On Tuesday Vance continued his attacks, claiming he and Trump now deserve apologies because the dozens of bomb threats inflicted on Springfield, Ohio, after they both lied about immigrants stealing pets and eating them, allegedly came from overseas.

“I’m still waiting on a correction and apology from the left wing journalists,” Vance wrote on social media. “They lied about these bomb threats to silence us.”

Ohio Republican Governor Mike DeWine told reporters there had been 33 bomb threats against 22 facilities in Springfield in under a week after Trump’s false claim Tuesday night. But now, without any proof, Republicans are claiming the bomb threats came from overseas, as if somehow that absolves them of any guilt for having fueled them.

Vance admitted to CNN that the allegations, which led Donald Trump during last week’s presidential debate to lie that immigrants are “eating the cats,” and “eating the dogs,” was a story he had created to advance his agenda.

The Atlantic’s David Frum, a conservative and former Bush White House speech writer, on Tuesday wrote: “The difference: The upsetting things said by Trump and Vance are not true. The upsetting things said about Trump and Vance are true. Trump really did mount a violent coup against the Constitution. He and his relatives really did take bribes in office, including from foreign governments. He really was helped into power by Russian espionage agencies. He really did steal secret documents from the US government after his election defeat. And Vance really did, and by his own admission, intentionally “create stories” for political advantage that put residents of his state at risk of physical harm.”

Vance responded: “I’d say the most important difference is that people on your team tried to kill Donald Trump twice.”

Frum replied, “They’re going to rename the Streisand Effect after this guy.”

For those who don’t know, the “Streisand Effect” in short, is when an attempt to tamp down something leads to it being given a lot more attention.

That’s exactly what happened when Vance on Monday told Democrats to “tone down the rhetoric,” which he alleges led to the two Trump assassination attempts. He offered only one example, of a Democratic Congressman calling for Trump to be “eliminated,” from the ballot for president. A call for which he later apologized for not being clearer.

Vance’s attack led to a flood of people explaining why Donald Trump’s rhetoric is dangerous.

“This isn’t easy to write, but it needs to be written,” wrote Joe Walsh, the former Republican Tea Party Congressman. “The sad truth is this: It’s not at all surprising that someone would try to kill him,” he said of Trump.

“I mean, think about it. Every day for 9yrs, he’s spewed hate, spread division, and incited violence like no other. Every day. Ever since he came down that escalator. Every day, he’s attacked this person or that person, this group or that group. In cruel, ugly ways. Every day for 9yrs he’s been hating on people and inciting violence against people. Remember earlier this year, when he actually shared a meme of a hogtied, kidnapped Joe Biden? He’s been like a juvenile delinquent who has thrown a firecracker into a crowd of people every day. Eventually, someone is going to go after that boy. Political violence must be strongly condemned. Always. It’s wrong that someone would try to kill him. Terribly wrong. But it’s not surprising. Not at all. It really isn’t. He has been the country’s megaphone for hate.”

On Monday, Walsh had noted: “In blaming Democrats’ rhetoric for the assassination attempt, Trump accuses Democrats of ‘wanting to destroy this country’ and calls Democrats ‘the enemy from within.’ Dangerous rhetoric coming from Democrats, huh?”

And conservative political commentator Charlie Sykes noted: “On the same day Ohio’s GOP guv sent state police to 17 schools in Springfield after threats of violence, the men who incited those threats are demanding that the rest of us tone down our rhetoric. This is rich. By which I mean unmitigated bullsh*t.”

Handheld Wireless devices explode across Lebanon, injuring dozens of Hezbollah members

It wasn't bad enough that it listens & spies, now it can be used as an explosive device! 

Time to get rid of the phones and go back to talking to each other in person!!!

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Iran	1	1	0	0	7	1	+6	3	Knockout stage
2	France	1	1	0	0	6	3	+3	3
3	Guatemala	1	0	0	1	3	6	−3	0	Possible Knockout stage
4	Venezuela	1	0	0	1	1	7	−6	0

16 September 2024

17:30

Iran	7–1	Venezuela
Aghapour  07'00", 22'07" Karimi  09'54", 12'43" Azimi  18'55", 38'27" Davoudi  26'25"	Report	Francia  14'08"

Bukhara Universal Sports Complex, Bukhara

Attendance: 1,694

Referee: Nikola Jelić (Croatia)

16 September 2024

20:00

Guatemala	3–6	France
Sandoval  01'02" Alvarado  09'35" P. Ruíz  19'25"	Report	Tchaptchet  12'33", 17'25" Mouhoudine  20'06" Ramirez  30'10" Mohammed  31'39" Lutin  36'04"

Bukhara Universal Sports Complex, Bukhara

Attendance: 2,079

Referee: Aymen Kammoun (Tunisia)

19 September 2024

17:30

Iran	v	Guatemala

Bukhara Universal Sports Complex, Bukhara

19 September 2024

20:00

France	v	Venezuela

Bukhara Universal Sports Complex, Bukhara

22 September 2024

20:00

France	v	Iran

Bukhara Universal Sports Complex, Bukhara

22 September 2024

20:00

Venezuela	v	Guatemala

Humo Arena, Tashkent

دکتر پزشکیان امروز آمریکا و اروپا رو حسابی گوز پیچ کرد
آخرش هم دو کلمه به انگلیسی گفت که این کره خرها درست خر فهم بشن

That's it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR3-gsI3cUM&ab_channel=AlJazeeraEnglish

Man accused of trying to kill Trump wrote a book urging Iran to assassinate the ex-president