Jewish Terrorists Attack Americans, American Police Arrest The Americans

Meanwhile, meth addled street shitting hobos are not only allowed to fuck up California, the state gives them welfare to continue doing so.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl<wbr>d/fresh-chaos-arrests-on-us-college<wbr>-campuses-as-police-flatten-camp-at<wbr>-ucla/ar-AA1o5L5R?ocid=BingNews
May 3, 2024

Fresh chaos, arrests on US college campuses as police flatten camp at UCLA

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -Police forcibly removed scores of defiant pro-Palestinian protesters at several colleges on Thursday, including taking down an encampment at UCLA in a jarring scene that underscored the heightened chaos that has erupted at universities this week.

In the pre-dawn hours, helmeted police swarmed a tent city set up at the University of California in Los Angeles, using flash bangs and riot gear to push through lines of protesters who linked arms in a futile attempt to halt their advance.

Los Angeles police said on social media that 210 people were arrested at UCLA, and hundreds of arrests were made at other universities overnight and on Thursday.

"I'm a student here," one UCLA protester told cameras as he was led away, his hands bound. "Please don't fail us. Don't fail us."

Hours later, the student, who would only give his first name as Ryan, was back on campus and vowed he would not stop fighting.

Cont.

>>1292484

"We will be back," said Ryan, who was cited for unlawful assembly. "We will be disrupting. We will be demanding divestment."

Students have rallied or set up tents at dozens of universities in recent days to protest Israel's war on Gaza. Demonstrators have called on President Joe Biden, who has supported Israel's right to defend itself, to do more to stop the bloodshed in Gaza and demanded schools divest from companies that support Israel's government.

Many of the schools, including Columbia University in New York City, have called in police to quell the protests.

Biden broke his silence on the demonstrations on Thursday after the UCLA raid, saying Americans have the right to protest but not to unleash violence.

"Destroying property is not a peaceful protest," he said at the White House. "It's against the law. Vandalism, trespassing, breaking windows, shutting down campuses, forcing the cancelling of classes and graduations - none of this is a peaceful protest."

Biden, who is seeking re-election in November against Republican former President Donald Trump, has walked a careful line as he confronts criticism from both the right and the left over his Israel policy.

Cont.

>>1292485

VIOLENCE ON CAMPUS

At UCLA, police repeatedly urged demonstrators to clear the protest zone, which occupied a central plaza about the size of a football field, before they moved in.

Dozens of loud explosions were heard from stun grenades, fired by police, while demonstrators, some carrying makeshift shields and umbrellas, chanted "push them back" and flashed bright lights in officers' eyes.

Live TV footage showed officers taking down tents and tearing apart makeshift barricades.

Some of the protesters had been seen donning hard hats, goggles and respirator masks in anticipation of the siege a day after the university declared the encampment unlawful.

By morning, the plaza was strewn with detritus from the destroyed encampment: tents, blankets, food containers, a Palestinian flag, an upturned helmet. Police remained on hand during the first half of the day as the area was cleaned of debris.

Cont.

>>1292486

In Portland, Oregon, police entered the Portland State University library on Thursday morning, where demonstrators had barricaded themselves since Monday. Several dozen protesters ran out of the building and rushed into a phalanx of officers in riot gear, who arrested them.

Police made more arrests at the library on Thursday night as demonstrators attempted to retake it. A university spokesperson said it was a "very fluid situation."

In New Hampshire, police arrested approximately 100 protesters in separate incidents at Dartmouth University and the University of New Hampshire overnight, breaking up encampments.

The protests follow the deadly Oct. 7 attack on southern Israel by Hamas militants from the Gaza Strip, which killed 1,200 people and saw dozens taken hostage, and an ensuing Israeli offensive that has killed about 34,000 and created a humanitarian crisis.

The campus demonstrations have been met with counter-protesters accusing them of fomenting anti-Jewish hatred. The pro-Palestinian side, including some Jews opposed to Israeli actions in Gaza, say they are being unfairly branded as antisemitic for criticizing Israel's government and expressing support for human rights.

Cont.

>>1292487

UCLA CRACKDOWN CAME DAY AFTER VIOLENT CLASH

UCLA had canceled classes for the day on Wednesday following a violent clash between the encampment's occupants and a group of masked counter-demonstrators who mounted a surprise assault late Tuesday night on the tent city.

UCLA Chancellor Gene Block, in a written statement, said that officials had allowed the encampment to remain on campus for several days as it was peaceful at first, but that the clashes with the pro-Israeli crowd clearly put students in harm's way.

"It led to unsafe conditions on our campus and it damaged our ability to carry out our mission," Block said of the encampment. "It needed to come to an end."

Taylor Gee, a 30-year-old pro-Palestinian protester and UCLA law student, said the police operation on Thursday felt "especially galling" to many protesters given the slow police response a night earlier.

"For them to come out the next night to remove us from the encampment, it doesn't make any sense, but it also makes all the sense in the world," he said.

UCLA officials said the campus, with nearly 52,000 students, would remain shuttered except for limited operations on Thursday and Friday.

(Reporting by Lisa Richwine, Arlene Washington and Omar Younis in Los Angeles; Additional reporting by Steve Holland, Brad Brooks, Nichola Groom, Maria Tsvetkova, David Swanson, Jonathan Allen, Brendan O'Brien, Rich McKay and Dan Trotta; Writing and additional reporting by Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Editing by Daniel Wallis, Alex Richardson, Nick Zieminski, Sonali Paul and Michael Perry)

END

>>1292484
I'M OUTRAGED!!1 THEY OUGHT TO APOLOGIZE!!11

>>1292499
>I'm okay with Americans being attacked by foreign entities as long as they're Israel
Why would you betray your own people for those kikes?

>>1292601
>Actually responding to copypasta
Bit of a slow day for you huh?

Almost time for another isis attack to remind people.

to know who rules you, look to whom you can't criticize

>>1292601
>Biden broke his silence on the demonstrations on Thursday after the UCLA raid, saying Americans have the right to protest but not to unleash violence.

Police, not students unleashed violence

>"Destroying property is not a peaceful protest," he said at the White House.

no property was destoyed

"It's against the law. Vandalism, trespassing, breaking windows,

none of this happened except by IDF dressed as students with masks
 >shutting down campuses, forcing the cancelling of classes and graduations

all true

- none of this is a peaceful protest."

BS

Ol' ''I'm a Zionist'' Joe reads what was written for him by his masters.

one worthless jogger OD's and the cops kneel while they burn loot and murder during their gay summer of love

say one word about sniveling cowardly jews holocausting palestinians in an open air prison and you get the boot on your neck

>>1292654
Why are you on 4chan espousing far right views, yet trying to sound trendy and urban

Mission: Prevent Antisemitism by Banning the Bible (Impossible)

>>1292484
They always say shit like, "don't fail us, we're fighting for our future," etc etc. Then they break into buildings, smash shit, fight police and cause trouble. They ask for help while they shit on everything around them. Parenting clearly has failed and people have raised disgustingly petulant little shit heads.

>>1292982
Why would you ask for help from the fascist jews who are stomping you already? Fuck them and fuck you zionist faggots who want to control the world.

>>1292484
Speaking as a foreigner, I've noticed that you're not only shitting on the homeless (they can be a nuisance but they're still human, that's unfair), but you're talking in terms of Jews vs 'true Americans.'

Either you're some far right /pol/tard trying to make himself more progressive but stilll maintain the anti-semitism, or you're a left-winger trying to be all patriotic like the right but with the jingoism as well.

You're either a Nazi in Stalinist clothing, or a Stalinist in Nazi clothing. Or just mental. But it shows that horseshoe theory is alive and well in your country and jingoism, bigotry, and America First are not just part of the far right.

>>1293106
>you're talking in terms of Jews vs 'true Americans.'

Our government (which is clearly beholden to Israel) is literally trying to throw out the 1st Amendment because the Jews (both American Jews and Israeli Jews) don't like Americans talking shit about Israel and this ONLY applies to Jews, you can still talk shit about Black, Hispanics, Whites, Asians, etc. but NOT Jews.

So you tell me.

>>1293124
I request proof of this, proof that it's motivated by and for Israel (so we can eliminate the possibility that it's for other excuses, because free speech hatred is nothing new among politicians) and also please could you tell me why such a dedicated leftist would want to be racist and talk shit about anyone?

>>1293134
>I request proof of this, proof that it's motivated by and for Israel

The proof is the blatantly unconstitutional free speech restrictions that ONLY apply to Jews.

>>1292484
I bet if you asked every one of them how often they shower, the Average would be twice a week.

>>1293019
Zionists are based. Muslims and their libtard scrotumsuckers are scum.


Biden's America:Border Has Benen Secured Despite Repubs Killing Border Bill

Anonymous

The Day is Saved Once Again.

Spring surprise: Southern border sees unprecedented dip in illegal crossings
Migrant crossings at the southern border have decreased more than 40% since December and have remained stable through the first four months of 2024
Maria Villarroel / May 02 2024, 15:09 PM EST

https://www.latintimes.com/spring-s<wbr>urprise-southern-border-sees-unprec<wbr>edented-dip-illegal-crossings-55372<wbr>7

As crossings of the U.S.-Mexico border show a drastic dip since December, the Biden campaign can use the data point as a breath of fresh air on an issue regarded as a liability on his reelection bid, The Washington Post reported.As crossings of the U.S.-Mexico border show a drastic dip since December, the Biden campaign can use the data point as a breath of fresh air on an issue regarded as a liability on his reelection bid, The Washington Post reported.

Migrants crossing the southern border have decreased more than 40% since December and have remained relatively stable through the first four months of 2024. In April, U.S. border agents encountered about 130,000 migrants entering illegally from Mexico, a level that is high by historical standards but lower than February and March, according to U.S. enforcement data obtained by The Post.

