HankDude

I’d kill for a Nobel Peace Prize.

[Dr. Simone Gold @drsimonegold]

July 2020. Steps of the Supreme Court. America’s Frontline Doctors stood in white coats and told the American people the truth the regime did not want spoken:

COVID was treatable.

Early treatment worked.

Nobody needed to die.

Lockdowns were never necessary.

We were censored within hours. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube erased the video. Careers were destroyed. Doctors were threatened. Patients were denied the medicine that could have saved them.

They called us dangerous.

They were the danger.

History has already rendered its verdict. We were right. They lied. And the people paid the price in lives, liberty, and lost years.

Watch it. Share it. Bookmark it.

Never let them memory-hole what they did.

The truth was never the threat.

Their power was.

[🇺🇸 Edward T. Winslow @EdwardTWinz]

🚨 🚨 CNN AND THE MEDIA HAVE 3 OPTIONS LEFT ON THE FAUCI STORY. ALL 3 ARE CATASTROPHIC.

This is the moment nobody wants to talk about.

After decades of "trust the experts," a bestselling exposé nobody could kill, and a 1,141-page diary now sitting in the Senate's hands → the media is boxed into THREE choices. And every single one is a nightmare:

⚠️ OPTION 1: KEEP DEFENDING FAUCI
– Ignore the diary he handed the Senate under oath
– Ignore that he took the FIFTH — repeatedly — instead of answering
– Ignore the undisclosed adverse event after his own Moderna shot
– Keep telling viewers "trust the experts" like nothing changed
– Lose the last shred of credibility with anyone who remembers COVID

⚠️ OPTION 2: ADMIT THE FAILURE ON AIR
– Admit Dana Bash got outmaneuvered live on State of the Union
– Admit the network "beat up on people who were dissenting"
– Admit RFK Jr.'s 2021 book calling this out was right all along
– Admit years of platforming attacks on doctors who questioned the narrative
– Every anchor who ran a "misinformation" segment looks complicit

⚠️ OPTION 3: KEEP ATTACKING RFK
– Frame the sitting HHS Secretary as reckless instead of vindicated
– Ignore that he's the one who pulled the diary into daylight
– Ignore that he's naming names on camera with receipts in hand
– Risk every future interview turning into the same confrontation
– Let millions watching the clips decide who actually won the exchange

Let that sink in.

There is no Option 4. There is no clean exit. There is no "we move on."

The media is showing you a health secretary who "won't debate."
They're NOT showing you that he's the only one in the room holding the diary.

This is the most dangerous position any network has been in since the lab-leak coverage collapsed.

Follow now → this story is only getting louder. RT so others see this.

Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨

I'll keep you updated as this unfolds, turn on notifications this is EXTREMELY important.

[Congressman Randy Fine @RepFine]

Time is running out @SenateGOP.

You either pass the SAVE America Act or let foreign invaders control our elections moving forward.

The choice is yours.

[Commentary Donald J. Trump Posts From Truth Social @TrumpDailyPosts]

DO YOUR JOB! Cancel the 5 week vacation and pass the SAVE America Act!

@LeaderJohnThune
@lisamurkowski
@SenThomTillis
@SenatorCollins

[Dr. Simone Gold @drsimonegold]

Fauci was wrong about virtually everything. We were right all along.

-Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine worked—safe, early treatments that were deliberately suppressed.

-Masks were theater, not science.

-Lockdowns caused far more harm than good.

-Remdesivir was, and remains, harmful.

-The mRNA injections carried serious risks that were never honestly disclosed.

-Six-foot “social distancing” was an arbitrary invention with no rigorous basis.

-PCR testing was massively overused and produced huge numbers of false positives that were treated as real infections.

-The case fatality rate for most people was low.

-COVID originated from the Wuhan lab, and NIH funding flowed into gain-of-function research there.

Fauci funded and defended that research while publicly denying it.

He lied to protect his position, his funding streams, and his power. He harmed ordinary Americans—patients, families, children—to advance his own money and control.

This man should face real accountability. Put the villain in prison.

[HankDude @HankDude]

@BoyGeorge @BoyGeorge Jah Bless 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

[Boy George @BoyGeorge]

#Shalom

[Congressman Randy Fine @RepFine]

The Senate should not leave for recess until the SAVE America Act is passed. @LeaderJohnThune

[Rep. Anna Paulina Luna @RepLuna]

The Senate has a choice between Voter I.D. or 35 days of paid vacation. All eyes are on @LeaderJohnThune 👀

NO RECESS until we SAVE America!

