UPDATE: Donald Trump Takes Office as the 47th US President

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She is right!! No law enforcement people wear masks!! These ICE assholes are ignorant morons with little to no training policing out streets!! ICE is pissing off cops everywhere!! Hope more LEOs speak out on ICE.




Police been shooting black folk and getting away with it. When black folk spoke against it they responded with "blue lives matter". Remember Sean Bell?
 
THE BLACK ALPHA NETWORK IS LIVE!!


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ICE Shooting in Minnesota - "Not Our Fight?" Black Americans Say

 

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Rockaway Primetime Reporting​

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Major Dementia Alert: Trump, 79, Accidentally Reads Marco Rubio’s Private Note Out Loud
Jan 9, 2025
Donald Trump humiliated himself Friday when Secretary of State Marco Rubio tried to slyly pass him a note during a meeting with oil executives, and the president immediately read it aloud.
Trump was in the midst of promising “a very nice return” for executives from Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Exxon, Halliburton, Valero, and Marathon—in exchange for a $100 billion investment in rebuilding Venezuela’s energy sector, when he was suddenly sidetracked by a scrap of paper from Rubio.
“You’re all gonna do very well—Marco just gave me a note. ‘Go back to Chevron, they want to discuss something,’” Trump read, turning to look at Chevron Vice Chairman Mark Nelson. “Go ahead, I’m going back to Chevron, Mark.”
Rubio grimaced uncomfortably, as Trump patted him on the back. “Thank you, Marco,” he said.
“Was there a question, Mr. President?” Nelson asked.
“Yes, go ahead Marco, what are you saying here?” Trump asked, inspecting the note again.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright jumped in. “Mark, if you could update us on operations on the ground, appropriate approvals, what you might be able to achieve in the next 12 to 18 months—give us a little view from the ground,” he said.
Nelson launched into a description of Chevron’s ground operations. Chevron is the only oil company currently operating in Venezuela, as part of a joint venture with Petróleos de Venezuela. Wright told CNBC Wednesday that the Trump administration was receiving “daily updates” from Chevron and working closely to “allow their model to grow even more.”
Trump’s gaffe was part of a larger trend of cognitive decline, as the aged president has spent the last year in office appearing to fall asleep during meetings and giving incoherent, confused rants.
 
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