"This spring has been an anomaly," said Adam Isacson, a border security analyst who tracks monthly enforcement data at the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA), a D.C.-based advocacy group. "It's gotten much, much harder for migrants to make it to the U.S. border."

look at the shills posting duplicate threads

>>1292346
Not a duplicate thread. One is about Texas border. This one is about the entire border.

You lose again Chud.

>>1292347
its the same story, shill faggot

>>1292348
Nope. Not even the same location.

>>1292345
>In April, U.S. border agents encountered about 130,000 migrants entering illegally from Mexico, a level that is high by historical standards but lower than February and March, according to U.S. enforcement data obtained by The Post.
>"This spring has been an anomaly," said Adam Isacson, a border security analyst who tracks monthly enforcement data at the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA), a D.C.-based advocacy group. "It's gotten much, much harder for migrants to make it to the U.S. border."
Huh.
I guess Texas sealing up half of the us-mexican border made a huge difference, despite Biden suing him to open it back up.

Considering Texas has 1300 miles of the 1900 miles of us/Mexican border within their territory, and given the fact that since Abbott worked so hard to close the border that border crossings dropped by 50% in his state, id say that 40% overall drop is probably about 85% Greg Abbotts doing.

Thanks texas

>illegal border crossings dropped 50-60% in Texas
>Increased 40-50% in California, Arizona, new Mexico.
Texas is *literally* single handedly responsible for any and all overall drop in illegal immigration

>>1292354
>One of the primarily cited reasons for this decline is Mexico's recently launched operation to reduce crossings. At the request of the U.S., the country is using military patrols and highway checkpoints, intercepting roughly 8,000 U.S.-bound migrants per day, according to officials from both countries.
Womp womp. Never reading articles comes back to bite you in the ass again.

>>1292370
Uhhh...Trumpbros....our response?! OUR CAMPAIGN TALKING POINTS!

>>1292370
>crossings reduced in Texas but no where else
>this is thanks to Mexico and not Texas
Delusional. Let me guess- the uptick in crossings in CA, AZ, and NM are not Mexico's fault either?

>>1292454
It's actually Coronavirus's fault but good luck trying to convince boomers it's actually Biden's fault.

>>1292345
>10 million illegals came through the border under President Biden
>BORDER SECURED!

>>1292454
This.
Literally this.
You are arguing with the board's resident retard

>>1292462
Good luck convincing *literally anyone* that Biden has been doing a good job with the border

>>1292621
or with anything else for that matter

>>1292621
As long as he isn't wasting money on a medieval wall which Mexicans can throw a ladder over then he's doing fine.

>>1292652
>which Mexicans can throw a ladder over
They don't even need to do that with Biden

>>1292621
>Good luck convincing *literally anyone* that Biden has been doing a good job
FIFY

>>1292655
You're right, they fly in airplanes.

>>1292664
Biden has been doing a good job.

>>1292345
so we have a historically high number of illegals coming in, but >it isn't that bad goy, because we are only on pace for a top 4 year in number of illegals when the top 3 years in number of illegals have been 2021, 2022 and 2023?

>>1292753
You realize Republicans have won more presidential elections yeah?

>>1292759
When was the last time they won the popular vote?

>>1292345
Killing "Remain in Mexico" was a retard-tier move and if Trump wasn't even more awful I'd vote for him over Biden in a heartbeat. I have NEVER understood why progressives have such a fucking hard-on for these illegal immigrants.

>Migrants crossing the southern border have decreased more than 40% since December and have remained relatively stable through the first four months of 2024. In April, U.S. border agents encountered about 130,000 migrants entering illegally from Mexico, a level that is high by historical standards but lower than February and March, according to U.S. enforcement data obtained by The Post.
In reality, Biden has done nothing to stem the flow and illegal migration is still historically high.
>>1292462
In what world is it covid's fault that Biden decided to throw open the doors and then act all dismayed when the thing that anyone could've predicted actually happened?

>>1292764
2004. Not that it matters. Democrats whining about the popular vote is pure copium

>>1292777
it's funny how you're fake populists sucking off the elites

Thanks, Greg Abbott, governor of Texas, who's actions resulted in 50-60% less illegal immigration to the Great state of Texas. Sadly, his actions caused a 40-50% increase in illegal immigration in California and Arizona, if only they weren't under the influence of democrat despots, illegal immigration would likely be at a historic low

>>1292970
There was a pandemic you moron


Elementary school teacher arrest for making out with 11 year old student

A 24-year-old Wisconsin elementary school teacher was arrested Wednesday for allegedly “making out” with her fifth-grade student — less than three months before her wedding.
Madison Bergmann’s alleged abuse of the 11-year-old boy came to light when the student’s mother overheard her son talk to the teacher on the phone, CBS News Minnesota reported.
The victim’s parents found alleged texts between the pair and the boy’s father then stormed into River Crest Elementary School with print-outs of the conversations.
https://local12.com/amp/news/nation<wbr>-world/elementary-school-teacher-ar<wbr>rested-after-making-out-with-11-yea<wbr>r-old-student-abuser-abused-cincinn<wbr>ati-crime-criminal-activity-sexual-<wbr>assault-charges-accusations-multipl<wbr>e-text-messages-complaint-fifth-gra<wbr>de-concerning-court-appearance-sche<wbr>duled-may-school

>>1292491
Don't be an Islamophobe, Anon.

>>1292491
I'M OUTRAGED!!1 SHE OUGHT TO APOLOGIZE!!1

Father's day is gonna be interesting once dad gets that "World's Best Cock Blocker" coffee mug.

>>1292491
Why do public schools even exist anymore?

>>1292533
So you people have something to constantly whine about

>>1292534
Of course a t. ranny groomer such as yourself wouldn't have a problem with public schools, especially in this current shitty times we live in. Freak

t. ranny groomed

>>1292643
ooooo they look like womyns, but they got penises oooo bleech
i bet that penis tastes terrible
As to the article, when I was 11 yrs old, I had already had pubic hair and a 6'' penis and my 30 yr old teacher taught me how a young man grooms himself. Aint nothing wrong with groomin'.

Anonymous

>>1292491
Really struggling to understand how a 24 year old woman saw an 11 year old child, who no doubt showers once a week, plays games 8 hours a day, has come stains on his pants and underwear as well as rock hard cum encrusted tissues all over his bedroom floor, lives of doritos and energy drinks, as attractive and wanted to kiss him. Fucking weirdo.

>>1292643
Did you even get any education at all Cletus?

me thinks she dost protest too much

>>1292987
>has come stains on his pants and underwear as well as rock hard cum encrusted tissues all over his bedroom floor,
> Fucking weirdo.

You really put a lot of effort into describing an 11 yr old child masturbating.

Are you a female?

11 yr olds don't jerk off much if at all, and if you're a male, you just described your bedroom


OH NO!:2300 College Kids Got Arrested Over Nothing.

Anonymous

University endowments show few signs of direct Israel, defense holdings
School investments are targets of Pro-Palestinian groups calling for “divestment,” even if the ties aren’t always clear.

By Todd C. Frankel
May 3, 2024 at 4:27 p.m. EDT

https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi<wbr>ness/2024/05/03/university-endowmen<wbr>t-funding-protests-israel/

As some universities strike deals with pro-Palestinian student groups to discuss calls for school endowments to stop investing in Israel and defense stocks, an examination of available public documents by The Washington Post finds few direct holdings in either by the largest public school endowments, underscoring the difficulty in any potential attempt to ultimately satisfy protesters’ divestment demands.

The simple slogans of protest are running headlong into the intricacies of modern finance.

At the University of California at Los Angeles, the recent pro-Palestinian protests have echoed with a rallying cry heard at campus protests nationwide in the wake of the Israel-Gaza war: They want the university to cut financial ties with Israel. “Divest NOW” was how one sign near the protesters’ encampment this week put it.

Those demands came despite the students having little information about where U.S. college endowments actually put their money. The schools — which sit on holdings worth a staggering $850 billion combined — must disclose some of their largest public stakes in annual regulatory filings but are not required to fully disclose their holdings. They generally refuse to divulge precise details behind their investments. Even public universities’ annual reports and regulatory filings are light on specifics.

“The big endowments want to protect their secret sauce,” said Charlie Eaton, a University of California at Merced associate professor who studies the topic. They fear that competitors could learn their moneymaking strategies or that the complexity of their holdings could make full disclosure impossible.

The Post’s examination of annual reports, Securities and Exchange Commission and IRS filings, and financial databases found some signs of what student protesters have tried calling attention to, such as Michigan State’s endowment holding $480,000 in bonds for Lockheed Martin, a leader in the defense industry. The endowment for Texas schools held several millions in Israeli Shekel investments but sold them last year. It appears to still have about $750,000 in Qatari Riyal investments. Most endowment funds’ direct holdings often appeared more curious than controversial, however: Ohio State’s endowment invested in a direct-to-consumer cat food firm.

The University of California Regents System, which controls $17.7 billion in endowments for several state schools including about half of UCLA’s $7.7 billion endowment, appears to hold only a few clear divestment targets. The fund is the nation’s third-largest public school endowment and No. 10 among all universities, according to a National Association of College and University Business Officers survey.

It holds stock in companies with defense contracts mixed among their other lines of business, including about $890,000 in Honeywell International, $640,000 in General Electric and $2.8 million in Air Products Chemicals, according to SEC filings. Air Products, which supplies bulk gases such as helium, has an office in Israel. The California Regents endowment also reported a $258 million stake in Blue Owl Capital Corp., which holds aerospace and defense contractors that are not household names, such as cybersecurity and data firm Peraton, filings show.

