Robert Loblaw

#BOOMERSOONER Thrower of Ice. Followed by some really cool people. If you could reason with liberals, there would be no more liberals. Pronouns: BigBalz

[Jonathan Turley @JonathanTurley]

...In making these harmful remarks on the House floor under the protection of the Speech and Debate Clause, Khanna succeeded in showing the ultimate example of the impunity enjoyed by “wealthy, powerful men.”

[Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio]

We do not want allies shackled by guilt and shame.

We want allies who are proud of their culture and heritage and are willing to help us defend it.

[Jonathan Cohler @cohler]

CO₂ is not a pollutant and never has been.

For all of you Orwellian brainwashed masses out there who believe that it is, you probably didn’t notice when they redefined the word to mean the exact opposite of what it has always meant.

“Pollutant” has always meant something that causes immediate or near-term harm: sewage fouling water and spreading disease right now, smoke choking lungs and blackening cities today, lead scrambling children’s brains in real time, asbestos scarring lungs after years of heavy exposure.

No substance in history was ever labeled a “pollutant” solely because computer models — or prophets of the ages — projected tiny theoretical harms 100–300 years in the future, especially when the substance delivers huge, immediate, obvious, measurable, and measured massive gigantic benefits like dramatically more food for the entire world of human beings.

CO₂ is the first and only case treated this way: the 2007 Supreme Court ruling and 2009 EPA Endangerment Finding relied primarily on long-range climate-model projections of distant “welfare” effects to justify the label under the Clean Air Act while ignoring or downplaying the well-documented, real-world greening of the planet and enormous increases in crop yields directly caused by higher CO₂ levels.

• Satellite data (NASA, NOAA, CSIRO) show global leaf area increased by ~5–14% since the 1980s, largely due to CO₂ fertilization, equivalent to adding a continent-sized area of green vegetation.
• Controlled experiments and field studies (FACE experiments, meta-analyses) confirm C3 crops (wheat, rice, soybeans) gain 15–30% higher yields at 550–700 ppm CO₂, with less water needed due to improved efficiency.
• Global food production has risen dramatically alongside rising CO₂—calories per person up ~25% since 1960s, famine deaths plummeted, despite population doubling.

CO₂ is plant food. It is breath. It is life. It is the single biggest driver of the ongoing global greening and the reason billions of people have more food on their plates today than ever before.

Not poison.
Not pollution.
Never has been.

This is just the modern version of 2+2=5. But my guess is that you have never even read the book, so perhaps I am addressing the wrong crowd here as you all scratch your heads and say, “What is he talking about?”

If you still buy the modern 2+2=5, go back to your love affair with Big Brother.

But remember that Big Brother has just been kicked out of the United States of America.

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

Hello Mr. Hoffman,

Your wording that “FBI cleared me” as opposed to “I’ve got a clear conscience” did not go unnoticed.

To that end…. Guess what?

Have you been following all those OpenClaw posts on social media and what a game changer it is?

Yeah, I’ve been relatively quiet not for lack of effort, but because I’ve been hard at work automating myself using OpenClaw. Not for the boring (and socially risky) use cases of social media or email monitoring. No, I set to build a full-fledged research assistant that has access to FEC records, 990s, and has a strict entity resolution pipeline. Every question I ask it, it gets smarter because it automatically rolls in its own discoveries to the various graph databases it has.

One of the problems in tracking money flows is that the same funders have multiple pass-through sources. Which means that any given nonprofit will often have an intractable money flow graph with thousands of nodes.

So naturally… one of the first things I did with OpenClaw was to identify root funder philanthropies and group them. This was a completely unsupervised process. That grouping alone eliminated 80%+ of edge/node traversals because the big families love obscuring their own trails. Just look at how many foundations Pierre Omidyar owns.

And wouldn’t you know it? OpenClaw identifies YOU among one of the 30-ish root funding mega-rich families ruining this country.

