Rants, Raves, and Stupid Tinfoil Hat Wearing Conspiracy Bullshit

[QUOTE=MrCaddyMan;7262077]100% concur.[/QUOTE]Dude. Although it seems anyone that makes a positive post with small number of posts I have seems like a shill. Trust me I'm not. Just an old white dude like the rest of ya. Honestly I like to keep very quiet on here for many reasons but this one deserves to be highlighted. Nothing even comes close around here, the only girl that is even close was Noa! Sadly she is no longer around. I was a longtime client of hers. Maybe that explained my taste for the Jav girls. If you don't like the severe screening just go to one of the shops in NYC. 10 tenclub NYCsmilingeyes Misskyoto all are basically the same kind of deal but don't ask for as much info. Once you have one under your belt use them as a reference with HC and you will be good to go. It's worth the flight.

[QUOTE=ShinamotoJason;7263191]Hi Mr. Coffee,

I understand your skepticism, but I'm not one of them. Although I respect your freedom of conscience, I encourage you to hold onto your beliefs, as long as you find my report meaningful. I've encountered similar doubts in every city where I've reported on her for the first time. She truly is a rare gem, young and beautiful.

Best of luck.

Jasonson.

(For your information, the attached picture is just a most similar representation.).[/QUOTE]Coffee's point is that verification for TOS is oppressively intrusive. Disclosure of real name and place of employment. I don't care if they have my real name but I am self-employed and use an email address not in the name of a recognizable corporation. I have been to HC several times but TOS completely ghosts me as a result. I have no doubt that she is all that you claim but TOS is needlessly restricting her potential clients.

HC sometimes has three ladies to choose from. ToS obliviously doesn't have the clients to support more than one girl. They could have more clients if they would relax their screening requirements. Providing a LinkedIn profile or work email is too much. They asked for three escort reviews that can be verified but that's not that easy. Some employers are sensitive to public opinion or expect their employees to follow a higher standard. The job has to come first.

ToS - "There are many other places that may not be as particular as we are. If you'd like to be here, you'll need to respect our rules, as we're the host. As a guest, it's expected that you follow the host's guidelines. If that's something you can't do, then it's best to move on".

Is it just me, or is it only the heavy ones that'll do anal? Where's all the skinny chicks that take it in the butt?

Rant.

[QUOTE=LoloNah999;7446166]Anyone seen from her or know if she's legit?

Also, if anyone has info on how to start doing OF. I'm male and want to get a good successful profitable page up and running.

Thanks.

[URL]https://www.rubrankings.com/united-states/north-carolina/charlotte/bodyrubs/body-rubs/sorchaar-holistic-massage-therapy-81255.html[/URL][/QUOTE]Posting here on the off chance that this is a troll question.

Being successful on OF is hard. Being successful enough on OF to be able to quit your day job is even harder. And being successful on OF while being a man is much, much harder. Women don't consume much porn, and if they do, they want their porn models to look like greek Gods. So you got to be tall, you got to be fit, you got to have a face card that would make Henry Cavill jealous, and you got to have a decently long and thick dick. And a lot of women prefer erotic literature instead, so you're already starting with a disadvantage there.

Not to mention it's a lot of work to promote your OF everywhere, to entice enough subscribers at first, and then to maintain those subscribers because again, in this economy, not a lot of women have spare money lying around, unless you'd be okay with marketing to gay men? Even so, that market is small too.

I'm subscribed to a few free OF women, and I get pretty much a constant barrage of PPV videos. You have to think about what videos you want to create, create those videos, and then promote those videos to your subscribers. And not all your subscribers will buy all your videos.

I don't say all this to discourage you, but to be realistic. The market for men's OF is small. And you got to do some research to see which, if any, men's OFs are successful, what they do to be successful, whether you can or want to do the same thing, or if there is a different niche you want to establish yourself.

TL; DR, it's a LOT of work.

[QUOTE=RelaxMode;7447025]ICE is operating in more than those two cities. They were seen in Johnston County today. Hispanics with criminal records are the primary focus. I haven't seen any news reports of Asians being arrested by ICE.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Livinitinva;7447271]Ice is Federal, so they would not be interested in the state / local charges.

Local Police have tended to stay as far away as possible from Ice Agents to make it easier on the protesters.