University of California leadership has opposed the push to divest and boycott Israel, issuing a statement from the school president last month, saying it “impinges on the academic freedom of our students and faculty and the unfettered exchange of ideas on our campuses.” The statement also noted that school tuition funds are not invested — blunting protester claims that tuition money needed to be divested from Israel, as well.

School endowments are generally made up of donations and investment gains, with a small cut — typically less than 5 percent — withdrawn each year to help pay professor salaries, provide tuition assistance to students and build new buildings.

Endowment managers don’t like these pressure campaigns because the funds have a narrow mandate: Make money, experts say.

“They’re legally required to focus on endowment returns,” said Chris Marsicano, a Davidson College assistant professor who has studied divestment campaigns.

The bulk of the largest funds’ assets are held in complex investment funds. Cutting off funding for any company that does business in Israel — which would include Google parent Alphabet and McDonald’s, among hundreds of other blue-chip firms — would be difficult, Marsicano said. It would eliminate entire mainstream investment sectors, probably lowering returns and result in funding cuts on campus.

“It becomes very hard to fiduciarily justify,” Marsicano said.

The current crop of protesters are following a long tradition of activists targeting endowments — huge sums of money that they feel they can have influence over.

“You get these students who have a lot of time on their hands and they’re bright and they get obsessed,” Eaton said.

In the 1980s, students pushed colleges to cut off South Africa to boycott its apartheid policies. About 150 colleges and universities divested, to varying degrees. Then some schools adopted policies banning fossil fuel investments, followed by investments in private prison companies.

Avoiding any investments with Israel would be much more difficult, regardless of how investment managers feel about the protesters’ demands.

“We’re not seeing a lot of movement so far from these universities because of the complexity or their fiduciary duties,” Marsicano said.

One of the most transparent endowments is at Michigan State, which reported a few small direct investments in defense stocks. Its endowment was worth $4 billion last year, records show. That included $1.4 billion in broad stock index funds, $1.3 billion in private equity funds and $880 million in hedge funds. In addition to its Lockheed Martin bonds, it also held about $256,000 in bonds in another defense contractor, Northrup Grumman. But that was significantly less than the $376,000 in securitized bonds it held backed by Delta’s SkyMiles program.

Michigan State’s investment office did not respond to a request for comment.

If Michigan State was ordered to fully divest, it could result in the endowment being forced to sell off its $433 million stakes in the wide-ranging BlackRock Emerging Companies Hedge Fund and GMO U.S. Quality Equity Fund Class VI funds. The limited disclosures for those investments show they hold such common stocks such as Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet — all of which would be forbidden under some of the divestment plans pushed by protesters.

Er, why are publicly funded colleges investing any money in Israel or military defense companies? Pretty sketchy shit going on there already, for sure. Palestinians are irrelevant in this criticism.

Private school endowments tend to provide less disclosure. Yale’s $40.7 billion endowment gave specifics related to less than 0.5 percent of its holdings, according to the Yale Daily News. One of the few signs of protester pressure so far came at Brown University, which had a $6.2 billion endowment. Brown’s president agreed to allow the school’s leadership to vote in October on a divestment plan for companies tied to Israel. The University of Minnesota also agreed to allow protesters to discuss divestment with school leaders.

One of the biggest endowments in the country — No. 1 or No. 2 behind Harvard, depending on the accounting — is controlled by UTIMCO, investment manager for the University of Texas and Texas A&M school systems. It controlled $55 billion. Its reports go into some extensive detail, showing how the endowment appeared to step away from Israeli Shekel investments between August 2022 and August 2023 — before the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas that ignited the wider war that is now the focus of protesters. It reported no Shekel-denominated stocks in 2023, down from about $360,000 a year earlier. It also held no Israeli foreign government and provincial investments in 2023, down from approximately $7.3 million.

UTIMCO officials did not respond to a request for comment.

But even for a fund of its size, UTIMCO showed little direct exposure to Israel — except for an investment of $4 million to $8 million in a venture capital fund run by TLV Partners, based in Tel Aviv, according to a 2023 year-end SEC filing. The firm’s managing partner declined to comment.

The power of a divestment campaign is not so much about the economic impact, said Marsicano, the Davidson professor.

“It’s the symbolism of pushing for a cease-fire and drawing attention to the conduct of the Israeli government,” he said.

But student protesters could try a different tactic, one that doesn’t seem to have been found any traction amid the volley of demands. They could become investors in the U.S. defense contractors or other companies they want to influence. That would allow them to become activist investors and push for the changes they want to see from the inside as investors, Marsicano said.

“I would love to see that, as a public policy professor,” he said. “I would be fascinated by any student group that did that.”

>>1292617
>Er, why are publicly funded colleges investing any money in Israel or military defense companies?
Did you miss the article? They largely don't. It's for irrelevant things like cat food and irrelevant cybersecurity firms. If we go by this, then literally everyone is "investing" Israel with 2% of their spending.

>>1292622
>It's for irrelevant things like cat food and irrelevant cybersecurity firms.
Sounds like an easy gib then, eh? Just quit doing it. Shouldn't be doing it in the first place. Done and done.

>>1292624
Well some have already negotiated
https://www.axios.com/2024/05/03/ca<wbr>mpus-protest-universities-student-a<wbr>rrest

Others are just waiting for them to fail the school year so that they will be forced to give the school more tuition money.

>>1292611
Doesn't matter when the charges keep getting dropped when they get arrested
https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/<wbr>articles/civil-rights/protests/2024<wbr>/04/26/484816/charges-dropped-again<wbr>st-all-57-pro-palestinian-demonstra<wbr>tors-arrested-on-ut-campus/

>>1292626
Kinda shocked Texas isn't finding an excuse to prosecute them and put them all into their slave labor camps.

>>1292611
Hey that's a funny cartoon. It reminds you of the six million billion dollars we give to Israel every week. Good jerb, professional cartoon guy.

>>1292626
If the colleges were smart, they'd just agree to demand that they'd make public what they invest into if it's stuff like that.
That way to students can claim they got a concession.
Or you know, divest from a government committing war crimes and genocide.
Why the fuck is Biden still supporting the Israelis, and antagonizing multiple groups he needs to win the election?

>>1292640
>Why the fuck is Biden still supporting the Israelis, and antagonizing multiple groups he needs to win the election?
Because presidents that object to Israel's conduct don't win reelection during an election year.
Also because Israel is joined at the hip with the CIA, and the CIA has blackmail on everyone, and nobody wants to piss them off for that reason.

>>1292640
>Why the fuck is Biden still supporting the Israelis, and antagonizing multiple groups he needs to win the election?
Because if he weren't, the center and right would be calling him a terrorist supporting antisemite that is making us weaker on the world stage, abandoning our greatest ally, and making us less safe, who loves the smell of roast Jewish babies. It's almost like decades of entrenched US political messaging in order to secure access to Israel as the center of our sphere of influence in the Middle East which has painted them as faultless victims of circumstance trying to secure freedom and democracy in a harsh environment while acting as the world's only god given refugee for Jews globally combined with the death cult nonsense from conservatives that think Israel needs to exist for the rapture combined with Israeli political messaging has completely twisted US politics to a point where anyone that doesn't back Israel can get Corbyned.

It's genuinely a no win situation. (Also, he's actually a Zionist.)

Having said all that, I wish he'd no win on the side that isn't committing ethnic cleansing, but I digress.

>>1292637
That's better than what they deserve, which is: execution.

>>1292611
>I dindu nuffin, main! I dindu nuffin!
Fuck those commies! Put them under the jail!

>>1292620
You don't think they'll be buying in any time soon with their 20K negative dollars a year bank accounts, do you?
Not every student is an heir to vast, unearned wealth.

>>1292620
>push for changes they want to see
>by funding what they dont
literally the opposite of vote with your wallet, and they would obviously never have enough capital to push for anything through stock ownership

>>1292611
Universities shouldn't be investing into defense or weapons anyways.

>>1292611
Lol a big fucking chunk of them aren't even college students.

https://www.npr.org/2024/05/04/1249<wbr>188864/nyc-columbia-city-college-ga<wbr>za-protests-palestinian-campus

>>1292994
The irony is that the counter-protestors were jewish.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Rm<wbr>1B6Kq13U
And the NYPD raid was led by IDF soldiers.
https://twitter.com/TheGrayzoneNews<wbr>/status/1786029444206821883

>>1292611
by Todd FRANKEL

Yeah, I'm sure we'll get an unbiased opinion from this guy.

>>1293016
You people think any vaguely german or dutch sounding last name is automatically jewish.

>>1293017
American conservatives are very myopic.

>>1293034
you've got to remember that these are just simple farmers, these are people of the land, the common clay of the new west

>>1292622
>They largely don't.
Weird that the Israeli state is so vocally pissed at these protestors the the point of outright labeling an arm of Hamas, then

>>1293118
A lot of modern American leftists are, unironically, Hamas interns who go around making terrorist apologia because Hamas shares their "America bad" rhetoric. Ironically, they're mostly rich, spoiled, white college progressives who have no clue whats going on in the world but simply adopt the oppressor/opresssee worldview that their social circles demand they strictly adhere to.

>>1293218
>source: crystal methamphetamine

>>1293241
No thats a pretty accurate description of the in-college left activists

Try going to an American university some time, chang

>>1293218
I agree with nearly all of this, but hamas would not even be a thing if Israel hadnt been commiting war crimes and genociding everyone in the region for the last century or so.

Im fairly certain hamas actually gained steam when Israel started making illegal settlements and decided to construct a fucking wall around an entire group of indigenous people

>>1293343
Bullshit. Israel fights to defend itself from genocidal Muslims who throw waves of themselves and their own brainwashed child soldiers at them. Muslims are savage assholes and Jews are responding like sane individuals, not like suicidal libtards who would hand over their babies to Muhammad for him to rape.

