Wednesday Open Comments

I mentioned in a post yesterday or day before how disgusted I was that Biden Co. was unable to get Americans out of the war zone; the best they could do was transport them to a nearby island – Cyprus, I thought – and even made the American citizens sign a promise to pay for their brief cruise, the amount to be determined later.  The following story is a few days old.

DeSantis is doing so much better.  So much presidentially better:

(from Oct. 15 news story)

Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced that the first mission has arrived from Israel with evacuees who were unable to return home due to commercial flight cancellations [from Israel]. Florida partnered with Project Dynamo to bring nearly 300 evacuees home from Israel, including more than 270 to Tampa and seven to Orlando this afternoon. Once the plane landed in Tampa, evacuees were able to access resources from multiple state agencies. Additionally, the Governor is sending medical supplies, hygiene products, clothing and children’s toys to Israel to help impacted Israelis.

“Just a few days ago, I signed an Executive Order to allow Florida to carry out logistical, rescue and evacuation operations to bring Floridians back home and provide important supplies to our valued ally, Israel,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “I am proud of how quickly we have been able to activate resources and do what the federal government could not – get Floridians and other Americans back home, reunited with their families, free of charge.”

/snip

On October 12, 2023, Governor DeSantis signed Executive Order 23-208 to allow the State of Florida to carry out logistical, rescue and evacuation operations to keep its residents safe. Specifically, this order enables the Florida Division of Emergency Management to bring Floridians home and transport necessary supplies to Israel.

The Florida Division of Emergency Management will lead efforts for additional flights which will take more supplies to Israel and continue to bring Floridians back home.

The Governor has also surged law enforcement resources upon request to prevent violence at demonstrations and protect Jewish schools and synagogues. The Governor directed FDLE and FHP to work with the Attorney General’s Office and issue memos to law enforcement and Florida universities reminding them of their responsibility to protect the Jewish community from threats and unlawful harassment. Florida will not tolerate hate or violence towards the Jewish community.

So, while Biden Co. could barely be bothered to save American citizens, being only able to ship them to Cyprus (or Greece, depending on which story I read).  On top of that, those being “rescued” had to sign a promissory note to pay back the government, the amount left blank.  For now.  They could only bring one suitcase, despite the fact that they were on a freaking cruise ship for the Gilligan type cruise out of the war zone.  From the island, they would have to find their own resources and methods to get back home.

I can’t even imagine being a mother with small children, running from a war zone, signing a blank check to a broke government out of desperation, leaving my belongings behind – probably the kids’ stuff, too – and then being stranded in another culture without help to get back home.

God bless DeSantis.  Not only is he doing the Lord’s work, saving those folks, but he’s also showing Biden and his staff for being the inept (at best) folks that they are.

I’m sure he’ll mention it at the next debate.  DeSantis, that is.  Biden is probably oblivious to the efforts.


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  1. GJT Avatar
    GJT

    Morning from Harrisburg, Pa., near Hershey, Pa. We won’t have time to visit the chocolate factory, making our way back and still have two good eleven hour days ahead.

    Went along the coast of Maine a little bit yesterday to see the beaches and a light house then started back. Problem with going is you gotta get back. 😀

  2. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    Mornin’ Gang

  3. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    GJT, It sounds like you’ve had a great trip and I know that once you get into the “Going Home” mode you can get in a hurry so watch you speed. My old truck is just like a horse, the closer to the barn the faster she goes. 😉

  4. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    In the midst of all this human chaos, all is not bad.  It is, in fact, incredible and what most people wanted to believe the 21st century would be about.

    A 50-year-old Swedish woman who lost her hand in a farming accident has been fitted with a cutting-edge prosthesis that has proved transformational.

    The bionic hand is based on revolutionary technology that connects directly to a user’s bones, muscles, and nerves – creating a human-machine interface that allows AI to translate brain signals into precise yet simple movements.

    and,

    “This integration is so strong that we can actually attach the artificial limb directly to the skeleton,” explains Ortiz Catalán in a video.

    When this technique is combined with reconstructive surgery, Ortiz Catalán argues he can “truly integrate biology and electronics”.

