She was passing herself off as black, but same idea of becoming “marginalized” to take advantage of the benefits conferred.
The “indigenous” guy pictured above is named Adam Jalbert. He stabbed a guy with a sacred knife and also tried to bail someone out of my county jail with sacred counterfeit money, leading to his arrest for sacred fentanyl, sacred methamphetamine, sacred cocaine, and other native artifacts.
what a spaz
I want to join that tribe. Sounds fun.
Your best bet is probably trying to join the Mi’kmaq Nation, which has no specific ancestry requirements as long as you can make some tenuous connection to Aroostook County prior to 1991.
Micmac Ancestry | Membership Information | Presque Isle, ME | Mi’kmaq Nation
For joining in the other stuff, you want to head down to the ACME Club downtown and ask for Skeeter. You might have good luck by contacting the incoming Ward 5 City Councilor Iman Osman as well, given that he clams to live in a condemned apartment that was the site of Lewiston’s largest meth bust a couple years ago.
Mikmaq … their burial ground was sour
And she votes.
If one were to present themselves as a “Transgender incel indigenous person”, would they be the most powerful force in all of Maine? From all I have read about Lewiston, it seems that an individual who has persevered through so much “oppression/persecution/hate” would be untouchable, unbeatable, and as powerful as the phoenix that has risen up through the ashes.
If we reference the wheel of oppression, we can see that a nonwhite immigrant transgender who is poor, disabled and Muslim would be the most authentic voice that Lewiston could possibly produce. That’s part of the reason why some people now introduce themselves at public comment by listing off their various identities, along with self-diagnosed mental issues and past trauma. You can’t forget the Wabanaki land acknowledgement, either.
As a [oppressed person] , I’m here to speak out against [a sensible policy] because studies have shown that [a stupid policy] will benefit [oppressed group].
Voila, unlimited needles, public nightmare toilets, legalized public drug use, and dicks in the women’s locker room are all now a thing.
Rasmussen, i.e. Mark Mitchell (not a boomer, most definitely not a zoomer, but a doomer LOL) was pretty spot on during the 2024 election cycle, and I think he’s nailing what’s happening today. It’s the temper tantrum, let’s fuck establishment shit up vote; which imo Trump benefited a lot from in 2024. @twojarslave
It was a good take that I see reflected in friends my age and younger who are looking to Graham Platner and the Democratic Socialist wing of the party. They don’t know anything about socialism, economics more broadly, or even history, but they know that now sucks compared to a few years ago when life was much more affordable.
As far as last Tuesday’s turnout, the get-out-the-vote machine was running on all cylinders here in Maine. There’s no way to know how much cheating took place or how many of the migrants my mayor was shuttling to the polls were noncitizens, but I suspect quite a few. Lots of mail-in ballots were cast, too.
I’m not sure voter ID had the votes even without taking advantage of Maine’s nonexistent voting requirements, but it was quite odd that the petition to initiate it got more signatures than the ballot question got votes.
I’m also unsure how many other blue states have carve outs like Maine where you can register to vote without any documentation at all, just by signing a sworn affidavit. I suspect most have something similar, and I know that California does. I suspect there are a lot of Mayors, councilmen, and school superintendents who gather up noncitizen migrants and get them to the polls in other states, too.
In addition to the woman who suffocated a Canadian tourist with sand, Bangor also elected a member of the Maine Communist Party to the same city council. I haven’t looked into them, but I suspect they are functionally similar to Democratic Socialists.
Maine needs the Feds to pass voter ID, otherwise I think the state is locked into a de facto one party rule. Trump is right. End the filibuster, pass voter ID.
In local news, Steven Tardiff is out of jail, detoxed, and on new meds. Hopefully the dude has turned a corner, but I don’t think it will be long before he’s back to trashing my neighbors’ businesses, threatening to rape women, and all of the other asshole behavior that has resulted in 55 arrests in the last two years.
He’s just one very troubled person of many who now roam our streets, all conveniently providing revenue for a variety of non profiteers in the homeless industrial complex that has sprung up in Lewiston.
We also have a guy sent down from Aroostook County who is out on a paltry $5,000 bail for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a disabled girl in a rather horrific way.
When Democrats say they want to defund the police, decarcerate prisoners, and fund more nonprofits treatment programs, believe them.
Are any of her movies any good? A quick search says she’s been on a bunch that I’ve mostly never heard of.
She was in a horror film in 24 or 25 called Immaculate. I liked it
She couldn’t act her way out of a wet paper bag….BUT, who are we kidding, we’re not exactly watching her for her acting skills, but rather always hoping to catch a glimpse of her amazing natural twins. Hey, just being honest and saying out loud what every man is thinking. There are just movies that she happens to be in.
Also, I saw a clip of that ugly liberal bitch interviewing her about her jeans ad, man, she had such hot girl envy/hatred it was dripping from her words. That woman in your screenshots is THE EXACT PICTURE of a current-day Karen, the bleeding heart white, suburban, educated[supposed], illogical, guilty, condescending voter. That expression on her face is awful and reeks of faux superior intellect and condescension. I thought Sydney’s answers were great because she was so calm and never reacted to the interviewer’s facial/body language, nor the intonation she used when asking her questions with the uplifts.
