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Vegas » 25 Jan 2026, 7:42 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 7:42 pm

All I saw was her saying 'please work with us.' Yeah, that'll show them.

Well, sir, this is where we hide and watch. 

Tell me this. I say it was an opening salvo. You bitch about what it WASN'T, without even bothering to suss out what it WAS.

So think on that. Read it again, and tell me her MOTIVE FOR SENDING THAT. 
 

jerrab » 25 Jan 2026, 7:23 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 7:23 pm

in other words we invaded a city, killed people, and the people there did not like it.

correction...illegals and criminals invaded...bound by the constitution and voter mandate, we're cleaning up the democrat **** Walz and company created...
 

ROG62 » 25 Jan 2026, 8:23 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 8:23 pm

jerrab » 25 Jan 2026, 7:23 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 7:23 pm

in other words we invaded a city, killed people, and the people there did not like it.

correction...illegals and criminals invaded...bound by the constitution and voter mandate, we're cleaning up the democrat **** Walz and company created...

Something something omelette, something something eggs...

Cannonpointer » 25 Jan 2026, 8:14 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 8:14 pm

Well, sir, this is where we hide and watch. 

Tell me this. I say it was an opening salvo. You bitch about what it WASN'T, without even bothering to suss out what it WAS.

So think on that. Read it again, and tell me her MOTIVE FOR SENDING THAT.

I did suss out what it was. It was a beg for cooperation. That's it. Her motive for sending that is the same motive that all of our politicians have when they pretend to be pissed off. They are appeasing the public. Making them think that they are going to enforce accountability, so the mass can be relieved. This is what they do in congressional hearings. They go after the subject, land blast them on national TV, the public goes wild with celebration...then that's it. Those hearings are the end of accountability, not the beginning. This letter, from Bondi, takes on the same tone. It is a 'I am tough, and I am going to put a stop to the corruption in Minnesota...etc...' Then that's it. This letter is the end of accountability, not the beginning. The public is satisfied. That's good enough for our leaders.

Vegas » 25 Jan 2026, 9:31 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 9:31 pm

I did suss out what it was. It was a beg for cooperation. That's it. Her motive for sending that is the same motive that all of our politicians have when they pretend to be pissed off. They are appeasing the public. Making them think that they are going to enforce accountability, so the mass can be relieved. This is what they do in congressional hearings. They go after the subject, land blast them on national TV, the public goes wild with celebration...then that's it. Those hearings are the end of accountability, not the beginning. This letter, from Bondi, takes on the same tone. It is a 'I am tough, and I am going to put a stop to the corruption in Minnesota...etc...' Then that's it. This letter is the end of accountability, not the beginning. The public is satisfied. That's good enough for our leaders.

Well, I can see where you might think that, and I can see where you might be right. I am equally annoyed by the useless rage porn on youtube.

But I would remind you, sir, that she works and speaks for Mr. Double Down Trump, the all-in Texas Hold-em king of Pennsylvania Avenue. 

He likes to toy with his mice before he picks them apart, and I believe he has every dimrat in Minnesota in his cross hairs.

But you're just as likely right and it'll come to nothing. We'll see...

I'm stayin the course. Better to have popcorn and not need it than need popcorn and not have it. 
 

Cannonpointer » 25 Jan 2026, 9:39 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 9:39 pm

Well, I can see where you might think that, and I can see where you might be right. I am equally annoyed by the useless rage porn on youtube.

But I would remind you, sir, that she works and speaks for Mr. Double Down Trump, the all-in Texas Hold-em king of Pennsylvania Avenue. 

He likes to toy with his mice before he picks them apart, and I believe he has every dimrat in Minnesota in his cross hairs.

But you're just as likely right and it'll come to nothing. We'll see...

I'm stayin the course. Better to have popcorn and not need it than need popcorn and not have it.

I think it's a shot across the bow. THAT is the appeasement to the public before not stopping ICE.
Bondi's "We can do this the easy and quick way or you can make it stay terrible and dragged out."

But it will continue... and it's now Walz's choice how that goes. Simple PR.
 

DeezerShoove » 25 Jan 2026, 11:33 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 11:33 pm

I think it's a shot across the bow. THAT is the appeasement to the public before not stopping ICE.
Bondi's "We can do this the easy and quick way or you can make it stay terrible and dragged out."

But it will continue... and it's now Walz's choice how that goes. Simple PR.

9 out of 10 who ask for surrender should be surrendering.

It is fortunate the States can keep their voter roles out of the hands of the federal government.  I don't think that will last.
 
 

Cannonpointer » 25 Jan 2026, 1:45 am » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 1:45 am

She just smoked all them bitches like a cheap ceegar.

This was not a punch. It was a jab. 

Hold my beer - goin' fer popcorn.

Walz to Bondi after Minnesota shooting:

‘Go ahead and work on’ Epstein files “I would just give a pro tip to the attorney general. There’s 2 million documents in the Epstein files we’re still waiting on. Go ahead and work on those,” Walz said in response to Bondi’s request during a Sunday press conference.
 

