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01/13/2026

FDT

01/13/2026

01/11/2026

RIP Bobby

01/10/2026

Football, you bet!

01/09/2026

BREAKING: Shocking new video from the killer’s phone shows Renee Good’s kind last words — and the HORRIBLE things he said after he murdered her!

The footage of Jonathan Ross’s personal cellphone has been release to the media, and it shows without a doubt that he killed Renee Good as punishment for refusing to be intimidated by him.

Her last words were “It’s okay dude, I’m not mad at you.” Then she begins to drive away, not realizing that her kindness and forgiveness would be a death sentence.

To a man like Jonathan Ross, who spent his earlier life killing people in Iraq, the fact that she refused to be intimidated by him, her refusal to be cowed into submission by his tough demeanor was unacceptably emasculating. An insecure and heartless man, he couldn’t stand to see her defy him, so he killed her.

That was made clear by what he said immediately after shooting: “F*cking b*tch.”

Men like Jonathan Ross join ICE because they want to be feared and respected, to impose their will on others through the power of their gun and uniform. When that didn’t work on this attractive woman, he couldn’t allow the belittlement of his ego to go unpunished — so he MURDERED her.

This also makes it clear that contrary to all the disgusting lies of the Trump administration, Renee Good was NOT trying to hit him — "I'm not mad at you" are not the words of someone about to commit vehicular assault.

Let’s get this monster Ross in front of a jury ASAP — and let them decide if “f*cking b*tch” shows malicious intent to murder.

01/09/2026

Who is he going to murder today? Prick.

01/08/2026

FDT

BREAKING: “I DON’T NEED INTERNATIONAL LAW” — Trump says only his “own morality” limits his power as America reacts with horror.

In a jaw-dropping interview that sounded less like a democratic leader and more like a comic-book supervillain monologue, Donald Trump declared that the only thing restraining his power is “my own morality.”

Not the Constitution. Not Congress. Not international law.

Just Donald Trump.

Asked by The New York Times whether there were limits on his authority to strike, invade, or coerce other nations, Trump didn’t hesitate: “Yeah, there is one thing. My own morality. My own mind. It’s the only thing that can stop me.”

Let that sink in, at least once you recover from the shock of discovering that Trump actually thinks he has any morality — or a functioning mind for that matter.

At a moment when Trump has already ordered a surprise military raid in Venezuela, threatened attacks on other countries, and yanked the United States out of dozens of international agreements, the president is openly saying the rules don’t apply — unless he feels like it.

“I don’t need international law,” Trump said, brushing aside decades of treaties and norms designed to prevent exactly this kind of unilateral strongman behavior. When pressed on whether the U.S. still had to follow international law, Trump shrugged it off: “It depends what your definition of international law is.”

That’s not leadership. That’s authoritarianism with a smirk.

Trump boasted about using unpredictability and threats of violence as tools of “coercive diplomacy,” even recounting a tense call with Colombia’s president after Trump floated attacking the country. “The threat is real,” Colombia’s leader warned. And Trump seemed proud of it.

He also doubled down on his real-estate fantasy of owning Greenland — dismissing treaties and alliances in favor of what he said was “psychologically needed for success.” Ownership, Trump argued, matters more than agreements. Sovereignty be damned.

Even nuclear arms control didn’t faze him. Asked about the imminent expiration of a key treaty with Russia, Trump shrugged: “If it expires, it expires.”

This is the same president now facing bipartisan pushback from the Senate over his war powers — a rare moment where Congress is desperately trying to remind America that presidents are not kings.

But Trump made his view crystal clear: laws are optional, alliances are expendable, and power flows from one source alone — himself.

The terrifying question now facing the world isn’t whether Trump believes he’s above the law. It’s how long our democracy can survive a president who says it out loud.

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01/08/2026

When's it gonna end?

01/08/2026

01/07/2026

That's not what an innocent person does..

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