Posted On: Wednesday - October 28th 2026 5:43PM MST
In Topics: Immigration Stupidity Trump Geography
I don't know if the amusement, encouragement, and enjoyment I get from watching the 8 minute video below - "I Didn't Know Liberia Existed" - Deported to Africa by Trump - is an indication that I'm a bad person. This is supposed to be a big sad sob story. What am I doing wrong?!
Before I kick myself too hard, I will note first that if your Geography knowledge is that bad, I'm not even gonna take out that world's tiniest violin for you ... Get a globe!
Anyway, in its great efforts on dozens and probably hundreds of fronts to halt and even reverse the many sub-programs of the Population Replacement Programme, deportations to 3rd-party countries is one tactic. What DO you do if the deportee's home country doesn't want him back, and why would it, come to think of this?*
Thankfully, SCrOTUS hasn't screwed the pooch on this one**, as it did regarding the Bug-out Baby scam, aka "Birthright Citizenship". Here's what that SCOTUSblog has to say about current law on removals to 3rd-party countries:
Federal law is quite specific as to where a person can be deported to. Specifically, 8 U.S.C. § 1231(b)(2)(E), lists where a noncitizen can be taken, such as the country from which the alien was admitted to the United States, the country where the person is a citizen, the country where the person was born, and so on. The federal statutory provision concludes that only “[i]f impracticable, inadvisable, or impossible to remove the alien to each country described in a previous clause of this subparagraph,” may the person be sent to “another country whose government will accept the alien into that country."With a little squid pro quo - money is involved - Trump has made deals with a number of countries spread out all over the world, as we'll get to in the map below. One wouldn't expect these countries to be 1st World places, as said places are already being overrun with people from those OTHER deals, made by Globalists, Government supported non-Governmental Orgs, etc. Here's the sob story part of SCOTUSblog's article:
From this, it is clear that the final category is meant to be a last resort. Taking people who are from Venezuela and Honduras to a prison in South Sudan – a country where they have no prior connections and cannot speak the language – violates this law. Also, international law, such as the Convention Against Torture, or CAT, would require that individuals have notice of where they are being sent and the opportunity to argue why it would endanger them.Sure, they can argue... in Spanish, which is all the guy from Honduras below speaks. Sure, it's only fair to give them notice, once safely on the ground at the destination.
OK, I'll write more below this heart
The Liberians speak English due to that history in which it was to be a place for Africans to leave America to in order to make their Wakanda back in the Mudder Country. So, as Alarmist, from whom I got this video, noted, this Honduran guy had been in America for 8 years, but he didn't learn a bit of English! No English, no Geography - these people are batting a 0 so far.
It was highly amusing to me, just over a minute in, when the narrator told us that the building on the edge of town was arranged as refugee housing for this 3rd-party deal by the Liberian Refugee Agency. Hahaaa, Liberian Refugee Agency! The whole country might as well be a refugee camp.
Then comes more sob storytelling. The Honduran guy is in this country, with no work and extreme crime, in his words, because he doesn't want to go back to "my country where I am in danger because I have no other alternative..." Let's see, if he really had to run from Honduras as a refugee, there are 2 countries in the way between Honduras and the US, Guatemala and Mexico. Would they not have let him stay, as a refugee? Probably not, but that's not America's problem. The Venezuelan guy passed through even more countries fleeing that violence, 7 for a land voyage, per my count.
Then the clips of ICE from weird angles are designed to show America's Police State. Well, we have some of that, but this ain't it. When you gotta go, you go... or you'll end up in Liberia like this. What follows is a statement that more than 1,000 people are being deported a day, on average. I've gotta agree with this Liberian narrator - that's pretty egregious! If we're going to get serious, it must go up to at least 10X that number.
[Hey, there's a Global Crossing narrow-body Airbus!]
Both of these men made it clear that they had committed no crimes. Carlos even described something about "withholding" and his taxes and SS card. Really? Whose actual documents did this undocumented immigrant use? That aside, NO, everyone deported as an alien HAD committed one big crime at least, breaking into the U.S. of A. Maybe it HAS been treated like a parking ticket for some years, but it's different now. We're treating breaking & entering as a serious crime again. We're removing some folks.
