MALLET BEEDOO

Dentist and Artist, Proud Mother of 5, Avid New York Supporter of Trump and Liberty

[MALLET BEEDOO @BeedooMallet]

@dbongino And Biden was the most corrupt VP!

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

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[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

🚨 NEW Legislation Proposed That This American Farmer Says Will Eventually Shut Down & Put ALL Family Farms Out Of Business

The Mandatory Electronic Identification Ear Tag Bill Would Allow Government & Environmental Groups Who Attribute Livestock To Climate Change To Receive Information On Small Farms Cattle

“Smaller operations will struggle to shoulder the cost and infrastructure to maintain these systems”

“So the big thing now is the big controversy on in the pharma community — The Eectronic Ear Tag, The Mandatory Electronic Ear Tag Bill that's out there. And I'm a little bit offended to see some small time farmers who actually supporting this. It's offended is not the right word. Baffled is a better word. Never let government controls way too much of our food supply already, and this is like any bill put through legislation.

It's masked with good intentions. But what it really is is a Trojan horse to get in and control the small farmer. That's all it is. It it's meant to come in, put the small farmer out of business. If you ever are confused about a bill, always say no.

If if governments want more control, it should always be no. But in this, if you're ever confused about, like, the true motivations behind the bill, look who's supporting it. Who supports this? Big politicians and big gov and big, uh, corporation corporate farmers corporate ranchers. You know?

Get, um, they support it because what it's gonna do, it's gonna allow them to put a lockdown on us, put us out of business. Don't let government tell you how to run your business. Don't invite them into it. And because of the pushback, they're trying to make some of the language say, uh, voluntary. But even that is just the way to get their hooks in.

It's just the way to seek it in, to normalize it, and then in a few years, to make it mandatory. That's how government always works. Don't let them do this. Don't fall for this. Call your congress Thomas Massie is really good on this, the Kentucky congressman.

The call your congressman. Call your legislator. Do whatever you can. Tell them no. No way. Call your cattlemen's associations. If they if they stand behind this, bulk.”

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

When you hear the names of legislation or anything done by the government, it is worth remembering that the group that sent so many people to the guillotine during the French Revolution was called “The Committee of Public Safety”, not the “Cut Off Their Heads Committee”
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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

What the heck is going on!?

[The National Pulse @TheNatPulse]

Tara Reade, the woman who accused Joe Biden of sexually assaulting her in 1993, is suing the Department of Justice for invasion of privac...
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[Former Congressman Matt Gaetz @FmrRepMattGaetz]

In 1981, the New York Times reported that Mar-a-Lago was for sale for $20 million.

Now, 43 years later New York Judge Engoron expects you to believe that Mar-a-Lago has not appreciated a cent, and is actually worth $18 million.

[David Yeshua @DavidYeshua4]

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[Tucker Carlson @TuckerCarlson]

Ep. 71 Bret Weinstein traveled to the Darien Gap to understand who's behind the invasion of our country. His conclusion: “it's not a friendly migration.”

[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

Tara is my friend. I believe her. @ReadeAlexandra

[Western Lensman @WesternLensman]

@TuckerCarlson Peter Navarro sentenced to prison for defying a congressional subpoena.

Hunter Biden makes an open mockery of congressional subpoena.

The American Justice system is on life support, and the regime is trying to pull the plug.

[One Bad Dude @OneBadDude_]

@TuckerCarlson Our government is corrupt

[Tucker Carlson @TuckerCarlson]

Ep. 70 Governments colluded to shut down and destroy Russell Brand. This is his first interview since that happened. Watch it when you get a minute. It's one of the most brilliant explanations of the modern world you'll ever hear.

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

MEDIA BLACKOUT: 10 News Stories They Chose Not to Tell You - Episode 7

#10 - A massive trucker convoy is gearing up to take border security matters into their own hands. (Watch)

#9 - Journalist destroys the leftist narrative that January 6th was a coup.

#8 - Shocking courtroom testimony exposes Dominion voting machine vulnerability.

#7 - Senator Rand Paul issues damning message to half of the Republican party.

#6 - Journalist who attacked top tennis player for refusing COVID vaccine dies suddenly.

#5 - Corrupt GOP chair resigns after leaked audio conversation emerges.

#4 - WSJ Editor-in-Chief admits, “We no longer own the news.”

#3 - George Soros’ son amplifies veiled violent threat against Donald Trump.

#2 - Dr. Pierre Kory drops sudden death bombshell.

#1 - Trudeau’s Orwellian attack on Canadian truckers declared unreasonable and unconstitutional by federal court.

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[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

.@SpeakerJohnson

How is it that you guys expelled @georgesantos George Santos from Congress, but you won’t expel this jihadist from Congress?

She just admitted on video to working for another country, that is controlled by jihadists, from “inside the US System”.

This is TREASON.

[Sean Davis @seanmdav]

Ilhan Omar is a searing indictment of everything that is wrong with the immigration system in this country.

She should never have been let into the country, never have been granted citizenship, and never have been allowed to work in government in any capacity. She needs to be sent back.

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

I deleted an earlier tweet about New York city councilman Yusef Salaam because I think additional details and context are warranted.

Many people, even on the right, think the Central Park Five case is a story of five completely innocent men, railroaded at random by a racist justice system, who have now been fully and totally exonerated beyond doubt. This is not true and I’ll explain why.

