Trump - rapist and convicted criminal - has federalized DC’s police force. Now what?

The Metropolitan Police along with federal agencies tasked with helping curb crime in the nation’s capital are scrambling to figure out roles and strategy following President Donald Trump’s decision to declare a crime emergency and federalize DC’s police force.

The city's Mayor Muriel Bowser has rejected the president's claims about crime, and while there was a spike in 2023, statistics show it has fallen since then.

Violent crime in the city is also at a 30-year low.

The rapist was lying his fat orange ass off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Knkm3ZbEmNw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsZZrSgRCSo

I'm curious to see Frank and Leroy defend the rapist with this one

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 2:34pm:

Trump - rapist and convicted criminal - has federalized DC’s police force. Now what? The Metropolitan Police along with federal agencies tasked with helping curb crime in the nation’s capital are scrambling to figure out roles and strategy following President Donald Trump’s decision to declare a crime emergency and federalize DC’s police force.

Woke toddlers are now upset about cleaning up the capital.


Trump announced Monday morning that he is invoking section 740 of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act, placing the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department under direct federal control, and activating the National Guard to address crime in the nation’s capital.

“Our capital city has been overtaken by violent gangs and bloodthirsty criminals, roving mobs of wild youth, drugged-out maniacs and homeless people, and we’re not going to let it happen anymore,” Trump stated during the press conference.



The federal government has the authority in DC. Let Dem governors clean up their own states like California, Michigan, Illinois, NY.

Frank wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:11pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12th, 2025 at 2:34pm: Trump - rapist and convicted criminal - has federalized DC’s police force. Now what? The Metropolitan Police along with federal agencies tasked with helping curb crime in the nation’s capital are scrambling to figure out roles and strategy following President Donald Trump’s decision to declare a crime emergency and federalize DC’s police force. Woke toddlers are now upset about cleaning up the capital.

Silly, grimacing bollocks again.

Violent crime in the city is at a 30-year low.

John Smith wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:11pm:

I'm curious to see Frank and Leroy defend the rapist with this one

WASHINGTON–The Washington, DC, Police Union is backing President Donald Trump’s call to take federal control of Washington, DC, due to rampant crime.

Gregg Pemberton, the chairman of the union, released a statement Monday afternoon on the heels of Trump’s executive action to federalize the Metropolitan Police Department.

“We stand with the President in recognizing that Washington, DC, cannot continue on this trajectory. Crime is out of control, and our officers are stretched beyond their limits,” Pemberton said, according to a statement shared by WUSA’s Spencer Allen.

“The federal intervention is a critical stopgap, but the MPD needs proper staffing and support to thrive,” he added. ‘This can only happen by repealing the disastrous policies that have driven out our best officers and hindered recruitment.”

Frank wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:14pm:

John Smith wrote on Aug 12th, 2025 at 3:11pm: I'm curious to see Frank and Leroy defend the rapist with this one WASHINGTON–The Washington, DC, Police Union is backing President Donald Trump’s call to take federal control of Washington, DC, due to rampant crime. Gregg Pemberton, the chairman of the union, released a statement Monday afternoon on the heels of Trump’s executive action to federalize the Metropolitan Police Department. To View Social MediaEnable Social Cookies View on twitter.com “We stand with the President in recognizing that Washington, DC, cannot continue on this trajectory. Crime is out of control, and our officers are stretched beyond their limits,” Pemberton said, according to a statement shared by WUSA’s Spencer Allen. “The federal intervention is a critical stopgap, but the MPD needs proper staffing and support to thrive,” he added. ‘This can only happen by repealing the disastrous policies that have driven out our best officers and hindered recruitment.”

Silly, grimacing bollocks again.

John Smith wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:11pm:

I'm curious to see Frank and Leroy defend the rapist with this one

Wherever there's a rapist who needs defending, you'll find Frank, Leroy and aquascoot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwL3CDqNy0Y

Frank wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:14pm:

John Smith wrote on Aug 12th, 2025 at 3:11pm: I'm curious to see Frank and Leroy defend the rapist with this one WASHINGTON–The Washington, DC, Police Union is backing President Donald Trump’s call to take federal control of Washington, DC, due to rampant crime. Gregg Pemberton, the chairman of the union, released a statement Monday afternoon on the heels of Trump’s executive action to federalize the Metropolitan Police Department. “We stand with the President in recognizing that Washington, DC, cannot continue on this trajectory. Crime is out of control, and our officers are stretched beyond their limits,” Pemberton said, according to a statement shared by WUSA’s Spencer Allen. “The federal intervention is a critical stopgap, but the MPD needs proper staffing and support to thrive,” he added. ‘This can only happen by repealing the disastrous policies that have driven out our best officers and hindered recruitment.”

Trump cited a number of instances in which public officials and employees have been victims of violent crime, including the recent assault of a former Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) staffer, the stabbing of an aide to Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), the 2023 gunpoint carjacking of Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX), and the killing of former Trump administration official Mike Gill.


https://x.com/RapidResponse47/status/1954919394892558415

Frank wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:17pm:

Trump cited a number of instances in which public officials and employees have been victims of violent crime

was he talking about his insurrection?

Frank wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:17pm:

Trump cited a number of instances in which public officials and employees have been victims of violent crime, ...

January 6?

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:22pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 12th, 2025 at 3:17pm: Trump cited a number of instances in which public officials and employees have been victims of violent crime, ... January 6? [quote] John Smith wrote on Aug 12th, 2025 at 3:19pm: [quote author=Frank link=1754973259/10#10 date=1754975850] Trump cited a number of instances in which public officials and employees have been victims of violent crime was he talking about his insurrection?

Obviously neither of you retarded toddlers can read.  You get triggered on the first couple of words and your TDS immediately runs away with you.

Get your crayons out, despicable creep, cross everything out and say something disgusting and slanderous from the  festering shallows of heart.

Thicko, you say something short, irrelevant and idiotic before you go and sweep up. Go on.

Make no mistake, this move is about three things:

1. a distraction from the Trumpstein Files,

2. the rapist's push for white supremacy, and

3. his desire to have complete control over DC.

The mayor of DC is a black woman, and that's two of the things Trump - the rapist and convicted criminal - hates the most: women and coloured people.

DC is full of black homeless people, and that triggers Trump - the rapist and convicted criminal - more than anything else.

And if he - the rapist and convicted criminal - has complete control over DC, he can control elections.

This is just the beginning.

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 2:58pm:

The rapist was lying his fat orange ass off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Knkm3ZbEmNw

You think he has them spray his big fat arse when they spray his face?

Interesting.

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:30pm:

Make no mistake, this move is about three things: 1. a distraction from the Trumpstein Files, 2. the rapist's push for white supremacy, and 3. his desire to have complete control over DC. The mayor of DC is a black woman, and that's two of the things Trump - the rapist and convicted criminal - hates the most: women and coloured people. DC is full of black homeless people, and that triggers Trump - the rapist and convicted criminal - more than anything else. And if he - the rapist and convicted criminal - has complete control over DC, he can control elections. This is just the beginning.

Trump promised to bring back law and order -

he's doing well.

Bobby. wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:47pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12th, 2025 at 3:30pm: Make no mistake, this move is about three things: 1. a distraction from the Trumpstein Files, 2. the rapist's push for white supremacy, and 3. his desire to have complete control over DC. The mayor of DC is a black woman, and that's two of the things Trump - the rapist and convicted criminal - hates the most: women and coloured people. DC is full of black homeless people, and that triggers Trump - the rapist and convicted criminal - more than anything else. And if he - the rapist and convicted criminal - has complete control over DC, he can control elections. This is just the beginning. Trump promised to bring back law and order - he's doing well.

Violent crime in the city is at a 30-year low.

Nothing to do with the violent rapist in the White House.

Frank wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:28pm:

Obviously neither of you retarded toddlers can read.

No point reading it ... with you there's no knowing what's copied and whats edited by you. You can, and do, make anything up.

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:30pm:

Make no mistake, this move is about three things: 1. a distraction from the Trumpstein Files, 2. the rapist's push for white supremacy, and 3. his desire to have complete control over DC. The mayor of DC is a black woman, and that's two of the things Trump - the rapist and convicted criminal - hates the most: women and coloured people. DC is full of black homeless people, and that triggers Trump - the rapist and convicted criminal - more than anything else. And if he - the rapist and convicted criminal - has complete control over DC, he can control elections. This is just the beginning.

Just so, Greggery, but you're forgetting one thing.

The man can't govern. He's fickle, disorganized and totally incompetent. He pays no attention to details and can't lead a team. Those press conferences he gives at cabinet meetings?

They are the cabinet meeting.

DL has appointed the worst possible people to administer the kind of takeover he's seeking. They're chosen for their looks on TV. His team are not qualified to become a dictatorship, and he doesn't have the administrative ability to become a decent Fuhrer.

This will all end up in tears. The only question is how serious those tears become.