Exact report:

• Aphorism Foundation (EIN 46-4347021) — $68M across 51 grants (2022-2023). His and Michelle Yee's main charitable vehicle. Top recipients: Stanford ($10M), New America Foundation ($4.2M), Chan Zuckerberg Biohub ($4M), MIT ($1.8M), Harvard ($1.5M)

• Apercen Partners LLC (EIN 83-1589303 / 83-3181719) — Two c4 entities, $1.85M out. President/Chair. Recipients:

• Rapid Resist Action ($755K) — anti-Trump rapid response
• IPI Action Fund ($500K)
• VoteAmerica ($250K)
• Catalist ($200K) — Democratic voter data firm
• Grab Your Wallet ($100K) — Trump boycott org
• More Perfect Union Action ($45K)
BOARD SEATS:
• Lever for Change (EIN 83-3044655) — MacArthur Foundation affiliate, $20M budget. Director 2020-2023
• Kiva — microfinance platform (board member)
• Endeavor Global — entrepreneur network
• B Lab — B Corp certifier (also gets $1M from Aphorism)

KEY GRANTEES WORTH NOTING:
• New America Foundation — $4.2M. Major think tank, Google-linked
• Center of Complex Interventions — $3.2M. Behavioral research
• UBI Charitable — $1M. Universal basic income advocacy
• Cortico — $1M. "Constructive dialogue" / media narrative tech
• Mercatus Center — $360K. Libertarian-leaning (George Mason)
• Players Philanthropy Fund — $1M. Fiscal sponsor (like Tides)
• Aspen Institute UK — $307K

Sooooo…. If all this is right… then..:

You’re adjacent to the powers that be which have been in control of the entire Western world for a century, and thus are responsible for its failure.

You don’t get to squirm your way out of this.

[Stephen Miller @StephenM]

From 2021-2024, Democrats exercised total control over US immigration policy.

They willfully create the largest and deadliest tsunami of illegal immigration, child sex trafficking, drug trafficking and gang infiltration in history.

These are the Democrats now shutting down DHS.

[LIZ CROKIN @LizCrokin]

Pizza has been a known pedophile code word in pedophile circles for many years and it was documented on Urban Dictionary in 2010 — that’s six years before the Podesta e-mails came out which were littered with pizza used in a context that clearly did not apply to food.👇🏻

Pizza has been confirmed as a pedophile code word in DOJ records, an FBI affadavit, by other law enforcement and even by the Wall Street Journal & other news outlets.👇🏻

This is relevant context. You’re a decade late to this party!

[Robert Loblaw @AllenMi90365299]

@ryankatzrosene You spew a lot of nonsense in these comments, but NOT ONE time have you shown any example of actually definitive evidence that CO2 is “harming” the planet. That’s cause you bow to the gods of CNN and Al Gore and are clueless.

Curious, how much of the atmosphere is CO2???

[AppPatriotgirl 🇺🇸 @goneers]

😂🤣😂🤣😂😭🤣☠️☠️

[Sean Davis @seanmdav]

Between D.C.’s new poop river, infinity H-1B visas, and Democrats demanding that everyone stop eating beef, America is turning into India way faster than I expected.

[Robert Loblaw @AllenMi90365299]

@mattmfm To be fair, a majority of Americans are stupid and thought masks would stop a virus from spreading….

[Robert Loblaw @AllenMi90365299]

@bobpockrass It “airs Sunday night”….pfft, it may not after the 6 hours of rain delay. 🤣🤣

[Homeland Security @DHSgov]

As long as she doesn’t drug and rob our agents, we’ll consider that an improvement over her past behavior.

[John Reese - Person of Interest @Rickisback_ON_X]

So, Federal elections usually happen about every 2 years. Presidential elections every 4 years. been that way for a really long time. We even know the dates of those elections. It seems to me that if you are seriously interested in voting in said elections, you have quite a bit of lead time to ensure you have all the documents you need to register to vote.

Life is hard, if you are stupid or lazy, it's a lot harder.

[Capt. Kuehne, USMC (Ret.)🇺🇸 @Dark_Horse92]

Today marks the 5-year anniversary of one of the most brutal, senseless, and inexcusable pre-dawn FBI raids ever unleashed on a peaceful American family under the Biden DOJ—our home in Kansas, February 11, 2021.

