@MyUnveiledTruth "Polishing Shoes" has a casteist connotation. Untouchable castes were dealing with leather work and shoe making. He's literally saying that he will turn you into an Untouchable caste.
Almost all of the Hindu migrants from India into our country are from the upper caste inside India. According to their Manusmriti (Laws of Manu), it says “low castes are equal to dogs and pigs.” Some of the caste claims about “lower castes” is listed in the image. Remember, they perceive Americans as “impure foreigners/mleccha/OUT-CASTE” which is technically LOWER than the lowest caste in their religion. Knowing that, it explains this comment from this Hindu (Iyer is Brahmin surname) as he tells an American investigating H1B fraud that he is worth nothing other than to “polish his shoes.”
I’m surprised by some of the folks I’m seeing who are against the public Fort Hood murderer’s execution being live-streamed. First off, it seems like it’s up in the air on whether this will definitely happen.
But more importantly, if you support the death penalty, there’s no rational or biblical reason I can think of for why it shouldn’t be public.
The government's responsibility to administer justice should not necessarily be hidden from the public. If it’s not an evil deed being done, then there’s no need to do it in secret. If it is in fact a righteous turn of Justice being done then that’s all the more reason to do it out of the shadows.
If the state has the legitimate authority to execute someone, the public should be able to witness how that authority is exercised.
I am confused about the idea of being in favor of the death penalty but demanding it be kept private. If anything, I would say that if we’re going to continue to execute people in society (which we seemingly very rarely do due to how long the appellate process it takes), there’s a strong argument that we ought to watch and be fully aware of what we support.
So that we take our responsibility seriously.
I am not talking about public humiliation, cruelty, or spectacle. I am talking about public accountability, the deterrence of evil, and the solemn demonstration of justice. The public has a vested interest in those things.
✝️🧬⚪️ You’re utterly ignorant of both the Bible and genetics—and too arrogant to realize it.
🇦🇺🇺🇸🏴 Australia, America, and England are White (European, Japhetite) nations.
✡️🇮🇱 ➕👨🏿🟰💀 🏴However, if blacks (sub-Saharan Africans, Hamites)—with jewish help—conquer England and rewrite its history, then, yes, they’ll become 'English.'
Not really. But you get the gist.
✅➡️Follow @Classicist9999
“President Trump has cut every type of legal immigration. He has reduced immigrant visas by 50%, mainly for spouses, minor children, and parents of US citizens and green card holders but also employment-based immigrants and others”
Call me crazy, but lately I'm wondering -- is it possible someone is encouraging or even paying Zelenskyy to attack Russian oil refineries?
Such as another country that has oil to sell?
@CynicalPublius
I know a lot of people I respect and admire disagree with what I wrote in the below article, but it's OK for patriots to disagree on some things while agreeing on the most important things.
I have not gone soft here--my sole concern is to win the war that Islamic Jihad long ago declared on the United States of America.
My position is based SOLELY on that concern, and nothing else. I could not care less about the feelings of the "Oh we're better than that" crowd. We are in a fight for the existence of our nation, our Constitution and Western Civilization. The gloves are off. My only concern is winning.
The article is a quick read: 600 words. Please feel free to disagree in the comments, you won't hurt my feelings.
Immigration advocacy groups are helping states build entire government offices to make immigrants’ needs a political priority—with PUBLIC MONEY.
They’re called “Offices of New Americans.”
Their national network reports participation from 24 states.
These offices expand immigrant services, advise governors and lawmakers, and—in some states—provide free lawyers to fight deportation.
And “New Americans” doesn’t mean you have to be an American citizen.
New York explicitly includes people born abroad and their children “irrespective of immigration status.”
That includes illegal immigrants.
The American Immigration Council and World Education Services help states expand this model through coaching, research and policy advice.
The playbook even explains how to give these offices “continuity across administrations.”
Hillary Clinton wants to lecture America about dignity.
On Oct. 9 she called the public execution of Nidal Hasan, the jihadist who killed 13 people at Fort Hood while yelling "Allahu Akbar," a "barbaric idea, beneath our dignity as a country."
Then she turned off her replies. Of course.
Smart move, because the receipts are long:
🧾 Gaddafi. When Gaddafi was dragged from a drain pipe and killed by a mob in 2011, she laughed on camera: "We came, we saw, he died."
🧾 Benghazi. Four Americans dead, including Ambassador Chris Stevens. Requests for more security went to her State Department and were turned down. Her answer to Congress: "What difference, at this point, does it make?"
🧾 The server. She ran official business on a private email server in her basement. About 33,000 emails were deleted, the server was scrubbed with BleachBit, and the FBI says some devices were smashed with a hammer. The FBI director called her "extremely careless." Asked if she wiped the server: "What, like with a cloth?"
