I am not sure the democrats’ thoughts are right-sided. They have the 2026 midterms, and they are throwing it away for illegal immigration.
The country is split in 3rds between republicans, democrats, and independents.
Illegal immigration is more important than controlling the house or the senate.
Illegal immigration will remain the focus of future elections. If the democrats choose illegal immigration. We may also take illegal immigration over Trump’s irregular behavior.
However, Trump’s erratic behavior will bring in more independents.
Minneapolis we are not with you. If you want to relax the laws in the United States, relax all laws – not just the ones that benefit foreigners.
[the democrats have shown that the republicans are in fact more intelligent. democrats prefer to chase their tail. both parties are shit]
President Trump, Jared Kushner, and Benjamin Netanyahu would have us believe that Palestine does not exist. I have a document that should cause consternation to all members of the alleged Gaza Peace Board:
“If you fail to understand your history you are doomed to repeat it”, is a saying I never liked. It encourages the hypocrisy that is the United States of America – via, Palestine. Shall we make our failures eternal?
[pause……]
Excuse me, I am not done yet…… That informal letter was later incorporated into the following document:
The League of Nations Mandate for Palestine (approved 24 July 1922) is the legal instrument that placed Palestine under British administration and formally embedded the Balfour Declaration into international law. It did not create Israel, but it obligated Britain to facilitate a Jewish national home while safeguarding the civil and religious rights of the non‑Jewish population.
The United States Senate, back during the times when men were men refused to ratify the League of Nations. Just look at how far we have come?
Every one of these 52 states was legally bound by League decisions — including approval of the Mandate for Palestine in July 1922. No Palestinian Arab representatives were members or consulted, despite Palestine being directly affected.
[oops. no problem for me. problem for tu?]
Does the League of Nations still exist?
No — the League of Nations no longer exists. It was formally dissolved in April 1946, and its remaining responsibilities, archives, and functions were transferred to the United Nations, which had already been established in October 1945.
So, in this light who is actually responsible for the dismantling of International Law?
[bedmates]
My point was actually made long ago. The existence of Palestine cannot be ignored.
In both instances, then and now – everybody is kissing Israeli ass, despite Israel playing no role. There was no Arab representation in the League of Nations. You seriously think these honorable men and women? They are the reason why I follow Jesus.
FYI: No party in America has any “big guns” left. The independents are coming! If we miss on an independent majority by the next presidential election. We will cover with; “Convention of States”.
Your reign may last another 10 years, tops.
[Trump is doing the exact same as Bill Clinton. Only before he leaves office. now you understand slippery slope, and 1 party in DC]
The most telling component to genocide is that the Trump administration will not say the word “Palestine”. They have already been eradicated and no longer factor in. The opposite of, “just speak life to it”. I will never consider any of these people to have any character. We now know what to expect from individuals with no regard for human life.
I am fairly certain the head of the Palestinian Authority is still banned in America.
I pray to God Almighty, in the name of His son Jesus the Christ – that hot coals be heaped upon their heads in similar fashion. Nobody can do it, like God can do it. Amen.
So, while the democrats are promoting illegal immigration – what they are not telling you is just across the border illegal immigrants are blamed for wanton social extortion.
It seems they are mainly targeting South Asian business owners. We have all seen that before, even in America.
The methodology is interesting, they target them and extort them, often repeatedly. They operate in gangs, they target, ride, and shoot – as simple as you please.
The task force does have a website. They encourage Canadians to not pay the extortion. They only come back anyway.
Just as easily this could be US. Once the numbers grow so large they just rampage.
The duty of care lie with the governor to protect the protestors. The democrats are literally sending people to die. You cannot interfere with federal law enforcement.
With the deaths surmounting, the duty of care shifts to the president. He should call-up the military to protect the protesters, and ICE as they conduct legitimate duties.
The news broadcasters sponsoring the propaganda that leads the protestors to believe they have grounds to legally inhibit federal officers, should be prosecuted. One-by-one. My belief is that propaganda is not protected speech, which is why it wins wars.
The Kurdish people have been abused and treated like niggers for decades. I do not need to tell you that they can fight. Peel them off a piece of land for Kurdistan. They will win the war for you.
The United States of America is not a party to any treaty whereby we can be held accountable for any crime. If the United States military comes to your aide, military members shall not be held accountable for local crimes. All they have to do is get back to the base.
This has been going on for 100’s of years. Americans did not have a problem with it.
The standard is set, Internationally – no federal accountability. The same mentality has just been implemented inside the US. (what?)
It is 14:22 MST. I am at the western most edge of the storm. I have just started getting powder, literally (come sleet). Always high winds 25 F. Portales, New Mexico. Just outside the traditional Canadian jet stream.
Kansas has officially become the 20th state to pass the application for an Article V convention!
On January 22, the Kansas House of Representatives made history by approving the Convention of States resolution – SCR 1604 – by a decisive vote of 80-42
The resolution was easily approved by the Kansas Senate last year by an equally impressive vote of 29-11.
As you know, this victory was not an overnight success. While the COS resolution has long had consistent and strong support in Kansas, It has taken well over a decade of hard work, overcoming disappointments, and staying the course to achieve passage.
It’s often said that fortune favors the brave. In this case, it also favors the resolute.
Just last year, Kansas came within inches of passing our resolution. It cleared the Kansas Senate with a commanding supermajority vote of 29–11 and was headed to the House for final action.
Then we hit a roadblock.
At the time, the Kansas Constitution required a two-thirds supermajority in both chambers to pass an Article V application. But now, that obstacle is gone. In November, a legal challenge to that provision succeeded.
While the now-defunct supermajority requirement created real difficulties for the Kansas team, their tireless efforts in the wake of frustration and disappointment have now been rewarded.
The fortitude demonstrated by the Kansas team is a testament to the kind of consistent and committed grassroots activism that will eventually result in an Article V convention.
Thousands of Kansans have kept the faith for over ten years, showing up to events all over the state, talking with fellow residents and convincing them to sign the COS petition, while also establishing professional, cordial, and effective relationships with state lawmakers and staff in order to advance the COS resolution in both houses of the legislature over and over again.
Congratulations to everyone who had a hand in making Kansas the 20th state in the union to pass the Convention of States resolution! With a grassroots network of millions of supporters and volunteers in every legislative district, we remain focused on calling the first-ever Article V convention to limit federal overreach. Victory in the Sunflower State only adds more to the significant momentum that our movement has generated.
Thirty-seven other states have already started their legislative sessions, and 16 more will begin before the end of January. Since COS first started, the COS Resolution has been filed in all 50 states, passed committees in 33 states, passed one legislative chamber in 27 states…and some of the leadership in the Ohio legislature have declared that THEY want to pass the COS Resolution this year.
Standing with you,
The COS Team
[this is the constitutional process whereby the states call for a new constitutional convention. we finally get term limits, and a general refresh of the Constitution]