Karnal wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 8:21pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12th, 2025 at 3:30pm: Make no mistake, this move is about three things: 1. a distraction from the Trumpstein Files, 2. the rapist's push for white supremacy, and 3. his desire to have complete control over DC. The mayor of DC is a black woman, and that's two of the things Trump - the rapist and convicted criminal - hates the most: women and coloured people. DC is full of black homeless people, and that triggers Trump - the rapist and convicted criminal - more than anything else. And if he - the rapist and convicted criminal - has complete control over DC, he can control elections. This is just the beginning. Just so, Greggery, but you're forgetting one thing. The man can't govern. He's fickle, disorganized and totally incompetent. He pays no attention to details and can't lead a team. Those press conferences he gives at cabinet meetings? They are the cabinet meeting. DL has appointed the worst possible people to administer the kind of takeover he's seeking. They're chosen for their looks on TV. His team are not qualified to become a dictatorship, and he doesn't have the administrative ability to become a decent Fuhrer. This will all end up in tears. The only question is how serious those tears become.

Once more:

You deranged TDS toddlers have been detecting the coming dictatorship since Nixon, Reagan, Bushitler and now Trumphitler. Powelhitler, Thatcherhitler. In Australia, since Menzies, Howard, Abbott, ScoMo.

If there is any pushback against your idiotic pwogwessive undermining, you immediately reach for the Hitler and dictatorship trope.

In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule.

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13^th, 2025 at 10:11am:

In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule.

Good move, he has already enacted a law that people can be sent to countries they are not native too and with this new law he can round up all the lefties and sent them to Ukraine as part of his deal to divvy up Ukraine with Putin. Everyone wins, Putin gets half of Ukraine, all the lefties get to live in Ukraine and can protest all they want to Putin and everyone else can get some relief from the lefties.

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13^th, 2025 at 10:11am:

In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule.

For an initial 30 days and likely far longer, the capital city of a supposed democracy, with a huge working class population, will be under the equivalent of martial law. Instead of a constitutional separation of powers, with “checks and balances,” the Congress, the Supreme Court and every other government institution will become part of the personal fiefdom of Trump, a political gangster who openly seeks the violent suppression of all opposition to his rule.

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13^th, 2025 at 10:20am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:11am: In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule. For an initial 30 days and likely far longer, the capital city of a supposed democracy, with a huge working class population, will be under the equivalent of martial law. Instead of a constitutional separation of powers, with “checks and balances,” the Congress, the Supreme Court and every other government institution will become part of the personal fiefdom of Trump, a political gangster who openly seeks the violent suppression of all opposition to his rule.

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D

https://www.wsws.org/static/img/wswslogo4red.png


Deranged woke toddlers.org

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13^th, 2025 at 10:20am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:11am: In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule. For an initial 30 days and likely far longer, the capital city of a supposed democracy, with a huge working class population, will be under the equivalent of martial law. Instead of a constitutional separation of powers, with “checks and balances,” the Congress, the Supreme Court and every other government institution will become part of the personal fiefdom of Trump, a political gangster who openly seeks the violent suppression of all opposition to his rule.

In Nazi Germany, homeless people were categorized as “asocials” and targeted for persecution. The Nazis considered them unproductive members of society and a burden on the state, at odds with their drive for racial purity and social regimentation. In America, immigrants, Muslims and other minorities join the Jews in the demonology of fascism. But the methods are the same: combining fanatical hatred of socialism and Marxism, racialist scapegoating to disguise the fundamental class divisions in society, and increasingly open violence against all social and political opposition.

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13^th, 2025 at 10:37am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:20am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:11am: In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule. For an initial 30 days and likely far longer, the capital city of a supposed democracy, with a huge working class population, will be under the equivalent of martial law. Instead of a constitutional separation of powers, with “checks and balances,” the Congress, the Supreme Court and every other government institution will become part of the personal fiefdom of Trump, a political gangster who openly seeks the violent suppression of all opposition to his rule. In Nazi Germany, homeless people were categorized as “asocials” and targeted for persecution. The Nazis considered them unproductive members of society and a burden on the state, at odds with their drive for racial purity and social regimentation. In America, immigrants, Muslims and other minorities join the Jews in the demonology of fascism. But the methods are the same: combining fanatical hatred of socialism and Marxism, racialist scapegoating to disguise the fundamental class divisions in society, and increasingly open violence against all social and political opposition.

Really? That's terrible. So what does DL have to say about the Nazis?

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13^th, 2025 at 10:37am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:20am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:11am: In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule. For an initial 30 days and likely far longer, the capital city of a supposed democracy, with a huge working class population, will be under the equivalent of martial law. Instead of a constitutional separation of powers, with “checks and balances,” the Congress, the Supreme Court and every other government institution will become part of the personal fiefdom of Trump, a political gangster who openly seeks the violent suppression of all opposition to his rule. In Nazi Germany, homeless people were categorized as “asocials” and targeted for persecution. The Nazis considered them unproductive members of society and a burden on the state, at odds with their drive for racial purity and social regimentation. In America, immigrants, Muslims and other minorities join the Jews in the demonology of fascism. But the methods are the same: combining fanatical hatred of socialism and Marxism, racialist scapegoating to disguise the fundamental class divisions in society, and increasingly open violence against all social and political opposition.

Comrade Weekly:

Sydney's homeless to be removed for Olympics
Mary Beadnell
3 February 2000
Despite public criticism following leaked media reports of their plans, the New South Wales State Labor Government and the Sydney City Council are proceeding with measures to rid Sydney's streets of homeless people in preparation for the Olympic Games this September.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2000/02/olymp-f03.html

Frank wrote on Aug 13^th, 2025 at 10:00am:

You deranged TDS toddlers have been detecting the coming dictatorship since Nixon, Reagan, Bushitler and now Trumphitler. Powelhitler, Thatcherhitler. In Australia, since Menzies, Howard, Abbott, ScoMo. If there is any pushback against your idiotic pwogwessive undermining, you immediately reach for the Hitler and dictatorship trope.

Again, you asshole, "TDS" is so 2018. Have Putin update your software.

Frank wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 3:14pm:

WASHINGTON–The Washington, DC, Police Union is backing President Donald Trump’s call to take federal control of Washington, DC, due to rampant crime. Gregg Pemberton, the chairman of the union, released a statement Monday afternoon on the heels of Trump’s executive action to federalize the Metropolitan Police Department. “We stand with the President in recognizing that Washington, DC, cannot continue on this trajectory. Crime is out of control, and our officers are stretched beyond their limits,” Pemberton said, according to a statement shared by WUSA’s Spencer Allen. “The federal intervention is a critical stopgap, but the MPD needs proper staffing and support to thrive,” he added. ‘This can only happen by repealing the disastrous policies that have driven out our best officers and hindered recruitment.”

You are one sad, dumbf**k

https://youtu.be/wRAjbgvj9Pc

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 2:41pm:

The city's Mayor Muriel Bowser has rejected the president's claims about crime, and while there was a spike in 2023, statistics show it has fallen since then. Violent crime in the city is also at a 30-year low.

It’s not just the Mayor who has rejected his claims on crime. Pretty much every single news organisation has done so, citing official DOJ figures. Clearly, Trump is plucking his numbers out of thin air.

Marla wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 7:39am:

Frank wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:00am: You deranged TDS toddlers have been detecting the coming dictatorship since Nixon, Reagan, Bushitler and now Trumphitler. Powelhitler, Thatcherhitler. In Australia, since Menzies, Howard, Abbott, ScoMo. If there is any pushback against your idiotic pwogwessive undermining, you immediately reach for the Hitler and dictatorship trope. Again, you asshole, "TDS" is so 2018. Have Putin update your software.

TDS used to be a meme, now it is a fully recognized medical condition affecting people who have been brainwashed by the media to hate Trump.

Frank wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 7:34am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:37am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:20am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:11am: In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule. For an initial 30 days and likely far longer, the capital city of a supposed democracy, with a huge working class population, will be under the equivalent of martial law. Instead of a constitutional separation of powers, with “checks and balances,” the Congress, the Supreme Court and every other government institution will become part of the personal fiefdom of Trump, a political gangster who openly seeks the violent suppression of all opposition to his rule. In Nazi Germany, homeless people were categorized as “asocials” and targeted for persecution. The Nazis considered them unproductive members of society and a burden on the state, at odds with their drive for racial purity and social regimentation. In America, immigrants, Muslims and other minorities join the Jews in the demonology of fascism. But the methods are the same: combining fanatical hatred of socialism and Marxism, racialist scapegoating to disguise the fundamental class divisions in society, and increasingly open violence against all social and political opposition. Comrade Weekly: Sydney's homeless to be removed for Olympics Mary Beadnell 3 February 2000 Despite public criticism following leaked media reports of their plans, the New South Wales State Labor Government and the Sydney City Council are proceeding with measures to rid Sydney's streets of homeless people in preparation for the Olympic Games this September. https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2000/02/olymp-f03.html

Ah yes, whatabout the Olympics?

We sent the Australian Army in, no?

No, they sent in moi. In 2000, I worked for Sydney City Council helping the homeless, as you do. We offered people food and shelter. If they didn't want it, we were told to say ah.

All the contractors were told this too - the marshals, scaffolders, cleaners, security. I remember them being incredibly supportive of homeless people. You'll be pleased to know Sydney had a happy and inclusive Olympics.

You country-shopped your way to a great little town. You can wear this with pride, dear boy.

My City of Sydney, innit.

