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Once again, one spanking is never enough. Despite previous punishment, Kyle continues to miisbehave. Further measures are necessary, including the dreaded slipper “Angry Stepdads 28 continued” Web link: #spanking #slipper

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Tension is once again gripping Uganda’s political landscape after National Unity Platform (NUP) presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, was blocked from campaigning in Moroto District yesterday. His campaign trail was abruptly halted at Amudat Trading Centre, where heavily armed police and military forces mounted a roadblock, effectively shutting down his planned activities. With just eight days left to the election, the unfolding events feel eerily familiar. One could easily mistake the scenes for a replay of the last election cycle—marked by brutal crackdowns, calculated sabotage, roadblocks, teargas, violent beatings, and even killings. Despite the passage of time, the script appears unchanged, as Bobi Wine continues to face relentless obstruction while President Yoweri Museveni conducts a largely violence-free campaign. During the previous election, at the height of similar repression, Bobi Wine sat down with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour in a powerful interview where he explained why, despite the danger to his life and supporters, he refused to retreat from the struggle. Today, history is repeating itself. Once again, he presses forward, undeterred by intimidation and force, choosing resistance over silence. Below is that interview—followed by my commentary on a campaign that continues to be defined by courage, confrontation, and controversy. YouTube -

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🚨BREAKING: In Oklahoma City, ICE agents are seen chasing a young man through a parking lot, tasing him, then repeatedly smashing his head, and dragging his face across the concrete… while he isn’t resisting. In the video, after he falls to the ground, agents pile on top of him, as the agents smash his head into the concrete multiple times. While he’s lying on the ground… not fighting back, and making no visible attempt to get away… the agents drag his face across the pavement as they go to handcuff him. Then, with both agents already on top of him, and his arms being pulled behind his back, one agent slams his head into the concrete, again. Even after both agents have him pinned, and are kneeling on him, one agent continues forcing his head into the pavement. By the time they finally pull him to his feet, you can clearly see his face is injured. Law enforcement are allowed to use force, that’s objectively reasonable, under the circumstances. But, once someone is effectively under control, any additional force has to be justified by a legitimate safety need… not punishment, anger, or retaliation. If someone is no longer actively resisting, repeatedly driving their head into concrete… is difficult to justify as necessary force. This is exactly what happens when the government refuses to hold ICE agents accountable. The more ICE agents get away with excessive force, the more excessive force becomes their normal.

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