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  1. 1 hour ago, fredwiggy said:

    You can try to put the blame on Biden, but this is what happened,..................... “The officers were literally handing the kids right back off to the other side of the smuggling rings in the US,” he said. Lerette described how smuggling networks used fake paperwork and unverified addresses, some leading to storage units or strip clubs, to claim custody of children. “American taxpayers are essentially paying for child sex trafficking,” Lerette charged. “It’s a conveyor belt. It’s all about using private military companies and nonprofits to shift accountability...............Smuggling and human trafficking rings in the US aren't the fault of Biden but officials not knowing how to do their jobs safely, as far as the children were concerned, along with those in the US operating these rings. This has happened before while Trump, Obama and previous presidents were in office, and continues now, until those officials work their jobs competently, making sure the children are given to parents that can prove they are indeed their parents. 

    The officers were literally handing the kids right back off to the other side of the smuggling rings in the US

     

    They were ordered to.

    Blame Alejandro Mayorkas.

    https://www.christianpost.com/news/trump-floats-possible-mayorkas-arrest-at-alligator-alcatraz.html

     

    Not really Biden , the senile dude was just eating icecream and sniffing women,

    it's the autopen Biden admin .

  2. If you listened or watched "tomorrows news today" , you would know this 4 years ago.

    They went to the Texas border as this was happening and showed video of it.

     

    But good that even aseannow writes about it.

    The number of missing children thanks to Biden's open border is about 300k,

    much more than the 85k "lost contact".

     

    So another conspiracy theory goes to FACT.

     

     

     

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  3. 3 minutes ago, connda said:

    "True , but if you had the evidence , you send it to all the US' enemies,

    for exposure..." where it most likely would be used for blackmail.  

    And flood the internet with it.

     

    If it is true that the material was spread out to FBI field offices , then the files

    are on FBI servers.

    Surely CIA/NSA/Mossad has some of it , they need it for their blackmail.

    How can they blackmail if there is no evidence.

    So leakers and hackers can go after it.

  4. 15 minutes ago, connda said:

     

    You mean the videos and picture which Pam Bondi said will never be released.

    Quote:
    “Child porn is what they were. Never going to be released, never going to see the light of day.”
    -Pam Bondi,  July 8, 2025, White House Cabinet meeting

    So much for the Epstein videos being "conspiracy theory."  They are real and in fact they are child porn. The insinuation is that child porn can never be released in order to protect the victims, and because it is child porn.  In reality she could have just said, “Child porn is what they were. Never going to be released, never going to see the light of day - because we need to protect high-ranking government officials involved in acts of pedophilia."

    That's more accurate.  In reality, if high level government officials were compromised, it would in fact be a blow to National Security.  However, it is a blow that the US needs.  These amoral cretins need to be rooted out, the light of day needs to shine on there faces, and the nation will recover.  

    Those videos and pictures should see the light of day in a courtroom if they implicate government officials, corporate executives, and for that matter - any and all adults involved in their production.

    Instead?  This is what Bondi promised.

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    Yes that's why I said pixellate the victims but uncensored in the courtroom.

    You don't have to show Gates/Clinton,... doing 100 kids , 1 time is enough.

  5. 4 minutes ago, connda said:

    Governments involved in criminality protect themselves by claiming "National Security" and then burying the evidence, and then calling it a "conspiracy theory."

    True , but if you had the evidence , you send it to all the US' enemies,

    for exposure , not so that they can blackmail.

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  6. 3 minutes ago, impulse said:

     

    That's not hypochondria.  It would well and truly suck to walk around feeling like crap for years, blaming old age, only to find out that I have a treatable condition. 

     

    Like when my Thai cardiologist tried to send me home with a clean bill of health after a stress test, only to find out that I had 100% cardiac blockage when I insisted on the next level of tests (for which I blamed Thai doctors until my brother had the same happen to him in one of the most famous heart hospitals in the US).  Turns out, doctors miss a lot if you don't press them.

     

     

    If you want it done right , do it in your own country BUT

    in my country they are not able to test for that , except dengue , malaria

    and a few others on Connda's list.

