@TONYxTWO@grok Why don’t we have a voice? How can we have a voice without being put on a list? Actually, I probably already am for voicing frustration.
@StacyAnnFlorida@LeaderJohnThune Yes the only place we the people have a voice, an opinion, will not be heard. Only if you have money and access will you have a voice.
STRANGER THAN FICTION, Bollywood Edition: Stick with me and read the whole thing here, because it is NUTS.
On Saturday, Ted Cruz goes on ESPN’s College Gameday and gets roundly booed.
People try to defend Cruz by noting a bunch of people in the crowd seemed foreign.
Texas statewide political candidate Bo French posts a photo of a section of the crowd at the Texas-Ohio State game showing a large mass of Indians in one section.
Everyone loses their minds and starts flinging poop at each other over mass immigration and Indian assimilation.
Three days later, news breaks that NFL all-star TE Travis Kelce was scammed out of a ton of money by an illegal immigrant and Indian scam artist Siddarth Jawahar.
Siddarth Jawahar, an illegal immigrant, reportedly attended the University of Texas for several years.
And this is the best part: Siddharth Jawahar hired a political consultant named Jeff Roe to help him get a lighter sentence. Recorded jailhouse phone calls captured Roe and Jawahar scheming about how to manipulate the judge in the case.
Jeff Roe is one of Ted Cruz’s top political consultants and ran Cruz’s presidential campaign in 2016.
Truth really is stranger than fiction.
@Eric_Schmitt This is what you are doing in the Senate. Saving college football. And turning the other way with voting rights, the economy, and a war going on. WOW. Call me embarrassed in MO
BREAKING: University of Missouri professor caught admitting on undercover video that they "found clever ways to continue to have DEI centers but not call them that."
"It was mostly cosmetic."
"Lots of us do DEI types of research."
What's going on here, @Mizzou?
🚨 JOE ROGAN JUST CONNECTED THE DOTS ON SOMETHING WE WERE NEVER SUPPOSED TO NOTICE — THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING
This Joe Rogan conversation takes a dark turn fast.
It starts with a disturbing observation:
We’ve lived through events and revelations that would have sounded completely insane just years ago... yet somehow everyone just keeps going like nothing happened.
Then the conversation goes somewhere else entirely.
The theory?
They SHOW it to you first.
Put it in movies.
Turn it into entertainment.
Make jokes about it.
Get millions of people to watch it, laugh at it and dismiss it as ridiculous.
Then, when something similar appears in the real world, you've already been exposed to the idea.
It's called “predictive programming.”
The guest even argues that revealing something beforehand is part of the process... comparing it to the old vampire mythology that says they can't enter your home until they're invited.
Rogan immediately pushes him:
“You think that's on purpose?”
The answer?
“For sure. Really, for sure.”
“It's all an illusion. Reality as we know it is fake.”
How many times have we watched something happen in a movie years before seeing it unfold in real life?