Saga (Rugged Individualist)

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@ericmmatheny @RealMattCouch

[Atchamic @atchamic]

@Pro__Trading @TheMaineWire I'm just here for the popcorn. This guy embodies the current state of the Democratic Party 😭🤣

[DVZ MΞMΞS @FreedomInc5]

@Pro__Trading @TheMaineWire

[Bama Chan @HeardChanda]

@Pro__Trading @TheMaineWire They elected a murderous psychopath in Virginia, an Al-Qaeda terrorist in New Jersey yesterday, and a pedophile groomer in San Francisco also yesterday. They have no bottom as to how low they will go & what kind of people they will elect. Like the Nazi tattoo was not bad enough!

[Pro-America | Politics & Markets @Pro__Trading]

🚨REPORT🚨

@TheMaineWire is reporting Graham Platner's campaign has become aware of information that's going to be leaked soon that is going to be extremely damaging to his campaign.

Platner abruptly canceled a campaign event and is rushing home from Washington DC back to Maine.

The information that will be dropping is reportedly worse than the Nazi tattoo and worse than having a social media account on "predators paradise."

People all over Twitter are speculating as to what could possibly be worse than that.

The Platner campaign is collapsing before our eyes.

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

I don’t recall voting for this Judge to be President.

[Sherri Unfiltered™ @FFT1776]

Serious question:

What has Senator Mike Lee actually done besides posts and videos on X?

Has he stepped up and publicly rallied 4 other senators to start the process of replacing Thune as Majority Leader?

One strong voice can demand a GOP conference meeting and force the issue.

I can’t sit back and read posts on X or watch performative videos.

Are we being played by Senator Lee? Is the entire Congress in on the sham?

[Flopping Aces @FloppingAces]

These two moves aren’t random personnel decisions. They’re precise placements on the board.

Kevin Warsh didn’t bring in some safe, consensus technocrat to run the Fed. He brought in Paul Winfree ... the man who wrote the actual blueprint for taking the modern Federal Reserve apart and replacing it with something far less powerful and far less political. That’s not staffing. That’s installing someone who already has the intellectual architecture for regime-level change inside the building.

At the same time, Trump drops Bill Pulte into acting DNI while leaving him in charge of FHFA, Fannie, and Freddie. Pulte isn’t a spy. He’s a wrecking ball who already proved he’ll refer sitting senators and Fed governors for mortgage fraud without hesitation. Now he sits where mortgage data, property records, ownership structures, and foreign financial intelligence can be cross-referenced in one place.

The institutions that spent the last decade treating themselves as untouchable are suddenly dealing with operators who don’t respect the old immunities. The Fed thought it could keep running jobs policy, climate agendas, and bailouts with minimal pushback. The intelligence community thought its tools would only ever be pointed outward or at approved targets. Both assumptions are being tested at once.

This is what it looks like when you stop treating these bureaucracies as permanent and start treating them as positions that can be occupied by people who actually intend to use the authority they’ve been given.

The people losing their minds aren’t reacting to inexperience. They’re reacting to the sudden possibility that the files, the networks, and the leverage that used to stay safely inside friendly hands might now be examined by someone who doesn’t owe them protection.
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[Saga (Rugged Individualist) @EllDee369]

@libsoftiktok So creepy!

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

OMG

"Wink Wink" an adult sex toy shop in Bellingham, Washington, is hosting "inclusive sex education" classes for children as young as 9-YEARS-OLD.

Why tf is a sex shop inviting children to their store?!?!

Extremely disturbing 🚩🚩🚩

[Fox News @FoxNews]

"This is for everybody."

Vanilla Ice says he has no plans to back out of an upcoming Freedom 250 concert despite pressure from critics demanding performers pull out of the event.

The rapper said he refuses to let anyone tell him he can't be proud of his country, arguing the celebration is about America and honoring those who served, not politics.

[Steve Hilton @SteveHiltonx]

Thank you, President Trump. 🇺🇸

I am fighting for each and every Californian, to restore the California Dream.

Change is coming.☀️👊
@POTUS

[Michael Knowles @michaeljknowles]

Bessent exemplifies my favorite form of the political animal. He’s an articulate, clubbable, well-coiffed, bloodthirsty, savage beast. You love to see it.

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

AND WE'VE JUST STARTED. 🇺🇸

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I truly detest the BBC. Did they mention our rape gang inquiry hearings once? No. Not a word. Other than a response to the thousands and thousands of complaints they received over their lack of coverage.

Now?

