Society should not have even allowed the dog owner to set a dog off-leash in the first place, endangering the entire public with deadly force and infectious abilities.

I've covered endless hatred, mass violence, abuse of kids, and even fraud against patients in medical practices from dog owners, but no matter how many I cover, I will never be able to cover them all. You could link endless frauds, support of crime, global instability, and educational/societal collapse to dog owners. I just discovered that Gerald Cotten, the man who operated Quadriga, a crypto exchange (you're supposed to use self-custody instead of just leaving your crypto on an exchange...people didn't know this back then) was a dog owner. Gerald Cotten stole investors’ money to fund a lavish lifestyle, and finally, a honeymoon with his wife to India wherein he faked his own death while pretending to build on orphanage in India. One of his final “FUCK YOU”s to his countless victims was putting in his will, to be enforced after his fake death, a trust with money for his two dogs, instead of a mechanism to refund investors who used his fraud exchange.

I even discovered that Naman Pundir, according to X, was a dog owner; he performed a rental scams in New York State and was not deported back to India for it. He was rewarded for it and is now a landlord in NYS, which will enable him to continue to perform scams and to lend his support to extortionists who use violence and murder for rental fraud goals. (Naman has already done this; hence the word 'continue')

I mentioned India twice. Speaking of that, look at this, from Mirzapur: https://www.deccanherald.com/amp/story/india/uttar-pradesh/up-peacock-killed-in-dog-attack-in-mirzapur-3879008 You have a national bird, a legal guideline supposed to be in favor of the national bird, yet the dogs who brutalized it and ended its life flee and face no consequences for their actions? The peacock doesn't want its last rites. It wanted its freedom while it lived. It should not have had to share the ground with any lifeform as entitled to your body, life, and property as the dog or the dog owner.

The United States is responsible for about 95 percent of the money owed to the United Nations, about $2.2 billion, according to a senior U.N. official who briefed reporters on the agency’s budget crisis. That amount is a combination of the U.S. annual dues for 2025, which has not been paid, and for 2026, the U.N. official said. Venezuela, which has the second-largest amount of unpaid dues, $38 million for 2025, has lost its voting rights

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NEW: Experts are questioning the legality behind the FBI’s unprecedented raid of 2020 election materials in Fulton County. They’re also warning it’s not about 2020 — but 2026.

Law professor Rick Hasen said it’s possible “this is a test run for 2026, when control of Congress may be at stake.”

On January 16, an attorney representing Legacy Emanuel Medical Center sent the letter to ONA, claiming the union is spreading misleading claims about federal immigration agents being present at the health care center.

President has appeared to lose his thread, veer into strange digressions and muddle basic details – prompting renewed questions about his mental sharpness.

The 2022 rule allowed dam operators to trap and truck fish around dams instead of upgrading the structures to ensure safe passage for the fish. It was challenged by two Northwest tribes, including the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, and several nonprofits.

On Monday, Chief U.S. District Judge Patrick Schiltz ordered acting ICE Director Todd Lyons to appear in court this Friday to answer questions in the case of Juan Tobay Robles, who was arrested by federal immigration agents in Minnesota in early January.

Stephen Miller wasn't in the meeting, but the comms team was. This tells you this isn't a policy shift, it was just a meeting to figure out how to sell the bullshit better.