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[The Guesser]

I look forward to guesser condemning this SICK STALKING!! of Willie done by Timmy the Tard and the fake people sending him PM's.
Just kidding!

Sick stalking is what you and others do and did to Aki. Going on websites he posted at, looking up details about his personal life and posting them, threatening to do more. Getting messages in PM from little birdies who hate Wrong Way in this case, or Casper, for one reason or another is not sick stalking.
No surprise Wrong Way is as incompetent at his job as he is as a poster here, if that review is to be believed.

 

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Donald J. TrumpVerified account‏@realDonaldTrump
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Great evening in San Jose other than the thugs. My supporters are far tougher if they want to be, but fortunately they are not hostile.

 

[The Guesser]

Clinton Campaign Condemns Protesters’ Violence at Trump Rally in California

By ALAN RAPPEPORTJUNE 3, 2016


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Donald J. Trump left the stage after he spoke at a campaign rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.CreditDamon Winter/The New York TimesHillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta, condemned political violence of any kind after clashes between supporters of Donald J. Trump and protesters during the presumptive Republican presidential nominee’s rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.
Mr. Podesta posted a video on Twitter that appeared to show a Trump supporter being beaten by protesters outside of the event. The footage also showed supporters of Mr. Trump being chased by protesters as a “Make America Great Again” hat was set on fire.
“Violence against supporters of any candidate has no place in this election,” Mr. Podesta wrote.
The ugly scene is the latest example of the anger that is bubbling over in a volatile year for American politics. Mr. Trump’s trip to California in late April was marred when several of his supporters were bloodied by protesters and, in March, one of his rallies in Chicago was canceled after protesters flooded the streets.
While Mr. Trump has said he does not condone violence of any kind, his campaign made little effort to condemn it.
On Friday morning, Mr. Trump said his rally was full of love and enthusiasm, while lamenting that a small group of “thugs” outside burned the American flag.

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Rally last night in San Jose was great. Tremendous love and enthusiasm in the hall. Big crowd. Outside, small group of thugs burned Am flag!
8:43 AM - 3 Jun 2016
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Mr. Trump also showed little concern about the violence as he continued his swing through California, which votes on Tuesday, with a rally in Redding on Friday afternoon. Looking past the end of the primary election season, he announced on Twitter that he will be making a foreign trip later this month.
“On June 22 I will be going to Scotland to celebrate the opening of the newly renovated Trump Turnberry resort, the world’s best,” Mr. Trump said.

 

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Clinton Campaign Condemns Protesters’ Violence at Trump Rally in California

By ALAN RAPPEPORTJUNE 3, 2016


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Donald J. Trump left the stage after he spoke at a campaign rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.CreditDamon Winter/The New York TimesHillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta, condemned political violence of any kind after clashes between supporters of Donald J. Trump and protesters during the presumptive Republican presidential nominee’s rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.
Mr. Podesta posted a video on Twitter that appeared to show a Trump supporter being beaten by protesters outside of the event. The footage also showed supporters of Mr. Trump being chased by protesters as a “Make America Great Again” hat was set on fire.
“Violence against supporters of any candidate has no place in this election,” Mr. Podesta wrote.
The ugly scene is the latest example of the anger that is bubbling over in a volatile year for American politics. Mr. Trump’s trip to California in late April was marred when several of his supporters were bloodied by protesters and, in March, one of his rallies in Chicago was canceled after protesters flooded the streets.
While Mr. Trump has said he does not condone violence of any kind, his campaign made little effort to condemn it.
On Friday morning, Mr. Trump said his rally was full of love and enthusiasm, while lamenting that a small group of “thugs” outside burned the American flag.

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Donald J. Trump
✔@realDonaldTrump

Rally last night in San Jose was great. Tremendous love and enthusiasm in the hall. Big crowd. Outside, small group of thugs burned Am flag!
8:43 AM - 3 Jun 2016
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Mr. Trump also showed little concern about the violence as he continued his swing through California, which votes on Tuesday, with a rally in Redding on Friday afternoon. Looking past the end of the primary election season, he announced on Twitter that he will be making a foreign trip later this month.
“On June 22 I will be going to Scotland to celebrate the opening of the newly renovated Trump Turnberry resort, the world’s best,” Mr. Trump said.

