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I just learned of the Deagle report. I watched a presentation about it on Rumble.
This is so disturbing. I don’t want to believe it but I have that small bit of doubt about the integrity of the people in charge of our institutions. If this is only partially true, this would be an evil that surpasses just about everything in our human history.
If the Dragle report is accurate and it can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, I hope we are able to have fair trials for the people involved.
I currently think that bad decisions and financial pressure is the reason we have seen the disaster of the mRNA shots. I recognize that the technology could be used to inject mRNA that will code for toxic proteins. I never until now suspected that it was deliberate. I don’t know what to think now.
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Would you share a link?
Also I’d like to know the source of the report. It seems to be a mystery. No idea how the numbers were created or why or under what assumptions or by whom. Possibly when.
I have not had a chance to “digest” it. I am not yet sure if it is nonsense or has some truth to it.
Watch this with a grain of salt. I am unable to make any judgments on the validity without more information.
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Yep! Thanks. Ditto.
El Salvador currently imprisons their gang problem in max security prisons using what amounts to the military. How long until countries realize they can just dump out their prisons onto the border? Even if they don’t get through Texas the willingness for the Federal government to entertain this farce is a windfall for any government willing to ship its problems to the USA. If I was a foreign government (especially an antagonistic or jealous one), I’d have already done it, or else would before risking a change in the 2024 elections.
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Robert Malone just seconded this. So who is the UN Migration Czar? An American who worked in Obama’s White House.
Blockquote Who is Amy Pope, Director General of the UN’s IOM?
In October, 2023, Amy Pope was elected as Director General of the UN’s International Organization for Migration. The IOM reports that her previous job in the US government was:
“Senior Advisor on Migration to US President Biden and served as the Deputy Homeland Security Advisor to President Obama. While working at the White House, DG Pope developed and implemented comprehensive strategies to address migration, in areas such as countering trafficking in persons, resettling refugees and vulnerable people, and preparing communities to respond and adapt to climate-related crises.”
So, basically Amy Pope is the person who is directly responsible for the open border resettlement policies under President Biden. She failed to protect our towns, cities and states from receiving massive incursions of illegal aliens in our border states. She is one the people responsible for six million refuges crossing our border into the USA since Biden took office.
Now she is zealously working for the UN to continue her commitment to massive migration programs through out the world. Under Amy Pope’s initiative, the UN plans to use that 8 billion annually to further increase the massive numbers of illegal migrants through-out the industrialized world. But don’t worry sugar, these migration programs will be “well-managed” - after all, just look how Director General Amy Pope as Senior Advisor on Migration for the Biden White House “resettled ” refugees in the USA. In fact, Texans are particularly proud and enthusiastic about her work - insert sarcasm.
Read more here: The UN's Annual $8 Billion Budget to Support Global Migration
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I wonder if this is related to the money system. An ever expanding money supply (which of course has to be loaned into existence) doesn’t go very well with a stagnant or shrinking population.
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Illegal immigrant rant 
Hidden camera…Atlanta airport… start watching at 21.00 minutes.
Even though it’s a serious topic I laughed out loud. The USA has gone mad.
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Who could have predicted this?
TL;DW; organized gang crime seems to be embedded in the NYC migration problems.
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If the Bodega owner had 100k in cash, good chance he was involved in criminal activity also.
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They say that the facial scanning will be required to go to Europe starting in May 2025. So my recommendation is to go in the next year if you want to visit Europe!
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TL;DW; Got lazy and used ChatGPT. For me, the interesting implications start at bullet 4:
The transcript details an interview with a case worker supervisor in New York City, who manages the assistance and resources provided to migrants. The supervisor discusses the day-to-day operations and observations in their role, including the legal and social services provided to migrants, such as legal assistance, public benefits like food stamps and cash assistance, and housing. Many migrants arrive seeking asylum, with some allegedly exploiting the system. The quality and availability of services such as food vary across shelters.
The interview highlights several political and long-term implications:
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Resource Allocation and Economic Impact: The supervisor notes significant public funds are allocated to support migrants, with monthly costs per migrant ranging from $3,000 to $7,000. This spending raises concerns about the prioritization of resources, potentially at the expense of local citizens, including veterans and the homeless.
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Social Dynamics and Public Sentiment: The influx of migrants is changing the demographics and social fabric of the city, contributing to increased tensions and challenges such as violence and mental health issues. This shift could lead to societal and political polarization.
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Legal and Policy Concerns: The process by which migrants receive public assistance and legal status, including social security cards and work permits, is scrutinized for its potential to encourage migration based on the prospect of receiving benefits rather than genuine asylum needs.
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Electoral Implications: The provision of social security cards to migrants, which might enable them to vote, raises concerns about the influence of new voters on future elections. This aspect ties into broader debates about immigration policy and its impact on electoral politics.
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Cultural and Integration Challenges: There is an undercurrent of concern regarding the integration of migrants into the broader society, including language barriers and the willingness to assimilate. The potential reluctance to learn English and integrate could exacerbate cultural divides.
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Future Prospects and Policy Directions: The interview suggests a potential for increased social unrest and political activism in response to migration policies, especially in the context of upcoming elections. The outcome of these elections could significantly impact migration policy and the treatment of migrants in the US.
Overall, the transcript paints a complex picture of the challenges and implications associated with managing migrant services in a major urban center like New York City, with significant political, economic, and social ramifications for both the local population and the migrants themselves.
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We have decided through our laws what people are able to receive what benefits. Aliens do not receive benefits except medical treatment. Newborns receive medical benefits. Vote? Not In federal elections. Social Security? Retirement benefits? American citizens are going to have the promised benefits. We’re already not happy, having worked decades. Congratulations for becoming a citizen!
We speak English here, so make sure the migrants learn it!