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Reply #45 - Yesterday at 3:12pm
 
Bobby. wrote Yesterday at 3:07pm:
greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 3:02pm:
Bobby. wrote Yesterday at 2:59pm:
Frank wrote Yesterday at 2:53pm:
Not 'summary executions' Chief One Hand Fapping.

Designate terrorists are killed every day. If you do not want to be killed, don't get on a boat loaded with drugs. Not complicated.




And don't cruise in a power boat designed for racing competitions
with 3 engines that go 100mph hoping that you can outrun a predator drone that
can fly faster and for 24 hours without refueling.

Those power boats can out run any navy ship to get away with crime
but not a predator drone.   Roll Eyes


Summarily executing people in speed boats is illegal, no matter how many engines they have.



You don't know the full story -
maybe they were radioed and told to stop to await a search of their boat and they took
off at 100mph laughing at the coast guards or navy?

Who knows what's going on?


Summarily executing people in speed boats fleeing at 100mph is illegal, no matter how much they were laughing.
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Reply #46 - Yesterday at 3:20pm
 

Good interview.

Is Hegseth a Murderer?

Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov are joined by Admiral James Stavridis (ret. U.S. Navy) to talk about the boat strikes in the Caribbean, and the possibility that Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon ordered a "double-tap" attack on shipwrecked survivors. Are these war crimes? Or are these strikes outside the laws of war?

In addition to being the former NATO Supreme Allied Commander in Europe from 2009-2013, Admiral Stavridis is also the former head of U.S. Southern Command, the position that oversees the Caribbean waters where these attacks have taken place — and the post from which Admiral Alvin Holsey recently resigned.

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Reply #47 - Yesterday at 3:22pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 3:12pm:
Summarily executing people in speed boats fleeing at 100mph is illegal, no matter how much they were laughing.



Hi Greggy,
did you know that the artist known as Prince was killed by Fentanyl?

How could that have happened?
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Reply #48 - Yesterday at 3:25pm
 
Bobby. wrote Yesterday at 3:22pm:
greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 3:12pm:
Summarily executing people in speed boats fleeing at 100mph is illegal, no matter how much they were laughing.



Hi Greggy,
did you know that the artist known as Prince was killed by Fentanyl?

How could that have happened?


Hi Bobby,

Did you know that fentanyl in the US comes from Mexico, and is smuggled into the country by US citizens?

Also, summarily executing drug traffickers is illegal.
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Reply #49 - Yesterday at 3:39pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 3:25pm:
Bobby. wrote Yesterday at 3:22pm:
greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 3:12pm:
Summarily executing people in speed boats fleeing at 100mph is illegal, no matter how much they were laughing.



Hi Greggy,
did you know that the artist known as Prince was killed by Fentanyl?

How could that have happened?


Hi Bobby,

Did you know that fentanyl in the US comes from Mexico, and is smuggled into the country by US citizens?

Also, summarily executing drug traffickers is illegal.



Precursor chemicals for Fentanyl come from China and they
are turned into Fentanyl in South American countries but also including Mexico.

China wants to destroy the USA from within just like the British
tried to destroy China before the Opium wars.
Only Trump has the balls to stop them.
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Reply #50 - Yesterday at 3:44pm
 
Ah, there you are Bobby.  Decided once again to poke your nose out from under your bridge?  When are you going to answer my questions?  Tsk, tsk, tsk... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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It seems that I have upset a Moderator and are forbidden from using posting to the general forum now. So much for Freedom of Speech. Tsk, tsk, tsk...   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Reply #51 - Yesterday at 3:46pm
 
Brian Ross wrote Yesterday at 3:44pm:
Ah, there you are Bobby.  Decided once again to poke your nose out from under your bridge?  When are you going to answer my questions?  Tsk, tsk, tsk... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes



You haven't put any questions to me on this thread.   Roll Eyes

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Reply #52 - Yesterday at 3:53pm
 
Bobby. wrote Yesterday at 3:46pm:
Brian Ross wrote Yesterday at 3:44pm:
Ah, there you are Bobby.  Decided once again to poke your nose out from under your bridge?  When are you going to answer my questions?  Tsk, tsk, tsk... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


You haven't put any questions to me on this thread.   Roll Eyes

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I put the questions here, Bobby.  https://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1764903932/120#120
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Reply #53 - Yesterday at 3:54pm
 
Brian Ross wrote Yesterday at 3:44pm:
Ah, there you are Bobby.  Decided once again to poke your nose out from under your bridge?  When are you going to answer my questions?  Tsk, tsk, tsk... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

When fd answers your??
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Reply #54 - Yesterday at 4:00pm
 
Frank wrote Yesterday at 2:53pm:
terrorists are killed every day.




terrorist   /ˈtɛrərɪst/    noun
'a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
"four commercial aircraft were hijacked by terrorists'

adjective
'unlawfully using violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims'.

2025 'person in tinny going very quickly in the Gulf of Trump'
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Reply #55 - Yesterday at 4:00pm
 
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Reply #56 - Yesterday at 4:02pm
 
chimera wrote Yesterday at 4:00pm:
Frank wrote Yesterday at 2:53pm:
terrorists are killed every day.




terrorist   /ˈtɛrərɪst/    noun
'a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
"four commercial aircraft were hijacked by terrorists'

adjective
'unlawfully using violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims'.

2025 'person in tinny going very quickly in the Gulf of Trump'



The narco-terrorists kill 350,000 US civilians every year with their poisons.


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Reply #57 - Yesterday at 4:06pm
 
Firing narco bullets at victims is terrorism.
Buying drugs and snorting is suicide.
Double missile murder is not very nice.
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Reply #58 - Yesterday at 4:08pm
 
chimera wrote Yesterday at 4:06pm:
Firing narco bullets at victims is terrorism.
Buying drugs and snorting is suicide.
Double missile murder is not very nice.



First they get them hooked on cocaine -

then they put some Fentanyl in the cocaine and that kills the victim in 2 minutes.


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Reply #59 - Yesterday at 4:18pm
 
Bobby. wrote Yesterday at 3:39pm:
greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 3:25pm:
Bobby. wrote Yesterday at 3:22pm:
greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 3:12pm:
Summarily executing people in speed boats fleeing at 100mph is illegal, no matter how much they were laughing.



Hi Greggy,
did you know that the artist known as Prince was killed by Fentanyl?

How could that have happened?


Hi Bobby,

Did you know that fentanyl in the US comes from Mexico, and is smuggled into the country by US citizens?

Also, summarily executing drug traffickers is illegal.

Precursor chemicals for Fentanyl come from China and they
are turned into Fentanyl in South American countries but also including Mexico.


The precursors come from China and India.

It's then turned into fentanyl in North America -  Mexico, to be precise.

It's then smuggled into the US through ports of entry by US citizens.

South America plays no part in the process of supplying fentanyl to the US, and even if they did it's still illegal to summarily execute drug traffickers and manufacturers.
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