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> Thread theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfqQbrY8R5k

https://www.orlandosentinel.com/2026/06/23/appeals-court-trump-expedited-deportations-ruling/

A federal appeals court on Tuesday allowed the Trump administration to resume carrying out speedy deportations of undocumented migrants throughout the United States, not just near the border.

A divided three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit threw out a lower court decision that temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s expanded use of expedited removal. The ruling was a big victory for the Republican administration, which views the expansion of so-called expedited removal as a key tool for carrying out its mass deportation policy.

Expedited removal — quick deportation without a chance to appear before a judge — has previously been applied to migrants arriving by sea or caught at or near the border shortly after crossing.

In January, Trump expanded its use to undocumented migrants all over the United States. Immigration agents began whisking migrants away from courthouses where they had gone for immigration proceedings and then removing them from the country within days.

“The Trump administration’s push for fast-track deportations will subject people to an unfair and error-prone system,” Anand Balakrishnan, senior staff attorney with the ACLU’s Immigrants’ Rights Project, said in a statement.

Balakrishnan represented plaintiffs in arguments before the appellate panel and said its ruling “undermines the fundamental principle that people receive due process when the government seeks to deport them.”

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>>1521187
>>50 million people
>Real number is 10-15 million, I'm such a fucking retard I'm off by a factor of more than 3, which would be embarrassing to a functional adult, but I guess is a bit above average for a MIGA retard.

>>Forced due process
>The government should have unlimited power to jail its citizens without evidence. I'm a democracy loving amercian, and see no contradiction here, because my reading level stopping going up in the first grade!
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>>1521192
>Real number is 10-15 million
Ten million is the number recorded under Biden's four years, shill-retard-faggot-kun
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The more they expedite the process, the more mistakes they make deporting actual citizens.
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>>1520982
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>>1521183
If there is one place where someone takes contrarionism so seriously it's here on /news/.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/ckger03mrl0t

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer resigns after 716 days in office. Unable to surmount an ever growing list of controversies, scandals, ministerial resignations, and the lowest ever recorded approval rating for a prime minister, he has at the urging of his party agreed to step down and set out a timetable for a leadership contest of the Labour party, despite previous claims he would fight any contest.
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>>1521384
Yes, let's compare the country that has been living under sanctions for decades to the country imposing them, that's fair. Also I'm sure the political landscape in the US atm has nothing to do with the elites looking for cheap labour elsewhere (hint hint China) and shafting local jobs to get even richer, all the while blaming immigrants for the economic downturn experienced by millions of Americans. Populism happens when people are unhappy and it's the reason there is an incompetent admin in power rn. "Let it all burn down!" say the accelerationists. In the meantime let's protect the cartoonish villains so they can feed us their scraps ( trickle-down economics really works!). Or is this all a master plan to curb population growth, because we are clearly too many, even though they are loudly saying the opposite? Too many of the wrong kind that is, the sheep, the sub-humans in their view. Unlike the elites, who were born to lead and are better in every way. Only thing left is to not make children that will either directly or indirectly help them make more money or even worse, become one of them.
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>>1521393
Isn't that a logical conclusion of their ideology?
Neo-Nazis praise the German Economic system. Saying how great things were in Nazi Germany until the Anglo nations declared war. As though there was no connection between invading all their neighbors and having their neighbors rally against them and bomb them into the stone age. Cuba took control of the means of production. They seized every factory, every mansion. They broke every trade agreement in place, defaulted on every debt. But that doesn't matter Cuba dindu nuffin they are a poor victim of the US sanction regime. Cuba did everything right they did nothing wrong
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Pro Tip: Communisim sucks. It has always sucked. It WILL always suck.

>inb4 asshats start trying to argue definitions
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>Communisim
>inb4 "grammar nazi", "context" etc
Those who have the inability to spell words such as "Communism" suck. They will always be the pointed and laughed at lolcow shills of /news/. They will always be inferior.
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>>1521514
We got Ben Shapiro over here. 1 extra "i" and your argument is destroyed.

