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So Cal Ice protest.

These folks should be put iin the same cells as the J 6 people...

With one difference. Very speedy trials and very long sentences. Not in some nice cozy federal country club... but in Guantanamo. This is terrorism. Domestic terrorism paid for by terrorists.

And their sentences should begin after they have spilled every drop of information they have. This should be unravelled just like Al Qaeda or Hamas. With the money trails followed to the top and those people elminated. If they are Natural Born US Citizens, they should be prosecuted as we would prosecute anyone who went to Afghanistan and fought with the Taliban or who joined the Red Brigade or the IRA.

If they are foreign-born (including naturalized citizens like Soros...) then their citizenship can and should be stripped. And they should be prosecuted and jailed like foreign terrorists they are. That is if a finding doesn't render them eligible for a drone strike or other direct action.

Natural Born UC citizens (despiite Obama droning Americans) have rights that include being exempt from being assassniated by their government. But that doesn't mean they are exempt from serving life in prison after due process. Applies to governors, mayors, congress-critters, Senators, Generals, POS Bureaucrats, Intel officers, Business giants...

Remember the last 4 years "Nobody is above the law." It was endlessly trumpeted during the Trumped up anti-Trump Kangaroo courts. By the very people who now think themselves and their calls for nationwide insurrection "above the law."

There is lots of room in Guantanamo. And we can always reopen those nice internment Camps Roosevelt invented. Long enough to build deep, dark walled prisons where insurrectionists can live out the next 40 years.

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The people have the right to peaceably assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

The people do not have the right to violently riot, disrupt movement and commerce, threaten people, or commit acts of vandalism and violence. The people in this category need to be put down hard. In this case the violent rioters are the domestic enemies and the veteran who posted that is a retard.
 
2) Why? It's their money and they worked for it. We like having a source of cheap labor, and so do many other nations. Removing this natural advantage is only going to further plunge us into recession.


Ok Mr. Dunning-Kruger, I see you got banned but it looks temporary so this will be here when you return with your alter ego Mr. “Confirmation Bias”

There is a simple legal precedent, that I certainly did not invent. i.e money earned illegally, is not considered “your money” or fairly earned money. I even cited the more obvious precedent for you.

Would you say “oh you can’t take a drug dealers money because he earned it and it’s his.” ?? No!

Of course the kicker is that if you don’t report it, you can be up for a felony with the IRS for money that you didn’t earn legally. Then transfering that money to another country *could* be deemed money laundering.

You are correct in that businesses who hire illegals are party to the crime, which is why I included them in my synopsis.

I personally believe that self deportation because there are no jobs would be a fantastic way to go here. Not only from a practical standpoint, but from a humanitarian standpoint. Give people a reason to fucking leave.

Homeowners, small businesses and big business are all major contributors to this problem. They provide the jobs that attract these people here.

But the Democrats have thrown an extra wrench into this whole thing by giving all these people free money and free medical care. Things that veterans in this country and 65 year-old people who have worked their whole life can’t even get.

So don’t talk to me about “their money”……

It’s worth noting that I lived as an “illegal” in another country and was forced to leave to find work. I certainly wasn’t burning their cars and pelting them with rocks while waving an American flag…..
 
Sound like last time around in DC


The state troops federalized by the Trump administration over the weekend to confront immigration protesters, without the approval of Gov. Gavin Newsom, were “wildly underprepared,” said a person directly involved with the deployment, who asked to remain anonymous because they were not authorized to speak on the issue.

The troops — whose makeshift quarters are shown in photographs exclusively obtained by the Chronicle — arrived without federal funding for food, water, fuel, equipment or lodging, said the source, who was granted confidentiality under Chronicle policies. This person said state officials and the California National Guard were not to blame.

“This is what happens when the president and (Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth) demand the National Guard state assets deploy immediately with no plan in place … (and) no federal funding available for food, water, fuel and lodging,” the source said. “This is really the failure of the federal government. If you’re going to federalize these troops, then take care of them.”

Photos obtained by the Chronicle show California National Guard troops deployed by the Trump administration to Los Angeles packed together in what appear to federal building basements or loading docks. The source who provided the photo said they redacted the name of one soldier that appeared in this photo.

Senior military leaders advised Monday that the California troops could continue sleeping on floors or outdoors until Thursday, at which point federal officials would decide whether to make more permanent lodging plans, the source said. By Monday afternoon, additional National Guard troops were expected to reach Los Angeles, upping the total from around 300 late Saturday to more than 2,100.

It was unclear where the new arrivals would stay at night, the source said, with only a few hundred available tents.