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

Fauci should be tried for Crimes Against Humanity. He is a mass murderer & I consider it a badge of honor to have been cancelled from Fox News for calling him out when I was asked about Mr You-can’t-question-me-because-I-am-the-science. I responded that many people I talk to do not see Fauci as science, they saw him more as Dr Joseph Mengele, the doctor of death from the Nazi concentration camps. Considering Operation Paperclip, maybe it is time we declassify all documents relating to Mengele & Fort Detrick Maryland where some of his work may have been continued. And while we’re at it, how about investigating & declassifying if Fauci worked on any of his programs?

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 @LeaderJohnThune is about to recess the Senate for a month… He is a gutless failure of a Leader.

He’s tagged, drop him a message.

[Ari ארי آري 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 @AriFromKfarSaba]

The Hamas rapist-murderers of Shani Luke have all been eliminated by a team dedicated to tracking down and eliminating anyone who planned, executed or otherwise partook in the Oct 7 massacre. Every last one is not an empty slogan, it's a promise

[Christina🇺🇸 @faithfulsoul70]

@Stephen_Mooore @LeaderJohnThune
Heed these words.
Americans are sick of you.

[Senator Ashley Moody @SenAshleyMoody]

I didn’t come to the United States Senate because I needed something to do.

I’m serving because there are things we need to get done for the American People.

The Senate needs to stay in session until we can get the SAVE America Act to the floor and passed.

[HankDude @HankDude]

@BoyGeorge 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

[Melissa ✡︎🇺🇸🇮🇱🎗️#OurPeopleAreHome @unwaiverhesed]

Utterly incredible song by @BoyGeorge!!!
May G-d bless and protect him.

[American Debunk @AmericanDebunk]

Mamdani has been on our radar for a while now. I’ve always been skeptical of the alarmism that follows big elections, so when he first burst onto the scene I dismissed the noise.

But something really felt off in his viral "arrest Netanyahu" video this week.

I couldn’t quite name it at first, so I’m brain-dumping here with you. Here goes….

When Mamdani won, I ran a scenario in my head: he wins New York, governs as far left as our system typically allows, the money flees NY, and four years later the rich people who fled NY fund whoever challenges him and they get him out of there. Classic cycle. There will always be a corrective force. That’s why I never lost sleep over Mamdani.

That video changed everything for me and changed the way I see every subsequent clip of him. It feels like what’s beneath the surface does not match what’s on the surface.

On the surface, Mamdani is the picture of calm composure.

He speaks in measured, articulate sentences, never raises his voice. He nods gently as he talks as if quietly reassuring you that you can trust him.

Those who’ve followed me since 2021 know I am obsessed with body language, hypnosis, the subconscious mind, etc.

The nodding of the head throughout his Netanyahu arrest video is alarming. Not the nodding itself, but that it suggests he knows what he’s doing.

He’s speaking directly to your subconscious mind, telling you that everything is OK, that he can be trusted. It's a performance.

Beneath the surface lies a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

The calm composure while nodding throughout is a warning sign. Something dark is stirring within him.

It’s unsettling.

Mamdani had not said a single word condemning Hamas for October 7th in this address, nor has he ever as far as I know.

He only addressed it the next day, and only after a reporter forced the question. Even then, he reduced the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust to “a horrific war crime”.

A few seconds later he softened it further to something that “should be deeply opposed.”

That’s how I’d say it too if I was disingenuous. Inauthentic condemnation.

Democrats hunting for oppressors to denounce is nothing new. What’s new and unique about Mamdani is the delivery in which he did it. He made it a theatre event with dimmed lights. He released it at night as if it was a presidential primetime address. And he doesn’t come off as a whack job. What Mamdani said during his video wasn’t the part that was shocking or left me feeling like darkness was swarming around me. It was shocking because he was so composed while doing it.

And that’s why I am starting to feel as though Mamdani is actually dangerous. It’s not the socialism. It’s the composure and messaging.

He is high-IQ calm and an exceptionally gifted communicator. The clearest proof came the very next day on Jon Stewart’s show, where he sold democratic socialism like this:

“A lot of what we’ve come to accept as the facts of life across our country is driven by democratic socialist principles. If today you and I were to introduce the idea of a building that lends out books for free, we would be slandered… and yet that’s the library. And the same thing with the fire department, and the same thing with public schools.”

A+ persuasion/messaging game here. He uses a classic technique called pacing and leading.

First, he gets you nodding along to undeniable truths such as libraries are good, fire departments are good, public schools are normal.

Each “yes” builds momentum. Then, once you’re in rhythm, he slips in the thing he actually wants you to accept.

Democratic Socialism rides in on the back of those easy agreements.

He even borrows credibility by tying it to FDR and La Guardia. The way he can articulate and weave around in his answers is unique in that we’ve never seen it before from a Left-wing radical.

