TimHauck

One of them was a link to a social media page of the team he was affiliated with. HTH.

Photos and videos of him playing and coaching soccer and an interview with his coach aren’t credible?

I’m going to assume that Strike thinks entering the country illegally should be punishable by being sent to a terrorist prison until he answers.

I didn’t say that. I’ll answer your question if you answer mine. I provided evidence Reyes was a soccer player and coach.

Nancy Mace wore a cloth mask outside in 2021, lol

Not answering any of your questions until you answer mine: Yes or no, do you think that entering the US illegally should be punishable with being sent to a terrorist prison?

The girl in the x post I linked wasn’t even hot. Here it is for those that missed it

Well this isn’t great

I was just saying that they’re a legitimate source. You haven’t heard of them simply because they’re based in Venezuela

Actually it wasn’t.

Here is the x page for the newspaper I linked to. Almost a million followers, it’s not a “nobody” https://x.com/eldiario

I forgot @jerryskids had argued previously that it might be “customary” to serve imprisoned terrorists margaritas, lolololol

Pretty sure I responded. You’ve never heard of water? Bukele specifically called it a margarita, so you’re admitting that Bukele is a liar? Yes, I was calling him gay as an insult. Because he’s a macho man that wouldn’t appreciate being called gay. But you’ll notice I also added the NTTAWWT disclaimer.

I believe the guy who says he was his coach, as well as a story which contains photo and video evidence. Again, much more evidence than he was in Tren de Aragua, and of course no one is trying to send him to a terrorist prison for playing/coaching soccer.

Except for that time you fell for fake news from CBS and still to this day refuse to admit it?

There’s a lot more evidence he played/coached soccer than he was in Tren de Aragua, Mr Gaywebcam.com (NTTAWWT)

You don’t know Pablo Torre formerly of ESPN? The guy is from Venezuela, so more likely that a Venezuelan paper (and you know, the actual team he was affiliated with) would have more info of him. I’m not answering any more of your questions until you answer mine though. (But don’t worry, you haven’t gotten rid of me, I’ll still continue to point out the many times you’re wrong and occasionally still bring up how you still refuse to admit you fell for fake news from CBS about the kid in North Dakota). So, one more time. Do you think entering the country illegally (which this guy didn’t) should be punishable by being sent to a terrorist prison?

Pablo Torre and someone from his show interviewed his former coach, showing photos and videos of him playing. Looks like it was a pretty low level team so I presume you’ll say that doesn’t count and refuse to answer my question. It also shows photos and videos of him with the youth team he helped coach. It talks about the reasons he left Venezuela as well. He participated in protests against the Venezuelan government (and included videos of him there) and was detained, so sounds like he had a legit asylum claim. And here is a post from when he was sent to CECOT from the team he helped coach, which also posted several after he returned. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/16gxEKQfCV/?mibextid=wwXIfr He also played for the team under that league as well, this article from a Venezuelan newspaper includes a photo, as well as lists other teams he played for earlier. https://eldiario.com/2025/07/18/rehenes-del-cecot-caso-jerce-reyes/ Translated to English - During his time in Venezuelan football, Jerce was part of several teams — one of them being Caroní, a first-division team between 2011 and 2012; Fundación Atlético Maracaibo (FundaUAM), a second-division team between 2012 and 2013; and later Perijaneros FC, a third-division team between 2023 and 2024.

Lol that Strike must think all professional soccer players are rich or something

Hey @Strike are you going to tell @TBayXXXVII here not to depend on AI?

C’mon Jerry, don’t tell me you actually think they were “sipping margaritas,” lol

If I provide evidence he was a professional soccer player, will you answer the question?

I asked first.

Since Strike refuses to answer, I’ll ask you, but I doubt you will either: Do you think entering the country illegally should be punishable with being sent to a terrorist prison?

So are you doubting he was a pro soccer player at all? Are you going to answer my question? Do you think entering the country illegally should be punishable with being sent to a terrorist prison?