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1. Next time you see a terrorist with a suicide vest, shoot him twenty-seven or more times to see if you can assist him. Chances are you can’t, according to this video.

   — HamasBusters

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   • Still, it’s worth trying, right?

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     • Unless you live in NY or CA, in which case you would have to stop and reload twice.
       Still, if the guy is trying for martyrdom, Patton’s first rule of combat suggests you really should try to be as helpful as possible.

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   • If you reverse 27 you get 72. 72 virgins. Coincidence? I think not!

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2. Tonight’s history lesson……………

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   • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4v81Gwu6BTE

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3. And then there’s this……………..

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   • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zq6r_QDMxlE

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     • Say, is he related to Tim Allen? (I didn’t scroll through the comments to find out.)

       He has a similar delivery, and similar material.

       I watched the next-suggested video, “The America I Grew Up In,” and it was even funnier.

       ‘Kids today. We had six-story-high playground slides, made out of solid steel. And in July …’

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4. When I read this headline, I shook my head and said, “Oh, those wacky creative guys at the Babylon Bee!” Then I saw it was real.

   Trump Administration Forces China To Sell the Port of Long Beach
   Americanthinker.com | 5/7/19 | Chriss Street

   The Trump Administration’s Department of Homeland Security has forced China’s state-owned [Cosco] to sell the Port of Long Beach over security concerns.

   [A commenter added that Long Beach port is home to our Naval weapons depot.]

   China’s [Cosco] Shipping Holdings, which bought out its 75 percent-owned Hong Kong-based Orient Overseas International (OOCL), was forced to sell its Port of Long Beach Container Terminal ownership to Macquarie Infrastructure Partners for $1.78 billion.

   The Obama administration had no problems with OOCL signing a 40-year lease with the City of Long Beach in 2012 for control of America’s second largest and most automated container handling operation. The sweetheart deal was part of the “Middle Harbor Redevelopment Program” to fund a $1.5 billion expansion through 2020.

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