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Title: You laughed President Trump didn't.
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Published: Jan 31, 2018
Author: self
Post Date: 2018-01-31 12:00:40 by BobCeleste
Keywords: ACP
Views: 2690
Comments: 47
Several years ago I reported right here that the mexican g0vt was sending mexican special forces into the USA, and that they were causing dissent and arming rioters in cities where racial rioting was going on. You Laughed and mocked me. President Trump obviously took it seriously and acted last night moments before giving his state of the Union speech. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DU1OuBVXkAAPY4F.jpg Poster Comment: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/presidential-executive-order- protecting-america-lawful-detention-terrorists/
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#2. To: BobCeleste, Liberator (#0)
I thought I'd post your image. Down at his waist, this supposed Mexican special forces guy is wearing a patch that says "MEN oF MAYHEM". You can buy it here at Amazon for $5.40. It's copyrighted merchandise from the TV series Sons of Anarchy about life in a bike gang. If you look higher at the little rectangular flag patch, that is the flag of Texas. Bikers in Texas and in California sometimes wear their state flag patches. You can even buy these overseas at websites like this one for about 5€. On his left shoulder, he has a patch of an American flag. On his right hand, he has two words tattooed. The first word is "EVER" and I can't read the second one. Besides, he has the features and beard of a European, not a Latin or Cuban. I think this is a Sons of Anarchy fanboi, posing with his SoA gear. Or maybe it was a single photo of some character from the SoA series but, if so, I can't find the character in the series. Seriously, I think this guy's just a SoA fanboi. And I'm pretty sure that Mexican special forces don't wear funny Sons of Anarchy merchandise when they invade the States.
That may well be the case. That said, Bob never cited that accompanied photo as THE "proof" of his claim. READ WHAT HE WROTE. Is it plausible? Even probable? I'd read several reports in past years that the Mexican goob was sending SF into the USA and stirring the sh*t. We're all obviously not reading from the same sources. But hey -- read and believe what you want. (I reckon mostly from mainstream sources as usual.) Given 0bama's and Holder's obviously Scorched Earth policy, hatred of the USA, and shenanigans (Fast & Furious, gifting hundred of billions to Iran, etc etc.), just what would be so unbelievable about enabling Mexican SF to create havoc in US cities?? I find the naivete of some posters so perplexing. Especially in light of a Deep State that had actively launched a coup against a sitting President. You'd have never believe this either had it not come to light. I for one dismiss most of the MSM as pure propaganda or stained heavily yellow pee-pee.
But hey, I would like very much to read the reports you saw where the Mexican government was sending special forces into our country and stirring up shit….after you provide links of course. Only then will I be able after due consideration to, as you say, “believe what I want to believe.” In the meantime, a google search for Mexican government sending special forces into the USA to cause trouble only turned up this about Mexico sending troops into the USA : Mexico’s response to Hurricane Katrina was well-documented at the time, but rarely included in retrospectives and long-form accounts of the storm and its aftermath, leading many social media users to question whether the claim was truly accurate. In July 2015, the Associated Press published archival footage of Mexican soldiers providing aid in Biloxi: In August 2015, former diplomat Stephen R. Kelly penned an opinion piece for the Washington Post about Mexican troops and Katrina (again, through the lens of Trump’s statements): It was the first time a Mexican army had marched on San Antonio since 1836 when Gen. Santa Ana massacred besieged Texas independence fighters at the Alamo. This time, however, the Mexican soldiers were on a relief mission to feed tens of thousands of homeless and hungry Americans displaced by Hurricane Katrina. Setting up camp at a former Air Force base outside San Antonio, they distributed potable water, medical supplies and 7,000 hot meals a day for the next three weeks. /…./ By the time their mission in San Antonio ended Sept. 25, the Mexicans had served 170,000 meals, helped distribute more than 184,000 tons of supplies and conducted more than 500 medical consultations. Disasters such as Hurricane Katrina, or the spectacle of U.S. presidential politics, often force to the surface the true character of the players. The Mexicans proved they were neighbors we can count on. Part of an aid package that includes ships and rescue teams, the convoy of 45 olive- green vehicles and some 200 troops went over the Rio Grande into Texas from the city of Nuevo Laredo, witnesses said. […] The Mexican army trucks, filled with of thousands of ready-to-eat meals, drinking water and medical equipment, were searched like regular vehicles as they crossed the border early on Thursday headed for San Antonio, Texas customs officials said. I do too, especially when they read an undocumented and unverified report that Mexico sent their Special Forces troops into the United States to cause havoc….and they BELIEVE it. I would objectively ask: What would make it believable? The answer to this of course are documented and verifiable facts. Without those….all you have left is just some more ridiculous conspiracy theory shit floating around in the cesspool of stunning stupidity.
