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Quote:Any group that votes for Trump more than once is a group of evil people. 6ixStringJoker, did you smoke a cigarette and watch porn this morning to launch your day?
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
That's a message from human beings to other human beings.
We don't exactly know what you are, but you aren't a part of the group.
Go fuck yourself, you miserable little piece of dog shit.
Journalists say they know why Trump pardoned Honduran drug trafficker
“Let’s be very clear: the narco dictator Trump is pardoning was beloved by the crypto world for creating lawless, sovereign zones for tech utopias organized around crypto,” wrote journalist Ryan Grim in a social media post on X. “The current [government] moved to shut them down. The crypto class fought back and Trump is now doing their bidding.”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/journalists-say-they-know-why-tru
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Trump Gives Bonkers Excuse for Pardoning Drug-Runner President
President Donald Trump thinks a former Central American leader was simply set up by the Biden administration.
By Julia Ornedo | Dec. 1 2025 6:30AM EST
https://www.thedailybeast.com/trumps-bonkers-excuse-for-pardoning-scan
dalous-honduran-ex-president/
President Donald Trump defended his pardon of a former Honduran president who once bragged that he would “stuff the drugs up the gringos’ noses.”
Trump, 79, stood by his announcement on Friday that he would grant “a full and complete pardon” of Juan Orlando Hernandez, the 57-year-old former Honduran leader who was sentenced to 45 years in prison last year after he was convicted of drug trafficking and firearms offenses.
“Well, I was told—I was asked by Honduras, many of the people of Honduras, they said it was a Biden setup,” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One on Sunday. “He was the president of the country. And they basically said he was a drug dealer because he was the president of the country.”
The Justice Department, under former President Joe Biden, had said Hernandez “abused his power to support one of the largest and most violent drug trafficking conspiracies in the world,” helping heavily armed traffickers smuggle as much as 400 tons of cocaine into the U.S.—all while publicly promoting anti-narcotics policies in the Central American nation.
The prosecution of Hernandez began in Trump’s first term and concluded under Biden. Hernandez was extradited to the U.S. in 2022 and sentenced in a New York federal courtroom two years later for taking bribes from drug traffickers to move “well over approximately 4.5 billion individual doses of cocaine.”
In 2021, a witness recalled Hernandez as saying, “We are going to stuff the drugs up the gringos’ noses, and they’re never even going to know it.”
But Trump insisted Sunday that “the people of Honduras really thought he was set up, and it was a terrible thing.”
“He was the president of the country, and they basically said he was a drug dealer because he was the president of the country, and they said it was a Biden administration setup. And I looked at the facts, and I agreed with that,” he claimed.
When a reporter asked him to share any evidence showing that Hernandez was set up, Trump replied: “They could say that you take any country you want, if somebody sells drugs in that country, that doesn’t mean you arrest the president and put him in jail for the rest of his life. That includes this country.”
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Originally posted by second:Quote:Any group that votes for Trump more than once is a group of evil people.
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
That's a message from human beings to other human beings.
We don't exactly know what you are, but you aren't a part of the group.
Go fuck yourself, you miserable little piece of dog shit.
Says the most evil person I've ever known personally.
Shut the fuck up. We're finished with you.
AMERICA is finished with you.
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Quote:Why can't Trump remember why he had an MRI?
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Says the most evil person I've ever known personally.
Shut the fuck up. We're finished with you.
AMERICA is finished with you.
By Lisa Needham | Monday, December 01, 2025 at 3:30:06p CST
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2025/12/1/2356309/-Why-can-t-Trump-re
member-why-he-had-an-MRI
President Donald Trump is pretty sure he just had the most perfect MRI of all time, but he can’t quite seem to remember what part of his most perfect body was scanned.
This, of course, raises not one, but two, health concerns: Which health condition is the president hiding that required a magnetic resonance imaging test, and which health condition is the president unwittingly revealing when he can’t seem to recall why he even had an MRI?
He did remember, however, to be a jerk to the female reporters who asked about it, personally attacking one by explaining that he does absolutely know what part of his body was not scanned. Per Trump, no one has shoved his large orange-slathered noggin into an MRI machine because his brain is perfect since he “aced” a cognitive test. He got a “perfect” score, which he told one reporter she would “be incapable of doing.”
Yes, Trump is still running around bragging about his cognitive abilities, seemingly unaware that he’s bragging about having been given the basic cognitive test to check for cognitive impairments such as dementia.
Back in his first term, Trump’s unreleased tax returns arguably represented everything we knew was bad about him, but didn’t have specifics for. Much like this mysterious MRI, Trump was forever promising those tax returns would be released at some point in the future, all the while fighting to stop them from ever seeing the light of day.
