Nothing NOS4A2 says is worthwhile to engage in. It's uncritical Trump worship. — Benkei

I don't think it is worship. His one consistent goal has been to normalize outrageous and immoral statements and behavior. The product is not aligned to a policy agenda outside of what the Trumpster specifically promotes. Such an articulation would run afoul of his view of the state as something an individual is conned into believing. The fortress of solipsism can never be assailed.

No, Trump has never defied the Supreme Court. The point about showing that Biden did defy the Supreme Court is that you and your types and the propagandists that lead you were suspiciously missing during these times, even defending it, and that the typical sky-is-falling response is the same as it has always been. You don’t care the courts are defied, only that your folk devil is punished for it.

My goal is simply to oppose a bad idea, like when you and your cousins fell for the “very fine people” lie. I still haven’t received a thank you.

Quod Erat Demonstrandum.

according to the brilliant lawyer Tim Woods! — NOS4A2

More s**t from TPF's premier purveyor. Not "according" to me. But nos4 doesn't care about truth or facts.

More s**t from TPF's premier purveyor. Not "according" to me. But nos4 doesn't care about truth or facts.

Yes, according to you. The Tokyo convention is about crimes committed in flight. Only someone who has no grasp of reality would bring that up, and like clockwork, there you are.

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/03/17/rasha-alawieh-deportation-026038

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The Tokyo convention is about crimes committed in flight. — NOS4A2

And given the order, the flight itself was a crime. You, however, are somehow suggesting that absent a crime, the flight is not under any jurisdiction. And were that true, how could there be any crime on a flight - crime according to whom, what law, what jurisdiction?

Those loans were forgiven legally

"The Education Department said that the relief was made possible via its work to overhaul the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.

PSLF allows public employees, such as teachers, firefighters, members of law enforcement, and people who work for nonprofit organizations, to apply for forgiveness after making 10 years' worth of payments on their federal student loan balance."
https://www.axios.com/2024/07/18/biden-cancels-student-debt-pslf-program

I myself had loans forgiven that way may years ago.

Anatomy of a lie. Fascinating propaganda.

It looks like the ceasefire with Gaza is over, bombs are falling in Yemen, and the sabre-rattling in Iran has continued. Another terrible day for America first foreign policy. Trump’s base is not going to like this and hopefully its unpopularity is enough to push him to stop it.

The power’s gone to his head now. Looks like it’s going to crash and burn.
https://bsky.app/profile/50501movement.bsky.social/post/3lkkkrvu5as2r — Punshhh

Yeah. Kind of what you might expect from a petulant child. His followers apparently don't care.

No evidence for Trump claim about 'void' Biden pardons and autopen
^{— Lucy Gilder, Tamara Kovacevic, Shayan Sardarizadeh · BBC · Mar 17, 2025}

Another terrible day for America first foreign policy. — NOS4A2

Seems that we agree. At least this day.

There have been many terrible days for US foreign policy. Yet many fantastic days for Russia.

Trump’s base is not going to like this and hopefully its unpopularity is enough to push him to stop it. — NOS4A2

How then if there's a war in Panama, Mexico...

Or when there's a war...

The Alien Enemies Act: What to know about a 1798 law that Trump has invoked for deportations
^{— Tim Sullivan, Elliot Spagat, Regina Garcia Cano · AP · Mar 17, 2025}

Consolidating more powers? (With his flock cheering in the background?)

Yeah, it might reach the point where the only way he can keep his grip on power is to declare war on other countries. He’s seen Zelenskyy initiate martial law and postpone elections, maybe he can too.

Seems that we agree. At least this day.

There have been many terrible days for US foreign policy. Yet many fantastic days for Russia.

Just his recent choices in the Middle East. Everything else I like. So we probably don’t agree.

So ignoring court orders, threatening to impeach judges they disagree with, deporting green card holders because they don’t like what they say— you know, the “law and order” party. Violating due process and freedom of speech and assembly.

Now bombing countries and encouraging Israel while failing at a ceasefire in Eastern Europe.

What’s funny is that there’s no outrage from the petty partisan imbeciles who railed against Biden (often for far less). Just shows yet again that most people have no values or principles — just the unadulterated need to root for their preferred WWE wrestler, or sports team — no matter what they do.

It's pretty clear that Trump is a disgusting, disturbed, and dangerous individual. As subject matter, most of us encounter Trump-like people in our lives. I myself do not know how to deal with them, other than to run away. Has anyone here had any sort of success, and what did they do and how did they do it?