So this might be a safer week as odd as it sounds.[/QUOTE]"Operation Charlotte's Web, "DHS said the operation had netted two gang members. Others arrested had been convicted of a rage of crimes, including assault on law enforcement, driving while intoxicated, theft and tampering with government documents". To me it appears they are looking for illegals who are breaking the law no matter the jurisdiction.

[QUOTE=RelaxMode;7447025]ICE is operating in more than those two cities. They were seen in Johnston County today. Hispanics with criminal records are the primary focus. I haven't seen any news reports of Asians being arrested by ICE.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=LikesGirls;7447312]You mean Asians arrested by ICE in NC or in general?

There have been many instances of Asians being picked up by ICE, including a large number of South Koreans who were here legally and working at a car manufacturing plant in GA a month or two ago.[/QUOTE]Thanks for pointing out the Hyundai plant raid in GA. This is strange when the workers had current work Visas. No matter the profession, people make mistakes. I still believe the ICE emphasis is Hispanic illegals with a criminal record.

[QUOTE=RelaxMode;7447403]Thanks for pointing out the Hyundai plant raid in GA. This is strange when the workers had current work Visas. No matter the profession, people make mistakes. I still believe the ICE emphasis is Hispanic illegals with a criminal record.[/QUOTE]It's not the only one, and it's hardly "mistakes". They cast a wide net and catch some bad guys but a lot of decent folks are getting caught too. It's not at all a good thing.

[QUOTE=RelaxMode;7447403]Thanks for pointing out the Hyundai plant raid in GA. This is strange when the workers had current work Visas. No matter the profession, people make mistakes. I still believe the ICE emphasis is Hispanic illegals with a criminal record.[/QUOTE]That's not really their emphasis. The brother of one of my friends is on one of the teams. Simply put, they get a bonus for every removal beyond quota, and they have a quota to remove each day / month. I have another friend that runs a business where he needs blue collar laborers (a job Americans don't want to do, low pay, high impact on the body). He's lost two employees since this all began (he thinks he's really lucky that it's only two). Both were here legally with work visas. Neither had a criminal record. One of them had even been a cop in Brasil and was nabbed going into an asylum hearing where he was required to bring his evidence of his police career. He had photos, his police I'd, etc. He left Brasil because the gangs were threatening to kill his family. He basically goes back broke because his wife and child self deported to be with him, before they sold their belongings here (really dumb). Needless to say, he's going to be in a rough spot once he's back there. I haven't spoken to the ICE guy myself yet, but his brother told me they 'don't care at all' whether or not someone's done a crime. Their goal is removals, so hassling, or deceiving someone here legally is 'just as good'. This is why they're going into Home Depot, going up to landscapers etc. There are very few situations where they have a specific person in mind.

I suppose this is the right section for this rant. I offer a lot more info on the boards than I request, my post history confirms that. I also do a ton of back channeling with members and provide / receive a lot of info that way. Some of you guys have been great! But I'm shocked how many of you will request information, often with a promise that you have some UTR or other info for me. And then simply ghost once I provide the info. Not even a thanks.

No more. It may seem petty but I'm keeping a list. If I give you info and you can't even be bothered to acknowledge or respond, don't bother reaching out again, I won't respond. And even worse, if you promise that you have some great info for me (as a way to get me to send what I have) and then never follow through, I'll straight up block you.

Sorry for the rant. Some great guys with great info here. But many (maybe most) are just leeches looking for info and offer no value. Many of the requests for info I get are from people with no posts at all. Offer some value to the board before you expect to get the benefits this board really can provide.

End of unsolicited rant.

It has always been my impression that a majority recruited to ICE have a chip on their shoulders and are ready to unload violence on those less fortunate than them (whether they be immigrants or American citizens). Likely a good amount of racist tendencies amongst the group. If democrats gain power again, I imagine there will be inquiries and indictments to follow and we'll get a look behind the curtain on what type of folks were recruited. Many of us moderates and those that run in the middle politically don't want any of this at all. A lot of immigrants come here to seek the American dream and are really hard workers and generally good folks. There are bad eggs in any group and I'll be honest, my assumption is there are as many solidly rotten eggs that work within ICE as there are in the immigrant population that comes here. ICE exploiting others with newly unfettered power to pretty much detain anyone they want without much legal recourse is incredibly dangerous. The similarities to the gestapo are chilling in my mind. I'm just waiting for when one of them actually kills a US citizen.