Fast-forward eight years, and it seems quaint to care about that. Trump’s second-term corruption is so open and obvious that seeing his tax returns wouldn’t really tell us anything we don’t already know. When the House finally released six years of Trump’s returns, including those from his first term, in 2022, it wasn’t as much a revelation as a confirmation: Trump’s a tax cheat who is bought and paid for.
During Trump’s second term, the mysterious yet perfect yet still unknown MRI results serve the same function as the quest for his tax returns did: We all know there is something very bad regarding Trump’s health, but we don’t have specifics about it.
What we do have, though, is evidence of someone falling apart while insisting everything is totally fine and normal.
Is it normal for the president to take a little unscheduled wander along the White House rooftop?
Is it normal that the president keeps insisting that his creepy, heavily bruised, disintegrating hand is totally just from lots of handshaking, as if Donald J. Trump were the first president to shake a lot of hands? Or that after confirming Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, which was glaringly obvious from his visibly swollen ankles, the White House tried to claim that it is also the reason for the creepy hand?
Is it normal that the president is using the r-word to slur a Democratic elected official—who just happened to be the vice presidential candidate in the 2024 election?
Hilariously, that attack on Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz seems to have backfired, with Walz, unruffled, responding “Release the MRI results.”
While Trump has a history of vulgar name-calling, his other recent behavior is raising eyebrows.
He’s out here pardoning people but he can’t say who they are or why he’s doing it. He falls asleep during meetings and then gets furious if people point that out. Yes, Donald, the radical left conspired to make you fall asleep on camera.
Additionally, last time we checked, neither chronic venous insufficiency nor oodles of handshaking explain Trump’s ongoing decompensation when talking to female reporters, calling one “piggy” and another “insubordinate” for daring to do their jobs and ask him q
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Originally posted by second:Quote:Why can't Trump remember why he had an MRI?
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Says the most evil person I've ever known personally.
Shut the fuck up. We're finished with you.
AMERICA is finished with you.
I dunno...
Why can't you remember what you post 5 minutes ago and regularly put your hypocrisy regarding every issue under the sun on full display here every single day?
Maybe you and Trump have a lot more in common with each other than you think and you're both retarded in your own special ways?
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Quote:Lest we forget… Trumptards claim that Democrats shut the entire world down for 2 years over a cold.
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
I dunno...
Why can't you remember what you post 5 minutes ago and regularly put your hypocrisy regarding every issue under the sun on full display here every single day?
Maybe you and Trump have a lot more in common with each other than you think and you're both retarded in your own special ways?
One of our biggest divides is over remembering who was president in 2020.
Hint: Trump.
On Friday, March 13, 2020, President Trump declared a national emergency under provisions of the Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act of 1988 (Stafford Act) . . .
https://balderson.house.gov/coronavirus-updates/president-trump-declar
es-national-emergency.htm
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/03/13/coronavirus-emergency-declara
tion-trump-128530
"In addition to his executive actions, Trump has pressed Congress for an economic stimulus package that could amount to hundreds of billions of dollars." Actually, $7,800 billion. Seeing all that new money, the people who set prices proceeded to raise prices in order to capture that $7.8 trillion for themselves, thanking Trump for making the wealth transfer possible.
https://www.propublica.org/article/national-debt-trump
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Lock Them Up for War Crimes
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth must be prosecuted for murdering Venezuelan civilians on a speedboat
Dec 01, 2025
https://democracydefender2025.substack.com/p/pete-hegseth-war-crime-ve
nezuela
In September 2025, a U.S. military operation in the Caribbean resulted in the deaths of several Venezuelan civilians aboard speedboats. While the Secretary of War Pete Hegseth framed the incident as a counter-narcotics operation, evidence suggests that he ordered the survivors to be executed. The killings violated international humanitarian law (IHL), specifically the Geneva Conventions and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC). Hegseth’s actions constitute war crimes including extrajudicial killings, disproportionate use of force, and violations of the principle of distinction between combatants and civilians. He must be held accountable under international law and prosecuted for these alleged crimes.
The Legal Framework: War Crimes and International Law
War crimes are defined under Article 8 of the Rome Statute as serious violations of the laws and customs of war, including:
1. Willful killing (Article 8(2)(a)(i))
2. Intentionally directing attacks against civilians (Article 8(2)(b)(i))
3. Excessive incidental death, injury, or damage (Article 8(2)(b)(iv))
4. Violations of the principles of distinction and proportionality (Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions)
Precedents for Prosecuting High-Ranking Officials
Several high-profile cases demonstrate that military and political leaders can be held accountable for war crimes:
1. Slobodan Miloševic (Yugoslavia) – Prosecuted by the ICTY for war crimes in Bosnia.
2. Charles Taylor (Liberia) – Convicted by the Special Court for Sierra Leone for aiding and abetting war crimes.
3. Omar al-Bashir (Sudan) – Indicted by the ICC for genocide and war crimes in Darfur.
4. U.S. Cases – While no U.S. official has been convicted by the ICC, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld faced civil lawsuits in Europe for torture at Abu Ghraib and Guantánamo.