Karnal wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 1:56pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 7:34am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:37am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:20am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:11am: In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule. For an initial 30 days and likely far longer, the capital city of a supposed democracy, with a huge working class population, will be under the equivalent of martial law. Instead of a constitutional separation of powers, with “checks and balances,” the Congress, the Supreme Court and every other government institution will become part of the personal fiefdom of Trump, a political gangster who openly seeks the violent suppression of all opposition to his rule. In Nazi Germany, homeless people were categorized as “asocials” and targeted for persecution. The Nazis considered them unproductive members of society and a burden on the state, at odds with their drive for racial purity and social regimentation. In America, immigrants, Muslims and other minorities join the Jews in the demonology of fascism. But the methods are the same: combining fanatical hatred of socialism and Marxism, racialist scapegoating to disguise the fundamental class divisions in society, and increasingly open violence against all social and political opposition. Comrade Weekly: Sydney's homeless to be removed for Olympics Mary Beadnell 3 February 2000 Despite public criticism following leaked media reports of their plans, the New South Wales State Labor Government and the Sydney City Council are proceeding with measures to rid Sydney's streets of homeless people in preparation for the Olympic Games this September. https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2000/02/olymp-f03.html Ah yes, whatabout the Olympics? We sent the Australian Army in, no? No, they sent in moi. In 2000, I worked for Sydney City Council helping the homeless, as you do. We offered people food and shelter. If they didn't want it, we were told to say ah. All the contractors were told this too - the marshals, scaffolders, cleaners, security. I remember them being incredibly supportive of homeless people. You'll be pleased to know Sydney had a happy and inclusive Olympics. You country-shopped your way to a great little town. You can wear this with pride, dear boy. My City of Sydney, innit.

They did move them on for the duration, though.

Karnal wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 1:56pm:

No, they sent in moi. In 2000, I worked for Sydney City Council helping the homeless, as you do

well that backfired on him  ;D ;D ;D

Karnal wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 1:56pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 7:34am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:37am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:20am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:11am: In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule. For an initial 30 days and likely far longer, the capital city of a supposed democracy, with a huge working class population, will be under the equivalent of martial law. Instead of a constitutional separation of powers, with “checks and balances,” the Congress, the Supreme Court and every other government institution will become part of the personal fiefdom of Trump, a political gangster who openly seeks the violent suppression of all opposition to his rule. In Nazi Germany, homeless people were categorized as “asocials” and targeted for persecution. The Nazis considered them unproductive members of society and a burden on the state, at odds with their drive for racial purity and social regimentation. In America, immigrants, Muslims and other minorities join the Jews in the demonology of fascism. But the methods are the same: combining fanatical hatred of socialism and Marxism, racialist scapegoating to disguise the fundamental class divisions in society, and increasingly open violence against all social and political opposition. Comrade Weekly: Sydney's homeless to be removed for Olympics Mary Beadnell 3 February 2000 Despite public criticism following leaked media reports of their plans, the New South Wales State Labor Government and the Sydney City Council are proceeding with measures to rid Sydney's streets of homeless people in preparation for the Olympic Games this September. https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2000/02/olymp-f03.html Ah yes, whatabout the Olympics? We sent the Australian Army in, no? No, they sent in moi. In 2000, I worked for Sydney City Council helping the homeless, as you do. We offered people food and shelter. If they didn't want it, we were told to say ah. All the contractors were told this too - the marshals, scaffolders, cleaners, security. I remember them being incredibly supportive of homeless people. You'll be pleased to know Sydney had a happy and inclusive Olympics. You country-shopped your way to a great little town. You can wear this with pride, dear boy. My City of Sydney, innit.

Wow! Well done Karnal!

Frank wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 2:38pm:

Karnal wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 1:56pm: Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 7:34am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:37am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:20am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:11am: In his most brazen action yet to create a fascistic dictatorship in America, President Donald Trump (rapist and convicted felon) declared a state of emergency in the District of Columbia (D.C.), putting the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, and mobilized nearly a thousand soldiers in the D.C. National Guard to patrol the city. On the pretext of a “crime wave” in the city, Trump’s latest big lie, he is putting the US capital under military rule. For an initial 30 days and likely far longer, the capital city of a supposed democracy, with a huge working class population, will be under the equivalent of martial law. Instead of a constitutional separation of powers, with “checks and balances,” the Congress, the Supreme Court and every other government institution will become part of the personal fiefdom of Trump, a political gangster who openly seeks the violent suppression of all opposition to his rule. In Nazi Germany, homeless people were categorized as “asocials” and targeted for persecution. The Nazis considered them unproductive members of society and a burden on the state, at odds with their drive for racial purity and social regimentation. In America, immigrants, Muslims and other minorities join the Jews in the demonology of fascism. But the methods are the same: combining fanatical hatred of socialism and Marxism, racialist scapegoating to disguise the fundamental class divisions in society, and increasingly open violence against all social and political opposition. Comrade Weekly: Sydney's homeless to be removed for Olympics Mary Beadnell 3 February 2000 Despite public criticism following leaked media reports of their plans, the New South Wales State Labor Government and the Sydney City Council are proceeding with measures to rid Sydney's streets of homeless people in preparation for the Olympic Games this September. https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2000/02/olymp-f03.html Ah yes, whatabout the Olympics? We sent the Australian Army in, no? No, they sent in moi. In 2000, I worked for Sydney City Council helping the homeless, as you do. We offered people food and shelter. If they didn't want it, we were told to say ah. All the contractors were told this too - the marshals, scaffolders, cleaners, security. I remember them being incredibly supportive of homeless people. You'll be pleased to know Sydney had a happy and inclusive Olympics. You country-shopped your way to a great little town. You can wear this with pride, dear boy. My City of Sydney, innit. They did move them on for the duration, though.

Not once, never ever. We used to go up to them. Excuse I, homeless person, we'd say. Can I offer you a lovely warm bed?

Fuck off.

Okay. Well, here's a number you can call if you get cold. It's free, of course. Telstra are proud to be an Olympics sponsor.

We got quite bored, as you can imagine. Many of the rough sleepers wanted to stay rough sleepers. It's a living.

You'd go for lunch and maybe have a shower at the Station, a homeless charity near the Quay. You'd head over to Talbot's for dinner, then the Salvos food van up the Cross after that for a cup of tea and a bun.

Then, around 10.30, you'd join your friends at the Gentlemen's Club (NSW Library), unroll your sleeping bag, tuck yourself in and catch some Zs. 

And yes, there'd be a crowd of office workers cheering at the swimming on a big video screen nearby. We were tempted to go up and ask if they could keep it down, they were disturbing the homeless.

No need. Everyone was very respectful and polite, there were no problems. The Sydney Olympics was best practice Olympicing, we were all happy and proud. What a great city we are. We're Sydneysiders, you see. We take care of our own.

You?

John Smith wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 5:45pm:

Karnal wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 1:56pm: No, they sent in moi. In 2000, I worked for Sydney City Council helping the homeless, as you do well that backfired on him  ;D ;D ;D

It's not the old boy's fault. I imagine he suffers from an acute form of trauma, poor thing.

After all, what's the first instinct one has when one sees a homeless person?

Call out the army. It's the kind of heightened, triggered and extremist response you get from toddlers. Most of us suppress this instinct in order to get along. Freud had a few things to say about the process.

But no, in the old boy's defence, he's not doing that. Frank wasn't the one who's motorcade passed by a Washington park, captured a quick glimpse of a homeless person sleeping on a bench, and settled on the topic of his next media briefing.

No, that was Frank's DL, who must be defended and obeyed at all times. And do you know?

Frank will go to such lengths to defend him, he'll play whatabout-that with the Sydney Olympics - the best Olympics ever, in the best little city in the world.

So that's Frank. He's so far gone even Sad's given up trying to bring him round. The only way you can appeal to these people is through the use of gratuitous violence - a bit of the old biffo.

Just think, the old boy has to go through his real life hiding his support for all this. This board is Frank's only real out, the only place he feels safe to vent his political views.

Outside, the fear of being exposed must be palpable. Imagine going out on polling day, for example, smelling the sausages, seeing all those Aussie flags and seething with rage over how dessssspicable democracy is.

You have to feel for them, JS, it can't be easy.

Trump’s critics have portrayed his decision to take action in DC as a thinly-justified power grab. After only a little reflection, though, it’s hard to believe it took this long for a president to do something, anything, about its embarrassing state.

“But the murder and violent crime rates are down!” wailed America’s shameless progressive establishment on Monday. Yes, from the historic highs they reached in 2023. It’s only August and the district – which has a population of only a little over 700,000 –  has already seen 189 carjackings, 99 homicides, and 2,909 motor vehicle thefts this year. Last year, it had one of the highest murder rates of any major American city. Early Monday evening, just a few hours after Trump’s press conference, a man was shot and killed around the affluent Logan Circle neighborhood. During a visit back to the city last year, I walked to our favorite sushi restaurant near my fiancée’s old apartment to make it for happy hour. On the way back, I found a street I had used only an hour earlier had been shut down after a gunfight. Try – if you’re brave enough – walking around DC for a few hours and then uttering the words “this a safe, clean and pleasant place to live” without laughing or crying. You’d be lucky if you made it without coming across a crime scene – or becoming a crime statistic.

And as if the “but crime rates are down” argument couldn’t get any more pathetic, there is a scandal brewing over the books being cooked by high-ranking city police officials to downplay the ongoing crisis.


https://thespectator.com/topic/brush-death-washington-dc-crime/

Frank wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 8:59pm:

Trump...

... is a rapist and convicted felon.

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 9:08pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 8:59pm: Trump’s critics have portrayed his decision to take action in DC as a thinly-justified power grab. After only a little reflection, though, it’s hard to believe it took this long for a president to do something, anything, about its embarrassing state. “But the murder and violent crime rates are down!” wailed America’s shameless progressive establishment on Monday. Yes, from the historic highs they reached in 2023. It’s only August and the district – which has a population of only a little over 700,000 –  has already seen 189 carjackings, 99 homicides, and 2,909 motor vehicle thefts this year. Last year, it had one of the highest murder rates of any major American city. Early Monday evening, just a few hours after Trump’s press conference, a man was shot and killed around the affluent Logan Circle neighborhood. During a visit back to the city last year, I walked to our favorite sushi restaurant near my fiancée’s old apartment to make it for happy hour. On the way back, I found a street I had used only an hour earlier had been shut down after a gunfight. Try – if you’re brave enough – walking around DC for a few hours and then uttering the words “this a safe, clean and pleasant place to live” without laughing or crying. You’d be lucky if you made it without coming across a crime scene – or becoming a crime statistic. And as if the “but crime rates are down” argument couldn’t get any more pathetic, there is a scandal brewing over the books being cooked by high-ranking city police officials to downplay the ongoing crisis. Washington, DC is a city with endless potential and should be a point of pride for all Americans. It is a cultural melting pot filled with fantastic restaurants, moving monuments and stunning museums. It’s also the political center of not just the country, but the world. Yet for years now, it has been the modern model of corrupt, complacent governance – a national embarrassment that no one seemed to care enough about to try to fix. Should Trump have activated the National Guard? Could he have possibly used a lighter touch? Such questions pale in importance compared to this one: did something need to be done in the federal district to carry out government’s most basic mandate, the protection of its citizens? The President answered, “Yes” yesterday. God bless him for it. https://thespectator.com/topic/brush-death-washington-dc-crime/ ... is a rapist and convicted felon.

And as if the “but crime rates are down” argument couldn’t get any more pathetic, there is a scandal brewing over the books being cooked by high-ranking city police officials to downplay the ongoing crisis.

Frank wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 9:12pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 9:08pm: Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 8:59pm: Trump’s critics have portrayed his decision to take action in DC as a thinly-justified power grab. After only a little reflection, though, it’s hard to believe it took this long for a president to do something, anything, about its embarrassing state. “But the murder and violent crime rates are down!” wailed America’s shameless progressive establishment on Monday. Yes, from the historic highs they reached in 2023. It’s only August and the district – which has a population of only a little over 700,000 –  has already seen 189 carjackings, 99 homicides, and 2,909 motor vehicle thefts this year. Last year, it had one of the highest murder rates of any major American city. Early Monday evening, just a few hours after Trump’s press conference, a man was shot and killed around the affluent Logan Circle neighborhood. During a visit back to the city last year, I walked to our favorite sushi restaurant near my fiancée’s old apartment to make it for happy hour. On the way back, I found a street I had used only an hour earlier had been shut down after a gunfight. Try – if you’re brave enough – walking around DC for a few hours and then uttering the words “this a safe, clean and pleasant place to live” without laughing or crying. You’d be lucky if you made it without coming across a crime scene – or becoming a crime statistic. And as if the “but crime rates are down” argument couldn’t get any more pathetic, there is a scandal brewing over the books being cooked by high-ranking city police officials to downplay the ongoing crisis. Washington, DC is a city with endless potential and should be a point of pride for all Americans. It is a cultural melting pot filled with fantastic restaurants, moving monuments and stunning museums. It’s also the political center of not just the country, but the world. Yet for years now, it has been the modern model of corrupt, complacent governance – a national embarrassment that no one seemed to care enough about to try to fix. Should Trump have activated the National Guard? Could he have possibly used a lighter touch? Such questions pale in importance compared to this one: did something need to be done in the federal district to carry out government’s most basic mandate, the protection of its citizens? The President answered, “Yes” yesterday. God bless him for it. https://thespectator.com/topic/brush-death-washington-dc-crime/ ... is a rapist and convicted felon. And ...

... he stole money from kids' cancer charities.

Frank wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 9:12pm:

, there is a scandal brewing over the books being cooked by high-ranking city police officials to downplay the ongoing crisis.

The rapists people are busy working overtime to create enough scandals that people forget about the epstein files

Frank wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 9:12pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 9:08pm: Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 8:59pm: Trump’s critics have portrayed his decision to take action in DC as a thinly-justified power grab. After only a little reflection, though, it’s hard to believe it took this long for a president to do something, anything, about its embarrassing state. “But the murder and violent crime rates are down!” wailed America’s shameless progressive establishment on Monday. Yes, from the historic highs they reached in 2023. It’s only August and the district – which has a population of only a little over 700,000 –  has already seen 189 carjackings, 99 homicides, and 2,909 motor vehicle thefts this year. Last year, it had one of the highest murder rates of any major American city. Early Monday evening, just a few hours after Trump’s press conference, a man was shot and killed around the affluent Logan Circle neighborhood. During a visit back to the city last year, I walked to our favorite sushi restaurant near my fiancée’s old apartment to make it for happy hour. On the way back, I found a street I had used only an hour earlier had been shut down after a gunfight. Try – if you’re brave enough – walking around DC for a few hours and then uttering the words “this a safe, clean and pleasant place to live” without laughing or crying. You’d be lucky if you made it without coming across a crime scene – or becoming a crime statistic. And as if the “but crime rates are down” argument couldn’t get any more pathetic, there is a scandal brewing over the books being cooked by high-ranking city police officials to downplay the ongoing crisis. Washington, DC is a city with endless potential and should be a point of pride for all Americans. It is a cultural melting pot filled with fantastic restaurants, moving monuments and stunning museums. It’s also the political center of not just the country, but the world. Yet for years now, it has been the modern model of corrupt, complacent governance – a national embarrassment that no one seemed to care enough about to try to fix. Should Trump have activated the National Guard? Could he have possibly used a lighter touch? Such questions pale in importance compared to this one: did something need to be done in the federal district to carry out government’s most basic mandate, the protection of its citizens? The President answered, “Yes” yesterday. God bless him for it. https://thespectator.com/topic/brush-death-washington-dc-crime/ ... is a rapist and convicted felon. And

The old boy's talking in a vacuum, just desperate to get the defences and denials out there. 

Watch him respond to this one:

Hey, old boy, do you support your DL ending elections in his always absolutely never-ending campaign for justice and truth? 

Bobby's answered. You?

Karnal wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 9:21pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 9:12pm: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 9:08pm: Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 8:59pm: Trump’s critics have portrayed his decision to take action in DC as a thinly-justified power grab. After only a little reflection, though, it’s hard to believe it took this long for a president to do something, anything, about its embarrassing state. “But the murder and violent crime rates are down!” wailed America’s shameless progressive establishment on Monday. Yes, from the historic highs they reached in 2023. It’s only August and the district – which has a population of only a little over 700,000 –  has already seen 189 carjackings, 99 homicides, and 2,909 motor vehicle thefts this year. Last year, it had one of the highest murder rates of any major American city. Early Monday evening, just a few hours after Trump’s press conference, a man was shot and killed around the affluent Logan Circle neighborhood. During a visit back to the city last year, I walked to our favorite sushi restaurant near my fiancée’s old apartment to make it for happy hour. On the way back, I found a street I had used only an hour earlier had been shut down after a gunfight. Try – if you’re brave enough – walking around DC for a few hours and then uttering the words “this a safe, clean and pleasant place to live” without laughing or crying. You’d be lucky if you made it without coming across a crime scene – or becoming a crime statistic. And as if the “but crime rates are down” argument couldn’t get any more pathetic, there is a scandal brewing over the books being cooked by high-ranking city police officials to downplay the ongoing crisis. Washington, DC is a city with endless potential and should be a point of pride for all Americans. It is a cultural melting pot filled with fantastic restaurants, moving monuments and stunning museums. It’s also the political center of not just the country, but the world. Yet for years now, it has been the modern model of corrupt, complacent governance – a national embarrassment that no one seemed to care enough about to try to fix. Should Trump have activated the National Guard? Could he have possibly used a lighter touch? Such questions pale in importance compared to this one: did something need to be done in the federal district to carry out government’s most basic mandate, the protection of its citizens? The President answered, “Yes” yesterday. God bless him for it. https://thespectator.com/topic/brush-death-washington-dc-crime/ ... is a rapist and convicted felon. And The old boy's talking in a vacuum, just desperate to get the defences and denials out there.  Watch him respond to this one: Hey, old boy, do you support your DL ending elections in his always absolutely never-ending campaign for justice and truth?  Bobby's answered. You?

He certainly does love to defend paedophiles and rapists.

Regarding your question: he won't answer.

His DL won't let him.

Frank wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 8:59pm:

Trump’s critics have portrayed his decision to take action in DC as a thinly-justified power grab. After only a little reflection, though, it’s hard to believe it took this long for a president to do something, anything, about its embarrassing state. “But the murder and violent crime rates are down!” wailed America’s shameless progressive establishment on Monday. Yes, from the historic highs they reached in 2023. It’s only August and the district – which has a population of only a little over 700,000 –  has already seen 189 carjackings, 99 homicides, and 2,909 motor vehicle thefts this year. Last year, it had one of the highest murder rates of any major American city. Early Monday evening, just a few hours after Trump’s press conference, a man was shot and killed around the affluent Logan Circle neighborhood. During a visit back to the city last year, I walked to our favorite sushi restaurant near my fiancée’s old apartment to make it for happy hour. On the way back, I found a street I had used only an hour earlier had been shut down after a gunfight. Try – if you’re brave enough – walking around DC for a few hours and then uttering the words “this a safe, clean and pleasant place to live” without laughing or crying. You’d be lucky if you made it without coming across a crime scene – or becoming a crime statistic. And as if the “but crime rates are down” argument couldn’t get any more pathetic, there is a scandal brewing over the books being cooked by high-ranking city police officials to downplay the ongoing crisis. https://thespectator.com/topic/brush-death-washington-dc-crime/

À la lanterne!

Frank wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 9:27pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 8:59pm: Trump’s critics have portrayed his decision to take action in DC as a thinly-justified power grab. After only a little reflection, though, it’s hard to believe it took this long for a president to do something, anything, about its embarrassing state. “But the murder and violent crime rates are down!” wailed America’s shameless progressive establishment on Monday. Yes, from the historic highs they reached in 2023. It’s only August and the district – which has a population of only a little over 700,000 –  has already seen 189 carjackings, 99 homicides, and 2,909 motor vehicle thefts this year. Last year, it had one of the highest murder rates of any major American city. Early Monday evening, just a few hours after Trump’s press conference, a man was shot and killed around the affluent Logan Circle neighborhood. During a visit back to the city last year, I walked to our favorite sushi restaurant near my fiancée’s old apartment to make it for happy hour. On the way back, I found a street I had used only an hour earlier had been shut down after a gunfight. Try – if you’re brave enough – walking around DC for a few hours and then uttering the words “this a safe, clean and pleasant place to live” without laughing or crying. You’d be lucky if you made it without coming across a crime scene – or becoming a crime statistic. And as if the “but crime rates are down” argument couldn’t get any more pathetic, there is a scandal brewing over the books being cooked by high-ranking city police officials to downplay the ongoing crisis. https://thespectator.com/topic/brush-death-washington-dc-crime/ À la lanterne!

You are out of your mind with unhinged, over the top rhetorical bombast.
Amazingly stupid and ludicrous.

https://media.vanityfair.com/photos/6009ab1ed507f0e0031b8531/1:1/w_1332,h_1333,c_limit/Trump-Epstein-Relationship.jpg

Democrat Mayors Report Violent Crime Down 40% Since They Redefined ‘Violent’ And ‘Crime’

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U.S. — Despite claims by President Donald Trump that American cities are being overrun by criminals, Democrat mayors across the country reported that violent crime was actually down 40% since they redefined the words "violent" and "crime."

Trump vowed to clean up America's streets, starting with ordering the National Guard into action to bolster law enforcement efforts in Washington, D.C., eliciting an outcry from mayors who pointed to a sharp drop in crimes now that the definition of crime had been completely changed.

"There's actually almost no crime when you look at it a certain way," said D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser. "Ever since we determined that the word ‘violent' shouldn't include murders, rapes, assaults, or armed robberies and the word ‘crime' doesn't really have anything to do with committing acts that violate the law, we've seen a noticeable drop in violent crime. Trump is just trying to scare everyone into accepting his dictatorial rule."

Analysts admitted that redefining what words mean has had a significant impact on the data, with almost no homicides being committed since the definition of the word "homicide" was modified to exclude human lives taken by other humans. "Crime has virtually disappeared in parts of the country. That's going by the new definition of ‘crime,' of course."

"In fact," Mayor Bowser continued, "if acts of violent assault are called ‘loving' and breaking the law is referred to as ‘kindness,' then we've actually seen a huge spike in loving kindness in our city. So there."

At publishing time, Democrats were reportedly working on redefining the word "law" to now mean "oppressive" and the word "order" to mean "fascism."

https://miro.medium.com/v2/1*qhwzbDYQWhf8hvj5wlAEqQ.jpeg

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 2:41pm:

The city's Mayor Muriel Bowser has rejected the president's claims about crime, and while there was a spike in 2023, statistics show it has fallen since then. Violent crime in the city is also at a 30-year low.

Puzzled DC Police Chief Asks Reporters, 'What Is This Black And White Car That Goes Wee-oo Wee-oo?'

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A press conference to update the media on the department's ongoing efforts to rein in crime following President Donald Trump's threat to federalize the city was briefly interrupted today by a loud noise, leading DC Police Chief Pamela Smith to ask journalists what was causing it.

Ah.

Frank's retreated into his Babylon Bee fantasy world again, I see.

Looks like I got back here just in time -  another meltdown is due soon.  :o

(I have my popcorn ready)  8-)

"Democrat mayors across the country reported that violent crime was actually down 40% since they redefined the words "violent" and "crime."

https://media.tenor.com/ZUBUW3ELrUcAAAAM/spit-take-laughing.gif

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 9:24pm:

Karnal wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 9:21pm: Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 9:12pm: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 9:08pm: Frank wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 8:59pm: Trump’s critics have portrayed his decision to take action in DC as a thinly-justified power grab. After only a little reflection, though, it’s hard to believe it took this long for a president to do something, anything, about its embarrassing state. “But the murder and violent crime rates are down!” wailed America’s shameless progressive establishment on Monday. Yes, from the historic highs they reached in 2023. It’s only August and the district – which has a population of only a little over 700,000 –  has already seen 189 carjackings, 99 homicides, and 2,909 motor vehicle thefts this year. Last year, it had one of the highest murder rates of any major American city. Early Monday evening, just a few hours after Trump’s press conference, a man was shot and killed around the affluent Logan Circle neighborhood. During a visit back to the city last year, I walked to our favorite sushi restaurant near my fiancée’s old apartment to make it for happy hour. On the way back, I found a street I had used only an hour earlier had been shut down after a gunfight. Try – if you’re brave enough – walking around DC for a few hours and then uttering the words “this a safe, clean and pleasant place to live” without laughing or crying. You’d be lucky if you made it without coming across a crime scene – or becoming a crime statistic. And as if the “but crime rates are down” argument couldn’t get any more pathetic, there is a scandal brewing over the books being cooked by high-ranking city police officials to downplay the ongoing crisis. Washington, DC is a city with endless potential and should be a point of pride for all Americans. It is a cultural melting pot filled with fantastic restaurants, moving monuments and stunning museums. It’s also the political center of not just the country, but the world. Yet for years now, it has been the modern model of corrupt, complacent governance – a national embarrassment that no one seemed to care enough about to try to fix. Should Trump have activated the National Guard? Could he have possibly used a lighter touch? Such questions pale in importance compared to this one: did something need to be done in the federal district to carry out government’s most basic mandate, the protection of its citizens? The President answered, “Yes” yesterday. God bless him for it. https://thespectator.com/topic/brush-death-washington-dc-crime/ ... is a rapist and convicted felon. And The old boy's talking in a vacuum, just desperate to get the defences and denials out there.  Watch him respond to this one: Hey, old boy, do you support your DL ending elections in his always absolutely never-ending campaign for justice and truth?  Bobby's answered. You? He certainly does love to defend paedophiles and rapists. Regarding your question: he won't answer. His DL won't let him.

Old boy, is this true?

Your DL won't let you say?

Well, I'm curious. What do you truly think?

That's a question. Up for it?

Carl D wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 10:16pm:

Ah. Frank's retreated into his Babylon Bee fantasy world again, I see. Looks like I got back here just in time -  another meltdown is due soon.  :o (I have my popcorn ready)  8-)

And that's okay. We all need our safety in these trying times, no?

All Frank has to do is say whether he supports the big one: cancelling all elections at the behest of his DL.

Once he's done with that, we can all move on, our shared democratic values intact. Do you concur?

At present, Frank seems to have gone all shy, but he'll be back, never you mind.

We have all the time in the world, no?

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12^th, 2025 at 2:34pm:

Trump federalized DC’s police force. Now what? The Metropolitan Police along with federal agencies tasked with helping curb crime in the nation’s capital are scrambling to figure out roles and strategy following President Donald Trump’s decision to declare a crime emergency and federalize DC’s police force.

The Babylon Bee has come up with the following list of telltale signs of dangerous soft launch of Martial Law and DICTATORSHIP:

1.  Someone you don't like won an election because more people voted for him: This should never be allowed to happen in a democracy.

2.  People walking around smiling and enjoying their lives: Those poor, uninformed victims of oppression.

3.  A TV show that lost $40 million a year got canceled: What are late-night talk shows supposed to do now? Be funny?

4.  Literal concentration camps being built in the imaginations of journalists: Few things are more terrifying than literal imaginary things.

5.  A super-hot actress did an ad for jeans: No one wants to live in a world where they have to look at attractive people.

6.  Police trampling on the rights of hardworking carjackers and muggers: True freedom means never being arrested.

7.  Jews are openly welcomed on university campuses: How far the education system has fallen.

8.  Funding for Iraqi Sesame Street cut: Who will teach the little children their Alif, Baa, Taa's?

9.  Food stamps no longer allowed to be used for Skittles: Fascists are waging war on the rainbow in more ways than one.

10. People you disagree with get to say stuff: How can anyone think this is fair?

Using satire as a crutch to justify ignoring the warning signs, as if mockery somehow erases reality, is a truly pitiful defence, and yet you seem so proud of it.

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 12:31pm:

Using satire as a crutch to justify ignoring the warning signs, as if mockery somehow erases reality, is a truly pitiful defence, and yet you seem so proud of it.

Someone called Sadkangapoo is twiggewed....

Frank wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 1:08pm:

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 12:31pm: Using satire as a crutch to justify ignoring the warning signs, as if mockery somehow erases reality, is a truly pitiful defence, and yet you seem so proud of it. Someone called Sadkangapoo is twiggewed....

So now anything that humiliates you gets dismissed as someone being triggered?

I accept your surrender, dear. You put up a good fight, well, you posted a lot of insults, we can at least agree on that.

You didn't actually address anything said, instead bolting from every joust with your tail between your legs.

But you tried.  Hopefully, this makes you feel better dear,

https://i.imgur.com/xRXGgiz.png

Frank wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 11:07am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12th, 2025 at 2:34pm: Trump federalized DC’s police force. Now what? The Metropolitan Police along with federal agencies tasked with helping curb crime in the nation’s capital are scrambling to figure out roles and strategy following President Donald Trump’s decision to declare a crime emergency and federalize DC’s police force. The Babylon Bee has come up with the following list of telltale signs of dangerous soft launch of Martial Law and DICTATORSHIP: 1.  Someone you don't like won an election because more people voted for him: This should never be allowed to happen in a democracy. 2.  People walking around smiling and enjoying their lives: Those poor, uninformed victims of oppression. 3.  A TV show that lost $40 million a year got canceled: What are late-night talk shows supposed to do now? Be funny? 4.  Literal concentration camps being built in the imaginations of journalists: Few things are more terrifying than literal imaginary things. 5.  A super-hot actress did an ad for jeans: No one wants to live in a world where they have to look at attractive people. 6.  Police trampling on the rights of hardworking carjackers and muggers: True freedom means never being arrested. 7.  Jews are openly welcomed on university campuses: How far the education system has fallen. 8.  Funding for Iraqi Sesame Street cut: Who will teach the little children their Alif, Baa, Taa's? 9.  Food stamps no longer allowed to be used for Skittles: Fascists are waging war on the rainbow in more ways than one. 10. People you disagree with get to say stuff: How can anyone think this is fair?

Hi there, Frank. Bit of a smokescreen, is it?

Don't want to say?

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 3:59pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 1:08pm: ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 12:31pm: Using satire as a crutch to justify ignoring the warning signs, as if mockery somehow erases reality, is a truly pitiful defence, and yet you seem so proud of it. Someone called Sadkangapoo is twiggewed.... So now anything that humiliates you gets dismissed as someone being triggered? I accept your surrender, dear. You put up a good fight, well, you posted a lot of insults, we can at least agree on that. You didn't actually address anything said, instead bolting from every joust with your tail between your legs. But you tried.  Hopefully, this makes you feel better dear, https://i.imgur.com/xRXGgiz.png

:D  :D
You little eejit. You started the moronic 'triggered'  theme, teapot. It's always you, jejune woke toddlers.
You only pretend you have forgotten. You woke toddlers are as dishonest, slimey slippery/crepy as each other.
Off you *uck, child.
https://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1750818335/24#24

Karnal wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 4:26pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 11:07am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12th, 2025 at 2:34pm: Trump federalized DC’s police force. Now what? The Metropolitan Police along with federal agencies tasked with helping curb crime in the nation’s capital are scrambling to figure out roles and strategy following President Donald Trump’s decision to declare a crime emergency and federalize DC’s police force. The Babylon Bee has come up with the following list of telltale signs of dangerous soft launch of Martial Law and DICTATORSHIP: 1.  Someone you don't like won an election because more people voted for him: This should never be allowed to happen in a democracy. 2.  People walking around smiling and enjoying their lives: Those poor, uninformed victims of oppression. 3.  A TV show that lost $40 million a year got canceled: What are late-night talk shows supposed to do now? Be funny? 4.  Literal concentration camps being built in the imaginations of journalists: Few things are more terrifying than literal imaginary things. 5.  A super-hot actress did an ad for jeans: No one wants to live in a world where they have to look at attractive people. 6.  Police trampling on the rights of hardworking carjackers and muggers: True freedom means never being arrested. 7.  Jews are openly welcomed on university campuses: How far the education system has fallen. 8.  Funding for Iraqi Sesame Street cut: Who will teach the little children their Alif, Baa, Taa's? 9.  Food stamps no longer allowed to be used for Skittles: Fascists are waging war on the rainbow in more ways than one. 10. People you disagree with get to say stuff: How can anyone think this is fair? Hi there, Frank. Bit of a smokescreen, is it? Don't want to say?

Uh-Ooh, here comes wee trouser sniffer of Lahore, detecting things....  Sniff on.

Frank wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 4:31pm:

:D  :D You little eejit. You started the moronic 'triggered'  theme, teapot. It's always you, jejune woke toddlers. You only pretend you have forgotten. You woke toddlers are as dishonest, slimey slippery/crepy as each other. Off you *uck, child. https://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1750818335/24#24

No need to get so emotional dear.  You got your participation award.  Settle down.

Deep breaths.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/bILSFcWV3vgAAAAC/woo-okay.gif

You'll be ok.

Try thinking with your head before you overreact again.

Frank wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 4:34pm:

Karnal wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 4:26pm: Frank wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 11:07am: greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 12th, 2025 at 2:34pm: Trump federalized DC’s police force. Now what? The Metropolitan Police along with federal agencies tasked with helping curb crime in the nation’s capital are scrambling to figure out roles and strategy following President Donald Trump’s decision to declare a crime emergency and federalize DC’s police force. The Babylon Bee has come up with the following list of telltale signs of dangerous soft launch of Martial Law and DICTATORSHIP: 1.  Someone you don't like won an election because more people voted for him: This should never be allowed to happen in a democracy. 2.  People walking around smiling and enjoying their lives: Those poor, uninformed victims of oppression. 3.  A TV show that lost $40 million a year got canceled: What are late-night talk shows supposed to do now? Be funny? 4.  Literal concentration camps being built in the imaginations of journalists: Few things are more terrifying than literal imaginary things. 5.  A super-hot actress did an ad for jeans: No one wants to live in a world where they have to look at attractive people. 6.  Police trampling on the rights of hardworking carjackers and muggers: True freedom means never being arrested. 7.  Jews are openly welcomed on university campuses: How far the education system has fallen. 8.  Funding for Iraqi Sesame Street cut: Who will teach the little children their Alif, Baa, Taa's? 9.  Food stamps no longer allowed to be used for Skittles: Fascists are waging war on the rainbow in more ways than one. 10. People you disagree with get to say stuff: How can anyone think this is fair? Hi there, Frank. Bit of a smokescreen, is it? Don't want to say? Uh-Ooh, here comes wee trouser sniffer of Lahore, detecting things....  Sniff on.

Thanks for the response, old boy. Now, you refuse to answer whether you'd support your DL cancelling elections, yes?

Good, we'll broaden the question out a bit. Do you support presidents cancelling elections?

That's a question. Try to imagine how you'd feel if the Kenyan canceled 2016. Reflect on everything you know about the US Constitution and provide a response based on your unimpeachable democratic values.

If you no longer have any, just say that. We're all friends here, no?

Remember, you can't tell us anything we haven't heard before, so don't be shy.

Out with it.

Karnal wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 4:57pm:

Thanks for the response, old boy. Now, you refuse to answer whether you'd support your DL cancelling elections, yes? Good, we'll broaden the question out a bit. Do you support presidents cancelling elections? That's a question. Try to imagine how you'd feel if the Kenyan canceled 2016. Reflect on everything you know about the US Constitution and provide a response based on your unimpeachable democratic values. If you no longer have any, just say that. We're all friends here, no? Remember, you can't tell us anything we haven't heard before, so don't be shy. Out with it.

You are talking deliberately stupid nonsense, paki. As for "out with it" - yeah, pull your head outa yer arse.




Fact: The presidential election cannot be canceled — the Constitution requires that presidential elections take place this year.
No one, not even the president, can cancel the presidential election. Congress set the current date for presidential elections in 1845 and it has been held on this date every four years — even through the Civil War and two world wars – for over 175 years.

Furthermore, the Constitution requires the president’s term to end on January 20. There are no exceptions that would allow the president to stay in office after that date unless the president is reelected.






Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Once you tell us, we will be able to evaluate your scenario and see if you are totally off your deranged addled arse-sniffing head or just 90% off. Deal? There are a couple bananas in it for you and perhaps even 10 rupee.

