Gold Standard

I will fight against Nazis with every fiber of my body.

Nazification has to stop.

Freedom is not free! Blood, sweat, and tears, I shall fight!

[Gold Standard @No1GoldStandard]

Keep America Beautiful.
It would make a great gift to this nation for the big anniversary.

[Upstate Federalist @upstatefederlst]

There is no other point in human history when 10,000 men stampeding across your border was not considered an invasion.

[أحمد شريف العامري @AhmedSharif]

I talked about Spain multiple times.

[XX-XY Athletics @xx_xyathletics]

More and more girls are now emboldened to speak up.

Courage is contagious.

Thank you @sophaller

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Hmm

[Gold Standard @No1GoldStandard]

@Nordstrom Does this guy work for you?
https://t.co/qdI5suMQMO

[Jon Root @JonnyRoot_]

BREAKING: The identity of the man that berated the two teenage female Sophie Cunningham supporters at the Seattle Storm vs Indiana Fever game is Marco Esquivel.

Esquivel is a Nordstrom corporate employee in Seattle.

His LinkedIn is no longer active.

@Nordstrom, will you publicly condemn his actions?

[Nigel Farage @Nigel_Farage]

My response to viral footage from the Moroccan border.

It’s time to wake up everybody.

[Gold Standard @No1GoldStandard]

@OneBadDude_ They are still collecting Fauci Bobble Heads.

[Brandon Gill @realBrandonGill]

Do you think James Talarico still plays with his Fauci action figure?

[Gold Standard @No1GoldStandard]

@Natism When I was little, babies born like this were considered lucky babies. Some folklore wisdom, it just reminds me of my mother telling me this. I never saw it, it's beautiful.

[Gold Standard @No1GoldStandard]

@Fynnderella1 So the doll and bobblehead collections will loose their value? Just asking, or will the left buy up the remaining inventory in the hope they'll be valuable later?

[Gold Standard @No1GoldStandard]

It was a hard lesson in group think for the world.
Thank you for standing up publicly, I think that is the hardest part.

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

I’m having a very hard time reading the Fauci diary excerpts.

It’s bringing it all back. Everything from 2020 through 2023.

I spoke up early and often.

Starting from the very beginning -- in March 2020 -- I was against all of it, but I had a particular focus on kids and school closures. As a Democrat (former) in deep blue San Francisco, this made me a heretic. A target.

I tweeted, yes. But I also led rallies in San Francisco to open the schools. I sat through virtual school board meetings that dragged on for nine hours and somehow never addressed the actual elephant in the room: the schools were closed.

I wrote op-eds. I went on local media to plead with the school board, the teachers' unions. I did everything I could to get the public schools open -- just like private schools already were. I have 4 kids. All public school kids.

I lost most of my friends in this process of speaking up. There are family members I haven’t spoken to in over five years (their choice) and almost certainly never will.

And then there was my career which I'd spent 30 years building. Gone.

People love to say, “But it was worth it. You spoke the truth. You made a difference.”

The truth is: I’m not sure that’s true.

Schools in San Francisco stayed closed until September 2021. I made zero difference. I tried. It did nothing.

Reading these diary entries is brutal. I find myself weeping while reading them, and then I have to stop. I can't take it. I can't put myself through it.

This egomaniacal little shit of a man who lied constantly about everything: masking, spread, the vaccines, the closures, the origin. HE KNEW HE WAS LYING ABOUT ALL OF IT.

He goes on and on in the media and with his celebrity friends, soaking up the spotlight while lives were being ruined. He's gloating about Julia Roberts and Kim Kardashian and Barbra Streisand like some teenaged social media influencer. He's having private dinners with journalists while telling us we can't see family for Thanksgiving.

Many kids still haven’t recovered from the isolation. The disruption to their development.

And my life was upended and will never be the same.

It would be nice to say “Yeah, it was all worth it.” But I don’t know. And it’s all very hard to read. Because I was a nobody fighting a machine that was never going to fold.

I could have stayed quiet. Gone along. Pulled my kids out of public schools and put them in private. But it was never just about my kids. It was about everyone's kids.

If I'd done that, it would have all just passed. My life would have remained intact. I gained nothing. And impacted nothing.

People love to screech that I’m a grifter. The grift would have been staying quiet and leaving my reputation and salary intact. But I couldn’t keep my mouth shut. Because I knew that children were suffering.

And I lost it all.

He was a liar and I was right, and it doesn’t matter because I still lost it all.

It’s all very depressing right now. I have no sense of: “Yeah, but I did the right thing.” Maybe because I'm not a person of faith.

I just feel utterly deflated and sad about it all.

There are no rewards for going early. Just disdain. And loss. And you never get it back. No one will apologize for cutting me off after 30 years of friendship, for trying to take me down and end my career. More importantly, no one will apologize to the children harmed. To the families who could not care for dying loved ones. To the small business owners who lost it all.

No apologies to anyone.

And the fact is, you never get back what you gave up trying to do the right thing. You remain cancelled. And those other people who did the cancelling, they don't even know about the Fauci diaries.