🧾 Uranium One. Her State Department was one of the agencies that signed off on Russia's state nuclear company taking control of about 20% of America's uranium production capacity. Meanwhile, millions flowed to the Clinton Foundation from people tied to the deal, and Bill got $500,000 for one speech in Moscow.
🧾 Haiti. After the 2010 earthquake, Bill co-chaired the recovery commission and billions were pledged. The promised jobs and homes largely never came. Haitians protested outside the Clinton Foundation. And her brother Tony Rodham somehow landed a rare gold mining permit in Haiti.
🧾 The Foundation. Foreign governments gave millions to the Clinton Foundation while she was Secretary of State.
🧾 The plea deal. In 1975 she defended a man accused of the SA of a 12-year-old girl. She challenged the child's credibility in court filings, got him a plea deal, and was later recorded laughing about the case.
🧾 Bill's accusers. When women came forward about Bill, she stood at the center of the effort to discredit them. Her own friend's private papers quote her calling Monica Lewinsky a "narcissistic loony toon."
🧾 Steel dossier. Her campaign and the DNC paid for the Steele dossier through their law firm, then got fined by the FEC for hiding it in their reports.
🧾 Deplorables. She called half of Trump's voters a "basket of deplorables."
🧾 Trading. And way back when, she turned $1,000 into nearly $100,000 trading cattle futures in under a year. Must be nice.
That's the moral authority telling you a firing squad for a mass-murdering terrorist is beneath us.
No, Killary. You don't get to talk about dignity.
Hillary Clinton wants to lecture America about dignity.
On Oct. 9 she called the public execution of Nidal Hasan, the jihadist who killed 13 people at Fort Hood while yelling "Allahu Akbar," a "barbaric idea, beneath our dignity as a country."
Then she turned off her replies. Of course.
Smart move, because the receipts are long:
🧾 Gaddafi. When Gaddafi was dragged from a drain pipe and killed by a mob in 2011, she laughed on camera: "We came, we saw, he died."
🧾 Benghazi. Four Americans dead, including Ambassador Chris Stevens. Requests for more security went to her State Department and were turned down. Her answer to Congress: "What difference, at this point, does it make?"
🧾 The server. She ran official business on a private email server in her basement. About 33,000 emails were deleted, the server was scrubbed with BleachBit, and the FBI says some devices were smashed with a hammer. The FBI director called her "extremely careless." Asked if she wiped the server: "What, like with a cloth?"
🧾 Uranium One. Her State Department was one of the agencies that signed off on Russia's state nuclear company taking control of about 20% of America's uranium production capacity. Meanwhile, millions flowed to the Clinton Foundation from people tied to the deal, and Bill got $500,000 for one speech in Moscow.
🧾 Haiti. After the 2010 earthquake, Bill co-chaired the recovery commission and billions were pledged. The promised jobs and homes largely never came. Haitians protested outside the Clinton Foundation. And her brother Tony Rodham somehow landed a rare gold mining permit in Haiti.
🧾 The Foundation. Foreign governments gave millions to the Clinton Foundation while she was Secretary of State.
🧾 The plea deal. In 1975 she defended a man accused of the SA of a 12-year-old girl. She challenged the child's credibility in court filings, got him a plea deal, and was later recorded laughing about the case.
🧾 Bill's accusers. When women came forward about Bill, she stood at the center of the effort to discredit them. Her own friend's private papers quote her calling Monica Lewinsky a "narcissistic loony toon."
🧾 Steel dossier. Her campaign and the DNC paid for the Steele dossier through their law firm, then got fined by the FEC for hiding it in their reports.
🧾 Deplorables. She called half of Trump's voters a "basket of deplorables."
🧾 Trading. And way back when, she turned $1,000 into nearly $100,000 trading cattle futures in under a year. Must be nice.
That's the moral authority telling you a firing squad for a mass-murdering terrorist is beneath us.
No, Killary. You don't get to talk about dignity.
A British couple's dream outback road trip has turned into a nightmare after a gang of eight bat-wielding aboriginals stole their 4WD containing $40K worth of possessions.
"We chose Australia because it's safe"
It was Pakistani named Muhammad that sexually assaulted a Japanese teenager in Aomori Prefecture
It was a Pakistani named Muhammad that sexually a 30 year old Japanese woman in Shonai Town
It was a Pakistani named Muhammad that sexually assaulted a 31 year old Japanese woman in Kumamoto.
Now it's a Pakistani named Muhammad sexually assaulting & threatening to kill a Japanese girl in her 20s in Kabukicho.
I think I'm starting to notice a pattern here but I can't figure it out 🤔
@DIPYOMUCH How does IQ affect being able to invent, produce, or run a country he asks? Literally look at any African country and you’ll find the answers!
It’s gonna be hard for buddy to spin this one around, that data slapped him in the face!!