He asks what kind of dog she has.
A few seconds later, he makes one VERY bad choice of words.
Her response is a single command.
Watch how fast that German Shepherd understands what comes next.
Limited war always fails. Vietnam proved it. You fight with one hand tied, the enemy adapts, and you eventually quit.
The same rule applies to immigration.
Targeting only the “worst of the worst” feels responsible and humane. It is also a guaranteed losing strategy. The remaining millions correctly calculate that the odds of removal are low, so they stay. The system never changes the incentives.
Full-spectrum enforcement does the opposite. When every illegal presence carries real risk, workplace, benefits, housing, daily movement, self-deportation becomes the rational choice for most people. You don’t need to cuff 107 million. You need to make staying more costly than leaving.
This is not cruelty. It is systems thinking. People respond to incentives. Soft, selective enforcement tells them the incentives still favor staying. Total spectrum enforcement reverses the calculation.
Half-measures produce permanent problems. Full measures produce results. The history of limited conflict is clear on this point.
Trump has happily broken almost every other key promise he made, so it stands to reason that the mass deportations he promised will also never happen. In other words, what we got with Trump was all of the negatives that have energized the left more than ever thought possible, with virtually none of the benefits to our side.
Did you know Sacha Baron Cohen's films and shows were made in collaboration with both the CIA and the Mossad?
If not, read my investigation into his close connections to US and Israeli state power.
https://t.co/tmjTynBmNi
I sat down with Tucker and told him what they didn’t want said out loud.
I was removed by status quo bureaucrats for going hard.
The war should be fought on American soil.
You are being gaslighted.
They want you to think mass deportations are happening.
They’re not. It’s theater.
Watch the interview. Then decide which movie you’re in.
There are more than 100 million illegal aliens living in the United States. Donald Trump has no intention of deporting them. Greg Bovino ran the Border Patrol until earlier this year, and saw the betrayal firsthand. Now he says the administration is threatening his life.
My humble opinion In regard to Flock cameras:
Years ago they put cameras on our ambulance windshields. Forward facing and pointed at us in the cab.
None of us wanted them. They promised a small raise and said the footage was “only for accidents. We won’t use it against you.”
We took the money.
Now they watch seatbelts, conversations, everything. People got fired off that footage.
Then they added AI. It watches us. It talks to us. Tells us we aren’t paying attention. Tells us we’re too close. Basically tells us where to go and how to behave.
That started with a promise and a raise.
It feels like Flock is the same pitch on a bigger scale.
A piece of me likes the thought of additional eyes in the sky to watch out for bad guys, but after all I’ve been through with mainstream minds, I’m concerned the bad guys are going to use this to harm good people.
God bless
Ive always thought Barbara Walters was a huge bitch (and overrated).
She did a lot of interviews like this.
The one with Brooke Shields when she was only 15 is sickening.