Posted on 10/25/2018 9:58:50 PM PDT by ransomnote
I did a 90 second research project and found that the man’s father was indeed a Filipino (I think the “pino” part refers to Pinoy, not sure) who immigrated and was naturalized in 1970 in Florida.
See comment:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3700306/posts?page=3#3
And thread.
Mexico offered benefits etc to help the mob stay in Mexico.
The mob refused.
This IMHO negates any future claim of asylum into the US.
I watched with the sound muted. ( :) You know how I am.) Conservative in NY explained it very well in his notes. KKKlantifa sure is stupid, huh?
I HATE the idea of automatic restoration but not necessarily against them being able to earn it. Ex cons get put in a no win situation when they get out — few places to work or live. They get desperate and commit more crimes.
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This is clear to all of us; but, we also realize it will never penetrate the dim brains of the blue-pilled people who are still the vast majority. Sad but true.
I had thought it would turn out to be some misguided ANTIFA types (that's redundant, I know); but, seeing the CLOWN SHOW, it's clear there is a deeper and more insidious evil behind it.
We will WIN on this because only the lost-cause, totally brainwashed leftists could imagine that Cesar Altieri Sayoc Jr. is a typical Trump supporter.
Whatever we might say about Mr. Sayoc, none of his "bombs" were actually capable of hurting anyone. Was this deliberate, or just incompetence? I choose to believe that some part of him did not wish to cause actual harm.
Whether he is a victim of MK/Ultra or simple FBI coercion ... or even a mere kook as he is depicted ... I see him as a tortured soul and he is in my prayers today.
https://heavy.com/news/2018/10/cesar-sayoc-family-wife-a-photo/
Cesar Sayoc’s Family: Suspect’s Father Was an Immigrant
Cesar Sayoc, the suspect in the string of suspicious packages that were sent to prominent Democratic critics of President Donald Trump, including former presidents, is the son of an immigrant from the Philippines and a Brooklyn-born mother.
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Sayoc’s mother is from Brooklyn and his father, Cesar Sayoc Sr., was from the Philippines. The Miami Herald reports that his father was an immigrant from that country and “was naturalized in 1970 in North Miami Beach.” Heavy has obtained Sayoc’s dad’s naturalization record from Ancestry.com, which you can read above.
The immigration record says the father, who spelled his name Ceasar Sayoc, came from Manila and was living in North Miami Beach. He arrived in the United States in 1956, the record states. Ancestry records indicate Sayoc’s father died in 2009 and received a social security number in California. The Miami Herald reports that this Ceasar Sayoc is believed to be the suspect’s father.
In the immigration records, Sayoc’s mother indicated she was born in Brooklyn, New York and was a citizen. The parents met while attending beauty school, according to the record from Ancestry.com. Florida corporation records show Sayoc’s mother has run several businesses in Florida, including one that appears to be a beauty salon.
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“Woke Americans laugh at their lameness.”
Because anybody on our side knows that any reckless disregard for the law and political propriety (correctness) is hammered down with an iron fist. The ONLY ONES who behave with reckless disregard are the enemy, because they can get away with it, apparently.
How about ex-con businesses, run by ex-cons who have straightened up.
There is one ex-con who started a bread making business, it’s sold around here. It’s horrible bread but probably people like it. (Horrible because it’s sweet.)
This Former Felon Started An Organic Bread Business That’s Now Worth $50 Million
Dave Dahl is the co-founder of an organic whole grains bread company. He’s also a convicted felon who has spent 15 years in prison, with charges including armed robbery, assault, and delivery of a controlled substance. And now, his company Dave’s Killer Bread is expanding outside of the 13 western states where it’s currently available and into the rest of the U.S., courtesy of a partnership with Goode Partners, a New York private equity firm.
It wasn’t an accident that Dahl ended up in the bread business. His family started the NatureBake bakery brand in 1955. But Dahl’s breads ended up being a big hit at local farmers’ markets when he launched his line in 2005, just a year after getting out of prison.
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Dahl is also giving back to the prison community. Dave’s Killer Bread is one of four hiring partners working with Collaborative Benefit, a LinkedIn for the incarcerated and formerly incarcerated started by Tulio Cardozo, a former prisoner and graduate of the Last Mile prison startup accelerator. After all, Dahl is the ultimate prison success story.
DEVELOPING....
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/breaking-pittsburgh-synagogue-shooting-gunman-13489212
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u r kewl....
Just an FYI ...I just use “floatation devices” as a thread cluttering placemarker.
The central role of General Alexander Haig in undermining Nixon during Watergate is made clear. Thanks to Kissinger, Haig was miraculously promoted to 4-star general faster than anyone in history over hundreds of more eligible officers -- and then he was made commanding general of NATO forces despite being woefully unprepared for the job. He personally controlled the transcription of one key Nixon tape, and used the transcript to convince Nixon that it was the smoking gun. Sam Ervin prevented Fred Thompson from introducing evidence that Joseph Califano, the chief counsel of the DNC, had actually interviewed one of the burglars before the burglary took place, and that Califano had illegal wiretaps of Nixon dating from well before the burglary.
This book is definitely in the "conspiracy theory" vein, but more believable post-Q than pre-Q.
I assume moslem.
KC! I want to feel the fur between my teeth! I’ve never forgot that line! I STILL WANT IT!
All these spelling errors yet he still managed to get all the addresses right.
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