“Currently, there is no plan for where everyone is sleeping tonight,” the source said, adding that there was an urgent need to find more portable bathrooms and dumpsters for garbage.

The Pentagon referred questions about troop provisions to the California Guard, which in turn referred questions to the U.S. Special Operations Command North, which did not immediately respond to the Chronicle.

Protesters clashed with law enforcement officers through the weekend in Los Angeles, in some cases burning vehicles and hurling rocks. President Trump’s order to deploy the National Guard troops said that protest activity or violence that interfered with the activity of immigration officials constituted “a form of rebellion against the authority of the Government of the United States.”

His order deployed the soldiers for 60 days or at Hegseth’s discretion.

National Guard troops can be summoned by any state governor or a U.S. president under certain conditions. Ordinarily, though, presidents activate the National Guard at the request of state leaders and have only rarely made the decision to activate troops independent of a governor’s petition for assistance. In contrast, California officials sharply criticized Trump’s move and sought to reverse it.

The two photos the Chronicle obtained show troops asleep in one or more of the three federal buildings they had been ordered to protect. In one photo, the troops slept next to what appeared to be a security checkpoint, with Red Bulls, backpacks and rifles strewn about the makeshift quarters.

In the second photo, dozens of troops appeared to be sleeping in a larger room on concrete floors with their backpacks and other equipment next to them. The source said they redacted the name of one soldier that appeared in the photo.

Newsom responded to the images by condemning Trump's handling of the deployment.

"You sent your troops here without fuel, food, water or a place to sleep," Newsom wrote in a post on X. "Here they are — being forced to sleep on the floor, piled on top of one another."

Several members of the state legislature echoed the governor's criticism in comments to the Chronicle.

“I saw those photographs and I was appalled,” said Assembly Member Rick Chavez Zbur, D-Los Angeles. He said it “shows the lack of respect” the president has for the men and women who serve in the military.

"I think this speaks to what the governor has talked about and others have talked about, a complete lack of coordination and communication which is what we would expect if you actually want law and order instead of chaos and disorder" said Assembly Member Ash Kalra, D-San Jose, "This has nothing to do with public safety, it's all a show, it's all propaganda, and we're demanding that it stop."

The photographs are reminiscent of the January 2021 uproar and public relations crisis that followed the publication of photos showing dozens of National Guard members, who had been assigned to President Joe Biden’s inauguration, laying in parking spaces in an unheated garage near the U.S. Capitol with little access to bathrooms.

The New York Times reported afterward that both Republicans and Democrats criticized the treatment of the soldiers, with some offering to let them take breaks in their Senate and House offices.

“It breaks your heart,” GOP Sen. John Thune of South Dakota said at the time. “I mean these are people who are here serving the country, protecting us, protecting our freedom and our democracy and there’s absolutely no excuse for that.”
 
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Sound like last time around in DC


The state troops federalized by the Trump administration over the weekend to confront immigration protesters, without the approval of Gov. Gavin Newsom, were “wildly underprepared,” said a person directly involved with the deployment, who asked to remain anonymous because they were not authorized to speak on the issue.

The troops — whose makeshift quarters are shown in photographs exclusively obtained by the Chronicle — arrived without federal funding for food, water, fuel, equipment or lodging, said the source, who was granted confidentiality under Chronicle policies. This person said state officials and the California National Guard were not to blame.

“This is what happens when the president and (Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth) demand the National Guard state assets deploy immediately with no plan in place … (and) no federal funding available for food, water, fuel and lodging,” the source said. “This is really the failure of the federal government. If you’re going to federalize these troops, then take care of them.”

Photos obtained by the Chronicle show California National Guard troops deployed by the Trump administration to Los Angeles packed together in what appear to federal building basements or loading docks. The source who provided the photo said they redacted the name of one soldier that appeared in this photo.
Photos obtained by the Chronicle show California National Guard troops deployed by the Trump administration to Los Angeles packed together in what appear to federal building basements or loading docks. The source who provided the photo said they redacted the name of one soldier that appeared in this photo.

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Senior military leaders advised Monday that the California troops could continue sleeping on floors or outdoors until Thursday, at which point federal officials would decide whether to make more permanent lodging plans, the source said. By Monday afternoon, additional National Guard troops were expected to reach Los Angeles, upping the total from around 300 late Saturday to more than 2,100.

It was unclear where the new arrivals would stay at night, the source said, with only a few hundred available tents.

“Currently, there is no plan for where everyone is sleeping tonight,” the source said, adding that there was an urgent need to find more portable bathrooms and dumpsters for garbage.


The Pentagon referred questions about troop provisions to the California Guard, which in turn referred questions to the U.S. Special Operations Command North, which did not immediately respond to the Chronicle.

