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Steven55

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  1. Jomtien Dental Clinic, next to Subway at Thappraya Road. Dr Bas. He is great! If you can afford it, go for implants. I had one placed by him (upper front teeth) and am very happy with it
  2. Obama warned us about Trump: ]https://x.com/smalls2672/status/2015957080885084604?s=20
  3. Talking about projection: Accusing “the other side” (Dems) of wanting to suspend elections is itself a form of projection. If we’re going to talk about risks to elections, it makes more sense to focus on verifiable actions, constitutional limits, and historical precedent. Just look at history: Jan 6 2021, Trump (with his Rep extremists) tried to turn over the elections. In Nov he won't take the risk of losing the midterm elections. Next, look what the Reps are trying in Minnesota: Bondi said ICE would pull back from Minneapolis only if Minnesota: Handed over voter rolls (and more). With full voter rolls, a party can: Identify exactly which groups vote less often Micro‑target them with tailored political messaging Run suppression campaigns (discouraging turnout) Run mobilization campaigns (boosting turnout in favorable groups) This is the same logic behind Cambridge Analytica — but with far cleaner data. With full rolls, a party can: Claim certain voters are “ineligible” Push for mass voter roll purges Challenge registrations in targeted districts Door‑knocking campaigns targeted at specific political groups Fear‑based messaging aimed at vulnerable communities Pressure on low‑turnout neighborhoods This has happened before in several states. A national voter database can be build. This is something many states have resisted because: It centralizes political power It creates a surveillance‑like tool It can be misused by any future administration It is building a system that is handy for a dictator
  4. I bet on this: he will arrange a fake assault on his life (the previous 2 were real, I believe that). Next declare state of emergency and suspend the midterm elections. Proud Boys and Federal agents will work together. Hitler did this: German SS operatives, some wearing Polish uniforms, attacked a German radio station near the Polish border. This was part of Operation Himmler, a series of staged incidents designed to create a pretext for invading Poland.
  5. He is already talking about it. According to multiple news reports, Donald Trump has made remarks suggesting that the United States “shouldn’t even have” the midterm elections, though his team later framed these comments as jokes or rhetorical exaggeration. But we all know he also lied about "not knowing anything about project 2025", while he was deeply involved in it. So, I fear he will try it. If Federal Agents support this and occupy the streets, what will the US army do? Obey the Constitution or obey a dictator who wants to end democracy?
  6. https://x.com/Kasparov63/status/2009437539283648738?s=20
  7. Read what Trump's niece said about Trump: https://x.com/MaryLTrump/status/2012961854708908049?s=20
  8. Trump leaking intelligence to Moscow? https://x.com/EdKrassen/status/2012891977646301506?s=20
  9. All the criminals Trump has pardoned: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1109239231357115
  10. Trump is a Russian asset. https://x.com/BlackWolfDNA/status/2012842866742272447?s=20 Trump passed European intelligence straight to Putin: https://x.com/JamesTate121/status/2013016451913744398?s=20 And fake news about NATO spending:

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