basilico: Bemeruca. What's the other handle of this one who called us science deniers then circa 2021? Most anti IVM then were goodvibes007, the Canadian watchman Salford aka tdotbluejays , Ibime, budaatum feedthenation.
I have totally forgotten about him. They are all crazy about these things they called us conspiracy theorist for. Especially Ibime who was arguing with me that it is racist to call it China virus
basilico: I How does an ex convict get to represent clients? His licence should have been taken away. He seems to get off very lightly. I doubt anyone has any idea why this was so
basilico: To ensure that Trump would never contest, they needed to charge him under state charges where presidential pardons don't apply. Letitia, Fani and Alvin Bragg were the insurance policy Incase he beat federal charges.
Dominique Alexander, a Dallas-based activist and founder of the Next Generation Action Network, has faced multiple criminal charges and convictions over the years. Below is a summary of the crimes he has been charged with and convicted of, based on available information:
Convictions:
Felony Injury to a Child (2011):
Details: Alexander was convicted for causing serious bodily injury to a 2-year-old child in 2009 by shaking the child, resulting in a subdural hemorrhage and retinal hemorrhages. He admitted to the act in a signed confession.
Sentence: Initially sentenced to 10 years of deferred adjudication probation in June 2011. He faced
probation violations multiple times, leading to a 2-year prison sentence in 2016, which was later
extended to 5 years. However, a judge ruled that his probation time counted as time served, resulting
in only 8 days in jail.
Note: This was a first-degree felony, which could have carried a sentence of 5 to 99 years in prison.
Felony Theft (2016-2021):
Details: Alexander was indicted in 2017 for felony theft of property valued between $2,500 and $30,000, stemming from a 2016 dispute with a financial company in Denton County. He pleaded
guilty in 2021.
Sentence: Sentenced to 2 days in jail, with credit for time already served.
Note: The charge was enhanced due to a prior conviction for forgery.
Other Convictions:
Alexander has been convicted of additional offenses, including:
Theft: Related to stealing a car in 2011 (he claimed it was a dispute over payment with a car lot).
Check Forgery: Charged in 2012.
Making a False Report: Specific details unclear but noted in multiple sources.
Evading Arrest: Specific details unclear but mentioned in his criminal history.
basilico: Letitia said the allegations are baseless and a smear campaign by right wingers .Asked whether her Brooklyn house is a four or five unit dwelling. " I'm not litigating on camera". She has signed official documents claiming it's 4 units , for decades when applying for loans and refinancing.
Hahaha this Letitia is in deep shit.
They are all the same. Women!! You look at her you see fani Willis
basilico: Lot of Trump persecutors have very dirty deals they've made. They all went out, sparing no effort whatsoever to shut him down permanently. God had his plans. Notice how Ijebos and his choir are silent about Letitia. Loudly silent. She of the noone is above the law.She should due in penury.
The same way they were shouting when it was trump is the same way they should be shouting now.
descarado: The NHS will be pursued if it does not follow new guidance on single-sex spaces, the chairwoman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has said.
Along with other public bodies, the NHS will be receiving guidelines after the UK Supreme Court unanimously ruled a woman is defined by biological sex under equalities law.
"We've been speaking to the health service for an inordinately long time - we will now be asking them when they will be updating their advice," Baroness Falkner told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
Currently the NHS guidance says trans people should be accommodated according to the way they dress, their names and their pronouns. Under the ruling this would be scrapped.
Five key takeaways from Supreme Court ruling
The EHRC says it is "working at pace" to provide an updated code of conduct for services, including the NHS and prisons, and it expects its updated guidance to be in place by the summer.
The ruling could have implications for spaces such as hospital wards, changing rooms and domestic refuges.
Asked whether the EHRC would pursue the NHS if it doesn't change, Baroness Falkner replied "yes we will".
"We will be having those conversations with them to update that guidance," she said.
An NHS spokesperson told the BBC the service was "reviewing guidance on same sex accommodation" and as part of this process "will consider and take into account all relevant legislation and the Supreme Court ruling".
Wednesday's case was brought by women's rights campaigners who challenged the Scottish government, arguing sex-based protections should apply only to people that are born female.
Judges ruled that when the term "woman" is used in the Equality Act it means a biological woman, and "sex" means biological sex.
This means a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC) - a legal document that recognises an individual's gender identity - will now not change a person's legal sex for the purposes of the Equality Act.
The Supreme Court justices argued this was the only consistent, coherent interpretation.
There is already Equality Act guidance which allows for women-only spaces, such as toilets, changing rooms and hospital wards in certain circumstances.
