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Everything posted by squistion
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https://x.com/NYCMayor/status/2010862811073675276 I am outraged to hear a New York City Council employee was detained in Nassau County by federal immigration officials at a routine immigration appointment. This is an assault on our democracy, on our city, and our values. I am calling for his immediate release and will continue to monitor the situation.
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Do you support invasion and annexation of Greenland?
squistion replied to Swerski's Airbag's topic in The Geek Club
So what 85% want doesn't matter. Got it. -
Do you support invasion and annexation of Greenland?
squistion replied to Swerski's Airbag's topic in The Geek Club
85% of Greenlanders don't want to be annexed or to be any part of the US. -
U.S. & Venezuela - Senate Republicans defeat Venezuela war powers resolution
squistion replied to squistion's topic in The Geek Club
From NYT subscriber content: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/12/us/politics/us-boat-attacks-law.html?campaign_id=60&emc=edit_na_20260113&instance_id=169179&nl=breaking-news&regi_id=125207237&segment_id=213558&user_id=14502a7228c5a9b835a15627514bfe28 U.S. Attacked Boat With Aircraft That Looked Like a Civilian Plane The Pentagon used a secret aircraft painted to look like a civilian plane in its first attack on a boat that the Trump administration said was smuggling drugs, killing 11 people last September, according to officials briefed on the matter. The aircraft also carried its munitions inside the fuselage, rather than visibly under its wings, they said. The nonmilitary appearance is significant, according to legal specialists, because the administration has argued its lethal boat attacks are lawful — not murders — because President Trump “determined” the United States is in an armed conflict with drug cartels. But the laws of armed conflict forbid combatants from feigning civilian status to fool adversaries into dropping their guard, then attacking and killing them. That is a war crime called “perfidy.” Retired Maj. Gen. Steven J. Lepper, a former deputy judge advocate general for the United States Air Force, said that if the aircraft had been painted in a way that disguised its military nature and got close enough for the people on the boat to see it — tricking them into failing to realize they should take evasive action or surrender to survive — that was a war crime under armed-conflict standards. “Shielding your identity is an element of perfidy,” he said. “If the aircraft flying above is not identifiable as a combatant aircraft, it should not be engaged in combatant activity.” [...] -
Massachusetts bill would cut down on people’s driving miles
squistion replied to edjr's topic in The Geek Club
You claim your not anti-LGBTQ, but you keep posting pejorative terms like this, showing everyone your bigotry. -
Massachusetts bill would cut down on people’s driving miles
squistion replied to edjr's topic in The Geek Club
As I suspected, if passed, the bill would not be mandatory. https://spectrumnews1.com/ma/worcester/news/2026/01/12/massachusetts-climate-driving-emissions-robyn-kennedy "Goals, not mandates." Massachusetts State Senator says driving limits not part of legislation BY Spectrum News Staff Worcester PUBLISHED 8:21 AM ET Jan. 12, 2026 In the Massachusetts State Senate bill S.2246 is currently moving through the legislative process. The bill, presented by Cynthia Stone Creem (D) - Norfolk and Middlesex, is titled "An Act aligning the commonwealth's transportation plans with its mandates and goals for reducing emissions and vehicle miles traveled." One of the petitioners of the legislation is State Senator Robyn Kennedy (D) - First Worcester. State Senator Kennedy told Spectrum News 1 that the bill addresses two important items. Kennedy, "One, it acknowledges that we're facing a climate crisis and car emissions are one of the leading factors driving the crisis that we're in. And so what it does is seeks to bring experts together to say, what are the goals we should be looking at to reduce driving. And I want to be clear on that goals, not mandates." Kennedy continued by saying the second item of importance is the bill addresses the imbalance of public transportation funding for Greater Boston. "The other really important thing that this bill does is it pulls together a commission to talk about outside of Boston, which has the privilege of having reliable public transportation. Central and Western Mass, which may look very different than what's happening in Boston, to make sure that our drivers have alternative, feasible, reliable public transportation, other modes of transportation, so that they can choose to reduce the time that they spend in their vehicles." Kennedy stressed that this bill will aim to set goals, not limit the citizens of the Commonwealth's driving miles. "That's the purpose of this bill, is to bring together and to set what is feasible, what are feasible goals, looking at things like vehicle miles traveled, which is a litmus that's used all over the country to determine how much time people spend behind the wheel of their cars. And so it does not right now prescribe, it does not set to prescribe any specific goals. It's about bringing together experts to say, you know, what should those goals look like But by first saying, what do we need to make sure that it's feasible to achieve those goals?" [...] -
Obviously Hell Toupee is cheering it (as evidenced by the emoji). No matter what Trump's ICE agents do his stock answer is "That's what I voted for!" He wants US citizens and non-citizens to be terrorized and or live in terror by these thugs.
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An ethnic or racial stereotype is not the truth, just a misconception of the truth and creates a distorted view of reality,
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Official Jacob Frey Thread - Federal Prosecutors Subpoena Walz And Frey
squistion replied to squistion's topic in The Geek Club
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Of course it isn't. It's about meeting their weekly deportation quota.
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What a piss-poor analogy.
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I don't think so, I believe it was the mods, as it appears that Max O. also got deleted (since he is now using his longtime alias League Champion).
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Obviously if you are just using 60 Somalis as being representative of all Somalis in this country. That doesn't alter the fact that it is still bigoted ethnic stereotyping on your part.
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I have not used the Report Button once since I returned to this forum after the PSF closed at that other place. Someone may have reported these offensive and inappropriate threads, but it wasn't me.
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So who makes the determination these were kidnappings or abductions under federal law? Wouldn't that be Trump's DOJ?
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Link to who strategically placed them and why?
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So we can conclude from that small sample size that all Somali's are corrupt?
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His threads about the Minneapolis shooting were all inflammatory...maybe that was the reason, which wouldn't be a coincidence. Since we have been given no explanations, no one knows...
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***Official Jack Smith Thread***Smith to testify publicly before the House Judiciary Committee on Jan. 22 10 a.m. EST
squistion replied to squistion's topic in The Geek Club
From PJ Media who have a documented history of publishing false stories and fake news? -
And he wonders why his threads keep disappearing.
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Horrors! Someone using an alias pretending they are someone or something they are not. First time that has ever happened in this forum. But, as I suspected, there have been no posts from Francie mocking trans people. So carry on.
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Francie has mocked trans people? I don't recall seeing that. Can anyone provide a link?