The big sob story comes at 5:45 where Carlos was distraught at having been separated from his family in Dallas, Texas. (Again, he speaks no English after 5 years living in America.) Yes, "muy difficile". I am sure it is. It's the same deal as when an American man gets convicted of a felony. He gets separated from his family when he's sent to prison. It's the same for an American man whose wife divorces him for no reason and is given custody of his kids. Welcome to the party, pal!
One CAN feel sorrow for these two guys in the video, yet still understand that this is justice. We can't show mercy to every criminal who comes here, and they all are. Mercy with no justice is what you'd get in a Matriarchy, right before all hell breaks loose.
At 3 minutes in, the video has a nice map showing to which countries these 25,000 people have been removed.
I had to include this because, contrary to the people in the video, I DO like Geography. Without having gone ahead in the video, I identified all but possibly one country, There's the 5 in central Africa and those 3 countries on its south coast, then Libya (haha, WTH, of all place!), Central America excepting Costa Rica (I guess each has taken deportations from others there), The Dominican Republic, then Guyana, Ecuador, and Paraguay in S. America (I'd take Paraguay, were it my choice, but that's just because of a great Jimmy Buffett song), Uzbekistan, what is that, Kosovo or N. Macedonia, and some country between Romania and The Ukraine that is not on my 20 y/o Wal-Mart globe... ahaaa, Moldova (thank you, google maps).
Back to our point here, I hope this video gets seen far and wide. The interviewer and producer(?) hope so too, so that Americans get all sad and sorrowful and decide to have mercy - we'll just let the country get completely overridden and our people will be gone, is all. Peak Stupidity hopes this video gets around as a big Public Service Announcement. We've played the Rolling Stones song before, but You'd better walk before they make you run.
Nobody in his right mind wants to end up in Liberia. Not many would want to end up in 95% of those other countries that are not home. Don't let it get to that point - go home.
Nice job, Trump & Co.! Nice job, Global Crossing and Eastern Air Express!
I feel bad for those 2 guys - I really do. That didn't keep me from being greatly heartened by this story. No, I'm not a bad guy... I see the big picture that they don't want you to see.
* After all, the Brandon/Mayorkas treasonous hordes were a Muriel Boatlift x 100 - see We are all Miamians now. Just as Cuba didn't want these people ever to return, neither do most of the countries "not sending their best". Mexico, for one, needs the remittance money flowing down.
** It's only a stop-gap decision though.
Comments:
Moderator
Thursday - October 29th 2026 7:01PM MST
PS: Thanks for checking out the site, Etruscan Film Star. I appreciated your comments under that Ron Unz immigration post. There was some pretty good discussion there, though the original post wandered way off into Mr. Unz's hill to die on, his Hispanic crime study.
Etruscan Film Star
Thursday - October 29th 2026 6:18PM MST
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Sending our surplus criminals to Central Africa, Libya, Central America, the Dominican Republic, Guyana, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uzbekistan, and Moldova -- despite their being scenic, international resort destinations -- is an alarming development.
Alarming to the indigenous American people, that is. Those places are too damn close.
Isn't there an equivalent (larger, to be sure) of Saint Helena, where a certain Corsican adventurer retired to write his memoirs and a series of thriller novels?
Sending our surplus criminals to Central Africa, Libya, Central America, the Dominican Republic, Guyana, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uzbekistan, and Moldova -- despite their being scenic, international resort destinations -- is an alarming development.
Alarming to the indigenous American people, that is. Those places are too damn close.
Isn't there an equivalent (larger, to be sure) of Saint Helena, where a certain Corsican adventurer retired to write his memoirs and a series of thriller novels?
Moderator
Thursday - October 29th 2026 2:43PM MST
PS: Now THAT was a typo on my part - Kool Aid.
Weirdly, I'd made that typo as the title of those 4 posts (copy pasted from the 1st one), and I didn't catch it for a couple of years later! I mean WTH, Mod?
