ZOG Orders — ICE Raids
Hi dear readers,
Some of you who visit this site regularly have probably noticed that I haven’t commented on the recent ICE raids. The reason is simple: I’m torn between the idea of justice on one side and the reality of unconstitutional, heavy‑handed government behavior on the other.
Anyone who knows me understands where I stand. I will always defend people who are being dehumanized or abused. Yes, immigration policy needs reform — real standards, real vetting, real clarity. But none of that justifies the kind of tactics we’re seeing from DHS. Raids without warrants, intimidation, families torn apart, people treated like they have no rights — that’s not law enforcement, that’s state overreach.
And let’s be honest: powerful lobbying networks — like AIPAC — and political interests have shaped U.S. policy for decades, especially in the Middle East. Their influence is enormous, and they operate with almost no accountability. When foreign policy, domestic enforcement, and media narratives all start aligning in ways that benefit the same concentrated interests, people should be asking questions. Instead, dissent gets labeled, silenced, or ignored.
What we’re watching today mirrors occupied Palestine — governments using fear, division, and dehumanization to justify extreme measures. When people are stopped on the street and told to “prove” their citizenship, when homes are entered without warrants, when due process is treated like an inconvenience, when assets are seized without explanation — that’s a line I refuse to cross.
You can judge me however you want. I’m not sacrificing my sanity or my morality to fit anyone’s narrative. This is my red line. ICE OUT.
Author: Mel Reese
EMAIL ADDRESS:
melreese72[at]outlook[dot]com
Hi dear readers,
Some of you who visit this site regularly have probably noticed that I haven’t commented on the recent ICE raids. The reason is simple: I’m torn between the idea of justice on one side and the reality of unconstitutional, heavy‑handed government behavior on the other.
Anyone who knows me understands where I stand. I will always defend people who are being dehumanized or abused. Yes, immigration policy needs reform — real standards, real vetting, real clarity. But none of that justifies the kind of tactics we’re seeing from DHS. Raids without warrants, intimidation, families torn apart, people treated like they have no rights — that’s not law enforcement, that’s state overreach.
And let’s be honest: powerful lobbying networks — like AIPAC — and political interests have shaped U.S. policy for decades, especially in the Middle East. Their influence is enormous, and they operate with almost no accountability. When foreign policy, domestic enforcement, and media narratives all start aligning in ways that benefit the same concentrated interests, people should be asking questions. Instead, dissent gets labeled, silenced, or ignored.
What we’re watching today mirrors occupied Palestine — governments using fear, division, and dehumanization to justify extreme measures. When people are stopped on the street and told to “prove” their citizenship, when homes are entered without warrants, when due process is treated like an inconvenience, when assets are seized without explanation — that’s a line I refuse to cross.
You can judge me however you want. I’m not sacrificing my sanity or my morality to fit anyone’s narrative. This is my red line. ICE OUT.
Author: Mel Reese
EMAIL ADDRESS:
melreese72[at]outlook[dot]com