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So much interest in my visit to Scotland! I greatly look forward to attending the opening event @TrumpTurnberry- taking place on June 24th.

 

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Clinton Campaign Condemns Protesters’ Violence at Trump Rally in California

By ALAN RAPPEPORTJUNE 3, 2016


Photo

Donald J. Trump left the stage after he spoke at a campaign rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.CreditDamon Winter/The New York TimesHillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta, condemned political violence of any kind after clashes between supporters of Donald J. Trump and protesters during the presumptive Republican presidential nominee’s rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.
Mr. Podesta posted a video on Twitter that appeared to show a Trump supporter being beaten by protesters outside of the event. The footage also showed supporters of Mr. Trump being chased by protesters as a “Make America Great Again” hat was set on fire.
“Violence against supporters of any candidate has no place in this election,” Mr. Podesta wrote.
The ugly scene is the latest example of the anger that is bubbling over in a volatile year for American politics. Mr. Trump’s trip to California in late April was marred when several of his supporters were bloodied by protesters and, in March, one of his rallies in Chicago was canceled after protesters flooded the streets.
While Mr. Trump has said he does not condone violence of any kind, his campaign made little effort to condemn it.
On Friday morning, Mr. Trump said his rally was full of love and enthusiasm, while lamenting that a small group of “thugs” outside burned the American flag.

Follow
Donald J. Trump
✔@realDonaldTrump

Rally last night in San Jose was great. Tremendous love and enthusiasm in the hall. Big crowd. Outside, small group of thugs burned Am flag!
8:43 AM - 3 Jun 2016
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Mr. Trump also showed little concern about the violence as he continued his swing through California, which votes on Tuesday, with a rally in Redding on Friday afternoon. Looking past the end of the primary election season, he announced on Twitter that he will be making a foreign trip later this month.
“On June 22 I will be going to Scotland to celebrate the opening of the newly renovated Trump Turnberry resort, the world’s best,” Mr. Trump said.

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Great evening in San Jose other than the thugs. My supporters are far tougher if they want to be, but fortunately they are not hostile.

 

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Clinton Campaign Condemns Protesters’ Violence at Trump Rally in California

By ALAN RAPPEPORTJUNE 3, 2016


Photo

Donald J. Trump left the stage after he spoke at a campaign rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.CreditDamon Winter/The New York TimesHillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta, condemned political violence of any kind after clashes between supporters of Donald J. Trump and protesters during the presumptive Republican presidential nominee’s rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.
Mr. Podesta posted a video on Twitter that appeared to show a Trump supporter being beaten by protesters outside of the event. The footage also showed supporters of Mr. Trump being chased by protesters as a “Make America Great Again” hat was set on fire.
“Violence against supporters of any candidate has no place in this election,” Mr. Podesta wrote.
The ugly scene is the latest example of the anger that is bubbling over in a volatile year for American politics. Mr. Trump’s trip to California in late April was marred when several of his supporters were bloodied by protesters and, in March, one of his rallies in Chicago was canceled after protesters flooded the streets.
While Mr. Trump has said he does not condone violence of any kind, his campaign made little effort to condemn it.
On Friday morning, Mr. Trump said his rally was full of love and enthusiasm, while lamenting that a small group of “thugs” outside burned the American flag.

Follow
Donald J. Trump
✔@realDonaldTrump

Rally last night in San Jose was great. Tremendous love and enthusiasm in the hall. Big crowd. Outside, small group of thugs burned Am flag!
8:43 AM - 3 Jun 2016
​

Mr. Trump also showed little concern about the violence as he continued his swing through California, which votes on Tuesday, with a rally in Redding on Friday afternoon. Looking past the end of the primary election season, he announced on Twitter that he will be making a foreign trip later this month.
“On June 22 I will be going to Scotland to celebrate the opening of the newly renovated Trump Turnberry resort, the world’s best,” Mr. Trump said.

