Troops must be loving their assignments in DC

 

Fascist takeover city by city

 First D.C.

Who's next?

UPDATE 08/24/2025:

UPDATE 08/27/2025:

In the fine print: Trump's name is on the rear windows.

Preparing the goon squad

Federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C., will no longer slap people with felony charges for possession of rifles or shotguns in the nation's capital, according to U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro.

The change means federal prosecutors will not seek charges under the D.C. law that made it illegal to carry rifles or shotguns in the district, except in limited cases for permit holders.

Under the new policy, the U.S. attorney's office will continue to bring charges when a person is accused of using a shotgun or rifle in a violent crime or has a criminal record that prohibits them from possessing a firearm. The new policy also covers large-capacity magazines, but it does not include handguns. >

  MSN   

 

Somebody's not feeling the love

 

I don't know what six wars he's imagining he ended, but, give that man his Nobel Prize!

At least he corrected Leningrad to St. Petersburg in this one.  I don't know why the Russians would be giving any city to the U.S., but perhaps we now expect a percentage of the concessions in peace negotiations.

So we're back to the obliterated Iranian nukes fantasy.

What "beautification"?

Loony Toons.

Let's get Grandpa to bed.

Thank you for your attention to this matter!

UPDATE 07:21 am:

Loony Toons.

So, now it's seven.  I guess he's counting Russia's invasion of Ukraine (for which he blames Joe Biden and Zelensky).

source

It doesn't just sound crazy.  It IS crazy.  

One more step toward dictatorship

 

Wuss

 

UPDATE 08/14/2025:  Fake stats!  Just ask Trump.

Trump 2.0: Fascism 24/7

 

What is Trump planning in the next 7 days?

UPDATE 08/12/2025:

And, this guy...

One of the 10 Americans released from Venezuela in a prisoner swap [...] k was convicted of killing three people in Spain and was serving a 30-year sentence in a Venezuelan prison before his release, Spanish and Venezuelan officials told ABC News.

Dahud Hanid Ortiz, 54, was convicted in Venezuela of killing three people in a Madrid law office in 2016.

  ABC

He killed them with a machete and then set fire to the office.

Authorities said Ortiz was looking for the lawyer who ran the office, who was away at the time.

[...]

Ortiz served in the U.S. Army for about 17 years as an enlisted soldier, starting in 1995, and then served more than four years as an officer, an Army spokesperson said. He deployed to Kuwait and Iraq and left the Army in October 2015, nine months before the murders were committed.

A defense official said Ortiz was court-martialed "and dismissed from the Army" in 2015.

[...]

Speaking on Venezuelan TV on Thursday, Venezuela’s Justice Minister Diosdado Cabello said U.S. officials were told about Ortiz’s conviction but said they still wanted him released.

The U.S. was aware of Ortiz’ past but made the decision to bring him out in the swap anyway, according to a U.S. official familiar with the matter.

Probably going to give him a position in the White House.

As part of a previous 2023 prisoner swap between the U.S. and Venezuela, Ortiz was supposed to be sent to Spain to be tried for the 2016 killings -- but that never materialized.

[...]

His status or whereabouts in the United States was not immediately clear.

Check the White House. Or ICE.

UPDATE 08/12/2025:

Pathetic

New DC US Attorney and former Fox host Jeanine Pirro was back on Fox complaining that nobody wants to work for her. Laura Ingraham: “I’ve been hearing that there is a big problem with staffing—what’s going on? Pirro: I’m down 90 prosecutors. If you want a job in the largest US Attorney’s office, contact me.”

  Meidas Touch

The pettiness of D.C.

Opting for another cold war rather than détente.

In a gesture aimed at the Kremlin, the D.C. City Council has voted unanimously to rename a street in front of the Russian Embassy after Boris Nemtsov, the slain opposition leader and prominent foe of President Vladimir Putin.

The 13-seat council, comprising 11 Democrats and two independents, approved a measure Tuesday to label a portion of Wisconsin Avenue that runs in front of the embassy after Nemtsov.

  Politico

...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.