If the U.S. fails to prosecute Hegseth domestically, the ICC could assert jurisdiction under Article 12 of the Rome Statute, especially if Venezuela (a party to the ICC) refers the case.
Much more at
https://democracydefender2025.substack.com/p/pete-hegseth-war-crime-ve
nezuela
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Originally posted by second:Quote:Lest we forget…
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
I dunno...
Why can't you remember what you post 5 minutes ago and regularly put your hypocrisy regarding every issue under the sun on full display here every single day?
Maybe you and Trump have a lot more in common with each other than you think and you're both retarded in your own special ways?
You forget everything.
Save your bullshit in here. Nobody is going down for any war crimes.
This is just another bullshit issue of yours to throw on the heap of bullshit issues you've posted here over the years and forgotten completely about 5 minutes later.
You suck dude. You're invisible now.
People don't even hate your kind anymore. We don't even see you anymore.
You no longer even exist in our world.
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Quote:The legal system to bring Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to justice is the same one used on Slobodan Miloševic (Yugoslavia). Slobby died of old age before justice could be done because the legal system doesn't function. There are alternative methods completely outside of the legal system. Two bullets in the back of Pete's head would be quick justice, but that requires somebody who understands how fucked up the legal system is and who cares enough to fix what is wrong with Pete.
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:Quote:
Originally posted by second:Quote:Lest we forget…
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
I dunno...
Why can't you remember what you post 5 minutes ago and regularly put your hypocrisy regarding every issue under the sun on full display here every single day?
Maybe you and Trump have a lot more in common with each other than you think and you're both retarded in your own special ways?
You forget everything.
Save your bullshit in here. Nobody is going down for any war crimes.
This is just another bullshit issue of yours to throw on the heap of bullshit issues you've posted here over the years and forgotten completely about 5 minutes later.
You suck dude. You're invisible now.
People don't even hate your kind anymore. We don't even see you anymore.
You no longer even exist in our world.
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Be Nice. Don't be a dick.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Trump Fury Erupts at NYT as Mental Decline Visibly Worsens
As Trump’s rage at the paper of record reveals too much, the author of a piece on Trump as a “lame duck dictator” explains how devastating it is for him that his carefully cultivated illusion of strength is collapsing.
President Trump is very, very angry about a New York Times piece that carefully documents his obvious physical decline. Trump raged over the piece, letting out a stream of lies about his performance in office and even attacking the reporter who wrote the piece as ugly. This may seem typical of Trump, but we think it gets at something deeper. Trump’s entire political mystique is premised on the fiction that he’s a strong, virile, formidable figure who wields absolute mastery over his enemies at all times. His defensive eruption shows that he knows that the second his aura of strength is deflated and he comes to be seen as a shriveled, floundering figure, his whole political house of cards is in danger of collapsing. David Lurie, a lawyer who writes for the Public Notice Substack, has a good new piece developing a framework that describes Trump as a “lame duck dictator.”
https://newrepublic.com/article/203765/transcript-trump-fury-erupts-ny
t-mental-decline-visibly-worsens
Sargent: So the New York Times piece is pretty devastating. It talks about how Trump has been dozing off at events, how he’s traveling a good deal less than he used to, how he’s seen in public less often. There’s this brutal video of him embedded in the piece looking exhausted and befuddled. He comes to the Oval Office for work at 11 a.m. The piece even implied that Trump is now eyeing the great beyond. David, what did you make of this piece?
Lurie: Well, Greg, on the one hand, the piece was quite gentle to Trump because it avoided the elephant in the room, which is his very evident and advancing state of dementia. But it also was devastating for the reasons that you observed, because his sheer and pervasive state of exhaustion and his ever more inescapable showing of his age is exactly what Trump cannot abide. It’s devastating precisely because it was so factual. The video was perhaps the most devastating part of it, as was the very accurate description of the truly bizarre—I think historically bizarre—moment when a pharmaceutical executive collapsed next to Trump and he—in a state of bewilderment mixed with the apparent desire to remain the center of attention—stood up from his chair and then stared into the void. So it’s a devastating piece, and it’s devastating because of its factuality, in my view.