Frank wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 5:16pm:

Karnal wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 4:57pm: Thanks for the response, old boy. Now, you refuse to answer whether you'd support your DL cancelling elections, yes? Good, we'll broaden the question out a bit. Do you support presidents cancelling elections? That's a question. Try to imagine how you'd feel if the Kenyan canceled 2016. Reflect on everything you know about the US Constitution and provide a response based on your unimpeachable democratic values. If you no longer have any, just say that. We're all friends here, no? Remember, you can't tell us anything we haven't heard before, so don't be shy. Out with it. You are talking deliberately stupid nonsense, paki. As for "out with it" - yeah, pull your head outa yer arse. Fact: The presidential election cannot be canceled — the Constitution requires that presidential elections take place this year. No one, not even the president, can cancel the presidential election.

No, that's not a fact at all - it's merely a suggestion.

Who's gonna stop him?

The Constitution can't stop anyone from doing anything - it just tells them what they should or shouldn't do.

Rape laws didn't stop him.

Fraud laws didn't stop him.

Laws against stealing money from kids' cancer charities didn't stop him.

So tell us all now, before you run away or start with the insults, who can stop him from cancelling the 2028 general election, and how exactly would they do it?

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 5:23pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 5:16pm: Karnal wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 4:57pm: Thanks for the response, old boy. Now, you refuse to answer whether you'd support your DL cancelling elections, yes? Good, we'll broaden the question out a bit. Do you support presidents cancelling elections? That's a question. Try to imagine how you'd feel if the Kenyan canceled 2016. Reflect on everything you know about the US Constitution and provide a response based on your unimpeachable democratic values. If you no longer have any, just say that. We're all friends here, no? Remember, you can't tell us anything we haven't heard before, so don't be shy. Out with it. You are talking deliberately stupid nonsense, paki. As for "out with it" - yeah, pull your head outa yer arse. Fact: The presidential election cannot be canceled — the Constitution requires that presidential elections take place this year. No one, not even the president, can cancel the presidential election. No, that's not a fact at all - it's merely a suggestion. Who's gonna stop him? The Constitution can't stop anyone from doing anything - it just tells them what they should or shouldn't do. Rape laws didn't stop him. Fraud laws didn't stop him. Laws against stealing money from kids' cancer charities didn't stop him. So tell us all now, before you run away or start with the insults, who can stop him from cancelling the 2028 general election, and how exactly would they do it?

Frank?

You're struggling to answer questions this afternoon.

Who can physically stop Trump from cancelling the election, and how would they do it?

And, how do you know the occupation of strangers you've never met, in a random photo from the internet, who all have their faces covered?

Frank wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 5:16pm:

Karnal wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 4:57pm: Thanks for the response, old boy. Now, you refuse to answer whether you'd support your DL cancelling elections, yes? Good, we'll broaden the question out a bit. Do you support presidents cancelling elections? That's a question. Try to imagine how you'd feel if the Kenyan canceled 2016. Reflect on everything you know about the US Constitution and provide a response based on your unimpeachable democratic values. If you no longer have any, just say that. We're all friends here, no? Remember, you can't tell us anything we haven't heard before, so don't be shy. Out with it. You are talking deliberately stupid nonsense, paki. As for "out with it" - yeah, pull your head outa yer arse. Fact: The presidential election cannot be canceled — the Constitution requires that presidential elections take place this year. No one, not even the president, can cancel the presidential election. Congress set the current date for presidential elections in 1845 and it has been held on this date every four years — even through the Civil War and two world wars – for over 175 years. Furthermore, the Constitution requires the president’s term to end on January 20. There are no exceptions that would allow the president to stay in office after that date unless the president is reelected. Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Once you tell us, we will be able to evaluate your scenario and see if you are totally off your deranged addled arse-sniffing head or just 90% off. Deal? There are a couple bananas in it for you and perhaps even 10 rupee.

Not at all. Your own DL has said he's looking into it. You're being asked if you'll support him when he does.

Now, if you asked moi, you know exactly what the answer would be. No ifs or buts, we'd say. Oh no, never ever.

So, why are you so scared to say? Why don't you come out and affirm what every schoolboy knows?

Yes, Master.

Leroy wrote on Aug 14^th, 2025 at 9:16am:

Marla wrote on Aug 14th, 2025 at 7:39am: Frank wrote on Aug 13th, 2025 at 10:00am: You deranged TDS toddlers have been detecting the coming dictatorship since Nixon, Reagan, Bushitler and now Trumphitler. Powelhitler, Thatcherhitler. In Australia, since Menzies, Howard, Abbott, ScoMo. If there is any pushback against your idiotic pwogwessive undermining, you immediately reach for the Hitler and dictatorship trope. Again, you asshole, "TDS" is so 2018. Have Putin update your software. TDS used to be a meme, now it is a fully recognized medical condition affecting people who have been brainwashed by the media to hate Trump.

And Marla has got it in spades.

Karnal wrote on Aug 15^th, 2025 at 7:12pm:

Not at all. Your own DL has said he's looking into it. You're being asked if you'll support him when he does. Now, if you asked moi, you know exactly what the answer would be. No ifs or buts, we'd say. Oh no, never ever. So, why are you so scared to say? Why don't you come out and affirm what every schoolboy knows? Yes, Master.

Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Once you tell us, we will be able to evaluate your scenario and see if you are totally off your deranged addled arse-sniffing head or just 90% off. Deal? There are a couple bananas in it for you and perhaps even 10 rupee.


Go on.

Frank wrote on Aug 17^th, 2025 at 4:54pm:

Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit

Let those emotions get the better ofyou again frannie?

Frank wrote on Aug 17^th, 2025 at 4:54pm:

Karnal wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 7:12pm: Not at all. Your own DL has said he's looking into it. You're being asked if you'll support him when he does. Now, if you asked moi, you know exactly what the answer would be. No ifs or buts, we'd say. Oh no, never ever. So, why are you so scared to say? Why don't you come out and affirm what every schoolboy knows? Yes, Master. Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Once you tell us, we will be able to evaluate your scenario and see if you are totally off your deranged addled arse-sniffing head or just 90% off. Deal? There are a couple bananas in it for you and perhaps even 10 rupee. Go on.

No, I'm asking you what you'd say about somebody who tried - they don't have to succeed. Now, if you asked moi, I'd be ropeable. How very dare you, I'd say. How could you suggest such a thing? Of course I'm against it!

But not you. Instead, you offer vague rumblings about the rules, when as you know all too well, your DL's friends in the senate thrust a pile of forged electoral certificates in Mike Pence's hands on Jan 6, 2020. Count these, they said. 

No, Mike said. I think I'll count these ones instead, thanks.

To you, rigging erections is just good, clean fun. You'll never answer the question because you know your DL is, as he said, "looking into it". You want elections cancelled. You want your DL in for ever and ever, just like Vlad and Xi. If they can do it, you think, why can't we?

So why don't you just be honest and say it? What's the benefit in pretending to be all democratic and boring? You want the kind of "benevolent" despot Sloppy Steve's promoting. You can't stand the idea of democracy and the rule of law. We know it, and you know we know it too. Every schoolboy knows.

Why not just own up?

Say it.

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 17^th, 2025 at 5:05pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit Let those emotions get the better ofyou again frannie?

You don't get off that easily, teapot of Meanjin (meanjin, ffs! Who can take you seriously? Not me)

Your moronic paki halfwit comrade proposed a moronic paki scenario. I asked for a few more details, some practical explanation on how that idiotic scenario is actually envisaged by you, or by the wee paki fool. Suddenly both you morons are pouting defensively.


Are you delicately nurtured feelings bruised? Tough. Don't be a painful idiotic *uckwit and you won't be treated as one. Emoting won't cut it.

Karnal wrote on Aug 17^th, 2025 at 7:17pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Karnal wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 7:12pm: Not at all. Your own DL has said he's looking into it. You're being asked if you'll support him when he does. Now, if you asked moi, you know exactly what the answer would be. No ifs or buts, we'd say. Oh no, never ever. So, why are you so scared to say? Why don't you come out and affirm what every schoolboy knows? Yes, Master. Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Once you tell us, we will be able to evaluate your scenario and see if you are totally off your deranged addled arse-sniffing head or just 90% off. Deal? There are a couple bananas in it for you and perhaps even 10 rupee. Go on. No, I'm asking you what you'd say about somebody who tried - they don't have to succeed.

Tried WHAT EXACTLY?

Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states.

lol... Frank's in fine form again tonight.

Much more entertaining than the rubbish on free to air TV.

;D

Carl D wrote on Aug 17^th, 2025 at 9:56pm:

lol... Frank's in fine form again tonight. Much more entertaining than the rubbish on free to air TV. ;D

You parochial hicks at the back of f*^&*ing beyond are grateful for whatever you get. Isn't that right?


https://www.steynonline.com/pics/large/9666.jpg

Frank wrote on Aug 17^th, 2025 at 9:51pm:

Karnal wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 7:17pm: Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Karnal wrote on Aug 15th, 2025 at 7:12pm: Not at all. Your own DL has said he's looking into it. You're being asked if you'll support him when he does. Now, if you asked moi, you know exactly what the answer would be. No ifs or buts, we'd say. Oh no, never ever. So, why are you so scared to say? Why don't you come out and affirm what every schoolboy knows? Yes, Master. Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Once you tell us, we will be able to evaluate your scenario and see if you are totally off your deranged addled arse-sniffing head or just 90% off. Deal? There are a couple bananas in it for you and perhaps even 10 rupee. Go on. No, I'm asking you what you'd say about somebody who tried - they don't have to succeed.  Tried WHAT EXACTLY? Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states.