>>1293303
I've graduated from an American university, fucktard. I met a lot of commies and gay people, but not a single terrorist advocate who produced propaganda for free.


Creative comrades for Gaza, make a music video of this

Geenocide Joe music video

I think in the right creative hands this will be a cutting ear worm. To cotton eye Joe lyrics (look at the original lyrics and it will be clear what verses the below correspond to):

If it weren’t for genocide Joe
We’d have a cease fire a long time ago
Now here the bombs come, and there they blow
Where do they come from? Genocide Joe

He came to town saying we would move on
He dropped scraps of food along with the bombs
But his tears were a mask and his words were a fraud
All he had come for was dropping some bombs

He brought disaster wherever he went
The bodies of children lived in hell, broken, dead
They tried to run away but there was nowhere to go
And the bombs kept on dropping ‘cause of genocide Joe

https://www.google.com/search?q=gen<wbr>ocide+joe+song&sca_esv=a7ed1b21a30e<wbr>e360&rlz=1C9BKJA_enUS1104DK1106&hl=<wbr>en-US&sxsrf=ADLYWILw-b2ni3EvkKsC_0B<wbr>GwUd62jkATQ%3A1714785635221&ei=Y401<wbr>Zp2IDcSp5NoPiIOjsAQ&oq=genocide+joe<wbr>+song&gs_lp=EhNtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1<wbr>zZXJwIhFnZW5vY2lkZSBqb2Ugc29uZzIKEC<wbr>MYgAQYJxiKBUiIGVCTCljZFnAAeACQAQCYA<wbr>U2gAZcDqgEBNrgBA8gBAPgBAZgCBqACrAPC<wbr>Ag0QIxiABBiwAxgnGIoFwgINEAAYgAQYsAM<wbr>YQxiKBcICExAuGIAEGLADGEMYyAMYigXYAQ<wbr>HCAhYQLhiABBiwAxhDGNQCGMgDGIoF2AEBw<wbr>gIFEAAYgASYAwCIBgGQBgy6BgQIARgIkgcB<wbr>NqAHzh4&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp<wbr>#ip=1


Congressman praises heckling of war protesters, including 1 who made monkey gestures at Black woman

Anonymous

https://apnews.com/article/campus-p<wbr>rotest-university-of-mississippi-49<wbr>c768142013680198809903e9e66a5b

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Israel-Hamas war demonstrations at the University of Mississippi turned ugly this week when one counter-protester appeared to make monkey noises and gestures at a Black student in a raucous gathering that was endorsed by a far-right congressman from Georgia.

“Ole Miss taking care of business,” Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Collins wrote Friday on the social platform X with a with a link to the video showing the racist jeers.

The Associated Press left voicemail messages for Collins on Friday at his offices in Georgia and Washington and sent an email to his spokesperson, asking for an explanation of what Collins meant. There was no immediate response.

The taunting brought sharp criticism on and off campus.

“Students were calling for an end to genocide. They were met with racism,” James M. Thomas, a sociology professor at the University of Mississippi, wrote Friday on X.

The Rev. Cornell William Brooks, a former president and CEO of the NAACP and professor at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, wrote on X that a white man mocking a Black woman as a monkey “isn’t about ‘Stand With Israel’ or ‘Free Palestine.’ This is protest as performative racism.”

Collins was first elected to Congress in 2022 and made several social media posts criticizing campus protests.

Nobody was arrested during the demonstration Thursday at the University of Mississippi, where hecklers vastly outnumbered war protesters. According to a count by AP, more than 2,400 arrests have occurred on 46 U.S. university or college campuses since April 17 during demonstrations against the war.

The student newspaper, The Daily Mississippian, reported about 30 protesters on the Oxford campus billed themselves as UMiss for Palestine. Videos and photos from the event showed the protesters were in a grassy area near the main library, blocked off by barriers erected by campus security.

They chanted “Free, free Palestine,” and carried Palestinian flags and signs with slogans including, “Stop the Genocide” and “U.S. bombs take Palestine lives.”

Student journalist Stacey J. Spiehler shot video that showed campus police officers and the dean of students standing between anti-war protesters and hecklers. After the Black woman protesting the war had what appeared to be a heated exchange of words with several white hecklers, one of the men made the monkey gestures and noises at her.

About 76% of the university’s students were white and about 11% were Black in 2022-23, the most recent data available on the school’s website.

University of Mississippi Chancellor Glenn Boyce said the school is committed to people expressing their views. He said some statements made on campus Thursday were “offensive and unacceptable.”

In another statement Friday, Boyce said one “student conduct investigation” had been opened and university leaders were “working to determine whether more cases are warranted.”

“To be clear, people who say horrible things to people because of who they are will not find shelter or comfort on this campus,” he said.

Republican Gov. Tate Reeves reposted a video on X that showed counter-protesters on the campus singing “The Star-Spangled Banner.”

“Warms my heart,” Reeves wrote. “I love Mississippi!”
___

Oh, looks like they've found someone who isn't jewish to crucify on the public altar. Expect to hear a lot about this one guy.


Britney Spears Is Home And Safe

https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/cel<wbr>ebrity/britney-spears-home-and-safe<wbr>-after-paramedics-responded-to-an-i<wbr>ncident-at-the-chateau-marmont-sour<wbr>ce-says/ar-AA1o3t8e?ocid=BingNews
May 3, 2024

Britney Spears ‘home and safe’ after paramedics responded to an incident at the Chateau Marmont, source says

Britney Spears is “home and safe” after a “major fight” with her boyfriend on Wednesday night at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood, a source close to the singer told CNN.

Paramedics were called to the hotel, but Spears left with her security team, according to the source.

Spears’ representatives did not respond to CNN’s request for comment.

CNN has reached out to the Chateau Marmont and first responders for additional information.

Later on Thursday, Spears posted a text slide to her verified Instagram, in which she wrote that the “news is fake!”

“I would like respect at this time,” she added, later writing that she twisted her ankle the previous night and that “paramedics shows up at my door illegally.”

“They never came in my room but I felt completly (sic) harassed,” Spears wrote. “I’m moving to Boston !!! Peace”

Cont.

>>1292489

In a subsequent post, Spears shared a video on Instagram, showing what appears to be her swollen ankle. She stated that she twisted her ankle the night before as she “do a leap in the living room at the Chateau and I fell, embarrassed myself and that’s it.”

Spears said, “Paramedics came to my door illegally, of course, caused this huge scene, which was so unnecessary and all I needed was ice.”

In that same post, Spears also shared a photo of her attorney, Mathew Rosengart.

“This man is wonderful !!! He’s like a father to me and he got me through last night !!! I adore you and admire you mister Mathew !!!,” her caption read, in part.

Last week, Spears settled her long-running legal battle with her father, Jamie Spears, over fees associated to her conservatorship, which she was placed under for 13 years. After testifying about the “abusive” conditions she said she endured throughout the legal arrangement, the court terminated the conservatorship in November 2021.

“It has been our honor and privilege to represent, protect, and defend Britney Spears,” Rosengart said in a statement to CNN last week. “Ms. Spears is and always will be an icon and a brilliant and brave artist of historic and epic proportion. Although the conservatorship was terminated in November 2021, her wish for freedom is now truly complete. As she desired, her freedom now includes that she will no longer need to attend or be involved with court in this matter.”

END

>>1292489
You should really stop getting news from Microsoft

>>1292489
Op, I'm so glad you found this pic. I remember when it was all over newspapers back in the 90s. Clear and blatant encouragement of paedophile fantasies. Now people want to pretend this kinda shit wasn't completely accepted by them. The west needs to take a look at itself.

>>1292988
the east has the lowest ages of consent, and europe has lower consent ages than the US in most cases

>>1292489
I mean what does this really say?

Baby written across her ass. Her holding a kid's bicycle. It screams child vibes. So what does that say about the people consuming this?

It's the sexualisation of the infantile. Do tons of adult men want to have sex with little girls? Children? If so, why?

And why was this acceptable back then but not now? Am I supposed to believe that guys wanted to fuck kids 20 years ago but suddenly they don't now? Most likely they've just hidden it.


Biden awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to Nancy Pelosi, Al Gore, Michelle Yeoh and more

https://abcnews.go.com/US/biden-set<wbr>-award-presidential-medal-freedom-p<wbr>elosi-al/story?id=109896417
President Joe Biden on Friday awarded 19 Americans with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor.

The diverse group of recipients ranged from political trailblazers like Reps. Nancy Pelosi and Jim Clyburn to activists like Opal Lee and Judy Shephard as well as Olympic swimmer Katie Ledecky and Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh.

Biden kicked off the ceremony in the East Room by calling it "one of their favorite events at the White House."

"Today we have another extraordinary honor to bestow the nation's highest civilian artist of mine to 19 incredible people whose relentless curiosity, inventiveness, ingenuity and hope have kept faith in a better tomorrow," the president said.

