The reason is pretty simple, to see the reaction, and there isn't a meaningful one. They will call it case closed, and it will be on to political opponents, dissenters, and anyone else they don't like. They don't need 45 billion to detain immigrants, they need that to detain you.
imrighthere
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Yup. Turns out he can do whatever the fuck he wants, nobody is going to stop him.
They got rid of his shitty grandfather, and somehow the country survived. Grow a pair. You want us all to live according to what traitors might do ? Democrats in the us made a living doing that, how did it work out ?
They are building a military that will kill what they're told to kill without asking questions.
That fucking dickhead has citizenship in Canada, a matter that needs to be corrected. His grandfather got kicked out for trying the same bullshit here.
The problem is he is a fucking traitor, don't give a fuck about anything else that little runt has to say.
Keep it, we're good.
In case you haven't figured it out yet, the military is fine with trump.
They voted for this shit. Again.
Wouldn't matter, they'll just lie. Another couple weeks, you won't find a single person that voted for them.
I still can't figure out why anyone cares. Liberace had batshit insane skills. None of the stuff he played was anywhere close to what I like, but every time he came on tv back in the day, I was glued to it. Why the fuck does anyone care who he loves ? For those that have never seen the man play, enjoy.
“An ‘Invisible Government,’ working to carry out the objectives of the International Conspiracy, is operating in every country,” he wrote in his book The International Conspiracy in Health, which was published in the mid-1960s. In it, he also said the conspiracy was pushing for the fluoridation of water supplies, mandatory milk pasteurization and mass vaccination programs.
“He never had any person that would be considered a spiritual guide,” Scott Haldeman told CBC in an email. “He felt he knew the Bible better than any minister and only went to church for weddings and funerals.”
After Technocracy, Haldeman decided he would start his own political party, Total War and Defence. In his 1941 book, Total War and Defence for Canada, which was his manifesto for this new party, he argued for a policy of total conscription to support our British allies during the Second World War.
He called for the conscription of “every employable man and woman between the ages of sixteen and sixty” and “all natural resources, all industrial equipment and all property,” including “all bank deposits and private holdings of money.”