Protesters clashed with law enforcement officers through the weekend in Los Angeles, in some cases burning vehicles and hurling rocks. President Trump’s order to deploy the National Guard troops said that protest activity or violence that interfered with the activity of immigration officials constituted “a form of rebellion against the authority of the Government of the United States.”

His order deployed the soldiers for 60 days or at Hegseth’s discretion.

National Guard troops can be summoned by any state governor or a U.S. president under certain conditions. Ordinarily, though, presidents activate the National Guard at the request of state leaders and have only rarely made the decision to activate troops independent of a governor’s petition for assistance. In contrast, California officials sharply criticized Trump’s move and sought to reverse it.

The two photos the Chronicle obtained show troops asleep in one or more of the three federal buildings they had been ordered to protect. In one photo, the troops slept next to what appeared to be a security checkpoint, with Red Bulls, backpacks and rifles strewn about the makeshift quarters.

In the second photo, dozens of troops appeared to be sleeping in a larger room on concrete floors with their backpacks and other equipment next to them. The source said they redacted the name of one soldier that appeared in the photo.

Newsom responded to the images by condemning Trump's handling of the deployment.

"You sent your troops here without fuel, food, water or a place to sleep," Newsom wrote in a post on X. "Here they are — being forced to sleep on the floor, piled on top of one another."

Several members of the state legislature echoed the governor's criticism in comments to the Chronicle.

“I saw those photographs and I was appalled,” said Assembly Member Rick Chavez Zbur, D-Los Angeles. He said it “shows the lack of respect” the president has for the men and women who serve in the military.

"I think this speaks to what the governor has talked about and others have talked about, a complete lack of coordination and communication which is what we would expect if you actually want law and order instead of chaos and disorder" said Assembly Member Ash Kalra, D-San Jose, "This has nothing to do with public safety, it's all a show, it's all propaganda, and we're demanding that it stop."

The photographs are reminiscent of the January 2021 uproar and public relations crisis that followed the publication of photos showing dozens of National Guard members, who had been assigned to President Joe Biden’s inauguration, laying in parking spaces in an unheated garage near the U.S. Capitol with little access to bathrooms.

The New York Times reported afterward that both Republicans and Democrats criticized the treatment of the soldiers, with some offering to let them take breaks in their Senate and House offices.

“It breaks your heart,” GOP Sen. John Thune of South Dakota said at the time. “I mean these are people who are here serving the country, protecting us, protecting our freedom and our democracy and there’s absolutely no excuse for that.”






Literally ever person who ever served is fine with sleeping on the ground with gear for a pillow. You won't win the war against democrat hate and socialist evil with a comfy pillow.
 
So do we think this is purposely fomented by outside influencers, inside left wing nut jobs or our own Trump admin so that they can institute the Gotham software by Palantir Tech? Yes, they want to bring the tools that have been used on foreign enemies to the interior of the US to usher in a new police state. Things that make you go…hmmmmm!
 
Oh and if I was trump, I’d have this shit ended in 48hrs and then I’d invade Mexico and take it over since their president is urging illegals here to contribute to the protests. Seriously, we go wrap up Mexico we can then start to solve a lot of problems overnight.
agree that,in fact,MAGA has been called out as a psychop. i really don't want to believe that. but,still supporting Ukraine at OBiden levels,the palantir add on,Zionist control,threatening war with Iran,a huge budget with 1 tril for DOD,all the DOGE waste and corruption findings with no real action taken,not going out of the lines to deal with radical lt judges. for myself,i won't give up "hope" til year's end but i am getting antsy for some real deep changes.
and yes,declare war on Mexico and invade it. their gov is complicit in the invasion we have suffered. and no incremental movement like Putin in Ukraine. the same level of violence used against Saddam in gulf 1. ie a replay of Barbarossa from 1941. this would in no way be the same as the MIC driven wars of choice we have started in ME over 20yrs. we are actually in the same kind of spot Russia was in in '22. of course pull everything and everyone out of Europe and the ME probably.
none of this is going to happen,obviously. the lt loving American sheeple don't even want to defend their own place and family. there would be a lot more internal fighting and terror attacks. those are gonna happen anyway. already are as seen in Kali.
 
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After reading through all this, I’ve come to one conclusion! Most Americans are pussies!
maybe. but i want to believe that Americans are reluctant to do a Rittenhouse/roof top korean action due to fear of their own gov. Kyle got screwed and only made it due to the pillow guy buying in. we have all seen the results of stepping in with Penny and many others. retreat in your own house laws an example.
maybe you are right after all.