Do you realize you make yourself sound dumber and dumber with each post??

Nah didn’t think so.

I mean Travel and leisure awards had San Miguel de Allende as the number 1 voted destination IN THE WORLD in 2024. But you know better.


Like I said; stick to the US. You fit in there.
- TurdFergeson

One of the most beautiful women I ever met was from there.

Do you realize you make yourself sound dumber and dumber with each post??

Nah didn’t think so.

I mean Travel and leisure awards had San Miguel de Allende as the number 1 voted destination IN THE WORLD in 2024. But you know better.

Like I said; stick to the US. You fit in there.
- TurdFergeson

When my parents divorced (in their 60s idiots) my mom fled to San Miguel because it's known for its art and art scene. She could paint so it was like a healing retreat for her. She was a snob so it had to be pretty fucking nice for her to like it so much.

When my parents divorced (in their 60s idiots) my mom fled to San Miguel because it's known for its art and art scene. She could paint so it was like a healing retreat for her. She was a snob so it had to be pretty fucking nice for her to like it so much.
- bloatedmosquito

It’s a beautiful city. Great restaurants, museums, art galleries, architecture. It’s gotten to be popular with American expats though. I prefer Guanajuato.

Maybe it was bloated's mom

Maybe it was bloated's mom
- golfingsince

Maybe it was bloated's mom
- golfingsince

If you are in your mid to late 80s now... then maybe.

If you are in your mid to late 80s now... then maybe.
- bloatedmosquito

Great gran milfs rock.

It’s a beautiful city. Great restaurants, museums, art galleries, architecture. It’s gotten to be popular with American expats though. I prefer Guanajuato.
- TurdFergeson

You prefer mexican mountains over ocean front?

If you are in your mid to late 80s now... then maybe.
- bloatedmosquito

Would be nice if you guys kept the slap and tickle in this thread and not the NHFZ.
- boonerbuck

lol sorry I'm done with the toxic clown show Trudy Fergeson. Just a gutless troll and will be treated as such here on out. Sorry for the derail but it's nice he gets so flustered defending liberal policies.

It’s a beautiful city. Great restaurants, museums, art galleries, architecture. It’s gotten to be popular with American expats though. I prefer Guanajuato.
- TurdFergeson

Bans/Lockdowns! The main thread has become NYN & QQ's man cave!

You prefer mexican mountains over ocean front?
- bloatedmosquito

Depends. The interior cities are where all the history, architecture, etc is. I avoid most of the big resort areas. Still a few good beach areas that have not been ruined. Mostly on the Pacific side.

How much influence do people think Musk had on Trumps decision to cut South Africa’s aid?

How much influence do people think Musk had on Trumps decision to cut South Africa’s aid?
- TurdFergeson

99%

99%
- golfingsince

Israel. Trump is going after all of Israel's opposition and major critics. South Africa is among the top. He's also cutting aid to organizations that defend the Palestinians.

Like his first term, Bibi is in his ear and Trump eager to serve.

He's also going after BRICS nations who are drifting away from US dependency. South Africa is the S in BRICS. America is losing it's grip.

Israel. Trump is going after all of Israel's opposition and major critics. South Africa is among the top. He's also cutting aid to organizations that defend the Palestinians.

Like his first term, Bibi is in his ear and Trump eager to serve.

He's also going after BRICS nations who are drifting away from US dependency. South Africa is the S in BRICS. America is losing it's grip.
- boonerbuck

- bloatedmosquito

Great letter...

A letter to Donald J. Trump from Prince Turki bin Faisal Al Saud, a Saudi prince and former government official who served as the head of Saudi Arabia's General Intelligence Presidency from 1979 to 2001. He is a grandson of Saudi's founder King Abdulaziz and son of King Faisal. He is the chairman of the King Faisal Foundation's Center for Research and Islamic Studies.

The letter:
Dear President Trump,
The Palestinian people are not illegal immigrants to be deported to other lands. The lands are their lands and the houses that Israel destroyed are their homes, and they will rebuild them as they have done after previous Israeli onslaughts on them.
Most of the people of Gaza are refugees, driven out of their homes in what is now Israel and the West Bank by the previous Israeli genocidal assault on them in the 1948 and 1967 wars. If they are to be moved from Gaza, they should be allowed to return to their homes and to their orange and olive groves in Haifa, Jaffa and other towns and villages from which they fled or were forcibly driven out by the Israelis.
Mr President, many of the tens of thousands of immigrants who came to Palestine from Europe and other places after the Second World War stole Palestinian homes and land, terrorised the inhabitants and engaged in a campaign of ethnic cleansing. Alas, America and the UK, the victors of the war, stood by and even facilitated the murderous evictions of the Palestinians from their homes and lands.
America and the UK did not want to receive the victims of Adolf Hitler’s Holocaust, so they were content with sending them to Palestine. In the book Eight Days at Yalta, the author Diana Preston refers to a conversation between then US president Franklin Roosevelt and his Russian counterpart Joseph Stalin. Preston writes: “Conversation turned to the subject of Jewish homelands. Roosevelt said he was a Zionist… When Stalin asked Roosevelt what present he planned to make [Saudi king] Ibn Saud, he replied his only concession might be to give him six million Jews…”
Fortunately, when Mr Roosevelt did meet Ibn Saud, the king disabused him of that offer and suggested that the Jews should be offered the best lands in Germany as compensation for the Holocaust. Alas, Harry Truman, Roosevelt’s successor, wholeheartedly supported Jewish immigration to Palestine and eventually became instrumental in the creation of Israel.
The violence and bloodshed we witness today are the result of that action and the previous British complicity with Zionist ambitions from 1917 until then.
Mr President, your declared intent to bring peace to Palestine is much lauded in our part of the world. I respectfully suggest that the way to do that is to give the Palestinians their inalienable right to self-determination and a state with its capital in East Jerusalem, as envisaged in UN General Assembly Resolutions 181 and 194 and Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338, and the Arab Peace Initiative.
All the Arab and Islamic countries, as well as the Palestinian Authority, accept the terms of the Arab Peace Initiative to end hostilities and establish relations with Israel. One hundred and forty-nine countries recognise the Palestinian state. Please make your country the 150th. No peace in the Middle East will be realised without addressing this noble issue justly and fairly.
Be remembered as the peacemaker.
Prince Turki Al Faisal