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CI Wrestling Thread #56

Credit Squared Circle for reminding me that 10 years ago today, Colt Cabana released his podcast interview with Phil Brooks. It was Thanksgiving morning and I was listening to an angry, bitter 36 year old rant about WWE, Vince and Hunter, making Roman look strong, getting fired on his wedding day, and zpacks. Holy shit it was great.

Ten years later, he's the mortal enemy of one company, practically a savior to the company he once hated, and now actually seems happy and calm. And on Saturday, he'll be on the same side as Roman...probably making him look strong.

As Much As I Like This Kentucky Team...

Garrison, Butler, Oweh and Chandler are athletic. This is the least talented team Pope will ever have and yet I still think pieces are there to do some special things. The biggest decider will be whether or not we can be a top 15 defense.
I agree that Pope will have a lot more talent at his disposal after this year! But I've been thinking. Would I trade butler for lewis? Oweh for Johnson?

After watching duke Kansas game, I again saw freshman being exposed. So I'm leaning more and more on having your star players being older. Late game situations experience seems to be the way to go..

Jon sumrall expected to be the candidate for the UNC job

Sexton doing Sexton things. No doubt Sumrall is on their radar, but an article I just read says Rett Lashley, the head coach at SMU is their guy. He is also SMU's guy and just signed an extension, don't think UNC can win a bidding war here. Dan Mullen was next, then the guy at Iowa State. Sexton is probably each one's agent.
I read elsewhere that Clint Dowdle, former partner with Sexton was his agent. Don’t know if that’s true though.

POLITICAL THREAD

So it’s well documented now that IRS employees & contractors owed more than $50 million in overdue taxes. God bless Senator Ernst from Iowa for shedding light on this disgrace.

But did you know that as of November 8th, 860 IRS employees still haven’t settled their debt and that 70 of those employees “willfully evaded paying their federal taxes”. Only 20 of those 70 were fired…50 of them are still on the taxpayers payroll. I’m guessing that means the other 790 are making an attempt to pay and/or are already on some sort of a payment plan.

Some questions:

1) Why weren’t all 70 of those “willfully evading” IRS employees not charged with a felony?

IRC 7201 Evasion

  • “Any person who willfully attempts in any manner to evade or defeat any tax imposed by this title or the payment thereof shall, in addition to other penalties provided by law, be guilty of a felony and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not more than $100,000 ($500,000 in the case of a corporation), or imprisoned not more than 5 years, or both, together with the costs of prosecution.”

2) At the very least why weren’t ALL 70 of them fired on the spot? Why were only 20 of the 70 “willfully evading” IRS employees fired? What about the other 50?

3) Didn’t the Biden Administration train IRS employees on the use of guns & in some cases arm some of them in the “field”? Were any of the 70 “willfully evading” IRS employees trained & armed by the Biden Administration? Did the Biden Administration knowingly or haphazardly arm potential felons?

4) Is Hunter Biden an IRS agent?
We've got the IRS dead to rights cheating on taxes and covering it up.
We've got FEMA dead to rights ignoring Trump supporters and covering it up.
We've got the FBI and DOJ using illegal lawfare.

If Trump doesn't at the very least disband all that nonsense he's a failure.
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