Stella Jane Royce

Stella Jane is back❕Spite is the fuel in my veins that lights the fire that is my spirit❕FK Trump❕FK Racists❕Anti-Party ❕Free USA of Fascism

[Stella Jane Royce @AgainStellaJane]

@MirabelTweets1 Twitter didn’t like my prediction.

[Stop The Bollocks with Mirabel @MirabelTweets1]

Netanyahu has posted an image of a nuclear mushroom cloud over New York City.

If you’re an American & you still support Israel - stop.

[chisom @chisomvs]

Female genital mutilation is still a thing and some airheads are ashamed to be called a feminist

[𝑷𝒖𝒏𝒌 𝒚 𝒄𝒖𝒓𝒔𝒊 @punk_y_cursi]

Qué fácil ser derecha: no tienes cultura, no tienes personalidad, no tienes criterio propio, no tienes humanidad, puro regodearte en tu ignorancia.

[Mitch McEach🇵🇸🇨🇦 @Intifada4Life]

Leon Black brutally raped a disabled girl.

Apollo Global Management is a criminal organization from top to bottom.

[💋 Roxxi 💋 @spicyroxxi]

Nicki: “Leave the children alone”

Also Nicki:

[‏ً @justjargons]

Honey Bees make our food, A.I. doesn't. Save the Honey Bees, not data centers

[Steve Perkins @Perky_43]

⚖️ FORMER CROWN COURT JUDGE AVOIDED PRISON AFTER ADMITTING 13 CHILD ABUSE IMAGE OFFENCES

David Selwood, a former Crown Court judge in Portsmouth, avoided prison after pleading guilty to 13 offences involving indecent images of children.

The Winchester man admitted 12 counts of making and one count of possessing indecent photographs of a child after police discovered 75 images involving boys aged eight to 14 on his laptop. He had downloaded the material over a six-week period.

His punishment? A 12-month community rehabilitation order - no immediate prison sentence.

During his time on the bench, Selwood had sentenced child abuse image offenders himself, including Professor Christopher Bagley, who received a conditional discharge for downloading indecent images of children.

A judge who dealt with offenders in court ended up standing in the dock himself.

Source UK Database.

[That Blonde Girl @TBGyall]

Someone needs to run a political ad saying no child has ever had gender reassignment surgery at school and if you believe that you are too stupid to vote.

[Stella Jane Royce @AgainStellaJane]

Cops are pigs

[👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™ @ScottEnlow]

🚨Watch how little it takes for a former California sergeant to decide a teenager on a quiet Idaho street needs a knee-on-neck response.

On June 30, 2024, in Meridian, Idaho, 16-year-old Parks Allen crashed his dirt bike on a residential street after doing a wheelie, hitting a mailbox and injuring his hand and foot. Paramedics took him to the hospital.

His brothers—Samson (then 21), Gannon (18), and a younger sibling—arrived, found the bike (neighbors had moved it), and loaded the 200–300 lb motorcycle into the bed of Samson’s pickup to take it home or to the hospital.

Meridian Police Officer Bradley Chambers pulled up and ordered them to unload the bike so he could inspect/photograph it for the crash investigation (“That’s not gonna work. Take it out of the truck”).

The brothers questioned the order, said it was their property, offered to let him photograph it in the bed, and refused to unload and reload the heavy bike.

About a minute into the interaction, Chambers ordered them back, approached Samson from behind, grabbed his arm while yelling “stop resisting,” swept his legs, and took him to the ground.

He then pressed a knee into Samson’s neck/upper back for nearly a minute while pointing a Taser at the others who were filming.

Samson was arrested and charged with resisting arrest and obstructing.

An internal Meridian PD review by the Office of Professional Standards later found the force was within department policy and the law ----- but officials acknowledged it was not best practice for de-escalation and that the knee-on-neck created a “chilling image.”

In May 2025 a jury convicted Samson of the misdemeanor charges. He received 3 months of unsupervised probation. An appeal was later upheld.

Officer background: Chambers previously served as a sergeant with the American Canyon Police Department in Napa County, California.

He joined Meridian PD around 2022.

Shortly after the incident (while the internal review was underway), he transferred to the Boise Police Department in September 2024.

He left Boise in January 2025 and returned to the Napa County Sheriff’s Office, which rehired him knowing of the Idaho case.

❓Why escalate to a takedown when the dirt bike was already secured and the injured rider was at the hospital?

❓Did the officer forget he was on a residential Idaho street and not on a California gang detail?

❓Was it actually a crime, failing to immediately obey an officer who wanted the bike out of the truck?

[Stella Jane Royce @AgainStellaJane]

@MetalHammer What do you expect from pro Genocide cunts?

[Norman LaPlant @NormanLaplant]

@BBCWorld @ProfMSinha Serbia is more of a democracy than the United States. Let that sink in…

[Stella Jane Royce @AgainStellaJane]

@sk_arolina Pregnancy is dangerous and deadly. That alone is enough.

[Stella Jane Royce @AgainStellaJane]

@SteveLucier8 There is nothing United about it

[Stella Jane Royce @AgainStellaJane]

@justjargons Except for the Holocaust museum in DC. Guess it’s okay to show the darkness when it’s the white victim.

[Stella Jane Royce @AgainStellaJane]

@SeeRacists #AbolishNYPD @NYCMayor

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🚨 Arrested for murder. Charged with manslaughter. Home on bail in 3 days.

An ex-NYPD detective is accused of shooting a Black father dead and driving off.

Koran Irvine, 46, was driving home from his job at Con Ed, where he'd worked for 20 years. Prosecutors say a near-collision turned into tailgating, then one shot through the back window of his car, fired from Victor Romero's Range Rover.

Police say Romero, 62, kept driving into New Jersey and never called 911. They found him the next day at his security job and recovered three guns.

The DA charged him with manslaughter instead of murder. Bail was set at $1 million, and he posted it the next day.

"The idea of him being free after this charge… we think it's a travesty," Irvine's family said outside court.

Romero hasn't entered a plea and hasn't been convicted. He's due back in court Tuesday.

If anyone else had fired that shot, would it still be murder?

[Stella Jane Royce @AgainStellaJane]

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