2 May 2025: P-Diddy is in jail awaiting a heinous trial, marijuana isnt federally legally, Donald Trump is President, and Im currently watching an Alex Jones/Roseanne Barr podcast.
Think about how you saw life in 2013….
@billieeilish@grok please roast Eilish’s hypocrisy in hating on capitalism and “stolen land” while selling perfume and living in luxury on that same land
BREAKING: Governor Ron DeSantis is permanently revoking Hyatt Regency Miami's liquor license for hosting a "sexually explicit show” while children were present.
Get woke, go broke 👏.
Nothing dissipates my faith in humanity faster than seeing people completely misunderstand the Tates
> His Bugatti and basically every other car is rented.
This breaks news, and every slobbering retard is quick to holler and shout:
“HAHA! RENTED!”
You monkeys.
Have you ever tried to rent a Bugatti before?
$30k/a day. 9 MILLION USD per year.
$43m across 4 years.
But it seems that not a single one of these morons know how to use a calculator.
Every single “person” thinking that “HE RENTS HIS CARS LOL” is a gotcha …
is just self-reporting that they’ve never been around wealthy people before.
This is how it works:
- Things in your name are liable to be seized.
- Company A owns the cars.
- Company B contracts lease from company A.
- Tate bros then “rent” those cars (that they “don’t” own) from Company B.
In addition to protecting those assets from seizure - by creating a structure like this, it also prevents said assets from being included in personal net worth… which means bail gets set at a lower rate.
Use your heads, people.
I stand with the CIA.
They were right to hide free energy and warp drives.
They were right to brainwash the populace. If anything we didn't MK Ultra enough people.
Masterfully done. Go MAX.
Four months later, the Epstein Files still have vanished from the conversation, as if one of the biggest scandals in American and Israeli politics never happened.
🇺🇸 Somebody in the Senate FINALLY asked who authorized 120,000 cameras tracking American drivers
The letter to Flock Safety's CEO:
"Congress never authorized the network your industry has built."
Hawley is demanding documents on data access, camera placement, contracts with local governments, investors, and every known case of misuse since 2021.
He can push for a subpoena if the company stalls. Finally.
This network went up while nobody was looking, and the only rules governing it were written by the company selling it.
A Florida woman sat in jail for 13 days off a plate misread.
Missouri police have already been caught misusing the system.
Flock says the cameras helped find 10,000 missing people.
Fine... then open the books and prove the rest of it.
Source: Axios @HawleyMO / Writer: Daniel