Patrick Casey
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Writer and host of Restoring Order.
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I donโ€™t know why people are up in arms about Trump abandoning the Kurdsโ€”screwing over those who trust us is basically an American tradition at this point, particularly in the Middle East. Just ask Gaddafi.
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Pictured: Native Hongkongers fighting back against a Chinese extradition treaty.
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Reminder that these Hong Long protests initially began as a reaction to a bill that would have granted the Hong Kong government the right to extradite criminals to nations with which it lacks an extradition treaty if it so choses. This doesnโ€™t constitute an official extradition treaty, though, since it leaves it up to the HK government. Despite HK technically being part of China, no official extradition treaty exists between the two governments. All of this came about after a HK man killed his pregnant, 19-year-old girlfriend while visiting Taiwan, since HK lacks an extradition treaty with Taiwan as well. For whatever reason, Taiwanese authorities have stated that they wonโ€™t seek this guyโ€™s this extradition, even if the legislation passed.

Well, in light of the protests, the extradition bill has been pulled. People in HK are concerned it could resurface, sure. Theyโ€™re not big on China being able to extradite Hongkongers who dissent against the countryโ€™s perceived authoritarianism. But the protests are about more than thisโ€”Hongkongers are far more Western and liberal than mainland Chinese. The protesters are thus rebelling against the Chinese government overall. Given that, is it surprising that liberal internationalists have seen this as an opportunity to support the protests?

Hongkongers are this trapped between two empiresโ€”an unenviable position indeed!
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Erdogan seems mass immigration as a weapon to be wielded against Europe. Sadly, so does the EU!
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While opening a new personal bank account today, the bank employee told me that there was a problem. She explained that I was on an OFAC watchlist. I looked up OFACโ€”itโ€™s a govt agency that goes after terrorist groups.

Ten minutes later, she told me that it was an error.

OFAC appears to target foreign entities, and its list is public, so there was never any real chance that I was on there.

Regardless, that was a very, uh, interesting ten minutes.
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I havenโ€™t done anything illegal, let alone been charged with anything, but the DHS now views lawful identitarians as a threat to national security. So itโ€™s not too far-fetched to consider a future in which those with the โ€œwrongโ€ opinions are denied access to the banking system.
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It was an unbelievably successful trollโ€”so successful the White House had to clarify that I attended a public tour, and wasnโ€™t invited.
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This has so far been the largest media appearance Iโ€™ve done. Close to five million people watched it. The editing, ominous music etc. were clearly intended to arouse fear in the audience; but stripped of the editing, what I had to say was something that resonates with most Trump supporters.
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This interview was released over a year ago. How time flies when youโ€™re having fun (being an underpaid dissident assailed from all sides).
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I still havenโ€™t seen anything from NHK and Univision. Both video interviews were supposed to have aired by now.
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Iโ€™ll have to email the journalists. I always ask them to send me the pieces once theyโ€™re complete, but they never do. The gall!
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Listen to the crowdโ€™s reaction when Trump says Somalia. These arenโ€™t people concerned about illegal immigrationโ€”theyโ€™re upset with the fact that culturally-incompatible third worlders are being dumped into their towns.

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1182476234036580352?s=21
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