Don’t get your hopes up a little push and he will roll……
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Don’t worry. If Texas secedes I’ll bring some wool clothes and blankets from CO
This is a case where context matters. FL has sent troops in uncontested areas.
It's a moot conversation at this point, I think, as I'm hearing Oklahoma's Governor has pledged support for Texas, specific to this dispute, which likely means there are resource exchanges already in the works.
If that's true, I'd expect this to evolve quickly.
"It's the national border": Texas National Guard's response to Supreme Court's order of removing razor wires along US-Mexico border divides netizens
"U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar emphasized the federal government's constitutional prerogative, stating, "It is a foundational constitutional principle that the federal government is not bound by the laws or policies of any particular state in its enactment and implementation of federal law."
"U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar emphasized the federal government's constitutional prerogative, stating, "It is a foundational constitutional principle that the federal government is not bound by the laws or policies of any particular state in its enactment and implementation of federal law."
You serious Clark? What have we been doing the last 100 years before the Globalist commies foisted their wind turbine nonsense on us?
Points for the Christmas vacation reference.
In my best Andrew Dice Clay voice: ESAD, you America hating mf'r.
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Again, I'm aware, that was not specific to this dispute.
You are lumping in the entire illegal immigration fiasco whereas this dispute is extremely isolated to a very specific piece of land and the physical removal, and ongoing denial of access of, federal agents from that land. That's far different than sending support for general assistance. Go do some digging and see what those officers and soldiers were doing and you'll see they were not doing enforcement. They were not denying fed access to land, etc.
You might as well look back to the 50's and see who has sent resources to another state - it'd be similarly relevant.
As I said, though, likely moot as it seems it's already happening. How much, I guess we'll see.
I'm not entirely convinced Abbott isn't part of this, as in working in concert with Biden. Thus far all he's done is give Biden cover. He shipped small numbers of illegals to 'sanctuary' cities which merely provided political cover for Biden himself to ship tens of thousands to those same cities -- all while blaming Texas and FL. The whole thing seems... off.
FL has pledged 'assistance' now to Texas. Though DeSantis' language was a bit ambiguous.
You think this is bad? I’m gonna add insult to injury. The UN just released its 2024 plans to give $1.6 Billion to 17 Latin American countries that will then pay people via loaded credit cards, money transfers even cash in envelopes to make their way illegally to America. Ever wonder why they look like they have all these new clothes and shit? Now you know. Know who pays for this funding the UN is spending? Mostly the American taxpayer.
In Austin, I thought that was considered to be the most liberal minded city in Texas?
The greater Idaho plan Would expand Idaho border to include Coos Bay Or which is a deep water port, the Columbia River is no no where near deep enough once you get past the the 205 bridge In Portland. All you guys in the area need to get on board.
the Greater Idaho movement - the Greater Idaho movement
Counties can become a part of Idaho. State lines have been relocated many times in American history because it just takes an interstate compact between twowww.greateridaho.org
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I can tell you for certain that not a single person in North Idaho wants any part of these expand Idaho plans. The people here absolutely hate Spokane and western Washington, along with the people who live there. 49% of the crime here is committed by criminals from Washington. Facilities have been built to close the Idaho / Washington border in case of SHTF.
This piece of actual journalism is incredibly dangerous to all involved in the border fiasco.
While a State Governor declaring an invasion does create some level of legitimacy, having foreign government actions directly implicated, if you can call the UN such, creates a whole new set of issues for Biden. There is no a tie of the invasion to foreign governments -- I know people love to throw the Treason charge around... this could legitimately qualify now.
All of those BP agents, all of the pilots, the shuttle drivers, the hotel owners, the government officials, other involved alphabets -- anyone involved.
Next, some terry group drops a big building and it turns out they came across the border under assistance of the fed and those charges may actually happen.
If Florida sends national guard to watch the quiet parts for TX, that frees up Texas National Guard to deal with the problem areas. That counts as help in my book.
North of Austin I believe. Olin already has a footprint here on tge gulf coast, he asked why not down here. They said the air handling system to deal with the humidity would cost too much.
In a video from monkey werx he mention the feds doing radiation training in some of the major hospitals in Texas in the last 6-8 months. They did the same thing before the rona hit. He's in the dfw area I believe. I'll link it below if anyone cares to watch it.
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I weapon of mass destruction false flag being proved, would be the end for many. There would be no safe place on this rock for those & their kin who planned, partook, or protect same. Once that door is opened there would be no closure, until they & their family's paid up
My understanding is that the Supreme Court lifted an injunction to stop the feds from cutting down the wire, and that's all. There is nothing at all that says Texas can't put up more wire. The case in the 5th circuit has not been decided. Right now Biden's only move would be to federalize the TNG. I don't think that would work out well for him in an election year.
See Abbots letter in another thread.
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The money is needed by Democrats to process, transport, feed, house, and hide arriving 2024 migrants — and the 6.2 million migrants already admitted — during the run-up to the 2024 election.