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God save the Queen…

> Americans in Wisconsin, Minnesota and New York have shared images online of the creatures in recent months, likening them to 'something that escaped from a horror movie.

> https://www.dailymail.com/sciencetech/article-15923763/frankenstein-rabbits-tentacles-virus-wisconsin-minnesota-new-york.html
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>>1520981
What won’t you righties blame the gays for next?!?
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This is old as hell.
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>>1521003
Modern politics is driven by gays using money donated by billionaires. So, there's not much trash policy or retardation that isn't born from the minds of homosexual retards with multiple mental illnesses and inferiority complexes in the modern zeitgeist.
Personally I'd have no problem with gays leading damaging and dangerous lifestyles if they kept it in the bedroom.
But apparently they're now out there spreading their HPV to rabbits. Which is obviously a joke. But considering that HPV is killing fags with cancer and fags are insufferable shits as political activists lacking in morals or reason, I probably shouldn't point out that HPV is giving fags cancer. But here we are.
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>>1521109
I'm summoning the jannies as you can see here:>>1520981 and here >>1521115
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>>1521109
We should be warning Mankind…

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https://www.cnn.com/2026/06/22/politics/homeland-security-grants-election-changes

The Trump administration is threatening to withhold tens of millions of dollars in federal homeland security funds from states unless they adopt a sweeping set of election changes, according to multiple sources and internal documents obtained by CNN.

The move is part of President Donald Trump’s campaign to root out alleged voter fraud — despite studies showing it’s far rarer than he claims — and exert more federal influence over how elections are run. It comes as multiple states have passed laws that seek to prevent the federal government from interfering with elections.

Under new rules governing several homeland security grant programs, states must take a number of steps, including phasing out certain electronic voting systems and moving to hand-marked paper ballots. They must also run their voter rolls through a controversial Department of Homeland Security citizenship verification database.

If not, states would lose out on some funding from DHS. These grants, expected to total more than $1 billion in the current fiscal year, are one of Washington’s main vehicles for helping state and local governments prevent terrorism, protect infrastructure and prepare for major disasters.
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>>1521004
Is that me, or you who's insulated against reality?
>If you hate gays you must be gay
>It's not just a coping mechanism on my part to assume that people who think fags are literally disgusting are gay.
That seems rather insular to me, personally.
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>>1521009
It takes time for military votes from overseas to be sent back to the county where the soldier is registered.
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>>1521014
>i'm not gay, i just think about them constantly
ok esl shill
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>>1521033
But I thought mail-in ballots didn't count?
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>>1520947
>In this case we have literal facists who don't realize they're right wing attacking ICE and literally executing oppostion.
We don’t.

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https://www.politico.com/news/2026/06/21/fec-republican-meddling-democratic-primaries-00969281

A Republican-linked group was the sole funded of two pop-up super PACs that spent more than $4.3 million across a swath of Democratic congressional primaries to support candidates seen as less electable.

Democrats had speculated that the two groups, Real Change PAC and Lead Left, were Republican meddling as they spent heavily across Democratic primary races in Texas, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Nebraska and Maine in recent months.

New filings submitted to the Federal Election Commission late Saturday night show both groups got all of their money so far from Conservative Americans PAC, a super PAC founded in 2023 that this cycle has also sent money to the Senate Leadership Fund — Senate Republicans’ super PAC arm — and a host of other Republican groups.

The meddling super PACs, which have spent entirely in open Democratic primaries, have a mixed record so far. In Maine’s 2nd District, state auditor Matt Dunlap — who benefited from a bit over $500,000 in spending from Real Change PAC boosting him and attacking one of his primary rivals — was declared the winner in recent days and will be Democrats’ nominee in a light red seat they are hoping to keep in November.

