I Lived Through Collapse. America Is Already There.

annabenedetti

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Hiring a firm called 'Greenwater Services' is laughably ironic regarding the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The renovations are still peeling away...

Not only is the pool still in an awful state, but Trump could face legal action from Hearn over the false claims his administration made against him, and Democrats in Congress want to investigate why the administration pushed the made-up charges. This long, drawn-out, failed project that wasn’t even necessary in the first place is emblematic of Trump’s presidency.


Greenwater Services 😂

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Arthur Brain

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So, Trump's posted a coupla memes about Lake Ontario, which in itself is hardly unusual but one of them consists of ducks carrying machine guns and with his...*hair*. The other is of him kicking over the Lake Ontario sign, replacing it with a dum(b) Lake America sign and doing that ridiculous...*dance* of his which seems to involve gyrating about on the spot and looking like a complete clown. Unsurprisingly, both have met with mockery and ridicule across the board with poster comments underneath the article reflecting what I suspect a good deal of Americans are thinking - especially with gas prices through the roof and a cost of living crisis.

Voters: When will you lower our bills like you promised?

Trump: Best I can do is a bizarre video of “Donald Ducks” carry guns at “Lake America.”

 

JudgeRightly

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Well, you can call it that if you want, most people aren't and Lake Ontario will remain Lake Ontario to most people as well no matter how many executive orders Trump signs.



But responding on X, Canadian PM Carney blew Trump's claims out of the water by pointing out it has been known as Lake Ontario for centuries and will remain so "now and always".

He said: "The name Lake Ontario comes from the Wendat word Ontari'io, which, appropriately, means 'the lake is beautiful, the lake is big'.

"The name is more than 400 years old, predating both the Confederation of Canada and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America.

"Canadians also know that naming reality means calling it Lake Ontario – then, now and always."


Methinks you're just salty:

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Which is weird, because it's a freshwater lake...
 
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