Here is a list of people awarded the Medal of Freedom on Friday, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_<wbr>of_Presidential_Medal_of_Freedom_re<wbr>cipients

Michael Bloomberg 2024 Entrepreneur, philanthropist and three-term Mayor of New York City [95]
Greg Boyle 2024 Jesuit Catholic priest and founder and director of the rehabilitation program Homeboy Industries [95]
Jim Clyburn 2024 Member of the U.S. House of Representatives and former House Majority Whip [95]
Elizabeth Dole 2024 United States Senator from North Carolina from 2003 to 2009, Transportation Secretary, and Labor Secretary [95]
Phil Donahue 2024 Former daytime talk show host [95]
Medgar Evers 2024 † Famed Civil rights activist who was murdered at age 37 in 1963 [95]
Al Gore 2024 45th Vice President of the United States and environmentalist [95]
Clarence B. Jones 2024 Civil rights activist [95]
John Kerry 2024 1st United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, 68th United States Secretary of State and United States Senator from Massachusetts from 1985 to 2013. [95]
Frank Lautenberg 2024 † United States Senator from New Jersey [95]
Katie Ledecky 2024 Winner of seven Olympic gold medals and 21 world championship gold medals [95]
Opal Lee 2024 Educator and activist who pushed to make Juneteenth a national holiday [95]
Ellen Ochoa 2024 Astronaut and second female director of NASA's Johnson Space Center [95]
Nancy Pelosi 2024 52nd Speaker of the United States House of Representatives [95]
Jane Rigby 2024 Chief scientist of the James Webb Space Telescope [95]
Teresa Romero 2024 President of the United Farm Workers union [95]
Judy Shepard 2024 Co-founder of the Matthew Shepard Foundation [95]
Jim Thorpe 2024 † First Native American to win an Olympic gold medal [95]
Michelle Yeoh 2024 First Asian actor to win the Academy Award for Best Actress

American politics really is a joke, isn't it. Just a bunch of idiots sucking each other off and laundering money through foreign wars.

>>1292689
The Presidenitial Medal of Freedom is awarded for service to the country. It doesn't have to be political. There are athletes and entertainers on the list every time as well as politicians and entrepreneurs.

>>1292691
None of those people served anything but themselves and the destruction of the USA.

Curly wants a gold star for being funny

>>1292677
tRump gave
Rush(Oxy) Limbaugh
Devin Nunes'(cow)
and Jungle Gym Jordan
this award
N'yuck N'yuck

Anonymous

>>1292702
How convenient that Devin Nunes runs Truth Social now

>>1292677
I've been simping for Hunter Biden on /news/ for three years now. Where's my award? :(

>>1292678
>>1292677
why is he giving awards to terrorists who hate America?

>>1292745
because you touch yourself at night

>>1292745
What did Katie Ledecky and Michelle Yeoh do to you?

>>1292786
Give him an award for that too

>>1292749
Ivan is still bitter that Russia is banned from the Olympics

>>1292845
Talking about yourself in the third person again, ivan?

>>1292689
That's by design from Jewluminati.

>>1292851
projecting this hard reeks of desperation

>A meaningless award that was always meaningless
19 seems like a lot to distribute every year.

>>1292898
non americans shouldn't be allowed to post here

>>1292898
i think 1488 would be a better number.

>>1292939
you can simulate your own hitler bunker scene anytime you want

>>1292942
Dilate.
>>1292964
I haven't browsed /pol/ in like forever.

Chuds seething, crying, and rageshitting their pants

>>1292971
Its amazing they're like
>haha suck it libtards!
When Trump gave Rush Limbaugh the presidential medal of freedom, and now they're spraining their assholes crying over this non story

>>1292973
Actually, I hated Rush Limbaugh and I'm glad he's dead.
You faggots aren't liberals and he never should've popularized using the term "liberal" for Democraps.

>>1292980
>akshually that word doesn't fit my personal definition
Okay

>>1292991
Totalitarians cannot be liberal.

>>1292992
Well I can't argue with your overactive imagination

>>1292995
Not him but he's right. Totalitarianism and liberalism are opposites.

let me adjust this here medal a little more

>>1292677
OP's pix shows how Joe likes giving out medals.

He gets a chance to come in close and get a good sniff as his hands slide up Michelle Yeoh's breasts.

>>1292702
so he ripped the prestige from something just like everything else he has ever done.

>>1292702
Is it possible to revoke them?

>>1293028
Don't you think that would be a horrible precedent to set?

>>1293004
And liberals are the ones who cry about democracy....?

>>1293126
What the fuck are you talking about Cletus?


Who will Donald Trump choose as his running mate? What to know as potential VPs gather in Florida.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news<wbr>/politics/elections/2024/05/03/dona<wbr>ld-trump-vice-president-running-mat<wbr>e/73510077007/

WASHINGTON − Former President Donald Trump will spend part of his weekend hosting the latest episode of "The Apprentice," but this time it's the vice presidential edition.

At least six contenders for the former president's running mate – Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C.; Sen. J.D. Vance, R-Ohio; Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla.; Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y.; South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem; and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum – will attend a Republican donor retreat Friday and Saturday in Palm Beach, Florida, in what looks like a series of auditions.

"This is a wonderful opportunity for Republican leaders and supporters to come together," says the invitation to the event, which also will include panel discussions featuring campaign officials and Republican lawmakers that are closed to the media.

But in Palm Beach, most eyes will be on the vice presidential candidates who have been trying out for months at campaign rallies, primary parties, meetings and television interviews to join Trump on the GOP ticket that in 2016 and 2020 included Mike Pence.

Trump, who liked to keep contestants guessing when he hosted "The Apprentice" reality show, has been throwing out mixed signals about his running mate in recent months.

Prep for the polls: See who is running for president and compare where they stand on key issues in our Voter Guide

"Anyone claiming to know who or when President Trump will choose his VP is lying, unless the person is named Donald J. Trump," senior campaign adviser Brian Hughes told USA TODAY in a statement.

Here's what you need to know about Trump's potential VP picks:
Columbia, South Carolina | Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump greets supporters during an election night watch party at the State Fairgrounds on Feb. 24, 2024 in Columbia, S.C. Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), applauding to Trump’s left, endorsed the former president for another four-year term on Jan. 19.

Sen. Tim Scott

If Trump seeks a historic pick, he could make Scott the Republicans' first Black vice presidential candidate.

Scott, who once competed against Trump for the 2024 GOP nomination, ultimately hit the campaign trail for his former rival in the New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries.

On the other hand: Trump has suggested he doesn't want an heir apparent running mate who has designs on the 2028 presidential election, and Scott could fall into that category if he decides to launch another White House bid.

That's the reason prominent figures like former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson keep popping up. Carson is not expected to launch another White House campaign – and he's not scheduled to attend the donor retreat this weekend.

Sen. J.D. Vance

Vance, a first-term senator, has been particularly vocal about defending Trump against his indictments in four separate criminal cases, including the ongoing hush money trial in New York.

A frequent television news guest, Vance's stock rose this week after reporters obtained an invitation showing that he would headline a fundraiser for the former president in Cincinnati on May 15. Vance is also friends with a key figure in Trump's orbit: Donald Trump Jr.

Vance told Fox News and CNN this week that he has not talked with Trump about the running mate position.

"Of course, if he asked me, I'd have to think seriously about it because I think it's really important that he win," Vance told "Fox News Sunday."

Rep. Elise Stefanik

Trump could also make history by picking a woman, and Stefanik has been on his potential list for months.

A member of House leadership, Stefanik endorsed Trump early, campaigned aggressively for him in New Hampshire and often speaks to conservative groups like the RNC donor conference this weekend in Palm Beach.

Stefanik has also been a vocal critic of Trump's criminal cases, to the point of filing a legal complaint against special counsel Jack Smith. He is the lead prosecutor in the cases alleging Trump mishandled classified information and tried to steal the 2020 election.

Sen. Marco Rubio

Rubio, a senator from the state where the GOP donor conference is being held, would also make history as the first Latino person on a national ticket.

A Trump-Rubio duo could raise a legal problem because they both live in Florida. Some attorneys believe running mates from the same state might be forced to forfeit that state's electoral votes. That's why running mate Dick Cheney moved residency from Texas back to Wyoming when former President George W. Bush tapped him in 2000.

The Florida problem might also affect the chances of another GOP lawmaker and potential running mate who plans to attend the donor retreat: U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla.

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum

There are always long-shot candidates – for example, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin in 2008 – and Burgum is one of the speakers at the weekend soiree.

Trump could consider the fact that the North Dakota governor endorsed and spoke on his behalf at an event the day before the Iowa caucuses. Burgum has been more enthusiastic for Trump than other former 2024 candidates who are not being considered for running mate, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley.

Another politician not on Trump's list: former Vice President Mike Pence.

Pence turned against Trump over the latter's demand in 2021 that his vice president try to throw out the electoral votes that elected Biden to the presidency, a step Pence insisted he never legally could have taken. Trump has also appeared indifferent after mobs threatened Pence's life as they invaded the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem

Noem will appear at this weekend's conference at a fraught time for her vice presidential prospects after a story in her new book revealed she shot the family dog because it kept attacking people and livestock.

The story prompted criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike. Donald Trump Jr., on his podcast "Triggered," called the revelation "not ideal."

In an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity, Noem, who described the dog as dangerous, said: "It's an unfortunate situation, but one that I hope people understand. ... They need to hear the truth and not what the media has been spinning."
Plenty of advice for Trump

As he assesses his options, Trump is getting plenty of advice from associates, lawmakers and donors about whom he should pick.

Some of the potential choices are not scheduled to be in Palm Beach this weekend, including Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders (a former Trump press secretary), Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, and former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard.

On his radio show, Donald Trump Jr. told former Trump adviser Steve Bannon that his father should "accelerate" the running mate decision, especially given the fact that Trump is tied up in court.

'You’ve got a deep bench to do it," Bannon replied. "You’ve got great people, J.D. Vance, Gov. Burgum of North Dakota. You know, you’ve got Dr. Carson, others.”

Others said there's no telling when Trump will make his decision.

Newt Gingrich, whom Trump considered for running mate in 2016, said the former president will act when he's ready.

"I’m relaxing and watching to see what (Trump) does; he will only do it out of intuition," Gingrich told USA TODAY. "I suspect that he’s looking at (Marco) Rubio, he’s looking at Scott, Tim Scott, and I think he’s probably looking at a couple of women candidates, but I think he’s going to think it through at his own pace. I think he’s in no hurry.”

