By R.C.
friday, september 19, 2025 at 04:59:06 p.m. edt
"Montecinos initially told authorities a black male had broken into their residence while they slept, stabbed both women, then attacked him before fleeing the scene, according to court documents. however, investigators found significant inconsistencies in..."
https://www.infowars.com/posts/guatemalan-illegal-charged-in-double-murder-after-girlfriend-roommate-stabbed-60-times
Either black or spic,I could see how he'd be confused.
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Disabled double amputee "beloved" barber detained by ICE. Came here from Liberia at age 2 for medical care long long ago, around the Carter-Reagan transition, and decided to stay in America a few more weeks, like over 2000 more weeks. Like "Charles Stuart", he has a white-ish name, "Rodney Taylor", so don't get them mixed up with Rip Taylor or Rod Stewart. Rodney (age 46) also got a fiancée, which seems like the double amputee tries to stay one step ahead of the ICE man with a marriage gambit but he doesn't have a leg to stand on.
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DEMOCRATS SCHIFF AND KAINE WANT TO STOP DRUG BOATS FROM GETTING BOMBED OUT OF THE WATERS OF THE CARRIBEAN --INTRODUCE A BILL TO HALT TRUMP
ReplyDelete(epoch times)Sens. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and Tim Kaine (D-Va.) introduced a resolution on Friday aimed at halting U.S. military strikes on drug trafficking operations in the Caribbean, saying the actions were launched without congressional approval.
U.S. Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) speaks at a press conference in Washington, DC, on April 30, 2025. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images
The measure, filed under the War Powers Act, would prohibit use of the military against non-state groups involved in drug trafficking unless Congress authorizes it. War powers resolutions are privileged, meaning the Senate must take up the measure for debate and a vote.
The move follows two recent military strikes in the Southern Caribbean Sea—on Sept. 2 and Sept. 15—that targeted vessels that were carrying narcotics. Democratic lawmakers say they have not received key details about the incidents, including who was on board, the cargo, and the legal basis for lethal force.
President Donald Trump has said the vessels belonged to “extraordinarily violent drug trafficking cartels and narcoterrorists” operating out of Venezuela. He said the boats were carrying narcotics bound for the United States, calling them a direct threat to U.S. national security and vital interests.
“If you are transporting drugs that can kill Americans, we are hunting you,” Trump said after the Sept. 15 operation, which killed three people. He added there was “recorded evidence” that drugs were on board, including large bags of cocaine and fentanyl scattered in the water after the strike.
“Congress alone holds the power to declare war,” Schiff said in announcing the resolution. “And while we share with the executive branch the imperative of preventing and deterring drugs from reaching our shores, blowing up boats without any legal justification risks dragging the United States into another war and provoking unjustified hostilities against our own citizens.”
Kaine alleged the Trump administration had failed to explain why standard interdiction methods were not used.
“President Trump has no legal authority to launch strikes or use military force in the Caribbean or elsewhere in the Western Hemisphere,” Kaine said, adding that “Congress simply cannot let itself be stiff-armed as this administration continues to flout the law.”
GRA:Should have bombed Charles Stuart too.
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