And in Nebraska’s 2nd District, Lead Left spent $435,000 to oppose state Sen. John Cavanaugh, who lost to political activist Denise Powell.
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>>1520858
If you wanna prove that they're drug smugglers, stop sending all the evidence to the bottom of the sea.
And last I checked, drug smuggling doesn't carry the death penalty in the US.
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>>1520786
I wish this was surprising. Fucking scumbags will try any trick they can.
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>>1520786
Spoilers and plants. Republicans strategy to weaken democratic chances.
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How can you meddle in something that isn't regulated? There is nothing about political primaries (or political parties) in the Constitution.
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>>1520864
You haven't been to Texas.

https://www.tribuneindia.com/liveblog/delhi/cjp-protest-in-delhi-live-dipke-arrives-at-jantar-mantar-protest-protestors-chant-go-pradhan-go/
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>>1520692
new key soon!
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IR was not on.
New updates soon.
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>>1520690
>please nuke me, I'm ok to die if that's what it takes.
>serious buisness.
>But don't let pakisatan do it,


you indians and pakis have dirty nukes, and that radioactive crap will spread around the world.... keep up the good work.
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>>1520789
First, Pakistan was a failed state. Now, India is following,
We need some new threats here; nukes have no effect.

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>The United States has launched a trade investigation into Germany
over its plans to cut spending on pharmaceuticals.
>U.S. Trade Representative Jameson Greer says the probe is looking into
whether Berlin's drug pricing policies are unfair or discriminatory towards American companies.
>The investigation comes under Section 301 of the U.S. Trade Act
and could lead to tariffs on German exports if Washington finds evidence of unfair practice.
>Germany is facing growing financial pressure on its public health care system
with a projected budget shortfall of around €20 billion.
>To help control the cost, Berlin has proposed measures that would require pharmaceutical companies
to offer larger discounts on expensive new drugs.
>However, the Trump administration argues that such policies allow countries like Germany
to access medicines at much lower prices,
>forcing American consumers to shoulder a disproportionate share of the cost of developing new medicines.
Just two months ago, Washington used these exact same trade threats
>to pressure the UK into a historic deal,

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>>1520730
I don't think they're investigating how they keep the prices low. They know how they do it. The Germans are mandated to have public health insurance. The public health insurance is not allowed to pay any part of the price of a drug if the price is over a certain maximum. So this maximum price is what the drug companies have to abide by. Something like that. What exactly they're investigating I don't know, probably whether they are allowed to impose tariffs under the regulation that exists internally, in trade agreements etc.
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>>1520735
pretty much this. US politicians on all sides are owned by Pharma (and others), and need that cash coming in no matter what. They have been systematically undoing everything that FDR accomplished to save this nation from the results of unregulated capitalism which resulted in the worst economic worldwide crisis in history about a hundred years ago.

FDR and LBJ built a safety net that makes the wealthy seethe.
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>>1520712
>To help control the cost, Berlin has proposed measures that would require pharmaceutical companies to offer larger discounts on expensive new drugs.

Won't somebody please think of the Wall Street pharmaceutical corporations?!...
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>>1520736
>US politicians on all sides are owned by Pharma


during covid, big pharma saved My Life.

I've had 10 of those nanobot injections, And I feel fine.
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I posted some stuff here
>>>/pol/537508422

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The Olympian was visiting what has become poster child for trump's corruption and incompetence.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2026/06/20/cyclist-arrested-reflecting-pool-denies-trump-vandalism-claims/

David Hearn had just finished a loop around Hains Point on Friday as part of a 52-mile bike ride when he swung by the Lincoln Memorial to see the refurbished Reflecting Pool for himself.

Noticing a piece of the new “American flag blue” liner that was partially detached from the pool bottom, Hearn said he reached into the water to see what it felt like. Moments later, as the Bethesda man prepared to leave, U.S. Park Police officers arrested him on a misdemeanor charge of destruction of government property. He is scheduled to appear in D.C. Superior Court on July 9.

Hearn’s arrest ignited a social media flurry as President Donald Trump and his allies blamed the pool overhaul’s problems on administration opponents. Emily Miller, a conservative journalist, posted a 2 minute and 8 second video on Twitter, which showed Hearn detained by two members of the National Guard and subsequently surrounded by Park Police officers.