    To provide an interface for Karin’s prosthesis to connect to, two implants were placed in her ulna and radius bones. A muscle graft from her leg was then connected to these implants, giving the severed muscles and nerves in the stump of Karin’s arm something to reattach to.

     

  5. wagonburner Avatar
    wagonburner

    When I first read about the cruise ship “rescue”, I thought I was reading a parody article.  Even the utterly botched Afghanistan fiasco showed the airlift capability the US has and can activate literally within a very few hours.

    Why couldn’t a couple charter flights be arranged? Just call 1-800-deltaair and you’d have a 777 or two headed out in short order.  Since Ben Gurion airport is a little dangerous, I’m sure the Israelis would allow a couple commercial charters to use one of their bases.

    They probably had some junior staffer or intern come up with the harebrained scheme they wound up with.

    Seriously, who among us would have thought of that? It seems obvious that you’d think, likely in this order:

    Air Force (we’re the administration; we own that!)

    Charter (airlines fly football/baseball/basketball/Olympic teams all over the place all the time. I bet they could do it!)

    Friendly other country (hey! Maybe someone else is trying to rescue people too! Maybe we could tag along!)

    Several other things…

    Some cruise ship that happens to be around (we could say it’s a vacation and charge them for it! We’ll get good press, then when the public moves on to other things, we can just chuck them all overboard or strand them in some exotic foreign s***hole)

  6. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Paul Sperry is one of the best investigative reporters in America.

    The Internal Revenue Service recently awarded a lucrative contract to help modernize its computer databases to the same Washington firm, Booz Allen Hamilton, that employed the man who pleaded guilty last week to stealing and leaking thousands of private tax returns of wealthy Americans, including former President Trump, according to records reviewed by RealClearInvestigations. 

    The massive IRS theft is the third major breach of confidential and classified government information by Booz Allen contractors over the last decade – including Edward Snowden’s 2013 leak exposing the National Security Agency’s worldwide anti-terror surveillance program.

    Cyber-thief Charles “Chaz” Littlejohn was working on an IRS contract for Booz Allen in 2018 when he stole more than two decades of Trump’s personal tax records from IRS computers. He later leaked them to the New York Times, which published negative stories on Trump’s long-sought returns several weeks before the 2020 election, which Trump narrowly lost in a handful of battleground states.

    US federal prosecutors refuse to list the name of perpetrator Littlejohn in any court documents or press releases because they want to hide the fact Biden has hired his employer for a new $2.6 billion contract.  It is illustrative of how incredibly transparently stupid these DOJ hacks really are.

  7. Tedtam Avatar

    Well, my computer needed time to update and clean up some stuff, so I watered my garden and talked to Hubby after I unloaded my cheese from Elsa.  Coffee time is over, and I’m considering another grocery shopping trip to get some more Elsa food.  I need to check my sauce recipes and see which ones I wanna try  next.

    Not all of them would work.  I’m interested to see how Swerve acts in Elsa.  Sugar tends to expand (see videos on FD candy – those gummy bears are something else!), but Swerve isn’t the same exact chemical composition of sugar.  I have to substitute Swerve in some of the recipes.  Also – butter.  School Reports indicates that FDing fats is done – see the commercial product nutrition labels – but as a home FDer, I don’t want to go crazy with it.  Last night’s recipe had about half the butter replaced by heavy whipping cream, which does FD well.  Also – vinegar.  Vinegar disappears in the FD.  When reconstituted, I’ll have to add a little vinegar to regain the original taste.  I’ll have to make careful notes on substitutions; some recipes may just have to remain frozen and others can be made shelf stable.

    School Reports has an interesting video on FD tuna salad, but I think I’m gonna prefer to use the recipe that BSue shared with me from John in Bibs, for his FD mayo substitute.  I can always make the tuna salad later.  But do I want to FD the tuna fish?  Hmmmm….it would make it lighter if I decide to pack it on a trip, but other than that, I’m not sure of the advantage.  Just because I can doesn’t mean I have to.  Similar to how I feel about our legislators and spending money.

