When Kyle's own life hangs on the line - again! Jury too scared to rule. An UPDATE on Deliberations

originally posted by: TomCollin
MSNBC reporter Banned from Courthouse due to being detained for following jury bus. Just now reported by Fox.

Trash Network from day one.

I heard it as MSNBC, entirely, is banned, not just that reporter.

MSNBC is saying they have no reporter by that name.

The judge said they are digging into it, and it's a serious matter..the msnbc reporter(unconfirmed)

a reply to: face23785

Yea, it was. I was trying to hurry still didn't break the news here.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: Soloprotocol

You had your chance when Ashley Babbit was shot dead. Instead of joining the civil war, you crave, y'all tucked in your tails and fled the scene.

Civil war is a fantasy land.

Why should there be a civil war when the far left just implodes from it all anyways as a matter of course. Everyone is really starting to get tired of it all. Maybe there was a good number on board up front with the so called progress movement but as always the left take it all to the extreme and everyone who is sane on both sides start to say WTF. Then it gets worst as only the crazies keep the fire burning and it just gets worst and worst for them.

When people like Bill Maher take the red pill you know the # is over and come next elections its going to get ugly for the left in all areas.

Sounds a lot like what I heard before Nov 2020. Trump lost. I think you're underestimating just how pervasive the brainwashing is.

a reply to: face23785

Id bet there are feds crawling all over that building. Some may not even look like LEO

a reply to: face23785

I think you are underestimating how successful the coup has been. Beginning, of course, with a rigged election.

a reply to: TheRedneck

They live entire families in a bedroom. A room in a house here rents for 800 a month. There are 10 people living in two bedroom overpriced beach homes. A family in a garage. Ive seen a power cord stretching out to the storage shed and smelled tortillas cooking. Campers housing people in driveways. Just try to find parking. My own driveway gets blocked. You have no concept of conditions other Americans are living in, do you?

This bus following should be a mistrial

a reply to: face23785

Could be Fed Marshals watching for Parent Terrorists !!! 😎

If the bus follower is found not to be with MSNBC then which government organization is he with? FBI, CIA, some other one?

originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
a reply to: face23785

I think you are underestimating how successful the coup has been. Beginning, of course, with a rigged election.

I think you failed to understand my post.

originally posted by: beyondknowledge
If the bus followee is found not to be with MSNBC then which government organization is he with? FBI, CIA, some other one?

Maybe private contracted investigators hired by the DHS/HHS through a permanent DOJ PR Firm🦃

originally posted by: beyondknowledge
If the bus follower is found not to be with MSNBC then which government organization is he with? FBI, CIA, some other one?

BLM/ANTIFA

originally posted by: face23785

originally posted by: TomCollin
MSNBC reporter Banned from Courthouse due to being detained for following jury bus. Just now reported by Fox.

Trash Network from day one.

I heard it as MSNBC, entirely, is banned, not just that reporter.

MSNBC is saying they have no reporter by that name.

The NBC producer he works for has apparently just nuked her social media accounts. Uh oh.

I think MSNBC just stepped in it, big time.

Edit: At this point, the judge really needs to declare a mistrial with prejudice. And tell the prosecutor that if he has a problem with it, then he should go after the people that are actively trying to commit jury tampering.

originally posted by: AndyFromMichigan

originally posted by: face23785

originally posted by: TomCollin
MSNBC reporter Banned from Courthouse due to being detained for following jury bus. Just now reported by Fox.

Trash Network from day one.

I heard it as MSNBC, entirely, is banned, not just that reporter.

MSNBC is saying they have no reporter by that name.

The NBC producer he works for has apparently just nuked her social media accounts. Uh oh.

I think MSNBC just stepped in it, big time.

They need to pay for this big time

a reply to: BrujaRebooted

The third world cultural norm is raising farm animals on your back patio when neighbors are 20 yards away.

Well, at least finally you mentioned the close housing. You left that part out earlier.