So ignoring court orders, threatening to impeach judges they disagree with, deporting green card holders because they don’t like what they say— you know, the “law and order” party. Violating due process and freedom of speech and assembly. — Mikie

Straight from the playbook of Victor Orban's Hungary, actually. Cannot be said anymore that the separation of powers is working in the US.

I'd also add the threats of annexation of Canada and Greenland. Perhaps it's too odd for Americans to understand this, but talking about annexation is really bad. The "nastiest country" isn't taking as a joke Trump's delusions. That Prime minister Carney visited France and UK and Canada is rethinking the purchase of the F-35 is very telling. Now if 25% tariffs are put up on all Canadian exports next month, that will just make this breakup worse.

Looking at the octogenarian Democrats, I think simply they aren't understanding just what Trump is really doing to the Republic. How do they suppose that Trump will be reigned in? But Republicans saying "That's too far"???

(No shit. But that's your response? And Paddle signs?)

When can we expect to see his tax records?

Cleaning up.

Has anyone here had any sort of success, and what did they do and how did they do it? — tim wood

New York City ran him out of town by stopping doing business with him. It took a bit of time because of the lawsuits and the game of playing competing contractors against one another. The last banks gave up on him and he left town.

The same process will happen again.

Free to be expelled

Prohibition to enter the United States and then the repression of a French researcher who came to attend a conference, because he had expressed a "personal opinion" on American research policy.

"I learned with concern that a French researcher", on a mission for the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), "who went to a conference near Houston was prohibited from entering US territory before being expelled," said the Minister of Higher Education and Research, Philippe Baptiste, in a statement transmitted to the France-Presse (AFP) agency (AFP). "This measure would have been taken by the American authorities because the phone of this researcher contained exchanges with colleagues and friendly relations in which he expressed personal opinion on the policy carried out by the Trump administration in matters of research," he added.
Read also | Article reserved for our subscribers "in the United States, science is attacked, hampered, and even prohibited"

According to a diplomatic source to AFP, the incident occurred on March 9. This spatial researcher would have undergone random check when he arrived, during which his professional computer and his personal phone would have been searched. Similarly, messages evoking the processing of scientists by the Trump administration would have been found. He would have been criticized for messages "which reflect a hatred towards Trump and can be qualified as terrorism". His professional and personal equipment would have been confiscated and the researcher would have been sent back to Europe the next day.
Reminder of freedom of opinion

According to another informed source of the file to the AFP, "hateful and conspiracy messages" were reproached for the French researcher by the American authorities. An FBI investigation would have been announced to him, for which "the charges were abandoned," said the source.

"Freedom of opinion, free research and academic freedoms are values ​​that we will continue to claim proudly. I will defend the possibility for all French researchers to be faithful, in compliance with the law, "said the Minister of Higher Education and Research. The Embassy of the United States in Paris, requested by AFP, referred to customs services. The American customs, contacted, did not react immediately.

source: https://www.lemonde.fr/international/article/2025/03/19/etats-unis-un-chercheur-francais-refoule-pour-avoir-exprime-une-opinion-personnelle-sur-la-politique-menee-par-l-administration-trump_6583618_3210.html

This demonstrates that Kash Patel is first a foremost a political operative. It's highly unlikely there were every any constraints on pursuing any of the "10 most wanted," but It's disingenuous to brag about "this administration is giving the new FBI..." the resources, when it was the GOP that cut the FBI budget when Biden was President.

So far, nothing relevant to the assassination has been found in this trove of documents, but it has revealed the social security numbers of hundreds of people who were Congressional staffers.

This demonstrates that Kash Patel is first a foremost a political operative. It's highly unlikely there were every any constraints on pursuing any of the "10 most wanted," but It's disingenuous to brag about "this administration is giving the new FBI..." the resources, when it was the GOP that cut the FBI budget when Biden was President.

It’s disingenuous to pretend Congress is the same as the administration. The administration has only moved to cut political bureaucrats. But returning the FBI to its mission of fighting crime appears to have its benefits.

Anti-Muskism in a nutshell.

, dumbassery indeed.

Senators Justin Eichorn, Eric Lucero, Steve Drazkowski, Nathan Wesenberg, Glenn Gruenhagen take creepiness to another level (Mar 18, 2025):
SF 2589 as introduced - 94th Legislature (2025 - 2026)

. The administration has only moved to cut political bureaucrats. — NOS4A2

That's B.S.. They've gone after anyone who was involved in the investigations and prosecution of Trump's crimes, and the crimes by those involved in 1/6. Also, Trump has specifically installed partisan loyalists at the top echelon of the DOJ, one of which is Kash Patel (who had published an enemy's list).