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Henry_Cuntmantle 1 point ago +1 / -0

The FBI was put on standby...........because someone wrote racist comments on a bathroom wall.......

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Henry_Cuntmantle 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's poison, and they're paving the way for satan's beast chip.

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Henry_Cuntmantle 18 points ago +18 / -0

China has balls. Muslims go after Americans cuz we usually have weak leadership who don't do shit. My neighbor was telling me about this incident involving the military and their coalition in Iraq. Way back when, there was an incident where a couple Russian soldiers were kidnapped in whatever shit-hole country by muslim extremists and the leaders contacted the Russian military and said "pull-out or you'll never see these two again." Russia LAUGHED. The officials told them "Go-on keep them! We don't care. Oh, by the way, we know you're those villagers we pass by everyday. We went into your village last night and took some of your wives and children hostage..." The Russians proceeded to send the extremists a bag with their wives LEFT EARS. Needless to say, those two soldiers were released immediately.

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Henry_Cuntmantle 11 points ago +11 / -0

My neighbor's nephew came down with covid19, then he passed it to his brother...then the father(neighbor's brother) who just got two vaccine shots caught it...

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Henry_Cuntmantle 5 points ago +5 / -0

Wouldn't be surprises if this is the footage shown on ccp-tv.

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Henry_Cuntmantle 2 points ago +2 / -0

Imagine poor Heidi the dog, laying down, flat on her stomach, overlooking the rustic flooring, waiting for the Keystone pipeline workers to shuffle in in the evening...but no one comes...

Joe Biden, you are truly a monster.

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Henry_Cuntmantle 10 points ago +10 / -0

THE EPOCH TIMES

Recently, I wrote that the world would be “Living Dangerously for Four Years Under Joe Biden.” In plain terms, Joe Biden is not physically or mentally up to the job.

By dismissing the Chinese regime’s atrocities against the Uyghurs, a Muslim minority who live in Xinjiang in northwest China, as part of “different norms,” Biden could be plunging the world into an international crisis sooner than any of us could have imagined.

In 1968, the historian Will Durant wrote in his “Lessons of History,” that “War is one of the constants of history, and has not diminished with civilization or democracy. In the last 3,421 years of recorded history only 268 have seen no war.” Sadly, there has been war somewhere in the world every year since.

Regardless of the luxuries in which Americans live, it remains true that, in every era, there are regimes that are barbaric or seek domination of their people and often the regions around them, if not more.

China is one such country. Recently, it was reported by the New York Post that “The State Department said it was ‘deeply disturbed’ by a report that claims Muslim women being held in Chinese re-education camps detaining millions of Uighurs are being systematically raped, sexually abused and tortured.”

While not every atrocity can be remedied by the United States, none of them should be tolerated. All of them should be met by statements from our Commander in Chief that America aspires for freedom for everyone and that no atrocity can be justified or tolerated.

Beyond that, an administration should use diplomacy and economic sanctions at a minimum to confront the atrocities. Military intervention, while a last resort, should never be taken off the table.

With respect to China, a country that permits live organ harvesting, military intervention is not an option for those atrocities. Clear-eyed resolve, diplomacy, and sanctions, however, are a must.

All of which bring us to Joe Biden’s statement related to China and the Uyghurs. In a rambling response on national television, Biden first justified China’s abuses by saying:

“If you know anything about Chinese history, it has always been, the time when China has been victimized by the outer world is when they haven’t been unified at home . . . So the central—well, vastly overstated—the central principle of [Chinese leader] Xi Jinping is that there must be a united, tightly controlled China. And he uses his rationale for the things he does based on that.”

He also said “Culturally there are different norms that each country and their leaders are expected to follow.”

Atrocities are not justifiable norms and prior wrongs don’t justify current atrocities.

Biden’s comments could be the worst foreign policy blunder since Secretary of State Dean G. Acheson’s speech at the National Press Club on Jan. 12, 1950. In that speech, he “defined the American ‘defensive perimeter’ in the Pacific as a line running through Japan, the Ryukyus, and the Philippines. This denied a guarantee of US military protection to the Republic of Korea (ROK).”

Not long after, the world was plunged into the Korean War after North Korea invaded South Korea in June of 1950. Many reasonably believe that Acheson’s statement that the United States’ sphere of concern, i.e. its defense perimeter, didn’t include what is South Korea today was a green light for North Korea, with the support of China and Russia, to invade South Korea.

