⛔️⛔️ BOMBSHELL: Leaked footage from Israeli Airforce proves it was the IDF that took out its own citizens with Apache Helicopters on October 7 at the Nova music festival….
⛔️Israel has now admitted 28 Apache helicopters discharged their ammunition and had to be reloaded…‼️
While deflecting questions on why he took sanctions off Russia, the White House Chief of Staff stands by, the woman who's daughter was just found yesterday to be earning $35k/month working for the Russians in the Balkans.
Putin has truely purchased the US government.
Once again, MAGA is all up in my comments telling me they hope Donald Trump sues me for calling him a pedophile. So I just wanted to make one thing perfectly fucking clear…
DONALD TRUMP IS A PEDOPHILE.
How many members of the military does it take to watch a ballet box?
Trick question!
Federal law directly prohibits federal troops or armed officers, including federal law enforcement agents, from appearing at polling places.
NO SURPRISE…THE TRUMP REGIME IS TRYING TO SHUT DOWN SPEECH THEY DO NOT LIKE. I STAND WITH @JoJoFromJerz
A single mother in New Jersey says a lawyer for President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump warned, in a message relayed to her by another attorney, that she would lose her home, be bankrupted and end up on the street with her kids.
Joanne Carducci, known online as JoJo From Jerz and followed by more than a million people, told the Medias Touch podcast of an ordeal that has lasted months.
She says it began with a letter, several pages long, from the Trumps' personal attorney in Florida, "the same attorney that was handling the IRS case and the ABC case," she told host Ken Harbaugh. It demanded that she retract things she had said online, including a claim that Trump incited a de*dly insurrection against the U.S. Capitol. It also called for a full apology, an admission that she had knowingly lied, and a payment that had not yet been named. It set a deadline of a few days and warned of punitive damages.
Carducci says a prominent attorney first offered to help her for free, then changed course after speaking with the Florida lawyer. His advice, she says, was to meet every demand because the Trumps have "inexhaustible resources." She says she is paraphrasing her attorney's account of his call with the Florida lawyer, but that his exact words to her were: "They're going to take your house. It's the only asset you have. They're going to bankrupt you and you're going to end up on the street with your kids."
She says one million dollars was demanded at one point. Carducci says she once earned $16 an hour as a paraprofessional and rebuilt her life with no credit after a brutal divorce. She says she never considered giving in, and that her children still do not know.
Former New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin offered to help with part of her case for free, she says. She decided to go public after hearing Melania Trump on the news congratulating herself for empowering women.
"I'm still terrified, but I'm done being quiet about it."
My God, MAGA parents are the worst people...
Meet MAGAt Seth Michael Day, a prominent Christian conservative author, influencer, and psychology professor from Keene, Texas, who was arrested on September 24, 2026, for the sickening first-degree felony Sexual Assault of a Child and third-degree felony Injury to a Child—committed against his own 14-year-old daughter. Day, who built a lucrative platform weaponizing traditional "family values" and lecturing the public on godly parenting, was exposed after a high school teacher discovered the young girl covered in severe lacerations and heavy bleeding.
The depraved details of the arrest affidavits reveal that on September 22, 2026, Day allegedly battered his daughter in the face and chest with a cellphone, exposing a long history of physical and sexual torture trailing back years. Proving that their brand of "family values" was nothing but a transactional facade, his wife, Heather Thompson Day—a high-profile Christian author and Andrews University professor—was also arrested and charged with Injury to a Child by Omission. She is accused of watching her daughter bleed, doing nothing to stop the assault, and later forcing the child to wear a face mask to school to cover up the gruesome bruises from mandatory reporters.
The sheer hypocrisy of the couple peaks with their co-authored book, "I'll See You Tomorrow: Building Relational Resilience When Things Get Tough." While marketing themselves to the Christian right as experts on unconditional love, safety, and enduring family commitment, they were allegedly running a domestic chamber of horrors. The book's public promises of building secure, resilient family bonds stand as a grotesque contrast to the reality of their daughter fleeing to a teacher for basic human survival.
Despite masking his life in hyper-conservative, right-wing rhetoric to profit off Christian families, Day now wears a GPS ankle monitor after posting a combined $350,000 bond. He has been stripped of his classroom duties and placed on administrative leave by Southwestern Adventist University, while an emergency protective order legally bars both parents from going anywhere near their children.