Sargent: Well, I think you raise a really important point in saying that it, if anything, danced around the elephant in the room, which is that he is in a state of serious mental decline, as well. We can all see it. It’s apparent to everybody at all times. He posted a long Truth Social rant, in which he said, “The creeps at the failing New York Times are at it again.” He claimed that he won in 2024 by a landslide, that he settled eight wars, that our economy is great, that he has his highest poll numbers ever. He even called the Times’ Katie Rogers ugly on the inside and out. Now, David, on the substance, all of that is bullshit. He won the narrowest victory in recent memory. He hasn’t settled anything close to eight wars. Our economy is in rough shape, and his polling has hit a new low. But there’s a real hit-dog quality to the lying here. Don’t you think, David?
Lurie: Well, on the one hand, it’s his greatest hits. But on the other hand, people are not imagining that Trump is becoming more out of control, that he’s becoming more misogynistic, that he lacks impulse control, which causes his natural meanness and bullying tendencies to come out.
Sargent: I want to bring in something Fox News did here because it’s extraordinary. There was a recent Fox poll, which had Trump’s approval on the economy at 38 percent to 61 percent disapproval, Trump’s approval on tariffs at 35 to 63, and his approval on health care at 34 to 64. Absolutely terrible numbers in the 30s
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Originally posted by second:
Trump Fury Erupts at NYT as Mental Decline Visibly Worsens
As Trump’s rage at the paper of record reveals too much, the author of a piece on Trump as a “lame duck dictator” explains how devastating it is for him that his carefully cultivated illusion of strength is collapsing.
President Trump is very, very angry about a New York Times piece that carefully documents his obvious physical decline. Trump raged over the piece, letting out a stream of lies about his performance in office and even attacking the reporter who wrote the piece as ugly. This may seem typical of Trump, but we think it gets at something deeper. Trump’s entire political mystique is premised on the fiction that he’s a strong, virile, formidable figure who wields absolute mastery over his enemies at all times. His defensive eruption shows that he knows that the second his aura of strength is deflated and he comes to be seen as a shriveled, floundering figure, his whole political house of cards is in danger of collapsing. David Lurie, a lawyer who writes for the Public Notice Substack, has a good new piece developing a framework that describes Trump as a “lame duck dictator.”
https://newrepublic.com/article/203765/transcript-trump-fury-erupts-ny
t-mental-decline-visibly-worsens
Sargent: So the New York Times piece is pretty devastating. It talks about how Trump has been dozing off at events, how he’s traveling a good deal less than he used to, how he’s seen in public less often. There’s this brutal video of him embedded in the piece looking exhausted and befuddled. He comes to the Oval Office for work at 11 a.m. The piece even implied that Trump is now eyeing the great beyond. David, what did you make of this piece?
Lurie: Well, Greg, on the one hand, the piece was quite gentle to Trump because it avoided the elephant in the room, which is his very evident and advancing state of dementia. But it also was devastating for the reasons that you observed, because his sheer and pervasive state of exhaustion and his ever more inescapable showing of his age is exactly what Trump cannot abide. It’s devastating precisely because it was so factual. The video was perhaps the most devastating part of it, as was the very accurate description of the truly bizarre—I think historically bizarre—moment when a pharmaceutical executive collapsed next to Trump and he—in a state of bewilderment mixed with the apparent desire to remain the center of attention—stood up from his chair and then stared into the void. So it’s a devastating piece, and it’s devastating because of its factuality, in my view.
Sargent: Well, I think you raise a really important point in saying that it, if anything, danced around the elephant in the room, which is that he is in a state of serious mental decline, as well. We can all see it. It’s apparent to everybody at all times. He posted a long Truth Social rant, in which he said, “The creeps at the failing New York Times are at it again.” He claimed that he won in 2024 by a landslide, that he settled eight wars, that our economy is great, that he has his highest poll numbers ever. He even called the Times’ Katie Rogers ugly on the inside and out. Now, David, on the substance, all of that is bullshit. He won the narrowest victory in recent memory. He hasn’t settled anything close to eight wars. Our economy is in rough shape, and his polling has hit a new low. But there’s a real hit-dog quality to the lying here. Don’t you think, David?
Lurie: Well, on the one hand, it’s his greatest hits. But on the other hand, people are not imagining that Trump is becoming more out of control, that he’s becoming more misogynistic, that he lacks impulse control, which causes his natural meanness and bullying tendencies to come out.
Sargent: I want to bring in something Fox News did here because it’s extraordinary. There was a recent Fox poll, which had Trump’s approval on the economy at 38 percent to 61 percent disapproval, Trump’s approval on tariffs at 35 to 63, and his approval on health care at 34 to 6NOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME