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Posted on 07/17/2025 8:17:00 AM PDT by Red Badger
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Only a matter of time.
He needs his life ruined.
I just read on X that the app creators for the ICE Tracking system app are actual employees of the Department of Justice, in Austin, Texas. Simmer on that a bit.
Soon to be EX-Employees......................
Probably an illegal - and back across the border already.
ICE agents getting fired at with real bullet is what the media call a “peaceful protest.”
A whole 50k....
I hope Akin to controlling the opposition to ICE.
that bit of tat showing on his arm will also help to identify him WHEN he’s caught [unless he self-deports first] ...
Read the reviews on Apple for ICEblock. They are great. They are horrified that so many people are using the app to flood the system with false reports everywhere all the time. I installed it and do the same all the time. It only works with Apple iPhones though.
Love it! Not only his face but his tattoo. Dude, never get a tattoo. They’re like unique identifying symbol, duh!
Like a barcode or QR Code for humans!>............
Who runs the California marijuana farms Mexican Cartels ?
$50,000! I can hear him now, yeah they got me, my mom and dad are fighting over the 50 grand. They both claimed to have called FBI for the money. They’re just trying to figure out who called them first.
The only question I have is why wasn’t he shot dead at location?
A co-op between them and the Chinese.................
Was it this guy: https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4329026/posts
Bad optics.....................
Get a temp tattoo before you do something, then remove it.
Nope, that guy is arrested. He was the shooter in Texas................
A Decline in Courage by: Alexander Solzhenitsyn!:
A decline in courage may be the most striking feature that an outside observer notices in the West today. The Western world has lost its civic courage, both as a whole and separately, in each country, in each government, in each political party, and, of course, in the United Nations. Such a decline in courage is particularly noticeable among the ruling and intellectual elites, causing an impression of a loss of courage by the entire society.
There remain many courageous individuals, but they have no determining influence on public life.
Political and intellectual functionaries exhibit this depression, passivity, and perplexity in their actions and in their statements, and even more so in their self-serving rationales as to how realistic, reasonable, and intellectually and even morally justified it is to base state policies on weakness and cowardice.
The decline in courage, at times attaining what could be termed a lack of manhood, is ironically emphasized by occasional outbursts of boldness and inflexibility on the part of those same functionaries when dealing with weak governments and with countries that lack support, or with doomed currents which clearly cannot offer any resistance. But they get tongue-tied and paralyzed when they deal with powerful governments and threatening forces, with aggressors and international terrorists.
Must one point out that from ancient times a decline in courage has been considered the first symptom of the end?
In 1978, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, recently released from the Soviet Union, came to Harvard to make a commencement address. Self-satisfied liberals assumed he would simply attack the Soviet Union (which he did) and declare all the smug East-Coast elites to be morally perfect (which he did not).
During the speech, he criticized the moral decline of the materialist and narcissistic West.
This story made me think of one such quote from his speech:
“The defense of individual rights has reached such extremes as to make society as a whole defenseless against certain individuals. It is time, in the West, to defend not so much human rights as human obligations.”
We will never hear of this arsonists case, nor any punishment for him, ever again.
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