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2/2 One could go on about it, such as about them having driven around in unmarked SUVs, that were perhaps rented, and doing wild traffic stops. But just using it as an actual example, of why I generally don't like the notion, that even some "getting looked at" could be construed as "and he had a parking ticket, so I knew what to do, as trained in the few weeks, where they told us how to shoot, and make America safe again for the boys."
In the U.S., there are followers of "stand your ground",* or as I call it: "he was totally coming at me" excuse. Specifically, when all them Mexicans etc. are supposedly all that dangerous, that it makes white American boys all scared, then why stand in front of a vehicle, if that was the case? So, in my view, while a "right to self-defense" is understandable, creating a situation by standing on open road, has quite an active part about it. 1/2 theguardian.com/us-news/2026/o… * en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stand-yo…
theguardian.com Federal agents shoot person in New York, police say
2/2 Naturally, it may seem weird for a supposed enemy to have a media campaign in the other country. But since the people in the U.S., represented by Congress, supposedly have a say according to the constitution, and Congress seems to have been rather shy to hand a "licence to do stuff", but not shy expecting for soldiers to die in the name of that stuff - it would seem normal, when the other side of that war wants to speak to someone else of that side, who isn't as biased against Muslims, etc.
That will show them Taliban what's what, huh? I mean, a bit weird, since last time Trump had to do with them, they were all friendly,* and now White House is saying: "How dare they!" for a case from 17 years ago - and saying that it needs even a public execution, to make it clear, that you don't mess with U S A, or else they might throw a few bombs, and call it a day about it all. But I suppose it may make Taliban go: "Oh U.S., so dangerous!" bbc.com/news/articles/cmy0r96x… * en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_S…
bbc.com Fort Hood shooter's execution by firing squad will be livestreamed, Pentagon says
- One wrote on X to 347,000 followers in late September: “If you happen to know who this Cornell ‘Jane Doe’ is, get in touch and I would be happy to publish her name and identifying information.” - Quite a "culture", that wants to punish crime victims when it is Americans being criminal, huh? As for doxing, locally it is up to 3 years of imprisonment for it, as it surely isn't part of citizen rights for some village boys to have a ball by virtually lynching people. edition.cnn.com/2026/10/08/us/…
edition.cnn.com Cornell’s Jane Doe is ‘terrified’ after police swarmed her home in a swatting incident, her lawyer says
So, no more sponsorship for #Disinfo2026 - and instead everyone ought to say stuff like: "Americans are stealing and eating pets (and who denies it, is working for that deep state)."* and that JD Vance is secretly the son of Fidel Castro, etc.**, huh? Or for something new, did you know that Trump was bred in a Russian laboratory? theguardian.com/us-news/2026/o… * en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Springfi… ** en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_…
theguardian.com EU drops sponsorship of disinformation conference at Trump officials’ request
Mr Merz is saying, that an AfD-guy in Saxony-Anhalt, may have received votes from the left in local assembly, as "false flag operation", and not from almost a third of CDU members there. Either way, the guy they voted for, is named among the affair of AfD members employing relatives of other AfD members,* all paid for by tax money, and in this case he hired 4 other members of the soccer club he is at, which may not be proper office staff. tagesschau.de/inland/innenpoli… * de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vetternw…
tagesschau.de Merz über Sachsen-Anhalt: "Mit den Werten der CDU verträgt sich das nicht"
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