In the pitch-black freezing cold, militarized agents rolled up in BearCats, swarmed our neighborhood like we were high-value terrorists overseas, and lit up my pregnant wife @WifeOfCombatVet and our terrified 4-year-old son with red laser dots from rifles. No knock. No warning. Just overwhelming shock-and-awe force: doors breached, me—a retired USMC Captain, Purple Heart recipient with 22 years of honorable service—rifles now directed at me, I was tackled face-first into deep snow after recent wrist surgery, slammed down, dragged out in cuffs while my little boy screamed for his daddy and my wife stood barefoot in sub-zero temperatures in nothing but a t-shirt and shorts.

I was just days out of wrist surgery—still healing, in pain, not a threat to anyone—yet they brutalized me anyway. They ignored my medical reality, chose violence over reason, and inflicted unnecessary agony on a combat veteran who had already given everything for this country. No justification. Pure overkill.

All for what? My peaceful presence inside the Capitol on January 6—where I committed zero violence, helped officers collect trash, and walked past police lines without resistance. No destruction. No assault. Yet the Biden DOJ branded me—and hundreds like me—a domestic terrorist threat, turning non-violent protesters into scapegoats to fuel a relentless political narrative that January 6 was an "insurrection" worse than anything in American history.

This was never about justice. It was pure lawfare—weaponized government, selective prosecution, and political persecution designed to crush dissent, intimidate patriots, and delegitimize anyone who questioned the 2020 election or supported President Trump.

The same DOJ that slow-walked or ignored real threats turned military-grade tactics on American citizens whose only "crime" was being in the wrong political camp at the wrong time. Overkill wasn't a bug; it was the feature—to break families, instill nationwide fear, and score points in the endless hunt for "insurrectionists" to prop up a failing regime.

Because of this senseless, inexcusable violence and terror, we were robbed of a life. The stress and trauma of that raid triggered my wife to miscarry our unborn child the very next day. A life was taken from us—our baby, our future son or daughter—stolen in an instant by the ruthless overreach of a politicized federal agency. We didn't just lose property or peace of mind; we lost a precious, irreplaceable member of our family. Our 4-year-old's innocence was shattered that morning; the trauma still echoes in nightmares, tears, and quiet moments years later. A permanent hole in our hearts that no court ruling, no pardon, no passage of time can ever fill.

They turned the full weight of federal power against defenders of this Republic for partisan gain—scapegoating us to distract from their own failures and corruption. No accountability for the architects of this persecution. No apologies for the ruined lives and lost children.

We were fully pardoned by President Trump on January 20, 2025, along with so many others targeted in this shameful chapter. But pardons don't erase the human cost of politicized justice. The wounds remain. The grief lingers. The message endures: When government is weaponized against its own people, no one is safe—families pay the ultimate price.

We must remember this happened so it never happens again. We must remember the families broken, the innocents harmed, the lives stolen by abuse of power. We must remember to guard our liberties fiercely, demand accountability from those who wield it, and stand against any who would repeat this nightmare.

Never forget the lawfare. Never forget the political persecution. Never forget the innocent life taken because agents chose theatrical brutality over basic humanity—especially when the target was a wounded veteran who posed no threat.

Pray for healing. Demand accountability. Defend the innocent. Fight to ensure this never happens again.

God bless America. 🇺🇸

Follow: @Dark_Horse92

Thank you @gatewaypundit @CollinRugg and everyone who commented in support of my family.

[Robert Loblaw @AllenMi90365299]

@nondocmedia This is a big win. It shows how out of touch the current bourgeoisie of Weatherberry is.

[Tim Swain @_TimSwain_]

The NFL played a separate national anthem for black people. And a halftime show in Spanish.

But White people are still the racists and the cause of division?

[Catherine Herridge @C__Herridge]

@elonmusk You can tell a lot about a network's bias by the stories it doesn't cover.

Unfortunately, some of the same CBS News executives and on-air talent that blocked my Hunter Biden reporting (and other investigations) because of their political bias, are still at the network.

[McNeil @REFLOG18]

“It shall be called the Super Bowl and will be a huge national event played deep into the night on Sunday when everyone must go into work on Monday.”

“Why not play it on Saturday?”

“Nobody knows.”