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Scottie's Playtime 
The only bright light in any of this is that we are still ‘allowed’ to go public with comments and memes and such, without being hauled off to prison or shot on sight. Stay tuned.
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Hi Judy. Well only some of us are allowed to go public with comments and memes. People are being forced to open their social media to immigration on arriving in the country. One foreign representative for an official delegation was refused entry to the country for negative comments about the administration. One Norwegian visitor was denied entry to the country because he had a meme of vp Vance with a swollen head. I posted about it. In the US college students who are protesting Israel who are brown have been detained simply because they supported Palestinians on their social media such as Bluesky or Twitter (X). So if they get away with it on them they will come for us citizens next as insufficiently loyal. Especially if you are non-white, Stephen Miller and his cohorts want a white ethnostate like South Africa was. Hugs
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