 

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Clinton Campaign Condemns Protesters’ Violence at Trump Rally in California

By ALAN RAPPEPORTJUNE 3, 2016


Photo

Donald J. Trump left the stage after he spoke at a campaign rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.CreditDamon Winter/The New York TimesHillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta, condemned political violence of any kind after clashes between supporters of Donald J. Trump and protesters during the presumptive Republican presidential nominee’s rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.
Mr. Podesta posted a video on Twitter that appeared to show a Trump supporter being beaten by protesters outside of the event. The footage also showed supporters of Mr. Trump being chased by protesters as a “Make America Great Again” hat was set on fire.
“Violence against supporters of any candidate has no place in this election,” Mr. Podesta wrote.
The ugly scene is the latest example of the anger that is bubbling over in a volatile year for American politics. Mr. Trump’s trip to California in late April was marred when several of his supporters were bloodied by protesters and, in March, one of his rallies in Chicago was canceled after protesters flooded the streets.
While Mr. Trump has said he does not condone violence of any kind, his campaign made little effort to condemn it.
On Friday morning, Mr. Trump said his rally was full of love and enthusiasm, while lamenting that a small group of “thugs” outside burned the American flag.

Follow
Donald J. Trump
✔@realDonaldTrump

Rally last night in San Jose was great. Tremendous love and enthusiasm in the hall. Big crowd. Outside, small group of thugs burned Am flag!
8:43 AM - 3 Jun 2016
​

Mr. Trump also showed little concern about the violence as he continued his swing through California, which votes on Tuesday, with a rally in Redding on Friday afternoon. Looking past the end of the primary election season, he announced on Twitter that he will be making a foreign trip later this month.
“On June 22 I will be going to Scotland to celebrate the opening of the newly renovated Trump Turnberry resort, the world’s best,” Mr. Trump said.

 

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Clinton Campaign Condemns Protesters’ Violence at Trump Rally in California

By ALAN RAPPEPORTJUNE 3, 2016


Photo

Donald J. Trump left the stage after he spoke at a campaign rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.CreditDamon Winter/The New York TimesHillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta, condemned political violence of any kind after clashes between supporters of Donald J. Trump and protesters during the presumptive Republican presidential nominee’s rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.
Mr. Podesta posted a video on Twitter that appeared to show a Trump supporter being beaten by protesters outside of the event. The footage also showed supporters of Mr. Trump being chased by protesters as a “Make America Great Again” hat was set on fire.
“Violence against supporters of any candidate has no place in this election,” Mr. Podesta wrote.
The ugly scene is the latest example of the anger that is bubbling over in a volatile year for American politics. Mr. Trump’s trip to California in late April was marred when several of his supporters were bloodied by protesters and, in March, one of his rallies in Chicago was canceled after protesters flooded the streets.
While Mr. Trump has said he does not condone violence of any kind, his campaign made little effort to condemn it.
On Friday morning, Mr. Trump said his rally was full of love and enthusiasm, while lamenting that a small group of “thugs” outside burned the American flag.

Follow
Donald J. Trump
✔@realDonaldTrump

Rally last night in San Jose was great. Tremendous love and enthusiasm in the hall. Big crowd. Outside, small group of thugs burned Am flag!
8:43 AM - 3 Jun 2016
​

Mr. Trump also showed little concern about the violence as he continued his swing through California, which votes on Tuesday, with a rally in Redding on Friday afternoon. Looking past the end of the primary election season, he announced on Twitter that he will be making a foreign trip later this month.
“On June 22 I will be going to Scotland to celebrate the opening of the newly renovated Trump Turnberry resort, the world’s best,” Mr. Trump said.