But under the new ruling a person who was born male but identifies as a woman does not have a right to use a space or service designated as women only.
That includes transgender women who have legally changed their gender and hold a GRC.
01:27 Media caption, Baroness Falkner talks to Today's Nick Robinson about the Supreme Court ruling
Baroness Falkner said trans people should use their "power of advocacy" to ask for facilities including a "third space" for toilets.
"Single-sex services like changing rooms must be based on biological sex if a male person is allowed to use - it's no longer a single sex space."
She added the ruling was "a victory for common sense only if you recognise that trans people exist, they have rights and their rights must be respected".
British Transport Police said trans women in custody would now be searched by male officers as an interim measure while it reviews its policies and practices.
"Under previous policy, we had advised that someone with a GRC may be searched in accordance with their acquired sex," a spokesperson said.
"However as an interim position while we digest yesterday's judgement, we have advised our officers that any same sex searches in custody are to be undertaken in accordance with the biological birth sex of the detainee."
Baroness Falkner said the next stage of litigation may well be tests of the efficacy of GRCs.
Asked about whether she thought GRCs were now "worthless", she replied: "We don't believe they are. We think they're quite important."
The new guidance could also have an impact on women's sport, where the question over whether transgender women can participate has been a high-profile issue in recent years.
Sports have tightened up rules around transgender athletes at the elite levels. Athletics, cycling and aquatics have banned transgender women from taking part in women's events, while other sports have put in place eligibility criteria.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said a review on gender and equality laws was "a good idea".
Speaking to broadcasters during a visit to Cambridge, she said: "We need to make sure that the law is clear and the public bodies follow the law, not guidance from organisations that don't understand it."
She added the laws needed to be updated to ensure that they are "there to prevent discrimination, not for social engineering".
01:05 Media caption, Watch: What Supreme Court's ruling on the definition of a woman means... in 65 seconds
Scottish Greens MSP Maggie Chapman, a prominent supporter of trans rights, told the BBC's Good Morning Scotland programme the decision would "stoke the fires of the culture war" and trans people now feared they could lose access to facilities they've used, in some cases, for decades.
She added that trans people had been attacked in recent years "just for being who they are" and she was "concerned" about the impact of the Supreme Court decision.
Trans rights campaigners have said they will be examining the judgment closely to decide on their next steps.
The UK government has welcomed the "clarity and confidence" for women and service providers brought by the judgement.
A government spokesperson said: "Single sex spaces are protected in law and will always be protected by this government, and trusts should follow the clarity the ruling provides."
Health minister Karin Smyth said the government would be reviewing the ruling to "make sure we are fully compliant with it" and would be working with equality bodies to make sure organisations were fully compliant.
She said the government was not interested in "so-called culture wars" and believed that everybody should have "their dignity and privacy and their rights respected".
"I think now is the time to make sure that we look to the future, that rights are very clear for people and that service providers absolutely make sure they comply with the law," she said.
For clarity. THE SUPREME COURT NO MATTER WHERE IT SITS AS LONG AS ITS CIVIL MATTER REPRESENTS ALL PARTS OF UK.
UNLESS IT CRIMINAL CASE, THEN SCOTLAND ACTS ON ITS OWN.
THE CASE THAT WAS RULED RECENTLY WAS A CIVIL CASE.
basilico: Bemeruca. You should read this story. Kamelo stabbed a white boy when asked him to leave a practice tent His father a convicted felon held a presser, the white Boy's father attended. They called the Dallas police on him to leave. The father started bringing up race into the story.
IjeBos: If you want to pretend you are in America, you'd be a on a pretend work visa, which makes you neither a citizen nor even a permanent resident. So, take your own and Trump's advice and be a pretend guest and don't put voice in matters that don't concern you.
Who da fuq are you to tell anyone who belongs in this country?
Don't worry, what's important is that I am contributing to the economy at the moment. MS13 and terrorists supporters don't belong here
cococandy: IjeBos when you click on that link that says “worst of the worst illegals” some of them are accused of violent crimes like assault and manslaughter. That’s all I was expecting to see.
But then there are random people with crimes like: Removal Immigration Violations Harboring aliens
So basically if you overstayed your visa which is a violation, you’re the worst of the worst. Straight to El Salvador
Or if you harbor someone whose visa is expired, you’re also part of the worst of the worst. Straight to El Salvador too.
Like what sense does it make to group people who committed civil offenses together with murderers & aggravated assault offenders?
cococandy: The cops were supposedly confused about his citizenship status because he spoke a different language and of course the unspoken fact that he’s not white.