    Anyway…toddling off to see what Mr. C. is discussing today…

  8. Tedtam Avatar

    RESCINDED ☙ Wednesday, October 18, 2023 ☙ C&C NEWS 

    Good morning, C&C, it’s Wednesday! Your roundup includes: some pro tips for pharma investors; new study links up another category of jab injuries; Jordan loses initial vote for Speaker and drama continues; German health minister thinks lack of consistency in opinion is a public health problem; Middle East war briefing; hospital bombing twists media into pretzels; cancel culture friendly fire incident; and Ecuador rejects socialism again.

    NEWS:

    As I sat down to a blank screen this morning I said to myself, self, I could use some good news to start off the post. And boom! There it was. As the reality of the market’s nearly-complete rejection of the mRNA shots sank in, Moderna’s stock price continued dropping yesterday, now down over 60% so far this year. The drug marketer has only one product it claims to have developed itself — the unsafe and ineffective covid shot.

    Couldn’t happen to a more deserving company.  Well, maybe except for Pfizer.

    And Texpat – the next story should interest you:

    The Epoch Times ran a story last week headlined, COVID-19 Vaccines ‘May Trigger’ Rheumatic Inflammatory Diseases: Study.

    IIRC – isn’t this an ailment that afflicts you?

    The study tried to downplay the significance of meta-review of 190 published case studies including 271 patients,…But Epoch searched VAERS and found that RIMID (Rheumatic Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Diseases) cases were second only to myocarditis in the volume of reports.

    RIMID happens when joints, tendons, muscles, and bones are inflamed due to an unknown cause. Common types include arthritis, lupus, and vasculitis. Vasculitis was the most common post-jab type in the study, and presented in all kinds of ways. For instance, one patient developed inflamed arteries in his head and went blind in his left eye from restricted blood flow to his optical nerve.

    The evil genius of the shots is the vast array of ways it injures people, which allows it to hide… No one type of injury amounts to a clear proportion of recipients, allowing medial liars to claim injuries are rare. The awful significance of the aggregate risk only becomes obvious once you start adding the different categories together.

    /snip

    …”The short time span between COVID-19 vaccine administration and the onset of R-IMIDs suggests the potential possibility of a cause-and-effect relationship,” the authors carefully concluded.

    … They were baffled, even though everyone knows the mRNA transfects billions or trillions of previously healthy cells causing the body to start nuking itself from orbit. The horrible lottery jab takers play seems to be related to where the mRNA mostly winds up, and how much they still needed those transfected cells.

  9. Tedtam Avatar

    Next, discussion of the failed Speaker vote and Jordan:  the media is gleeful over the chaos.  And then they go here:

    But not according to Establishment Media! Media took the opportunity to escalate the fractious Speaker contest to the hysterical level of we should consider ditching democracy altogether:

    image 5.png

    Look out below!

    Or on the other hand, Republicans could just elect Trump as the new Speaker of the House, and then American democracy would really be veering out of control.

    Because democracy is just……….soooooo, annoying!

  10. Tedtam Avatar

    And now – the problem of believing government and media:

     Last weekend, Germany’s health minister Karl Lauterbach gloomily informed public health officials that the biggest problem for the next pandemic is an “info-pandemic” where people are second-guessing every single thing that public health says now, and all their latest guidances are dissected on social media until there’s nothing left.

    Karl sadly explained:

    “We now have also the info—pandemic against us, where let’s say everything we do is basically questioned on a social media war, which will make it way more difficult to organize a response to a future pandemic. This is where we are.”

    Now whose fault is that? There’s a lot more hand-wringing in the clip.

    That’s the bed YOU made, dude.  Go lay in it.

  11. Tedtam Avatar

    Childers has a good discussion of the Gaza hospital bombing – the story, the second story, the evidence, the backlash, the crawdadding, and the Meat Puppet mumbling through his response.

    So worth the read.

