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[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

This latest 2nd Circuit ruling should terrify every family...

2nd Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Ban on Amish Religious Exemptions to NY Vaccine Mandate

Faithful Amish parents and their community schools now face $118,000 in crushing fines — or they must vaccinate their children against their sincere religious beliefs that vaccination violates God’s will. Additional penalties threaten to shutter the schools entirely and end group education for these children.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled AGAIN (after the Supreme Court vacated the prior decision and sent the case back for reconsideration in light of Mahmoud v. Taylor) that New York’s 2019 ban on religious exemptions is “neutral and generally applicable.” Religious exemptions are BANNED.

This is blatant religious persecution of a peaceful, self-reliant community. Kids’ education is on the line. The ruling doubles down on the same rational-basis approach and could help set a nationwide precedent that erodes religious exemptions everywhere.

This is outrageous. Religious liberty is under direct attack.

SCOTUS must step in and stop this!

[The Constitutionalist 🇺🇸 @WeWillBeFree24]

We know what the NDAA does say, here's what it doesn't say.

1. No explicit limits on the depth of Israeli involvement.

- The language never states that Israeli personnel, companies, or officials are barred from working inside, embedding with, or gaining routine access to the listed U.S. organizations. It only says the U.S. side must “coordinate with” those agencies.

2. No prohibition on co-location, liaison officers.

-Nothing prevents the creation of permanent joint offices, Israeli liaison officers inside U.S. R&D centers, or shared facilities. Older U.S.-Israel programs sometimes included these arrangements; the new language does not rule them out.

3. No new export-control or classification firewalls.

-The text says collaboration must protect “sensitive technology and information and the national security interests of the United States and Israel,” but it does not add any new statutory restrictions beyond existing law. It relies entirely on current processes.

4. No off-ramps or sunset on the institutional framework.

- Once the Initiative is established, it continues indefinitely. Permanent. There is no automatic expiration. There are is no language break the agreement if needed.

5. Very broad residual authority.

- Catch-all language: “Other emerging technologies to address medium- or long-term threats as jointly agreed to by the United States and Israel” gives the two governments wide authority to expand the scope without coming back to Congress for new authority.

6. Industrial and co-production language is open-ended.

- It explicitly encourages “United States based co-production or manufacturing partnerships with Israeli industry” and “defense industrial base cooperation.” It does not limit how much of the U.S. supply chain can be tied to Israeli firms or vice versa.

This is permanent. The language is open broad, and creates dangerous loopholes.

There is no clear language on the data that can be shared. None whatsoever.

So, anything not forbidden in the language of the NDAA is possible. I've read and combed through both the House and Senate NDAAs. This is the most dangerous aspect of them.

[Deus Vult Lapel Pins ⁜ 🌲 ☧ ⚔️ ☩ @TheAimAndAuthor]

My 4 year old helper and I just prayed over and dropped off today's orders of 600 DVLP pins to the Post Office, anon.

Specifically we prayed that Christ would:
- Give you pulpits that preach Christ crucified
- Bless your vocations and those seeking new jobs
- Grant you children and strong marriages
- Heal your bodies and minds if they are broken
- Bless the work of your hands
- And give us our home again.

May the God of all comfort grant us these things, we pray.

"Jesus shall reign where'er the sun
does its successive journeys run,
his kingdom stretch from shore to shore,
till moons shall wax and wane no more.

Let every creature rise and bring
the highest honors to our King,
angels descend with songs again,
and earth repeat the loud amen."

#DeusVult #EverySquareInch 🫡

[The Wise 1 @Ricky3136]

You voted yes of NDAA when it mattered.

TRAITOR.

[Foundring 🇺🇸 @foundring1]

The first major Civil War battle was at Shiloh 😬

[Kiki 🇺🇸 @kikisknees]

The racecucked jury in Minnesota has moved to convict Shiloh Hendrix of saying "NIGGER" to an illegal Somali rapist, who fled the United States for Africa soon after he posted his accusational attack video, for the charge of "Disorderly Conduct" which was the only thing they could make stick.

This has absolutely DIRE consequences for White people in the United States if it's allowed to stand. Hopefully it will be thrown out on appeal, when sent to a grand jury. This case isn't about saying "NIGGER" to an African. It's about what White people can or cannot do or say in THEIR OWN COUNTRY, as blacks and browns simply walk in and out of courts and jails every single day around the country, free to go about their business after raping and murdering White children, cursing them publicly on social media and television, and stealing their lives' work and energy. They want to legally mandate that White people become second class citizens and occupy a subservient position to the brown hordes terrorizing our streets and destroying our communities.

Shiloh Hendrix is innocent, and the Minnesota courts and law enforcement coven that colluded to engage in malicious lawfare to oppress her and send a VERY CLEAR message to the world, should be burnt out root and stem. It is fully illegitimate and does not serve the people of the United States of America.

[LM @loyalmoses]

Mass surveillance turns us into a crop to be harvested or a Flock of sheep to be managed. Do you want the government logging your presence at protests or tracking sensitive personal decisions?

