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  3. Please do not waste your time listening to, reading, or analyzing what Tom Homan actually said this morning.

Please do not waste your time listening to, reading, or analyzing what Tom Homan actually said this morning.

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  • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

    Please do not waste your time listening to, reading, or analyzing what Tom Homan actually said this morning. That man is full of shit, everything that comes out of his mouth is shit, and you don’t need to eat it.

    I hope ICE and CBP actually leave soon. I’ll believe it when they do. They’re still out there right now. They’re still horrible. They’re still destroying lives •this morning•.

    https://minnesotareformer.com/2026/02/12/border-czar-tom-homan-announces-end-to-operation-metro-surge-claiming-success/

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    @inthehands
    When I read the report about Homan's statements, my immediate thought was that he wants to divide the resistance and the solidarity community, because many people are naturally tired and want to believe that the paramilitary troops will withdraw when the demonstrations subside, while others assume that he is a liar.
    I think it's a trap, but I'm far away.

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    • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

      The Trump regime is •still• in the “alignment” phase of establishing authoritarianism, trying to consolidate power and get all the loci of power lined up behind them.

      Still. Meaning they haven’t done it yet. Still.

      And they look a •lot• further from accomplishing it than they did at the start of the ICE invasion of MSP.

      /end

      Paul CantrellI This user is from outside of this forum
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      From where I sit, I don’t think it’s a trap. It’s been clear for a while that they’re digging themselves deeper in a hole the longer they keep doing what they’ve been doing, and that they’re going to need to declare “MISSION ACCOMPLISHED” so they can switch to some different awful thing.

      However, this is very much a “don’t let your guard down” moment. They’re gearing up for some different horrible thing. They’re not disappearing.

      https://nrw.social/@elala/116058473879752331

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      • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

        From where I sit, I don’t think it’s a trap. It’s been clear for a while that they’re digging themselves deeper in a hole the longer they keep doing what they’ve been doing, and that they’re going to need to declare “MISSION ACCOMPLISHED” so they can switch to some different awful thing.

        However, this is very much a “don’t let your guard down” moment. They’re gearing up for some different horrible thing. They’re not disappearing.

        https://nrw.social/@elala/116058473879752331

        Paul CantrellI This user is from outside of this forum
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        Honestly, I’ve been expecting the “mission accomplished” banner since the day they murdered Alex Pretti. Maybe they were hoping for an ICE officer to be shot in retaliation so they could go for martial law, but a few days later when that hadn’t happened and the country was still seething, the writing was on the wall.

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        • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

          Honestly, I’ve been expecting the “mission accomplished” banner since the day they murdered Alex Pretti. Maybe they were hoping for an ICE officer to be shot in retaliation so they could go for martial law, but a few days later when that hadn’t happened and the country was still seething, the writing was on the wall.

          Paul CantrellI This user is from outside of this forum
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          If I’m guessing, I expect them to go hard on strategies that are much less visible: snatching people from jails instead of streets, mass detention camps that nobody can see inside, that sort of thing. They need to sustain the terror, but they can’t afford to keep looking so bad in videos while they do it.

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          • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

            Hold on to this:

            Operation Metro Surge was a catastrophic failure for the Trump regime. Yes, as a terrorist operation, it succeeded: they meant to hurt and terrorize black and Brown people and the whole opposition, and they succeeded at that. But in doing so they lost their credibility, they lost the support of mushy institutions and politicians, they lost much of the popular support a would-be authoritarian needs to consolidate power.

            And they lost it because we stood up to them.

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            Ivey Janette McClellandI This user is from outside of this forum
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            Ivey Janette McClelland
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            @inthehands Yet another loss for the 🤡.

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            • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

              If I’m guessing, I expect them to go hard on strategies that are much less visible: snatching people from jails instead of streets, mass detention camps that nobody can see inside, that sort of thing. They need to sustain the terror, but they can’t afford to keep looking so bad in videos while they do it.

              Charlie the Anti-Fascist DogA This user is from outside of this forum
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              @inthehands i don't think they do anything differently. they created an army of armed dipshits ... they're killing and kidnapping people because that's what they're hired to do.

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              • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

                Hold on to this:

                Operation Metro Surge was a catastrophic failure for the Trump regime. Yes, as a terrorist operation, it succeeded: they meant to hurt and terrorize black and Brown people and the whole opposition, and they succeeded at that. But in doing so they lost their credibility, they lost the support of mushy institutions and politicians, they lost much of the popular support a would-be authoritarian needs to consolidate power.

                And they lost it because we stood up to them.

                3/

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                @inthehands
                Yes. Organizing matters.

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                • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

                  If I’m guessing, I expect them to go hard on strategies that are much less visible: snatching people from jails instead of streets, mass detention camps that nobody can see inside, that sort of thing. They need to sustain the terror, but they can’t afford to keep looking so bad in videos while they do it.

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                  @inthehands
                  YES.
                  We need to be taking our surveillance to the next level.
                  I am thinking that we have creativity and competence on our side. Like, can a roomba get into a detention camp?

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                  • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

                    If I’m guessing, I expect them to go hard on strategies that are much less visible: snatching people from jails instead of streets, mass detention camps that nobody can see inside, that sort of thing. They need to sustain the terror, but they can’t afford to keep looking so bad in videos while they do it.

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                    @inthehands as in the news yesterday that they are sneakily opening ICE offices all around the country. Going into a more stealthy mode.

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                    • cognitively accessible mathG cognitively accessible math

                      @inthehands
                      YES.
                      We need to be taking our surveillance to the next level.
                      I am thinking that we have creativity and competence on our side. Like, can a roomba get into a detention camp?

