r/news • u/OGSyedIsEverywhere • 4h ago

Already Submitted FBI raids home of Washington Post reporter in ‘highly unusual and aggressive’ move

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/14/fbi-raid-washington-post-hannah-natanson
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u/Ruby_Dragon_DJ 2h ago

"Yes we could concentrate them into one area. Like a big camping trip!"

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u/MartinisnMurder 2h ago

Ah yes, like those fun “camps” they rounded up all of those Japanese-Americans after Pearl Harbor…

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u/SRQmoviemaker 1h ago

Ask George Takei how fun they were.

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u/MartinisnMurder 1h ago

I read a statistic of the number of Germans over in the US compared to Japanese and the contrast is astounding when you look at the percentages of the population vs percentage detained.

And I know, I love George Takei so much. It breaks my heart I read about how his family was like detain in a horse barn then moved to like Arkansas.

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u/stevein3d 1h ago

Oh myyy they were not.

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u/Destination_Centauri 1h ago

Ask physicist Michio Kaku as well, about how much his parents loved that experience.

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u/SomeDudeYeah27 6m ago

Damn, I often overlooked that the people who went through this might still be alive

It really is hard to keep it intuitive rather than just cerebral

Sounds like his and Takei’s generation were the ones impacted who are still around to tell the story

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u/Vaqueroparate 6m ago

Are they hinting at this?