Crime syndicate does crime syndicate things.

The guys who direct train traffic, when they get burned out, they go to the lower stress job of Air Traffic Controller.

This is the second serious rail accident in Spain this year.
This seems to have uncovered a real problem.

There have been ship interdictions, but those all belong to the Russian shadow fleet. Sanctions that began in 2022.
#39 | Posted by sitzkrieg

Well, except for this

"the Coast Guard disclosed that a tactical team had boarded the Comoros-flagged freighter Grace with guns drawn on September 5, in international waters between Mexico and Cuba."

And this

"Between August 28 and September 16, US forces operating jointly with the Ecuadorian government boarded eight Ecuadorian fishing boats in the eastern Pacific, took off 160 crew members and sank the vessels. "

"Nobody fishes from semi-submersibles."

Then why weren't the few survivors we picked up after those attacks charged with running drugs?

You know why.

You just won't say it.

Attacks on shipwrecked sailors is another war crime this administration gleefully engages in.

Caribbean Fishing Boats get hit with missiles too.

You're setting the bar in the wrong place there, bub.

what Greenies wanted - a financial government created cudgel to drive up prices and then "nudge" economic behavior.
#51 | Posted by BellRinger

So, how is your economic behavior changing, thanks to Trump's green imitative?

"Because socialism was working prior to January 2026?"

It was working well enough that the Capitalists in Washington, DC found it necessary to impose a trade blockade. Which is arguably an act of war, under US treaty obligations.

Legal Distinction
U.S. government memoranda and international law experts note that a formal blockade is a belligerent act requiring a state of war, which does not legally exist between the United States and Cuba. Instead, the U.S. measures are legally defined as an embargo enforced through domestic sanctions authorities. However, critics argue the practical effect"cutting off vital supplies like fuel"is functionally equivalent to a naval blockade, a definition supported by the 1909 London Naval Conference rules, which the United States endorsed. -- AI summary

A blockade?
#30 | Posted by madbomber

"Can you Imagine if Russia put missiles on a tiny island/continent in the Caribbean and pointed them at the USA?"

You don't seem cognizant of the fact that Russia only put missiles in Cuba we put nuclear missiles in Turkey.

All 16 "climate signs" are hoaxes.
--Republicans

"If someone has information proving this type of thing is happening, they shouldn't be sitting on it for a book."

Why not? There's no way Kash Patel -- or any other Republican Attorney General -- is going to prosecute this.

"Trump Says He Doesn't 'Give A Damn' About Gas Prices"

This is what I voted for.
--Boaz

Iran Is Attacking Ships in the Strait at Record Levels

This is what I voted for.
--Boaz

pedophiles.
#20 | Posted by lfthndthrds

Also known as Trump Administration Officials.
Trump is a huge supporter and enabler of pedophiles
Trump raped children.

Several Donald Trump appointees and administration officials are named or implicated in the released Epstein files and related congressional investigations:

Alexander Acosta: Appointed Labor Secretary by Trump, he previously served as U.S. Attorney and approved the controversial 2008 plea deal for Jeffrey Epstein. He resigned in 2019 amid renewed criticism of that deal.

Paolo Zampolli: A longtime Trump friend who served as Special Representative for Global Partnerships at the State Department until recently. House Democrats' reports allege he was an "active participant" in Epstein's trafficking schemes in the 1990s, including arranging visas for young models.

Todd Blanche: Current Attorney General (formerly Trump's personal attorney and Deputy AG). Reports allege he obstructed investigations, withheld evidence, and potentially tampered with witness testimony by instructing Ghislaine Maxwell not to discuss a specific survivor who implicated Trump.

Pam Bondi: Former Attorney General who was removed from her position in 2025; her firing of Epstein prosecutor Maurene Comey was later ruled unlawful by a federal judge.

Kash Patel: Current FBI Director, who worked with White House officials to draft the July 2025 DOJ-FBI memo that declared there was no "client list" and shut down further Epstein investigations.

Tom Barrack: Current U.S. Ambassador to Turkey and longtime Trump confidante, who had business ties and introductions facilitated by Epstein in the Middle East during the early 2000s.

"kosher Fascism"

Hahaha that's great.

That picture shows what's wrong with Christianity, writ large, in America.
It's sad to see Catholics engaging in this performative nonsense in the White House.
That's a parlor trick for low IQ Southern Baptists.