Gratuitous Reminder: the Charlie Kirk murder investigation* is NOT about Candace Owens. No matter how often the shameless liars try to make it so. Candace should be celebrated for her dogged pursuit of the TRUTH, her love and loyalty to Charlie and his "legacy", and for standing strong - so impressively strong - against the US Government/Zionist financed & coordinated efforts to smear, impoverish, and kill her. I certainly do. And, I pray for her. You should too.
*The "investigation" - which Candace initiated alone, though she has since been joined by many other outraged, truth-seeking patriots - is the sole responsibility of the STATE (state & federal) we pay for, tolerate, and to which, these days, we rarely offer our consent. Disgusting.
To Clarify: If you don’t believe the absurd state narrative surrounding Charlie Kirk’s well orchestrated public murder, it does NOT MEAN:
- “You hated Charlie"
- “You are attacking a widow"
- “You want to destroy TPUSA"
- “You’re an anti-semite and you hate Jews"
- “You’re attacking Charlie’s family and closest friends"
- “You’re trying to divide the Right"
- “You’re a communist"
- “You’re in a cult"
- “You’re a demon"
- “You’re a grifter"
- “You’re a conspiracy theorist"
- “You are trying to taint the jury"
- “You’re trying to free a killer"
In reaction to obvious, aggressive, and poorly constructed lies, you are supposed to be skeptical and resistant.
If the furtherance of those lies retards your freedoms (they have), drags your country in to war (they have), and corrupts the judicial system (they have), then you have every right to be furious.
If you’re an American citizen and you pay for all of this, don’t settle for less than the truth and real accountability.
If you’re a Christian, or just a compassionate human, who was appalled by Charlie’s death, don’t be bullied in to silence.
And don’t forget: unless real, and actual “overwhelming evidence” (beyond “REASONABLE DOUBT) is presented that Tyler Robinson murdered Charlie Kirk, don’t allow the state to kill him. He, too, is someone’s son. And, also, a child of God.
Seek truth always. And, do not be afraid.
THE WAKE-UP CALL FOR HUMANITY
I stopped eating sweets years ago. I still drink my Red Bull—and yes, I know it’s not good for me. That’s my conscious choice.
But here’s the bigger question:
Why have we collectively accepted a food system where things that damage our health are marketed to us as normal food?
We’ve been conditioned to accept poison with a label, a logo, and a catchy commercial—and then wonder why humanity is getting sicker.
This isn’t about one candy bar, one soda, or one energy drink.
It’s about what we’ve been trained to accept.
Wake up.
Question what you’re consuming. Question what you’re being sold. Question why “food” has become something that requires a chemistry degree to understand.
Because at some point, humanity has to stop blindly accepting the poison and start demanding better.
This is the wake-up call. How much more are we willing to accept?
Trump is buying toxic beef from Argentina to prop up an Israeli vassal state in South America, while putting American cattle ranchers out of business.
Chalk up another win for MAGA!! 🇺🇸
In 1971, Gil Scott-Heron released “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised,” an incendiary spoken-word piece that became a defining anthem of resistance.
The song’s origins trace back to Scott-Heron’s time as a 19-year-old college student at Lincoln University. Amid the ferment of the late 1960s, he organized campus protests demanding better healthcare and equity for students.
The phrase “the revolution will not be televised” was already circulating within Black militant circles, but Scott-Heron gave it poetic life, inspired by Langston Hughes and the absurdity of consumer culture. Watching TV commercials during baseball games, he was struck by the disconnect between the materialistic fantasies sold on screen and the gritty, transformative struggles happening in the streets.
The result was a piece of razor-sharp cultural critique, a rejection of passivity and consumerism. Delivered over a funky, jazz-driven groove, Scott-Heron’s lyrics are a cascading litany of what the revolution is not—a repudiation of the corporate gloss, political theater, and commodified distractions that dominate media. Instead, he insists, revolution is something visceral and personal.
As he explained in this interview, “The first change that takes place is in your mind… The thing that is going to change people is something that no one will ever be able to capture on film.”
Yet, the song’s deeper meaning has often been misunderstood. While some take its title literally—assuming it means revolutions won’t be broadcast on TV—Scott-Heron’s message is far more profound. Revolution, he argued, demands action. It’s not something to be consumed passively from the comfort of a couch.
In every era, from the 1970s to today, the song’s message echoes: true revolution begins within. It’s a call to self-awareness, a reminder that change is not a spectacle to watch but a process to live.
The revolution isn’t something that will flash across your screen. It’s happening in the choices you make, the communities you build, and the courage you summon to confront injustice.
Many People Don’t Realize
That LED Lights Can Flicker
Over 100 Times Per Second. ⚡💡
Film Them In Slow Motion
And The Hidden Strobe
Becomes Visible. 👁️
For Some People,
This Invisible Flicker
Can Contribute To Eye Strain,
Headaches And Discomfort.
What Your Eyes Don’t See…
Your Body May Still Perceive.
🚨 SHE POSTED A VIDEO ABOUT HER $50 BURNER PHONE — NOW HALF THE INTERNET IS JEALOUS
A woman just shared her simple system and people are losing it.
Every Friday at 6 PM she switches off her iPhone and switches on a $50 burner phone until Sunday at 6 PM. If you have the burner number, you can reach her. If you don’t, you won’t need her that weekend.
No endless notifications.
No doomscrolling.
Just her and the cheap phone.
She called it the best $50 she ever spent.
Thousands of people in the comments are saying they’re about to do the exact same thing.
Could you survive an entire weekend without your iPhone?
This is one of the most interesting takes on the Charlie Kirk assassinations I’ve seen yet. Can anyone explain why a man dresses in all black wearing a ski mask was filmed jumping into the back of the SUV they used to transport Charlie Kirk’s body to the hospital? https://t.co/O2N5BSFgrv
🚨 WALMART IS SELLING 75-INCH 4K TVs FOR $40 — AND PEOPLE STILL WON’T TOUCH THEM
Walmart has 75-inch 4K Roku TVs sitting on shelves with a $428 sticker price… but when you scan them in the app they ring up for just $40.
Similar deals are everywhere.
Costco is clearing 100-inch TVs for $499.
The shelves are still full because a lot of people have figured out the real cost.
These new smart TVs force you to create a Walmart or Vizio account just to turn them on.
Once you do, the operating system tracks everything you watch... even from cable boxes, game consoles, or streaming sticks.
It links that data to your purchases, your location, and your family habits so they can push personalized ads and dynamic pricing.
You’re not just buying a TV.
You’re buying a surveillance device that lives in your living room.
Would you take a $40 75-inch TV if it meant handing Walmart a permanent window into everything you watch… or is the “deal” actually the trap?