I would strongly avoid any interaction with them and I'm a born and bred American. You just don't know what they are capable of and how to what depths they'll go to coverup any unlawful actions that they may engage in during their raid activities. Incentivizing the bagging of extra 'bodies' on top of mandatory quotas just rewards bad behavior.

[QUOTE=MmceStep;7447860]That's not really their emphasis. The brother of one of my friends is on one of the teams. Simply put, they get a bonus for every removal beyond quota, and they have a quota to remove each day / month. I have another friend that runs a business where he needs blue collar laborers (a job Americans don't want to do, low pay, high impact on the body). He's lost two employees since this all began (he thinks he's really lucky that it's only two). Both were here legally with work visas. Neither had a criminal record. One of them had even been a cop in Brasil and was nabbed going into an asylum hearing where he was required to bring his evidence of his police career. He had photos, his police I'd, etc. He left Brasil because the gangs were threatening to kill his family. He basically goes back broke because his wife and child self deported to be with him, before they sold their belongings here (really dumb). Needless to say, he's going to be in a rough spot once he's back there. I haven't spoken to the ICE guy myself yet, but his brother told me they 'don't care at all' whether or not someone's done a crime. Their goal is removals, so hassling, or deceiving someone here legally is 'just as good'. This is why they're going into Home Depot, going up to landscapers etc. There are very few situations where they have a specific person in mind.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JohnD89;7447923]It has always been my impression that a majority recruited to ICE have a chip on their shoulders and are ready to unload violence on those less fortunate than them (whether they be immigrants or American citizens). Likely a good amount of racist tendencies amongst the group. If democrats gain power again, I imagine there will be inquiries and indictments to follow and we'll get a look behind the curtain on what type of folks were recruited. Many of us moderates and those that run in the middle politically don't want any of this at all. A lot of immigrants come here to seek the American dream and are really hard workers and generally good folks. There are bad eggs in any group and I'll be honest, my assumption is there are as many solidly rotten eggs that work within ICE as there are in the immigrant population that comes here. ICE exploiting others with newly unfettered power to pretty much detain anyone they want without much legal recourse is incredibly dangerous. The similarities to the gestapo are chilling in my mind. I'm just waiting for when one of them actually kills a US citizen.

I would strongly avoid any interaction with them and I'm a born and bred American. You just don't know what they are capable of and how to what depths they'll go to coverup any unlawful actions that they may engage in during their raid activities. Incentivizing the bagging of extra 'bodies' on top of mandatory quotas just rewards bad behavior.[/QUOTE]You nailed this, bro. You're obviously a good person and have your head on straight, since this is some bad mojo going on right now in this country and anyone who thinks it's fantastic is in denial. This isn't good for anyone and is the reason our Founders set up a separation fo powers, only that's clearly broken down.

Another point to note: We're on here for a reason. It's the Left in countries like Germany and others that regulate and legalize this hobby to protect women and men, which is the grown up way to handle it. It's never the Right because they're hell bent on legislating how we should act, think, and live while wrapped in the fucking flag. Rant over.

[QUOTE=MmceStep;7447860]That's not really their emphasis. The brother of one of my friends is on one of the teams. Simply put, they get a bonus for every removal beyond quota, and they have a quota to remove each day / month. I have another friend that runs a business where he needs blue collar laborers (a job Americans don't want to do, low pay, high impact on the body). He's lost two employees since this all began (he thinks he's really lucky that it's only two). Both were here legally with work visas. Neither had a criminal record. One of them had even been a cop in Brasil and was nabbed going into an asylum hearing where he was required to bring his evidence of his police career. He had photos, his police I'd, etc. He left Brasil because the gangs were threatening to kill his family. He basically goes back broke because his wife and child self deported to be with him, before they sold their belongings here (really dumb). Needless to say, he's going to be in a rough spot once he's back there. I haven't spoken to the ICE guy myself yet, but his brother told me they 'don't care at all' whether or not someone's done a crime. Their goal is removals, so hassling, or deceiving someone here legally is 'just as good'. This is why they're going into Home Depot, going up to landscapers etc. There are very few situations where they have a specific person in mind.[/QUOTE]BTW Step: Ever consider going to the press with what you know or heard from the inside? Honestly, what you're saying their talking about internally is national news and would be important to le the press know, even possibly anonymously. That's some corrupt, Nazi shit.

