Enemigos de @nayibbukele
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This is a good take. While it seems imperative to provide a defendant to someone who is criminally charged, there should be an understanding that their defendant has a responsibility to the court as well. Defendants should be mandated to defend a client even if they believe them to be guilty. Once you become a defendant, your job is to provide council under all reasonable grounds, it is unreasonable to defend on grounds of innocence if this is impossible, but it still does allow for a smoother adjudication of justice. Once you are afforded a public defendant, that's what you get regardless of their personal judgment on their case. This will in turn put more onus on the judge to deliberate the case but that is not a problem. Radical but logical. A defendant should in all cases feel they can represent themselves, and it might be the only reasonable way our justice system progresses. The facts can never be overlooked and our legal system should be understood by all.
I have spent the better part of the last 5 years doing physio. Which included regular of 7 to 8 hrs marathon sessions of gym, sauna and basketball. Which for normal people, would take several days to weeks to recover from. It often felt like it would be impossible to overcome the injuries, bad habits and improper movements. The sacrifices taking their toll without being explicit in my life but understood in the undercurrent of life. After the first week or two of not actively exercising all that is left is the dull, sharp painful stretch when I walk, the exact point of my greatest weakness. As I walk and realize I can pinpoint it at will and it reveals all my physical weaknesses and conversely all my physical powers, I realize that all has been worth it, all the pain, wasted energy, insecurities. I can move freely and in control of my body. There is an understanding that there is in fact hope, because even in the most carefree moments the permanence of my work reveals itself to be, unfathomable.
A clear message for any North American. Some, if not most of NGO's are vessels of corruption and social poison.
Bombs?
Our mission doesn't even have bombs at its disposal.
Aerial bombardments? Helicopter gunship attacks?
Our attack helicopters didn't arrive in Haiti until October 29. Their arrival was widely covered by the media, with plenty of videos and social media posts documenting it.
Yet this “report” was published a day before our helicopters even arrived. And as of today, they haven't flown a single mission.
These NGOs lie with impunity, while wielding enormous influence over international organizations.
They are nothing more than lobbying firms for criminals and cartels, masquerading as humanitarian organizations.
I have attempted to organize and minimize my entire music library for over a decade, I'm closer than ever, and there is a buzzing of positivity in the back of my mind. Dreams are not made up of grandiose accomplishments, even small accomplishments have eternal consequences.
I am beginning to warm to the idea of @nayibbukele recovering our Salvadorians and eliminating the gangs in Haiti. I fear and am apprehensive about casualties and cost of such an operation, but it would seem that we get little room, time and opportunity to accomplish extraordinary things. There are good Haitian people, kind souls who are being ravaged buy the whims of wicked me. Although it could be in vain, there is nothing good and of permanence in a place where good men do no take responsibility for themselves.
The debate continues. Is a flying electric car better then your oil powered shit box? The quandry! xitter.gq/SpaceX/status/21108905…
