It was also in the Globe.
https://archive.ph/af96j
 

Last edited by Saul (June 12, 2025 4:38 pm)

Jody Thornton wrote:

67GreenRambler wrote:

You can't trust left leaning mainstream publications.
https://www.economist.com/the-americas/2025/06/11/carneys-colossal-canada-us-pact

Because of course, the right wing rags would NEVER EVER be guilty of publishing something dishonest.  Besides, I don't see the gist of the article being that much different than elsewhere.
 

When the Economist and Globe are referred to as left leaning, I take stock and move on...

Credit to this NBC news station for airing a story about a MAGA supporter that's now in the "finding out" phase of realizing Trump doesn't care if his voters lose their businesses or not, so long as they deport the brown people out of the USA as fast as they can:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DKw-yPSsZDP/

[video]

Trump voter in Florida Keys says ICE detained a third of his employees at small roofing company, “thought the administration was going to focus on deporting criminals, but seems immigration officials are just trying to meet quotas…”

The six men were heading to do a job for Vincent Scardina early on May 27th when they were stopped by immigration authorities on U.S. 1 in Sugarloaf Key.

According to an incident report from the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, deputies then transported some of the men to a detention facility in the Keys “for deportation.” Three have already been transferred to detention centers in Texas and California.

“It’s pretty obvious,” a coworker says, “the reason why they were pulled over is because they’re Latino men.”

At least 5 of the 6 men from Nicaragua are in the U.S. legally, says their attorney Regilucia Smith: “They are legally here. They have an authorization to stay… Valid work permit…no criminal records, not here, not in Nicaragua.”

Scardina, who’s lived in Key West for 44 year and owned the roofing company for 37, says, “You get to know these guys, you become their friends, just not an employer, but a friend, and you see what happens to their family. It’s… It’s quite a shock.”

“I know of one landscaper,” Scardina continues, “that lost nine or 10 of his whole crew he had and he’s just totally out of business all of a sudden, just like that.”

In the video, I truly believe the guy looked at his employees are people, friends, and not just cheap labour. He does seem emotionally affected at losing them.

 

Such a sad, insecure, pathetic little wannabe dictator.

He's beneath contempt.

As per CTV, a Canadian has now died while being held in ICE custody:

'Johnny Noviello, a 49-year-old citizen of Canada in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, was pronounced deceased by the Miami Fire Rescue Department June 23 at 1:36 p.m. The cause of death is still under investigation.'

He doesn't have the greatest background, having been involved in drug trafficking apparently, but he did serve his time for it.
Someone online pointed out:

The guy was a legal resident of the US and a citizen of Canada. He’d served his time and was appearing at his parole office for his appointment where he was grabbed. While not the best guy in the world, he was in the US legally and was trying to follow the law.

Keep in mind that the US government also now pays bounty hunters as well to grab folks off the streets, offering about $1000 to $1500US per undocumented immigrant. These are usually the ones who don't have the official uniform and are wearing masks.


 

Ever seen a president pitch their own line of fragrances?  It's impeachable, or would be if it were a Democrat president.



 

TomTV wrote:

Ever seen a president pitch their own line of fragrances?  It's impeachable, or would be if it were a Democrat president.



 

 
Is the scent is as classless as the bottle? This looks like something you would find at Dollarama, but he has a huge no-taste base so it will probably sell, with his classy gold runners!

Seeing his 'likeness' on those bottles, do you think that any of his moronic admirers can see what he really looks like?