Of course, I could have written Kook Aid for those titles on purpose for a pretty good description of the whole deal, but I didn't - just a typo.
Weirdly, I'd made that typo as the title of those 4 posts (copy pasted from the 1st one), and I didn't catch it for a couple of years later! I mean WTH, Mod?
Of course, I could have written Kook Aid for those titles on purpose for a pretty good description of the whole deal, but I didn't - just a typo.
Moderator
Thursday - October 29th 2026 2:41PM MST
PS: Hello, Pitchfork Tillman. That might have been a typo on your part, but it was Flavor Aid, the poor Commie's Kook Aid.
I wrote 4 posts on the massacre/suicide a few months after 40 years later, i.e. in April of '19. You can find them with the "History" topic key, along with one more in May on Congressman Leo Ryan out of California who was shot dead down there in Jonestown.
I'm glad you learned something new today though, haha.
I wrote 4 posts on the massacre/suicide a few months after 40 years later, i.e. in April of '19. You can find them with the "History" topic key, along with one more in May on Congressman Leo Ryan out of California who was shot dead down there in Jonestown.
I'm glad you learned something new today though, haha.
Ben Tillman.
Thursday - October 29th 2026 2:21PM MST
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I just learned it was Flavoroid today.
I just learned it was Flavoroid today.
Moderator
Thursday - October 29th 2026 8:14AM MST
PS: I remember that plan to send the excess newcomers to Rwanda, Alarmist. As I recall there was a handful or maybe just one of them already on an airliner, but the oh-so-virtuous British people on the plane raised hell about it, and these few or one never even went.
I can't expound on Ivory Coast vs. Liberia - tough choice, though at least the latter speak English, but Guyana is still much less black. Maybe if I could find a few true believers in Communism, perhaps some adventurous DSA members, and get them down to the jungle there to start a new society. I'll call it the People's Temple 2.0. There will be no Flavor Aid. Let's splurge this time - only the best, cherry Kool-Aid. Oh, yeah....
I can't expound on Ivory Coast vs. Liberia - tough choice, though at least the latter speak English, but Guyana is still much less black. Maybe if I could find a few true believers in Communism, perhaps some adventurous DSA members, and get them down to the jungle there to start a new society. I'll call it the People's Temple 2.0. There will be no Flavor Aid. Let's splurge this time - only the best, cherry Kool-Aid. Oh, yeah....
The Alarmist
Thursday - October 29th 2026 6:01AM MST
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When I saw that on the Channel 4 News, the first thing I thought is, “I wonder how many actual English people are wondering why the government isn’t doing this.” There was an attempt by the YooKay government to deport people to Rwanda, but a bunch of melanin-rich and lily-white activists challenged it repeatedly in the courts. Given the disproportionate representation of minorities in YooKay local and national governments (IOW, Minority Occupation Governments), it is safe to say the YooKay is lost, so lost that even Gerard Butler cannot save it.
BTW, Liberia strikes me as a better place to end up than Guyana or Côte D’Ivoire. As for Moldova, it is unlikely the Transnistria part still held by Russians.
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When I saw that on the Channel 4 News, the first thing I thought is, “I wonder how many actual English people are wondering why the government isn’t doing this.” There was an attempt by the YooKay government to deport people to Rwanda, but a bunch of melanin-rich and lily-white activists challenged it repeatedly in the courts. Given the disproportionate representation of minorities in YooKay local and national governments (IOW, Minority Occupation Governments), it is safe to say the YooKay is lost, so lost that even Gerard Butler cannot save it.
BTW, Liberia strikes me as a better place to end up than Guyana or Côte D’Ivoire. As for Moldova, it is unlikely the Transnistria part still held by Russians.
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Then, there is pure remoteness. The middle of the Amazon jungle, excuse me, rainforest seems a good spot, or somewhere in southern Libya (it's one of the countries already) in the Sahara.
Napoleon's exile locale does sound out there. Right now, there are only 4,000 residents. They would be swamped 10,000 x over and would rightly get pissed. However, we could then invite in the residents of Saint Helena to America...