Another Disgrace from Gestapo USA.

[highfigh]

I did not say we had got there, but we are descending and well on our way now.

Lies aplenty.

Ignoring rightful judicial orders.

Rounding up and incarcerating people of specific identities, and indulging in illegal physical abuse that amounts to torture.

Curtailing academic freedoms and attacking hallowed institutes of leaning.

All that is needed to complete the picture now is the gas chambers.

Wake up William, these are sinister and dark times.

The Achilles heel of this nation has been its neglect of world history, a subject far too many Americans are pig dribble ignorant off and that is a massive and dangerous defect to the national character.

There is no doubt this Trump regime fulfills the criteria for being a fascist regime. There is no doubt about that. In my view it is now clearly an illegal regime.

Far too many Americans have almost no concept of real history, even if they were well-educated in other areas. Two of my customers (husband & wife, both have more than one degree) went to Italy and when I asked how they enjoyed the trip, he said "I have to re-think my whole concept of history. I then asked if it was because of the "We have a few hundred years since the colonists arrived vs the thousands of years of recorded history in Europe, Middle East, etc?".

The ignorance of history and many other topics in the US are directly due to the educational system and all of the 'American Exceptionalism' crap. Exceptional for stupidity isn't the way forward. In order for this to be reversed, it will require some very hard to accept changes. Parents have abdicated their responsibilities in raising their kids. Sure, some schools and parents are great and make sure the little dears are well educated, but this country has tens of millions of idiots who are only interested in avoiding learning what is needed to succeed.

 

[Steve81]

So what you’re saying is that there’s more to history than America: The Motion Picture??? I’m confused.

 

[GO-NAD!]

An unwritten Constitution- that's great, but we aren't 'subjects of the crown'. The US has enough BS going on, removing this would just increase the chaos.

I'm sure you're aware of government actions, laws, etc being ruled 'unconstitutional', right? If we didn't have one, we would have no protection from government overreach and abuse of the people.

Lack of regard for it doesn't mean it should be removed- what it means is that the politicians who are disregarding it should be removed.

My comment was meant to be tongue-in-cheek and not to be taken literally.

 

[mtrycrafts]

And in Congress? Mostly crickets.

Yes, but the state or district populace can remove them with a recall election, DOJ cannot be so recalled just impeached by senate, I believe.

 

[Trell]

An unwritten Constitution- that's great, but we aren't 'subjects of the crown'. The US has enough BS going on, removing this would just increase the chaos.

Israel has no written Constitution nor any king either.

I'm sure you're aware of government actions, laws, etc being ruled 'unconstitutional', right? If we didn't have one, we would have no protection from government overreach and abuse of the people.

It's just a piece of paper and will not protect you unless it's upheld. Try read this thread for context.

 

[mtrycrafts]

Israel has no written Constitution nor any king either.
...

What would you call Netanyahu

 

[Trell]

What would you call Netanyahu

Criminal, from what I've read about him. But not a king in any way.

 

[Trell]

Juan Carlos Lopez-Gomez, U.S.-born citizen, was not disappeared to El Salvador and spend rest of his life in a hell hole without due process.

In US today that must be a win.

>>>Florida authorities detained a U.S.-born citizen on the charge of entering the state as an “unauthorized alien,” forcing him to spend more than 24 hours in a county jail on an immigration hold, despite the man having proof of his citizenship through his birth certificate and Social Security card, his attorney and an advocacy group said Friday.

Juan Carlos Lopez-Gomez, 20, was arrested by Florida Highway Patrol on Wednesday when a trooper pulled over the car he was a passenger in for speeding, his attorney, Mutaqee Akbar, told The Washington Post.

The Florida Highway Patrol said Lopez-Gomez told its trooper he was in the country illegally. The agency said Immigration and Customs Enforcement had placed a detainer on him, which the Leon County Sheriff’s Office also said. Lopez-Gomez was arrested and booked into Leon County Jail. Akbar disputed that Lopez-Gomez was in the country illegally because he “is a citizen.”

Thomas Kennedy, a policy analyst for the Florida Immigrant Coalition who worked with Lopez-Gomez’s mother during his detention, said in an interview that Lopez-Gomez has trouble communicating in English — his first language is Tzotzil, a Mayan dialect. Lopez-Gomez was born in Georgia, Kennedy said, moving to Mexico when he was 1 year old and returning to Georgia only recently. He had been riding with two other men to a construction work site in Tallahassee at the time of his arrest, Kennedy added.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement did not respond to an overnight request for comment. ...<<<

https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/04/18/florida-immigration-hold-lopez-gomez/

 

[dlaloum]

Interesting. Dropping charges against an alleged MS-13 leader certainly looks suspicious:

>>>As part of the deportation flights of alleged terrorists at the center of a legal and political storm, the US quietly dropped charges against a key alleged MS-13 leader and returned him to the pro-Trump leader of El Salvador.