Left-wing radicals always come off as whackos. He doesn’t come off as a whacko...on the surface.

Compare him to what we’ve seen from other Democratic Socialists: AOC, Rashida Tlaib, THE SQUAD— erratic, shrill, and always saying things that make them seem low-IQ.

They are easy to dismiss. Honestly they seem batshit crazy. I always expect every socialist to self-destruct on camera.

Mamdani doesn’t self-destruct. He is calm where they are frantic, articulate where they are….stupid, and disciplined where they are impulsive.

He makes the same arguments, but he makes them sound reasonable and measured.

His library analogy on Jon Stewart's show was so perfect and true. That’s the danger.

For years, Democratic Socialism has been contained because its own messengers are literal morons.

Everyone who has ever tried to stand as the spokesperson for Democratic Socialism has looked like a hipster millennial with too much college debt, or hasn’t been articulate enough to mask the destructive ideology with something palatable.

The ideas rarely had to be defeated because the carriers defeat themselves. Mamdani breaks this pattern. He proves the ideology can be smart, composed, high-IQ, and persuasive.

It doesn’t have to come packaged as lunacy. It can wear a suit, speak in full paragraphs, sit and chalk it up with Jon Stewart and win the room.

But something is off.

A psychiatrist told me years ago that evil people are not elusive. Everyone around them always knows.

At some point we get a feeling. We always get a sense. I think that’s why I felt unsettled during Mamdani’s latest video and each clip I’ve seen of him since.

I believe there is real evil in him. And I think you feel it too.

[Afshine Emrani MD FACC @afshineemrani]

An Open Letter to @NYCMayor @ZohranKMamdani

Dear Mayor Mamdani,

You have every right to grieve the dead in Gaza. Any person with a conscience does. The images of ruined neighborhoods, of children in hospital corridors, of families with nowhere left to go — these are not propaganda to me, and I will not pretend they are. If your video had been a plea for the innocent, I would have stood with you.
But that is not what you delivered. You delivered a verdict.
You called Benjamin Netanyahu "a war criminal, the architect of a horrific genocide," and you assigned him a precise body count — "more than 73,000" — as though the number were settled law rather than a figure produced by a ministry controlled by Hamas, one that does not separate a fighter from a child. You reached for the gravest word in the human vocabulary, "genocide," a legal term that Israel, the United States government, and a great many serious jurists reject as a description of this war — and you spoke it not as an argument to be tested but as a fact already proven. That is not moral clarity. It is the opposite: it is certainty worn as a costume.
And notice what you did not say. You did not, in that same breath and with that same force, name the men who started this. You did not demand the return of the hostages still held in tunnels. You did not call Hamas what it is — a movement whose founding purpose is the murder of Jews and the destruction of a state. October 7 appears in your account, when it appears at all, as a preface to be moved past quickly, a throat-clearing before the real business of condemning Israel. A leader who could summon such vivid detail about the crimes of one side, and such fog about the other, has not shown us his conscience. He has shown us his thumb on the scale.
Then there is the matter of the arrest itself. You campaigned on jailing a foreign head of state. You have now conceded, after your own lawyers looked, that the city has no authority to do any such thing — and so you have handed the task to a federal government you know will not take it, while the President has already said plainly that no arrest will occur. You surely understood this before you filmed a word. Which means the video was never about accountability. Nothing in Gaza changes because of it. Nothing in Israel changes. The only thing it moves is the temperature inside your own city.
And your city is not an abstraction. You declared a democratically elected leader of a close American ally "not welcome" in New York — a city with the largest Jewish population outside of Israel, many of whom heard in your words not a policy but a message about how their own mayor regards the country half their families live and die for. You were not elected to prosecute the Middle East. You were elected to govern eight and a half million people who are worried about rent, about the subway, about whether their kids are safe walking home. Every ounce of capital you spend on unenforceable foreign-policy theater is an ounce you are not spending on the job they actually gave you.
So I will ask you for the thing that would prove me wrong:
Condemn Hamas by name, without a "but," the way you condemn Netanyahu. Demand the hostages home with the same volume you demand The Hague. Apply your standard — international law, human dignity, the sanctity of a child's life — to every actor in this war and not only to the one it is fashionable to indict. Grieve the Palestinian dead and the Israeli dead in the same sentence, and mean it.
Do that, and I will believe this was principle.
Until then, Mayor, this reads as what it appears to be: a performance of righteousness, staged in a city you were hired to run, at the expense of the very New Yorkers watching you choose a fight you cannot win over the problems you were sent to solve.
New York deserves a mayor. Not a prosecutor of grievances he has no power to try.