“Man arrested for vandalizing Lincoln Reflecting Pool. He grabbed the hose that female National Park Service workers were using to clear the algae,” wrote Miller, who confirmed via text that she had filmed the encounter but declined to speak on the record.

In an interview Saturday, Hearn, 67, denied damaging government property and said he had never touched the hose, though he acknowledged that his bike tire may have.

“I didn’t vandalize anything,” Hearn said. “I didn’t destroy or break or peel anything. By the time I realized what was going on, I was being put in handcuffs.”

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Such a rich shade of green…
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>>1520563
Trump is a lying piece of shit.
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>>1520788
>And literally built his own swamp
Stealing this.
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>>1520637
Pay some kid to skip a rock from a pond. Not that you'd need too. Algae just gets around. For what it's worth the pool looked like shit after he painted it. I genuinely kind of like the algae green. At least from a distance. It look natural and calm. Really sells the vibe.
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Maybe, just maybe, some damage was done by driving the presidential motorcade across the newly lined pool back in May.
Yes, Trump wanted to take a closer look at the progress being made, but he wanted to do it his way, so he got the entire motorcade to drive the length of the pool. This included two limousines, each weighing 20,000 pounds, and escort vehicles weighing up to 12,000 pounds each, all driving across the freshly lined pool bottom.
Sure hope they arrest the guy responsible for that damage.

https://www.jalopnik.com/2200266/trump-motorcade-may-be-partially-responsible-for-reflecting-pool-damage/

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https://abcnews4.com/news/nation-world/gabbard-drops-trove-of-files-before-leaving-office-covid-19-fauci-alleged-involvement-congress-taxpayer-dollars
Outgoing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard released a long list of files this week detailing Dr. Anthony Fauci’s role in the COVID-19 pandemic. Including allegations, he lied to Congress about gain-of-function research, influenced assessments on the origins of COVID-19, and "provided millions in U.S. taxpayer dollars to fund dangerous gain-of-function research on bat coronaviruses at the Wuhan Institute."
Gabbard said the files also expose how Fauci allegedly lied to Congress in 2024 when he was repeatedly asked whether he spoke to the FBI, CIA, DIA or any U.S. intelligence agency concerning viral research before, during, or after the pandemic. Fauci told lawmakers, “not to my knowledge about COVID.”

Gabbard's release is only intensifying the ongoing battle over pandemic transparency. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., who has long accused Fauci of intentionally misleading Congress about gain-of-function research, applauded her decision. He wrote on ‘X,’ Thank you to Tulsi Gabbard for her leadership and service in pursuing the truth, even when it wasn’t politically convenient.” The Senator also told The National News Desk this week that Fauci's preemptive pardon from former President Joe Biden before leaving office should be challenged in court.
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>>1520732
If I said that Bernie Sanders was an agent of the Russians since the 1980s when he had his honeymoon in the Soviet Union, how would you falsify that statement?
It's undeniable Bernie Sanders went to his sister city of Yaroslavl. Why can't people connect the dots and say Bernie has been a Russian asset ever since?
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>>1520665
She posted the proof. It's right here
https://www.odni.gov/index.php/newsroom/press-releases/press-releases-2026/4166-pr-11-26
https://www.odni.gov/index.php/newsroom/reports-publications/reports-publications-2026/4165-fauci-funded-wuhan-lab-research-that-sparked-covid
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>>1520768
The fact you're using a russian tactic to defend trump shows that trump is a russian agent
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>>1520823
You forgot the quotes around "proof"
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>>1520845
Based Fauci killed fags by the millions in the 80s, and somehow turned around to be a folk hero due to helping Trump fuck up management of COVID (reminder: the deadliest year for COVID was 2021).

Candidates filed their latest campaign finance reports last Friday, disclosing their campaign fundraising and spending from April 16 through June 12. The reports provided a look at their last-minute spending ahead of the May 5 primary election. The documents will also be the last financial look behind the curtain until October.