César Humberto López-Larios, an alleged top leader of the MS-13 gang who US investigators believe has information that could implicate top Salvadoran government officials in possibly corrupt deals with the violent gang, was deported on one of the controversial flights, according to current and former US officials and court documents. . . .

But bringing MS-13 leaders to face charges in the US has been a top priority for the Justice Department, and the transfer is a major loss of potential intelligence for investigators who helped track down López-Larios for his arrest in Mexico last year, current and former officials say.<<< (emphasis added)

https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/24/politics/ms-13-leader-deported-el-salvador-boasberg-order/index.html

It could explain why the administration has invoked the state secrets doctrine.

>>>The Justice Department said in a court filing Monday that it was exercising what's commonly called the "state secrets privilege" in the case because sharing the information would harm diplomatic relations and national security.<<<

https://www.npr.org/2025/03/26/nx-s1-5339507/what-is-state-secrets-privilege-trump-administration

Invoking the state secrets doctrine in this situation struck me as being odd. There really shouldn't be any need for it if the "deal" with El Salvador is above board.

It might also explain why the administration decided to invoke the Alien Enemies Act and get them out of the country quick without any court hearings.

This is highly speculative on my part, but I can't help but wonder if there was a dirty deal (done dirt cheap) to get the prisoners out of the U.S. so they couldn't testify in court, which might have been damaging in some way.

I'm curious what the h*ll is actually going on.

The mafia state is what is going on - a 3 way deal with El Salvador and MS13 - while claiming to be cracking down on MS13....

 

[highfigh]

So what you’re saying is that there’s more to history than America: The Motion Picture??? I’m confused.

US history is more similar to a movie tailer when the feature is World history.

People think the US is an old country just because it's known that people came from Europe to settle in the early-1600s and celebrate Columbus, but they forgot that he 'came to America' in 1492, which he didn't.

They should have stayed in skool.

 

[highfigh]

Israel has no written Constitution nor any king either.



It's just a piece of paper and will not protect you unless it's upheld. Try read this thread for context.

Israelis have common goals- most in the US don't- it's mostly 'What's in it, for me?'.

Would you allow a country to exist with the people in our government without putting restraints on their powers? I wouldn't.

Wow! People went ape poop when Geo W Bush said it's "just a piece of paper" and forgot that it can be violated by anyone in high office.

People need rules. Some people need a lot of rules and some need to never be elected to government.

 

[highfigh]

Yes, but the state or district populace can remove them with a recall election, DOJ cannot be so recalled just impeached by senate, I believe.

Sure, they could do that if they were to bother caring, but it usually happens more often on a local level, not national.

 

[highfigh]

That's what known as " in breeding " And when your sisters also your Aunty, you know your in trouble.

Did you bother to watch " Deliverance " That was like a family bible , set to music. And really it does typify most of your population. In the land that time forgot..

Do you mean 'inbreeding', in the way European royalty was kept 'pure' by this?

 

[Trell]

Israelis have common goals- most in the US don't- it's mostly 'What's in it, for me?'.

Israeli citizens have a diverse background with a diverse set of goals, like most countries. Unlike you I don't think most Americans thinks "What's in it, for me?".

Would you allow a country to exist with the people in our government without putting restraints on their powers? I wouldn't.

You don't need a written Constitution to put restraints on a governments power.

Wow! People went ape poop when Geo W Bush said it's "just a piece of paper" and forgot that it can be violated by anyone in high office.

Just look at at low the current Republicans have sunk.

People need rules. Some people need a lot of rules and some need to never be elected to government.

Depends on the rules and I'm sure you can look at history for examples of bad rules, say, legalised slavery. Or many other countries in current time, for that matter.

 

[Alex2507]

I don't think most Americans thinks "What's in it, for me?".

what else would i be thinking?

 

[Trell]

what else would i be thinking?

You've just passed one hurdle to become a member of Trump's Cabinet.

 

[Alex2507]

You've just passed one hurdle to become a member of Trump's Cabinet.

That's it. We're deporting you.

EDIT: Maybe bombing.

 

[mtrycrafts]

... for examples of bad rules, say, legalised slavery. ...

Was that in writing from the beginning or just happened. Of course there was a bad Supreme court ruling way back then.

 

[mtrycrafts]

That's it. We're deporting you.

EDIT: Maybe bombing.

At least 24 hours' notice is required.

 

[Trell]

That's it. We're deporting you.

EDIT: Maybe bombing.

I've already self-deported to an unknown location!