    To be clear: I take no position on who’s to blame for the hospital, because how could I? I don’t have access to the evidence. Neither does anybody else, and so nobody should be reacting emotionally (except perhaps over for the general tragedy of war). But at this point, Israel has presented a credible defense, and the burden of proof has shifted back to the Palestinians to prove that the explosion was not caused by one of their own rockets. They also need to explain why the hospital wasn’t reduced to a skeleton staff after the original Israeli evacuation warnings.

    It’ll be a long, emotionally-exhausting war if everyone scrutinizes and argues over every single rocket strike and civilian casualty like this.

    I agree with this evaluation, too:

    Can you imagine poor Netanyahu having to smile through an entire meeting with Biden talking that slow? According to reports, the men met for “longer than expected,” which was just over an hour. I think we can agree the meeting was extended because Biden talked so slow and Bibi had to keep asking Joe’s handlers to explain what he just said.

    CPR may have been involved.  Just speculating.

  12. mharper42 Avatar
    mharper42

    Morning, gang! I am liking this sweat-suit weather we are having!

  13. Tedtam Avatar

    Now for a more amusing twist on events:  Major corporations have come out publicly, refusing or even rescinding job offers to Harvard students who signed the pro-Hamas letter.

    We’re talking big companies, one judge, and some huge donors have said “no, thank you” to Harvard, picked up their marbles, and gone home.  While throwing the metaphorical middle finger over their shoulder as they walked away.

    And the students involved, suddenly realizing that the hole in their foot came from their own gun, have tried to shut down their social media accounts and crawdad out of the situation.  It seems that being a popular radical on campus doesn’t translate well to the real world.

    It looks like the CEO talk wasn’t just bluster. According to NBC, U.S. law giant Davis Polk sent out an internal email yesterday announcing it rescinded job offers to three law students from Harvard and Columbia universities who signed the pro-Hamas letters.

    This must all be so confusing for these students. They thought they were playing Woke-opoly right, and virtue-signaled for all the right causes: race, check. Trans, check. Masks, check. Jabs, check. Ukraine, check. Palestine, check! But wait! They went one issue too far!

    When the leftist rubber hit the progressive road, the pro-Palestine students went under the bus. Or something. You get the idea.

  14. Tedtam Avatar

    I overdid the knee yesterday.  As I was telling Hubby, the pain reaction is very delayed, so I don’t know for hours if I overdid things.  I felt really good yesterday.

    Last night, not so much.

    /sigh

    It looks like the knee brace all day today.  And where’s that dang cream I’m supposed to rub on it?/looking

  15. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    TT 11:30;  I think that once the muzzies get a big dose of being treated as they treat others, things may change.  It needs to be a real big dose.  REAL. BIG.

  16. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    I used to think the Biden administration was just stupid and venal.  I am now convinced that they are evil to the core and in league with the evil one.

    https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/israel-middle-east/articles/biden-administration-tries-hide-knew-impending-massacre-leaving-iran-untouched-hamas-lee-smith

  17. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    I have one in the cuspidor.

  18. Tedtam Avatar

    I think it’s going to take a complete overhaul/removal of their religion.  Even if they get “the message,” there will always be hard liners who won’t budge.  Every group has them, especially religious groups.  When slavery, abuse, murder, and hatred are encoded in religions, there’s no good way to completely root that cancer out of existence.

    I’ve read articles that speculate that Mohammed may have suffered from epilepsy and that’s why he had his “visions”.   That would make the whole basis for their religion fake, and any arguments pro/con Islamic beliefs becomes moot.  But then, I’m not looking forward to wissing off over a billion people globally who have no faith-based moral inhibitions to savagely killing someone who disagrees with them.

    I think only Jesus can fix this one.

  19. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    So the fake fake illegitimate wooden dummy went to Israel pretending to be the real fake illegitimate wooden dummy?

    Did his hollyweird acting coaches teach him to trip on the steps just like the real fake illegitimate wooden dummy?

    why didn’t they just send the Creature from the Kenyan Lagoon because it’s his 3rd term anyhoo.

