SlyFoxx447:


Don’t post any pic with your correct location for your own security. Possibly wait till you leave the country the drop an epic photo dump to silence these fools once and for all 😂😂😂


“You will never enter America” …I don’t know why whenever they post that shit I always read it in a primary school child’s voice 😂😂😅

SlyFoxx447:


It’s signs of megalomania bro. Read it up. When a person is so convinced in their warped and distorted mind that they are bigger than everyone else that they reject glaring evidence to the contrary when they see it with their own eyes. It’s actually a kind of mental disease. People like that can lie to themselves and actually believe their own lies.

IjeBos:


Do tell Femi. The hilarity of this statement.
Holy lack of self awareness.

“Be truthful, but not neutral,” Amanpour urged. “Bothsidesism is not always objectivity. It does not get you to the truth. Drawing false moral or factual equivalence is neither objective or truthful. Objectivity is our golden rule and it is in weighing all the sides and hearing all the evidence, but not rushing to equate them when there is no equating.”

IjeBos:


Do tell Femi. The hilarity of this statement.
Holy lack of self awareness.

Weregonnalose:


Kikikikiki ah gay junkie ye isa tuk when Isa ah get owned left to tha right ye.

Some ah say ya daddy isa ah stuck ina tha lagoos ye

IjeBos:
Benalvino3, you said you're in the US. This you?

NC lawmaker asks colleague if being Black got him into Harvard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esV3K4pPdC0


Nah.. Only kidding. We know you're lying about being in the US.

IjeBos:
An aside:

I fortunately got to spend some more time in Mexico this past weekend. It got me thinking of the migrant issues we are currently having and how I had viewed Mexico.

I was at a wedding in San Miguel de Allende. San Miquel is beautiful (old world meets new) and a US tourist destination. Though it's not my first time in Mexico, the g/f likes to do more of the local stuff (fortunately she is fluent in Spanish). We had time between the wedding events so we hired a tour guide and went outside the city.

The places we ended up going to were more "authentic" and not as wealthy as St. Miquel. But just getting to those places I was surprised by the level of development. There had well developed infrastructure, i.e roads, electrical grids, transportation and water delivery. Was frustrated thinking where Nigeria is in comparison. And somewhat embarrassed about what I previously thought.

But it got me thinking about why people were migrating from Mexico and maybe I fully didn't understand it. It also made me realize that my view of Mexico had been colored by the US media's coverage largely based on political machinations. As it was surprising that I met a lot of Americans who had moved to Mexico.

In terms of politics, the next election may turn on Immigration. I wish we could have a more nuanced discussion of it. And I think part of that is the media doing a better job of informing Americans about Mexico and other places, not just putting the killings and drugs on a loop.

SlyFoxx447:


Bro. Tell somebody to come and remove the “geotags” from these pictures too and tell us when and where they were taken 😂😂😂

IjeBos:
An aside:

I fortunately got to spend some more time in Mexico this past weekend. It got me thinking of the migrant issues we are currently having and how I had viewed Mexico.

I was at a wedding in San Miguel de Allende. San Miquel is beautiful (old world meets new) and a US tourist destination. Though it's not my first time in Mexico, the g/f likes to do more of the local stuff (fortunately she is fluent in Spanish). We had time between the wedding events so we hired a tour guide and went outside the city.

The places we ended up going to were more "authentic" and not as wealthy as St. Miquel. But just getting to those places I was surprised by the level of development. There had well developed infrastructure, i.e roads, electrical grids, transportation and water delivery. Was frustrated thinking where Nigeria is in comparison. And somewhat embarrassed about what I previously thought.

But it got me thinking about why people were migrating from Mexico and maybe I fully didn't understand it. It also made me realize that my view of Mexico had been colored by the US media's coverage largely based on political machinations. As it was surprising that I met a lot of Americans who had moved to Mexico.

In terms of politics, the next election may turn on Immigration. I wish we could have a more nuanced discussion of it. And I think part of that is the media doing a better job of informing Americans about Mexico and other places, not just putting the killings and drugs on a loop.

feedthenation:
---Seems all the GOP 'Whistleblowers' have vanished into thin air lately---


Jim Jordan isn't happy when Dan Goldman confronts him about rules during the "weaponization of the FBI" hearing.

Jordan: "We have the whistleblower testimony. He does not wish it to be made available to the Democrats at this time."

Goldman: "He doesn’t make committee rules!

basilico:


A lawyer who knows zilch about the law except for teslas and Honda keys pinpointing geo tags?
Boss Get serious. That's a choice insult in very good faith

shegzhkn:

Why Mexicans are moving to the US - economics (people prioritize their economic interest) and just because you saw places that are 'okay' does not mean everywhere is okay.
Japan is an advanced economy and alot of japanese are migrating to the US - economics too.
Money runs Uncle Sam, the citizens are moving to Mexico for different reasons - affordable health care, running from gun violence, or even economics (geoarbitrage), what have you.

14th Amendment
Section 4.
The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall not be questioned.
...

armyofone:
@ijebos

The people moving are not Mexicans themselves. Maybe some small Mexican. Most are other ftom south Americans such as Guatemala El Salvadoran, Nicaraguan, etc using Mexico as passage.

benalvino3:


oh, including me some ghanians and chinese

armyofone:


Nicaraguan Nigerians

Thought I saw you standing by the fence around El Paso and El Nino.

1stGenAmerican:
City’s GOP Chairman Found Asleep Behind the Wheel After Smoking Crack Laced with Fentanyl

CRANSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — The Cranston councilman who was reportedly caught smoking what appeared to be crack cocaine in his car Monday morning has resigned as the chairman of the Cranston Republican Party.
Matthew Reilly, 41, was arrested after he was found unconscious in his car with a glass pipe and lighter in his hand, according to police.
Police also found a “white, rock-like substance” in Reilly’s car, which later tested positive for cocaine and fentanyl.
Reilly, who represents Ward 6, has been charged with possession of crack cocaine.
In a statement to 12 News, Cranston Mayor Ken Hopkins said Reilly has resigned as the chairman of the Cranston Republican Party “…to focus on personal and health matters.”
“My hope is that [Reilly] will get whatever care and attention he needs for his own well-being,” Hopkins said.

1stGenAmerican:
City’s GOP Chairman Found Asleep Behind the Wheel After Smoking Crack Laced with Fentanyl

CRANSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — The Cranston councilman who was reportedly caught smoking what appeared to be crack cocaine in his car Monday morning has resigned as the chairman of the Cranston Republican Party.
Matthew Reilly, 41, was arrested after he was found unconscious in his car with a glass pipe and lighter in his hand, according to police.
Police also found a “white, rock-like substance” in Reilly’s car, which later tested positive for cocaine and fentanyl.
Reilly, who represents Ward 6, has been charged with possession of crack cocaine.
In a statement to 12 News, Cranston Mayor Ken Hopkins said Reilly has resigned as the chairman of the Cranston Republican Party “…to focus on personal and health matters.”
“My hope is that [Reilly] will get whatever care and attention he needs for his own well-being,” Hopkins said.

benalvino3:
I came across black Hebrew Israelites today and they gave me their literature.