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>>24694878

>>24694883

GUESS WHAT?

TOOTS FARTING DUST THESE DAYS…………

nigga post a potus pointing or stfu

also trips chkd

President Donald J. Trump arrives to Madison Square Garden and becomes the first sitting United States President to attend an NBA Finals game. 🏀

USA USA USA!!!

Jun 08, 2026, 9:46 PM

https://truthsocial.com/@WhiteHouse/posts/116717624333019321

>>24694890

You dont like mugh toots?

>>24694891

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>>24694902

>2036

POTUS aging backwards

New white house will look like this

>>24694835

>>24694914

Attorney General Rob Bonta’s wife, Mia, is pushing a journalism chill bill to stop corruption reports like the one I wrote about them

https://thevoicesf.org/attorney-general-rob-bontas-wife-mia-is-pushing-a-journalism-chill-bill-to-stop-corruption-reports-like-the-one-i-wrote-about-them/

When the FBI raided the home of Oakland mayor Sheng Thao, the offices of California Waste Solutions, and the homes of California Waste Solutions’ owners Andy Duong and his parents, David and Linda Duong in June 2024, Andy Duong’s Instagram account featured numerous photos of him with Rob and Mia Bonta. Duong even jetted off to the Philippines with Rob, whom he calls “his brother” in one particularly cringy image of him huddled with the Bontas in a limousine. In addition to Warriors games, trips to exotic lands, and limo rides, Duong shoveled cash to the current attorney general from his family’s businesses and their associates throughout his political career. Those associates, it turns out, are woven in a tangled web of pay-to-play politics, attempted murders, human trafficking, drugs, and warnings of a compromising video tied to Rob Bonta.

Not only are the Bontas tied to Andy Duong, but they’re also associated with a failed fuel company run by Mario Juarez, a longtime Oakland political operative who served on the Alameda County Democratic Central Committee and helped allies like Bonta maintain power on party committees. He and Rob Bonta were described in court filings as “close political allies” who “befriended politically powerful and resourced people.” Juarez donated modestly to Bonta (around $500 in 2016, plus more from associates), and later served as Bonta’s alternate on the committee, making calls on his behalf in 2021 and 2022.

Peru Presidential Election Too Close to Call as Slow Vote Count Continues. 1/2

Christian K. Caruzo8 Jun 2026

Preliminary results from Peru’s National Electoral Processes Office (ONPE)indicate that conservative former first lady Keiko Fujimori maintains a narrow lead against radical leftist candidate Roberto Helbert Sánchez Palomino in Sunday’s razor-thin presidential runoff election.

Sunday saw millions of Peruvians head to the polls to choose between Fujimori and Sánchez Palomino as the next president ofPeru — a country that has experienced back-to-back political crisesresulting in nine different presidents in about ten years.

The runoff election also follows anextremely convoluted first round held in April that featured 35 different candidateson the ballot. The April election was marred by logistical complications and anotoriously slow vote counting process that saw authorities take roughly a month to formally declare Fujimori and Sánchez Palomino the two candidatesof Sunday’s runoff.

At press time, the results remain uncertain, with a roughly 30,000 vote difference between Fujimori, representing the conservativePopular Force party, and Sánchez Palomino of the far-left Together for Peru coalition. The latest publicly available results published by ONPEindicate that, with 93 percent of votes counted as of Monday, June 8, at 8:38 a.m. (local time), Fujimori has 50.085 percentof the votes while Sánchez Palomino has 49.915 percent.

Omar Awapara, secretary-general of the non-governmental organization Transparencia, affirmed to the outlet RPP onSunday night that the race remains in a “statistical tie” — noting that, while a report issued by Transparencia alongside the polling firm Ipsos showed that Sánchez Palomino allegedly received 50.3 percent of the votes, an Ipsosexit poll indicated that Fujimori would end up receiving 50.7 percent.

“Technically, we’re talking about a tie. Mathematically, the results for both candidates are indistinguishable, just as the exit poll, which used a different methodology, also had a margin of error at the time,” Awapara said.

Speaking to her followers on Sunday night, Fujimori referred to Transparencia and Ipsos’s projections andsaid that it would be a “long wait” until the winner of the election is known, given the “technical tie” between her and her rival.