  20. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    Caffein and More Caffein

    To be clear: I take no position on who’s to blame for the hospital, because how could I? I don’t have access to the evidence. Neither does anybody else, and so nobody should be reacting emotionally (except perhaps over for the general tragedy of war). But at this point, Israel has presented a credible defense, and the burden of proof has shifted back to the Palestinians to prove that the explosion was not caused by one of their own rockets. They also need to explain why the hospital wasn’t reduced to a skeleton staff after the original Israeli evacuation warnings.

    It does not matter if the world believes or has concrete proof that Israel did not destroy that hospital. Within seconds of the deed Israel was blamed and the muslims took to the streets around the world in “protest” and attempted to burn down embassies.   The Muslim got what they wanted and around the world Israel is being condemned.

    What we see in Israel is headed to our shores.

    I think that once the muzzies get a big dose of being treated as they treat others, things may change.  It needs to be a real big dose.  REAL. BIG.

    All of Hamas needs to destroyed.  Frankly Gaza needs to be Sodomized. ((Genesis 19:24)).  When that is finished Israel needs to look at Iran and declare them next.  But that will not happen.  God has a plan where Russia, Iran, Turkey and their friends will be destroyed by his hand and he will get the glory and as God says, “And then the world will know that I am God.”

     

  21. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Tedtam @10:48 AM

    I have the common osteoarthritis and have had a couple of bouts of psoriatic arthritis for which I take regular injections.

    The RIMID (Rheumatic Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Disease) sounds pretty and I’m glad I don’t have it.

    I do believe the main arterial blockage I had causing the heart attack was caused by the vaccine.  It was so large and appeared within a few months time when blockages like that normally take decades to form.

    I also have had psoriasis and eczema since I took the vaccine, both being immune response dysfunctions.  There is no history whatsoever of any dermatological illnesses in my extended family.

     

  22. wagonburner Avatar
    wagonburner

    The hospital “incident” is just another example of what has happened many times in the past.

    Hamas/IJ rockets have a very high failure rate (40%?!? The Jews who were forced to manufacture ammunition for the nazis would have been elated if their sabotage efforts resulted in that kind of failure rate)

    They fire these rockets from densely populated areas, often near schools and hospitals to avoid counter fire.

    These rockets are then supposed to fly over still more densely populated areas on their way to their “targets”, which usually get missed because they can’t be aimed properly.

    Israel only tries to shoot them down over its own territory, which is a wise strategy. Let 40% of them fail on their own, then deal only with the remaining ones that are actually headed for something important.

  23. Tedtam Avatar

    Another one from the S&U Department:

    Tabby Brown, a London-based Playboy model and actress, has died at the age of 38, her former manager confirmed Tuesday to The Sun.

    Brown’s cause of death is unknown.

    Only 38 years old. Baffling.

  24. Tedtam Avatar

    We are evicting tenants in Bryan.  They moved in four more adults and a kid, plus a dog, plus punched holes in the walls and doors…and get angry at us for evicting them.  Tenant even said they were already planning to move, aka “skip out on rent on the first”.

    We’ve talked about selling that property, but are going to wait for a better market.

  25. wagonburner Avatar
    wagonburner

    You never know what those cute beagles in international baggage claim might find.

    No, really.

  26. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    We are evicting tenants in Bryan.

    Heh, all this while Israel evicts Hamas.  I heard an Israeli General say “Hamas can no longer exist on Israel’s border”.  I think “exist” is the operative word.

  27. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    It looks like hundreds of Pro-Hamas insurrectionists invaded the US Capitol today.

    Video from Libs of TikTok:

    WATCH: A group of pro Palestinian insurrectionists stormed the Capitol today. Have any of them been arrested, hunted down, or thrown in gulags yet? Will any of them get 17-22-year prison sentences? Shaking.

  28. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    Great pic of the fake fake real illegitimate wooden dummy.

    or is it the real fake fake illegitimate wooden dummy and pal?

  29. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    #15

    You never know what those cute beagles in international baggage claim might find.

    No, really.

