As if there weren't enough Joe Biden calamities,
now it's pirate attacks?
Posted By: PageTurner, 1/15/2022 9:06:13 AM
Another Joe Biden calamity we've never seen before is now upon America. Piracy. We've got pirate problems now. Comparable to our border, our unguarded interstate rail trade is facing unprecedented robberies as its cargo moves to its destinations. It's literally being raided, pirate-style, by likely the same gangs that have raided retail stores with zero fear of prosection. Why raid a mere store when you can get the whole freight train of goods and get away with it? America's freight trains carrying goods are now under attack. The stunning report from a CBS photo journalist who went out to check a tip shows the picture of how bad it is:
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Another Joe Biden calamity we've never seen before is now upon America.
Piracy. We've got pirate problems now.
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The train robberies in Los Angeles are the same as pirate attacks, Where's Pete? Where's Joe?