Red Mosquito

The J6ers dropping like flies

Sending migrants to Gitmo, huh?

There are 30k “beds” there.

Go fuck yourself dime

Bi_3 wrote:Go fuck yourself dime

If it makes it easier Just pretend they were Palestinians. You’d no problem laughing at all their deaths. Whatever works for you.

Bi_3 wrote:Go fuck yourself dime

Project 25 is going great isn’t it! Go Trump!

Given the accidents lately, maybe sacking them is a great idea

January 22 2025

How’s the self imposed Twitter ban going, dime?

Bi_3 wrote:Go fuck yourself dime

wow, some one got up on the wrong side of a maga rally

The head of the FAA had imposed fines on Musk and SpaceX for violating air safety regulations. Musk forced the FAA head to resign because he “over-regulated” air safety requirements. At the time of the Potomac plane crash Trump had not replaced the FAA Administrator.

https://www.space.com/faa-fining-spacex-launches-2023


The head of the FAA, Mike Whitaker, resigned on January 20 — one year into his 5 year term — after facing relentless criticism from Musk for not approving SpaceX missions quickly enough.

The Senate confirmed him unanimously in 2023.

No acting FAA head has been appointed.
The FAA is currently subject to a hiring freeze and staff received an email, “A fork in the road,” encouraging them to resign regardless of their job responsibilities

¨FACT SHEETS¨



is leni riefenstahl still around?

Found dime's Twitter account: https://x.com/FactzOverLiez/status/1884933851354456404

I think it’s pretty obvious that no administration policy or action could be said to have produced (or potentially prevented) this incident. It’s only been the administration for a few days.

I also think that moments like this demonstrate the need for a functioning and funded government bureaucracy of services. Every level of preventative or responsive action here is sourced to a government apparatus. There are pre-existing shortages, like air traffic controllers, that have already stretched our safety margins thin. Playing stupid games around funding, loyalty, and staffing without careful planning to understand and mitigate risk can only serve to make dangerous moments like this one more likely, and us less prepared to deal with them.

Lastly, I also think it sucks pretty hard for the president of the United States to respond by going on social media and conjecturally suggesting blame.

spike wrote:How’s the self imposed Twitter ban going, dime?

I didn’t have one? I left Facebook.
Look like I’m headed for a stay in hospital.
Output to increase tenfold, at least for a while.

McParadigm wrote:I think it’s pretty obvious that no administration policy or action could be said to have produced (or potentially prevented) this incident. It’s only been the administration for a few days.

I also think that moments like this demonstrate the need for a functioning and funded government bureaucracy of services. Every level of preventative or responsive action here is sourced to a government apparatus. There are pre-existing shortages, like air traffic controllers, that have already stretched our safety margins thin. Playing stupid games around funding, loyalty, and staffing without careful planning to understand and mitigate risk can only serve to make dangerous moments like this one more likely, and us less prepared to deal with them.

Lastly, I also think it sucks pretty hard for the president of the United States to respond by going on social media and conjecturally suggesting blame.

It didn’t stop Trump making a political football of the LA fires. You can be damn sure he’d be doing it right now with this crash if it was Biden.


As a matter of fact he just did in that rambling press conference.
Fuck him. Rub his own tactics right back at him.

dimejinky99 wrote:

McParadigm wrote:I think it’s pretty obvious that no administration policy or action could be said to have produced (or potentially prevented) this incident. It’s only been the administration for a few days.

I also think that moments like this demonstrate the need for a functioning and funded government bureaucracy of services. Every level of preventative or responsive action here is sourced to a government apparatus. There are pre-existing shortages, like air traffic controllers, that have already stretched our safety margins thin. Playing stupid games around funding, loyalty, and staffing without careful planning to understand and mitigate risk can only serve to make dangerous moments like this one more likely, and us less prepared to deal with them.

Lastly, I also think it sucks pretty hard for the president of the United States to respond by going on social media and conjecturally suggesting blame.

It didn’t stop Trump making a political football of the LA fires. You can be damn sure he’d be doing it right now with this crash if it was Biden.


As a matter of fact he just did in that rambling press conference.
Fuck him. Rub his own tactics right back at him.

If you hate something, don't you do it too

tommy wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

McParadigm wrote:I think it’s pretty obvious that no administration policy or action could be said to have produced (or potentially prevented) this incident. It’s only been the administration for a few days.

I also think that moments like this demonstrate the need for a functioning and funded government bureaucracy of services. Every level of preventative or responsive action here is sourced to a government apparatus. There are pre-existing shortages, like air traffic controllers, that have already stretched our safety margins thin. Playing stupid games around funding, loyalty, and staffing without careful planning to understand and mitigate risk can only serve to make dangerous moments like this one more likely, and us less prepared to deal with them.

Lastly, I also think it sucks pretty hard for the president of the United States to respond by going on social media and conjecturally suggesting blame.

It didn’t stop Trump making a political football of the LA fires. You can be damn sure he’d be doing it right now with this crash if it was Biden.


As a matter of fact he just did in that rambling press conference.
Fuck him. Rub his own tactics right back at him.

If you hate something, don't you do it too

Fuck off with that shite.

He’s blaming diversity for the Potomac crash. Essentially stated the highest genius is white. New lows for this garbage human.

tommy wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

McParadigm wrote:I think it’s pretty obvious that no administration policy or action could be said to have produced (or potentially prevented) this incident. It’s only been the administration for a few days.

I also think that moments like this demonstrate the need for a functioning and funded government bureaucracy of services. Every level of preventative or responsive action here is sourced to a government apparatus. There are pre-existing shortages, like air traffic controllers, that have already stretched our safety margins thin. Playing stupid games around funding, loyalty, and staffing without careful planning to understand and mitigate risk can only serve to make dangerous moments like this one more likely, and us less prepared to deal with them.

Lastly, I also think it sucks pretty hard for the president of the United States to respond by going on social media and conjecturally suggesting blame.

It didn’t stop Trump making a political football of the LA fires. You can be damn sure he’d be doing it right now with this crash if it was Biden.


As a matter of fact he just did in that rambling press conference.
Fuck him. Rub his own tactics right back at him.

If you hate something, don't you do it too

He's lying, but for good reasons! Because some foreign leader he hates but is obsessed with does it to. For what purpose? Who knows? I doubt it works on anyone here.