Mark Muncaster

[Catturd ™ @catturd2]

OH FFS 🤦‍♂️

[Patrick Byrne @PatrickByrne]

Nice!
It looks like the ball is beginning to roll. It’s long overdue they go after these corrupt judges.

[Desi H-1Bhenchods @desitechsuppoat]

@JDVance You may want to call the Labor Secretary and look into what they are doing with RAAS INFOTEK, Mr. Vice President. https://t.co/Tg1XlEmmWe

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Meet Arshpreet Singh and Vikramjeet Singh, two Indian nationals.

They were found GUILTY of attempting to steal cargo worth MILLIONS from California warehouses by fraudulently using trucking companies to secure contracts.

Every. Singhle. Time.

[Ann Coulter @AnnCoulter]

I wonder if we'll be getting more headlines like these:

[Dr. Eli David @DrEliDavid]

"Brawl between pilots"

Shame on you @SkyNews
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[NotKennyRogers @NotKennyRogers]

The WNBA may not be able to define what a woman is, but their official rule book has a clear definition for this:

"ANY player who intentionally goes into the stands is immediately ejected from the game, with the incident reported for potential further fines or suspensions."

[Jim Ferguson @JimFergusonUK]

🚨 FRANCE ERUPTS — AND MUCH OF THE WORLD IS LOOKING ELSEWHERE

Something significant is happening in France.

And outside the country, you could easily miss the scale of it.

Around 170 demonstrations took place across France yesterday.

The French Interior Ministry estimates around 206,000 people took part.

The unions put the figure closer to 300,000.
Teachers.
Firefighters.
Hospital staff.
Local-government workers.
Public-sector employees.

All taking to the streets over falling purchasing power, frozen salaries, deteriorating working conditions and pressure on public services.

And at the same time, France is facing a separate wave of student unrest over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and deteriorating schools.

Hundreds of schools have been affected.
Hundreds of arrests have been reported.
Police and protesters have been injured.

This is not a minor demonstration.

France is experiencing a serious wave of social anger.

Yet internationally, it barely resembles the scale of story these numbers suggest it should be.
Why?

Because behind the clashes and political arguments sits something much deeper:
ordinary people increasingly believe the system is no longer working for them.

Wages.
Public services.
Schools.
Living standards.
Trust in government.

The pressure is building simultaneously.

And when hundreds of thousands of people start taking to the streets—
the rest of Europe should pay attention.
France is angry.
And this may not be over.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

Bally Bagayoko, African born mayor of Saint-Denis, celebrates with students the acts of vandalism committed on French schools. Send this criminal back to where he was born.

[The Dank Knight 🦇 @capeandcowell]

They asked the kids to wear gay pride colors and they wore red, white and blue instead. They tore up lgbt signs and stickers and chanted USA, USA.

Cannot stop laughing. The kids are alright.

[Vernon Jones @VernonForGA]

The @WNBA referees are allowing too many players to go into the stands and confront fans. Why are they so afraid to eject players out of the game. Great example last night with Las Vegas Aces A’ja Wilson attacking a fan. And by the way, it was ruled the fan did nothing wrong. She said in her post interview, no man can point a finger at her, as the reason for going off court to confront the fan. Hint to the wise, they are gonna confront the wrong man one day!

Here is the rule:

According to Rule 12A, Section V:
Any player, coach, or trainer who deliberately enters the spectator stands during a game will be automatically ejected. [1] The rulebook breaks down the exact protocol and boundaries for this infraction as follows:

Automatic Ejection and Review: The offender is disqualified immediately from the game, and the officiating crew must report the incident via email directly to the WNBA Commissioner for further review. This review frequently triggers subsequent league discipline, including heavy financial finesand potential multi-game suspensions based on the severity of the confrontation.
Defining the Stands: The rule book explicitly states that the first row of seats is considered the beginning of the spectator stands.

[John Stossel @JohnStossel]

Flock's CEO brags that cops can now use AI to search their database for most anything.

Searches like "White van, spray paint."

"Substitute white van for political protestor ... Trump supporter... And now you have a major problem," says @ChadAaronMarlow from @ACLU.

[Tony Seruga @TonySeruga]

The number of ‘fake’ doctors and nurses just in California is mind-boggling. We have now confirmed over 3,780 nurses and physicians who very well appear to have counterfeit degrees from India.

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

POSOBIEC: The GOP is attacking young white men when they should be fighting for them. In every commercial, every Hollywood movie, the young white man is always the dunce, the butt of the joke, or the villain

https://t.co/6KdpukDPf5

[Senator Ted Cruz @SenTedCruz]

Jack Smith’s team secretly sought phone records from more than 20% of Senate Republicans, including mine.