I too am moderate, however, I want the immigration laws of our nation enforced. ICE is simply enforcing existing law. Don't like the existing law? Change the law.

Regrettably, the immigration laws in this country have not been enforced for at least 30 years. For those in other countries whose lives are in danger, the UN has agreed upon the protocol for asserting an asylum claim. Under these protocols, the asylee is to claim asylum status in a neighboring country. For example, the referenced former Brazilian policeman should have claimed political asylum in Argentina for example, not the US. Truth be told, there aren't many political asylees. Most of them come to the US for work, which I fully understand. That said, I want my fellow Americans to have opportunity as well, the opportunity to work those shit jobs which incent one to acquire the skills to get a better job. It's difficult to do when those lower skill jobs are occupied by illegal aliens.

As for the constituency of ICE officers with chips on the shoulders, I don't know. I suspect many ICE officers are former military who the US government trained to use force.

[QUOTE=JohnD89;7447923]It has always been my impression that a majority recruited to ICE have a chip on their shoulders and are ready to unload violence on those less fortunate than them (whether they be immigrants or American citizens). Likely a good amount of racist tendencies amongst the group. If democrats gain power again, I imagine there will be inquiries and indictments to follow and we'll get a look behind the curtain on what type of folks were recruited. Many of us moderates and those that run in the middle politically don't want any of this at all. A lot of immigrants come here to seek the American dream and are really hard workers and generally good folks. There are bad eggs in any group and I'll be honest, my assumption is there are as many solidly rotten eggs that work within ICE as there are in the immigrant population that comes here. ICE exploiting others with newly unfettered power to pretty much detain anyone they want without much legal recourse is incredibly dangerous. The similarities to the gestapo are chilling in my mind. I'm just waiting for when one of them actually kills a US citizen.

I would strongly avoid any interaction with them and I'm a born and bred American. You just don't know what they are capable of and how to what depths they'll go to coverup any unlawful actions that they may engage in during their raid activities. Incentivizing the bagging of extra 'bodies' on top of mandatory quotas just rewards bad behavior.[/QUOTE].

[QUOTE=CuriousVaMan;7447988]I too am moderate, however, I want the immigration laws of our nation enforced. ICE is simply enforcing existing law. Don't like the existing law? Change the law.

Regrettably, the immigration laws in this country have not been enforced for at least 30 years. For those in other countries whose lives are in danger, the UN has agreed upon the protocol for asserting an asylum claim. Under these protocols, the asylee is to claim asylum status in a neighboring country. For example, the referenced former Brazilian policeman should have claimed political asylum in Argentina for example, not the US. Truth be told, there aren't many political asylees. Most of them come to the US for work, which I fully understand. That said, I want my fellow Americans to have opportunity as well, the opportunity to work those shit jobs which incent one to acquire the skills to get a better job. It's difficult to do when those lower skill jobs are occupied by illegal aliens.

As for the constituency of ICE officers with chips on the shoulders, I don't know. I suspect many ICE officers are former military who the US government trained to use force.[/QUOTE]I mean here is my take. It's not true that we don't enforce immigration laws. If someone is found to be here illegally, they get deported. That has always been the case. The difference is that you usually only get caught if you committed a crime and are found out in some other way. Now, we are more aggressively searching out people here illegally who often have committed no additional crimes.

But, I should point out two things. One, simply overstaying a visa is actually not a "crime", it's a civil penalty. Crossing the border is a crime but only a misdemeanor leading to deportation.

ICE has drawn a number of resources away from other crime-fighting areas such as anti-trafficking and other types of true criminal investigations. Is it worth it? No, I don't think so. Let's focus on the really dangerous people and, if they happen to be here illegally, deal with them at that point. Many of the rest are simply here working and taking jobs that no one else really wants (and getting no additional benefits to do so).

Similarly, what other "crimes" are we sending people in with masked goons to capture them proactively?