Joshua Robinson

Small government leads to most prosperity for most. ER physician. Appalled by government coerced censorship of physicians who were correct during Covid

[Joshua Robinson @JRobFreedom]

Prosecute Fauci

[Jonathan Turley @JonathanTurley]

Apparently, Rep. Ocasio-Cortez's call to round up the "criminals" in Washington includes the conservative justices: "I mean, of course, this Supreme Court as well has also kind of legalized a lot of his criminality." The Democrats are fast becoming a party of berserkers...

[Kevin Bass @kevinnbass]

New York Times, The Atlantic, The Economist, and Axios all want Jensen Huang gone as CEO

That is the strongest possible signal that he should stay

[Senator Rand Paul @SenRandPaul]

The electoral college is, without question, an inseparable friend to those who believe that every American across our vast country deserves to be heard.

We must fight to defend it from the far Left.

[Michael Shellenberger @shellenberger]

We are in the midst of a five-alarm fire on free speech and privacy internationally.

Politicians across the West are demanding new powers for their spy agencies to do what East Germany's secret police, the Stasi, did.

Americans, Europeans, and anyone else online will have their privacy invaded, and personal information, including information about their health and sexual orientation, potentially shared with foreign spy agencies, if the Australian Senate passes the @AlboMP government's totalitarian bill.

New investigative reporting by @MikeNayna, @NAffects, and @itshermargaret reveals that the Albanese government buried in its censorship legislation a radical change to the nation's Privacy Act, one that would open the door to unprecedented secret spying globally.

It's coming at a time when governments in Europe, the UK, and Brazil are all demanding ever-more censorship of their enemies.

Behind the war on free speech is a war on ordinary people seeking to defend core civilizational pillars, from borders to industry to the rights of women.

The iconic 2006 film "The Lives of Others," about the Stasi, is about what happens when politicians decide their citizens are the enemy. That's what's happening today.

It's fitting that the main character on that film poster should be Australia's Prime Minister @AlboMP, whose legislation would weaponize the nation's censorship agency, the "eSafety Commissioner," to spy on citizens and report them to their governments for thought-crime violations.

Every free person in the West should be alarmed by this development and see @AlboMP and his apparatchiks for what they are: a clear and present danger to our freedoms and civilization itself.

It's up to free people to spread the word about this five-alarm fire and resist with everything we've got.

[Tim Sweeney @TimSweeneyEpic]

A sad day for NVIDIA, developers, America, and all humanity. Jensen founded and ran one of the few companies to reach a massive scale while driving massive continued innovation and ubiquity, while others fell into the trap of ever-increasing extraction.

[Joshua Robinson @JRobFreedom]

@LLysowski Brady has definitely had his media training. I liked the Hooker acquisition interview where he spent two minutes talking about how Damar's definitely not being replaced even though Damar is pretty much being replaced

[DHH @dhh]

You might want to make sure you have a few open-weight models backed up and some basic gear to run them. Who knows what really happened at NVIDIA, but the world just lost one of free AI's biggest proponents.

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

Our Founding Fathers built checks and balances into our Constitutional Republic for a reason. Justice Scalia called those checks the single most important thing about the Constitution. The Electoral College is one of those checks, and one of the most brilliant compromises of the post-Revolutionary era.

Now the socialist left is trying to dismantle the Electoral College. It’s up to us to defend it.

[Sam Lyman @SamLyman33]

NEW: The most powerful AI safety think tank in America is 94% funded by foreign money.

The Future of Life Institute built the intellectual foundation for the most stringent anti-AI legislation to come before Congress this year: the Data Center Moratorium Act and the Ban Superintelligence Act.

But the organization is bankrolled almost entirely by foreign billionaires, including one who expressed that China could be “the grown-up in the room” on AI policy and described China as being in a “much better position to regulate” advanced technology than the US.

And that’s only half the story.

