Am I The Only 1...

5 generations of child sexual abuse, drug abuse, physical abuse ended with me. 2 generations later, still free & great human beings.Kindness Strength Compassion

[Am I The Only 1... @Smushy131]

Another HUGE effect I would like to add..
EVEN LESS WOMEN WILL REPORT RAPE/INCEST RIGHT AWAY OR AT ALL...
Terrified that they COULD become pregnant...
AND forced to give birth
AND forced to share custody
this adds to the many reasons women will feel FORCED to keep silent!!

[Irishrygirl @irishrygirl]

Let’s talk about what “with the exception for rape or incest entails. For starters, you have to file a police report. Now the female has to endure 6-8 hour rape kit, forcing her to be violated, AGAIN… But wait there’s more.

[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

Happy Tax Day, New York. We’re taxing the rich.

[Jack Hopkins @thejackhopkins]

Vance flew to Budapest last week to campaign with Orbán.
Trump promised Hungary his "full economic might."
Orbán lost by 30 points.
The MAGA endorsement.
Working as designed.

[Robbie Harvey @therobbieharvey]

Pastor, Former School Resource Officer, Accused of SA'ing Children.

A Florida pastor at a New Port Richey church who used to work as a Pasco County sheriff’s deputy and school resource officer now faces felony charges after authorities say he had inappropriate contact with multiple children over several years.

According to the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office, 56-year-old Angelo Musicaro was arrested early this month on seven counts for SA'ing a child younger than 12.

Investigators say the alleged incidents happened at Musicaro’s home between 2021 and early 2026 and involved four girls. Court documents describe repeated claims of him touching some of the children underneath their clothing during visits. One report from 2021 mentions an alleged incident where he instructed a girl to undress and take part in a lewd act while another child was there. Forensic interviews with the victims reportedly backed up the accounts of abuse.

Musicaro has served as pastor at Worship-Life Church in New Port Richey. Some leaders there say they’ve known him for years, describe him as authentic with a big heart, and do not believe the allegations against him.

Before his time in ministry, Musicaro worked for the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office from 1997 to 2010. He spent part of that time as a school resource officer at Ridgewood High School from 2002 to 2006. He later came back briefly as a civilian employee and jail chaplain from late 2015 to early 2017. He is also a former U.S. Marine, and recent social media posts showed he had filed paperwork to run for Pasco County sheriff in 2028.

Musicaro was taken into custody last week. A Pasco County judge set his bond at $605,000 this past Wednesday and issued a no-contact order with the alleged victims and their families.

[Covie @covie_93]

While you're watching this historic NASA-led Artemis II mission remember that trump wants to cut NASA science funding by 47% which would be the largest single year budget cut in the agency's history.

[Am I The Only 1... @Smushy131]

@EricLDaugh 🤣😂🤣 Another "two week" promise. You guys are so fucking retarded... and I mean that literally.

[Am I The Only 1... @Smushy131]

@EricLDaugh Oh shit... I thought Xitter was dead, still a few retards and bots roaming around I see

[Am I The Only 1... @Smushy131]

https://t.co/GXAOl2YlaC

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

Something shocking just happened and barely anyone is talking about it.

Tucked within the 2026 Farm Bill is an alarming provision. Farmers who adopt AI and precision agriculture technologies will be reimbursed for it—90% of the total cost. And the standards governing this tech won’t be set by the USDA, but by the tech industry itself.

An article from Fortune titled ‘The 2026 farm bill quietly hands big tech control over American farmland. Here’s the fine print’ reads:

Tucked inside the 2026 Farm Bill is a provision that would reimburse farmers 90% of the cost of adopting AI and precision agriculture technologies—15 percentage points above the normal EQIP cap.The private sector standards governing those technologies would be set not by the USDA, but by the tech industry itself.This could be a Trojan horse of sorts for something called “precision agriculture” and artificial intelligence (AI), which big tech firms will be able take advantage of farmers and further wrest control over the food system from them.

The article goes on to describe precision agriculture, saying:

Not only is precision agriculture defined, but it is complemented by a list of what are deemed appropriate technologies, including GPS, yield monitors, data management software, and the particularly strange sounding, “Internet of Things and telematics technologies.”That last bizarre phrase, which most would probably consider a typo, is actually a concept that abounds in tech company circles. One definition from an industry leader notes that the “Internet of Things,” or IoT, is the “network of physical objects — “things” — that are embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies for the purpose of connecting and exchanging data with other devices and systems.”

You read that right. They’re connecting your food to AI.

Paired with this definition is the government opening the way for corporations to have, well, a “field day” with precision agriculture, including for AI. Tucked away in the Rural Development Title, is the “promoting precision agriculture” subsection. AI, we are told particularly, is to be guided by “private sector-led interconnectivity standards, guidelines, and best practices.”

In short, this is a Big Tech takeover of our food supply.

But what does that really mean?

According to the proponents of Agenda 2030, of which Big Tech are, they want us to consume zero meat and zero real dairy, everything must be bioengineered, and our food must contain vaccines.

While we’ve seen legislative efforts to stop that from occurring, but when private companies with billions of dollars to spare on lawsuits seize control of the food supply and you have no options left, guess what happens?

mRNA lettuce. And bioengineered everything.

They even admit the aim is to have the food connected to AI. Thus, consuming it would presumably connect you and your loved ones to AI, too.

Not only is this a privacy and complete control nightmare technocrats of old could have only dreamed of, this opens up a range of issues for a whole host of diseases humans will undoubtedly start to suffer from, because this will not be real food.

