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Supporting a cold-blooded murderer


He's a hero to them, took out a white.

re: It was the third of June

Posted by The Torch on 6/3/26 at 11:13 am to
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Well, Billy Joe never had a lick of sense; pass the biscuits, please.


My grandfather could have written this line, sounds just like him. :lol:
We are also getting one in my community NE DFW suburbs.
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NBC is reporting that late mail-in ballot drops could POUR IN to favor DEMOCRATS in Los Angeles and across California for a WHOLE WEEK


They have to find out how many they need then go to Skid Row and have everyone vote for Bass.

re: Pratt 2028

Posted by The Torch on 6/3/26 at 7:07 am to
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1. Fix roads
2. Get drug heads and homeless to stop shitting on the sidewalk
3. Cut red tape that causes higher costs on energy, housing, travel, life...


Karen Bass was just about to do all of this but didn't have time :lol:

according to her
In other words , if we can't run stories every week disparaging the President of the United States then I quit.


Democrat Pussy
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Im sure someone will claim that this is "racist" and attempting to sway public opinion to influence the jury.


Everyone who enters that court house has to go through this, Trial or not.

I've been through it at least 20 times for different things

Landman 2.0

Posted by The Torch on 6/3/26 at 5:51 am
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How does bringing millions of people to America and getting them hooked on free handouts help anyone or anything ?
With mail in ballots the democrats will manipulate the numbers.

If Spencer is winning 50,000 mysterious votes will show up all for bass.

And everyone knows it
Once the NBA Finals are over it is
Two to Three months but I took the first offer I got, just wanted anything to get started.
Get one of those fake owls and put it on your roof
From Sarah Fields
Day One: Inside the Karmelo Anthony Trial

I arrived at the Collin County Courthouse at approximately 630 am for Day One of the Karmelo Anthony trial.
The first thing that became apparent was security.
Everyone entering the courthouse had to pass through screening. Cell phones and electronic devices were prohibited. The only items I brought with me were a notepad, a pen, and my sunglasses.

We were among the first to arrive, but the doors were locked. Several members of the Sheriff’s Department were stationed outside. One deputy was carrying a suppressed AR rifle chambered in 9mm.
While we waited, a heavyset man wearing a Hawaiian shirt repeatedly stared in our direction. At one point he sat very close to us. As he walked past me, he quietly said the word “demon.”

Several women who claimed to be from California arrived wearing purple shirts, purple hoodies, jeans, and purple do-rags wrapped around their heads. Others wore tank tops, shorts, hoodies, baseball caps, and other casual attire that appeared inconsistent with what most people would consider courtroom business attire. (purple is Karmelo‘s favorite color)

A short time later, I witnessed sheriff’s deputies escorting an African-American woman out of the courthouse hallway. She was wearing a pink shirt with lace sleeves.
Deputies were accusing her of jury tampering.

There were also multiple members of the Black Panther movement present.
In addition, a group calling itself the National Organization for Victim Advocacy (NOVA) was distributing flyers featuring Austin Metcalf’s photograph. The flyers stated that the organization stood “in solidarity with all victims of anti-white violence.”