The reckoning is (finally) coming. And I’m totally here for it.
15 thoughts on “Trump’s DOJ Speech”
I can only hope you are right.
I, too, liked the speech. But I will like firings, pension cancellations, indictments, trials, convictions and long sentences more. No quarter. No Mercy.
Agreed…and prisoners…lots of prisoners
Oh yeah, big time. And the sentences should be hard labor for those not already too enfeebled by a lifetime in Aeon chairs. Chain gangs doing highway maintenance. Unskilled labor on federal infrastructure projects. Wildfire suppression. All those sorts of things.
I’m sorry for stepping on this thread.
I’m getting way too old to know where I am in any given moment.
Thank the Universe this isn’t an airplane stairway.
Alberta, 51!
Taiwan, 52!
Sorry. I needed to vent. I apologize for the distraction.
I’m feeling better, now.
Ego te absolvo my son.
Alberta 51 would be fine.
Taiwan represents a language problem – not as bad a language problem as Quebec, but still a language problem.
I would look favorably on Manitoba and Saskatchewan as 52 and 53 – in any convenient order. Both are far less populous than Alberta, but still have populations larger than some U.S. states. Yukon is too thinly populated to be a proper U.S. state, but I would be happy with annexing it to Alaska.
BC, Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes should remain “independent” states until they either get some sense or learn how to live on their own or both. We don’t need to take on more lefties and welfare clients as we already have a surplus of both.
The various Northern Territories can be our Northern Territories along with Greenland.
Not to mention also a time problem. Don’t discount this. It is significant.
Fair point, though not a show-stopper in its own right as the cases of extant U.S. possessions in the western Pacific should illustrate. Mainly, I see no point in gratuitous territorial acquisition where the territory in question is likely, in the not too distant future, to become fully independent once its huge mainland antagonist collapses of bankruptcy and terminal demographics.
I always thought there could be a Laurentian Republic, with the Canadian Maritimes (minus Labrador) and New England (minus SW Connecticut but adding the Hamptons).
We had a chance to pick up Labrador/Newfoundland back in the 30s and ’40s, after it undeclared its Dominion status and became a British protectorate again. But for some reason, the Democrats dithered around and let them join the Great White North in ’49.
As for an independent Quebec, they could change their motto from “I remember” to “proud to be the second worst former French colony in the Americas”.
You guys need to stop wanting to re-fight the War of 1812. Technically we lost it, though history portrays it as a draw.
No we didn’t. We got what we wanted and the British failed to get what they wanted. That’s about as neat a definition of victory as I can think of.
As far as Trump reforming the DoJ/FBI: faster please
I can only hope you are right.
I, too, liked the speech. But I will like firings, pension cancellations, indictments, trials, convictions and long sentences more. No quarter. No Mercy.
Agreed…and prisoners…lots of prisoners
Oh yeah, big time. And the sentences should be hard labor for those not already too enfeebled by a lifetime in Aeon chairs. Chain gangs doing highway maintenance. Unskilled labor on federal infrastructure projects. Wildfire suppression. All those sorts of things.
I’m sorry for stepping on this thread.
I’m getting way too old to know where I am in any given moment.
Thank the Universe this isn’t an airplane stairway.
Alberta, 51!
Taiwan, 52!
Sorry. I needed to vent. I apologize for the distraction.
I’m feeling better, now.
Ego te absolvo my son.
Alberta 51 would be fine.
Taiwan represents a language problem – not as bad a language problem as Quebec, but still a language problem.
I would look favorably on Manitoba and Saskatchewan as 52 and 53 – in any convenient order. Both are far less populous than Alberta, but still have populations larger than some U.S. states. Yukon is too thinly populated to be a proper U.S. state, but I would be happy with annexing it to Alaska.
BC, Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes should remain “independent” states until they either get some sense or learn how to live on their own or both. We don’t need to take on more lefties and welfare clients as we already have a surplus of both.
The various Northern Territories can be our Northern Territories along with Greenland.
Not to mention also a time problem. Don’t discount this. It is significant.
Fair point, though not a show-stopper in its own right as the cases of extant U.S. possessions in the western Pacific should illustrate. Mainly, I see no point in gratuitous territorial acquisition where the territory in question is likely, in the not too distant future, to become fully independent once its huge mainland antagonist collapses of bankruptcy and terminal demographics.
I always thought there could be a Laurentian Republic, with the Canadian Maritimes (minus Labrador) and New England (minus SW Connecticut but adding the Hamptons).
We had a chance to pick up Labrador/Newfoundland back in the 30s and ’40s, after it undeclared its Dominion status and became a British protectorate again. But for some reason, the Democrats dithered around and let them join the Great White North in ’49.
As for an independent Quebec, they could change their motto from “I remember” to “proud to be the second worst former French colony in the Americas”.
You guys need to stop wanting to re-fight the War of 1812. Technically we lost it, though history portrays it as a draw.
No we didn’t. We got what we wanted and the British failed to get what they wanted. That’s about as neat a definition of victory as I can think of.
As far as Trump reforming the DoJ/FBI: faster please
Indeed.
It doesn’t get any better than this story today from the UPI.
No word if massive numbers of ping pong balls rained down from the ceilings at USIP HQ upon the DOGE team at the removal of Mr. Moose*.
*For those of us old enough to remember…