In the News II

Quote: DoubleGold

It took Trump winning in 2016 to reveal how corrupt the Democrats and RINOs are.

If it weren't for Trump, they'd be doing the same old same old.


He could go down as the most celebrated President in USA history.

You just hit the nail on its proverbial head. Trump interrupted the same old same old and both sides hated his guts. If you remember he had both houses of Congress in 2017 and could get nothing done because the Republicans opposed him as much as the Democrats. He was interrupting business as usual and he had to be dealt with. Nobody owned him and he didn't owe anything to anybody so nobody controled him. They still don't but they've run out of ammo.

Quote: DoubleGold

He could go down as the most celebrated President in USA history.

Totally agree!

.....and it will make the libbies and wokies even crazier. 😎

DNC union launches GoFundMe

Omg, the DNC launched a GoFundMe lol!! This pathetic excuse of a party got steamrolled by the Trump train, and they're in shambles now!!! 🤣🤣🤣

And here's the pathetic GoFundMe. The only thing more pathetic are the people who donated LOL! https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-dnc-staff-union-layoff-relief-fund

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A 22-year-old social media influencer on TikTok with nearly 300,000 followers has been arrested after using fake barcodes to steal from Target and filming herself getting ready before the alleged theft, police say.

The Cape Coral Police Department in Florida responded to a Target branch located at 1890 NE Pine Island Road in Cape Coral last Wednesday regarding a past retail theft that occurred on Oct. 30, according to a statement from the Cape Coral Police Department.

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Trump trying to use tariffs partly to push Canada and Mexico to stop the shipments of Fentanyl coming across the Borders

why not put the blame where it really belongs on the drug abusers themselves who put their own lives at risk

if Trump succeeded in stopping or drastically reducing the Fentanyl being shipped to the U.S. gangsta right here in the U.S. would quickly pick up the slack

tremendous demand - big bucks to be made - that's how the illegal drug business works - nobody can stop it

how effing STOOOPID does a person have to be not to realize this

but prolly he does realize and is just posturizing - showing how tough he is

bully, bully, bully

about 29 million alcoholics in the U.S.

what foreign country would he like to blame that on_______________?

this is some really nonsensical bullsh**

quite pathetic indeed


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Chase Bank has filed a few lawsuits against People who committed MAJOR CHECK FRAUD against Chase Bank in late August. In late August, Chase Bank had a glitch where checks could be deposited and the FULL funds could be automatically withdrawn right away with absolutely no holding period. A Poster said something like,"I just deposited a check for $5,000 in a Chase Bank ATM and withdraw the entire $5,000 just MINUTES later! Chase didn't even WAIT to hold the check!"

The video went viral on Tik Tok and people were writing fake checks to themselves and then depositing the fake checks into the ATMs and withdrawing a LOT of REAL MONEY before the check was found out to be fake. A man deposited a fake $335,000 check into an ATM and withdrew $291,000 before the glitch was fixed. The glitch was fixed like the next day and Chase Bank issued a statement that the glitch was fixed and warned people to stop attempting to do check fraud. The People who did the check fraud got MASSIVE overdrafts and holds on their Accounts. A LOT of YouTube Uploaders pointed out that Chase WILL be suing the Customers who stole the money using the check glitch.

Chase Bank in November filed lawsuits going after the Customers who stole money using the check glitch just like the YouTube Uploaders said was going to happen. Chase do far has filed at least 5 lawsuits over this, a prime example being the guy who withdrew the $291,000! ☢️

Sweden

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Social media has played a major role in the crime surge, with gang handlers posting contracts on online message boards as if they were pick-up missions in a video game.

“The group chats have adventurous and exciting names, like “bombing today” and “who wants to shoot someone in Stockholm”,” Lisa dos Santos, a Swedish prosecutor, told The Telegraph. “It’s not like before, when they used encrypted phones on a closed network. Now you can take a gang job on Snapchat.”

More recently, the gangs have sought out girls and children with mental disabilities, as they are less likely to arouse suspicion when they close in on their target.

Ms de Santos recalled one case where a 16-year-old boy fatally shot a father-of-two at his home in Västberga and then went upstairs to kill his wife and children.

The boy told the mother to turn around and shot her in the back. The bullet passed through her body and continued through a Winnie the Pooh toy held by her two-year-old child, who was also wounded.

Quote: rxwine

Sweden

Open borders have done so well for them, eh?

Quote: Riverjordan

Chase Bank has filed a few lawsuits against People who committed MAJOR CHECK FRAUD against Chase Bank in late August. In late August, Chase Bank had a glitch where checks could be deposited and the FULL funds could be automatically withdrawn right away with absolutely no holding period. A Poster said something like,"I just deposited a check for $5,000 in a Chase Bank ATM and withdraw the entire $5,000 just MINUTES later! Chase didn't even WAIT to hold the check!"

The video went viral on Tik Tok and people were writing fake checks to themselves and then depositing the fake checks into the ATMs and withdrawing a LOT of REAL MONEY before the check was found out to be fake. A man deposited a fake $335,000 check into an ATM and withdrew $291,000 before the glitch was fixed. The glitch was fixed like the next day and Chase Bank issued a statement that the glitch was fixed and warned people to stop attempting to do check fraud. The People who did the check fraud got MASSIVE overdrafts and holds on their Accounts. A LOT of YouTube Uploaders pointed out that Chase WILL be suing the Customers who stole the money using the check glitch.

Chase Bank in November filed lawsuits going after the Customers who stole money using the check glitch just like the YouTube Uploaders said was going to happen. Chase do far has filed at least 5 lawsuits over this, a prime example being the guy who withdrew the $291,000! ☢️

Show me the ATM that will let you withdraw 291,000. No such ATM exists. Even if you went inside your own bank branch to withdraw that much money it would take them hours and maybe even days to do it. I call BS on all of it. I cashed a check 25 years ago for $40,000 and they told me to come back the next day because they didn't have that much money on hand that they could just give me.

Quote: Evenbob

Show me the ATM that will let you withdraw 291,000. No such ATM exists. Even if you went inside your own bank branch to withdraw that much money it would take them hours and maybe even days to do it. I call BS on all of it. I cashed a check 25 years ago for $40,000 and they told me to come back the next day because they didn't have that much money on hand that they could just give me.

I believe many ATM's would allow it. It is the banks on the back end that are prohibiting it. Lots of ATM's are filled with more than $500k in busy areas. I have helped fill ATM's in businesses that I have worked for but they were mainly taverns which would usually put $50k or less on a fill.