I read that there's no real way to verify unless we can test for radiation. I saw a lot of experts were skeptical.

Or possibly a 'fission bomb with tritium', whatever that means.

Anyway, hydrogen bombs are real hard to make and this would be a significant advance. Seems quite unlikely but difficult to verify.

Guess they need food

pacino wrote:

The U.S. is a gang of cruel robbers which has worked hard to bring even a nuclear disaster to the DPRK, not content with having imposed the thrice-cursed and unheard-of political isolation, economic blockade and military pressure on it for the mere reason that it has differing ideology and social system and refuses to yield to the former's ambition for aggression.

Their press releases really are the best. This one is exceptional from the very first sentence.

H-BOMB OF JUSTICE

The Guardian got a tour of the storage facility (and workout room!) for the Bundy militira idiots:

Bundy has repeatedly said the group is prepared for the long-haul. However during a tour of the site earlier in the day, the Guardian was shown a food storage room that did not look like it could sustain a dozen men for more than a few weeks.

It included a cardboard box of apples and oranges, a few dozen pots of instant ramen, 24 cans of chicken noodle soup, a similar number of cans of sweetcorn, peas, beans and chili, and 20 boxes of macaroni and cheese.

There were also three sacks of potatoes, one bag of flour, another of rolled oats, boxes of raisins, a single bag of pretzels and one granola bar.

some real suvivalists there

i appreciate how they said no to the plastic bags and brought their own to the local survival store

I like how there's a weight bench

Gotta get that good pump in before you go on camera

Woody wrote:I like how there's a weight bench

Gotta get that good pump in before you go on camera

Crossfit brag-


I benched 250 and took over a federal facility, what did you do today brah?

250 pieces?

Looks like some stretchwell bands as well.

only the finest for right wing militant terrorists

For all you New Jerseyans, I just received this email from John Wisniewski:

Supporter,

Today I am proud to announce to you that I am endorsing Senator Bernie Sanders' campaign for President and signing on as his New Jersey Chairman. I wanted to share with you directly some of the reasons why I believe in Bernie's campaign and his message of taking back our democracy for the people, not the billionaires and insiders, and why I have decided to join him.

Senator Sanders’ call for reducing income inequality and taking money out of politics has resonated from coast to coast, but here in New Jersey I believe that the appetite for a new kind of politics is particularly palpable. As a member of the State Assembly for nearly 20 years and a former Chairman of the New Jersey Democratic State Committee, I have seen first hand the dissatisfaction that exists here in New Jersey for business as usual.

Our infrastructure is crumbling and our collective inability to fund transportation projects is threatening our economy. Our state's economy has lagged behind the rest of the country, while at the same time many of our state’s big corporations and political insiders continue to rake in millions in government contracts and massive tax subsidies. The working family, the middle class taxpayer, the public school student, the senior citizen and the young person trying to pay for college continue to be the victim of our state and nation’s political culture, and I believe that the Sanders campaign represents a chance to finally break free from this legacy of insider dealing and corruption.

Political corruption and abuses of power adversely effect every resident of our state. We have unfortunately seen it all too often, with perhaps the most obvious example being the misuse of taxpayer resources for political retribution that occurred in Fort Lee two years ago. The Bridgegate scandal is a crystal clear example of what can happen when people in power forget why they were put there in the first place -- to serve the public, not their own selfish and irresponsible interests.

Bernie's campaign is about ending the cycle of transactional politics that threatens the health of our democracy and getting back to the core mission of government by providing for the most vulnerable and making sure everyone has an opportunity to thrive. It's a powerful message that is inspiring millions of Americans to take a stand, and now I am adding my own voice to theirs.

In the coming weeks and months you will be hearing much more from me on how you can get involved with the New Jersey for Bernie campaign and help bring the revolution we need to our country. I hope that you will join me in working to get Bernie Sanders elected as our next President.

Thank you,
John


To me, that message reads at least as pro-Sanders as anti-Christie.

My Bernie lawn sign went up over in the weekend.

Looks like the Paiutes are calling bullshit on the Bundy traitors' land claims.

Paiutes was always one of my favorite Indian tribe names

Rob Ford's hat is back in the Toronto ring? Jerz so happy

If Bernie doesn't get the nomination, I think I'm voting Republican on everything until DWS is out as DNC chair.

well that makes sense

DWS is awful. I'd protest her awfulness by going Republican on everything. But if Bernie gets the nomination while she's still the chair, I'd still vote for him.

I didn't mean to make it sound like I'd blame her for him not getting the nomination (even though that's totally what my post sounded like).

no, i think it's silly to have a protest vote for somene you don't like and would then implement plans you don't like because you disagree with who is in charge of your party's campaigns. when the next republican president inserts 3 supreme court justices who are 40 years old you'll be lamenting that vote.

it's like those that voted nader in close states.

I dislike Hillary as much as I dislike most of the Republican field.