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related:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/po<wbr>litics-news/republican-group-colora<wbr>do-cancels-kristi-noem-fundraiser-d<wbr>ue-death-thr-rcna150683
>Republican group in Colorado cancels Kristi Noem fundraiser due to 'death threats' amid backlash over her memoir

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/<wbr>05/03/kristi-noem-book-excerpt-nikk<wbr>i-haley-dog-00155925
>The South Dakota governor says she met with North Korea’s dictator and, separately, that she was threatened by Nikki Haley. Both are being questioned.

So Trump's picks are
A Token Black guy, A nazi, a cuck, an ideological whore, a puppy murderer, and a guy named Doug.
Who will suck up to Trump the most?

>>1292700
I hope he picks the Nazi unironically.

Generally speaking the VP pick should come from a swing state with the goal being securing that state and having cross-party appeal. None of the people on that list qualify for either of those things as far as I can tell. Not that Kamala Harris did either, but Joe didn't need any 'votes' or even to campaign to 'win' last election.<br>It sounds more like interviews for cabinet positions than VP to me.

>>1292705
Burgum fanboys don't exist outside of the Dakotas. Prove me wrong.

>>1292679
J.D. Vance is going to get it. He's the only one of those people who has charisma.

that's it, a little to the right, and deeper ahhhh

>>1292752
>J.D. Vance
Shillbilly Elegyist
Cruella
tim Scott & his beard
Lil Marco
weather vane & milf Tulsi Gabbard
Count GOPula
Stepford Bridesmaid

tRump will pull down his underwear and tell each to tongue and the one that don't puke gets the job.
Tim Scott is my bet, as he's had experience.

>>1292761
He will probably pick all of them for a cabinet position, just not for the VP. He already had a huge staffing shortage last time when no one wanted to work for him. It's going to be much worse for him this time if he wins.

>>1292772
>Secretary of State Ben Carson
>Treasury Secretary Hope Hicks
>National Security Advisor KellyAnn Conway
>Supreme Court Justice Steve Bannon
lol

Who gets paid to post this laughable red/blue theatre here? Both take orders from the same mafia.

>>1292798
I don't take orders from astroturfing shills, everyone good vs kike mafia

>>1292804
You are an astroturfing shill so it follows that your bosses are also astroturfing shills you take orders from. How often do you contradict yourself?

>>1292804
I didn't make you come to the mainstream media board, Anon, that was (You)

>>1292805
Do you make shit up in your head often?
>>1292807
No one made you comment either faggot

>>1292810
If you don't like news don't come to /news/. Simple as.

Booda Ben

>>1292960
>Is Ben Carson there?
Ben carson isn't anywhere sister.
he's left the Bodhi sattva and joined the Buddhahood


Democrat corruption

Anonymous

Add another name to the tall tall mountain of corrupt democrats
US Rep Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) indicted by FBI for corruption, money laundering.
Caught accepting $600k in bribes from Azerbaijani and Mexican businesses.

Democrats continue to vote for corruption every single day of the week.

Similar to hunter Biden, he "influenced members of the executive branch to work around an anti-money laundering policy" that threatened the people paying him bribes
https://www.texastribune.org/2024/0<wbr>5/03/henry-cuellar-texas-indicted-d<wbr>oj/
Texas Congressman Henry Cuellar indicted on charges of bribery, money laundering
Cuellar said he and his wife, Imelda, are innocent, and that he is still seeking reelection this November

WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, a powerful South Texas Democrat, was indicted with his wife Imelda on Friday on charges of accepting almost $600,000 in bribes from Azerbaijan and a Mexican bank.

Cuellar allegedly accepted the payments from Azerbaijan’s state-run oil and gas company after they had been laundered through fake consulting contracts to shell companies owned by Imelda Cuellar, according to the indictment. In exchange, the Laredo congressman allegedly pushed U.S. policy in favor of Azerbaijan, an oil-rich former Soviet country that borders Iran and Russia on the Caspian sea. That includes adding language to defense spending legislation to prioritize ties to countries in the region, including with Azerbaijan, and working to kill legislation prioritized by members who supported Armenian interests.

Cuellar also allegedly took money from a retail Mexican bank and influenced members of the executive branch to work around an anti-money laundering policy that threatened the bank’s interests, according to the indictment. Cuellar also allegedly coordinated with a subsidiary of the bank on legislation that would have been beneficial to the payday lending industry — a form of predatory lending usually targeting low income borrowers

The indictment said Cuellar and his wife used the money to finance credit card payments, taxes, car payments, dining and shopping, including $12,000 on a custom gown. It also said one of the Cuellars’ adult children assisted in the creation of the sham shell companies used to launder funds. The Cuellars have two adult children: Christy and Catie.

The charges include bribery, money laundering, working on behalf of a foreign government and conspiracy. The indictment alleges Cuellar recruited family, friends and his former campaign manager to facilitate the payments. If convicted and given the maximum sentence, Cuellar could face decades in prison.

Cuellar quickly asserted his innocence in a statement Friday minutes after NBC News reported federal prosecutors' plans for an indictment. The Cuellars appeared in a federal courthouse in Houston on Friday over the charges.

Cuellar said his actions were “consistent with the actions of many of my colleagues and in the interest of the American people.”

“I want to be clear that both my wife and I are innocent of these allegations,” Cuellar said. “Before I took any action, I proactively sought legal advice from the House Ethics Committee, who gave me more than one written opinion, along with an additional opinion from a national law firm.”

A spokesperson for the House Ethics Committee declined to comment on Friday.

FBI agents raided Cuellar’s Laredo home and office in 2022 — just weeks before his competitive primary election. His lawyer at the time asserted he was not the target of the investigation.

He ended up winning in the 2022 primary against Jessica Cisneros, a Laredo-based immigration attorney by 0.6 percentage points, and sailing to victory in the general election virtually unscathed by the police raid.

Cuellar is up for reelection again this year. He was unopposed in the primary. Two Republican challengers will face off in a May 28 runoff for the chance to challenge Cuellar in the general: Jay Furman and Lazaro Garza.

Cuellar said in his Friday statement that he will still run for reelection in November.

Ties to Azerbaijan
Cuellar is a member of the Congressional Azerbaijan Caucus and has been a fervent advocate for the country's interests in Congress.

He traveled to Turkey and Azerbaijan on a $25,000 trip with his wife Imelda in 2013, paid for by the Turquoise Council of Americans and Eurasians. Shortly after, a Cuellar staffer went on another trip to Azerbaijan with several members, including Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Houston, that was also facilitated by the group.

After his 2013 trip, agents working on behalf of the Azerbaijani government recruited Cuellar to work with them on U.S. policy helping their country, according to the indictment.

The group that hosted Cuellar’s trip is based in Texas and was led by Kemal Oksuz, who pleaded guilty in 2018 to partaking in the coverup of the Azerbaijani's government's role financing the 2013 congressional trip that included Jackson Lee. Oksuz admitted to lying in disclosures to the House Ethics Committee on the source of funding for the trip, which came from the State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic.

After Oksuz’s guilty plea, payments from SOCAR to the Cuellar’s paused, according to the indictment.

Oksuz also worked with Cuellar to establish a program for Texas A&M International University students to study energy issues in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. ExxonMobil and the Azerbaijani government were also involved in the creation of the program.

Azerbaijan is known for lavish spending on foreign lawmakers to advance its interests. The country has reportedly spent billions on treating European lawmakers in a practice derisively known as "caviar diplomacy." The country spends about half a million dollars a year on lobbying in Washington, according to OpenSecrets.

Azerbaijan has had interest in influencing Western governments due to tense relations with its neighbors. The country had been engaged in a long-running border dispute with Armenia over Nagorno-Karabakh, an enclave made up of largely ethnic Armenians, until Azerbaijan forcibly retook control of the territory last year. The dispute had been a significant roadblock to peace in the region since the fall of the Soviet Union, with European, American and Russian governments struggling with the issues for decades.

Cuellar coordinated with Azerbaijani diplomats to eliminate legislation that would finance land mine clearing in Nagorno-Karabakh in 2017, according to the indictment, citing text messages between Cuellar and the diplomat. He also wrote to a U.S. official in 2016 accusing Armenia of being a “proxy” of Russia, urging the U.S. to push for the withdrawal of pro-Armenian forces in Nagorno-Karabakh.

The eventual take over of the region by Azerbaijan led to the rapid evacuation of thousands of ethnic Armenians over fears the Azerbaijani government would commit ethnic cleansing.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said last year that the administration was “deeply concerned” with Azerbaijan’s aggression in the region.

Cuellar also allegedly included language to an annual defense spending bill in 2014 directing the secretaries of state and defense to work on a “strategic framework for United States security force assistance and cooperation in the European and Eurasian regions,” including Azerbaijan. He also coordinated with an Azerbaijani diplomat on a meeting with the Defense Department to focus more U.S. defense policy on the region, according to the indictment.

“Thank you Congressman! This is good indeed,” the diplomat said in an email to Cuellar cited in the indictment.

A powerful Democrat
Cuellar and his family have been corrupt political fixtures in Laredo and Webb County for decades, dating back to 1987, when Cuellar began a 14-year stint corrupting the Texas House.

He was elected to corrupt Congress in 2004, a few years before his corrupt brother, Martin Cuellar, ousted the incumbent Webb County sheriff — a position he still holds today. Cuellar’s corrupt sister, Rosie Cuellar, previously served as Webb County tax assessor-collector. She is seeking the corrupt Democratic nomination for an open Texas House seat that covers part of Laredo and Webb County, a contest that will be decided later this month in a May 28 primary runoff. She is expected to employ voter fraud tactics in her election bid.