DeezerShoove » 25 Jan 2026, 11:33 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 11:33 pm

I think it's a shot across the bow. THAT is the appeasement to the public before not stopping ICE.
Bondi's "We can do this the easy and quick way or you can make it stay terrible and dragged out."

But it will continue... and it's now Walz's choice how that goes. Simple PR.

That's my read of it.

I think we're gonna see more killings until the criminal element smartens up.

And the lesbo and that nurse are criminals. They are REPRESENTING criminals. Advocating for them. 

But whatever anyone thinks, I think we can ALL agree: they're dying. I believe they're gonna keep dying til they sharpen up. 
 
 

*Roshambo » 26 Jan 2026, 8:21 am » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2026, 8:21 am

Walz to Bondi after Minnesota shooting:

‘Go ahead and work on’ Epstein files “I would just give a pro tip to the attorney general. There’s 2 million documents in the Epstein files we’re still waiting on. Go ahead and work on those,” Walz said in response to Bondi’s request during a Sunday press conference.

The Trump admin is no more going to expose their child molester buddies that the Biden administration was. And let's face it, that administration was led by an ACTUAL child molester. 

Tampon Tim is a clear pedophile, putting tampon machines in the boys' rooms at middle school. 

How many of Tampon Timmy's jibes do you suppose will be required to bring your pals back from the grave?

I know you identify with those corpses, son. I point at em and laugh. 
 

jerrab » 25 Jan 2026, 7:23 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2026, 7:23 pm

in other words we invaded a city, killed people, and the people there did not like it.

That city was a little gem. No crime, no homelessness, no addicts running around. IOW, a white city. 

And there was no historical imperative for it to ever be anything different than a white city. But your party saw that as a problem, because your party hates white people. 

Then your party repaired it. Fixed its flaws. Gave it some multi-culturalism, 

Now it is a crime ridden blue **** hole. And now, decent society is coming to fix your ****. This is gonna mean some pruning. That's how ya make gardens grow. Gotta cut em back. 
 
 

Cannonpointer » 26 Jan 2026, 12:32 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2026, 12:32 pm

That city was a little gem. No crime, no homelessness, no addicts running around. IOW, a white city. 

And there was no historical imperative for it to ever be anything different than a white city. But your party saw that as a problem, because your party hates white people. 

Then your party repaired it. Fixed its flaws. Gave it some multi-culturalism, 

Now it is a crime ridden blue **** hole. And now, decent society is coming to fix your ****. This is gonna mean some pruning. That's how ya make gardens grow. Gotta cut em back.

show a large city with no crime.

 

jerrab » 26 Jan 2026, 12:48 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2026, 12:48 pm

show a large city with no crime.

Minneapolis, before you nigrified it. 


 

Cannonpointer » 26 Jan 2026, 1:16 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2026, 1:16 pm

Minneapolis, before you nigrified it.

----------------------------------------------In early 1953 Minnesota’s new US Attorney, George MacKinnon, began an attack on organized interstate prostitution in the Upper Midwest, centered in Minnesota on John’s Bar and Funhouse in Northeast Minneapolis. When the campaign ended in mid-1956, John’s Bar had lost its license, and 110 men and women had been convicted of violating the Mann Act.In December 1951 the FBI announced a campaign against organized interstate prostitution in the Upper Midwest. When George MacKinnon took over as US Attorney for Minnesota in 1953, he took aim at what he saw as a prostitution enterprise that stretched from Chicago to Sioux Falls and beyond. Its nexus was a Northeast Minneapolis saloon called John’s Bar and Funhouse, operated by brothers Frank and John Gawron.
 On August 13, 1952, Minneapolis police raided a house at 428 Groveland Avenue, Minneapolis, and arrested three young sex workers: Darlene Morrison, Phyllis Bennett, and Gloria Jordell. These three—convicted of morals offenses—would soon prove key figures in taking down John’s Bar.The February 1953 federal grand jury brought a host of indictments against people associated with John’s Bar. The first to stand trial were Minneapolis men Austin “Ozzie” Hatch and Harry Long, on March 31. Prostitution itself was and is a crime under state, not federal, law. But the Mann Act (1910) made taking a woman across state lines, or arranging to do so for immoral purposes, a federal offense. The star witnesses were Jordell and Bennet, who testified that the two men—their pimps—had arranged in Minneapolis for them to be prostituted in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. The jury believed them and the men were convicted in federal district court in Minneapolis.
 Testimony in that case persuaded three more to plead guilty. They were Daisy “Dee” Wheeler, owner of a profitable (reportedly $250,000 a year) brothel in Chicago; Frances Elliot, its business manager; and John Gawron, who admitted to managing the Minneapolis hub of the operation. Judge Gunnar Nordbye sentenced Wheeler to four years in prison, Elliot to three, and Gawron to two-and-a-half.Blows had now been struck against the LaCrosse, Chicago, and Minneapolis outposts. Next came Sioux Falls. The defendants were three men from Minneapolis, Clifford Moore, Frank Batsell, and George Sutton, and a woman from Sioux Falls, Frances Cwach. Jordell was the star witness again. She testified that the men had arranged and paid for her to travel to Sioux Falls as a temporary worker in Cwach’s brothel, known as Frances Rooms. The defendants all acknowledged their involvement in the sex trade. Cwach admitted that she had run her brothel in Sioux Falls without problem from 1939 to 1952. But they all testified that Jordell had done everything on her own. The jury believed the prosecution, and all were sent to prison.

