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Rise of Fascism in the United States [SPLIT]

^ It is always the way though.

But the politcal sociopath class don't think that the testaments apply to them...and of course, they always know that all they have to do is 'repent' and it is all good.
 
Remember when I kept warning of a Fascist Apocalypse that would make Nazi Germany look like a garden party, if der Trumpenführer were re-elected?

Unless something is done to stop this.....here we are. They're building it.

Welcome to the Fourth Reich. The Fascist States of America.

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They're not "building", as much as they trying to repurpose empty commercial warehouses that are in inconspicuous small towns and suburbs.

And they are getting a backlash.

Some of these towns have 5,000 residents and DHS is wanting to move 10,000 or more prisoners into the empty warehouse space. The residents are having a NIMBY fit about it. The last thing that these small, mostly white towns want is to have a bunch of "illegal immigrants" warehoused in their town.

When residents get wind of the proposal, they are showing up at town halls and county commissioner meetings to air their disapproval. They would rather have commercial businesses with good jobs in their town instead of a concentration camp.
 
Whether they are "building" or "repurposing" is nitpicking the semantics. They are concentration camps, whatever you want to call construction means.

So yes, I am glad there are pushbacks. But also yes, they are building a network of concentration camps. And it will not stop, unless we stop it.

This is exactly how it started in Germany, with deportation "detention centers". Wake the fuck up!

www.commondreams.org

US Military Helping Trump to Build Massive Network of ‘Concentration Camps,’ Navy Contract Reveals | Common Dreams

Military Helping Trump to Build Massive Network of 'Concentration Camps,' Navy Contract Reveals
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cityboy-stl said:
...This is exactly how it started in Germany, with deportation "detention centers". Wake the fuck up!

www.commondreams.org

US Military Helping Trump to Build Massive Network of ‘Concentration Camps,’ Navy Contract Reveals | Common Dreams

Military Helping Trump to Build Massive Network of 'Concentration Camps,' Navy Contract Reveals
www.commondreams.org www.commondreams.org
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I must have missed the part where the Germans funneled billions of taxpayer donors to big party donors to build their camps.

www.motherjones.com

How a tiny, inexperienced firm landed a $1.3 billion detention deal

To hold 5,000 human beings.
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Among the subcontractors is Disaster Management Group, owned by big-time Republican donor Nathan Albers, who spent time at Mar-a-Lago and once co-chaired a fundraiser at Trump National Golf Club with the president’s son Eric, according to ProPublica, which also reported that Albers’ previous company, TentLogix, had pleaded guilty in 2019 to hiring undocumented workers and then using a shell company to hide the fact from immigration authorities. DMG is “a friend of Trump,” notes Tiefer, and Acquisition Logistics is “a front.” Adds Trickler-McNulty: The Fort Bliss deal is “a giant pass-through to other companies.” (Neither DMG nor Acquisition Logistics answered questions for this story.)
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1. People Who Think

One of two GOP-connected PR firms that have been awarded contracts for a $200 million ad campaign starring Kristi Noem (whom detractors call ICE Barbie)

Contract value: $52 million
Trump connection: Co-founder Jay Connaughton was a Trump campaign adviser and has ties to Noem aide Corey Lewandowski.

2. CSI Aviation

Part of “ICE Air,” the New Mexico–based company is one of the agency’s primary deportation-flight providers.

Contract value: $557 million
Trump connection: Deborah Maestas, a company director and daughter of the firm’s CEO, was a fake elector for Trump in 2020.

3. Palantir Technologies

The software company is building a platform, ImmigrationOS, to help ICE track and manage deportations.

Contract value: $30 million
Trump connection: Co-founder Peter Thiel is a GOP megadonor who once employed JD Vance at his VC firm, and then backed his rise to power.

4. GEO Group

One of ICE’s largest contractors, the private prison company, whose shares surged after Trump’s victory, operates at least 16 immigration detention facilities.

Contract value: $356 million
Trump connection: GEO donated $1 million to Trump’s Make America Great Again Inc. super-PAC. Company founder George C. Zoley and former CEO Brian Evans contributed at least $10,000 to the fundraising committee Save America.
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We haven't reached the normal part of autocracies where the money gets funneled into family-owned bank accounts and religious organizations.
 
The Trump family reportedly made approximately $4 billion over the past year, primarily driven by ventures and investments linked to cryptocurrency, media, and real estate. This significant figure emerges from various business activities and investments launched primarily since Donald Trump's reelection.
 
We are learning more about why there were mass resignations in the Minnesota US Attorney's office.

Trump said that Renee Good was a domestic terrorist who tried to run over ICE officers. The FBI in Washington blocked an investigation into Good's murder to support Trump's lie.

The Trump Administration seemed to be determined to work their way through the Ten Commandments.

www.nytimes.com

Prosecutors Began Investigating Renee Good’s Killing. Washington Told Them to Stop.

Federal prosecutors had a warrant to collect evidence from Ms. Good’s vehicle, but Trump administration leaders said to drop it. About a dozen prosecutors have departed, leaving the Minnesota U.S. attorney’s office in turmoil.
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Prosecutors Began Investigating Renee Good’s Killing. Washington Told Them to Stop.

