This is actually a very fun legal loophole for Japanese citizens. The Japanese law as written states you cannot gain citizenship to a country and remain a Japanese citizen, but because of US law, you aren’t voluntarily a citizen when you are born, you just are a citizen. So as long as you don’t renounce your Japanese citizenship you can remain a citizen of both.
Still waiting on episode one of that American Indians series…
It’s a lot harder to get it back after you already gave it away.
Actually no state in the US requires you give an ID upon request if you have not committed a crime or the police do not have reasonable suspicion of a crime. But since the police had recieved the tip from the employee it could be argued reasonable.
The problem with this statement is both outlooks are true. Some jews see the chosen people story as an intergenerational responsibility to unfuck the world. While others see it as inheriting the world and all that is on it.
If I Recall Correctly
I meant they offer the other generals a sweetheart deal of early retirement in exchange for twstimony against Hegseth. IIRC some of the people involved with the torture prison in Iraq got to retire for their testimony.
50/50 they pardon everyone or Trump uses this opportunity to forcefully retire more generals and get Hegseth out.
Which they will then solve with mass immigration they can control easier.
The same files everyone else wants a pardon for.
The more South you go the less divisive it gets.
To be fair to Buchanan, his fiance left him because of the Panic of 1819, died a few weeks later, and then he could not attend her funeral. Dude got triple punched by depression and stated it was the reason he never married after.
“A leg up”
“Greg Abbott”
Ironic
That isn’t reflected in the statistics yet and won’t be for another 5-8 years. Texas is probably 49th in terms of K-5 now.
Because it’s not real it cannot be CP legally. Which is why he is being charged on this lower count. I am sure the sheriff would love to give him more years if they could.
This is actually a very fun legal loophole for Japanese citizens. The Japanese law as written states you cannot gain citizenship to a country and remain a Japanese citizen, but because of US law, you aren’t voluntarily a citizen when you are born, you just are a citizen. So as long as you don’t renounce your Japanese citizenship you can remain a citizen of both.