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If the Stamps were not so incomptent, we would be down by 40 points now.

That would be a shock.

Should be but.......

Bomber "special teams" are far from that tonight.

No, but we are not sure if we want to win or not.

Equally as bad as last night's game, but Houston solve the problem!!!

Bomber O-line starting to cave in. A very bad omen.

I LIKE that Oliveira punishes tacklers.

This time it cost us. About freaking time a bomber caught a decent pass.

And the mediocrity continues.....

Aaaand there's the result of a BS call and no challenge. TD coming up.

Gotta challenge that

Yes, but we keep giving up big plays every third or fourth Calgary play.

Maier has waaay too much time back there. Gotta change that.

This game is dull as dishwater. Stamps know how to play this way and Bombers do not. bombers need a spark to wake them up.

We are prepared to accept your mea culpa.

Bombers will win the challenge- one of the few things they are winning at tonight.

But still out-playing Dru Brown.

Bombers finding creative ways to hand the momentum to the Stamps. Dru Brown looks like a third-stringer and Maier is out-playing him by a lot.

And that favours the Stamps.

Probably more people with a measureable IQ as well.

That is not the mindset of fanatics. EVERYONE and EVERYTHING that is against them is interpreted by them as proof of an overwhelmingly powerful but secretive cabal that only an anointed few can recognize.

Judge Faces Death Threats, Jurors Doxxed Amid Multiple Trump Indictments “If Trump doesn’t get elected in 2024, we are coming to kill you," a Texas woman allegedly said in a voicemail to U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan. A woman in Texas was arrested Wednesday after she allegedly threatened to kill the federal judge overseeing an election interference case against former President Donald Trump. The news came just hours after media outlets reported that the purported names and addresses of grand jurors in the Georgia vote tampering indictment had been shared on far-right message boards. The episodes reflect the charged political divide over the legal whirlwind surrounding Trump and growing concerns about the safety of those involved in prosecuting him. Trump has regularly lambasted special counsel Jack Smith as “deranged” and attacked the judges assigned to his cases. In a message posted on his Truth Social platform earlier this month, he warned: “IF YOU GO AFTER ME, I’M COMING AFTER YOU!” Prosecutors said Wednesday that authorities had arrested Abigail Jo Shry, 43, of Alvin, Texas, for allegedly calling the federal courthouse in Washington, D.C., where U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan has chambers. The judge is overseeing Trump’s federal indictment related to his efforts to remain in power, including the events surrounding the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. According to court documents, Shry left a threatening message on Aug. 5, calling the judge a “stupid slave” and saying Chutkan would be “targeted personally, publicly, your family, all of it.” The call was made two days after Trump was arraigned in the Jan. 6 case. “You are in our sights, we want to kill you,” Shry allegedly said in a voice message. “If Trump doesn’t get elected in 2024, we are coming to kill you.” Shry also threatened to kill Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas), who, like Chutkan, is Black. Shry admitted to investigators that she left the message but said she didn’t plan to travel to Washington. She has been jailed in Texas after the court note Media outlets also reported that on the same day, the purported names and addresses of the grand jurors who indicted Trump in Fulton County, Georgia, this week had been posted on a fringe website alongside threats of intimidation and violence. Unlike in many other states, Georgia publicizes the names of jurors in an attempt to keep criminal proceedings transparent. The full list of those grand jurors was included on the 98-page indictment released late Monday. Media Matters for America noted that users on the message board had posted a list of the names, calling it a “hit list,” while another wrote that they should be followed and photographed.

American politics sound more and more like a parody.

That would depnd on how fond you are of them. There's more where they came from.