I said Salaam once “took part in a gruesome gang rape,” but did not elaborate. I should have said "Yusef Salaam once confessed to participating in a gang rape. In this confession, Salaam admitted to beating jogger Trisha Meili twice with a metal pipe, and to groping her breasts while others raped her.” I should have mentioned that along with being raped, Meili was beaten so badly that her eye socket was crushed and her brain was severely damaged.

I should have said "When police interrogated Salaam, he initially claimed to have not even been in Central Park. But when they told him that fingerprints had been found on Meili’s clothing, Salaam’s response was to confess immediately, by saying ‘I was there but I didn’t rape her.’”

I should have mentioned that Salaam has accused the police of coercing his confession by savagely beating fellow defendant Kharey Wise, and threatening to do the same to him. I should have mentioned that this is an outrageous claim that not a single iota of evidence has ever been produced to support – in fact, the record contains no evidence of any injuries to Wise at all. I should have mentioned that neither Salaam's trial nor a subsequent NYPD-commissioned investigation found any reason to believe his confession was coerced. Instead, Salaam argued that his confession should have been inadmissible due to his age at the time -- he was 15. But the only reason Salaam had been interrogated is that he lied to the police about his age, and fooled them with fake ID. A court ruled at the time, and I agree, that Salaam's deliberate deception of police made his confession admissible.

The NYT and other publications will tell you that Salaam was “wrongfully imprisoned” or otherwise proven to be innocent. This is untrue. Instead, the Central Park 5 convictions were all vacated -- as though their trials had never happened – because Manhattan DA Robert Morgenthau petitioned a judge to vacate them, and the request was granted in a matter of minutes without a single court hearing on the actual merits.

I should have mentioned that the justification for the vacated sentences was that one man, Matias Reyes, had confessed to the rape and had his involvement confirmed by DNA evidence. But in addition, I should have mentioned that Reyes’s confirmed involvement in no way debunks the possibility that others were involved: Prosecutors had always believed that other perpetrators had gotten away, and had always known that the semen found on Meili’s brutalized body was not linked to any of the defendants. All of the Central Park 5, in their confessions, had claimed that they merely hit, groped, or held Meili as she was raped by others. I should have mentioned the several witnesses who testified that CP5 defendants had told them of their involvement in the rape before being charged, and that these witnesses stood by their testimony even after Reyes came forward.

I should have mentioned that Salaam was not picked up randomly off the streets by cops – instead, police only investigated him because multiple people present in Central Park had implicated him by name in multiple attacks.

I should have mentioned Melody Jackson, who spoke with Salaam’s friend Kharey Wise when he called her from Rikers Island. Wise told her he only held Meili down while others assaulted her – a fact Jackson reported to police because she thought it would help Wise. At trial and again in 2002, Jackson reaffirmed her testimony, even as she admitted that inculpating the boys had caused immense problems in her life.

I should also have mentioned that Reyes had ample reason to lie about being the sole perpetrator: He was already serving a life sentence and received a beneficial prison transfer after his confession. I should have added that DA Morgenthau blocked police investigators from interviewing Reyes themselves, and told other prisoners (who might have known Reyes’s motives) not to talk to police either. I should have mentioned that one of Reyes’s acquaintances told a journalist Reyes admitted to joining in the assault on Meili as it was already in progress.

I should have mentioned that investigators attempted to recreate the manner in which Reyes says he chased down and attacked Meili on his own, and found the story implausible.

I should have mentioned that police found a bloodstain on Salaam’s jacket.

I should have mentioned that the Armstrong Report, compiled after Reyes’s confession, concluded that “the consistencies found in the defendants’ statements, the informal remarks made by the defendants at various times, [and] the corroborative testimony of other witnesses” make it “more likely than not that the defendants participated in an attack upon the jogger.” https://t.co/YjHTYVygd8

I should have mentioned that, back in 2003, the New York Times itself reported on these findings in a far fairer manner than would ever be thinkable today. https://t.co/mvsCJiUDA5

I should also have mentioned that Salaam was convicted of participating in multiple different assaults on other passersby in Central Park the same night as the jogger attack. Those convictions have been vacated as well, but not for any actual reason – no new evidence ever came forward, and as many as seven separate eyewitnesses described Salaam savagely attacking people with a metal pipe. In fact, these convictions were vacated even though one argument for exonerating Salaam of rape is that he was too busy assaulting other people to have been present for the jogger attack!

I wish I had provided this additional context from the beginning, so that people would know the facts, and not just a narrative crafted for them at Netflix and PBS by people eager to exonerate anybody convicted of brutalizing a “Karen.”

[Ron DeSantis @GovRonDeSantis]

Proud to announce that I am working with the FL Legislature to certify the following four constitutional amendments under Article V:
1. Term limits 2. Balanced budget requirement 3. Line-item veto and 4. Requirement that all laws apply to members of Congress w/o exemptions

[Kristi Noem @KristiNoem]

The border deal would have done NOTHING to secure the border. In fact, it would have codified the open border!

This is why the American people don’t trust the Washington establishment. Joe Biden doesn’t need a deal to secure the border TODAY.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Legacy media controlling what subjects they write about is by far their biggest lie, as they can ignore important matters and inflate minor ones.

𝕏 enables the people to define the narrative.