Angola after the Cuba era

Chinese built ghost cities are not just in China

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13 Responses to Angola after the Cuba era

  1. briand75 says:

    Maybe we should move this “city” to Cabrini Green in Chicago.

    • CC1s121LrBGT says:

      Story yesterday is that out representatives are taking $20,000 from us for each illegal immigrant coming into the US.

      Why don’t we offer $20,000 and a free one way ticket to people that are interested in leaving and meet certain qualifications as an “undesirable” (criminal record, etc.)

      • CC1s121LrBGT says:

        I need to be clear, that $20,000 would be for giving up one’s citizenship as well as leaving.

        • Fred Stiening says:

          I’m confused – you want to pay $20k to Mexicans to move to Angola?

          • CC1s121LrBGT says:

            Trump had alleged that the Mexican government was encouraging its undesirables to come to the US so that it would not need to pay to imprison them, similar to how Castro had emptied his jails of hardened criminals and put them on boats to Florida.

            Once they arrived in Florida around 1980, violent crime surged and it was particularly violent. This 1980 batch were nothing like the business of the 1960s, they included political prisoners but were also hardened violent criminals.

            Trump alleged that what was what Mexico has been doing.

            • Fred Stiening says:

              So there would be the people who had a criminal record in Mexico before they crossed the border and the folks that commit crimes after they cross the border. Given the police corruption in Mexico, the first group concerns me less than the second. Perhaps we can pay Cuba to keep the Mexicans in jail.

      • Fred Stiening says:

        One of the things that puzzles me is “we need to deport Mexican criminals!”… OK, we have Mexicans in prison, but we should release murderers and rapists and drop them over the border? It would be SO hard for them to cross the border again! I understand not liking the expense of running the prisons, but releasing them doesn’t solve the problem. Maybe we should run prisons to the same standards of prisons run in the country of the immigrants

    • Fred Stiening says:

      You’re behind the times. Most of Cabrini Green was torn down and replaced with luxury condominiums.

      The former US Post Office next to Union Station is still available (the developer defaulted), although converting high ceiling rooms with concrete floors into a place to live is a challenge. There is also recently a new developer announced for the old rail yards along the Chicago River, between the Loop and Chinatown

  2. JayMar says:

    Deport Mexican criminals? They would be back with 24 hours. I think we should shoot them instead. Ok maybe that’s too violent, ok just break their legs so they cannot run anymore. Just take a Louisville Slugger to their knees. Heck, I would volunteer to swing the bat.

  3. Parrott says:

    Gun Free zones make me a target, Obo !

    watch out for the multiple false flag that can cause chaos everyday,
    I missed the naming of six cities announced by alex

    parrott

    • Fred Stiening says:

      I didn’t commit them to memory. Boston was on the list – apparently when Omar was talking to 911, he mentioned the pressure cooker bombers. My cousin in Boston lives maybe half a mile from where that happened.

      To be honest, I fell asleep. I had a dream that I was stuck on the railroad tracks and a train was coming. Nothing at all subtle about that dream.

  4. Fred Stiening says:

    You know, I don’t want to make people crazy, but 1 guy with two guns was able to kill 50 people. What would 50,000 angry armed Mexicans be able to do? Black Panthers? Somalis?

    The preceding sentence is not true. I do want to make you crazy.

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