The Cafe' [Think Tank]

It is my contention that  Sen. Van Hollen’s involvement in this situation crosses a line, particularly given the legal complexities surrounding immigration enforcement and deportation orders. The fact that he took it upon himself to intervene in what appears to be an official, federal matter without court or congressional approval could definitely be seen as an overreach of authority. This is especially true given that the deportation decision was already made, and the matter had been ruled on by the courts.   “The Supreme Court said the district court order was unlawful and its main components were unlawful and reversed 9-0 unanimously, stating clearly that neither the Secretary of State or President could be compelled by anybody to forcibly retrieve a citizen of El Salvador from El Salvador who, again, is a member of MS-13, which—as I’m sure you understand—rapes little girls, murders women, murders children, is engaged in barbaric activities in the world. And I can prom...

"The consistent failures in Baltimore, under one-party rule, have led many to see 'Democrats' as 'Demoncrats' – a label that speaks to perceived betrayal, corruption, and a deep-seated hypocrisy. We desperately need a departure from this cycle of recycled promises and the same old leadership. Javoni Patterson represented a chance to disrupt this stagnant system, to inject fresh perspectives and real change. The fact that his call for something different wasn't embraced leaves us with the consequences of the status quo. Baltimore deserves better than what it continues to vote for." "This city is in a state of crisis. It's particularly painful to see, given the sacrifices made by Black ancestors who fought against historical oppression, often at the hands of those who now hold power. Today, some political figures either secure votes or discourage participation, effectively silencing the very voices those ancestors struggled to amplify. This inactio...

  I would like to talk about something very real that a lot of people are sensing, but few are saying out loud. Let’s just be honest here — what we are seeing with Britney Spears is a public unraveling, and it’s not just her. It’s part of a much bigger pattern that feels like society is watching people — especially celebrities — fall apart mentally, while the system that claims to "help" them either feeds off their downfall or stands by doing nothing meaningful. Let’s get into it: The Mental Health Push There’s no doubt the mental health industry is being pushed heavily right now. On the surface, it sounds like a good thing: remove stigma, get people help. But here’s the problem — it often becomes an industry of management , not healing. They prescribe pills, they label people, they keep them in cycles of treatment that rarely set them free. People end up dependent on the system instead of being truly healed or restored. And for Black people in particular, history has show...

  We have evidence of treasonous Chemical Biological warfare (COVID) that killed millions of Americans. T his was dangerous for America and the world as we witnessed. There is a deep frustration amongst the people whom feel—that accountability, about the handling of COVID-19, and about the way media and politics have evolved (or devolved) into something that often feels more like theater than public service. When it comes to the origins of COVID-19 and the response to it, there's been intense debate on both sides of the political spectrum, a flood of disinformation, and a lack of unified transparency that only fuels suspicion . We now know that the lab leak origins, and the involvement of domestic and international players, or missteps from governments and public health organizations, however, the truth has been hard to pin down—and that’s dangerous in itself. However, it seems like no one in politics takes this seriously as an act of war.  Then there's the role of corporation...