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Obama was said to be a victorious hero even though there’s no proof Bin Laden had anything to do with the 9-11 attack.
The next war will likely be in Taiwan, the 'Quad' (United States, Japan, Australia and India) vs. China.
A New Orleans grandfather says the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) took his life savings based on flimsy accusations of drug trafficking and without ever charging him with a crime. Now he's fighting to get it back.Kermit Warren, a former longshoreman, says he and his son had gotten laid off from their jobs last year during the COVID-19 lockdowns, and he was trying to turn a side-business as a scrapper into a full-time venture. To that end, he and his son traveled to Ohio with roughly $28,000 to purchase a tow truck.However, Warren claims the tow truck was too large for his needs, so he and his son bought a one-way ticket back home. In the airport, three DEA agents stopped the two men and questioned them about the bag of cash they were carrying.The complaint against Warren's money filed in federal court says Warren and his son gave suspicious and incomplete answers about their travel itinerary and plans to buy the truck. Based on that, the agents seized his money. The complaint alleges that a drug dog later alerted on the cash, and that the DEA had previously received a tip of drug trafficking activity at his son's residence. Warren denies any involvement in drug activity.The government is now seeking to keep Warren's money forever
Although there is nothing illegal about flying domestically with large amounts of undeclared cash, federal and local law enforcement have a habit of seizing currency from travelers under civil asset forfeiture laws.
The Institute for Justice is currently litigating a separate class-action lawsuit on behalf of people whose cash was seized by the DEA at airports. One of the lead plaintiffs in that case, Stacy Jones, had $43,167 in cash seized by the DEA as she was trying to fly home to Tampa, Florida, from Wilmington, North Carolina. Jones says the cash was from the sale of a used car, as well as money she and her husband intended to take to a casino.One of the other named plaintiffs in the lawsuit, Terrence Rolin, a 79-year-old retired railroad engineer, had his life savings of $82,373 seized by the DEA after his daughter tried to take it on a flight out of Pittsburgh with the intent of depositing it in a bank.
In 2016, a USA Today investigation found the DEA seized more than $209 million from at least 5,200 travelers in 15 major airports over the previous decade.
https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/1427929346262642688
https://reason.com/2021/08/17/dea-seizes-life-savings-of-new-orleans-grandfather-without-charging-him-with-a-crime/QuoteA New Orleans grandfather says the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) took his life savings based on flimsy accusations of drug trafficking and without ever charging him with a crime. Now he's fighting to get it back.Kermit Warren, a former longshoreman, says he and his son had gotten laid off from their jobs last year during the COVID-19 lockdowns, and he was trying to turn a side-business as a scrapper into a full-time venture. To that end, he and his son traveled to Ohio with roughly $28,000 to purchase a tow truck.However, Warren claims the tow truck was too large for his needs, so he and his son bought a one-way ticket back home. In the airport, three DEA agents stopped the two men and questioned them about the bag of cash they were carrying.The complaint against Warren's money filed in federal court says Warren and his son gave suspicious and incomplete answers about their travel itinerary and plans to buy the truck. Based on that, the agents seized his money. The complaint alleges that a drug dog later alerted on the cash, and that the DEA had previously received a tip of drug trafficking activity at his son's residence. Warren denies any involvement in drug activity.The government is now seeking to keep Warren's money foreverQuoteAlthough there is nothing illegal about flying domestically with large amounts of undeclared cash, federal and local law enforcement have a habit of seizing currency from travelers under civil asset forfeiture laws. QuoteThe Institute for Justice is currently litigating a separate class-action lawsuit on behalf of people whose cash was seized by the DEA at airports. One of the lead plaintiffs in that case, Stacy Jones, had $43,167 in cash seized by the DEA as she was trying to fly home to Tampa, Florida, from Wilmington, North Carolina. Jones says the cash was from the sale of a used car, as well as money she and her husband intended to take to a casino.One of the other named plaintiffs in the lawsuit, Terrence Rolin, a 79-year-old retired railroad engineer, had his life savings of $82,373 seized by the DEA after his daughter tried to take it on a flight out of Pittsburgh with the intent of depositing it in a bank.QuoteIn 2016, a USA Today investigation found the DEA seized more than $209 million from at least 5,200 travelers in 15 major airports over the previous decade.
Quote from: team filler on August 18, 2021, 06:17:32 PMhttps://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/1427929346262642688To be fair, that sounds like it would make a great tycoon game.
is this gonna actually end up with them pulling the "Joe has to step down for health reasons" card like the mad lads said would happen I suppose the one saving grace he has ATM is no one believes he's actually calling the shots
There are a lot of universe brains posting in this thread, and I don’t agree with many of the hot-takes about Biden’s mental competency level, but I will say we all knew there was no possible way for us to CLEANLY get out from Afghanistan. It was never going to happen.
Yeah, mistakes were made. We’re going to be examining what went wrong for a long time. It was a volatile and difficult situation to navigate, which is why I think it is so pointless and disingenuous to point fingers at Biden and shout “senile!“
There are a lot of universe brains posting in this thread
Quote from: chronovore on August 19, 2021, 09:14:23 PMThere are a lot of universe brains posting in this thread, and I don’t agree with many of the hot-takes about Biden’s mental competency level, but I will say we all knew there was no possible way for us to CLEANLY get out from Afghanistan. It was never going to happen.You know all those humvees the Taliban is driving around?Should have stocked the gas tanks with bombs. Then after the fall of Kabul, trigger them and you gottem
Bin Laden warned in 2010 letter that Biden would ‘lead US into crisis’
In the letter dated May 2010, the al Qaeda 9/11 mastermind wrote he had no assassination plots against Biden because he deemed him “totally unprepared” to lead the United States.
BIDEN: *walks away*REPORTER: “What about ISIS and the threat that Americans face now?”
Nintex, don't be a sap.
https://twitter.com/alexsalvinews/status/1429257743165177858the 5G has activated
"We are going to be the leaders in evacuating" She literally said it, these fucking clowns https://twitter.com/AmericaRising/status/1429885605727645698
"gee, let me go to dangerous area of the world with war going on" "oh no, I am in dangerous area with war going on!" :'(
Don't worry the Dems got this, they'll just call the black guy a racist (Image removed from quote.)
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul promised more government transparency on her first day in office and by day's end her administration had quietly delivered it by acknowledging nearly 12,000 more deaths in the state from COVID-19 than had been publicized by her predecessor, Andrew Cuomo.
QuoteALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul promised more government transparency on her first day in office and by day's end her administration had quietly delivered it by acknowledging nearly 12,000 more deaths in the state from COVID-19 than had been publicized by her predecessor, Andrew Cuomo.https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1430211255781019654