 

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Clinton Campaign Condemns Protesters’ Violence at Trump Rally in California

By ALAN RAPPEPORTJUNE 3, 2016


Photo

Donald J. Trump left the stage after he spoke at a campaign rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.CreditDamon Winter/The New York TimesHillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta, condemned political violence of any kind after clashes between supporters of Donald J. Trump and protesters during the presumptive Republican presidential nominee’s rally in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday night.
Mr. Podesta posted a video on Twitter that appeared to show a Trump supporter being beaten by protesters outside of the event. The footage also showed supporters of Mr. Trump being chased by protesters as a “Make America Great Again” hat was set on fire.
“Violence against supporters of any candidate has no place in this election,” Mr. Podesta wrote.
The ugly scene is the latest example of the anger that is bubbling over in a volatile year for American politics. Mr. Trump’s trip to California in late April was marred when several of his supporters were bloodied by protesters and, in March, one of his rallies in Chicago was canceled after protesters flooded the streets.
While Mr. Trump has said he does not condone violence of any kind, his campaign made little effort to condemn it.
On Friday morning, Mr. Trump said his rally was full of love and enthusiasm, while lamenting that a small group of “thugs” outside burned the American flag.

Follow
Donald J. Trump
✔@realDonaldTrump

Rally last night in San Jose was great. Tremendous love and enthusiasm in the hall. Big crowd. Outside, small group of thugs burned Am flag!
8:43 AM - 3 Jun 2016
​

Mr. Trump also showed little concern about the violence as he continued his swing through California, which votes on Tuesday, with a rally in Redding on Friday afternoon. Looking past the end of the primary election season, he announced on Twitter that he will be making a foreign trip later this month.
“On June 22 I will be going to Scotland to celebrate the opening of the newly renovated Trump Turnberry resort, the world’s best,” Mr. Trump said.

 

[Dave007inVegas]

What does that have to do with whether or not Ace is a stalker or Vit is a liar? Step it up man!

Not a damn thing. 90% of the pissing contests bore me so I tend to just scroll on bye. If I do join in you can rest assured it’s to mock someone.

 

[Acebb]

Obama voter goes on rampage because her EBT Card was declined




The Liveleak user who shared the video claims the woman lost her temper because the store denied her benefits card or EBT.

 

[Acebb]

Sick stalking is what you and others do and did to Aki. Going on websites he posted at, looking up details about his personal life and posting them, threatening to do more. Getting messages in PM from little birdies who hate Wrong Way in this case, or Casper, for one reason or another is not sick stalking.
No surprise Wrong Way is as incompetent at his job as he is as a poster here, if that review is to be believed.

There is simply no lie you will not tell in order to justify your own dumb hypocrisy.

Remember: someone sending a PM with personal information about the alaskan dummy = SICK STALKING!

Someone sending a PM with personal information about Willie = "different"

Mind you, in both instances, someone had to go to Web sites and look at details.

You're a fucking idiot and liar beyond belief.

 

[vitterd]

There is simply no lie you will not tell in order to justify your own dumb hypocrisy.

Remember: someone sending a PM with personal information about the alaskan dummy = SICK STALKING!

Someone sending a PM with personal information about Willie = "different"

Mind you, in both instances, someone had to go to Web sites and look at details.

You're a fucking idiot and liar beyond belief.

You went searching for akp homes on the Internet. That's sick stalking. You are a pathetic miserable awful human being.

 

[neverbend]

1/2 the entire democratic voting bloc is comprised of the Black, Academia, and Jewish voters,
they have been in the US for ages even in the eras when the Republican Party was strong.
The straw that broke the camels back was the hideous Immigration Act of 1965 bringing
3rd world crusaders from Mexico, Asia, India & the Muslim World making it almost impossible
for traditional ideals to flourish!

 

[Dave007inVegas]

1/2 the entire democratic voting bloc is comprised of the Black, Academia, and Jewish voters,
they have been in the US for ages even in the eras when the Republican Party was strong.
The straw that broke the camels back was the hideous Immigration Act of 1965 bringing
3rd world crusaders from Mexico, Asia, India & the Muslim World making it almost impossible
for traditional ideals to flourish!

In the U.S. today, barely three out of five Americans are non-Hispanic whites. In another two or three decades, “white” people, as traditionally defined, will make up less than half the population. White America is in the process of disappearing, and it’s no surprise that tens of millions of people who thought of this as their country are frightened by the thought that it isn’t any more.


And people wonder why Trump is so popular among white men.

 

[Acebb]

[h=1]7 Women Indicted in Massive Food Stamp Fraud Scheme[/h]

 

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7 Women Indicted in Massive Food Stamp Fraud Scheme