Let me reiterate: I simply do not care that you are upset over farm animals close by. That's fine. I do not care how or where you live your life. All I took exception to was the use of the phrase "3rd world" to describe a lifestyle like mine. I tend to take exception to insulting things like that.

I am also not going to read between your lines. I don't write between any lines... I say what I mean and am always ready to clarify when asked... so I'm not going to start reading between yours.

As for mentioning Alabama, you didn't have to; you described it. Just like you described Iowa, Nebraska, Texas, Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee... I am not going to play that semantics game with you.

I wish I lived where you do.

No, you don't. You couldn't live out here; you said just as much. We simply do not tell other people what they can and cannot do on their own property here. You'd be just another slicker wandering in where their city ideals don't fit and trying to stir up trouble. You'd run back to the city with your tail tucked between your legs in less than six months, just like all the rest have done.

Be happy with your life. I actually wish you could be. But don't try to make me feel worse about mine because I'm living in what you consider "3rd world" and am happy with it. That does neither of us any favors.

TheRedneck

a reply to: TheRedneck

Its begs discussion as to why self sufficiency could ever be conceived as third world culture.

Even looked down upon as a a sub culture is worrying. Not that I care but the wider discussion would be interesting as to the thought process.

a reply to: Nyiah

Difference is all in the distance between homes when it comes to lifestyle in this context. You doing all that out in the country is fine & dandy, plenty of room for the decibels to fade off over distance.

Not so much in a town. Of any size.

I'm not debating that. I don't like being told what I can or can't do on my own property, but that's why I live where I do.

I don't like being told I am "3rd world." Period. I'm becoming amazed at how many people think I should be just fine and dandy with that. I'm not, and I doubt I will be fine and dandy with it any time soon.

Had BrujaRebooted simply acknowledged that she meant the close housing was an issue and that she did not intend to apply that term to all places outside the city, that would have been the end of it. But she didn't... she kept insisting that anywhere with farm animals was "3rd world." OK, fine; if she wants to think that, there's nothing I can do about it. I will not accept it without giving my rebuttal however.

Do you consider me "3rd world"?

TheRedneck

originally posted by: IAMALLYETALLIAM

originally posted by: TomCollin
a reply to: IAMALLYETALLIAM

As far as the Yaqui and Kumeyaay living in the U.S. now, they are as free as I am in that I can come and go where I want if i can afford it, pay taxes and work for my living. Not sure if they have their own rez now, but if they do they get benefits that they are entitled to. I'm also sure if they got the bucks they can buy all the land and homes they want in their old stomping grounds that's available, just like me.

Yes or no question. Can those tribes freely move back and forth past the US/Mexico border in their ancestral homelands without passing through immigration etc? Yes or no.

You know it’s a no which means the border imposed by the US has impacted the free movement around ancestral homelands.

You should pick up one of them history books you were bangin’ on about or do I need to post a map of where the Yaqui and Kumeyaay ancestral borders are in relation to the relatively recent US/Mexico one?

Ancestral borders.. that's.. literally your argument?

Here is how borders are created.. you can keep going back further and further in history and nearly every time...It is only yours if you can hold it from everyone else. They clearly were unable to do that and are now subject to the winning sides border crossing requirements.

Have you ever considered that these entitled people probably defeated other groups to claim said land at some point? How far back do we need to go before we can declare who owns what land?

Almost everything you have advocated for in your attacks on bruja have been text book woketard nonsense talking points.

Let me know when you decide to move back to wherever you claim as an ancestral homeland or a third world crap hole. Unless of course you are pro occupation of others ancestral lands.. when it benefits you specifically of course.

But yeah.. you are clearly not woke at all.

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: TheRedneck

Its begs discussion as to why self sufficiency could ever be conceived as third world culture.

Even looked down upon as a a sub culture is worrying. Not that I care but the wider discussion would be interesting as to the thought process.

I'm thinking the same thing. And that the same thought processes could explain/inform many other issues.

For example, why so much of society is so willing to give up their own rights and ability to nurse and nurture their own bodies, saying "yes" or "no" to treatments and medications, for themselves and their families.

Likewise for self-defense...

So many things!