Joe Biden’s comments just gave comfort to China that the United States won’t interfere in its domestic atrocities. The same words shall give comfort to Iran, Russia, and every dictator around the world—regardless of whether clarifying statements are made by the Administration in the days and weeks ahead.

God only knows what they will do with Biden’s green light.

The world, on the other hand, now knows just how weak Joe Biden is.

One Lesson of history is that wars are started based on an adversary’s weakness and that is why the world will be living dangerously under Joe Biden.

Thomas Del Beccaro is an acclaimed author, speaker, Fox News, Fox Business, and Epoch Times opinion writer, and former chairman of the California Republican Party. He is the author of the historical perspectives “The Divided Era” and “The New Conservative Paradigm

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Henry_Cuntmantle 2 points ago +2 / -0

Should've made the tie a chinese character

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Henry_Cuntmantle 37 points ago +38 / -1

Running out of food??? How long has this winter blast been going on, like a week and a half?? Do your friends keep like half a loaf of bread and some salad dressing in their refrigerators?

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Henry_Cuntmantle 2 points ago +2 / -0

THE EPOCH TIMES

High-speed vehicle pursuits of suspected human smugglers and other illegal immigrant-related crimes are becoming more common in Cochise County, Arizona, according to Sheriff Mark Dannels

Dannels tracks illegal border crossings through his extensive hidden trail camera operation along his county’s 83 miles of shared border with Mexico.

The cameras showed 1,200 illegal entries in August 2020, and by December, it had more than doubled to 2,500, he said. Before August, 500 was a busy month.

“That’s what scares me about this whole thing,” he told The Epoch Times on Feb. 15. “Though I believe politics has no business in policing, it sure has an effect on the border.”

President Joe Biden has undone several border security measures that the Trump administration had put into effect, including temporarily suspending deportations of illegal aliens, reversing President Donald Trump’s ban on travel from terror-prone countries, halting border wall construction, and issuing a sweeping immigration package to Congress that includes amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants.

Biden has also pledged to bring in 25,000 asylum-seekers who are waiting in Mexico for their immigration case to be adjudicated under the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program.

“The president’s view is that the approach of the prior administration was immoral, but also ineffective in terms of addressing the challenge—the many challenges of an outdated immigration system,” said White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Feb. 16.

However, Dannels says the “best border efforts we’ve ever had in the last three decades in Cochise County was over the last couple of years.”

“We had a president that was very tough on the border, nobody would question that. And now we’ve got a president who’s going to do just the opposite,” he said. “Are they rescinding them [executive orders] because it was Trump who was the author of it and it’s revengeful? Or are they rescinding it because it wasn’t working? I would question both those thoughts.”

Dannels said he’s concerned that border sheriffs are going to be sidelined during the Biden administration. He sits on the Homeland Security Advisory Council and was part of the Biden transition team for border issues. He was optimistic after the initial meeting about collaboration and other issues.

But he said he hasn’t been included in conversations about the impact of ending the MPP program, which he sees as one of the most effective policies.

On Feb. 19, the Department of Homeland Security will start to bring in 25,000 illegal immigrants who are part of the program.

“We’re going into Mexico during a health pandemic and bringing 25,000 over. It doesn’t make sense. It’s hypocritical,” Dannels said. “Either we’re in the middle of a health pandemic, or we’re not. Somebody in Washington, D.C., needs to make that decision.”

The message smugglers and cartels are receiving is that the border is “open for business,” and “that’s what’s scary to me,” Dannels said. Just last month, two illegal immigrants died when the vehicle they were in flipped as they tried to evade law enforcement. Another four people were in the vehicle.

“We need to have a secure border. The cartels are the only ones smiling right now, because they will benefit from this confusion,” he said.

He hopes the new administration’s measures won’t hamper the collaboration with local Border Patrol agents in Cochise County.

“We’re going to keep doing what’s right, what the oath of office has us to do—and that’s to protect our citizens,” he said.

But with the new policies, he said he’s “not optimistic” that a border crisis won’t emerge of similar proportions to what occurred in 2019. Almost 1 million illegal or inadmissible immigrants were apprehended by border agents along the southern border during fiscal 2019.

“We’re going to have our hands full [this year],” Dannels predicts.

“We’ve been down this road before. For 37 years, I’ve worked this southern border, and I’ve seen the different leadership come into Washington, D.C. They bring their own ideologies, their own policies, and unfortunately politics becomes the driving force of this.

“And what happens is, the local communities are the ones that take the impact.”

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