Whitly Montage 🟢⚪🟣🦖

Bibliophile,feminist,history lover
favor antiques,classic cars
old Hollywood & outsider art
some fav ships: #marina #juliantina #wayhaught

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

This happened last Monday afternoon at Hawthorn County Animal Services in North Carolina.
The man is Phil. He's 57 years old. He works in property management and had been thinking about getting a dog for over a year. His apartment lease changed recently to allow pets. He told himself he was just going to look - get a sense of what the process was like. Not commit to anything. A shelter volunteer named Amber walked him through the kennels. At the end of the row, she introduced him to a sandy-colored mixed-breed named Otto. Four years old. He'd been at Hawthorn for seven months. He'd been adopted once before — returned after two weeks with the note: "Too attached. Follows constantly. Can't be left alone." Amber set Phil up in a small visiting room with Otto. Phil sat on the bench.
Otto pressed against his leg immediately. They sat together for about twenty minutes — Phil scrolling his phone, Otto staying close without demanding anything. When Phil's parking meter app sent him a reminder alert, he stood up. Otto didn't bark. Didn't jump. He simply stepped forward, placed both front paws around Phil's calf, and held on. Phil took a step toward the door. Otto's paws tightened. He pressed his forehead into Phil's knee. His body was trembling faintly. His tail was low. He made no sound at all. Phil stopped moving. The CCTV footage shows Phil standing completely still in the middle of the room for nearly a full minute - just looking down at this dog holding onto his leg in total silence. Amber was in the hallway. She said the silence in that room was the loudest thing she'd heard all week. Phil sat back down on the floor. Otto climbed directly into his lap.
Stopped trembling. Phil sat there for another fifteen minutes. Then walked to the front desk. He told Amber on his way out, adoption paperwork in hand: "I came here to look. I wasn't going to do anything today. But he didn't make any noise. He didn't demand anything. He just held on. How do you walk away from that?" Otto went home with Phil that evening. Phil sent a photo three days later. Otto was noted that Otto's "attachment issues" were removed from his file at adoption. Phil's comment in the closing paperwork read: "Not an issue. It's a feature." Sometimes the quietest plea is the one that stays with you longest.

[Its Mud Yam Mud (pronoun half) @IMudlet]

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[Brenda Bogert ♀️🐨🇺🇦💜⚪💚🇵🇸 @BrendaJ69492764]

Woah

[Nick Freitas @NickJFreitas]

The internet is teaming with English majors and baristas who have never set foot in a communist country that think they know more than Lily about communism…and that’s a real problem.

[Josephine Cashman @Josieamycashman]

Case in point — exactly as expected.
They’re sticking to the script.

[Josephine Cashman @Josieamycashman]

Today, unfortunately, every political movement has billionaires pulling the strings. The whole thing plays out like a scripted production, and they assume the audience — us — won’t catch on.

That’s why One Nation is suddenly backing the CFMEU and voting down laws designed to hold them to account. It’s not leadership; it’s theatre — and a phoney performance at that.

Even those who normally support unions, including an independent senator in South Australia, backed the legislation after sitting through judgment after judgment showing the union’s blatant disregard for the law. This wasn’t a broad attack on unions — it was a targeted response to a long pattern of breaches, not a one‑off infringement.

One Nation had promised to support that law. Then, without warning, they flipped and voted against it. On any stage, that’s a plot twist — but in politics, it’s just dishonest.

And now they’re setting the stage for yet another manufactured right‑wing “hero.” A figure whose supporters will be labelled, attacked, and smeared — just as we’ve seen overseas. It’s the same playbook, the same script, the same illusion of choice.

Like Trump, they’ll turn on the people the moment it suits them, because they don’t work for us — they work for whoever’s writing the script.

[Josephine Cashman @Josieamycashman]

See also:

[Josephine Cashman @Josieamycashman]

I’ve reviewed the material outlining the connections between Operation Gladio, the Nugan Hand Bank, the Five Eyes network, and key billionaire power brokers.

Gina features prominently in those networks. A former ASIO captain made contact with me on her behalf and maintained communication over multiple exchanges.

