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[robcguns]

2 & 4 repeatedly & together 🤣

Agreed.

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[oldtimer1]

It's insane the amount of hatred in Israel that never gets reported.

In the video in the link below, non-hateful Jewish reporters dressed up as non-Jews for a day to secretly record how many assaults Jewish supremacists committed against non-Jews, in this case christians.

Jewish supremacists are recorded vandalizing/defiling gentile graveyards, churches, spitting on non-Jews, violently assaulting non-Jews...

But their mindset is that they are divine and infallible and that the "other" is inherently evil and therefore must be preemptively annihilated.

Maybe they should drug themselves first to see if it works.

https://twitter.com/Yossi_eli/status/1679197508990271490

I heard of this but this is the first time it made it real with video and testimony.  Are the ones that do this any better than the Nazi's who vandalized, beat and intimidated Jews back in the beginning of Hitler's rise to power?  I will never visit Israel.  Israel can only exist with the consent of Christians and the arms they provide them. Shocking to see the hate toward Christians.  Makes me wonder how they treat the many Muslims that live in Israel?  I have always supported Israel but shocked by the behavior of what I hope is a few.  I live about 40 minutes from one of the biggest Jewish towns in NJ.  About 100K plus Hasidic  Jews live in the area.  In the past the Jewish women wouldn't talk to non Jewish men. They would nod when addressed but not speak.  After 9-11 they must have shifted their accepted practice and I noticed they could now speak to Christians.

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i bet if you stuck your dick in there without a condom it would melt off when you pull it out robocop style

[El Diablo Blanco]

Quite possibly the perfect female. 

[robcguns]

i bet if you stuck your dick in there without a condom it would melt off when you pull it out robocop style

Definitely.

[herne]

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Disgusting whore. At least you get a warning though I guess.

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[Kwon]

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[herne]

She's not really pulling these pics off.... looks like somebody's mom that lost a bet.

[herne]

She's not really pulling these pics off.... looks like somebody's mom that lost a bet.

[robcguns]

Tongue in the bung.

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[Gregzs]

It must make sense to someone to build a Disneyland size park in Tornado Alley.


New $2 billion Oklahoma theme park announced, and it's not part of the Magic Kingdom

A theme park with an estimated $2 billion price tag is coming to the Midwest — and its location may surprise you.

The 1,000-acre development, named the American Heartland Theme Park and Resort, is scheduled to open in 2026 in the northeastern Oklahoma city of Vinita, according to a news release Thursday from the Missouri-based Mansion Entertainment Group, which is heading up the project.

The amusement park itself will cover 125 acres, which according to developers is comparable in size to Florida's Magic Kingdom and Disneyland in California.



It will have an Americana-themed environment with "a variety of entertaining rides, live shows, family attractions, waterways as well as restaurant-quality food and beverage offerings," Mansion Entertainment said.

It will also include rides and shows in "six distinctly American lands:" the Great Plains, Bayou Bay, Big Timber Falls, Stony Point Harbor, Liberty Village and Electropolis.

In addition to the amusement park, American Heartland will feature a 300-room hotel, indoor water park and an adjacent 320-acre RV park, and a 300-cabin campground named Three Ponies.

The park's design team includes more than 20 Disney Parks builders and Walt Disney Imagineers, according to the Mansion Entertainment. It also hired design firms that have been used in the past by other major amusement parks, including Six Flags and Universal Studios.

Once open, developers expect the park to attract two million visitors per year, according to Kristy Adams, a sales and marketing executive with the Mansion Entertainment.

Oklahoma state Sen. Micheal Bergstrom said in a statement through Mansion Entertainment that the park will add at least 4,000 jobs provide a boost to the state's tourism economy. 

"We are thrilled to make Oklahoma the home of American Heartland Theme Park and Resort," American Heartland CEO Larry Wilhite said in a statement. "At the crossroads of the heartland, Oklahoma is an attractive location for a family entertainment destination."

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/2-billion-dollar-theme-park-oklahoma-american-heartland/

[Gregzs]

https://pagesix.com/2023/07/20/joe-manganiellos-desire-to-have-kids-led-to-sofia-vergara-divorce-source/

[El Diablo Blanco]

It must make sense to someone to build a Disneyland size park in Tornado Alley.


New $2 billion Oklahoma theme park announced, and it's not part of the Magic Kingdom

A theme park with an estimated $2 billion price tag is coming to the Midwest — and its location may surprise you.

The 1,000-acre development, named the American Heartland Theme Park and Resort, is scheduled to open in 2026 in the northeastern Oklahoma city of Vinita, according to a news release Thursday from the Missouri-based Mansion Entertainment Group, which is heading up the project.

The amusement park itself will cover 125 acres, which according to developers is comparable in size to Florida's Magic Kingdom and Disneyland in California.



It will have an Americana-themed environment with "a variety of entertaining rides, live shows, family attractions, waterways as well as restaurant-quality food and beverage offerings," Mansion Entertainment said.

It will also include rides and shows in "six distinctly American lands:" the Great Plains, Bayou Bay, Big Timber Falls, Stony Point Harbor, Liberty Village and Electropolis.

In addition to the amusement park, American Heartland will feature a 300-room hotel, indoor water park and an adjacent 320-acre RV park, and a 300-cabin campground named Three Ponies.

The park's design team includes more than 20 Disney Parks builders and Walt Disney Imagineers, according to the Mansion Entertainment. It also hired design firms that have been used in the past by other major amusement parks, including Six Flags and Universal Studios.

Once open, developers expect the park to attract two million visitors per year, according to Kristy Adams, a sales and marketing executive with the Mansion Entertainment.

Oklahoma state Sen. Micheal Bergstrom said in a statement through Mansion Entertainment that the park will add at least 4,000 jobs provide a boost to the state's tourism economy. 

"We are thrilled to make Oklahoma the home of American Heartland Theme Park and Resort," American Heartland CEO Larry Wilhite said in a statement. "At the crossroads of the heartland, Oklahoma is an attractive location for a family entertainment destination."

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/2-billion-dollar-theme-park-oklahoma-american-heartland/

A theme park in America about America. Only in America? Maybe people should actually drive around this country and see it for themselves instead of going to a theme park.

[Kwon]

A theme park in America about America. Only in America? Maybe people should actually drive around this country and see it for themselves instead of going to a theme park.

Exactly........


BUT it's perfect for Tourists with lesser time, being able to see the different american regions without having to travel across the US

This must mainly be for Japanese, Euros and similar not regular americans

[robcguns]

A theme park in America about America. Only in America? Maybe people should actually drive around this country and see it for themselves instead of going to a theme park.

I get this but think about all the elements you will have to deal with to experience this country if you drive around? They take the element out of the equation and just bring entertainment with no problems.