Republican entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy quickly jumped out to a massive fundraising lead last year after launching his campaign. But Dr. Amy Acton, the Democratic former state health department director, has outraised Ramaswamy in 2026.

Including numbers from last week’s report, Acton has raised nearly $10.6 million in 2026, while Ramasawmy has raised $9.6 million. Ramaswamy still has much more cash available, though – he reported a $26.8 million balance compared to Acton’s $8.1 million. The difference is thanks to $25 million Ramaswamy personally loaned his campaign last year.

Ramaswamy’s fundraising has slowed down comparatively, although that’s tempered by his unprecedentedly strong 2025 fundraising and his vast personal wealth (plus an outside Indian political action committee that’s raking in tens of millions of dollars, too.)

https://signalcleveland.org/in-ohio-gubernatorial-race-amy-acton-outraises-vivek-ramaswamy-in-2026-death-penalty-divides-governor-and-attorney-general/
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>>1520521
>>1520576
It's not real, you guys are all gullible retards

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ds_2G31gMnA&t=64

It's just some indian "doctor"

But more importantly, regardless of whether it's really Vivek or not, what does your gut say? Do you FEEL that it's real? Because that's more important really.
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bottom line: if Vivek and Acton are the "best" their parties can do, then Ohio deserves whatever they get.
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>>1520731
Yeah but you don't want an Indian who promotes eating cow shit over cow meat

>>1520697
>why does he get to be an American
>with a hot white wife

Vivek is married to a brown woman named Apoovra.
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>>1520743
he gets to be an American because he was born and raised in Cincinnati Ohio. He gets a hot wife because he graduated from Harvard.
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>>1520748
He would be eating shit in the streets with his kin if it wasn’t for hedge funds and heavily investing in big pharma

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>The Justice Department is still sitting on millions of Epstein files. Some of them could reveal a lot about the president.
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>>1520654
Ligs say the darndest things.
Keep on oinking, broski.
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>>1520663
>#thingsligssay
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>>1520663
Moscow refinery status?
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>>1520510
> The pedos are protecting the other pedos.
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>>1520717
Kamala Harris it was her turn status?

https://www.nbcnews.com/world/italy/trump-italy-meloni-begged-photo-fabricated-g7-summit-france-rcna350836

Trump and Italy’s Giorgia Meloni escalate war of words over G7 photo claims
The feud showed no signs of cooling on Saturday, as Meloni fired back at Trump: “My popularity is none of your concern. I suggest you focus on yours.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxLJnxAuVtI FRIES
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>>1520544
Wtf is that post title?
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>>1520551
It's one of 'esl shill' shill's personalities.
Watch as the retard argue's at itself about posting the article.
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>>1520553
say, ALL CAPS (Canadian)ESL, why do I do this? what if I go off my meds, and post these ridiculous titles.


note to self, put meds in 3 bottles of magnum size ofOlde English 800 in frig, because I will forget it's in there, and medicate myself all week long and not post here

as to that Italian lady, wit da 2 beeeg meat a balls, I bet she ain't blonde down there, if you know what I mean,

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/19/world/europe/andy-burnham-election-uk-starmer-makerfield.html

Solemn, controlled and with the delivery of the top-rank lawyer he once was, Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain was out early on Friday, pointing out that no formal leadership challenge has yet been triggered against him and pledging to fight to keep his job.

Some 200 miles north, his Labour Party rival Andy Burnham promised change and urgency as he addressed jubilant supporters who helped him win a special election. Declaring a new era of hope, Mr. Burnham, whose victory means he is now eligible to challenge the prime minister, said that Labour faced its “last chance to change,” adding: “We are going to take it.”

The stark contrast between the two politicians’ styles helps explain why many within Labour now believe Mr. Burnham should replace Mr. Starmer, who has become one of the most unpopular prime ministers in British polling history.