Cannonpointer » 26 Jan 2026, 1:16 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2026, 1:16 pm

Minneapolis, before you nigrified it.

Minnesota Population and Number of Crimes  1960 - 2019     Forcible Aggravated Larceny-VehicleYearPopulationIndexViolentPropertyMurderRapeRobberyassaultBurglaryTheftTheft19603,413,86450,0491,43548,614428195036212,64531,3034,66619613,470,00050,3701,50548,865349495142613,22530,9714,66919623,475,00053,7621,67452,088331241,02848913,31233,7814,99519633,500,00059,3921,98357,40941911,18666514,16038,0755,17419643,521,00070,3982,60167,797511571,2851,10818,83342,5806,38419653,554,00071,4853,07468,411501861,4331,40518,85342,3937,16519663,576,00079,8933,69176,202792611,7651,58620,71346,6838,80619673,582,00092,8874,72788,160583092,4021,95825,23352,45410,47319683,646,000108,0415,111102,930813982,9591,67329,23260,89712,80119693,700,000113,8365,253108,58369Minnesota Population and Number of Crimes  1960 - 2019     Forcible Aggravated Larceny-VehicleYearPopulationIndexViolentPropertyMurderRapeRobberyassaultBurglaryTheftTheft19603,413,86450,0491,43548,614428195036212,64531,3034,666
 19613,470,00050,3701,50548,865349495142613,22530,9714,669
 19623,475,00053,7621,67452,088331241,02848913,31233,7814,995
 19633,500,00059,3921,98357,40941911,18666514,16038,0755,174
 19643,521,00070,3982,60167,797511571,2851,10818,83342,5806,384
 19653,554,00071,4853,07468,411501861,4331,40518,85342,3937,165
 19663,576,00079,8933,69176,202792611,7651,58620,71346,6838,806
 19673,582,00092,8874,72788,160583092,4021,95825,23352,45410,473
 19683,646,000108,0415,111102,930813982,9591,67329,23260,89712,80119693,700,000113,8365,253108,58369  

SPam Blundi the Wonder ******

youtu.be/VJsMVSFzRSc?si=XhW6ooh9LDwlDo_d

crime in minneapolis

Year Population Index Violent Property Murder Rape Robbery assault Burglary Theft Theft
1960 3,413,864 50,049 1,435 48,614 42 81 950 362 12,645 31,303 4,666
1961 3,470,000 50,370 1,505 48,865 34 94 951 426 13,225 30,971 4,669
1962 3,475,000 53,762 1,674 52,088 33 124 1,028 489 13,312 33,781 4,995
1963
 

JohnnyYou » 26 Jan 2026, 2:42 am » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2026, 2:42 am

9 out of 10 who ask for surrender should be surrendering.

It is fortunate the States can keep their voter roles out of the hands of the federal government.  I don't think that will last.

Sure.

btw
Paranoia doesn't work for me.

Cannonpointer » 26 Jan 2026, 1:16 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2026, 1:16 pm

Minneapolis, before you nigrified it.

--------------------------------------------------------------

Crime in 1950s Minneapolis was heavily influenced by the aftermath of Prohibition-era organized crime, with the city known as a "safe haven" for gangsters. Kid Cann (Isadore Blumenfeld) and associates like Dave Berman dominated local racketeering, including bootlegging, gambling, and violent crime, establishing deep connections within city power structures. 

• Organized Crime & "Safe Haven" Status: Minneapolis, along with St. Paul, was a notorious haven for gangsters in earlier decades, a reputation that persisted into the 1950s. Mob figures operated rackets and, while some moved on, the influence of figures like Kid Cann remained strong.
• Key Figures: Dave Berman, a major mobster, operated in Minneapolis before moving to Las Vegas in the mid-1940s, but maintained ties to criminal enterprises until his death in 1957.
• Violent Crime Examples: While specifics on overall city-wide statistics are sparse, national, FBI-related cases in the early 1950s involved violent offenders, such as murderers and bank robbers, hiding in various Midwestern cities.
• Influence of Mob on Local Affairs: The underworld exerted significant influence, with gangsters like Berman and others involved in violent crimes, often operating with impunity

jerrab » 26 Jan 2026, 3:38 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2026, 3:38 pm

----------------------------------------------In early 1953 Minnesota’s new US Attorney, George MacKinnon, began an attack on organized interstate prostitution in the Upper Midwest, centered in Minnesota on John’s Bar and Funhouse in Northeast Minneapolis.

When your crime wave has a physical address, it's not much a crime wave, kid. 

I did not say that the city was New Jerusalem before you nigrified it. Try to catch your breath and calm yourself. 

"I found a crime - I found a crime! Shazaam!" It's like I turned Gomer Pyle loose on myself. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9efgLHgsBmM