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They wanted to remand me today for sure the da was gonna ask for it but my lawyer stopped it!
First win so far for the new lawyer!
But they added new conditions that I can’t jay walk and I can’t be with anyone carrying mace.
They are literally trying to make it to where we can’t protect ourselves without physically doing it!
Absolute bullshit!
I will be going live to talk about it later this afternoon!
@Andjustice25979
lmao holy shit Jesse re-emerges as a whole ass schizo bum
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This demonic goblin, @GretaThunberg, a petulant narcissistic idiot, is a stain on our public conscience. She is an affront to all that is decent in a human being.
lol the retarded left
🚨 Oh no @BrandiKruse …
Some looney leftist has “eyes whiteness” accounts of you at the Thorns game.
Wonder what “eyes whitenesses” had to say about @ApostateAri @KnownHeretic ? 🧐
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That last line really burned his ass 😂😂😂
Nick Shirley just roasted and ratioed SNEAKO 🔥
“I provide value to society you provide slop”
SNEAKO called him a “CIA plant” for covering the protests in Brazil in person. Nick responded by pointing out the difference between actually being there and commenting from a stream.
One is doing real reporting. The other just posts slop.
#ö+©h€€+0 f1πg€®§ retweeted
I’m a journalist, what do you want me to do stay at home and stream from a desktop?
I provide value to society you provide slop, it’s getting late, and your bots are waiting for you to flop have fun kissing your pillow night night
Glory to Jesus Christ 🙏🏼
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"Texas father who had lived in the US for 25 years with no criminal record."
More like "man from Mali who's been in the US illegally for 25 years."
A Texas father who had lived in the U.S. for 25 years with no criminal record was finishing his night shift as an Uber driver when immigration agents detained him.
Without being able to speak to his lawyer or a judge, he was put on a plane and sent first to Ghana, a country where he had no ties. He was then sent to his home country, despite a determination by a U.S. immigration court judge that he could not be deported there due to likely persecution. cbsn.ws/3Ude66r