Pressure is now rising on Mr. Starmer to agree to a timetable to relinquish power and avoid a divisive battle for his job.

Mr. Burnham, who has twice tried but failed to become Labour leader, has made no secret of his ambitions to lead his party and the country. With his stunning special election victory in Makerfield, in northwest England — where he won a majority of about 55 percent — he appears to have demonstrated that he has the charisma and star quality to take on Reform U.K., the populist right-wing party that has upended British politics.
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>>1520629
>The most important single-issue vote in (Current Year) in every nation on the planet is electing a party that will get rid of browns
You ever think maybe that getting rid of brown people won't meaningly improve anyone's lives while costing a ton of resources, manpower, and good will, and the people campaigning on that shit aren't even considering how to make the rest of government work for the people because they're counting on appealing to a single issue voter bloc to propel them into power where they can then just abuse their access to enrich themselves if not gain access to children to rape and then cash out to countries they haven't fucked up yet when the chickens come home to roost?
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>>1520668
>You ever think that getting rid of brown people won't meaningfully improve...
No. It will meaningfully and measurably improve everything about the society in which we live. It will make it safer, smarter, more productive and more sanitary.
>While costing a ton of resources
...Which you can get as soon as you declare war on the browns and take all of theirs.
>Manpower
Which people will start having again when their communities are safe and they're being paid better wages in the absence of the brown underclass undercutting wages.
>and good will
There never was any good will. They're different from us, and they're never going to stop being different from us. The biggest threat to any human being on this planet is, and has always been, any other human being who is different and chooses to become hostile about that fact, as the browns are doing to us.
>And the people campaigning on that shit are...
Yes, they're taking advantage of the situation. If you ever found a single person in politics not trying to take advantage of the situation, you'd have found the fool. Simply being a public figure is inherently dangerous, you're going to be looking for a way to justify that risk. But if it gets us what we need, which is the deletion of the browns, then we can certainly work together on that point. Eventually they'll fuck off to another country as you suggest and our country will still be free of brownoid scum. Its worth a few generations of trouble.
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>The harshest punishments are reserved for rightards
ftfy
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>>1520668
>just abuse their access to enrich themselves if not gain access to children to rape
These are the same individuals that shill leftism and want to use browns as a biological weapon. The same ones that denied the Epstein files ever existed and insist the grooming gangs are a conspiracy theory.
Deporting browns is antithetical to them because they can only survive in multiethnic, multicultural nations.
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>whites who voted in a government led by a white man with a 400+ seat majority in 2024
>whites who elected a white MP - and potential PM - days ago
These are the same individuals that reject rightard shills that think browns are a biological hazard. The same rightards now denying the Epstein files despite previously claiming they existed because their orange god made releasing such a campaign policy in 2024, and insist the grooming Gang Of Pedophiles - with their refusal to make child marriages illegal - are a conspiracy theory.
Being human is antithecal to rightards because they and their eternally wrong opinions can't survive in multicultural nations that are so, and by the will of the people: as proven via elections in 2024 & 2026 in UK.

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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-white-house-trash-silverware-book-b2999050.html

White House staff began monitoring President Trump’s trash because he was throwing out high-end silverware, a new book has claimed.

The president’s alleged snacking habit also meant staff had to monitor his bedroom mess, which included food wrappers being left on the floor.

Trump’s alleged living arrangements were revealed in the upcoming book Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, which was written by The New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan.

“A nighttime snacker, the President would frequently leave an array of empty potato chip bags, Starbucks wrappers, and ice cream cartons in the trash, or on the floor,” the pair wrote, according to an extract of the text obtained by The Daily Mail.

The pair added, “The staff had to begin monitoring the trash after it was discovered he was sometimes throwing out White House sterling silver utensils.”
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>>1520505
He is proof that it takes a hell of a lot more than being born rich to be high class. I guarantee you he's been despised by the old money of New York from day one for being such a cretinous retard.
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>>1520508
It's simply worthless seething.
>Two scoops of ice cream
>Waffle stealing
>Salt and pepper shakers
Buy the book.
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There's no such thing as high class. It's a lie jews sold you via their slop.
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>>1520520
he basically has gipsy-tier tastes: put marble columns and stick gold on everything and think it replicates Versailles
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>>1520625
Are you a communist? The class system in the west is about household income. The higher the income, higher the class.