Federal prosecutors had a warrant to collect evidence from Ms. Good’s vehicle, but Trump administration leaders said to drop it. About a dozen prosecutors have departed, leaving the Minnesota U.S. attorney’s office in turmoil.

Hours after an immigration agent fatally shot Renee Good inside her S.U.V. on a Minneapolis street last month, a senior federal prosecutor in Minnesota sought a warrant to search the vehicle for evidence in what he expected would be a standard civil rights investigation into the agent’s use of force.

The prosecutor, Joseph H. Thompson, wrote in an email to colleagues that the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, a state agency that specializes in investigating police shootings, would team up with the F.B.I. to determine whether the shooting had been justified and lawful or had violated Ms. Good’s civil rights.
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The order for the FBI to stop investigations came from Ka$h Patel. This is obstruction of justice.
But later that week, as F.B.I. agents equipped with a signed warrant prepared to document blood spatter and bullet holes in Ms. Good’s S.U.V., they received orders to stop, according to several people with knowledge of the events who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.

The orders, they said, came from senior officials, including Kash Patel, the F.B.I. director, several of whom worried that pursuing a civil rights investigation — by using a warrant obtained on that basis — would contradict President Trump’s claim that Ms. Good “violently, willfully, and viciously ran over the ICE Officer” who fired at her as she drove her vehicle.
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But the DoJ is never going to bring a case for obstruction when it is writing the new rule book on how to do it in the open.

The sad thing is that TrumpCo. are probably delighted about the resignations. Their modus operandi is to to destroy and replace.
 
A judge has blocked Hegseth's attempt to demote Mark Kelly. Along with the refusal of a Grand Jury to indict, this is a meaningful signal that the courts are still able to push back against the authoritarianism of TrumpCo.
 
^ No surpise. Kennedy is a medical nihilist.

He beleives 100% in survival of the fittest. Physically and economically.

And TrumpCo. with Project 2025 thinks God will sort us out and dying is just the price we pay for heaven.

Of course they are trying to kill off the unfit. It is their god's will.
 
rareboy said:
^ No surpise. Kennedy is a medical nihilist.

He beleives 100% in survival of the fittest. Physically and economically.

And TrumpCo. with Project 2025 thinks God will sort us out and dying is just the price we pay for heaven.

Of course they are trying to kill off the unfit. It is their god's will.
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Come on, no one in the GOP or TrumpCo really believes in a god
 
rareboy said:
A judge has blocked Hegseth's attempt to demote Mark Kelly. Along with the refusal of a Grand Jury to indict, this is a meaningful signal that the courts are still able to push back against the authoritarianism of TrumpCo.
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I’d add to that that the courts are consistent in not allowing Trump to bypass the senate while appointing a US attorney. Currently we have a stalemate as judges disqualify the Trump appointees and in one case appointed another which the AG promptly fired. The problem for Trump and Bondi is that until the matter is resolved their preferred picks cannot argue a case in front of a judge which has got to take some of the joy out of arresting people.
 
Norri said:
I’d add to that that the courts are consistent in not allowing Trump to bypass the senate while appointing a US attorney...
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The idea might have been to get rid of the long term employs at DOJ and replace them with loyalists. The problem seems to be that they have lost over 6,000 people and there's not a lot of lawyers lining up to join the shit show that the DOJ has become.

In normal government departments, there's a political appointee at the top who is the President's figurehead but the day-to-day operations is handled by a group of experienced deputies and a chief of staff. In the Garland DOJ, a lot of the work was done by Lisa Monaco who was an experienced government employee with deep experience in national security.

In the Trump Administration, Trump's personal attorneys have been the deputies - Emil Bove and Todd Blanche.

Even more troubling, back in September Bondi's Chief of Staff Chad Mizelle resigned after less than 9 months in the job. The reason he gave was that he wanted to return to Florida to "spend more time with his family". The job was vacant for 4 months- which is unheard of. Quietly, a few weeks ago, the job was filled by a former White House Counsel attorney named Stuart McCommas. So, Pam Bondi looks less and less like she's actually running the DOJ. The department is being run by Trump loyalists and spies who are reporting to and reporting back to the White House.
 
The Virginia Supreme Court has ruled that the state could hold a special election on Democratic lawmakers’ redistricting plan aimed at countering Trump’s attempt to get the GOP to gerrymander states nationwide.

This will affect 4 seats...
 
Federal judges are now quoting Orwell in their opinions that are unfavorable to the Trump Administration:

A federal judge ordered the National Park Service to restore exhibits about slaves who lived at the nation’s one-time executive mansion in Philadelphia, agreeing with the city that the Trump administration likely unlawfully removed the displays.

U.S. District Judge Cynthia Rufe invoked the dystopian novel “1984” as she blocked the Trump administration from changing or damaging the site, which is now an outdoor exhibition.

“As if the Ministry of Truth in George Orwell’s 1984 now existed, with its motto ‘Ignorance is Strength,’ this Court is now asked to determine whether the federal government has the power it claims—to dissemble and disassemble historical truths when it has some domain over historical facts. It does not,” Rufe wrote.
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Philadelphia was the original capital of the United States. George Washington resided in the executive mansion in Philadelphia. The lawsuit was initiated after the National Park Service removed displays that referenced slavery and the slaves who resided in the executive mansion, citing Trump's "anti-DEI" executive order.
 
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