🚨 ELON JUST DROPPED THE TRUTH BOMB PARENTS STILL AREN’T HEARING
On Bill Maher, Elon Musk didn’t hold back:
“The amount of indoctrination happening in schools and universities is far beyond what parents realize. Kids today are having a completely different experience than we did.”
He gave a concrete example. A friend’s daughters in a Bay Area high school were asked who the first presidents were. They named George Washington.
Then he asked what else they knew about him.
Their only answer: “He was a slave owner.”
Nothing about leading the Continental Army. Nothing about winning the Revolution. Nothing about becoming the indispensable man who held the new nation together.
Just the smear. That was the entire lesson.
Parents have no idea what their kids are actually being taught — and even less idea of what is being deliberately erased.
This is not education. This is systematic rewriting of American history to produce kids who feel guilt instead of pride.
The machine is still running full speed. Don’t sleep on it.
I went in work today. I told my boss that I hate our company and am actively working to dismantle it. I pledged my allegiance to our competitor. I told them our company sucks and I’m taking two weeks off, with pay. Who cares what our customers want. I’m doing what I want.
Just kidding. I’d get fired.
Only members of Congress are allowed to do that.
Governor Newsom signed the "Stop Nick Shirley Act" admitting he and his elected friends are exactly the people we've known them to be.
The warning extends beyond @nickshirleyy. If you value the first amendment and don't want taxpayer-funded fraud, you should care about this.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just called out Canada's Mark Carney by name. "Prime Minister Carney rose to power on an anti-American, anti-Trump platform," Bessent said, "and he seems to have gone back to his old playbook." Canada was offered a good deal last week and turned it down.
Social Security reform idea: The Get What You Paid Act.
Every beneficiary gets exactly what they paid in, not one penny less. Also, not one penny more.
How many people would go for this?
🚨 END the H-1B Visa Program
@RepGregSteube: “Microsoft fired 16,000 Americans and then turned around and hired 9,000 workers under H-1B.”
“Disney fired 250 employees… [and] had those 250 American employees train their replacements under H-1B.”
“We have Americans that are skilled in all these different areas.”
https://t.co/W1yqWGXbFN
United Healthcare Profits are 33%!
Massive!!!! We all knew this. We just needed proof.
Now someone please do a “Nonprofit” Hospital.
#HealthInsurance#Hospital#Congress#Fraud#CORRUPTION
Study Reveals UnitedHealth’s Profit Margins Four Times What It Claimed
https://t.co/rSZpe7L7Tb
Without the unvaccinated, the world would already be eating bugs, lining up for their 11th booster, and hiding in their basements like obedient lab rats. It's our resistance, our refusal, and our voice that shook the system and woke up the masses.
We stood against the largest psychological operation in human history, designed to break our minds, crush our freedoms, and turn society into a digital prison. And we're not done. We will keep resisting FLOCK, date centers, gunlaws, punkass game departments, mass surveillance, and every tyrannical government movement that dares to rise.
You are welcome to join us, or stay a slave in the cage they built for you.
We are the last line of defense against tyranny. The resistance. The enemy they couldn't break. The glitch in the matrix. The anomaly they never saw coming, and the spark that set humanity free.
You’re welcome.
James O’Keefe Just EXPOSED Lisa Murkowski LIED in Her Excuse for Voting Against the SAVE America Act
Murkowski claimed Unalaska residents would have to fly 800 miles to Anchorage just to register to vote or get ID.
James O’Keefe went to the island....
-Local DMV: “No, you can come here.”
-City Hall: We’re still a polling place.
-Residents: “Don’t have to go to Anchorage.”
Everybody he talked to contradicted her.
Make you wonder why these Senators are so against securing our elections...
We pay the premiums. We pay the deductibles. We pay the copays.
Then when we actually need care, an insurance company gets to decide whether it will pay.
Healthcare should exist to keep people alive and healthy, not to maximize shareholder returns.
Something has to change.
Here is what still bothers me about the pandemic: The decisions that closed schools, shuttered businesses, and mandated vaccines were not made by anyone who faces voters. They were made by career bureaucrats, advised by outside interests, funded by private money, and none of it was disclosed as it was happening.
I have spent years trying to get to the bottom of what really happened and hold people accountable. I’m not backing down.
Congress forced the manufacturer to sell me the drug at a discount.
I gave it to your commercially insured employee. I billed your health plan the full price.
The patient kept the deductible.
I kept the discount.
We call that stretching scarce resources.
-Rojas out.
@SenBillCassidy Take Social Security back to its original design, and the problem is solved. Each individual has their own account. The money should never be in the government’s hands or available to the government for use.
Not one single senator objected to @ThomTillis gaveling in the pro forma session today. They all support obstructing President Trump and the America First agenda
The American people are paying full freight for 2 increasingly empty chairs.
Mitch McConnell has barely been seen publicly in months. Maxine Waters is 88. Written statements, staff updates and occasional appearances shouldn’t be enough to end legitimate questions about whether elected officials are still fully capable of doing the jobs taxpayers are funding.
This isn’t Republican vs. Democrat. It’s about a system that increasingly treats congressional seats like lifetime appointments while voters are expected to accept limited transparency.
At minimum, Americans should be able to expect:
• Regular public appearances
• Direct answers from the elected official
• Basic transparency about their ability to serve
If someone is capable of representing millions of Americans in Congress, demonstrating that publicly shouldn’t be an unreasonable standard.
Voters deserve representation not just a name attached to a seat.