Almost the entirety of FLI’s funding comes from a crypto memecoin pushed by Sam Bankman-Fried. Vitalik Buterin donated $665 million in Shiba Inu to FLI in May 2021. SBF, who had a yearslong relationship with FLI’s cofounder, listed Shiba Inu on FTX that same month, helping provide exit liquidity for FLI’s Shiba Inu donation that allowed it to cash out at a rate 20x higher than even Vitalik expected.

Effective altruists not only orchestrated this historic gift but have been at the forefront of leveraging it to shape AI safety regulation in the US in a direction that leans towards authoritarianism – so much so that Vitalik himself has since criticized FLI’s use of his donation.

American AI policy should be made by Americans. But to an alarming degree, it is funded by foreign billionaires whose allegiance is to a transnational ideology that puts US national and economic security second.

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

The next Congress will push socialism in an extreme way that we’ve never seen before. Families should make the decisions that impact their lives, not bureaucrats.

I’ll do everything in my power to prevent Washington from inserting itself between Americans and their doctors, their children’s education, and their paychecks.

https://t.co/2WwPYldTry

[AJ @neojedjdp]

One of capitalism's greatest achievements is creating opportunities for even disabled people and mothers to participate in productive economic activity rather than remain financially dependent on others

[Pamela Garfield-Jaeger, LCSW @pgarfieldjaeger]

I thought I was going to a social work conference, but I was actually going to a political rally with the mission of destroying Western culture as we know it. The Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) conference, held on October 22-25, 2026, was a shameless display of radical left-wing ideology.

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

As a physician, I’ve spent years challenging the federal health bureaucracy and demanding accountability. I’ll bring that same commitment to oversight to the Senate HELP Committee, where decisions on health care, education, and labor impact every American family.

https://t.co/XFfAXHRu6w

[Emma Camp @emmma_camp_]

Did people actually have it better in the 1950s?

In my latest for @WSJFreeEx, I debunk some common nostalgic myths.

[Joshua Robinson @JRobFreedom]

@ErikVoorhees We are the priests of the Temples of Syrinx

[Jacob L @JacobL1994_]

The fact that he’s going after Jordan is an enormous reveal of his intentions.

Jordan is a major counterterrorism partner for the US and an anchor of stability.

The only people who would want to weaken the king are jihadists and the IRGC.

[Trent Staggs @MayorStaggs]

The numbers don’t lie: ICE just hit historic records — 483k+ deportations and 491k arrests in FY2026. Border closed. Illegal aliens removed. That’s America First delivering.
We enforce the law, protect citizens, and get results. Utah and the West know what secure borders mean for housing affordability, wages, schools, and safety. No amnesty. No retreat.
#AmericaFirst #SecureTheBorder

[martin_casado @martin_casado]

Dark, dark day. Horrible decision for the U.S. and the western world.

[Erik Voorhees @ErikVoorhees]

Sharing this one again, Jensen’s first tweet ever, earlier this year.

“Why open models matter”

Four months later, fired from the company he built from scratch over 30 years.

That a firing of such consequence occurred without a special shareholder vote tells you the real story: it was not about his capabilities in leading Nvidia as CEO, but rather about geopolitics.

And there’s still no evidence the woman was actually a spy, but evidence is an unnecessary precondition.

[Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇦🇹🇼 @DrewPavlou]

This journalist at The Economist pushed hard for Jensen Huang to be purged.

It's really funny because I knew Corbin Duncan in real life. We were good mates until he basically sided with a bunch of CCP supporters who bashed me at a pro-Hong Kong rally when I was 20.

Honestly a very funny backstory. We were mates to the extent that he personally recruited me to the Australian Labor Party when I was 18. I really looked up to him because he was one of the smartest guys in the young Brisbane politics world and got into Harvard from high school.

I really wanted to be his mate so I joined his Labor faction. He brought me along to the classic Fortitude Valley Labor Right stack branch to listen to some boring speech by Jim Chalmers before I was formally inducted to the Party. We got Nandos after the meeting and I remember telling him that I reckoned he would be PM one day.

