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Dark_Cloud_Overhead

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  1. Nah, that game's old hat. Haven't you heard? They already moved on to 5D now.
  2. Sure they can. And I'm the ender of worlds.
  3. Yeah some guys are just irredeemable creeps, and I for one am perfectly okay with that if that's all there is to him.
  4. He knew how to hit him where it hurt and properly motivate him. Gotta give Mihawk credit.
  5. LMAO Usopp freaking out even more than usual. Ah, so King was on cleanup duty. I was wondering on where he was gonna come in.
  6. He said chiliocosm. Apparently it's a Buddhist term referring to a collection of many worlds.
  7. Axel's instincts are on point. Someone was definitely watching. Is it Skinner or the hacker though? Dr. 909 is gonna be the next target I guess.
  8. That worked? Guess grandma's pretty famous. They didn't mean any harm?! Kid almost lost his hand!
  9. White men can't jump... except for Axel it would seem.
  10. Her ID says Jane Doe. LOL Somebody's awfully lazy.
  11. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/18/business/trump-harvard-letter-mistake.html Now they're claiming that the letter they sent to Harvard was sent by mistake. LOL Is there anything they do that doesn't end up becoming a mistake somehow at some point? If it was such a mistake, then why when they refused to comply did Trump freeze their funding and threaten their tax-exempt status in response? You gotta be kidding me. Feels like this is Trump trying to back down after realizing he asked for too much and blaming it on someone else so he doesn't seem weak so he can then try and get Harvard to acquiesce to some lesser set of demands.
  12. Just when I thought they couldn't come up with anything crazy enough to shock me anymore. You'd think the party that espouses state's rights so much would at least respect the right of a state to exist as it is. Now they want to what? Create some kind of interstate war where they try to gobble up pieces of each other? Fortunately it seems this idea is dead on arrival, but it's still totally insane, so yep, the marmalade Mussolini and his maga minions are clearly behind this.
  13. https://nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/04/18/u-s-citizen-released-from-jail-after-arrest-under-floridas-new-anti-immigration-law/ He's been released now. Never should have happened in the first place. Hopefully the courts keep pushing back against this stuff or else this could become the new normal soon.
  14. Yeah it was Bukele just being a dick and mocking people's concern about Garcia's health and safety. Kind of pathetic that the Post would misleadingly print the garbage he said as if it was being spoken at all seriously.
  15. Sipping margaritas? What a load. That part certainly seems like bullshit at least. Looks like water to me. If you check the picture Van Hollen posted in fact, you can see a water bottle there on the table.
  16. This is why I choke anytime I hear the term right-wing populism. It's just a total oxymoron.
  17. They've been doing a lot of unbelievable stuff lately, but I agree that even considering this is a new level of ridiculous, especially when the republicans had no problem relying on nationwide injunctions to slow or stop a bunch of Biden and Obama policies. It was fine then, but suddenly it's not okay? I can't see them winning this argument though cuz it would just cause massive irreparable harm by opening up an incredible amount of people to deportation and be just a logistical nightmare if everyone potentially targeted by this administrations lawless acts was required to get an individual stay to protect themselves. As if there wasn't enough litigation flying around already because of all the insanity they've wrought.
  18. Wolf Man 8/10 (That was actually pretty scary. Now that was a much better werewolf movie.) Dog Man 7/10 Last Night in Soho 8/10 (That was a trip. Should have seen that twist coming, but I admit I did not.)
  19. https://ag.ny.gov/sites/default/files/tto_release_properties_addendum_-_final.pdf There's eight frickin' pages! LMAO But yep, this is obviously some lame attempt at projecting the misdeeds she got him found guilty of in the civil fraud trial back onto her. Pathetic. It's I know you are but what am I on steroids. I'm not the fraudster. You're the fraudster. This is why sometimes I call him Pee Wee Trump. My apologies to Paul Reubens.
  20. Okay, it was revealed in a court filing signed by three attorneys for the government, Yaakov M. Roth (a more recent hire who appears to be from a Trump aligned firm), Erez Reuveni (been with DOJ for about 15 years), and Christopher Ian Pryby (can't find much on how long he's been there). Reuveni was put on paid leave about a week ago, but that doesn't appear to have anything to do with the court filing. He was suspended for not basically towing the line hard enough for them and showing a bit of sympathy for Garcia's situation later on during the court proceedings. I don't see anything about either of the other two attorneys being fired, so there's really nothing that clearly indicates this is something they didn't actually want coming out. Also, don't see any reason to give them the benefit of the doubt that there was really some kind of "administrative error" that led to him being taken when they admitted in the filing that ICE was aware of his protection from removal at the time. There's no proof either way, but it just smells like BS to me.
  21. You know he was reading from a script Trump gave him about what to say, because of how absofreakinlutely idiotic and nonsensical the explanation he gave was about why they can't simply return him. You send him back the same way he was sent there, on a U.S. government plane. It's simplest thing in the world to do. They just don't want to do it. They're begging the judge at this point to hold them in contempt. They're looking for more reason to rail against and undermine the judiciary ultimately. Honestly, I really question at this point whether this was ever at all a mistake. I mean how many times have they ever admitted making one? Think about it. This whole situation feels almost like it was designed to be a test case to see just how much they can get away with this foreign imprisonment scheme they've come up with. Once they effectively get away with doing this, regardless of what the courts rule, if they don't have or make a way to enforce the administration follows their orders, it establishes their powerlessness to do anything about this opening the way for them to keep on doing it. If the judiciary fails to draw a line in the sand here, they may as well not even exist. They'll be giving away whatever authority they still have left, just like congress already has.
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