Apparently, I’ve committed a terrible offense. I said something nice about Taylor Swift. My post hit 1.7 million views, and now I’m getting people telling me I caved to the Taylor Swift fans, that I got bullied into apologizing, and that I’m a simp.
No, folks. I didn’t cave. I didn’t suddenly become a Swiftie. Nobody sent me a friendship bracelet. I’m still listening to George Jones.
I simply saw something I thought was good and said so.
What I saw was a woman who looked proud of her man. She was cheering for him. She looked happy to be his wife. And I thought, “You know what? I like that.” That’s it. Apparently, we’ve reached a point where you’re not allowed to compliment somebody unless you agree with everything they’ve ever done.
I talk all the time about marriage, commitment and how nice it would be if people actually celebrated being married instead of treating marriage like some kind of temporary subscription service.
So when I see a woman with millions of young women watching her, proudly standing beside her husband, I’m going to say that’s a good thing. I don’t care if her name is Taylor Swift or Wanda from the Waffle House.
And here’s the part I really mean, Taylor Swift is a role model to a lot of women. I’m not a big Taylor Swift fan. I don’t know half the songs. But if she can make being proud of your husband, loving your marriage and cheering for your man look cool to millions of women, I’m all for it.
Maybe somebody watching her thinks, “You know what? I want that.” That matters.
And men, by the way, this works both ways. Give her something to be proud of. Be the guy she wants to brag about. Love your woman. Stand beside her. Make her feel like she made a good decision.
So no, Taylor Swift didn’t convert me. I’m not buying a red scarf and sitting in the front row.
I just saw a woman being proud of her marriage and thought, “Good for her.”
If that makes me a simp, apparently I’m a simp who still has a George Jones playlist.
I can live with that.
In a Socialism 2026 debrief recording, Da’Shaun Harrison & Beatrice Adler-Bolton react to the right wing misinterpreting what was meant by the word 'FITNESS' in their talk.
@DrKarlynB explains how it's not about going to the gym, but the capitalist definition—a PRODUCTIVE worker
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Andrew Breitbart supposedly died of natural causes by collapsing on March 1, 2012, at the age of 43, after threatening to release "damaging videos" on Barack Obama, suggesting Obama was never properly vetted in the 2008 election.
Breitbart stated that "The videos will greatly affect the 2012 election and I will release them just before November."
A couple of weeks later, the coroner who worked on his body mysteriously died from poisoning.
This video has almost 60K likes in the first 5 hours
A racist person would never call you & your family beautiful”
“He sees this beautiful family of this mom & kid, he’s gonna call them beautiful & a gift from God & you trying to sit here and tell me that he hates black people”
Sri Lakshmi runs a clothes ironing business from MacArthur Park Apartments complex in Irving, Texas. Cash only rates. Running an unauthorized business out of an apartment while evading taxes is a severe visa violation. Reported to @StateDept in 2025. Zero action taken. @USLaborIG
Hospital boards across the country have begun closed door discussions with local and state governments over preemptive plans for bailouts in 2027 as hospitals take on operating costs set to rise 18%, lower reimbursement rates, and expectations for the largest un-insured population in history.
Hospitals are holding record levels of bonds and expectations are for operating margins to fall from -7% to greater than -20%. Hospital boards are warning governments if a plan to fund the losses isn’t in place, mass layoffs are likely and could be catastrophic for patient care.
$ORCL bonds crossing 8.3% for the first time after Larry Ellison used the Enron trick (first time anyone did since Enron) of “Customer Pre-Payments with a Significant Interest Component” to hide Operating Cash Flow Problems.
Notably Oracle also was the first Publicly Listed US company outside of drillers and Miners (or Covid) to use Force Majeur to avoid paying on a data center lease it couldn’t afford, since… you guessed it… Enron.
🚨 Your tax money funds $11 BILLION in welfare benefits for citizens of OTHER COUNTRIES!
A family can make $100,000 a year in benefits, paid for by hard working Californians earning less!
Enough is Enough. I will shut down this scam and use the savings to cut your taxes: $150k Tax Free.
Bombshell report from @christopherrufo below 👇
Extremely Emotional Childhood Paediatrician:-
“ I don’t think I can keep on doing testing on these vaccine injured kids”
“It’s Aluminium every time, it’s heavy metals every time”
Clearly seeing so many Vaccine injured Children is taking its toll on this Doctor.
Moody’s warns investors that hyperscalers are no longer a “fortress of security” and face significant risks with $3 trillion of hidden debt that will start hitting balance sheets over the next 2 years that isn’t nearly covered by customer commitments, and warns nearly all of those commitments are likely among each-other purely anticipating future demand.
