Detainees held in Donald Trumpf's new jungle gulag in Florida are finding worms in their food. Toilets don't flush, flooding floors with fecal waste, and mosquitoes and other insects are everywhere. Prisoners began arriving at this torture chamber on 2 July. Inside the compound's large white tents, rows of bunk beds are surrounded by chain-link cages. Detainees go days without showering or getting prescription medicine, and they are only able to speak by phone to lawyers and loved ones. At times the air conditioners abruptly shut off in the sweltering heat. Insider accounts paint a picture of the place as unsanitary and lacking in adequate medical care, pushing some into a state of extreme distress. "The conditions in which we are living are inhuman," a Venezuelan detainee said by phone from the facility. "My main concern is the psychological pressure they are putting on people to sign their self-deportation." read more
D/FBI Kash Patel may reportedly join Deputy Director Dan Bongino in resigning if USAG Pam Bondi keeps her job. Bongino and Bondi clashed over President Donald Trump's administration's handling of the case of convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. The DOJ, led by Bondi, released a joint memo with the FBI announcing that the rumored "Epstein list" naming his associates never really existed. That conclusion contradicted Bondi's previous claims that the supposed list was on her desk. As a result, Bongino and Bondi reportedly clashed. That led to Bongino taking off from work on Friday "in protest." Bongino had also made it clear that he would be leaving his post if Bondi kept hers. Not long after that reporting, Olohan added that Patel has joined Bongino in his stand against Bondi. "Source close to DOJ says Kash Patel also wants Pam Bondi gone, and that he'd consider leaving if Bongino leaves. There are more frustrations with other documents Bondi hasn't released." read more
Mahmoud Khalil has filed an administrative complaint against the Trumpf junta seeking $20 million in damages. ICE detained Khalil for more than three months as the Trumpf junta pushed for his deportation. Mr. Khalil alleges false arrest and imprisonment, malicious prosecution, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and other alleged wrongdoings. The Columbia graduate would use the money to "help others similarly targeted by the Trumpf administration and Columbia University." Said his legal counsel: "He would accept, in lieu of payment, an official apology and abandonment of the administration's unconstitutional policy." In 2024, Mr. Khalil helped lead and negotiate on behalf of antiwar Samaritans and pro-Palestine students at Columbia University when the IDF was (and is still) bombarding the living daylights out of Muslims in the Gaza Strip during Benjamin Netanyahu's on-going Nakba. read more
Ukraine's counterintelligence service (SBU) arrested a Chinese father and son on suspicion of spying on its Neptune anti-ship missile program, a key part of Kiev's growing domestic arms industry that is critical to its defense against Russia. Although Beijing tries to project an image of neutrality, they are helping the Kremlin's war effort. SBU agents arrested a 24-year-old former student in Kiev after they provided him with "technical documentation" related to Neptune production. CI agents later detained his father, who had aimed to smuggle out the documents to the Chinese MSS. The father had been living in China but visited Ukraine to "personally coordinate" his son's work. Since Russia's brutal full-scale invasion in 2022, Ukrainian forces have captured Chinese nationals fighting for Russia on the battlefield, but these two men were the first arrested in Ukraine on espionage charges. read more
"New Yorkers for a Better Future Mayor 25" is launching a campaign against Zohran Mamdani, amassing at least $20 million in their war chest. Some of New York's wealthiest financiers are scrambling to build out a network of outside groups that plan to go to war against the Democratic nominee as a last stand against the surging progressive candidate. Those considering funding, or raising money, include Pershing Square CEO Bill Ackman and Rudy Giuliani. "How do we stop this guy?" asked Bo Dietl, who's planning on raising $10 million with Giuliani through a separate group. "No one's dealing with him. In the polls, he's getting so much attention, and none of these other candidates are stepping up."
Another crooked Republican. They must grow on trees.
Brant Frost IV is tomorrow's pardon.
Original SEC complaint: www.sec.gov
#1: Top of the morning, Doc. I could just imagine how the immortal Damon Runyan would describe the aforementioned confederacy of dunces: s3.amazonaws.com
More Americans are raging against the machine and the Trumpf junta is displeased. The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for an unknown male who appears to fire a weapon at ICE thugs in the Los Angeles area: x.com
"Argh! And when do we execute Luigi Mangione? Grr! What's taking so long with his darned trial? Edison's rocking chair is waiting for him! Gargh!"
#10: Good point. And Catholic priests accompanied the Conquistadors to the New World: www.thestoryoftexas.com
In a separate incident in Canada and west of this Quebec episode, the RCMP released this image of two white lunatics who set off a small explosion at the office of Bowinn Ma, the Minister of Infrastructure in British Columbia. The device was amateurish and no one was injured: www.cbc.ca
Mentally ill Islamophobe Laura Loomer who once ate dog food for a commercial has joined the fray against USAG Pam Bondi:
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