Trump World -USA-2019
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Shocking moment Catholic priests and nuns are led away by police in zip-tie handcuffs after being arrested during a peaceful protest against Trump's immigration policies on Capitol Hill
- Catholic activists staged a demonstration at the Russell Senate Office Building in Washington, D.C. on Thursday
- The group were protesting the Trump administration's policy of detaining migrant children at the Southern Border
- Priests and nuns were among 70 people arrested for 'crowding, obstructing, incommoding', and several were filmed being led away in handcuffs
- It's the second religious demonstration against Trump's immigration policies this week, with 10 Jewish activists arrested outside ICE headquarters on Wednesday
- Officials are struggling to cope with overcrowding of detention facilities on the Southern Border with more than 500,000 people apprehended trying to illegally enter the U.S. since January
"Hoid, since because of your track record, everyone takes everything you say and assumes the opposite is automatically true, if you were to suddenly start telling the truth, it would completely screw everyone right up!"
That is one of the most truthful statements to appear on the forum in months!
That is one of the most truthful statements to appear on the forum in months!
LOL Even though I exactly don't agree with that, it was still funny.trumpty dumpty: you forgot shithole country.
Racist tweet became a rally chant in 3 days
President Trump may have aimed for deniability �� but his supporters seemed to know what he meant.
source: WAPO
Does not say much for the character of the T- supporters. They have their demi god.........and will chant his craziness as if in a trance.
President Trump may have aimed for deniability �� but his supporters seemed to know what he meant.
source: WAPO
Does not say much for the character of the T- supporters. They have their demi god.........and will chant his craziness as if in a trance.
That walking disaster of a clown show should be easy to beat come November 2020 .
3. Slave Revolt in the Cherokee Nation
the 1842 Slave Revolt in the Cherokee Nation is one example.
The Native American civilized tribe, named Cherokee, were not wealthy as other estate owners, and they bought black people as slaves.
(broke a$$ed beatches!)
These slaves were used in various forms of works of slavery and were mostly suppressed by the owners.
In the early days of November 1842, the slaves locked down the Cherokee masters in their log houses and ran away towards Mexico, which was a slave-free country. Consequently, when the Cherokees broke out of their log homes, they went in search of the escapees and after a point of time, they even got hold of them.
The slaves fought back with ammunition, and two slave hunters were killed during the ensuing battle. The Cherokees were outnumbered and retreated for back-up. When soldiers were sent to hunt down the slaves by the Cherokee National Council, they were found to be out of resources and five of the convicted slaves were killed.
The rest of the remaining slaves were exposed to severe torture and forced labor. However, the Cherokee slave revolt inspired many other slave revolts in the country which led to the passing of laws against keeping of slaves.
https://historycollection.co/10-famous-slave-revolutions/8/
So when are you starting to pay out the SIZABLE reparations there, law boi?
the 1842 Slave Revolt in the Cherokee Nation is one example.
The Native American civilized tribe, named Cherokee, were not wealthy as other estate owners, and they bought black people as slaves.
(broke a$$ed beatches!)
These slaves were used in various forms of works of slavery and were mostly suppressed by the owners.
In the early days of November 1842, the slaves locked down the Cherokee masters in their log houses and ran away towards Mexico, which was a slave-free country. Consequently, when the Cherokees broke out of their log homes, they went in search of the escapees and after a point of time, they even got hold of them.
The slaves fought back with ammunition, and two slave hunters were killed during the ensuing battle. The Cherokees were outnumbered and retreated for back-up. When soldiers were sent to hunt down the slaves by the Cherokee National Council, they were found to be out of resources and five of the convicted slaves were killed.
The rest of the remaining slaves were exposed to severe torture and forced labor. However, the Cherokee slave revolt inspired many other slave revolts in the country which led to the passing of laws against keeping of slaves.
https://historycollection.co/10-famous-slave-revolutions/8/
So when are you starting to pay out the SIZABLE reparations there, law boi?
Slave descendants seek equal rights from Cherokee Nation
A new lawsuit challenges the exclusion of African-descended Cherokees from tribal benefits
https://www.salon.com/2013/05/21/slave_descendants_seek_equal_rights_from_cherokee_nation_partner/
Hey, Punkin! We comin' fo yo b*tch a$$, CRACKA!!!
YOU be flat out balled Mr lawyer, don't make me pimpa$$ scalp yo tickettes!
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of course it does.
after all.......Trump considers them "patriots".........reinforcing their ideology.
Trump calls rally crowd ��patriots,�� a day after distancing himself from chant
The president stepped back from yesterday's claim that he was unhappy with the crowd's chant of "Send her back!" �� a message nearly identical to one of his own tweets �� and returned to criticizing Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.).
source: WAPO
IF that is patriotism.........then it allies itself with the fanatical "patriotism" seen in dictatorships.
I hardly recognise the US anymore. Authoritarianism........is taking hold.........in the most insidious way.
The "UGLY aspects of the country are being flaunted, while all the positive aspects are being diminished and over shadowed by the ugliness.
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