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* Orin Kerr @OrinKerr 1h
Reporters, please stop saying that Trump is suspected of having committed espionage based on the MAL warrant having authorized a search for evidence of Espionage Act violations The Espionage Act is a pretty broad law about mishandling classified documents, not just espionage.

Stephen King @StephenKing
Molly, aka the Thing of Evil, feels she hasn't been on Twitter enough lately. I feel she has, but don't want to risk what she might do to me when I'm asleep and defenseless. So...HEEERE'S MOLLY!

OrlyLicious @Orly_licious 21h
Tough times at #PravdaSocial. Maybe they moved HQ to Moscow? #TruthSocial

Quote Tweet Chris Anderson @ChrisA0213 Aug 31
This is what the #TruthSocial office looked like in Sarasota, Fl. on Wed. afternoon. There was no one inside the social media company’s headquarters, no receptionist, no business sign, no sign of CEO Devin Nunes, nothing with Trump’s name anywhere in the building. @HeraldTribune

Devin Nunes' Cow's Lawyer @GreggEvans16 3h
Are the paychecks bouncing yet?

OrlyLicious @Orly_licious 3h
Many people are saying Devin Nunes and company had to FLEE the #PravdaSocial offices after a regiment of highly trained weiner dogs were spotted in the area.

Devin Nunes' Cow's Lawyer @GreggEvans16
Replying to @Orly_licious
As always, the folks at His Illuminated Majesty's Air Forces have no comment on what 5 pallets of Pupperoni pre staged in Sarasota had to do with this.

A hearty "We hez alibi" is all this Spokespup would say...

Phoenix520 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 01, 2022 7:45 pm I’d like to introduce Blueberry, who I hope will become the newest recruit.

Here he is practicing his moves and living to fight another day. He’s tiny but mighty, don’t you think?

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRPfqkUr/

JPC: I realize you probably can't comment, but is the 699th pulling TDY in Sardinia in preparation for supporting the liberation of Ukraine?

Gregg wrote: ↑Thu Sep 08, 2022 6:23 pm I love that picture because it's very much a "Dark Biscuit" kind of thing which is totally out of character. Root Beer can be very serious but Biscuit is the happiest most cheerful pups you will ever meet, she's like Tom Hanks and a Golden Retriever had a puppy.

Gregg wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 8:09 pm His Illuminated Majesty's Air Forces do not comment on possible ongoing operations...

Kriselda Gray wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 6:51 am

Gregg wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 8:09 pm His Illuminated Majesty's Air Forces do not comment on possible ongoing operations...

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RTH10260 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 8:30 am It's gone, link was to a cache

Italy Will Pay People Over $15,000 to Move to the Island of Sardinia
By Margherita Cole on September 13, 2022

Italy is a dream destination for many people. Between the stunning landscapes and the long history of art and culture, there is a lot to appreciate in this small European country. And while most people plan on only visiting, there are increasing opportunities to move to certain regions. Not only that, but the Italian government is even paying people to relocate.

One of the most recent initiatives is aiming to encourage workers and families to settle on the beautiful island of Sardinia, which is just off the west coast of Italy. Like many other parts of the country, Sardinia is suffering from a shrinking population and weak economy, so the government is using a total of about $44 million to distribute to those willing to move to the idyllic island.

Of course, this attractive offer comes with some requirements. In order to receive the maximum grant of €15,000 (about $15,195 USD), applicants must be willing to transfer to a rural municipality with less than 3,000 inhabitants and live there full-time—this is intended to deter wealthy buyers from taking advantage of the scheme to create luxury holiday houses. Furthermore, the money must be used to purchase and renovate a Sardinian home, and the recipients of the funds have to register their residency in Sardinia within 18 months of their arrival.

The hope is that more workers will be enticed to move to Sardinia, and bolster the economy by filling needed occupations and starting small businesses. “Thanks to the contributions to their first houses,” says Sardinian President Christian Solinas, “this is strengthened and becomes fertile ground for those who will move there or decide to build a family. There can be no growth without a real enhancement of the territories, of the interior and most disadvantaged areas, which must pass through new policies for their repopulation.”