David Johnson

TRIGGER WARNING: If you have a trigger, imma go lookin for it.

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

Not satisfied by the shellacking they just got, Republicans are hellbent on losing even harder in 2028 LMAO.

[Whiskey Girl @Acommunaltable]

@CynicalPublius And also because of what @DataRepublican demonstrated in her Democracy drops - a color revolution is much harder to accomplish without the compliance of the military.

[Cynical Publius @CynicalPublius]

This is the truth.

This is not about Hegseth.

It's about cowing the men and women in uniform into not following lawful orders because they might wind up in Leavenworth.

This is an extension of the Seditious Six ploy.

This is about co-opting the one American institution that has remained true to the Constitution: the U.S. military.

Hegseth stands between us and tyranny, which is why they hate him so and seek to destroy him.

[David Johnson @NotJustAnyDavid]

@ClownWorld Schroedinger's Feminist.

[Clown World ™ 🤡 @ClownWorld]

It’s wild how these people can be completely heartless and cruel, but the second the internet turns on them, they play the victim.

[David Johnson @NotJustAnyDavid]

@TacoforFive1 @WesternLensman They're actually getting far LESS than what they deserve.

[Western Lensman @WesternLensman]

https://t.co/OhKXnoCLfY

[Western Lensman @WesternLensman]

Jennifer Welch says her advertisers were "harassed" into dropping the show.

"Sadly, some of the advertisers have caved. But we still have other advertisers, and we're still standing."

Little companies are apparently stepping in to try to save them.

They read a message from a brewery in Wisconsin that called Charlie Kirk "an awful human being" and wanted to help sponsor the show.

Welch called that "so sweet," then did a shout out for the company for free.

At last count, around 30 sponsors have dropped the podcast.

It's not because they were harassed. It's because these women are toxic.

But hey if you're a little company, just drop these hateful hags a message bashing Charlie. Maybe that'll get you a free ad read.

[Amy E. Sousa, MA Depth Psychology @KnownHeretic]

Tonight the Seattle School Board voted unanimously to fight I-638, a measure Washington voters just passed.

They talked it over behind closed doors, then came out and voted against the voters.

So I said it to their faces:
"35 counties said YES. King County doesn't get a veto!"

One school board doesn't get to overrule the rest of the state. Respect the vote.

Justice delayed is justice denied. 638 NOW.

#638NOW #RespectTheVote
@thehoffather @BrandiKruse @bethsd @WestCoastTerf @JenniferSey @letsgowa @SeaPubSchools

[Harmeet K. Dhillon @HarmeetKDhillon]

You guys have twelve likes in two days on your attempt to dunk on me.

I post a photo of tomatoes or flowers I grew — thousands. (I am an authentic gardener)

Hat I knit — thousands. (I have real world skills, several).

Opinion I have on current affairs — tens of thousands.

Which of us is relevant?

[Northern Barbarian @xnoesbueno]

El Salvador delivers humanitarian aid to Haiti

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

Just as a reminder:

• British authorities arrested fathers for trying to save their daughters from being gangraped by foreign men.

• British officers would coordinate with the rape gangs and hand victims over to them rather than save them.

• British police knew what was happening for decades but decided the mass gangrape of young girls was a worthy sacrifice on the altar of diversity.

• The British media establishment would describe underaged rape victims as "prostitutes".

Make no mistake that the only reason Russel Brand got a rightfully deserved punishment, is because he's white and the government doesn't fear "community tensions" for jailing him.

If he was a third world boat invader or a Pakistani grooming gang member, he would be treated with the finest of silk gloves.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

*New media hoax just dropped*

The “Des Moines man” who shot two McDonald’s employees over a wrong order is Hassan Mohamed, a Somali citizen from Kenya

Every time

[Erika Sanzi @esanzi]

When we say that school isn't great for boys, it's in part because they are increasingly taught by people who hate them.

A pipeline of young women has been brainwashed into despising males—so much so that some are comfortable saying publicly that we should abort all boys. She teaches special ed in MD.

[Michael Shellenberger @shellenberger]

Ah, yes. A crack “covert Russian network” came to the same conclusion as everyone with half a brain. And now @Reuters is helping @vonderleyen smear anyone who recognizes reality and rejects EU/Reuters propaganda

2016 is calling and wants its psyop back

[Jim Clark @bbCaulk]

More evidence the government still thinks it's a player on the field. Private corporations are hacking the infrastructure the government is incapable of maintaining. There will be a day where residents beg corporations to build in their area to fix infrastructure the government cannot or will not.

"Hello, we are from SpaceX and are here to help."

[Captain Eli @TheCaptainEli]

SpaceX did something on November 4 that most companies building AI infrastructure never bother to do. It sent its own people into an elementary school auditorium in Cochise, Arizona, put the numbers on the table and took questions from a packed room.

Riley Trettel, who leads energy and supercomputer development at SpaceX, said it plainly: "SpaceX is the owner, and with approval, will be the builder and the owner of the project long term."

Then he laid out what the county gets. Up to 40% off residential power bills for Sulphur Springs co-op members for the life of the project. $3.6 billion in new power lines paid by SpaceX and handed to the co-op, which takes on no debt. $30 to $100 million a year in new property tax, with a 20% cut in everyone else's county property taxes. Enough one-time sales tax to pay off the county jail bond. Dry cooling, so the whole campus uses about as much water as 20 to 30 homes. No gas turbines on site. Up to $50 billion invested and about 1,000 permanent jobs.

On the latest All-In, one of the hosts brought up the video of that night. "These two very bright, earnest people from SpaceX trying to explain how they're going to reduce electricity cost by 40%. They don't use water. They'll reduce property taxes by 20%." About Riley and Katie: "Good SpaceX employees. They should be proud of how they conducted themselves."

They were shouted over from the first slide. Months of headlines about data centers draining aquifers and spiking bills did that work before anyone walked in. Some residents stayed after the presentation to tell SpaceX they want it there. The county's planning and zoning hearing is December 9.

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 GOOD QUESTION: Trump asks why Democrats want to impeach Pete Hegseth but never impeached anyone over Afghanistan.

"13 dead, hundreds killed at the airport."

Hegseth's Pentagon ran Venezuela and the Iran strikes. Biden's Pentagon ran the Kabul withdrawal.

Nobody was impeached over Abbey Gate. Not one person was fired.

Now Democrats want to impeach the Defense Secretary whose wars Trump says ended in WINS.

[InfantryDort @infantrydort]

Do you know what I think an impeachable offense is? The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

But since we live in a world where radical ideologues invert reality: success is punished and failure is rewarded. This explains everything about government “meritocracy”.

Stunning displays of martial prowess are now the “impeachable” offense.

Stunning displays of martial ineptitude? Promotions, book deals, adoration.

Pete Hegseth is in the crosshairs for embodying the absolute antithesis of the Afghan withdrawal. And the politicians driven by envy will never forgive him for it.

[David Johnson @NotJustAnyDavid]

@TimFullerton @Jason @karaswisher @profgalloway @PivotPod @ProfGMarkets Debunked study after debunked study that confirms what you want to believe. 🫵 🤡