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ftdjc1 1 point ago +1 / -0

And right on cue, once they were gone, the country’s farming industry went down the tubes. It got so bad that now, years later, Zimbabwe is actually paying those same white farmers for the buildings and equipment they lost.

I hope they held out for full valuation before the political persecution started, plus at least 8% interest, compounded daily, payable in gold bullion BEFORE discussing running THEIR STOLEN FARMS again.

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ftdjc1 1 point ago +1 / -0

There's a whole lot of uninhabited islands in the Aleutians island chain.

No real escape route either. If you manage to get out, no need to waste time searching. Weather is so bad in the winter, they find your body thawing out in the spring.

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ftdjc1 4 points ago +4 / -0

Eliminate welfare.

Instant pool of motivated potential employees.

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ftdjc1 1 point ago +1 / -0

Why do I get the feeling this is less about Trump tariffs, and more about charging more for stuff we don't know the origin of?

Once Amazon starts this up, watch the wording carefully. If I were a skeptic, I'd say the charge will be written in such a way regular people will glance over it as a tax, but legally it'll qualify as a fee or surcharge.

And when called out on it, they'll just say; Ooops, thanks for letting us know about Product X, we'll get that 100% American merchandise coded correctly asap.

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ftdjc1 3 points ago +3 / -0

If Mississippi was actually serious about eliminating the state income tax, they would have zeroed it.

It's easy to reverse / adjust a slowly-changing gov't program, like the income tax. People are used to it. People barely see a change from year-to-year. That's the point.

If they zero it out, and the next administration tries to re-impose it, people will see the blatant stealing upfront, and they'll be a general uprising against the attempt.

Nope, Mississippi is not the next Tennessee. Too bad too. Tupelo honey is pretty good.

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ftdjc1 7 points ago +7 / -0

Of course not.

"Technical issues".

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ftdjc1 13 points ago +13 / -0

Long past time for judges to personally suffer the consequences of their actions.

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ftdjc1 2 points ago +2 / -0

What they fail to realize, is the awakening of the people.

Just as Harry Reid blew 200+ years of Senate tradition eliminating the 2/3 rule for approving federal judges, with the end result of Trump's three Supreme Court picks; the deep-state patsy just ok'd open season on all politicians.

They have no idea what they just did.

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ftdjc1 4 points ago +4 / -0

I wonder ...

We know the enemy is going to cheat again. We know how they're going to cheat again. We know the courts aren't going to do anything about it again.

So what happens if we out-cheat the cheaters?

Surreptitiously print up millions of Trump ballots, (with downstream candidates as well), and stuff the same unsurveilled drop boxes they are. Say, we know they'll probably put 20k ballots in a box. So we stuff in 100k to offset it. Skew the numbers so badly, it can't be ignored.

What are they gonna do? Claim drop boxes aren't valid anymore?

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ftdjc1 4 points ago +4 / -0

Why beat your head against a wall trying to create something you're otherwise too stupid to understand, when you can just walk in and steal it?

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ftdjc1 12 points ago +12 / -0

These days, courts will saddle you with alimony even if you're not married. Courts now consider being nice to a kid the equivalent of being a 'father figure' and nail you for child support.

Is the next court travesty to be illegals suing for housing and inheritance rights because they now live with you?

by NOTWOKE
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ftdjc1 6 points ago +6 / -0

The only thing a politician fears more than losing an election, is losing the primary and not making it to the election at all.

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ftdjc1 7 points ago +7 / -0

All 4 in the same place, at the same time?

Opportunities like that are rare. Can you imagine the size of the ANFO device...

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ftdjc1 4 points ago +4 / -0

Hmmmmm.....60 years......what happened 60 years ago......mmmm......

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ftdjc1 6 points ago +6 / -0

Each of us, on rare occasion, CAN make a difference. Someone (or someones) on this jury just proved it.

This year I decided to do something. Not much, just what I could, to exert some control over the Deep State - I changed my political affiliation to Independent. Now, I have a better chance of blending in, and being selected for jury duty.

While I'm not looking forward to it, I recognize that I might, just might, find myself in a position to stick my thumb in the crooked justice system's eye, thus preventing a travesty of justice, like the enemy tried with this trial.

'Jury nullification' is a deliberately suppressed fact of life ... and works in both directions.

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ftdjc1 5 points ago +5 / -0

"The cure for corruption is the light of transparency."

  • Me.

Quislings come in all shapes and sizes. It should come as no surprise the enemy has infiltrated our ranks.

Be vigilant folks. Expose them at every opportunity. It's only going to get worse the closer we get to 2024.

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ftdjc1 3 points ago +3 / -0

20 years too late.

As soon as they invade Taiwan, they'll have access to cutting edge tech again. Taiwanese officials have already rejected mining their tech infrastructure as a deterrent. They are so fucked.

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ftdjc1 9 points ago +9 / -0

I would like to officially volunteer for the open positions in the Bahamas, Italy, or Maldives.

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