Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "New York Post" channel.

  1. Man was handling the board out of the back of a stopped pickup truck. Looks almost intentional, but he may have just had the board blown out of his hands as box truck rolled by. Wild.
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  2. We don't vet people coming in, but the D's want us to vet those we're sending out. More inversion. Clearly moral blackmail going on.
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  3. Even a natural born citizen can be jailed for advocating on behalf of a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization. Even a Naturalized citizen can be Denaturalized and deported. SCOTUS: Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project 2010.
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  4. Yes they have a right to protest, just not to advocate for a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization.
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  5. FALSE. Immigration is under the Executive Branch but an order can be reviewed by the Judiciary Branch. That's going on now, full due process. It's illegal to advocate on behalf of a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization. He also lied on his Green Card Application.
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  6. Spanish, he spoke Spanish, the first Europeans who sold Africans into slavery into the Americas.
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  7. Pro-Hamas activists in Manhattan on the street calling St.Paddy a Genocidal murderer and those who support the holiday pedophiles. Not a joke. St. Patrick wasn't Irish and there were no snakes indigenous to Ireland, so lighten up, people.
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  8. The mentally ill commit sue is side, hold than in "your hand" Gov Newsom.
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  9. Advocating for a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization is illegal. SCOTUS: Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project 2010. It is not protected speech.
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  10.  @andersonbucker1856  Advocating for a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization is not protected speech. Even a Natural Born US Citizen can be jailed for it, and have. SCOTUS: Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project. This is a show trial.
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  11. ndex Librorum Prohibitorum, (Latin: “Index of Forbidden Books”) list of books once forbidden by Roman Catholic Church authority as dangerous to the faith or morals of Roman Catholics. Publication of the list ceased in 1966, and it was relegated to the status of a historical document
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