I’ve, uh, only seen a few clips from her movies, but she was great in the genes ad.
In local news, Maine’s deployed military members and merchant marines are apparently all extremely liberal, voting against Voter ID and in favor of a Red Flag law that even our Democratic governor opposed at an astonishing 12:1 ratio.
Boy, that sure is surprising.
Out of curiosity, are you being sarcastic or serious? I can’t tell.
A mix of both, I suppose. It’s a shocking ratio, but unsurprising.
Compared to past years the vote came in at roughly 5:1 in favor of progressive/democrat candidates from UOCAVA votes, but somehow this group swung hard left on these two issues last week at a 12:1 ratio.
Compared to 2012, that group voted 2:1 in favor of Obama and in much smaller numbers than the 2024 election. 3,000 in 2012 and over 6,500 in 2024.
I suspect only a couple hundred military members voted this way, with the rest being people who vote in Maine elections from other countries but are not in the military or merchant marines.
If I had to guess, a lot of votes were cast from Africa, but I have no way of knowing this with public information.
If you had to guess @twojarslave , about how long do you have until Lewiston is COMPLETELY unlivable? As in, the laws, the crime, the insanity have taken over and completely control every aspect of daily life there? I am curious since it seems like an out of control freight train right now. Which leads to my next question, do you have an escape plan, or, what will you do? I can’t see you living in that dystopian place once it is 100% gone, so, where will you go? Stay in Maine? Or maybe escape to a state with more common sense, less crime, more people who actually speak english first, etc.
I’m still in utter disbelief that that politician who murdered someone by suffocating them with sand was elected….WTF?!
Getting out of Lewiston isn’t a problem for me, but it still makes sense for me to stay right now. My kid is 25 and works as a tuna fisherman in-season, and I’d like for him to keep doing that because he really loves the work. He can also make really good money, especially working charters for rich guys who tip well. He got a nice payday when they came in third place in a major tournament this summer, too. I like seeing him most days and I wouldn’t get to do that if I moved out of the area.
My street is also still in the nice part of town and I’ve only heard gunshots in the distance a few times, but that can change, too. A long-time friend of mine owns several properties in Lewiston and her neighborhood was nice when she moved into it six or seven years ago, right by the high school, but now she hears gunshots several times per week most weeks, sometimes really close. She’s only maybe 1,000 feet up the hill from the mosque that has had two separate shooting incidents in the last year or so. Random violence is also increasing, with a home in Auburn across the river being shot at by a passing car with no apparent motive other than being a violent asshole. The bullet missed the guy’s head by inches while he was just sitting in the chair watching TV.
When I think about the state of Lewiston Public Schools and our abysmal literacy rates, it leads me to believe that the city will continue to decline both economically and socially. The state went all-in on Social and Emotional Learning, clearly stating it was the priority over academics, and has a vast bureaucracy that’s heavily vested in the status quo. It’s a complete mess right now by any objective measure, unlikely to be pumping out future members of the middle class. LPS was a well above-average public school when my kid was enrolled in elementary school there, and now it is probably in the bottom 5 percent in the nation.
Lewiston’s future will really will depend on local, state, and federal policies. Had Harris won and presumably continued or accelerated the mass migration machine, it would have continued to go downhill much faster. That can still happen in the future, depending on who wins the presidency since the executive branch controls immigration policy. The mass migration machine can get spun right back up, as long as it gets funded.
With voter ID shot down last week, I don’t foresee any relief from Democrats’ current policies and it is likely they will continue to pass even more radical ones, as Democratic Socialism is really on the rise in Maine. Portland just voted themselves up to $19 an hour minimum wage, which won’t play out the way they think it will since the true minimum wage is actually zero dollars when businesses can’t stay open. As of today, all of the vast and poorly-administered welfare programs and social transformation nonprofits are still heavily-funded and continuing to attract troubled, needy people from other states to vote for continued Democrat governance, even without an open border. A revaluation is coming up next year that will hammer anyone who has owned their home for longer than 20 years and really hammer the folks still around who bought in the 80’s or earlier. I expect even more Republican voters to be fleeing, which has been happening for a while now.
I don’t know that the entire city will ever be unlivable, but downtown already is by my standards, and the zone of dysfunction continues to spread. It’s easy enough to avoid, especially now that all of the good restaurants and bars are closed. I rarely go downtown unless I need to go to city hall and I just stopped using the library.
Demographically, it will probably be majority Muslim within 20 years or less. Muslims are the majority at Lewiston Public Schools today, sitting around 55 percent or so, when 20 years ago there were maybe 10 percent and less than 1 percent 30 years ago.
It has been a dramatic change to live through, only possible with vast public funding, lots of lies, lots of accusations of racism against anyone who objected, and a concerted effort from the city and state to shape public opinion with lots of gaslighting and “sweeping things under the rug”, hoping nobody finds out about the latest fiasco.
New Hampshire is looking increasingly likely for me, but no plans to move at the moment. I may even go back to Indiana, which is very affordable and I have a lot of family and friends who are there.
