Good job Tom.

Here are just 12 reasons as to why I support ICE! All of these lives mattered. All were young. All had a future, but that was taken away from them by people who shouldn't have been in our country to begin with!

Quote from: Dove on Today at 02:51:27 PMI looked into that and it was false. The last one about Good burning her kids with cigarettes was also false. That one had me hot too.

Fox is reporting that the broken rib is FACT!. I havent heard about his work performance tho.

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on Today at 03:20:57 PMI never bought the cigarette thing -- nowadays you have to check and triple check everything as AI is getting out of control

 Haha I believed that one. Now im super skeptical of these claims.

 In the past when gnarly shit like that was said about some activist it turned out true so I did fall for that one.

Quote from: Dove on Today at 02:51:27 PMI looked into that and it was false. The last one about Good burning her kids with cigarettes was also false. That one had me hot too.

I never bought the cigarette thing -- nowadays you have to check and triple check everything as AI is getting out of control

Quote from: Brent on Today at 12:14:55 PMI got this from Linkedin about Alex Pretti.

 I looked into that and it was false. The last one about Good burning her kids with cigarettes was also false. That one had me hot too.

I got this from Linkedin about Alex Pretti.

Quote"At the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, patient safety comes first — and every complaint is taken seriously," said Executive Director Dr. Elena Vasquez.
Now, that statement carries chilling weight. Alex Pretti, 37, a former senior ICU nurse, has been accused by patients' families of deeply disturbing, alleged misconduct toward the most vulnerable.
The claims — ranging from unwanted contact to invasive, predatory behavior — were serious enough to trigger his immediate termination and the involvement of authorities.
As the hospital breaks its silence, one question hangs in the air: how much more is still hidden beneath the surface?

Pretti had a physical altercation with ICE a week before he was shot for assaulting agents.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5Axlx9bZs0

Quote from: Oliver the Second on Today at 09:45:05 AM

George Floyd would not have assaulted ICE agents. Like most Blacks he probably wanted illegal criminals deported.

Alex Pretti was known to federal agents. A week before he assaulted officers and resisted arrest that lead to his death he was involved with another altercation with ICE agents.
https://www.ibtimes.sg/alex-pretti-was-known-feds-he-broke-rib-during-anti-ice-protest-week-before-he-was-shot-killed-83455

Quote from: Dove on Today at 12:32:43 AMYep. And Obama put them in "cages".

 The facilities during that time were shitty.  Now? They look like a summer camp.

 56 people also died on Obamas deportation watch. Trumps isnt making as many mistakes deporting legal ones as much as Obama oversaw.

 They are hypocrites but we all know its not about the migrants. They dont give any fucks about the migrants.

Any violence that has occurred between ICE agents carrying out their sworn duties was caused by Democratic regimes obstruction. At the state and local levels.

Quote from: Shen Li on January 27, 2026, 10:28:58 PMIsn't this interesting.

Data analyst Kevin Bass (@kevinnbass) just exposed the pattern nobody in the media wants to admit. After analyzing public databases and media reports on violent confrontations with ICE over the past year, Bass found that just nine counties—each a sanctuary jurisdiction run by Democrat politicians—accounted for 63% of all violent ICE confrontations nationwide.

These nine counties produced twice as many violent incidents as the remaining 3,134 counties combined, and a violent confrontation in one of these jurisdictions was 590 times more likely than in any of the other counties.

The top offenders were plotted on the map and included:
 • Los Angeles County: 25 incidents
 • Chicago (Cook County): 28
 • Minneapolis (Hennepin County): 21
 • New York City: 12
 • San Francisco: 6
 • Portland: 6
 • Seattle: 4
 • Denver: 4
 • Newark: 4

All nine are sanctuary jurisdictions where local officials actively resist federal immigration enforcement.

Bass's conclusion is stark: "These violent confrontations are rare in states and cities where local officials cooperate with law enforcement." In non-sanctuary areas, cooperation leads to calm enforcement. In these nine Democrat-run sanctuary strongholds, resistance breeds violence—against agents, bystanders, protesters, and the public.

This isn't coincidence. It's policy. Sanctuary rules create havens for escalation, doxxing, blockades, and attacks—while the rest of America sees almost none.

The smoking gun. 

Quote from: Shen Li on January 27, 2026, 10:34:21 PMWeird how ICE is operating perfectly fine in every other state, but the one with $19 billion in fraud has riots

 I saw ICE agents at a gas station standing by their vehicle with coffees.

 I nodded and waved and they nodded and waved back.

 And I didnt get shot in the face, go figure.  Oh and one of them was Hispanic even.  Faces covered though.

 Pretty friendly and approachable even for people said to be a "gestapo".   

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on January 27, 2026, 11:49:51 PMWhy do you bother attempting to reason with imbeciles? you really think you are going to get somewhere productive with this mong?

 I mean that one seems to like me so I figure eh....give it a shot lol.