The Trump Presidency

[sonofdaxjones]

For all non derps (so that excludes StalkerBot) - the East - West Interstate corridors flowing out of Texas, particularly through the Southeast are well known human trafficking corridors.

Suspect and passengers reportedly using evasive language and purposely feigning not being able to speak English. No luggage in vehicle - a noted sign of possible trafficking.

Maryland Temp License (issued to illegal aliens).

Note to all viewers: Had the previous administration done their job.  We wouldn't even be talking about this guy.

[CNS]

So then that guy wasn’t an Al Queda leader guy?  I bet that was made super obvious since and I just am not remembering. I bet there was an outpouring of evidence, info, etc that proved him to not be an Al Queda leader guy.

[sonofdaxjones]

So then that guy wasn’t an Al Queda leader guy?  I bet that was made super obvious since and I just am not remembering. I bet there was an outpouring of evidence, info, etc that proved him to not be an Al Queda leader guy.

Your deflection on this is both sad and hilarious.

CONCLUSION
The executive’s harsh unilateral treatment of an American citizen’s most
valuable private interest in the DOJ White Memo coupled with the
recognition of a plausible due process claim incapable of redress in Aulaqi II
scream for reform. The high risk of erroneous deprivation inherent in the
executive’s current methodology should be offset by allocating power to the
federal branch most qualified to assess constitutional rights—the judiciary.
The narrowly tailored ex ante judicial regime described above provides a
much-needed system of independent review that allows the executive to carry
out its vital mission of safeguarding our nation while still providing adequate
procedural due process for U.S. citizens. Although little can be done to
remedy past transgressions, hope remains for the next Aulaqi—there is still
time to mitigate the slippery slope toward executive despotism so feared by
the Framers of our Constitution.

. . . Fordham Law Review

[Spracne]

This whole matter centers around Venezuela 

I appreciate the fact that you are extended the full rights and privileges of American citizens to illegal alien criminal enterprises, potentially controlled by a foreign government.

It also hammers home the plan - to flood the US with illegal immigrants, knowing full well the courts could not handle it, and then hoping people with just throw up their arms and grant blanket amnesty.

All of that from the people who once pounded the lectern and screamed about how you couldn't just jump over a river, and that illegal immigration was an evil rich Republican plot.

Holy crap. Some of your takes on this page are embarrassingly bad. First carrying the water on Trump's absolutely illegal use of the Alien Enemies Act, now declaring that non-citizens don't have due process/equal protection rights. You're making some claims that are provably false, which is unlike you. Normally, you stick to platitudes that cannot be tested for truth. You're slippin'.

[Spracne]

So then that guy wasn’t an Al Queda leader guy?  I bet that was made super obvious since and I just am not remembering. I bet there was an outpouring of evidence, info, etc that proved him to not be an Al Queda leader guy.

Your deflection on this is both sad and hilarious.

CONCLUSION
The executive’s harsh unilateral treatment of an American citizen’s most
valuable private interest in the DOJ White Memo coupled with the
recognition of a plausible due process claim incapable of redress in Aulaqi II
scream for reform. The high risk of erroneous deprivation inherent in the
executive’s current methodology should be offset by allocating power to the
federal branch most qualified to assess constitutional rights—the judiciary.
The narrowly tailored ex ante judicial regime described above provides a
much-needed system of independent review that allows the executive to carry
out its vital mission of safeguarding our nation while still providing adequate
procedural due process for U.S. citizens. Although little can be done to
remedy past transgressions, hope remains for the next Aulaqi—there is still
time to mitigate the slippery slope toward executive despotism so feared by
the Framers of our Constitution.

. . . Fordham Law Review

Dax, did you score like a sub-200 on the reading comprehension part of the SAT?

[sonofdaxjones]

This whole matter centers around Venezuela 

I appreciate the fact that you are extended the full rights and privileges of American citizens to illegal alien criminal enterprises, potentially controlled by a foreign government.