So yeah, it's all kind of hard to wade through at the moment. And fight against the black-pilling of my soul.

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

I’m having a very hard time reading the Fauci diary excerpts.

It’s bringing it all back. Everything from 2020 through 2023.

I spoke up early and often.

Starting from the very beginning -- in March 2020 -- I was against all of it, but I had a particular focus on kids and school closures. As a Democrat (former) in deep blue San Francisco, this made me a heretic. A target.

I tweeted, yes. But I also led rallies in San Francisco to open the schools. I sat through virtual school board meetings that dragged on for nine hours and somehow never addressed the actual elephant in the room: the schools were closed.

I wrote op-eds. I went on local media to plead with the school board, the teachers' unions. I did everything I could to get the public schools open -- just like private schools already were. I have 4 kids. All public school kids.

I lost most of my friends in this process of speaking up. There are family members I haven’t spoken to in over five years (their choice) and almost certainly never will.

And then there was my career which I'd spent 30 years building. Gone.

People love to say, “But it was worth it. You spoke the truth. You made a difference.”

The truth is: I’m not sure that’s true.

Schools in San Francisco stayed closed until September 2021. I made zero difference. I tried. It did nothing.

Reading these diary entries is brutal. I find myself weeping while reading them, and then I have to stop. I can't take it. I can't put myself through it.

This egomaniacal little shit of a man who lied constantly about everything: masking, spread, the vaccines, the closures, the origin. HE KNEW HE WAS LYING ABOUT ALL OF IT.

He goes on and on in the media and with his celebrity friends, soaking up the spotlight while lives were being ruined. He's gloating about Julia Roberts and Kim Kardashian and Barbra Streisand like some teenaged social media influencer. He's having private dinners with journalists while telling us we can't see family for Thanksgiving.

Many kids still haven’t recovered from the isolation. The disruption to their development.

And my life was upended and will never be the same.

It would be nice to say “Yeah, it was all worth it.” But I don’t know. And it’s all very hard to read. Because I was a nobody fighting a machine that was never going to fold.

I could have stayed quiet. Gone along. Pulled my kids out of public schools and put them in private. But it was never just about my kids. It was about everyone's kids.

If I'd done that, it would have all just passed. My life would have remained intact. I gained nothing. And impacted nothing.

People love to screech that I’m a grifter. The grift would have been staying quiet and leaving my reputation and salary intact. But I couldn’t keep my mouth shut. Because I knew that children were suffering.

And I lost it all.

He was a liar and I was right, and it doesn’t matter because I still lost it all.

It’s all very depressing right now. I have no sense of: “Yeah, but I did the right thing.” Maybe because I'm not a person of faith.

I just feel utterly deflated and sad about it all.

There are no rewards for going early. Just disdain. And loss. And you never get it back. No one will apologize for cutting me off after 30 years of friendship, for trying to take me down and end my career. More importantly, no one will apologize to the children harmed. To the families who could not care for dying loved ones. To the small business owners who lost it all.

No apologies to anyone.

And the fact is, you never get back what you gave up trying to do the right thing. You remain cancelled. And those other people who did the cancelling, they don't even know about the Fauci diaries.

So yeah, it's all kind of hard to wade through at the moment. And fight against the black-pilling of my soul.

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

Gavin gets really excited when he destroys lovely California neighborhoods. Watch the Holy Spirit come over him when he fantasizes aloud about how he's going to exploit the Palisades as it's still smoldering behind him.

[Gold Standard @No1GoldStandard]

@sdoc1888 @BoyGeorge Obsessed. Just concentrate on your life in Scotland. A pathetic Israel obsession is kind of shameful, have you got nothing else to do?

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

Senators who support cancelling recess & remaining in DC until the SAVE America Act is passed:

✅ Senator Mike Lee
✅ Senator Rick Scott
✅ Senator Jim Banks
✅ Senator Ashley Moody

@BasedMikeLee @SenRickScott @SenatorBanks @SenAshleyMoody

[Gold Standard @No1GoldStandard]

This just sums it up beautifully, it's almost like poetry.

[Richard H. Ebright @R_H_Ebright]

@nypost Fauci makes Trump look modest by comparison (despite having no real accomplishments, apart from killing 20 million, defrauding 8 billion, and scoring an autopen pardon).

[Richard H. Ebright @R_H_Ebright]

@nypost Fauci makes Trump look modest by comparison (despite having no real accomplishments, apart from killing 20 million, defrauding 8 billion, and scoring an autopen pardon).

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Starship is intact, floating in the ocean and transmitting telemetry!

[Gold Standard @No1GoldStandard]

@N0TaB0TiSw3ar @ScottPresler Okay fair point, but there are many who don't go to work everyday, and non of them did what Scott is doing.
A young person who keeps his/her overhead low can start succeeding like him. It's not for people who need to support a family and go to work.

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

Just wrapped up narrating the audio for my book, “The Persistence.”

Spent several days in the studio reading every single word.

This book is about the power of 1 & that through hard work — & dare I say, “persistence,” you can go from the dog house to being invited to the White House.