Re: Trump HUMILIATES Euro-- Weenies...!!! 🇺🇸😎 🇺🇸

On 12/8/2024 3:41 AM, D wrote:
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> 
> On Sun, 8 Dec 2024, gm wrote:
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>> On Sun, 8 Dec 2024 0:41:42 +0000, Hank Rogers wrote:
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>>> gm wrote:
>>>> Ahahahahaaaa!!!
>>>>
>>>> Trump dominates Macron during tense handshake as leaders meet ahead of
>>>> Notre Dame reopening
>>>
>>> How much would you scrape up and pay to be allowed to suck trump's limp
>>> dik for 5 minutes?
>>>
>>> He loves money, so make him an offer.
>>
>> FOX NOOZE:
>>
>> Triumphant Trump at Notre Dame signals America and the West are back
>>
>> President-elect is not waiting for an inauguration to show he has taken
>> the reins from his failed predecessor
>>
>>
>> "Joe Biden is barely still even the president...
>>
>> This week at the White House tree lighting ceremony he looked like the
>> Crypt Keeper, and his flickering administration has all the energy of a
>> morgue...
>>
>> As the second Trump presidency zips down the runway preparing for
>> takeoff, somewhere off in a ditch lies the smoldering carcass of Joe
>> Biden’s Hindenburg of a tenure in office...
>>
>> On Friday, an abjectly humiliated White House Press Secretary Karinne
>> Jean Pierre tried to explain away her and her boss’ blatant lie that he
>> wouldn’t pardon his son Hunter. Apparently, we were told, it wasn’t a
>> lie, he just changed his mind...
>>
>> Ok, KJP…!!!
>>
>> Few people expected that Donald Trump would win the election so
>> convincingly, far fewer predicted that such a victory would lead to
>> optimism and unity, and yet, Trump is enjoying the highest favorability
>> of his political career, and it simply feels like things are looking
>> up...
>>
>> In just five years, the people of France restored their beloved Notre
>> Dame, not with modern twists, but just as it was, as it has always been.
>> Trump only has four years to make his repairs to the cathedral we call
>> the United States. But one thing is clear. He is off to a solid head
>> start..."
>>
>> 😎
>>
>> -- 
>> GM
>>
>> -- 
>>
> 
> Amen! =) Did you hear that apparently they are considering changing the 
> inscription on the 20 dollar bill to "In Trump We Trust"? Amazing how 
> quick things are happening! =D


Here's another bit of historical context. President Eisenhower in 
Operation Wetback, managed to deport over 1 million illegals in less 
than a year using only 750 federal agents.

https://immigrationhistory.org/item/operation-wetback/

Not subject to general immigration restrictions until 1965, Mexicans 
crossed into the United States at rates of about a million per year in 
the 1950s. This migration was largely unregulated and southwest 
agricultural interests depended on Mexican labor; however, national 
concerns regarding employment for returning soldiers and uncontrolled 
migration across the southern border inspired the Immigration Bureau to 
crack down on Mexican immigrants in the United States. Even as the 
bracero program continued to recruit temporary Mexican workers, the 
Immigration Bureau and Border Patrol led these military-style round ups, 
claiming to  have deported one million Mexicans. Among those deported, 
included many U.S. citizens of Mexican descent.

The first phase of the operation began in California and Arizona. Its 
effectiveness depended on publicity as well as manpower. Extensive media 
coverage that often exaggerated the strength of the Border Patrol, as 
well as targeted displays of strength, gave the impression of a greater 
force. In many regions, this strategy convinced thousands who had 
entered the U.S. illegally to repatriate voluntarily. In Texas, for 
example, more than 63,000 individuals returned to Mexico of their own 
volition; U.S. officials detained an additional 42,000 persons in July 
1954. An INS report later indicated that the agency apprehended nearly 
1.1 million individuals. The INS operation won at least tacit support 
from several key groups; the Mexican government, labor groups, and even 
Mexican-American civil rights groups acknowledged the labor problem, but 
they withheld extensive criticism. While the raids disrupted the growing 
seasons in California and Arizona, the government pacified farm owners 
with promises of additional bracero labor.  Though the program was 
touted as a success, its effects were short-lived; illegal entry 
exploded again after the United States terminated the Bracero Program in 
1964.

(the term 'wetback" referred to their beach crossings near San Diego at 
the time)