Cuellar and his wife have been accepting bribes for 32 years, he said in his statement.

>>1292633
>Cuellar and his wife have been accepting bribes for 32 years, he said in his statement
Democrats voted for this

>>1292629
>US Rep Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) indicted by FBI for corruption, money laundering.
>Caught accepting $600k in bribes from Azerbaijani and Mexican businesses.
This is literally everyone in the democrat party, only, about half have been caught

>>1292656
>>1292638
The only thing honest he's done with his life is truthfully telling Azerbaijan he would get the Obama administration to do something in exchange for money.

>>1292657
I'm fairly certain that US Rep Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) is a member of the democrat party and has been repeatedly elected into office by a majority of democrat voters in his municipality(ies)

>>1292659
Incorrect. Only republicans could be so corrupt. Also you think I'm to believe Texas votes blue? Republicans are in direr straits than previously thought.

>>1292660
Well, you are obviously incorrect and your beliefs are demonstrably removed from reality

>>1292661
>influenced members of the executive branch to work around an anti-money laundering policy
>coordinated with a subsidiary of the bank on legislation that would have been beneficial to the payday lending industry
These are republican positions

>>1292662
So now Democrat policy is full support of the Patriot Act?
Interesting 360 there.

>>1292660
Who in the world is supposed to believe this? The situation must be bad for you shills when your posting stuff you don't expect anyone to believe simply because your compelled to do so

>>1292673
Idk what sort of strawman you think you knocked down but nobody's fooled by your low quality shilling

>>1292690
>Builds a strawman
>Complains about other people's strawman.
Interesting faggot shit, homo.

>>1292629
It doesn't matter what party Henry Cuellar was a member of or what voters placed him in office, the fact of the matter is that hes a Republican because he just is, ok?

>>1292713
>the fact of the matter is that hes a Republican
He's definitely a democrat. And a corrupt one too, like so many other democrats.

>>1292715
He's one of the most conservative democrats, and frequent Fox news guest.

>>1292659
>anti-choice Democrat
Republicans claimed him

>>1292716
Doesn't matter. Corruption is inherently a Democrat trait.
He's a Democrat.

>>1292815
It does matter to the 99% of people who aren't chuds like you

>>1292823
I'm not black
http://www.rsdb.org/slur/chud

>>1292836
Good, that only means you won't last as long.

>>1292838
What? No wonder you never type more than a 10 word snide comment with a buzzword. You don't even know English.

>>1292840
Ok chud whatever you need to cope with your extremist minority status

>>1292815
A corrupt democrat is just a regular republican .

>>1292815
Time and time again, this has proven to be more of a rule than an exception

Every day I see a democrat corruption thread, I realize that today must be a day that ends in 'y'

>>1292629
Why are democrats always so corrupt?
>Similar to hunter Biden, he "influenced members of the executive branch to work around an anti-money laundering policy" that threatened the people paying him bribes
True!

>>1292969
>Why are democrats always so corrupt
Genetics, probably

>>1292858
>>1292879
>>1292969
>>1292972
Who is the intended audience for this grand performance?

>>1292629
Azerbaijan the country that is trying to destroy t he oldest Christian nation and people in the world. Why the fuck would you want anything to do with them. I don't understand why Armenia doesn't get a bunch of support but muslims countries do. Heck, israel sells weapons to Azerbaijan just to show how much they hate Christians

>>1292974
Have you given up trying to convince everyone he's a Republican politician?

>>1292977
>Why the fuck would you want anything to do with them.
Bruh he's a democrat just tryna get a bribe he don't care who tf gives it to him


Elon Musk goes full antisemite, reinstates twitter account of white supremacist Nick Fuentes

https://www.axios.com/2024/05/03/el<wbr>on-musk-nick-fuentes-x-account

Elon Musk says Twitter, will reinstate the suspended account of Nick Fuentes, a white supremacist and Holocaust-denying broadcaster.

Why it matters: Musk's announcement comes as the nation experiences a surge in antisemitism incidents and months after his social media company lost a slew of advertisers following his decision to back an antisemitic post.

 The decision also came hours after Holocaust survivors launched a new campaign targeting antisemitism and disinformation online.
 Fuentes' Twitter account was still suspended as of Friday morning.

Driving the news: Musk said Thursday that he would lift the ban on Fuentes after a Fuentes supporter demanded that the white nationalist be allowed to return to Twitter.

 "Very well, he will be reinstated, provided he does not violate the law, and let him be crushed by the comments and Community Notes," Musk posted on Twitter.
 "It is better to have anti whatever out in the open to be rebutted than grow simmering in the darkness."
Musk then posted that he couldn't be a defender of free speech and "permanently ban someone who hasn't violated the law."
"This will probably cause us to lose a lot of advertisers and makes me sad, but a principle is a principle."

Catch up quick: Fuentes was first banned for repeated violations of Twitter's content moderation rules in December 2021, and he was banned on several other social media platforms as well.

 He was re-banned in October 2022 after he created a new account following Musk's official purchase of the platform.
 At the time, Musk said he didn't want the platform to become "a free-for-all hellscape, where anything can be said with no consequences!"

Background: Fuentes, identified as a white supremacist in Justice Department filings, has questioned the Holocaust, criticized interracial marriage and defended Jim Crow-era segregation.

 The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) describes him as "a white supremacist leader and podcaster who seeks to forge a white nationalist alternative to the mainstream GOP."

Between the lines: Musk, a self-proclaimed free speech "absolutist," has repeatedly claimed that he would protect all forms of speech on Twitter.

 In practice, however, the platform has been lenient to those who post hateful or extremist content while cracking down on speech that's critical of the platform or of Musk.
 A federal judge in California in March threw out a lawsuit filed by X against a hate speech watchdog that has said the use of racial slurs on X has soared since Musk's takeover.

The big picture: Antisemitic incidents in the U.S. more than doubled last year and set another record primarily driven by the Oct. 7 Hamas attack in Israel, the ADL said last month.

 The group said anti-Jewish hate has grown in part because of antisemitism and Holocaust denial on social media.
 The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany on Thursday launched a new ad campaign that targets antisemitism featuring Holocaust survivors who are visibly shaken as they read a series of social media posts denying the massacre of Jews.

>>1292687
>The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany
wtf is this?

>>1292692
>The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claim<wbr>s_Conference

tl;dr it's a non-profit set up as an official channel to handle legal claims against Germany from Jewish victims of the Holocaust.

>>1292686
OP's pic is retarded. gun ownership is a right and it doesn't cost anyone a dime for a different person to own a gun. whereas muh universal healthcare involves slavery at some step

>>1292697
And the only reason we don't have universal care is because having health isn't required by law like in eurofascist states.
Otherwise we essentially have the German healthcare system.
But the pharma shills like to be little bitches.

young punk bitch retards BTFO from /news/

>>1292697
>gun ownership is a right
and universal health care isnt!
Retard hoisted by it's own petard.
Punk retard is a young punk bitch and healthy so "NO UHC!!".

 young punk bitch retard gets old and says ''WHERE'S MUH HEALTHCARE!1"

Many such cases (See Ayn Rand and Soc. security)

>>1292686
>antisemitism and disinformation

AKA noticing jews are neurotic genocidal psychopaths and calling them out on it

I'm sure it's just a complete coincidence that Musk is reinstating Fuentes on Twitter right as Congress is passing a bill that makes saying anything the Jews don't like illegal.

>>1292704
Hey, boomer,my dog's pooping on your lawn.
And I forgot my bags.

>>1292724
Are the troons in the room now?

>>1292726
Are the boomers in the room now?

>>1292698
I don't want my money stolen from me to render healthcare to fats, drug addicts, homosexuals, illegals and/or anti gunners
>>1292704
did the drugs fry your brain

>>1292727
You're a boomer so yes. I'm not a tranny though, so the conversation is a little one sided.

>>1292741
No one cares what you want. You will have your money taken to render healthcare to the poor or you can get the fuck out of this country.

>>1292744
if you want to live in some communist shithole you can leave.

>>1292757
>everything I don't like is communism
No it is not.

>>1292765
robbing people of their labor at gun point is communism

>>1292766
That's great but providing access to universal healthcare is a basic human right.

>>1292767
you do not have a right to the labor of other humans

>>1292767
>I have a right to your labor
So slavery. You want slavery.

>>1292768
>>1292769
I like how you're both larping as "laborers" when you have a dumb wagie job.

>>1292770
what the you think labor is you retard?

>>1292697
Commies would drop universal healthcare if it had to come out of their empty pockets.

>>1292773
"Labor" is the things you send illegal migrants to do
>>1292778
Are the commies in the room?

>>1292787
you are literally arguing that you own other people's labor, retard

>>1292793
How did you labor today, comrade?

>>1292795
its the weekend, retard. stealing labor from people who work to give to the lazy is theft and slavery.

>>1292799
Sounds like a personal problem to me. Get over it.

>>1292800
taxes are a personal problem? sounds like you are a bot

>>1292801
No you whining about taxes being slavery and theft. That is your unique personal problem.

>>1292803
its not. half the country is anti tax. that is why the teaparty happened and why so many teaparty members are in congress

>>1292806
Would you agree with this statement: "Being an American entitles a person with certain benefits." ?

>>1292808
No. Being an illegal alien in America entitles a person with certain benefits.

>>1292767
>That's great but providing access to universal healthcare is a basic human right.
Admit that gun rights are innate human rights first then

>>1292947
the rest of the globe doesn't seem to agree

>>1292947
Why would I admit something that isn't real?

Some of you guys are dumb like if you are a part of any religion and going against universal healthcare yall are fake followers and yall aren't following the bible correctly

>>1292806
The greatest trick they've pulled so far is convincing you extremists that "half the country" agrees with you.


