Boomdaddy65201

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Most likely, this is Trump just being vindictive

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That’s rich, dribbling out of your fricking mouth or citing your post history.

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There’s virtually no chance they have anything at all

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“Several individuals who served as high-ranking military officers or officials under the Siad Barre dictatorship in Somalia—the same regime in which Rep. Ilhan Omar’s father, Nur Omar Mohamed, served as a colonel—immigrated to the United States following the collapse of the Somali government in 1991.

“While many former officials integrated into the Somali diaspora, several high-profile figures have faced legal actions, deportations, or public scrutiny regarding their pasts

The U.S. government initially admitted many former Somali military officers and bureaucrats during the 1990s as part of refugee resettlement programs or via standard immigration pathways. Because the U.S. lacked formal diplomatic ties with Somalia for decades after the government collapsed, thoroughly vetting the wartime records of these individuals was historically difficult.
In recent years, specialized units like the ICE Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Center have worked alongside survivor networks to identify, prosecute, or deport individuals tied to the atrocities committed during the Somali Civil War and the preceding dictatorship.”

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Yusuf Abdi Ali ("Colonel Tukeh"): A former military commander under the Barre regime, Ali lived as a permanent resident in Virginia for decades. Human rights groups and survivors sued him under the Torture Victim Protection Act. In 2019, a federal jury found him liable for the torture of Somali civilians. In December 2024, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deported Ali to Somalia after an immigration judge ruled he had engaged in torture and extrajudicial killings

Hussein Farrah Aidid: The son of Mohamed Farrah Aidid (the notorious warlord who helped overthrow Barre and later fought U.S. forces), Hussein immigrated to the U.S. in 1979. He served as a combat engineer in the U.S. Marine Corps during Desert Storm. However, following his father's death in 1996, he returned to Somalia and was declared the new leader of his father's faction, effectively becoming a warlord himself before later participating in various transitional governments.

Ali Mohamed Ali: A former Somali government official, Ali was involved in navigating the fallout of the civil war. He later moved to the U.S. but was arrested in 2011 for his role as a hostage negotiator during a 2008 pirate hijacking of a merchant vessel. He spent years in U.S. federal custody before being acquitted of piracy charges but convicted of lesser offenses.

The Barre Family in Ohio: Relatives and close associates of the dictator Siad Barre settled heavily in Columbus, Ohio, which hosts a large Somali diaspora community. For instance, Barre's daughter, Deka, and her husband, former Somali ambassador Abdikarim Ali Omar, operated a federally funded home healthcare business in Ohio for years before his death in 2021. Additionally, public scrutiny has remained high regarding other former regime insiders, such as Barre's son, who has faced calls from human rights survivors for U.S. authorities to investigate his past.

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If you ever watched Black Hawk Down, you’re familiar with the Aidid warlord family surname. The above information should induce the gag reflex of every US citizen. The country lost our most precious resource, our sons, over there only for the warlord’s son to come to the United States get trained under US taxpayers dollars to become a USMC marine and return to Somalia to become, *check’s notes*, a warlord.

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If Tennessee plays like that against Alabama, they'll lose 70-0.

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If?

They have the worst QB room in the league, by a large margin. Now, add facing ‘Bama wanting to wash the taste of UGA out der mouth. At the moment ‘Bama’s only -7…bet the farm.

If I’m Marshall I’m posting this everyday. Frick JOCO it’s a lost cause but, hammer the rest of state.

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Progressives constantly lecture the public that illegal aliens cannot access welfare, yet a deceased American's grave was just plundered for $200,000 in entitlements. The administrative state actively facilitates this looting while hardworking citizens fund their own displacement. When borders vanish and entitlement checks flow without verification, identity theft becomes institutionalized. Leftism treats citizen sovereignty as a carcass to pick clean.

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He needs SERIOUS psychological intervention, and he needs to be removed from his "parents". He might have a chance in a new environment, but it will be tough.

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He’s now the responsibility of his great grandfather Calvin Taylor, a retired U.S. Army drill sergeant. That shouldn’t be reassuring to anyone as he seems to be the patriarch of this brood and looks to be no older than 55-60 himself and there were signs well before the first shot was ever fired.

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When the boy was five years old, he took his mother’s car keys, started her car, and crashed into two parked cars.

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The caveat, there’s always an excuse…

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Social services got involved, but Taylor said several systems failed the boy long before Jan. 6, 2023. “He was a victim before that date,” Taylor said. “Because contrary to popular belief, I know they said that my granddaughter neglected him and placed him in precarious situations. But there were instances where she tried to get help. I drove her to certain places. My other daughters drove her to places to acquire help, even the safety plan that they put in place after the car incident. There was no follow-up.”

After Deja Taylor was sentenced to two years in prison for neglect in mid-December, Taylor told 10 On Your Side’s Andy Fox he was angry with his granddaughter and all the social service, criminal justice, and education systems that failed her and her son.

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Recruiting is wide open education is way down the list of wants.

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When is the last time you’ve seen a football or basketball player ruled academically ineligible in the SEC? Not credit transfer related, but pure academic standards.

If someone did a pure statistical study of how many SEC football and basketball players could actually pass a standard H.S. GED exam after their eligibility has been exhausted. It would be embarrassing…and the powers that be would never allow that under the guise of privacy rights.

No, I was referencing the fact that back in my day Ketamine was a known horse tranquilizer and not a recreational Greek life party drug. But what do I know as I wasn’t an Ivy Leaguer :dunno:

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The court wants further review

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It’s been 30 fricking years, that is not a valid excuse. That’s cruel and unusual punishment to the victims remaining relatives that came to see justice finally administered.

She attempted to kill another inmate and was fricking a guard in planning an escape. That’s premeditation and forethought, fry the bitch!

A common misconception of the native Americans was that they were more susceptible to the effects of alcohol, like smallpox. The reality is many tribes had many forms of fermented drinks that they perfected over thousands of years. A lot of it was geographical, the tribes of the American SW and especially Mexico fermented their own version of beer, just like the ancient Egyptians. Mexican tribes fermented many versions of fermented drinks made from honey, fruit, agave cactus, and Higo Chumbo(sp.) which is specifically fermented from Nopali’s/cactus fruit and a handful of native, wild yeast which was plentiful.

They just didn’t have metallurgy and the ability to distill which would have increased their yield and potentcy. :cheers:

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Switzer developed too many studs at OU and is too beloved by former Sooner players to be someone difficult to play for.

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Half dozen guys from alma mater went on to play for him in the late 80’s - early 90’s. Everyone knows the Boz, but there was an absolute menace at the other LB. spot right next to him that went on to play for the Bears, the Mig.

To a man they all have the same description of playing for Switzer. They saw him 3X’s a week. No less, no more and never during the off-season. Team meeting on Monday to start the week, in the coach’s tower, rain or shine on Wednesday’s barking on the bullhorn, and Game Day.

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Am I the only one that thinks arresting them is silly?

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Considering that they have a revolving door justice system, I wholeheartedly agree with you. But I would imagine that when they slip and fall or a grading comes loose and they fall and cracked their skull open. The whole subterranean lifestyle is one big lawsuit waiting to happen..