Ok, and THERE we have it. Go ahead a wait for the New York Time to report on...whatever. Btw, you STILL believe the Vegas slaughter was as reported, eh? Single perp? Unsolvable? Tssk. You probably still believe the 0bama Admin did nothing illegal with respect to the election or Trump...OR Fast & Furious. Sometimes I wish I saw the world through your extra rose-colored spectacles. (Do you still sit on Santa lap? Or should I burst your bubble at last? Naah...Remember -- "He knows when you've been bad or good so be good for goodness sake!")
#40. To: Liberator (#35)
Ok, and THERE we have it. Go ahead a wait for the New York Time to report on...whatever. That was quite obvious and I knew it would happen. You probably still believe the 0bama Admin did nothing illegal with respect to the election or Trump...OR Fast & Furious. It was Buddha who noted that three obstacles to seeing reality more clearly are: delusion, greed, and hatred? Which of those do you have the most problem with? Simple Question: Are you are able to do that?
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#16. To: Tooconservative, BobCeleste, Gatlin, Deckard, all (#2)
Seriously, I think this guy's just a SoA fanboi. And I'm pretty sure that Mexican special forces don't wear funny Sons of Anarchy merchandise when they invade the States.
#32. To: Liberator, Tooconservative, BobCeleste, Deckard, all (#16)
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I'd read several reports in past years that the Mexican goob was sending SF into the USA and stirring the sh*t. We're all obviously not reading from the same sources. But hey -- read and believe what you want.
I don’t doubt you read the reports since you say you did. I do however challenge the veracity of those reports without proof and unless they show substantiated evidence, I believe they had absolutely no conformity to truth or fact and were just some more conspiracy shit all CT freaks live to believe in. Hurricane Katrina marked the costliest natural disaster in American history and the third most deadly, claiming at least 1,800 lives after the failure of levees caused catastrophic flooding in some of New Orleans’ most populous areas. Katrina was both newsworthy and culturally significant, inspiring multiple television documentaries and programs as well as rumors that continue to circulate years after the fact. The latter circumstance was likely due to the chaos that ensued after Katrina, as myriad accounts surfaced well after the floodwaters receded and the news media had moved on to other stories. Mic.‘s assertion that Mexico sent troops across the American border to assist what was by most accounts a stilted federal response to the tragedy was news to many social media users when it cropped up again in August 2016. In a scene that would have given Donald Trump heart palpitations, 200 flag-waving Mexican troops breached the U.S. border outside Laredo, Tex., 10 years ago and advanced unopposed up Interstate 35 to San Antonio.
A few traces of the years-old news story remained online as of 2017: A Mexican army convoy rolled into the United States with food, water and medicine for Hurricane Katrina victims, the first Mexican military operation on U.S. soil in 90 years.
Although Mexico’s response to Katrina was often overlooked in historical accounts of the disaster, the accounts are completely true. Mexican troops crossed the border in a 45-vehicle convoy on 8 September 2005, providing material and physical aid to several areas of the Gulf Coast devastated by Katrina; the Mexican army offered hundreds of thousands of meals and tons of supplies to those in need and performed hundreds of medical consultations during a time when the United States was struggling to provide aid to its own citizens in devastated areas. I find the naivete of some posters so perplexing.
... just what would be so unbelievable about enabling Mexican SF to create havoc in US cities??
I will not go for your leading question that prompts and encourages a desired answer.
#35. To: Gatlin (#32)
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I do however challenge the veracity of those reports without proof and unless they show substantiated evidence, I believe they had absolutely no conformity to truth or fact and were just some more conspiracy shit all CT freaks live to believe in.
Replies to Comment # 35. I do however challenge the veracity of those reports without proof and unless they show substantiated evidence, I believe they had absolutely no conformity to truth or fact and were just some more conspiracy shit all CT freaks live to believe in.
The phrase word “whatever” is defined as: A slang term meaning "whatever you say". I never said I would wait for a NYT REPORT….So, THERE, you don’t HAVE it. I said I would challenge the veracity of those reports….I never said how. Ergo, there is no “whatever” here. Tssk.
“Tssk” [Testis Specific Serine Kinas] means I said something you dislike. Btw, you STILL believe the Vegas slaughter was as reported, eh? Single perp? Unsolvable?
You ad hominem injections here, is a fallacious argumentative strategy way off point. Do I need to repeat the point so that you will not wander off on a tangent again? I certainly hope not, but I will if your mind meanders again. Sometimes I wish I saw the world through your extra rose-colored spectacles.
You don’t need any rose-colored glasses to see things as I do….to see things as they really are. And not what some conspiracy theorist spook tells me to believe. (Do you still sit on Santa lap? Or should I burst your bubble at last? Naah...Remember -- "He knows when you've been bad or good so be good for goodness sake!")
It is quite obvious that I do need to get you back on point. So, stop with the spin and gratuitous childlike asinine remarks and get back to this: I'd read several reports in past years that the Mexican goob was sending SF into the USA and stirring the sh*t.
It’s time for you to either put up or shut up. Link to and show ANYTHING that you read and present ANY evidence you have that any of thie ever actually happened or was planned to happen.
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