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https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5931777-trump-iran-war-power/
https://www.axios.com/2026/06/19/trump-power-mao-stalin-hitler
President Trump insisted there are “no limits” to his power when asked in a new interview about his takeaways from the Iran war.

The president was pressed by Axios’s Marc Caputo during an interview about whether he learned there are bounds to his power during the Middle East conflict.

“I haven’t learned that lesson yet,” he replied. “I know there are, but there are no limits. We defeated them totally militarily.”

Caputo also asked Trump about his original promise that the war would end with an “unconditional surrender” from Tehran, pointing to the memorandum of understanding he signed on Wednesday.

“Well, it really probably is unconditional surrender,” Trump told the outlet.

The 14-point agreement includes provisions to lift sanctions on Iran and supply the nation with a $300 billion reconstruction fund, in exchange for Iran making concessions on its nuclear program and existing stockpile of nuclear material.

But the details of the deal were largely punted to further talks. The immediate effect of the deal is Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for the U.S. lifting sanctions on its oil exports and ending its blockade of the waterway.
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>>1520422
>>1520624
People back then would've never put up with this orange piece of shit let alone vote him into office.
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>>1520682
He is a product of a time for sure.
Which is why it drives me crazy when people anxiously wait for his term to end or him to die and cheer at maga imploding.
As if the social fores that made him electable in the first place will just vanish from that.
Trump and maga aren't the problem, they're a symptom
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>>1520719
If he was a product of his time all old people would be equally terrible. That's a cliche. He's a product of psychopathy and privilege.

Maga is constantly infighting and exploding with dementia Don still alive. It's frankly incredible how poorly the fascist regime is doing with full control of the media, the only saving grace they have is to unite their base thru hatred of out groups, typical dictator shit. Is it impossible for them to find another charismatic conman? No. Is it gonna be the couch-fucker? Pffft.

The social fores that made him electable? Like what, the decent, recovering economy he ruined? The relative stability he upended? The immigrants that came here and were a net gain on taxes that he's spent an insane amount of money uprooting instead of just creating a mutually beneficial path to citizenship that most Americans support?

He isn't the problem, he's a symptom? A symptom of what? You're trying really hard to sound deep, huh? I'm pretty sure the pedophile conman that lied about how bad things were to get elected and then made everything he talked about objectively worse is the fucking problem. The circumstances that got him elected, those social fores, like what, Joe biden's open borders? That didn't happen, US borders have never been open. Same as a million verifiable data points Maga maggots bitch about that are objectively better under left wing policies.

So is the problem people are fucking stupid and intellectually lazy, and don't investigate his obviously false claims or do due diligence? Is it the media he owns with bribes and threats boosting his obviously false claims? Or is it the fucking orange pedophile deliberately orchestrating that propaganda?

Because those are all interesting and valid perspectives, but he is still very much the root of the problem.
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>>1520744
>If he was a product of his time
He's a product of OUR time. The fact that a clown like him is electable at all has everything to do with the decline of people's trust in democracy, rising wealth inequality, commercialization of every aspect of your life, our public squares being owned by capitalists seeking to divide us and all the other problems of the modern world
>Is it impossible for them to find another charismatic conman?
That's exactly my point. When Trump is gone, people won't just throw up their hand and say "I guess we'll elect reasonable politicians now". IN the 2030 there will be more charismatic, and more importantly more competent, authoritarians to deal with
>He isn't the problem, he's a symptom? A symptom of what?
The social forces I've described above
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>>1520317
>“Well, it really probably is unconditional surrender,”
>He says as he signs a plan with 14 specific conditions.
I just don't understand if he doesn't understand, or if he just doesn't care about anything anymore.


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