This “former” ASIO captain had me write directly to Gina at her personal email address on several occasions. When they attempted to edit my letter about the Rio Tinto Juukan Hoax in a way that framed me as narcissistic, it became clear they were trying to manage my voice and shape my messaging. That was the point I cut all contact.

Before that, they showed me the data‑collection platform they operate — profiling political candidates and supporters — and said it was financed through a Gina family trust. They also told me that Gina’s father funded the campaign that helped bring down a government in the 1970s. Once I had that piece, the rest of the structure became visible. I could see the pattern, the players, and the operational logic behind what was happening.

Now I understand the right‑wing phoney movement she’s backing. Given Pauline’s long‑term inability to run a stable political operation, and her declining numbers, there’s no scenario where this movement emerges organically. Their concern about collapsing public trust across all parties is obvious. Their fear of the public organising independently is even clearer. So they’ve manufactured a movement — with Gina’s support — to redirect that energy.

It wouldn’t take much to simulate grassroots momentum. A series of small, distributed donations is enough to create the appearance of a bottom‑up surge, even when the architecture is entirely top‑down.

[Josephine Cashman @Josieamycashman]

I want you to hear this:
I walked through the fire and came out knowing there is something above all the power, money, and influence that can’t be defeated. That’s the truth.

They call us “ordinary,” “lower class,” “the public,” as if we’re background noise. As if we are nothing — worthless.

They think they’re superior to us. They take for granted that we, the people, are the engine of the economy, the heart of the nation.

We are the foundation of our community.
We have the numbers.

When we say no more, they are finished.
This is why they fear truth.

They operate from the dark — in shadowy networks of influence, which they control through vast blackmail operations.

On us, they apply manipulation and psychological pressure, believing they can shape the world while we stay silent. They think if they confuse us, isolate us, divide us, or overwhelm us, we’ll fold.

They don’t understand us.
They don’t understand you.

The human spirit — your spirit — is the one force they can’t predict, can’t control, can’t break.
The variable that ruins their equations.
The spark that refuses to die.
The code they can’t rewrite.

I’ve seen how they move.
I’ve seen how they twist reality, our history, how they try to rewrite your voice, how they try to make you doubt your own mind.
I’ve lived it.
And if you’re reading this, maybe you’ve felt it too.

Here’s the truth they fear more than anything:

Everyday people are opening their eyes to the lies.
Not with rage — but with clarity.
Not with chaos — but with purpose.
Not with fear — but with the quiet, rising certainty that we were never powerless.

When we know the truth, the show of lies and manipulation is over.

And it doesn’t need to be all of us.
A few of us is enough — which proves the power of the human spirit.
I know, as it happened to us.

They fear the moment we recognise our worth.
They fear the moment we stand shoulder to shoulder.
They fear the moment we stop believing the lies they feed us.

And that moment is here.
The time is ripe.
I can feel it.
Maybe you can too.

Despite everything — the betrayal, the manipulation, the pressure — I still believe in humanity.
I still believe in you.
I still believe in the strength that lives in everyday people, the ones who refuse to stay chained.

We will break free.
We have outgrown their chains.

[Prisha Mosley🦎 @PrishaMosley]

My son is 2 now, and the fact that I couldn't breastfeed him still devastates me. I have nightmares about the milk being trapped in my chest, and all of the pain.

I can't believe that I was led into a destructive, pointless surgery as a suicidal teenager. It didn't even turn me into a man. Otherwise I wouldn't have gotten mastitis and been in agony after I gave birth.

Healthy breasts shouldn't be sliced off of mentally ill women and girls. I grew up and healed, but my body can't move on.

[PROTECT ALL WILDLIFE @Protect_Wldlife]

TRUE!

[Native American All Tribes @native_soul_ame]

The real truth is coming out to rech every soul. Be awake.

[Al @KotalPoolMain]

@mmpadellan Health care companies lobby extensively and own many of our reps.

That's why denying life saving medical care isn't called manslaughter

[Bob in Houston - Be the Light! #ClearTheList2026 @RobHTX78]

@mmpadellan Simple- the convenience store owner doesn't have lobbyists.