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A neighbor films an illegal migrant being detained by ICE in Pompano Beach, Florida
The neighbor says “This is very sad, unbelievable”
Pompano Beach metropolitan area has been so flooded with illegals, the foreign-born population share was officially reported at 41.5% in 2022The Nazi’s at @infowars think my RESISTANCE is a costume 🤬🤬🤬
Thank you to the kind lady for escorting me out of such a hostile situation. Fascists like @OwenShroyer1776 will never silence my voice ✊🏿❤️🏳️⚧️🌈🫃Governor DeSantis and Cabinet Hold Meeting to Implement Immigration Enforcement Measures https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1OwxWXlpgzmKQ
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John "Hugo N Frye" Patric
John Patric (born 1902) grew up in Snohomish. His father ran a hardware store, his mother was the town librarian.
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Proposed East Texas data center ends project, admitting they fell short of the standards I have set.Data centers must:
✅ Pay their own way
✅ Bring their own power
✅ Reuse their own water
✅ Reduce electricity costs for Texans
✅ Protect Texas neighborhoods
Texans come first.
What is it, to be a Texan?It is not a birthright. It is a state of mind! It is freedom, passion, love for others and love for the land. You can fulfill your dreams if you work hard. It is Dr Pepper, cowboy hats, pride, humility and unconditional love. It is respecting nature and embracing it. It is being a steward as well as a servant. Most of all it is a bond and a brotherhood based on mutual respect and love for each other! It is accepting and embracing differences and sharing mutual interests. It is being proud of our heritage and our history. It is being friendly and happy for our fellow Texans and fighting to protect our way of life!
Here’s a small flyer promoting my book “Why Japan Was Strong”, first published 1943, and most recently republished in 2005.
Legal Retributive JusticeJames Comey did not stumble onto a beach and innocently photograph some seashells. He is the former Director of the FBI. He spent decades studying exactly how coded language is used to signal violence against public figures. He led the Bureau through the rise of stochastic terrorism as a national security category. Then he posted “86 47” arranged in sand to hundreds of thousands of followers, with eighty-six being slang for elimination and forty-seven being the sitting President of the United States, who had survived two assassination attempts in the previous twelve months. He took the post down within hours, which is the move of a man who knew exactly what he had communicated and realized he had said it too plainly. Innocent posts do not get deleted within hours.
The defense, that he simply did not connect the numbers to violence, is laughable. He was on a national press tour promoting his novel FDR Drive, a thriller about a public figure using coded messaging to incite his followers to commit acts of violence against political enemies. He told NPR the book’s central themes were free speech and “what happens when someone’s words incite violence.” A man cannot be on national radio explaining how coded incitement operates while simultaneously claiming he failed to recognize coded incitement in his own Instagram feed. That is not a coincidence. That is a confession delivered by a defendant who spent eight years building a public career on personal opposition to Donald Trump.
The First Amendment is not a magic word. The Supreme Court ruled in Counterman v. Colorado in 2023 that true threats lose protection when the speaker consciously disregards a substantial risk his communication will be read as threatening violence. Comey’s expertise, his audience, his timing, his take-down, and his eight years of documented hostility toward the President all answer that question. He knew. He of all people knew. And in the end, the country needs to face what this case actually is: a former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation posting a coded call for the removal of a sitting President during an active assassination threat environment, then asking the same Bureau he once led to believe he meant nothing by it.
