I think they should also come up with some kind of check and balance on the Supreme Court. Or at least balance the court justices between the right and the left.Yes, they have to do something, clearly the system didn’t work as intended. The founders assumed “honourable men”, they were mistaken.
The first thing that needs to change drastically however is the concept of presidential pardons.
I'll add one too.....At the risk of side tracking this into a sports discussion, I’ll leave this for your amusement.
When I see a soccer player rolling on the ground clearly faking an injury to get the ref’s attention, I think of this. Big Buff was so much fun to watch
No different than his crypto scam... The amout of money "investors" lost yet he made is mind bogglingWow,
Just fucking, wow.
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Fucking scammer.
Yep ! Can you imagine the amount of prosecution that should be coming for the handlers once he is out of office or after he croaks ?No different than his crypto scam... The amout of money "investors" lost yet he made is mind boggling
I'd bet if asked he wouldn't even be able to explain what cyrpto is
The crypto was nothing but thinly disguised bribes - just look who bought it.No different than his crypto scam... The amout of money "investors" lost yet he made is mind boggling
*Trump voice*(snip)
I'd bet if asked he wouldn't even be able to explain what cyrpto is
Let's play their game. We send all our fallers from across Canada to fight the forest fires wherever they are and calm the Americans down which would show our seriousness. Lumber production grinds to a stall ...price rises by 100% in a few weeks... plus his new smoke revenge tariff/tax which would trigger the lobbies.https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/us-complaints-trump-widlfire-smoke-9.7274466
Guess it's time for Canada to stop sending help down south when Nazi America burns
Even the mentally unstable have better common sense then this twat
This isn't about the fires. Its a bullying tactic. Its textbook narcissistic abuse behaviour. Pick a small thing and make a big stink about it, while you do much worse things.Let's play their game. We send all our fallers from across Canada to fight the forest fires wherever they are and calm the Americans down which would show our seriousness. Lumber production grinds to a stall ...price rises by 100% in a few weeks... plus his new smoke revenge tariff/tax which would trigger the lobbies.
Maybe just a pitch of this scenario would inject some sense into him and his handlers.
Oh i know. It would be only to call his bluff and watch him back down after losing face . We are still dealing with an eight year old boy about to croak from health issues.This isn't about the fires. Its a bullying tactic. Its textbook narcissistic abuse behaviour. Pick a small thing and make a big stink about it, while you do much worse things.
Yah! And stop fighting their stupid wars!https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/us-complaints-trump-widlfire-smoke-9.7274466
Guess it's time for Canada to stop sending help down south when Nazi America burns
Even the mentally unstable have better common sense then this twat
Posted in a Libertarian US financial blog today:
Want to see more egregious ideologically dogmatic and intentional Forest mismanagement? Come to Colorado, where ANY kind of necessary forest management will get you buried under the jail.
The leadership are all brainwashed morons while the common cucks sit back and pretend 'everything will work out'. Its insanity YET the same horseshit is playing out in CAN, AUS, NZ as the bonehead commoners are bribed with some baubles and trinkets into giving up their nation to imported, third world, uneducated, uncultured, savages.
The entire purpose of Obama and Biden flooding the country with 45 million invaders was to overload the system, protect, and replace a law & order society.
I am glad Trump did not bend a knee after this incident but instead stepped up deportation efforts.
87% of Americans support deporting these illegals. It's these paid protesters who make it look otherwise.
Canada in summers of hopeless conflagrations can only say of Mr. Trump’s sanctions and tariffs against Canada to an aid in deporting 45 million invaders of America.
| Claim | Assessment | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| "Obama and Biden flooded the country with 45 million invaders." | False | There is no evidence that 45 million people entered or reside in the U.S. illegally. Estimates of the unauthorized immigrant population are around 11–13 million, not 45 million. The term "invaders" is political rhetoric rather than a factual description. |
| "The purpose was to overload the system, protect, and replace a law & order society." | Unsupported | There is no evidence that either the Obama or Biden administration had a stated or documented policy objective to "replace" a law-and-order society. This is an opinion or allegation, not an established fact. |
| "Trump stepped up deportation efforts." | Mostly True | During both of his administrations, Donald Trump prioritized stricter immigration enforcement, expanded detention and deportation efforts, and increased pressure on jurisdictions that limited cooperation with federal immigration authorities. The extent and effectiveness of those efforts varied over time. |
| "87% of Americans support deporting these illegals." | False or unsupported | No reputable national poll consistently finds that 87% of Americans support deporting all undocumented immigrants. Polling generally shows more nuanced views, with support depending on whether respondents are asked about people convicted of crimes, recent border crossers, or all undocumented immigrants. |
| "It's these paid protesters who make it look otherwise." | Unsupported | There is no evidence that protests against immigration enforcement are generally composed of paid protesters. While isolated cases of compensated organizers have occurred in various political movements, there is no credible evidence supporting this as a broad explanation for immigration-related protests. |
| "Trump's sanctions and tariffs against Canada were to aid deporting 45 million invaders." | False | U.S. tariffs or sanctions on Canada have generally been justified by trade, economic, or broader national security arguments—not as a mechanism to deport tens of millions of undocumented immigrants. There is no evidence they were imposed for that purpose. |
| "Canada in summers of hopeless conflagrations..." | Partly opinion, partly factual | Canada has experienced severe wildfire seasons in recent years. Describing them as "hopeless conflagrations" is rhetorical rather than factual. |






