Trump to pardon drug lord.

[Natural Citizen]

He pardons a dude that was bringing in drugs to the us. Now he is talking about invading a country for bringing in drugs lol!

Whats even worse is the supporters defending this retarded shit.

 

[sparky]

MAGAs have no problem with this because they are brain dead.

from your article>>>


The release came days after a presidential election in Honduras, in which Trump has backed presidential candidate Nasry Asfura of the conservative National Party, who is facing off with liberal Salvador Nasralla

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[sparky]

Factor in the Honduran 11-30 election interference ......~S~

 

[JLW]

from your article>>>


The release came days after a presidential election in Honduras, in which Trump has backed presidential candidate Nasry Asfura of the conservative National Party, who is facing off with liberal Salvador Nasralla

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So Trump released the narco-terrorist over an election in Honduras?

Yeah, because the people of Honduras loved their narco-terrorist president…LOL

 

[sparky]

So Trump released the narco-terrorist over an election in Honduras? Lol

it's looking more Trump pardoned a Biden era political prisoner JLW

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[JLW]

it's looking more Trump pardoned a Biden era political prisoner JLW

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You can’t get more inane than your post.

Yeah a narco-terrorist is a “political prisoner.”

Even among pathetic excuses yours is the kingpin of pathetic excuses.

 

[sparky]

Yeah a narco-terrorist is a “political prisoner.”

He was president of a country run by narco-terrorists, not a narco-terrorist himself JLW

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[JLW]

He was president of a country run by narco-terrorists, not a narco-terrorist himself JLW

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Wrong. He is a narco-terrorist who was in league with the cartels and who terrorized his own people.

But hey he is MAGA so give him a pass.


Damn

 

[JLW]

 

[Marener]

He was president of a country run by narco-terrorists, not a narco-terrorist himself JLW

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He cut deals with cartels to protect them from his administration in exchange for millions of dollars to enrich himself and funnel into his political campaigns.

**** him and anyone who defends this shit.

 

[dudmuck]

He was president of a country run by narco-terrorists, not a narco-terrorist himself JLW

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[sparky]

more fat for the fire then>>>>

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/12/01/trump-pardon-honduran-president-00671721

“He shared that his conviction was lawfare by the leftist party who ‘struck a deal’ with the Biden-Harris administration,” she said. “Hernández has highlighted there was virtually no independent evidence presented.”
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[sparky]

**** him and anyone who defends this shit.

the onus of proof is on the accuser Mr Marener

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[Marener]

the onus of proof is on the accuser Mr Marener

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The government did prove it.

That's what the ******* trial was for, dipshit.

Juan Orlando Hernández, Former President of Honduras, Sentenced to 45 Years in Prison for Conspiring to Distribute More Than 400 Tons of Cocaine and Related Firearms Offenses

The former president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández, 55, also known as JOH, was sentenced today to 540 months in prison and 60 months of supervised release for cocaine importation and related weapons offenses. The former two-term president was in office until weeks before his extradition to...

www.justice.gov

 

[Concerned American]

You do understand that the guy being pardoned was found guilty in a court of law whereas the individuals sinking of boats suspected of commiting a crime are being executed without a trial or even an arrest...right?

I don't think the POTUS should have the unfettered right to pardon anyone. I laugh at you ignorant partisan progs that turn a blind eye at the democrat who pardoned or commuted over 4K criminals for what they may or may not have committed and turn around and howl at the moon when the orange man does it. SMFH, you folks are a joke.

 

[sparky]

The government did prove it.

Bidens 'lawfare DOJ' constructed a patsy for the Biden administration allowing cartels across our borders Marener

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[sparky]

Leavitt continued to characterize Hernández’s charges as politicized under a “weaponized” Justice Department, claiming his conviction was based on testimony from “many admitted criminals” who hoped their testimony could reduce their sentences and that his lawyer was given insufficient time to prepare for trial.


“He shared that his conviction was lawfare by the leftist party who ‘struck a deal’ with the Biden-Harris administration,” she said. “Hernández has highlighted there was virtually no independent evidence presented.”

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/12/01/trump-pardon-honduran-president-00671721

1/2 of the 'Biden DOJ ' are getting indictments in their xmas stockings.......~S~

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[candycorn]

I don't think the POTUS should have the unfettered right to pardon anyone. I laugh at you ignorant partisan progs that turn a blind eye at the democrat who pardoned or commuted over 4K criminals for what they may or may not have committed and turn around and howl at the moon when the orange man does it. SMFH, you folks are a joke.

Strangely enough, I said the same thing on this board like a dozen times while Biden was in office. See, unlike you, I have no problem saying what I say when a Democrat is in office; I don’t worship the men who get elected like you do. So kindly **** off. And before you ask me to supply YOU proof...do some searching on your own.

 

[White 6]

in other words, no evidence exists?

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Isn't that untraceable quality of cryptocurrency what the who crypto thing is all about, making it the choice exchange for criminals, the world over?

 

[sparky]

Isn't that untraceable quality of cryptocurrency what the who crypto thing is all about, making it the choice exchange for criminals, the world over?

you make a relevant point W6.........so what's our wonderful AI got on this??? >>

The idea that most cryptocurrencies are completely untraceable is a misconception. Most cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, are actually pseudonymous, meaning transactions are publicly recorded on a transparent ledger (the blockchain) and can often be linked back to real-world identities through advanced analysis.
However, a specific category of cryptocurrencies known as "privacy coins" is designed with built-in features to make transactions genuinely untraceable by obscuring transaction details.

How Traceability is Achieved (and Obscured)
For standard cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, transactions are traceable because:

• Public Ledger: Every transaction is permanently recorded and visible to anyone.
• Exchange KYC: Most centralized exchanges require users to provide personal identification (KYC). If an address is linked to an exchange account, all its transaction history can be tied to that individual.
• Blockchain Analysis: Law enforcement and analytics firms like Chainalysis use sophisticated tools to analyze transaction patterns, cluster addresses, and link digital activity to real people.

Privacy coins use specific cryptographic techniques to counter these tracing methods:

• Ring Signatures: These combine a user's transaction with those of a group of other users ("ring"), making it impossible to determine the actual sender.
• Stealth Addresses: This creates unique, one-time destination addresses for every transaction, preventing transactions from being linked to a single public recipient address.
• Zero-Knowledge Proofs (zk-SNARKs): This technology allows a transaction to be verified as legitimate without revealing any sensitive information about the sender, receiver, or amount.

Key Untraceable Cryptocurrencies (Privacy Coins)

• Monero (XMR): Considered the benchmark for anonymity, Monero makes privacy mandatory for all transactions by using ring signatures, stealth addresses, and RingCT (which hides transaction amounts) by default.
• Zcash (ZEC): Zcash offers optional privacy, allowing users to choose between transparent (public) and "shielded" (private) transactions using zk-SNARKs.
• Dash (DASH): Dash offers an optional feature called PrivateSend, which uses a CoinJoin mixing service to mix user funds and obscure transaction origins, though its privacy level is generally considered less robust than Monero's.

While privacy coins offer the highest degree of anonymity, regulatory scrutiny has led some major exchanges to delist them. No cryptocurrency is perfectly anonymous, and user behavior can still compromise privacy.