That would be a first, huh?
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It helps explain why the US withdrew from the UN Human Rights Council. Rumor has it that they withdrew just ahead of being kicked off.
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well, ābending the kneeā only works for a brief time.
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Well, as suggested by the chief fascist, whatās the use of having them if you donāt use them? /s
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Sheās pretty and becoming; pretty awful and becoming worse.
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Well, this will be fun to watch.
Chaos just before Election Day.
How many do whistles can they blow?
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Pretty direct line between this and what happened yesterday.
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I think the reason for that, had to do with Israelās treatment. It doesnāt matter though, because they are still signatories to those treaties.
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Iām hoping not too many more. My ears are already bleeding.
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Exactly! This is completely legal -and it sounds like Chris Wallace did a decent job holding her feet to the fire.
Getting yelled at in a restaurant is nothing compared to what these poor, tired and huddled masses have had to endure. They all deserve their day in a legal proceeding.
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Seems like help is on the wayā¦ see if MI5 can rid us of the violent right wing extremist s that are running this countryā¦
Um, did she spend the summer getting a tan or is she modelling Dear Leaderās daily application of orange?
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They also tend to congregate at Trump Rallies.
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Off topic, but she looks like the Fox News makeup folks did a job on her. Probably Bill Shineās handiwork.
Sometimes you still mystify me and this just made me scratch my head.
Why would you assume that? Have they ever approached one of these issues with answers to the problems they are going to create? Remember the Muslim ban?
Why do you find importance in the question of whether they shoot their mouths off or not? They always do. They never have patience and they are never diplomatic.
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Itās a point that requires clarification.
Iām not sure that we possess tactical nukes (and didnāt google-brand internet search the matter), but I do think a diligent media would ask if we would use aircraft- or submarine-launched nuclear missiles, or rely on missiles from fixed bases on land.
Iām concerned that the caravan may already have spies monitoring the land-based missile sites, ready to alert the caravan at the first sign of activity at those sites. I think that the mobile platforms would be tougher for the caravan to detect and evade.
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Does the DHS Secretary believe she will be successful in COMPLETELY sealing a nearly 3,000-mile border that spans a couple of rivers and a couple of oceans? I have a bridge in Brownsville Texas Iād like to sell her.
BTW, Texan ranchers have been told to expect āarmed civiliansā on their property (I.e., militia type folks). I donāt think theyāll be welcome. The ranchers are also not happy that the Wall will cut across their property ā and theyāre not having the āeminent domainā argument.
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we stop 3,000 people a year who have travel patterns similar to terrorists attempting to come in the southwest border
vs.
in general, we stop, across the United States, 10 known or suspected terrorists a day from getting into the United States
vs.
On average last year, DHS prevented 10 individuals tied to terror ā known or suspect terrorists ā each day from traveling or attempting to travel to the United States.
And all backed up by āDHS dataā not made available to the public.
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The people that export jobs, poison our water supply and air, and are contemptuous of American values are terrorists. They also happen to be our oligarch ruling class.
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