Watch my whole video: https://t.co/sn9f0b1dGd

[The Artist known as Jess @ElofsonJess]

Tim is lying by ommission
Tim voted yes on the NDAA in rules when he had opportunity to stop it.
And then only voted no when it didn't matter and would pass anyway.
Fuck you Tim, sincerely.
You made it all possible by voting yes in rules.
Get the fuck out of Congress.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The kind of games that could help reduce screen time.

[OMGitsFlood @OMGitsFlood]

I guess i could just sit around and write articles about how smart I am...

..but instead I've just built an edge-caching network of anon Docker nodes that can be setup by opt-in users with a single command line.

This creates a self-spawning node network that offloads CDN traffic by 97.5% in tests. This can be deployed at-large or on cheap and easy VPS services and cloned in seconds anywhere. It can spawn 100 nodes before 1 node can be taken down (DDOS/Flood attacks).

Imagine a free speech platform that cannot be taken down... instead of another blowhard substack article.

[IT Guy @T3chFalcon]

The FCC wants ID to activate a phone. here's what to do before that rule passes.

Right now
1. Get a prepaid SIM while you still can without ID. Mint Mobile, Tello, or any MVNO still selling cash-activated prepaid plans. Stock up if you have legitimate privacy needs.

2. Set up a VoIP number for situations requiring a phone number you don't want tied to your identity. Google Voice is free but tied to your Google account 😅🌚. MySudo gives you separate phone numbers and email addresses per identity. Hushed and Burner are alternatives.

3. For Signal specifically: Signal allows registration with a number that isn't your primary. Consider registering with a VoIP number so your real number isn't your Signal identity.

4. international eSIMs: providers like Airalo and Holafly sell eSIMs without requiring US ID. Useful for a secondary number while the rule is still being debated.

If the rule pass
VoIP numbers registered outside the US will likely still exist without ID requirements. the rule targets US carriers. not international providers.

[S2 Underground @s2_underground]

First of all no, we're not doing this. I do not answer DMs from a company that is trying to do damage control AFTER they have ruined the trust of Americans. I do not have "good faith" debates with people who want to enslave me in a fishbowl that they can monitor at all times.

Guess what guys: We don't actually have to give anyone the benefit of the doubt, or engage in "good faith" debates with bad actors. I don't have to justify my concerns about Flock to anyone. But since this condescension pissed me off, I will respond publicly, since Flock seems to want to keep our voices in the shadows and out of the public eye.

Note the argument:

"You see, King George specifically authorized quartering troops among you, I don't know what you're complaining about it's ALL LEGAL".

Well, golly gee guys, I guess it's all right then, they made it legal.

That's exactly the problem. Notice how nobody has a problem with standard security cameras. Public security cameras are not the problem...directly pumping the feed of every square inch of the country into a centralized federal database is one HELL of a problem and we must do everything within our rights as Americans to push back against efforts like this, if we are to have a future as a nation.

Flock, much like Palantir, took the decently good idea of improving security, and implemented it in the most cartoonishly evil way possible at nearly every single step. They are working directly for all levels of government....not the citizenry. They use subterfuge, legal technicalities, and every single trick in the book to put up hundreds of cameras every single day. They constantly mislead the public about what databases their sensors feed into, and who they sell the metadata to.

They have so little oversight that it's laughable, and ALL oversight involves the classic case of "we investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing". Flock has been caught lying MANY times, and misleading the public regarding what their cameras actually do. Newsflash...they don't just read license plates.

They are also concealing which agencies purchase their data specifically so as to avoid getting warrants, and in doing so they have turned the ENTIRE COUNTRY into an open air prison....where THEY get to provide the intelligence data to those who enforce the laws as selectively as they please.

And their defense for doing so? "Aww look at the cute puppy we rescued" or "We arrested one guy using our camera network, we're so AWESOME".

You don't get to arrest one genuine criminal, and use that as justification to set up and entire Minority Report-esque surveillance system to surveil the entire country. You don't get to betray trust, and then be sad that people don't trust you. You don't get to cozy up to the boot of tyranny so much that you become the boot yourself, and then pretend to be just "one of the guys".

We will not fall for this gaslighting, no matter how hard they try.

For some reason, many people think that private companies can't be tyrants, which could not be further from the truth. At a certain point, a private company can be so heavily embedded within government, that they might as well BE the government. Except they are worse, because we don't even have the tiniest way to hold them accountable except for taking the billion-dollar company to court.

That's my problem with Flock, Palantir, and pretty much every single other defense contractor in existence. I will NOT accept every single facet of my life being monitored, just in case a criminal commits a crime somewhere near me. I will NOT live in "ze pod", no matter which politician is in power, and I will not accept a future where people like this will dictate to me what my country should be.

[𝑮𝒆𝒏𝒁𝑷𝒂𝒕𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒕 @GenZPatriotz]

Friendly reminder that Lindsay Graham worked endlessly to send your American children to go die in Ukraine and the Middle East all for international jewish supremacy.

He was the definition of a traitor. The world is a better place with him gone.

[zerohedge @zerohedge]

The Economics Of The Surveillance State https://t.co/nKbDXtyH7h