Sparkyp
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Wait what? Mexico and Guatemala won’t let illegal immigrants to pass through without proper documentation? What evil and racist countries they are.
If America is so racist why are these people trying to still come here?
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Wait what? Mexico and Guatemala won’t let illegal immigrants to pass through without proper documentation? What evil and racist countries they are.
If America is so racist why are these people trying to still come here?
xy5jn0
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Lol good point.
Soros is paying them so they can stage a big publicity stunt right before the midterm elections.
Libtards are still to stupid to see that their playbook is old, outdated, and easily exposed with the new social media.
Soros is paying them so they can stage a big publicity stunt right before the midterm elections.
Libtards are still to stupid to see that their playbook is old, outdated, and easily exposed with the new social media.
If ever there were a quote to capture this administration's moral rot ...
Hey, the snowflakes got one right for a change.
Henry Kissinger Heckled At NYU, Told To "Rot In Hell"
Henry Kissinger Heckled At NYU, Told To "Rot In Hell"
A very similar moral rot was present before Trump was elected. You might say he inherited it from his predecessors. I had high hopes he would address some of that, but it's not looking good lately.
ISTANBUL — Omar Abdulaziz hit record on his phone and slipped it into the breast pocket of his jacket, he recalled, taking a seat in a Montreal cafe to wait for two men who said they were carrying a personal message from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
When they arrived, Abdulaziz, a 27-year-old Saudi opposition activist, asked why they had come all the way to Canada to see him.
“There are two scenarios,” one of the emissaries said, speaking of Abdulaziz in the third person. In the first, he can go back home to Saudi Arabia, to his friends and family. In the second: “Omar goes to prison.”
Which will Omar choose? they asked.
To drive home what was at stake, the visitors brought one of Abdulaziz’s younger brothers from Saudi Arabia to the meeting. Abdulaziz appealed to his brother to keep calm.
The clandestine recordings — more than 10 hours of conversation — were provided to The Washington Post by Abdulaziz, a close associate of the missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. They offer a chilling depiction of how Saudi Arabia tries to lure opposition figures back to the kingdom with promises of money and safety. These efforts have sharply escalated since Mohammed became crown prince last year, rights groups say.
