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17m ·BREAKING: Journalist captures photo of Trump’s hand that he tried to hide from the cameras all day.
David Hooks
Rotten from the inside out. That what a hateful heart does!!!
Julie Lund-Agli
I just tossed an orange that looked like that.
Brian Tyler Cohen
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BREAKING: Journalist captures photo of Trump’s hand that he tried to hide from the cameras all day.
David Hooks
Rotten from the inside out. That what a hateful heart does!!!
Julie Lund-Agli
I just tossed an orange that looked like that.
Send his Jorah Mormont ass to the wall before we all have greyscale!
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It makes sense why politicians gargle and swallow for Israel not big on conspiracies but this one on the surface explains alot
BREAKING: $2 Billion Crypto Kickback Deal Exposes Trump’s UAE Ties
While America was distracted, Trump’s hand-picked Middle East envoy was yachting with oil barons and signing off on deals that enriched both the Witkoff family and the Trumps; according to a bombshell NYT investigation.
The scheme?
- A crypto startup co-founded by Trump insiders got $2 billion in Emirati cash
- Weeks later, the White House gave the UAE access to scarce U.S. computer chips, critical in the global AI arms race
- And just like that, the same “America First” crew was putting foreign profits first
The deals were separate on paper, but the timeline tells its own story:
→ Yacht meeting with UAE royal
→ Crypto billions flow into Trump-connected firm
→ White House grants chip access that boosts UAE power
This is what it looks like when foreign policy is for sale
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September 14 at 11:00 PM ·In the mid-1970s, Jeffrey Epstein began his career as a math and science teacher at Manhattan’s elite Dalton School, despite not having a college degree. Hired through the influence of the school’s headmaster, he taught for a brief period, gaining early exposure to affluent families.
After leaving Dalton, Epstein transitioned into finance, leveraging connections made at the school to build a powerful network. His short teaching stint is often seen as a pivotal moment, providing him access to New York’s elite circles, which shaped his later controversial career.
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As God is my witness, I thought this was Greg Brady in his Johnny Bravo phase.
Dreamer daughter says mother died after ICE confiscated her medicine and deported them
A teenage “Dreamer” deported with her mother to Guatemala watched helplessly as her mother struggled to survive without her essential medications, ultimately dying at 45.NBC News' Jacob Soboroff brought the story of Nory Sontay Ramos and her mother, Estela, to America's attention as President...
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Dreamer daughter says mother died after ICE confiscated her medicine and deported them
Estela and Nory Sontay Ramos (Photos: screen captures)
A teenage “Dreamer” deported with her mother to Guatemala watched helplessly as her mother struggled to survive without her essential medications, ultimately dying at 45.
NBC News' Jacob Soboroff brought the story of Nory Sontay Ramos and her mother, Estela, to America's attention as President Donald Trump continues to deploy mass deportations across the country. While Trump told Americans he would target criminals and gangs, the family didn't fall under either label.
Estela died after ICE took her blood pressure medication before she was deported.
Speaking to Soboroff, Nory said her mother was “overwhelmed” with the stress of being sent back to Guatemala. She refused to leave the small apartment where they slept, sure that the gang members who once threatened to kill her were outside the door waiting.
Estela had “persistent headaches” as a result of high blood pressure.
“She barely slept,” Nory said. “She just kept thinking about our situation and the possibility of the gang finding us. She was very worried.”
Last Monday, Estela said she didn't feel well. Her family tried to take her to a doctor, "but she refused. She was too afraid to go out," Nory said, sobbing.
She vomited and collapsed. They tried to help but didn't have medicine. "I feel like I'm going to die," Estela told her daughters. They thought she'd fallen asleep. Instead, Estela died. Emergency responders couldn't save her.
The death certificate claims Estela died from "liver cirrhosis."
"Estela’s oldest daughter, who lives in Los Angeles and whom we are not naming for security reasons, said her mother 'had a drinking problem when she was young,' but had stopped drinking 'a long time ago,'" the report said.
"Cirrhosis, experts say, can significantly affect blood pressure, something Nory said they were unable to treat after being deported," the report continued.
“I want people to know that my mom’s medications were taken away and not returned,” said Nory as she cried. "They took away my mother’s medicine. I had no way to help her."
The family said that the medications were taken when they were in custody in Los Angeles. But they were ultimately transferred to Texas, staying at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center. There, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said "she was given a medical evaluation and prescribed medications she needed."
The family said the drugs were taken in LA, not Texas, however.
ICE also told Soboroff that Estela and Nory were “given due process and exhausted all legal options to remain in the U.S.”
Estela and Nory Sontay Ramos (Photos: screen captures)
A teenage “Dreamer” deported with her mother to Guatemala watched helplessly as her mother struggled to survive without her essential medications, ultimately dying at 45.
NBC News' Jacob Soboroff brought the story of Nory Sontay Ramos and her mother, Estela, to America's attention as President Donald Trump continues to deploy mass deportations across the country. While Trump told Americans he would target criminals and gangs, the family didn't fall under either label.
Estela died after ICE took her blood pressure medication before she was deported.
Speaking to Soboroff, Nory said her mother was “overwhelmed” with the stress of being sent back to Guatemala. She refused to leave the small apartment where they slept, sure that the gang members who once threatened to kill her were outside the door waiting.
Estela had “persistent headaches” as a result of high blood pressure.
“She barely slept,” Nory said. “She just kept thinking about our situation and the possibility of the gang finding us. She was very worried.”
Last Monday, Estela said she didn't feel well. Her family tried to take her to a doctor, "but she refused. She was too afraid to go out," Nory said, sobbing.
She vomited and collapsed. They tried to help but didn't have medicine. "I feel like I'm going to die," Estela told her daughters. They thought she'd fallen asleep. Instead, Estela died. Emergency responders couldn't save her.
The death certificate claims Estela died from "liver cirrhosis."
"Estela’s oldest daughter, who lives in Los Angeles and whom we are not naming for security reasons, said her mother 'had a drinking problem when she was young,' but had stopped drinking 'a long time ago,'" the report said.
"Cirrhosis, experts say, can significantly affect blood pressure, something Nory said they were unable to treat after being deported," the report continued.
“I want people to know that my mom’s medications were taken away and not returned,” said Nory as she cried. "They took away my mother’s medicine. I had no way to help her."
The family said that the medications were taken when they were in custody in Los Angeles. But they were ultimately transferred to Texas, staying at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center. There, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said "she was given a medical evaluation and prescribed medications she needed."
The family said the drugs were taken in LA, not Texas, however.
ICE also told Soboroff that Estela and Nory were “given due process and exhausted all legal options to remain in the U.S.”
No one was distracted. This shit was done in plain view like most of the shit Trump has been doing. He's normalizing Quid pro quos.
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99% chance her ignorant Ass did not know Hyundai was a Korean owned company.
Her dumb Ass thought cuz it was in America, Hyundai was a American owned company.
Trump Files $15 Billion Defamation and Libel Lawsuit Against the New York Times
Donald Trump has filed a $15 billion lawsuit against the New York Times for defamation and libel.
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Somebody from bgol called in
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