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Some #Tesla charging stations were apparently set on fire in North Dakota.
The #FascistInChief called it "an act of #terroriam" and that if "the person who did it (aka: "perpetrator" Mr. #BestWords) is found, they should be #deported... to #ElSalvador."
THIS IS HOW T**** THINKS.
"Deport all criminals. Doesn't matter if you're a citizen or not. We don't want you here. El Salvador well be our new Private Prison nation."
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Some #Tesla charging stations were apparently set on fire in North Dakota.
The #FascistInChief called it "an act of #terroriam" and that if "the person who did it (aka: "perpetrator" Mr. #BestWords) is found, they should be #deported... to #ElSalvador."
THIS IS HOW T**** THINKS.
"Deport all criminals. Doesn't matter if you're a citizen or not. We don't want you here. El Salvador well be our new Private Prison nation."
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#US: Central Command: Our forces launched a strike in Iraq in response to the attacks that led to the death of our soldiers
Central Command: We targeted the person responsible in Kataib #Hezbollah for direct planning and participation in attacks on American forces in the region. -
#US: Central Command: Our forces launched a strike in Iraq in response to the attacks that led to the death of our soldiers
Central Command: We targeted the person responsible in Kataib #Hezbollah for direct planning and participation in attacks on American forces in the region. -
At least two people were killed and 11 were injured after militants stormed the police headquarters in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi, according to officials.
Up to 10 militants attacked the police station with hand grenades and shots were fired, an eyewitness told CNN. The Sindh provincial minister for labor, Saeed Ghani, confirmed the attack to CNN, adding the incident was ongoing.
Pakistan's Taliban, known as Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan (TTP), claimed responsibility for the attack, according to spokesman Mohammad Khorasani.
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At least two people were killed and 11 were injured after militants stormed the police headquarters in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi, according to officials.
Up to 10 militants attacked the police station with hand grenades and shots were fired, an eyewitness told CNN. The Sindh provincial minister for labor, Saeed Ghani, confirmed the attack to CNN, adding the incident was ongoing.
Pakistan's Taliban, known as Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan (TTP), claimed responsibility for the attack, according to spokesman Mohammad Khorasani.