The Beginnining Begins.

The Side Effects of Covid Vaccines
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/03/<wbr>briefing/covid-vaccine-side-effects<wbr>.html

Let me start with a disclaimer: The subject of today’s newsletter will make some readers uncomfortable. It makes me a little uncomfortable.
The Times has just published an article about Americans who believe they suffered serious side effects from a Covid vaccine. More than 13,000 of them have filed vaccine-injury claims with the federal government.
My colleague Apoorva Mandavilli tells some of their stories in the article, including those of several people who work in medicine and science:
Ilka Warshawsky, a 58-year-old pathologist, said she lost all hearing in her right ear shortly after receiving a Covid booster shot.
Dr. Gregory Poland, 68 — no less than the editor in chief of Vaccine, a scientific journal — said that a loud whooshing sound in his ears had accompanied every moment since his first Covid shot.
Shaun Barcavage, 54, a nurse practitioner in New York City, has experienced a ringing sound in his ears, a racing heart and pain in his eyes, mouth and genitals for more than three years. “I can’t get the government to help me,” Barcavage said. “I am told I’m not real.”

This subject is uncomfortable because it feeds into false stories about the Covid vaccines that many Americans have come to believe — namely, that the vaccines are ineffective or have side effects that exceed their benefits. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the independent presidential candidate, has promoted these stories, as have some Republican politicians and conservative media figures. “The scale of misinformation,” Dr. Joshua Sharfstein of Johns Hopkins University told Apoorva, “is staggering.”
So let me be clear: The benefits of the Covid vaccines have far outweighed the downsides, according to a voluminous amount of data and scientific studies from around the world. In the U.S. alone, the vaccines have saved at least several hundred thousand lives and perhaps more than one million, studies estimate. Rates of death, hospitalization and serious illness have all been much higher among the unvaccinated than the vaccinated.
Here is data from the C.D.C., in a chart by my colleague Ashley Wu:
Average weekly Covid deaths per 100,000 in the U.S.
From the weeks of Oct. 1, 2022 to April 1, 2023

Not only are the vaccines’ benefits enormous, but the true toll of the side effects may be lower than the perceived toll: Experts told Apoorva that some people who believe Covid vaccines have harmed them are probably wrong about the cause of their problems.
How so? Human beings suffer mysterious medical ailments all the time. If you happened to begin experiencing one in the weeks after receiving a vaccine, you might blame the shot, too, even if it were a coincidence. So far, federal officials have approved less than 2 percent of the Covid vaccine injury-compensation claims they have reviewed.
Still, some ailments almost certainly do stem from the vaccines. The C.D.C. says some people are allergic (as is the case with any vaccine). Both the C.D.C. and researchers in Israel — which has better medical tracking than the U.S. — have concluded that the vaccines contributed to heart inflammation, especially in young men and boys. Officials in Hong Kong — another place with good health care data — have concluded that the vaccines caused severe shingles in about seven vaccine recipients per million.

Honesty and trust
These side effects are worthy of attention for two main reasons.
First, people who are suffering deserve recognition — and the lack of it can be infuriating. Dr. Janet Woodcock, a former F.D.A. commissioner, told The Times that she regretted not doing more to respond to people who blame the vaccines for harming them while she was in office. “I believe their suffering should be acknowledged, that they have real problems, and they should be taken seriously,” Woodcock said.
The second reason is that public health depends on public trust, and public trust in turn depends on honesty. During the pandemic, as I’ve written in the past, government officials and academic experts sometimes made the mistake of deciding that Americans couldn’t handle the truth.
Instead, experts emphasized evidence that was convenient to their recommendations and buried inconvenient facts. They exaggerated the risk of outdoor Covid transmission, the virus’s danger to children and the benefits of mask mandates, among other things. The goal may have been admirable — fighting a deadly virus — but the strategy backfired. Many people ended up confused, wondering what the truth was.
The overall picture
Here’s my best attempt to summarize the full truth about the Covid vaccines:
They are overwhelmingly safe and effective. They have saved millions of lives and prevented untold misery around the world. They’re so valuable that elderly people and those with underlying health conditions should be vigilant about getting booster shots when they’re eligible. For most children, on the other hand, booster shots seem to have only modest benefits, which is why many countries don’t recommend them.

vax saved my fat diabetic asthmatic senior's ass when i got the covfefe.

no side effects from the vax or covid, even after 5th jab

>>1292922
Unvaxxed. Unaffected. Unafraid. Healthy.
Thanks.

This thread is sponsored by the Committee to elect RFK.Jr. for President.

Also, Chris Queermo is vax-crippled. Video in link.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20<wbr>24/05/disgraced-ex-cnn-anchor-chris<wbr>-cuomo-who-pushes/
Ahahahahaha!
UN/WHO vax fag responders BTFO.

>>1292916
>“The scale of misinformation,” Dr. Joshua Sharfstein of Johns Hopkins University told Apoorva, “is staggering.”
>So let me be clear: The benefits of the Covid vaccines have far outweighed the downsides, according to a voluminous amount of data and scientific studies from around the world. In the U.S. alone, the vaccines have saved at least several hundred thousand lives and perhaps more than one million, studies estimate. Rates of death, hospitalization and serious illness have all been much higher among the unvaccinated than the vaccinated.
The VaxCHADS win again!

Out of the 8 people I personally know that took the vax, 4 of them are dead. I'm sure it's just a complete coincidence though.

>>1292914
It's been a while since we had a vaxxie thread. I assumed they were all dead by now. But if they're still here, can you post a recent video of someone having a heart attack, dropping dead, or perhaps glitching out like a fish out of water etc?

>>1292944
The pool of people that took the vaccine is larger than the pool of people that know you. So that suggests you're a serial killer.

>>1292933
>unironically posts thegatewaypundit on /news/
jesus christ is it summer already?

>>1292922
>Vax status?

Not shot but I did catch covid last year and was prescribed PaxLovid pills. I was sick with what felt like a sever flue for three days but after that, felt better, though it was kinda hard to catch my breath for a about a week.

>>1292959
It was posted ironically, as you can see.

>>1292968
Seriously. It's ironic Fredo, a vax propagandist, is now vax injured.
Ironic as fuck.

>My body my choice?
>YOU ARE LITERALLY KILLING OTHER PEOPLE WITH YOUR SELFISH CHOICES!!!
Lol... fuckin lefty hippies. Never figured out why that isnt the case for abortion too... :)

recovering news junkie

>>1292924
>vax saved my fat diabetic asthmatic senior's ass when i got the covfefe.
>no side effects from the vax or covid, even after 5th jab

many such cases
>>1292959
>unironically posts thegatewaypundit

I thought they had a stake through th heart?

Fredo, a vax propagandist, is now vax injured.

Fredo always was a grifter.
Scratch any of these MSM pundits, and the grift shines through.

 Fredo, 90% of MSNBC & CNN news pundits are grifters.
At least Fox news pundits like Tucker and Hannity are so obviously fake.
That dead fat oxy freak and the gay frog guy are parodies of grifting pundits.

many such cases

I go straight to The Majority Report with Shemuel Seder for my real news.

Anonymous

>>1293005
Go back to bitchute and stay there forever

>>1292944
I'm sure the rest of the hospice is as devastated as you are, old man. Unless you want to enlighten us on how they died.


Surrender your guns to the government

Today marks the 54th anniversary of the government doing a school shooting <br>https://www.npr.org/2024/05/04/1249<wbr>023924/kent-state-shooting-activist<wbr>s-protests-survivor

gun ownership rights are never going to be human rights

>>1292875
t. someone who supports the government shooting college kids

>>1292875
Define "gun ownership rights" and "human rights". I don't know what third-world country you're in, but the United States has Natural Rights under the Constitution, and that includes the right to keep and bear arms.

>>1292885
He never has and never will, he's just going to find another thread, sit in it, and samefag for hours about the Steele Dossier, ever since he did when he got driven off /k/ (despite being a noguns) and /tv/. He's literally tried to claim the pro-gun movement in the US is a Russian psyop, but thankfully this board doesn't allow anyone but OP to upload images so we've been spared his little weird popup book of "Russian connections" that he made and posted.

>>1292887
what the fuck is this elaborate headcanon

russians did it

>>1292892
>what the fuck is this elaborate headcanon
I've been following him around gaslighting him.


Dementia ridden retard biden calls japan and india???? xenophobic and say they need immigrants

Anonymous

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2<wbr>024/05/02/japan/politics/biden-chin<wbr>a-japan-india-xenophobia/
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2<wbr>024/05/04/japan/politics/tokyo-bide<wbr>n-xenophobia-response/
Why the fuck would anyone voluntarily move to india? even indians hate living in india. Also japan being anti immigrant is based, I wish the US was like that.

/pol/ antiparasitic brown pill

>>1292747
India & chyyNa & even Haiti wouldn't take OP.

/pol/ worms are contagious

Anonymous

why would india take in third worlders? india is the third world

>>1292846
people who convert to hinduism

>>1292846
no one knows because OP didn't paste the article text

>>1292849
I forgot china is unable to access japantimes.co.jp

>>1292850
no one clicks on the article link here, but you already knew that and are purposely the only poster who never pastes the article text because you hate the board and everyone who posts on it.

>>1292849
>>1292854
It would have took less time pasting the article yourselves rather than waving your soi infested limp wrists; but you two faggots obviously never cared about it in the first place

>>1292861
Don't care didn't read, paste the article.

>>1292743
Projection in full force! The only dementia ridden politician is a diaper wearing orange turd.

>>1292996
I don't like Biden very much either

>>1292997
It's okay, diapers on Biden and Trump is a good thing.

>>1293100
He's spamming the board with his whining again