It also hammers home the plan - to flood the US with illegal immigrants, knowing full well the courts could not handle it, and then hoping people with just throw up their arms and grant blanket amnesty.

All of that from the people who once pounded the lectern and screamed about how you couldn't just jump over a river, and that illegal immigration was an evil rich Republican plot.

Holy crap. Some of your takes on this page are embarrassingly bad. First carrying the water on Trump's absolutely illegal use of the Alien Enemies Act, now declaring that non-citizens don't have due process/equal protection rights. You're making some claims that are provably false, which is unlike you. Normally, you stick to platitudes that cannot be tested for truth. You're slippin'.

The judge shopping by #blueanon is noted and frowned upon severely.

There's more than amble evidence to tie the Venezuelan government and the Venezuelan military to this particular illegal alien criminal organization that's operating in the United States.

Other countries (like Chile) have also found more than ample evidence that this the international criminal cartel has committed crimes in Chile at the behest of the Venezuelan government.

[sonofdaxjones]

So then that guy wasn’t an Al Queda leader guy?  I bet that was made super obvious since and I just am not remembering. I bet there was an outpouring of evidence, info, etc that proved him to not be an Al Queda leader guy.

Your deflection on this is both sad and hilarious.

CONCLUSION
The executive’s harsh unilateral treatment of an American citizen’s most
valuable private interest in the DOJ White Memo coupled with the
recognition of a plausible due process claim incapable of redress in Aulaqi II
scream for reform. The high risk of erroneous deprivation inherent in the
executive’s current methodology should be offset by allocating power to the
federal branch most qualified to assess constitutional rights—the judiciary.
The narrowly tailored ex ante judicial regime described above provides a
much-needed system of independent review that allows the executive to carry
out its vital mission of safeguarding our nation while still providing adequate
procedural due process for U.S. citizens. Although little can be done to
remedy past transgressions, hope remains for the next Aulaqi—there is still
time to mitigate the slippery slope toward executive despotism so feared by
the Framers of our Constitution.

. . . Fordham Law Review

Dax, did you score like a sub-200 on the reading comprehension part of the SAT?

Full on deflection mode - Engaged

[sonofdaxjones]

Viewers of this blog are once again reminded that the previous administration failed to their job, and thus the current administration must now contend with this (and other) international criminal cartels.

#blueanongE - Steadfastly refuses to awknowledge the above failure(s)/weaponized incompetence by the President Robo Pen administration. 

[Spracne]

This whole matter centers around Venezuela 

I appreciate the fact that you are extended the full rights and privileges of American citizens to illegal alien criminal enterprises, potentially controlled by a foreign government.

It also hammers home the plan - to flood the US with illegal immigrants, knowing full well the courts could not handle it, and then hoping people with just throw up their arms and grant blanket amnesty.

All of that from the people who once pounded the lectern and screamed about how you couldn't just jump over a river, and that illegal immigration was an evil rich Republican plot.

Holy crap. Some of your takes on this page are embarrassingly bad. First carrying the water on Trump's absolutely illegal use of the Alien Enemies Act, now declaring that non-citizens don't have due process/equal protection rights. You're making some claims that are provably false, which is unlike you. Normally, you stick to platitudes that cannot be tested for truth. You're slippin'.

The judge shopping by #blueanon is noted and frowned upon severely.

There's more than amble evidence to tie the Venezuelan government and the Venezuelan military to this particular illegal alien criminal organization that's operating in the United States.

Other countries (like Chile) have also found more than ample evidence that this the international criminal cartel has committed crimes in Chile at the behest of the Venezuelan government.

The act has been invoked only three times in U.S. history, all during declared wars:

War of 1812: Used to manage British subjects in the U.S.
World War I: Applied to citizens of Germany and other Central Powers.
World War II: Used to detain and intern Japanese, German, and Italian nationals, including Japanese-American citizens (though its application to citizens was later criticized and led to reparations).
[2025 America in a Time of Peace and Should-Have-Been Prosperity: Applies to brown people with certain generic tattoo themes and/or who were fingered by a snitch later proven to be lying?]

