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Trump can't understand photoshopped MS13
It's OK if you can't sensibly justify the unlawful and chaotic open border mass importation of democrat voters while now expecting protocol and organized lawful expulsions. Nobody with standards and a moral compass could. -
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DTV Extension - DO NOT waste your time trying to extend at immigration
but if you pay more money it might last forever -
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Trump can't understand photoshopped MS13
No, he didn't say the tattoos were photoshopped, he said the characters "M S 1 3" shown above the tattoos in the photo Trump had shown, were photoshopped and that the meaning of the actual tattoos, the mariajuana leaf, smiley face, cross and skull were open to interpretation. -
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Report PDEA's "Operation: Private Eye" Engages Public in Anti-Drug Campaign
File photo for reference only The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) is urging citizens to actively participate in the fight against illegal drugs through its "Operation: Private Eye" (OPE) initiative. This programme incentivises civilians to report drug activities by offering financial rewards for valuable information. PDEA Director General Isagani R. Nerez highlights that OPE aims to overcome public fear and apathy by maintaining informant anonymity and information confidentiality. During the first quarter of 2025, the programme awarded over P7 million to 16 civilian informants whose reports aided in 22 successful anti-drug operations nationwide. The Operation Private Eye Reward Committee, consisting of PDEA officers and reputable members of the business, academic, and religious communities, evaluates and approves rewards for qualifying informants. Informants use codenames and masks during award ceremonies to protect their identities. Despite personal risks, citizens have demonstrated trust in the PDEA's efforts, furthering community engagement in drug eradication. Under the "Bagong Pilipinas" programme, participatory governance is promoted, seeking broader public involvement in tackling the drug problem. Recent PDEA operations, spanning April 18 to 25, led to the confiscation of illegal drugs valued at approximately P24.95 million and the arrest of 52 suspects. These operations uncovered over 3,000 grams of shabu, among other drugs, and occurred in key areas such as Metro Manila, Dipolog City, and Central and Eastern Visayas, targeting both street-level dealers and high-value syndicate members. Strategic buy-busts, routine checkpoints, and intelligence-led interdictions effectively dismantled trafficking networks across provinces, including significant seizures in Dipolog City and Benguet. Nerez acknowledges the dedication of operating teams, emphasizing continued aggressive measures against drug syndicates and a holistic approach combining enforcement with preventive education. PDEA encourages the public to report suspicious activities through OPE's hotline and social media, affirming the necessity of a united national approach to achieve safer, drug-free communities across the Philippines. Continued successes underscore the importance of coordinated operations and community collaboration in this ongoing battle. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Manila Bulletin 2025-05-01 -
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New Chinese form of psychological torture rolled out in Thailand
I'll have to try the mango. That's (by far) my favorite fruit. But it's hard to reproduce that flavor. -
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How many trade deals has Donald Trump done to date within his first one hundred days?
I will believe it when the ink is dry and it’s in effect with trumps proven record of lying I ain’t buying it.
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