Anyway, we basically stopped being friends after I began protesting against the CCP. I held one pro-Hong Kong rally at my Australian university (University of Queensland) and was violently assaulted by masked CCP supporters.

Corbin tried to argue that I was the aggressor, even though Queensland Police ultimately charged a masked thug who assaulted me.

The Brisbane Chinese Consul General Xu Jie - also an ''Honorary Professor'' at UQ - put out a statement endorsing the ''self-motivated patriotism'' of the CCP supporters who attacked me on campus. Chinese state media outlets like The Global Times then began to call for my expulsion from university.

UQ ultimately spent half a million dollars hiring two of Australia's top four law firms to build a case to expel me. They whipped up a 186 page expulsion document filled with trumped up charges, including the absurd claim that I stole a pen from a campus art shop. UQ even hired a PR firm to defame me to journalists, mocking me as a ''virgin.''

Newspapers like The New York Times and Washington Post read the full 186 page expulsion document and concluded that I was being punished for my political opposition to the CCP - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd even put out a statement condemning the expulsion and accusing the university of ''bending the knee to China.''

But Corbin insisted that the university was right to expel me. He insisted that I had ''defamed'' UQ Chancellor Varghese and Vice-Chancellor Høj by loudly pointing out that Høj had received a confidential six figure bonus each year for meeting secret China related performance KPIs. Høj had even received an official award from the Chinese government for promoting Confucius Institutes worldwide. But I had ''defamed'' him by pointing this out.

Anyway, I ended up leaving the Labor Party partly due to the abuse I copped from Corbin and his mates in Young Labor Right.

He then started calling me a “rat” online and sending rat emojis to me to symbolise the fact that I had allegedly ratted on the Party.

He also mocked the fact that I went to an Australian university instead of Harvard like him: ''Hate to dash your post-grad plans but paying for an MPA doesn't really count. Unlike being a UQ undergrad like yourself.''

UQ ultimately suspended me for only six months. They wanted to expel me for life but Senator Marco Rubio and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo intervened behind the scenes to voice US government disapproval of attempts to permanently expel me from university.

This was the only thing that put a stop to their full scorched earth campaign against a 20 year old student; US government pressure was the one countervailing force able to resist Chinese government pressure on the university.

I was happy that I ultimately avoided life expulsion with the help of Rubio, Pompeo and Rudd but I was still spewing.

I lost my spot on the UQ Senate and I couldn't get that back. Prior to my suspension, the student body elected me as their representative to the board that ran the university. I automatically lost my elected position the second I was suspended.

So I concocted a genius scheme during my six month sojourn/exile from uni to try get back onto the UQ Senate.

The student union president automatically got a seat on the UQ Senate, so I got my mate Taylor Wass to legally change his name to Drew Pavlou and run a Drew Pavlou ticket in student union elections on my behalf. If he won he was going to resign the post for me so that I could get back to the UQ Senate.

Corbin was outraged at our ingenious plan so he established an anti-Drew Facebook campaign page called ''FRAUD WITH DREW PAVLOU.''

The page accused me of ''anti-Chinese racism'' and ''assaulting Chinese students.'' One of his mates tracked down Pauline Hanson to try get her to ''endorse'' my student ticket and then used that endorsement to call me a Nazi. It was all round psychotic, venomous and insane.

Corbin loudly positioned himself against me and he set himself up as a China dove. He retweeted dire warnings that the West wished to encircle and destroy China and reposted open CCP shills like Bob Carr. He claimed that Australia's spy agency ASIO subverted Australia's foreign policy towards China, a common Beijing line.

He ultimately got a Schwarzman scholarship to China and studied at Xi Jinping's alma mater Tsinghua University. Next thing I know he's a China expert with The Economist.

I tried to reconcile with him a few years later but he ignored me. I see that he's still being a smug smarmy know it all, so I thought I would give this backstory to the world.