greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 27^th, 2025 at 8:22pm:


Leroy, why does Greggery keep calling you FD?

Any idea?

ProudKangaroo wrote on Aug 3^rd, 2025 at 8:26am:


anything to protect the cult leader

MeisterEckhart wrote on Aug 3^rd, 2025 at 9:05am:


his cultists won't care what he does
they never have in the past.

Biden pardoned her one night 15 years ago, when she farted in the act, with him enjoying a 69 ice-cream 🍨🍦

Bobby. wrote on Aug 3^rd, 2025 at 8:30am:


If that's the trade-off, sure.  If it means everyone named in the Epstein files faces justice, sure.

But if it's being done to buy her silence and protect Trump from the consequences of his actions, no.

Any reasonable person would be suspect of Trump's motivation in doing this.

If the result of her pardon is one less child predator answer for their crimes, rather than more having their day in court, it's not a good deal.

But even then, I would not trade that for a full pardon.

She needs to remain in prison for her actions.

A more comfortable prison maybe, but she should not be fully pardoned even in excahnge for information.

Some crimes are unforgivable.

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 3^rd, 2025 at 10:08am:


Tell Muslims, too.

An Islamic center in St. Paul, Minnesota, wrote a letter on behalf of a Somali immigrant convicted of raping a 12-year-old girl, asking a judge to consider its “heartfelt support” of the 42-year-old perpetrator when sentencing.

The letter, posted by Alpha News on X, was sent to Judge Michael E. Burns in the pre-sentencing phase after a jury convicted Qalinle Ibrahim Dirie, 42, of first-degree sexual conduct after he allegedly approached a young girl last June when she was playing in the backyard of her home.



The Al-Ihsan Islamic in St. Paul echoed the family members, writing that Dirie had “faced the challenge of starting over in a new culture,” expressed “love for his family and kids,” and even sent money back to Somalia to support family members there.

The letter concluded:

The situation [Dirie] is currently facing comes as a deep shock to all of us. It does not reflect the man we know — a man whose actions have consistently reflected family and community. We respectfully ask that this letter be considered as a sincere reflection of who Qalinle Dirie truly is. His contributions may not make headlines, but to us, he has made a positive difference.

Judge Burns’ sentence was the least amount of prison time recommended by Minnesota’s sentencing guidelines, according to Alpha News. He potentially could be released in 2033 and remain on probation for the rest of the sentence.

Frank wrote on Aug 3^rd, 2025 at 11:30am:


Ah.

"Other people do it, so it's okay to defend Trumpstein".

Stop defending rapists and paedophiles.