Woes, did Burry just infiltrate Moody’s? 😳
$ORCL $META $GOOG $AMZN
🔴 تم القبض علي "باربرا أونيل"من يومين في قطر و بعدها تم إخلاء سبيلها والسماح لها بالسفر من قطر وهي هنا مع زوجها تحكي ما حدث معها ، مفيش فايدة مافيا شركات الأدوية الصهيونية وعملاؤهم في الحكومات الغربية والعربية والأطباء المناديب و المكاسب هي التي تكسب دائما..
BREAKING: Democrat NJ Lt. Governor Dale Caldwell RESIGNS after an investigation reportedly revealed a "substantiated finding of sexual harassment" against women.
Danny Santulli was a freshman at the University of Missouri.
He had joined Phi Gamma Delta, also known as Fiji, hoping to find friendship, belonging, and a place where he could fit in.
But the initiation process was becoming increasingly difficult.
His family noticed the change and encouraged him to walk away.
Danny didn’t.
He didn’t want to be the person who quit.
On October 19, 2021, the fraternity held an event known as “Pledge Dad Reveal Night.”
What was supposed to be a fraternity tradition turned into a nightmare.
Danny and other pledges were blindfolded and taken downstairs.
According to evidence later recovered from the fraternity house, Danny was pressured to consume enormous amounts of alcohol. At one point, fraternity members poured beer through a funnel into his mouth. He was also expected to finish a bottle of vodka.
He couldn’t.
But the pressure continued.
Eventually, Danny collapsed.
Surveillance footage later showed him being placed on a couch. He remained there while time passed.
At one point, he slid partly off the couch.
Eventually, fraternity members carried him outside and put him into a car.
When Danny reached the hospital, he wasn’t breathing.
His heart had stopped.
Doctors performed CPR and managed to restart his heart.
His blood-alcohol level was extraordinarily high.
Danny had suffered catastrophic brain damage.
He survived—but his life would never be the same.
After months in intensive care and rehabilitation, Danny eventually returned home to his family.
He could no longer see.
He could no longer walk.
He could no longer speak normally.
He needed help with almost everything.
A young man who had gone to college looking for friendship and belonging had been left with life-changing injuries because a hazing ritual crossed a line that should never have existed.
The story of Danny Santulli became more than a story about one fraternity.
It became a warning about what can happen when humiliation is disguised as tradition, when dangerous drinking is treated as entertainment, and when people are more afraid of getting in trouble than they are of saving someone’s life.
Danny’s family has spent years speaking publicly about what happened, hoping his story will prevent another family from receiving the phone call theirs received that night.
Because no initiation is worth a life.
And no friendship should ever require you to prove yourself by putting your life at risk.
I love the part Larry Ellison lied to everyone’s face about RPO conversion while registering a $7.5 billion share sale and becoming the first company since Enron to use “Customer Pre-Payments with a Significant Financing Component” to hide Operating Cash Flow problems at Oracle $ORCL
Trump's beef import plan was supposed to help shoppers.
Farm Bureau tracked 41 stores for 3 weeks. Ground beef fell 16 cents. Ranchers ate up to $453 a head in losses.
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Every Parent should watch this video.
Now I understand why that father followed his daughters to the toilet despite the backlash he faced.
We live in very dark times
This 15-year-old miraculously reversed his autism diagnosis for five years.
Then, all of a sudden, he had a regression.
Why?
His doctors had no clue.
But his parents figured it out.
And the truth should be a “wake up call” for every autism parent.
Bookmark this.
“In ‘21-‘22, the 5G was rolled out in most of the suburbs across this country.”
Dr. Julie Logan revealed that his parents quickly recognized their son’s regression happened after a “smart meter was installed on their home.”
“They moved him to a room far away from it.”
“And his symptoms resolved.”
And he wasn’t the only one.
Dr. Lindsey Wells saw the exact same thing in her own patient.
“I had an adult with autism and a smart meter was put on the house and all of a sudden he became extremely … aggressive.”
“A new smart meter was put on the house right by his room.”
“We moved his room and those symptoms decreased significantly.”
@MedMAPS
NEW: Flock Safety demands the live map showing where all their cameras are located removed
Data on the map comes from Flock’s own records of over 334,000 cameras, 213,000 active devices plus hundreds of Flock drones
Flock filed a trademark complaint claiming the site uses “FLOCK SAFETY” without permission
Anthropic and OpenAi now have $2.5 trillion of off balance sheet debt.
7% of the National Debt
Roughly as much as $GOOG $META $AMZN $MSFT and $ORCL combined