@FrontlinesTPUSA@Bodittle@TPUSA@grok steel-man the female protesters position. First give a short context then steelman their position. Why are they so passionate about such a horrendous case?
Earlier this year, my husband Abraham was diagnosed with a very rare bone cancer. This has been a challenging time for us and is hard to talk about. But so many of you have reached out asking how he’s doing, and sharing your prayers and well wishes with us. We made this video to share a little about what this journey has been like, and to update you on his recovery. Mahalo for all of the love and support 🙏🏽
@BrodyWayneMedia Let me spell it out for you:
Journalism is a verb. Journalist is a noun.
You can do something and not be called something. And you could be called something and not do something.
What does a punk rock concert full of sneering nihilists have to do with the oldest question about how to live? In this lecture, the final numbers of a long tour, Jordan Peterson begins somewhere unexpected: a Ramones show decades ago, where a room full of people who claimed life was meaningless could not stop moving to the music. That contradiction becomes a thread he pulls until something enormous comes loose, a case that the meaning you insist isn't there is woven into the way you perceive, the way you listen, and the aim you set without realizing you have set it. Along the way he takes apart the fantasy of a life without struggle, asks why a seventy-year-old man asleep in comfort is the least enviable figure in the Bible, and arrives, in the quietest moment of the night, at a piece of advice about love so simple and so practical that you will wonder why no one ever told you. What begins with a joke about slam dancing ends with a question you answer every time you decide what to look for.
This lecture was recorded on February 5th, 2024 in Manchester, New Hampshire.
@BrandiKruse This is the kind of thing they do in a tyranny. We allow these people to continue changing Washington State it'll become more and more like this
🔥 The Soros Empire’s $103 Million Hostile Takeover of America — And Nobody’s Talking About It
🚨 90 days to the midterms. The Soros family just dropped $103 MILLION to reshape America. Here’s what they’re buying — and why it should terrify you. 🧵
George Soros is 95 years old. But the machine hasn’t slowed down — it’s accelerated.
His son Alex now controls the $25 billion network. And he’s already funneled $102.8 million into the 2026 midterms through their Democracy PAC super PAC. That’s up 52% from 2024, on pace to shatter the old man’s $128 million record.
This isn’t philanthropy. This is a hostile takeover.
Who are they buying?
Abdul El-Sayed — Michigan’s Democratic Senate nominee. Called Israel “just as evil as Hamas” on national television. Said Netanyahu is a “war criminal” committing “genocide.” Campaigns with Hasan Piker, the streamer who openly says he’d vote for Hamas over Israel. This is who Soros wants representing Michigan.
James Talarico — Texas Senate nominee. Famously declared “God is non-binary” from the Texas House floor. Gushes about his love for “transgender children.” Already walking back his “cringey comments” now that he’s facing Ken Paxton, but the clips don’t lie.
Scott Colom — Mississippi Senate candidate. Says he’s running a “grassroots campaign powered by Mississippians.” Meanwhile, George and Alex Soros each cut him $7,000 checks, Stacey Abrams kicked in, and over 50% of his money flowed through ActBlue. This dark-money Democratic donation hub shields donor identities. Grassroots, sure.
But the candidates are just the tip of the iceberg.
Alex Soros pumped $1.7 million back into the Justice & Public Safety PAC. If that name sounds familiar, it should.
This is the same network that bankrolled:
- Larry Krasner in Philadelphia — $1.7 million from Soros in his first race. Homicides spiked. Retail theft exploded. Krasner declined to prosecute thousands of cases his predecessor would have pursued.
- George Gascón in Los Angeles — $4.7 million from Soros-linked PACs. Crime skyrocketed. He was recalled.
- Kim Foxx in Chicago — $2 million from Soros. Raised the felony theft threshold to $1,000. Shoplifting tripled. Dropped charges against Jussie Smollett. Homicides surged. She didn’t even run for re-election.
- Chesa Boudin in San Francisco — Soros-backed. Burglaries up 46% year one. Recalled by voters who’d had enough.
50 of the 75 Soros-linked prosecutors identified since 2022 have been removed or replaced by voters.
Now the money is flowing again to put the same types back in power.
And where does the Soros money go beyond elections?
$15 million+ to organizations behind pro-Hamas activism.
The Open Society Foundations funneled millions through the Tides Center to groups like:
- Adalah Justice Project*— posted a photo of Hamas bulldozers tearing down Israel’s border fence on October 7th with the caption “no cage goes unchallenged”
- Jewish Voice for Peace — blamed Israel for the Hamas massacre, organized the Grand Central Station takeover where 200 were arrested
- Arab American Association of New York — co-founded by Linda Sarsour, organized “Flood Brooklyn for Palestine” rallies where protesters held signs reading “Please keep the world clean!” showing the Star of David in a trash can
These are the people Soros funds. These are the people his candidates campaign with.
The media play nobody discusses.
The Soros network pours millions into newsrooms, “nonpartisan” journalism nonprofits, and content operations that shape coverage from national outlets down to local papers — all under the banner of “protecting democracy.”
Fund the stories before they’re written, and the narrative spreads on its own.
It’s brilliant. It’s coordinated. And it’s rarely reported on.
The bottom line:
The RNC has $125 million cash on hand. Democrats are running lean. So the Soros family is filling the gap — $103 million and counting, with $72 million still in the bank ready to deploy.
This isn’t about democracy. It’s about purchasing it wholesale.
90 days. Share this. Nobody else is going to tell you.
🧵 END
@thehoffather@JNS_org Why they did not cancel the event:
1. They were afraid protesters would assault attendees
2. They were afraid of riots
3. The protests would get out of hand
4. Anti-speech communists would attack reporters