In each case, the act targeted nationals of enemy states during a congressionally declared war, not private groups or non-state actors. The act’s text explicitly ties its use to a "declared war" or an "invasion or predatory incursion" by a "foreign nation or government."

There's a reason the best thing you can say about this theory is that it's "novel."

[sonofdaxjones]

I think one could easily make the case for this being a predatory invasion by elements under the control of a foreign government.

But again, lets all "common ground" this and recognize that this entire situation was preventable had the previous administration just simply done their job.  Instead they chose willful incompetence.

Now the perpetrators/supporters of that willful incompetence are trying to protect some of the worst people in the world.

So very very #onbrand

[CNS]

I think one could easily make the case for this being a predatory invasion by elements under the control of a foreign government.

If "one" could, only "one" would because all the others would see the world laugh at that idiot.

[CHONGS]

Whatever Trump says dax will support 100%.  Nothing else matters. It could be the complete opposite of what he supported minutes ago, he'll snap into agreement. 

He has no fundamental position on any issue, and will never proffer one unless it's in reaction to what Trump says.

There's really no point in engaging with him, you all know what he's going to say.

[sonofdaxjones]

Chongs with yet another raged out wholly uninformed drive by . . .

Viewers - please note that Chongs steadfastly refuses to address any of the things I bring up.

Like DuhBigPsycho - he only chooses to be (weirdly) mad that I post here.

[sonofdaxjones]

I think one could easily make the case for this being a predatory invasion by elements under the control of a foreign government.

If "one" could, only "one" would because all the others would see the world laugh at that idiot.

I've outlined the reasons why - because you chose to ignore that and just be mad, I chose to  at you.

[sonofdaxjones]

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/tren-de-aragua-members-nabbed-chile-murder-venezuelan-dissident-2025-01-23/

"This morning, the attorney general has confirmed that there is substantial evidence that indicate a link between the horrible murder of former lieutenant Ojeda and instructions or order from Venezuelan authorities,"

[LickNeckey]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fauxmoi/s/LxKfrANgXg

lolz

[BIG APPLE CAT]

I severely underestimated the level to which you would approve of the government disappearing people. That's on me I suppose.

I’m guilty of that too. The part where you’re making a huge mistake is thinking there is a rock bottom for Dax. I know it’s tempting to think surely this man must have some kind of line he’s not willing to cross but it is a fools errand

[star seed 7]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fauxmoi/s/LxKfrANgXg

lolz

Used the ol' "but I'm very stupid so how was I supposed to know what was going on" defense if I remember correctly.

[michigancat]

I don't think Obama should have droned that guy

[sonofdaxjones]

“Disappearing people” . . . LMAO.


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[sonofdaxjones]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fauxmoi/s/LxKfrANgXg

lolz

Posted by a person who supports go to #blueanon media who continually propagated now completely debunked (and insane) conspiracy theories.

Including: Russia - Russia - Russia, Hunter’s laptop is a Russian Intel operation, Joe Biden is as sharp as a laser sharpend tack.

While believing President Robo Pen wouldn’t pardon his family and protect them from prosecution for the operation of their family criminal enterprise




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[Trim]

I hope Ravi is paying attention to how many viewers we have.

[sonofdaxjones]

I severely underestimated the level to which you would approve of the government disappearing people. That's on me I suppose.

I’m guilty of that too. The part where you’re making a huge mistake is thinking there is a rock bottom for Dax. I know it’s tempting to think surely this man must have some kind of line he’s not willing to cross but it is a fools errand

BAC - part of the constituency who fights on behalf of the worst people on the planet while being mad that people on this blog point that out


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[Dugout DickStone]

The Big Cave incoming

[star seed 7]

I don't think Obama should have droned that guy

It's certainly more muddled than this El Salvador guy but I tend to agree.