Boring update on the ânot a reputable bookstoreâ situation: called the prison multiple times before finally reaching the mail room, only to be told it wasnât the right department and be redirected. The person in the correct department that day then pled ignorance as to why my book shipment was rejected, but gave me an email address to send an inquiry to (I had previously been told that email wasnât an option). I sent the email today, so hopefully that will get a response before too long. All in all, theyâve been giving me less of a runaround than I expected- it mostly seems to be a case of ignorance of anything outside their specific department rather than any deliberate attempt to get rid of me.
So much weirder.
That story has everything from lobotomy to Kansas City Chiefs.
He traded in smoking, drinking and gambling with health foods, yoga and an exercise that he called âcreeping,â which involved him crawling on his hands and knees for several minutes throughout the day. He claimed creeping was just as good of an exercise as swimming. It was probably also good for actually creeping up on people if he needed to.
Mr. Huntâs ideal of government is presented in âAlpaca,â a 50âcent paperback privately printed in 1960. There he sets forth, a Utopian constitution for a mythical land. The constitution would give greater voting power to the wealthy. Bonus votes would go to those who waive government benefits.
âWith rare exception, all countries are trending towards population collapse.â
There are over 8 billion of us, you dipshits.
Of course, they mean âall white countries.â They know, but will not talk about openly, that educating women reduces the number of children per, hence their drive to make education harder to get, harder to afford and eliminate nasty things like âDEIâ that make it advantageous to consider women as actual, fully realized, human beings rather than animate incubators.
Weird for these mixed race people to talk positively about eugenics.
A New Hampshire man with a green card was detained by immigration officers at Logan Airport and is being held by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at the Donald W. Wyatt detention facility in Central Falls, Rhode Island.
Fabian Schmidtâs family said they are unsure of why he is being held. They said he has a recently renewed green card, and no active issues in court.
Schmidt had been visiting Luxembourg and flew back to the U.S. on Friday. His partner had gone to pick him up at Logan Airport, and waited four hours before calling authorities.
âIt was just said that his green card was flagged,â said Astrid Senior, his mother. She said she didnât hear from her son directly until Tuesday, when she learned heâd been hospitalized.
Senior described Schmidt being âviolently interrogatedâ at Logan Airport for hours, and being stripped naked, put in a cold shower by two officials, and being put back onto a chair.
She said Schmidt told her immigration agents pressured him to give up his green card. She said he was placed on a mat in a bright room with other people at the airport, with little food or water, suffered sleep deprivation, and was denied access to his medication for anxiety and depression.
âHe hardly got anything to drink. And then he wasnât feeling very well and he collapsed,â said Senior.
He was transported by ambulance to Mass General Hospital. He didnât know it at the time, but he also had influenza.
On Tuesday, Schmidt was transported to the regional headquarters for ICE in Burlington, Massachusetts, and then transferred to the Wyatt facility. The family, including his partner, who is a cardiologist in Nashua, have acquired attorneys and been working with the German consulate in hopes to have him released on bail.
Schmidt and his mother moved to the U.S. in 2007, and received green cards in 2008. He moved from California to New Hampshire in 2022.
Senior described her son as a hardworking electrical engineer with a partner and 8-year-old daughter who are both U.S. citizens.
âFabian said to me that he feels heâs very fearful and is frightened,â said Senior.
Schmidt had a misdemeanor charge for having marijuana in his car in 2015, which his mother said was dismissed after laws changed in California around marijuana possession. He missed a hearing about the case in 2022 since a notice was never forwarded to his new address. Senior mentioned that Schmidt is successfully recovering from alcoholism, and had a DUI that heâs completely worked through and paid off from around ten years ago.