The extra spending can also be used to persuade senators who do not yet support the giveaway.
Some — not a majority — of Republican senators are denouncing the bill, which will likely provide employers with a gusher of cheap and compliant foreign workers who can replace better-paid Americans.”
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The money is needed by Democrats to process, transport, feed, house, and hide arriving 2024 migrants — and the 6.2 million migrants already admitted — during the run-up to the 2024 election.
The extra spending can also be used to persuade senators who do not yet support the giveaway.
Some — not a majority — of Republican senators are denouncing the bill, which will likely provide employers with a gusher of cheap and compliant foreign workers who can replace better-paid Americans.”
You'd have to prove it first. In the end it would just be labeled another conspiracy and you/we would just be the conspiracy nut jobs. The gen pop would just lay down and take it. See jfk. Also see covid19.
But there is this.
First Ever Film of the Entire Mass Migration Trail | UNITED STATES INVASION ROUTE EXPOSED | Muckraker Report
Muckraker Presents: Invasion Route Exposed. The first ever documentary to reveal the entire mass migration path from Quito, Ecuador, all the way to the U.S.
www.muckraker.com Letter is page 3 of this thread.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/01/developing-red-state-governors-stand-texas-against-lawless/
I think Flynn is not addressing how the Biden admin is going to get around this: since the immigrants are not uniformed, armed soldiers the immigration wave does not constitue an invasion in a legal sense so Texas has no standing to defend itself. That's a subject that needs to be fully fleshed out instead of just quoting statistics and calliing it a justifiable cause. Texas' constitutional argument needs to be better formed than just that, because this will continue in the SC and that argument will be critical.
www.westernjournal.com
Gen. Flynn: The Constitution Literally Allows Texas to Engage in War at the Southern Border - Here's How
The authority of a sovereign state to repel an invasion has become central to the preservation of our nation.
www.westernjournal.com Meanwhile a significant part of the GA ARNG is mobilized and deploying overseas..............
We spent about 20 years fighting wars where the "enemy" were not uniformed soldiersI think Flynn is not addressing how the Biden admin is going to get around this: since the immigrants are not uniformed, armed soldiers the immigration wave does not constitue an invasion in a legal sense so Texas has no standing to defend itself. That's a subject that needs to be fully fleshed out instead of just quoting statistics and calliing it a justifiable cause. Texas' constitutional argument needs to be better formed than just that, because this will continue in the SC and that argument will be critical.
Gen. Flynn: The Constitution Literally Allows Texas to Engage in War at the Southern Border - Here's How
The authority of a sovereign state to repel an invasion has become central to the preservation of our nation.
I was listening to a podcast with Jarrin Jackson on common law and according to him the SC got this decision right based on the grounds in which Texas filed their complaint, suit, whatever. He said Texas isn't wrong, but they need to approach from a different angle.I think Flynn is not addressing how the Biden admin is going to get around this: since the immigrants are not uniformed, armed soldiers the immigration wave does not constitue an invasion in a legal sense so Texas has no standing to defend itself. That's a subject that needs to be fully fleshed out instead of just quoting statistics and calliing it a justifiable cause. Texas' constitutional argument needs to be better formed than just that, because this will continue in the SC and that argument will be critical.
Gen. Flynn: The Constitution Literally Allows Texas to Engage in War at the Southern Border - Here's How
The authority of a sovereign state to repel an invasion has become central to the preservation of our nation.
I would highly encourage everyone here to dig into jackson and his work on common law. We all need to bone up on that topic.
I worked with a guy that was full in on common law and he's been telling the fed to piss off for twenty years. Has no DL, pays no taxes whatsoever, doesn't register his private automobiles, nothing. Still a free man, has won many court battles representing, or I should say presenting himself. We need to become educated on this subject if we're going to right the ship.
The interview with Mr. Jackson, should anyone be interested.
I'm listening to BardsFM | Ep2747_BardsFM - Common Law with Jarrin Jackson on Podbean, check it out!
This is very true. But they were not in a US state or territory and there isn't an armed and organized group with a chain of command in the US trying to kill US citizens or military (that we know of). And that conflict had the backing of Washington; this effort by Texas doesn't. That's the contextual differences.
Nor have I but having been in Ok. for 18 months, these/ we are the most independent and patriotic folks I've met. And lots of guns and natural gas. ...not the beaner type.
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What will really be interesting is if a demonrat governor backs Texas. I think that'll be the point at which Biden, his admin writ large, is vulnerable to some kind of prosecution.
Right now the best thing they've got going for them is that Republicans want Biden to be the demonrat ticket.
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Johnson and the GOP house should just write up a standalone bill to address it and pass it. GOP sens are already sniping at McConnell for his reticence on immigration. Get just one Dem. Just one. Unless the plan is to let it fester so Trump can run on immigration.
According to Jared from Guns & Gadgets - 15 States have now pledged support for Texas.
We're just on day 2.
We're just on day 2.
I wish they would.
Time for individuals to pledge support?
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