Joining us now to discuss one of the solutions to metabolic health and the increased threat on it is Ryan Richardson. 🧵

[Am I The Only 1... @Smushy131]

@WhiteHouse FUCK YOU!! YOUR LIES DON'T WORK ANY LONGER, WE HAVE EYES, WE HAVE EARS, WE HAVE COMMON SENSE!!

[Art Candee 🍿🥤 @ArtCandee]

Donald Trump has endorsed Michael Whatley for the Senate.

A reminder that Michael Whatley knowingly appointed convicted child sex offender Harvey Lee West for leadership roles at the North Carolina state GOP party.

West was imprisoned for charges of statutory rape involving three girls, two aged 14 and one aged 16.

Michael Whatley also didn't want the Epstein files released.

[Furkan Gözükara @FurkanGozukara]

BBC confirms the US is responsible for the Minab school massacre that killed 175 people, mostly girls. The "advanced" AI targeting system used outdated coordinates to hit a base next door, ignoring satellite images showing kids playing in the courtyard. Absolute war crime.

[Am I The Only 1... @Smushy131]

@tomas_s242 The good news is WE LEARN FROM OUR MISTAKES.... for instance, plenty are running for California governor. I made sure to call my friends in San Jose to ask about Mahan.... he is a republican disguised as a democrat!

[Senator Angus King @SenAngusKing]

We can fund the TSA.
We can fund FEMA.
We can fund CISA.
We can fund the Coast Guard.
Then we can talk through our differences on reining in the tactics of ICE and CBP to better protect Americans.
I hope my colleagues support this approach the next time it comes up for a vote.

[Warren @swd2]

Newsflash dipshit — God doesn’t need you to save Him. Although you could spend some time reading the words of Jesus and realize how badly your family has missed the mark.

[TheMister @MistersHomeRoom]

They knew about this BEFORE
They tried to cover it up
They failed

Realize what they tried to do

They ONLY tried because in the past they were successful

What have they been able to hide??

[Am I The Only 1... @Smushy131]

@EricLDaugh 🖕🏾Jesus Fucking Christ🖕🏾
you morons want to ban people based on race... while in the same breathe supporting an 🍊🤡 pedophile.

[Peter @polscientistNG]

🚨 : THE HOUGHTI WARNING THAT SHOOK THE REGION

In the tense corridors of the Middle East, statements are never casual. Every word is calculated, every phrase layered with political meaning. That is why the Houthis’ latest declaration caught attention across the region and the world: they announced that if Saudi Arabia, Jordan, or the United Arab Emirates attempted to intercept a missile destined for Israel, they would be considered as targets themselves, treated “as part of Israel.”

The words are stark. They blur the lines between allies, neutral actors, and combatants, reshaping the calculus of military action in a moment when regional tensions are already near a breaking point.

Across the Gulf, intelligence analysts scrambled to understand what this meant in practice. Missiles are never just tools of destruction; they are instruments of diplomacy, psychology, and signaling. By issuing this statement, the Houthis are sending multiple messages simultaneously:

To Israel: “Our missiles are real, and our reach is not limited.”

To neighboring Gulf states: “Intervening carries consequences. You are no longer neutral.”

To global observers: “We are capable, assertive, and willing to escalate.”

The timing of this warning adds to its weight. The region is already on high alert after repeated attacks and counterattacks involving Iran, Israel, and U.S. forces. Energy infrastructure, shipping lanes, and urban centers are under constant monitoring. One misstep — a missile intercepted or miscalculated — could trigger a chain reaction far beyond Yemen or Israel.

Yet even as the rhetoric intensifies, reality tempers panic. Analysts note that the Houthis’ claim is primarily a strategic message rather than an immediate operational shift. Interception capabilities of neighboring states remain advanced, and escalation is never instantaneous. But the psychological impact is undeniable. Decisions about defense, missile deployment, and airspace monitoring now carry an extra layer of political and military risk.

For ordinary citizens in the region, this is a moment that underscores uncertainty. Borders feel more fragile, alliances more complex, and every headline a potential harbinger of escalation. For governments, it is a reminder that modern warfare is as much about perception, deterrence, and messaging as it is about weapons themselves.

📌 BOTTOM LINE
The Houthis’ statement is not just a threat — it is a calculated maneuver in the high-stakes arena of Middle Eastern geopolitics. By threatening regional powers with the same consequences as Israel, they are redefining the battlefield, signaling capability, and testing the response thresholds of multiple states simultaneously. In this environment, words themselves are weapons, and the echo of a statement can ripple farther than any missile ever could.

[tim anderson @timand2037]

Jeffrey Sachs: all the countries that try to blame Iran for a war started by the USA and Israel, host US bases and are themselves occupied by the USA, they are not independent regimes. They fear a US knife in their backs.

[elly @elly34824288949]

@AzPetrich

[The Green Dragon Tavern @greendragonhq]

🚨 Corruption 🚨
🚨 Corruption 🚨
🚨 Corruption 🚨

Do you guys remember Trevor Milton? The CEO of a truck manufacturing company that was supposed to make the first fully electric semi-truck?

He built what was supposed to be a functional prototype but instead shared a video of the non-working prototype, which was simply rolled downhill by gravity after being towed uphill—with the camera angle hiding the slope to fake motion.

He collected hundreds of millions in investments, which were subsequently worthless to working-class investors.
He was, of course, indicted and convicted. He was sentenced to prison and ordered to pay restitution in the hundreds of millions of dollars…

…until Donald Trump pardoned him.

But why did Trump pardon a known scam artist?

It could be because of his multimillion-dollar donations to the Trump campaign, or maybe the fact that he hired Pam Bondi’s brother as his attorney.

Now, not only did he serve very little (if any) jail time, but he also doesn’t have to pay back the money he scammed.

ALSO, he just launched a new startup—with no working product—again.