    I don't trust blood analysis by the Thai.

  7. It's not the list per se that is important.

    It's just names.

     

    What we need is video or stills out of video's , clearly showing

    who the perp is but pixellating the victimes.

     

    These are bankers/politicians/royals/billionairs, ....

    Hackers should go after it and expose them world wide.

    State hackers or organised/private , of course not keeping it

    to themselves so they can blackmail.

     

    And all the people handling Epstein/Maxwell.

    Those two were not alone.

    People at the zorro ranch, ...

    All the people who suppressed evidence too.

    The blackmailers , intelligence people too.

     

    If I had irrefutable evidence , I would surely expose it. 

     

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  8. 52 minutes ago, impulse said:

     

    Or maybe get tested instead of taking the myriad pills the doctors tend to issue to patients reporting the symptoms.  I'd gladly pay, even a few thousand USD, if any hospital offered a suite of tests for tropical diseases.  But they just send me home with a wad of pills. 

     

     

    Yes , I would too.

     

    Not alarmed by the article , but I'm going to start wearing gloves when

    gardening and repotting seedlings.

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  9. From the BBC article :

    The Iran-backed Houthis said they attacked the Eternity C because it was heading to Israel, and that they took an unspecified number of crew to a "safe location".

     

    It is the second vessel the Houthis have sunk in a week, after the group on Sunday launched missiles and drones at another Liberian-flagged, Greek-operated cargo ship, Magic Seas, which they claimed "belong[ed] to a company that violated the entry ban to the ports of occupied Palestine".

     

    Two LEGITIMATE targets for the Yemen army.

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  10. 4 hours ago, impulse said:

    I like how the anti-Trumpers are cheering on their own demise, as long as it hurts Trump.

     

     

    Trump doesn't give a sh-t anymore about the debt.

    BBB is going to increase the debt even more.

    He wants Powell to lower interest so that he can have more debt without paying more interest.

    He want a lower dollar.

    He practically ignores all savings/recommendations DOGE made.

    He keeps pumping money to Ukraine and Israel.

    Even bigger military budget for the golden dome,....

     

    Trump still thinks unipolar world with the US at the centre.

    Brics includes half the world population in a multipolar world with a different/better currency.

     

    Trump is hurting himself .

    The US has had it far too good leeching on other nations, paying with worthless printed money , forcing their currency/IOU's .

    Time to pay the piper.

     

    This is not anti Trump, he does a lot of good , but ultimately he's going down the same path as all the previous admins , making more and more debt.

     

    If the dollar implodes , paying back 37 trillion usd , will be easy.

     

  11. 1 hour ago, Cameroni said:

     

    Interesting, that's what reviews say as well, that Dell has a large price and whilst some of the specs are good they tend to cheat you on some components. I read their new line has a huge price but is using a poor screen, for the money.

     

    Is that the con you meant, poor screen?

     

    I saw some of their very high end models don't have finger print scanner, which I really like now. 

     

    Very little difference between the top laptops now, I think, minor diffs, unless you game or do 4k or 8K video editing.

    No I have a 17 inch (16:10) 4K IPS , 500 nits touch screen ( I don't use touch though), and that is pretty good.

    I have a finger print scanner that I don't use , removed the driver too.

     

    Keeping the computer cool in hot Thailand is not possible without the noisy fans.

    Those slim computers have fans that are only 0.5 cm thick. They get dirty real quick

    and cool even less.

     

    Those new 16 inch Dells  have only 300 nits screens. 

    I don't need the stress of OLED's. 

    Dell batteries (BYD !) , s-ck hard too.

  12. 11 hours ago, Cameroni said:

     

    How do you like the Dell generally, happy with it or not?

    I bought an expensive one like you Cam,

    but I was somewhat disappointed.

    Like everything it has pros and cons.

    I expected better for this kind of money.

     

    I make bad decisions when buying stuff.

    Or just unlucky ...

     

    That said I don't have the balls to buy a 2500 euro computer in europe and have it shipped here.

    (and report it as a 500 euro one) 😉

    Good for you 👍

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