When I asked what evidence justified keeping those subpoenas secret, he pointed to Donald Trump.

“Am I Donald Trump?”
“You are not, sir.”

“Are the members of the Senate Donald Trump?”
“No.”

“Was this order directed at Donald Trump?”
“No.”

So I asked again: Did you have a shred of evidence that Republican senators would destroy evidence or intimidate witnesses?

Again, he pointed to Donald Trump.

[Carnegie Mellon University @CarnegieMellon]

Today, Carnegie Mellon University and Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of Citadel and founder of Griffin Catalyst, announced a historic $3 billion gift to elevate Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh and launch Carnegie Mellon University Miami. #CMUMiami

Learn more: https://t.co/UkDGUP2Oae

[NizNellie3 @NizNellie3]

🚨 The state of Arkansas fleeced their citizens for $157 MILLION in federal funding this year.

They shoved it into the hands of the University of Arkansas.

Perhaps the Arkansas Governor’s Office should focus on a greater threat to young Americans within her state:

The funding of universities that employ radical professors whose ideology is whatever the hell this is:

Mohja Kapf is a professor of Middle East Studies. She immigrated from Syria.

She enjoys wearing a keffiyeh as a visible sign of her political alignment with terrorist organizations.

This genius is currently under campus investigation for antisemitism, including hanging posters on her taxpayer-funded door that suggests the removal of Jewish citizens from Israel: "From the River to the Sea, Palestine Will Be Free!"

She also displays a cartoon in her office, equating American support for Israel with support for the KKK.

This is what students in red-state Arkansas have to deal with.

There are currently 1,673 foreign students on visas at the University of Arkansas. India, Bangladesh and Panama send the most students.

Maybe "Brad the gamer" is struggling at home because he was rejected from attending the university. His spot was handed to a non-citizen.

Maybe his professors taught him to despise America.

Maybe, just maybe, powerful political figures in Arkansas should start paying attention to the threats confronting EVERY young American in their state.

The first principle of effective counterterrorism is threat identification: the strategic threat of this moment is not Brad.

@SarahHuckabee

[Desi H-1Bhenchods @desitechsuppoat]

THIS IS MAJOR FRAUD HAPPENING RIGHT INSIDE THE STATE HOUSE CAPITOL IN TEXAS

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

Remember that red lit Philadelphia speech? I do.

Joe Biden stood there and painted millions of MAGA Republicans as extremists and a threat to democracy.

That happened. He said it out loud, on national television.

Never forget how ugly political rhetoric can get when one side decides ordinary Americans are the enemy.

[MJTruthUltra @MJTruthUltra]

Hello again John McAfee… 👋

Jimmy Watson, McAfee’s head of security, who McAfee called “son.”— discusses “The dead man’s switch” McAfee was believed to have in place in the event he was killed

Watson says McAfee told him he had terabytes of information on very powerful people, then produced an envelope with hard drives and cash and said they were going to Miami.

Watson says the handoff happened at a cafe. McAfee gave the envelope to two men, walked out, and said: if anything happens to me, I did not kill myself, and that information will be released.

On June 23, 2021, a Spanish court approved McAfee’s extradition to the United States. Hours later he was found dead in his cell in Barcelona. Officials said “suicide by hanging.”

Shortly after his “suicide”, his Instagram account, which had been quiet since his October 2020 arrest, posted one last image: a black letter Q on a white background.

It went up within about 30 minutes. The account was then taken down. No one has publicly proven whether McAfee scheduled it or whether someone with the password posted it after he was already dead. Many read this as a signal — that the switch had been thrown.

Watson states that through McAfee’s wife Janice — he pointed to a specific place: a condo in Surfside, just north of Miami Beach.

Sound familiar?

In the early morning of June 24, 2021, the day Champlain Towers South in Surfside Florida collapsed… around 1:20–1:30 a.m. hours after McAfee died in Spain. Ninety-eight people were killed. (17)

Watson claims that tower was McAfee’s residence and as the site the switch pointed to.

On Shawn Ryan’s show, when asked about that building, he claims that Surfside building is the address McAfee named.

In Extraordinarily odd fashion, After the collapse, something verrrrry strange and unwarranted happened… Israel sent the IDF Home Front Command’s National Rescue Unit to help with “rescue efforts”.

How strange…. 🤔…

Now to be completely transparent, there are no records that state that McAfee had any connection to that building. But as you know, records can be falsified, especially given the nature of what McAfee may or may not have had. The fact remains, his death was highly suspicious, his account posted Q with no context and was never explained, a building suspiciously collapsed a few hours later believed to be in connection to him, and a foreign government agency had boots on the ground..

You have to admit that is weird

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