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                      @geonz @inthehands Micro-drones.

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                      • Paul CantrellI This user is from outside of this forum
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                        @retech
                        > Standing in the streets does nothing to hurt them.

                        No, wrong — and dangerously wrong. Visible opposition is what made the MSP invasion a failure for them. The murders, the kidnapping, horrible video after horrible video have direly eroded the popular support they need to consolidate power. Until they reach North Korea / Iran levels of total control over all the workings of society, an authoritarian does still need support. And the Trump regime has substantially less now than they did when the invasion started.

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                        • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

                          Hold on to this:

                          Operation Metro Surge was a catastrophic failure for the Trump regime. Yes, as a terrorist operation, it succeeded: they meant to hurt and terrorize black and Brown people and the whole opposition, and they succeeded at that. But in doing so they lost their credibility, they lost the support of mushy institutions and politicians, they lost much of the popular support a would-be authoritarian needs to consolidate power.

                          And they lost it because we stood up to them.

                          3/

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                          @inthehands

                          They might have terrorized everyone, but they also made all of us incredibly angry

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                          • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

                            @retech
                            > Standing in the streets does nothing to hurt them.

                            No, wrong — and dangerously wrong. Visible opposition is what made the MSP invasion a failure for them. The murders, the kidnapping, horrible video after horrible video have direly eroded the popular support they need to consolidate power. Until they reach North Korea / Iran levels of total control over all the workings of society, an authoritarian does still need support. And the Trump regime has substantially less now than they did when the invasion started.

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                            @retech @inthehands

                            Only half wrong. We need visible opposition AND mass withdrawal from all the big tech and big finance "transaction tax generation/surveillance machines".

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                            • elala@nrw.socialE elala@nrw.social

                              @inthehands
                              When I read the report about Homan's statements, my immediate thought was that he wants to divide the resistance and the solidarity community, because many people are naturally tired and want to believe that the paramilitary troops will withdraw when the demonstrations subside, while others assume that he is a liar.
                              I think it's a trap, but I'm far away.

                              KM6ECCK This user is from outside of this forum
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                              @elala @inthehands can we acknowledge that Obama brought us Tom Homen? Or is this going to be another comforting blindspot for one of our tribes?

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                              • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

                                If I’m guessing, I expect them to go hard on strategies that are much less visible: snatching people from jails instead of streets, mass detention camps that nobody can see inside, that sort of thing. They need to sustain the terror, but they can’t afford to keep looking so bad in videos while they do it.

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                                @inthehands

                                This is not a retreat, it is a regrouping.

                                So glad to see that you know this.

                                We can not let our guard down. Not now, not for the next 80 years.

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                                  @retech You've missed all the videos of agents retreating and even giving up trying to arrest someone because of the crowds confronting them?

                                  It is almost a certainty that observers have raised the alarm that gives targeted people time to find safety.

                                  And it is people standing toe to toe with them that have brought multiple legal judgments down on them, making it absolutely clear the regime is breaking the law with impunity.

                                  1/2

                                  @inthehands

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                                    @retech @inthehands

                                    Standing in the streets has certainly awakened many people around the world, sends encouragement to those are being targeted and did actually result in a rebuke of the government's actions by ICE by some on the right. It has served an invaluable purpose.

                                    But this is an attack on many fronts and the frontline will soon be everywhere. We need to adopt every tactic we can, so yes, stop feeding their machine. Stop supporting the people who are enabling him. Don't wait until they are at your door,

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                                    • SolithaS Solitha

                                      @retech You've missed all the videos of agents retreating and even giving up trying to arrest someone because of the crowds confronting them?

                                      It is almost a certainty that observers have raised the alarm that gives targeted people time to find safety.

                                      And it is people standing toe to toe with them that have brought multiple legal judgments down on them, making it absolutely clear the regime is breaking the law with impunity.

                                      1/2

                                      @inthehands

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                                      @retech Not to mention that morale among DHS agents is absolutely in the shitter, and that is 100% because they have been made crystal clear on how poor their image is to the public.

                                      They get evicted from hotels. Barred from renting vehicles. Good old Bovino got tossed out of a Vegas bar.

                                      It all adds up. Money isn't everything. 2/2

                                      @inthehands

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                                      • cognitively accessible mathG cognitively accessible math

                                        @inthehands
                                        YES.
                                        We need to be taking our surveillance to the next level.
                                        I am thinking that we have creativity and competence on our side. Like, can a roomba get into a detention camp?

                                        f*cking b*tch clubG This user is from outside of this forum
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                                        @geonz @inthehands That’s….actually genius.

                                        The ICE watch I belong to got a good tip from a hotel’s cleaning crew (not a roomba) about certain guests at the hotel. Very helpful when tracking vehicles!

                                        I’m thinking too that if detention centers have deliveries of things like laundry and cleaning supplies, those lists (or even just the number of deliveries) could give insight as to how well detainees are being cared for.

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                                        • Paul CantrellI Paul Cantrell

                                          From where I sit, I don’t think it’s a trap. It’s been clear for a while that they’re digging themselves deeper in a hole the longer they keep doing what they’ve been doing, and that they’re going to need to declare “MISSION ACCOMPLISHED” so they can switch to some different awful thing.

                                          However, this is very much a “don’t let your guard down” moment. They’re gearing up for some different horrible thing. They’re not disappearing.

                                          https://nrw.social/@elala/116058473879752331

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                                          @inthehands I think they're going to sit back and plan how to assault the election. They consider all this civil violence a "theatre of combat", so all these people are considered to have training/experience now.

                                          I have no doubt they're going to put a couple guys a lot of polling stations as a powder keg and just start throwing lit matches.

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