They're writing up some nonsense hit piece on our Facebook presence, yet they have deliberately excluded us from their Question Time Makerfield event despite Restore clearly posing more of a threat than the Greens, Tories and Lib Dems combined. They got an invite. We did not.

The establishment utterly despises Restore Britain and I love it.

We are not in this to make friends in central London.

Restore Britain exists to destroy the rotten system that provides such a comfortable life for all of these people.

We are not here to reform, we are here to restore.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Legacy medias lies both by promoting false stories and by ignoring true ones

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

Important information for anyone, including @nicksortor, who may be on the ground tonight: a different group is reportedly organizing this evening’s Delany Hall protest activity, one with ties to DSA.

This is organized by Palestine Solidarity Working Group, not Cosecha. These are not the institutionally trained "nonviolent" activists like with the prior protests. These are far-left, revolutionary-minded activists who have foreign terrorism sympathies.

Of course, that it's being organized by extremists wasn't enough to deter other NGOs (we suspect National Lawyers Guild) from offering "jail support" to them. They always stick together.

Pray for the safety of all tonight.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

A Civil War doctor watched more men die of dysentery than of bullets and decided the problem was the bread.

James Salisbury was a Union surgeon in a war where disease killed more than half of the 600,000 dead. He blamed the starchy biscuit ration for the camps' endless dysentery and put his sick soldiers on chopped lean beef, broiled, with almost nothing else, letting other food back to a quarter of the plate only once they recovered. He set it all down in 1888 in a book called The Relation of Alimentation and Disease, one of the earliest American diet books and a meat-first elimination protocol a full century before anyone coined the word carnivore. Salisbury never named the dish after himself. He only ever called it muscle pulp of beef.

What survives under his name today is a tray. A grey patty of mechanically separated beef, soy protein, caramel colour and gravy reconstituted from powder, sealed under a film lid and microwaved. The doctor prescribed lean beef and a knife. The food industry handed it back as a frozen dinner with a cartoon on the box.

The recipe:

- 500g good ground chuck, the fattier the better.
- 1 egg yolk to bind.
- Salt, black pepper, a dash of Worcestershire.
- 1 large onion, sliced.
- 200g mushrooms.
- A splash of beef stock.
- Beef tallow or butter to fry.

Mix the beef with the yolk and seasoning. Form into thick ovals. Sear hard in tallow until a crust forms.
Lift out. Soften the onions and mushrooms in the same fat. Add the stock, scrape the pan, reduce to a gravy.
Return the steaks, spoon the gravy over, finish together for two minutes.

He thought he was treating dysentery. He was, almost by accident, writing the first carnivore protocol, and a hundred and forty years later people keep arriving at the same conclusion the same way he did, by watching what happens when the starch comes off the plate.

[Flopping Aces @FloppingAces]

These fucking people are losing their shit because someone finally wants to put a barcode on a ballot envelope and actually count what the mail delivers. That’s it. That’s the entire crime.

Schumer calls it voter suppression. Elias is throwing his usual tantrum in court like the professional obstructionist he is. Padilla is out here claiming millions of “eligible voters” will be magically disenfranchised because the Post Office might notice if ballots disappear.

These are the same people who spent years building and cheering ballot tracking systems when they controlled the rules. Now that a uniform standard might actually work against them, it’s suddenly the end of democracy.

They don’t want chain of custody. They don’t want sent-versus-returned reconciliation. They don’t want records that last five years and can be subpoenaed. They want the current sloppy, unaccountable mess exactly the way it is ... dirty rolls, ballots mailed to ghosts and double registrants, and no reliable way to prove how many actually came back.

That’s the quiet part they’re screaming about. They built a system where fraud is difficult to catch on purpose, and now they’re panicking that someone might install the most basic fucking receipt the mail has ever used for anything else. The fact that they’re this hysterical over barcodes on envelopes tells you everything about how comfortable they got with the blind spots.

These people don’t fear losing elections. They fear finally having to run them without the safety net of plausible deniability. And the louder they howl, the more obvious it becomes that the old way was working exactly how they wanted it to.
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[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

@BsatCLUB Brownstein's work is what first sent me down the rabbit hole. Whether people agree or not, it's worth hearing the argument.

[₿satCLU₿ @BsatCLUB]

@SamaHoole for any skeptics i would suggest searching dr.brownstein on youtube and watch one of his iodine videos. he talks about how 97% of people are deficient in iodine and every cell in the human body requires it. iodine will push bromine out of the cells. i personally take 25 mg.