    Dang, you can’t make that up. 😉

  30. bsue54 Avatar

    #17 –  not belittling your post – really, I’m not… BUT those Pals need to get a new sign maker… That black banner looks like it says “Cease – Fire”  like it’s two separate acts…

  31. Adee Avatar
    Adee

    Good  Afternoon Hamsters,

    What a gorgeous day began at 50 this morning at 6.  We decided correctly to put the “winter quilt” on the bed last week.   Not of course like the winter quilts in the upper Midwest, as what we have could be equivalent to a summer quilt up there.  Made it to 82 with 52% humidity and a lazy light breeze.  Would like to order one for tomorrow.

    And that made my walk up and down the driveway for 5 rounds with the physical therapist this afternoon, the best I’ve been able to do so far with minimum tiredness and without my cane.  Can’t do that yet on uneven ground like our gravel walkway around the house without needing the cane.  I am now much closer to getting back my normal stride.  This has been a really good day.   Thank You, Lord.

  32. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    20 bsue54

    These are the same people who wave signs during protests in streets that read:

    KILL tHe JUICE !!!

  33. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    I would have to ask mr hindermoonfaker…does a bear schitt in the woods?

    https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2023/10/do-republicans-want-to-lose.php

    Hindermoonfaker is always way behind the curve on anything about rEpublicant’s.

  34. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Texpat

    There are over 500 protesters in front of the Houston Israel Consulate this afternoon.

    These are the same old homeless, drug addict hirelings that the local Left has permanently “on call.”  This must be an expensive one for them, because it seems they’ve handed out some Arafat head scarves, too. And professionally produced signs with proper spelling.

  35. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    I’m not going to believe it until the game actually starts, but I am pretty sure the Astros game is going to be available to me by downloading the FoxSports App (for free!) to my Amazon FireStick. Watching the pre-game show right now on FS1.

     

  36. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Over in the National League, the Filthy-delphia Phillies are cruising.

  37. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Texas Ranger pitcher Max Scherzer is coming off a 30-day throwing arm injury. If he is well, he is a 97mph Beast.

    Not bad for an old man.

  38. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Astro Tucker has been moved way down in the batting order. Supposedly to get more fastball pitches. He’s 0-8 in the postseason.

    Come on, baby. Turn it around.

  39. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Coaches think he has improperly – and barely perceptibly – opened up his stance.

  40. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Yes!!!

    I have the game!!!!!!!!

  41. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Oops. Now,  I don’t have the game.

    They didn’t tell me I was watching a ten minute Preview.

    Bummer.

    I’ll drag my CCrane radio in here and see how long the AM signal lasts.

  42. Adee Avatar
    Adee

     

    Wishing the best for the Astros tonight.

  43. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    I’ll drag my CCrane radio in here and see how long the AM signal lasts.

    If it starts to fade out just whoop out your Twin Coil Ferrite Antenna.

    FWIW; I have one it it works great. 😉

  44. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    That Alvarez homer over the fence that the Rangers centerfielder grabbed above and over the fence was a heartbreaker.

    It was 47% talent and 53% luck.

  45. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Brantley’s catch on a dead run backhanded over his right shoulder as he was falling down was magnificent.  Buy that man a big steak and a nice cigar.

  46. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    I was never a power hitter as a kid, but the older players would tease me about hitting “Texas Leaguers”.  It was a nickname for a hit that drops in the near outfield behind second base and yet too short for the centerfielder.  It is a guaranteed base hit every time.

    That is what Alvarez just hit to drive in 2 runs.

  47. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    So I drove across the way and watched the rest of the game at my rich friend’s with the Dish.

    What a game

    What a game

  48. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Win or lose

    This is such a special team

    For seven straight years

     

  49. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Posted late tonight at Instapundit:

    ONE THING THE MEDIA HOPES YOU WILL FORGET, AND ONE THING THEY NEVER REPORTED: They hope you will forget that Hamas still holds around 200 people, including babies, children, women, and the elderly, hostage. They have never reported, except in Israeli media, that 300,000 Israelis living near the conflict zones in Gaza and south Lebanon have been displaced and are living in temporary locations all over Israel.

  50. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    I have a bad, bad feeling that my baby don’t love me no more

    https://youtu.be/_whI9m0SFys?si=Q22p5kk-A2GqNKv1

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