Inside of our house, JOHN KIRIAKOU had presented himself as French(even of French heritage) - had totally different opinion about French and again engaged in torture during/through his CIA's excursion of France using French

 with French utterly death threatening(what do you think as a French diplomat is by giving one ultimatum to be quiet inside of his/her home for the sake of his case through which you burned one already 40+ years as was case in 2012 before sentencing one into psychiatric ward - be queiet about French violence and Kiriakou's CIA whereabouts pertaining to violence) me inside of our Novo mesto home

https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2026/02/george-bush-feared-me-so-much-due-to.html 

SO HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO RATE MR. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP'S PRESIDENCY SO FAR  !!????

PLEASE, CAREFULLY SELECT ANSWER:

1) NICE, I LOST MY TEETH TO DHS

2) VERY GOOD, I LOST MY TEETH, GOT POKED IN EYES BY DHS

3) VERY VERY GOOD, I LOST MY TEETH, WAS POKED IN EYES, SUFFERED BROKEN RIBS, JOBLESS ETC. BY DHS ETC.

Broken bones, burning eyes: How Trump's DHS deploys 'less lethal' weapons on protesters

Jon Schuppe

Sat, February 14, 2026 at 12:00 PM GMT+1

20 min read

From https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/broken-bones-burning-eyes-trumps-110000513.html

Leon Virden felt a duty to protest a DHS killing, and ended up injured by a "less lethal" weapon. (Patience Zalanga for NBC News )

(Patience Zalanga for NBC News)

They batter bodies with rubber bullets and sear eyes with pepper spray. They lob tear gas and explosive flash-bangs at chanting crowds. They smash car windows. They shove people to the ground. They ram vehicles and point their guns.

Federal officers carrying out President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown in cities across the country have shot 13 people with guns. But far more often, they have used harsh tactics to scare or repel those they see as getting in their way. The officers, masked and kitted out with military-grade armor and rifles, have faced down peaceful protesters and people who have threatened, obstructed or attacked them, with methods that are less deadly than guns but still inflict grievous injuries. Hundreds have been hurt, and courts in at least four states have found that officers used force inappropriately and indiscriminately.