You're down, dear boy. We've got you pegged, you silly old squealer.

You've had your chance. You demand the overturning of all erections, democratic norms, the rule of law, the lot. How do we know?

You said.

Carl D wrote on Aug 17^th, 2025 at 9:56pm:

lol... Frank's in fine form again tonight. Much more entertaining than the rubbish on free to air TV. ;D

The old boy's in, Carl - a full-blown, signed-up, card-carrying Nazi. He's just confessed - right here, on free to air TV if you please.

The revolution will not be televised, no?

LOCK HER UP !!!

Frank wrote on Aug 17^th, 2025 at 9:42pm:

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 5:05pm: Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit Let those emotions get the better ofyou again frannie? You don't get off that easily, teapot of Meanjin (meanjin, ffs! Who can take you seriously? Not me) Your moronic paki halfwit comrade proposed a moronic paki scenario. I asked for a few more details, some practical explanation on how that idiotic scenario is actually envisaged by you, or by the wee paki fool. Suddenly both you morons are pouting defensively. Are you delicately nurtured feelings bruised? Tough. Don't be a painful idiotic *uckwit and you won't be treated as one. Emoting won't cut it.

So much rage, Frank.

It's fascinating how just pointing out a fact or even having "Meeanjin" in my location sends you spiralling into an emotional meltdown. You've gone from thinly veiled tantrums to full-blown racial slurs because reality keeps hammering away at your worldview and you're not coping.

Every reply of yours lately is just projection, accusing others of being emotional while you're the one swearing, name-calling and frothing at the mouth. It's the classic defence mechanism of someone who knows they can't argue the facts, so they lash out instead.

The cracks are showing, Frank. Reality is dismantling the little bubble you built for yourself, and you don't know how to process it other than abuse.

At this stage, I'm actually worried you're going to have a nervous breakdown...

Chardonnay with red meat?    :o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89vhBr23RZw

1,700 National Guard troops are being mobilized in a federal crackdown, with forces called up to reinforce Homeland Security operations.

The deployment will cover 19 states, where troops will assist federal authorities in a coordinated effort against crime and illegal immigration.

States receiving deployments include:

1) Alabama
2) Arkansas
3) Florida
4) Georgia
5) Idaho
6) Indiana
7) Iowa
8) Louisiana
9) Nebraska
10) Nevada
11) New Mexico
12) Ohio
13) South Carolina
14) South Dakota
15) Tennessee
16) Texas
17) Utah
18) Virginia
19) Wyoming

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 17^th, 2025 at 5:05pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit Let those emotions get the better ofyou again frannie?

The question stands:

Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states.



Give an outline of your ideas, in under 50 words if you can.

Frank wrote on Aug 24^th, 2025 at 8:04pm:

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 5:05pm: Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit Let those emotions get the better ofyou again frannie? The question stands: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Give an outline of your ideas, in under 50 words if you can.

You don't seem to have much faith in your Dear Leader's ability.

Frank wrote on Aug 24^th, 2025 at 8:04pm:

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 5:05pm: Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit Let those emotions get the better ofyou again frannie? The question stands: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Give an outline of your ideas, in under 50 words if you can.

I never claimed they'd outright cancel the elections.

What I have said is that I wouldn't be surprised if Trump tried to sidestep them entirely, perhaps through emergency orders or by manufacturing a war. That said, I now think that's less likely given the state of his health. Frankly, I don't think he'll even be around for the next Presidential election.

What I do see happening instead was summed up rather neatly by Bill Maher:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KAjfqHI4RE

It's telling, and almost laughable, that you think a critical issue can be boiled down into 50 words, but maybe a short clip like this won't be too overwhelming for you.

Virtually every country in Latin America has enshrined constitutional term limits as a safeguard against tyranny. These rules vary: some allow only a single term, some permit two, while others enable non-consecutive re-election. Yet several presidents have managed to defy these provisions.

Recent examples include Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua, Hugo Chávez in Venezuela, Evo Morales in Bolivia, Rafael Correa in Ecuador and Nayib Bukele in El Salvador.

Although the institutional norms and political cultures of these countries differ from those of the U.S., examining how term limits have been dismantled offers valuable insights into how any similar efforts by Trump might unfold.

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 25^th, 2025 at 10:35am:

Frank wrote on Aug 24th, 2025 at 8:04pm: ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 5:05pm: Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit Let those emotions get the better ofyou again frannie? The question stands: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Give an outline of your ideas, in under 50 words if you can. I never claimed they'd outright cancel the elections. What I have said is that I wouldn't be surprised if Trump tried to sidestep them entirely, perhaps through emergency orders or by manufacturing a war. That said, I now think that's less likely given the state of his health. Frankly, I don't think he'll even be around for the next Presidential election. What I do see happening instead was summed up rather neatly by Bill Maher: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KAjfqHI4RE It's telling, and almost laughable, that you think a critical issue can be boiled down into 50 words, but maybe a short clip like this won't be too overwhelming for you.

Terrifying: funny guy speculates about coup.

Quasimodo prediceted all this already. Interestig coincidence, eh?

Frank wrote on Aug 25^th, 2025 at 3:56pm:

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 25th, 2025 at 10:35am: Frank wrote on Aug 24th, 2025 at 8:04pm: ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 5:05pm: Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit Let those emotions get the better ofyou again frannie? The question stands: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Give an outline of your ideas, in under 50 words if you can. I never claimed they'd outright cancel the elections. What I have said is that I wouldn't be surprised if Trump tried to sidestep them entirely, perhaps through emergency orders or by manufacturing a war. That said, I now think that's less likely given the state of his health. Frankly, I don't think he'll even be around for the next Presidential election. What I do see happening instead was summed up rather neatly by Bill Maher: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KAjfqHI4RE It's telling, and almost laughable, that you think a critical issue can be boiled down into 50 words, but maybe a short clip like this won't be too overwhelming for you. Terrifying: funny guy speculates about coup. Quasimodo prediceted all this already. Interestig coincidence, eh?

You're a devoted Trump supporter, nothing anyone can say will be enough, even after the election is cancelled or the result overturned or denied because it doesn't support Trump, you'll still be there defending it.

Right?

Frank wrote on Aug 24^th, 2025 at 8:04pm:

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 5:05pm: Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit Let those emotions get the better ofyou again frannie? The question stands: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Give an outline of your ideas, in under 50 words if you can.

And why don't you, old boy, tell us that you don't?

Tell us all how you stand for universal suffrage, democracy, erections. Tell us about all those white Western values of yours - your high moral standards, your rule of law, your constitutional conservatism, your enlightened Superior Culture that separates you from the backward, tribal primitivism of the despicable tinted races.

Go on, give it a go. Say that you, the old boy, would never support your DL rigging, undermining, overturning and cancelling the will of the people. Oh no, never ever, not on your watch.

And if you won't say that, tell us that's exactly what you've wanted all along.

Say it.

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 25^th, 2025 at 3:58pm:

Frank wrote on Aug 25th, 2025 at 3:56pm: ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 25th, 2025 at 10:35am: Frank wrote on Aug 24th, 2025 at 8:04pm: ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 5:05pm: Frank wrote on Aug 17th, 2025 at 4:54pm: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit Let those emotions get the better ofyou again frannie? The question stands: Why don't you tell us, idiotic halfwit, how you envisage the cancellation of elections in a federation of 50 states. Give an outline of your ideas, in under 50 words if you can. I never claimed they'd outright cancel the elections. What I have said is that I wouldn't be surprised if Trump tried to sidestep them entirely, perhaps through emergency orders or by manufacturing a war. That said, I now think that's less likely given the state of his health. Frankly, I don't think he'll even be around for the next Presidential election. What I do see happening instead was summed up rather neatly by Bill Maher: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KAjfqHI4RE It's telling, and almost laughable, that you think a critical issue can be boiled down into 50 words, but maybe a short clip like this won't be too overwhelming for you. Terrifying: funny guy speculates about coup. Quasimodo prediceted all this already. Interestig coincidence, eh? You're a devoted Trump supporter, nothing anyone can say will be enough, even after the election is cancelled or the result overturned or denied because it doesn't support Trump, you'll still be there defending it. Right?

I don't know, Sad, I say we give the old boy the benefit of the doubt. Here's his chance to state, once and for all, what he truly stands for.

If he refuses to say, then we'll know.

Yes, Master.

Karnal wrote on Aug 25^th, 2025 at 4:47pm:

I don't know, Sad, I say we give the old boy the benefit of the doubt. Here's his chance to state, once and for all, what he truly stands for. If he refuses to say, then we'll know. Yes, Master.

dear Karnal,

Trump?
What are they going to say about him?
What? Are they going to say he was a kind man?
He was a wise man? He had plans?
He had wisdom? Bullshit, man!
Am I going to be the one to set him straight?
Look at me - wrong.
YOU.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/3QXuh2t5tKsv/