By Jerry PDX
monday, july 21, 2025 at 7:00:00 p.m. edt
Just watched a national news desk feature, which was just dripping with anti-Trump sentiment.
Story suggested Ghislaine Maxwell could be offered immunity to "reveal" what she knows about Trump's possible involvement with Epstein. Immunity from what? More prosecution? She's already been convicted and is serving 20 years. Maybe a backroom deal in the works, where she gets a reduced sentence for suddenly remembering the Donald visiting Epstein's island?
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, july 21, 2025 at 11:12:00 p.m. edt
Why is she in prison, there were no crimes, according to the lack of evidence that can be released? Sounds like all Epstein and Maxwell did was have private parties (/sarcasm).
--GRA
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IS IT WORTH IT? PIZZA HUT IS SELLING 6" PERSONAL PAN,ONE ITEM PIZZAS FOR $2 THROUGH THE END OF JULY(AND BEYOND)
Pizza Hut is extending its popular $2 Tuesday deal for Personal Pan Pizzas beyond July, the company confirmed in a statement to USA TODAY on Monday, July 21. The offer includes a 1-topping Personal Pan Pizza for just $2 every Tuesday. However, Pizza Hut has not mentioned how long the extension will last or when the deal will end.
The deal is available for carryout only, and no additional purchase required. Customers can order up to four $2 pizzas per person, either in-store or through the Pizza Hut app, as per USA Today. While the offer is available nationwide, customers have been advised to check if their local Pizza Hut is participating.
GRA:It's been fourteen years since I had a PH pizza. One time I ate the box the pizza came in and it was better than the pizza inside. $2--is that worth it? Probably what the price should be all the time.
--GRA
The Pizza: For $2, it's worth a try, but not worth the ten-minute drive into Chocolate City. Going after the convenience stores and the Hunt Brothers space, it sounds like. The Walmart Great Value microwaveable frozen ones cost about $1.20 now. So only $2?! The promotion sounds infuriating for franchisees. And the staff who are forced to suggestive-sell add-ons. Subway franchisees, for instance, have long objected to special desperate deals dictated by Corporate because of little or no profit for their efforts.
Pizza and Epstein: oh, wait, that was the Podesta brothers. Do I recall correctly that F.L. (Fearless Leader, i.e. Mr. Stix) once researched pizzagate and found nothing there? Forgive my memory. The Earth is spinning too fast.
Ghislaine and Epstein: If Mike McBible keeps shutting down the House to avoid a vote on Epstein documents, this could be good. Don't pass any more bills, period. We could use an 18-month shutdown and take our chances with the next Congress in January 2027. Ghislaine testifying? Not if it's under cringeworthy underperformer James Comer's Oversight Committee and the grandstanding phony mtg. I'd rather be tied to a chair or magnetized to an mri and forced to watch reruns of Maury or Ricki Lake or Wendy Williams.
well here's more clutter for this thread: Naseef Bryan, a "New Hampshire man", arrested for being a non-citizen who has voted three times. Headlines say "non-U.S. citizen" and NH NPR says "green-card holder" and interestingly it's the NPR story that reveals he's an ultra- litigious non-citizen green card holder. Naseef (photo)looks exactly like you'd expect, and so does the "Senior Reporter" in the byline of the NPR story.
The media(tv and press)are filling their reporting jobs with mex and blacks. "Filling,"I meant FLOODING these jobs with similar thinking/similar looking mex and blacks for the sole purpose of controlling content for the next 20 years. There's nothing Trump can do about it,it seems,unless he wages financial war with msm as he did with a few colleges. He could order the FCC to get tough,take away broadcast licenses,but there seems to be nothing happening on that front--yet.
--GRA
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