Fujimori urged her supporters to remain vigilant while the vote count is underway and assured them that she would accept the result once the official tally is complete. She also stressed the role that Popular Force representatives will carry out in the coming days to observe the vote count process.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2026/06/08/peru-runoff-election-too-close-to-call-slow-vote-count-continues/

>>24694931

On the clock. You posted the same meme 15k times

>>24694933

2/2

“It would be irresponsible to determine the result based on a sample such as the quick count, which uses approximately 1,000 of the 90,000 ballots nationwide,” Fujimori stressed, per RPP.

Sánchez Palomino also addressed his followers shortly after Transparencia published its report. Speaking at Lima’s San Martin Square, he called upon his followers to “defend” his votes and electoral transparency.

He reportedly said:

Today, the exit polls show a significant lead that reaffirms the will of the people, who want democracy and justice; however, as is only right, this is the time to safeguard the vote and ensure electoral transparency, so that when the final election results are announced in the coming days, the electoral results can be officially declared.

According to local outlets Sunday’s runoff election, while extremely close and still uncertain as of Monday morning,did not experience the same logistical issues that plagued April’s first round, outside of isolated incidents. The Peruvian news outlet El Comercio observed that ONPE successfully deployed all electoral material in a timely and orderly manner, allowing for all voting centers to open their doors on time.

The end of ONPE’s vote count process, however,does not mark the end of Sunday’s runoff election process. While ONPE is the institution tasked with organizing elections in Peru,all vote technicalities and election-related disputes are handled by the National Election Jury (JNE). The Argentine outlet Infobae explained that, once ONPE finalizes counting 100 percent of the votes, Special Election Officials (JEE) will review the results and tallies before JNE issues a final proclamation and declares a winner. Based on thedeadlines and timetables established by Peruvian electoral law, the entire process must finish no latter than July 28, 2026, the day when the winner of the runoff is expected to take office.

Peru is currently led by Marxist interim President José María Balcázar, an 83-year-old pro-child-marriage lawmaker. Balcázar took office as interim president in mid-February after his predecessor, interim President José Jerí, was impeached on allegations related to a presumptive influence peddling scandal known as “Chifagate.” Jerí took office as interim president of Peru in 2025 following the impeachment of interim President Dina Boluarte. Boluarte was also not elected; she assumed the presidency in December 2022 after Marxist former President Pedro Castillo was impeached and arrested following an attempt to unconstitutionally dissolve Congress and stage a “self-coup.” Castillo was convicted in November to 11.5 years in prison.

At press time,no president in Peru has successfully completed his or her full term since leftist former President Ollanta Humala left office in 2016. Humala and his wife Nadine Heredia were sentenced to 15 years imprisonment in April 2025 on corruption charges.Depending on the final outcome of Sunday’s runoff, either Fujimori or Sánchez Palomino will become Peru’s tenth president in about as many years.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2026/06/08/peru-runoff-election-too-close-to-call-slow-vote-count-continues/

We thought we had messed up elections!

Iran had a Stick

If you hit them, instead of hitting you back

They'd beat a Woman, an old man, a Child and a dog in the crowd

Iran got a gun

If you hit them, instead of hitting you back

They'd shoot a Woman, an old man, a Child and a dog in the crowd

Iran had a rocket launcher

If you hit them, instead of hitting you back

They'd blow up dozens of Woman, old men, Children and a dog in the crowd

Iran was about to get Nuclear Weapons

What do you think they were going to do with them?

Iran is playing the game where if you hit them they hit someone else & eventually those that are getting hit will turn on America

They will beg, Please, Please stop hitting Iran so we won't get hit anymore

But Trump knows better & so do Anons

We are doing the right thing, the thing that must be done while the thing that must be done can be done before we can't do the thing that must be done without losing it all

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>>24694958

good timing nigga

>>24694946

Angelina Jolie visited a high school in Cambodia

Angelina Jolie visited a high school in Cambodia on April 1. According to Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport report, she paid a visit to Samlot High School in Battambang Province to assess student learning and the development of dormitory facilities.

https://angelinajoliesite.blogspot.com/2026/04/angelina-jolie-visited-high-school-in.html