The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures…. ICE agents don’t get to kidnap someone, from a coffee shop parking lot, without reasonable suspicion or probable cause. The Fifth Amendment guarantees due process…. Holding someone against their will while refusing to tell them why, or denying them access to contact anyone, is a constitutional violation

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I know I attract a lot of the evil eye -envy and jealousy and I dont say this lightly or via the ego people think oh he does not have to work that much or oh he has 11 blogs or a book or does art all day- oh what a special little butter cup but like none of my life was easy or the easy route my mental health struggles were legitimate and my own attempts to better myself were a by product of my childhood wish to become extraordinarily rich but if people put in the same work I did they would see that it all does not come easy right now I clean peoples toilets to make money hahaha its more honorable than sucking an older daddy off all day or letting them feel around inside my asshole butt like I am just trying to keep afloat and my head above water like everyone else a lot of my life makes me enemy #1 for someone that works 12 hours a day and like are like well must be nice - nice what to live around the poverty line forever? I just want to be a good person and I give every single being the benefit of the doubt and try my hardest with everyone but not a lot of people care about me I mean strangers ahahaha thanks lol but it sometimes feels like just me out here so I just try my best to be a good person through all I have been through the satanic ritual abuse and tons of adversity and anxiety and have discovered ways to heal myself which is great but I cant go around blessing everyone to like me lmao truth is eye work on myself most people i interact wif do not and it’s sad


 


 


 

BREAKING: BUSTED! Kash Patel YANKED into the White House just as he was about to fly on a taxpayer-funded jet to see his girlfriend's concert. Kash Patel is supposed to be running the FBI during an active war with Iran and alleged threats against the president's life. Instead, he was on the tarmac this morning at Andrews Air Force Base, ready to fly the Bureau's jet to Chicago for his girlfriend's country music festival performance. But faster than you could say “boondoggle,” Kash got called into the White House instead to account for his less-than-serious professional behavior. It’s as if a favorite student got called into the principal’s office. And frankly, it's about time someone did. Patel had staged a "fake office visit" to the Chicago field office — conveniently timed to coincide with girlfriend Alexis Wilkins' performance at a country music festival — as cover for what several FBI agents privately called an obvious joyride on the taxpayer dime, one estimated to cost tens of thousands of dollars. But that's not even the wildest part. Just hours before his flight, Patel fired off a tweet bragging that "my jet ski is gold plated" while attacking MS NOW for reporting on his lavish lifestyle. Yes — the FBI Director, mid-war, publicly boasting about a gold-plated jet ski while being investigated for taxpayer-funded excess. Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley — an actual TRUMP ALLY — has now formally demanded answers about Patel's use of the FBI jet and his purchase of luxury armored BMWs. Congressional Democrats say Patel has been demanding special perks on official trips, including jet ski excursions and helicopter tours. The FBI denies it, naturally. This isn't Patel's first rodeo of embarrassing headlines. He previously used the director's jet for a Milan trip to watch Olympic hockey — estimated at $1 million once security and lodging were factored in — where he was caught on video chugging beer in the locker room. He's used it to fly to Penn State to watch his girlfriend sing the national anthem. His antics even earned him a mocking cold open on Saturday Night Live with actor/comedian Aziz Ansari slumming to play the wanton FBI director. One source summed it up perfectly: "With everything going on in the war, how are you not outside the Oval Office ready to go into the Situation Room?" Good question. Ask the gold-plated jet ski. Please like and share if you think that the FBI should be led by a competent and experienced leader rather than a party-loving playboy.


 

yeah support all the stupid fucks who gave trump a "fifi peace prize" then he goes and bombs 200 schoolgirls


 

good she knows how to make chinese perogies now :) we are all saved now


 

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oh great hopefully they all got a free meal of roast quail with reduction and warm brie


 

I dunno what we pay for man getting a weird caller that calls 3-10 times per day then when i answer or goes to message they just hang up so i called virgin about it and they said they have no way to block the number I asked them dont you find it strange that a cell phone company does not have the ability to block a number? lmao


 

BREAKING🚨 ICE just arrested 10,000 people in five days. That's 2,000 human beings taken every single day — the highest ever in Trump’s presidency. The five-day run started on Friday and ended Tuesday. The numbers weren't announced. They came from someone with access to data the agency has not made public, because ICE doesn't release its arrest figures at all, as The New York Times's Hamed Aleaziz first reported. Let’s start by comparing it to what came before. December had been the busiest month of the whole deportation drive, and it averaged 1,283 arrests a day. In January, when officers flooded Minneapolis, the national average was about 1,212. By February it had dropped to 1,057. Now they're pushing close to 2,000 a day, and they're doing it quietly. The loud, camera-ready sweeps in major cities are gone. What replaced them is faster, colder, and harder to see. Nobody would say where these 10,000 arrests happened. There's a reason they went quiet. Minneapolis became a breaking point after two American citizens were killed by immigration officers while protesting the crackdown there. The flashy raids that got splashed across the department's own social media feeds started drawing too much blood and too many cameras. So the strategy shifted. Fewer clashes on video. More people gone before anyone notices. The Department of Homeland Security says it's targeting murderers, gang members, and predators, promising it will find you, arrest you, and deport you. But the agency has offered no proof that the 10,000 swept up in five days fit that description, and its own numbers tell a different story. ICE detention climbed to roughly 39,000 people in June after sitting near 30,000 since February. That's 9,000 more people locked up in a month, in a system already straining to give anyone a bond hearing or a lawyer.


 

been like this for a few months lol