When he campaigned on sweeping immigration arrests, we said “how will they immediately decide whom to arrest”? Wouldn’t that be open invitation for racial profiling?
Mumu supporters said we were playing victim
We know that when you guys initially post it always turns out to be a lie or half truth
budaatum: For some reason, some are surprised some lie like their masters lie, and think the more they lie loke their masters lie the more likely they'd be believed.
I am eminently intrigued at what causes a person to pretend to live in another country and spend hours pushing out disinformation about immigrants and minorities, both this he would be. It's like super dislike of who you are.
I think someone should write a paper and do a study on it.
You will cry from now till eternity, it wont change the fact that I live here
IjeBos: You're not an American, not a Resident, nor a visa holder, speaking against the Bill of Rights, which is the core of the Constitution. Why should I care what you think? From where I stand you are the enemy trying to destroy what we stand for and hurt Americans all while using the pretense that you live in the US to do so.
You are not we. You are not American. Full stop. Your voice is not an American voice so stop pretending you speak for my Country. If fact if you were here on a visa, you'd be getting deported to El Salvador for writing a lot of the shit you do.
Let's go further, the reason I call you out everyday is because I choose America over foreigners who pretend to live here all the while sowing discord.
Pray harder Oldman 😂 I live here now. Deal with it
IjeBos: You hate America, it's Constitution and all it's laws, but wake up everyday pretending to live here. Imagine, You're an American-hating unAmerican person who pretends to live in America.
Your love for this country only stems from who is the president. You have been taking the side of the enemy for every scanario that plays out.
You choose illegal criminals from other countries over our own.
IjeBos: This is my point. You don't even understand what the words due process mean. The fact that Trump isn't sitting in jail now, meant not only was he afforded due process but he was afforded privileges not many would get.
The danger the US has right now is an anti-intellectual one. There are people too stupid to know how little they know, too proud to study it and very comfortable displaying that ignorance to everyone. Your case is worse, not only do you not know how little you know there seems to be a mental illness there that makes you wake up everyday, pretend to live in the US and post clips against black people and immigrants even though you are a black person and would be a immigrant if you ever got a visa to the US.
In fact you are the one who hates the US, as you are advocating against everything the US stands for and is outlined in the Constitution. It's a good thing you'll never be a citizen nor resident.
You only care about due process when it's against criminals.
If it's a person that is Trump's camp you would not care.
IjeBos: We have laws in the US. If the US government had the evidence they should have entered that evidence in court. Who you think he was or what he did in the past doesn't matter as that's now how our laws work. People are innocent until proven guilty. We are a country of Laws. Period!
You're not in the US and do not read so you will never understand the US culture of due process to even the most hideous of people because it protects the innocent amongst that. You should probably leave matters related to US culture to those who live here or are proficient in English enough to read a history book.
Eff your laws, you were happy when the laws were bent to go after trump or any Trump. Supporter. The guy has been deported, no one gives a fvck except people who hates this country.
Leave it, you don't cry for due process for others than you are crying now for a criminal.
Hated by feminists because she is transphobic 😂🤣 The irony
How it started? LGBT people will work in a Christian bakery and ask them to go against their beliefs to bake cakes gay cakes. If you refuse, they have your business closed. They never went into Muslim bakeries for some reason.
Misgendering someone who is obviously a man could cause you to lose your job, be publicly shamed, etc.
Women cannot even say no to men competing with them even if they don't like it. They have to smile in front of the camera or be labeled transphobic. That's just a little to show my people are fighting back.
They don't want to be like normal people, they want to be special people with special powers. Men are given the title of best woman of the year 😂
If they can live like normal people, and allow people to make phone of them like every other person in society everyone will be happy
EnlightenedUFO: This place is really rife with hate from the rapist trump's supporters. I'll advice staying away from debating caustic people like this for your mental health. Remember these hateful people breath and shit like us in the real world.
Stop debating these people who have no regard for life. @ijebos @budaatum @cococandy
basilico: Garcia had been arrested transporting 7 passengers from Texas to Maryland .He didn't have a valid DL . FBI ordered him released within two hours.
One of his passengers was on a terrorist watch list. El Salvador won't release him from prison they see him as dangerous to the society. Yet a democrat senator flew to El Salvador demanding his release. Apparently he had beaten his wife severally and she had filed suit. She now demanding his release. Curiously her GoFundMe account has raised $200 K.
Cococandy and ijebos love a MS13 gang illegally entered the country that beats his wife multiple times to be brought back.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by bemeruca: 3:34am On Apr 19, 2025
