Trysten✝️🥷🏼🦅

"Well I am what I am, thank God. Some people just don't understand, Help them God. Find urself first, And then ur tool. Find urself first, Don’t u be no fool!”

[Trysten✝️🥷🏼🦅 @TrystenG]

One problem with our society today is that our people are propagandized and influenced by sellouts and corrupt people in EVERY INDUSTRY—especially in entertainment.
“Influencers” online, music figures, and actors are almost always fronting messages that are poison to the culture and soul of humans.
FUCK THAT
I’m gonna be a figure to change that—big or small, whatever God has in store for me, I will combine musical entertainment with messages that people need to hear. Corruption, love and understanding—all of it, wrapped up in soulful music.

You can mark my words. In short time, this will have begun.

[Trysten✝️🥷🏼🦅 @TrystenG]

Apple weather says my city is clear skies tn, the whole night.
I walk outside to try n see some of the lunar eclipse, aaannnnd it’s mostly cloudy. Has been for almost 2 hours, all unchanged.
Even if weather manipulation is real, how would Apple weather app not have access to real time radar to just say it’s cloudy??
Kinda pissed I gotta try so hard to see this thing. Gotta wait like 10-20 mins even to get a glimpse of the moon 🙃

[Trysten✝️🥷🏼🦅 @TrystenG]

Dudes a G

[Bring Back Banjo @BringBackBanjoK]

Any attempt to save physical media will ultimately fail simply because too many of you are completely without any kind of spine

[Trysten✝️🥷🏼🦅 @TrystenG]

@TONYxTWO Bro thinks he’s David or something
Fraudulent

[Jake Rattlesnake @jakerattlesnk]

🤔

[Tracy smith @browt1971]

I’m standing with the Amish because if they lose in the Supreme Court, we all lose something far more important. Our right to choose.

No one should be forced to take a medical product they don’t want. Especially when they have legitimate concerns about adverse effects.

We unvaccinated were called “conspiracy theorists” for questioning the experimental COVID shots. Yet here we are, still asking the same basic question. Why shouldn’t people have the right to make their own medical decisions?

And where are the people who could step in and say, “No this isn’t right. Americans deserve a choice”?

I keep telling look into Agenda 2030 for yourself. Don’t blindly believe me or anyone else. Research it.

Because if we surrender our right to choose, we all lose.

Again, the Republicans are in charge you can’t blame the Democrats on this one.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

This will be an unpopular opinion on the Right but I think this is kind of dumb, even as a troll. Lake Ontario was given that name on maps by European explorers long before the Canadian province of Ontario was named. There are several cities in America called Ontario -- at least one of them predating the Canadian province by like 100 years -- because the word originates with native tribes in North America. It's not a Canadian invention. Canadians never uniquely owned the lake or the name. So in effect all you're doing here is actually giving them credit for a thing that wasn't theirs to begin with. Yeah it's funny when Canadians are upset I guess or whatever, but Lake Ontario, the name itself, is *American* history dating back many centuries. Not sure how you own Canada by deleting your own history.

[shoe @shoe0nhead]

lindsay clancy admitted she did it, there is no evidence it was her husband, she was NEVER diagnosed with postpartum psychosis or postpartum depression, she had plenty of resources & tons of help more help than most women in WORSE situations have had, she purposely told her husband to go on a long errand so she would have enough time to do what she wanted to do, she planned all of this out. in the middle of strangling her 3 children to death during "psychosis" she managed to take a phone call from her husband and sound totally rational then go right back to her "psychosis".

she was NOT failed by the system or her husband,…she failed herself and most of all she failed her children. she was the person meant to protect those babies and she betrayed them like an evil demotic bitch from hell. She deserves to rot in prison or worse.

pre-meditated murder being "manslaughter" is insane but there's 12 women on the jury so i won't be shocked if they fall for the "she's just a sad widdle girl" guilt trip her lawyers pulled at the end there

if lindsay clancy isn’t held accountable for her actions due to "hormones", it sets a precedent that women will not be punished by the law the same way men are punished because “hormones” and i shudder to think about the copy cat cases that will come from this if she is not found guilty of murder

[SONY KILLED MY YT CHANNEL @foxygames_uk]

Sony (allegedly), using 3rd party to shutdown YT channels criticising PS.

Received this email.

"You have 3 copyright strikes. Your channel (as well as YouTube channels associated with it) is scheduled to be terminated in 7 days".

11 yrs, 0 strikes, now my channel's terminated?

[LA\/ENDER @LavenderGhast]

"Dude games are only increasing to 80"
"Dude games are only increasing to 100"
"Dude games are only increasing to 150"
"Dude it's only an extra 20 a month for the subscription"
"Dude it's only getting rid of disks"

[Steve 🇺🇸 @SteveLovesAmmo]

The government and flock camera supporters: “If you aren’t doing anything wrong, you don’t have anything to hide.”

Also the government:

[Trysten✝️🥷🏼🦅 @TrystenG]

Just like you said, we are being tracked by everything else in our lives right?
So why add even more?
Why are all of you in power sooo pro flock, and proclaiming it’s needed for safety to track wrongdoers—when you profess that we are already being tracked everyday and everywhere from phones, Alexa, TVs, etc…?

You genuinely think we are retarded don’t you xD. You guys are so outta touch that you think your stupid little lies and propaganda still work en masse💀

Enjoy your time up top Jackoff, cuz u and ur buddies won’t be there forever

[Trysten✝️🥷🏼🦅 @TrystenG]

@rustyrockets W

[Truetotherescue @truetotherescue]

Flock isn’t the only issue
I don’t want Comcast watching me through my WiFi
I don’t want the NSA listening to my moms secret family recipe for brandy cherry pie
I don’t want Siri changing my advertisement settings
Repeal the Patriot act

[Trysten✝️🥷🏼🦅 @TrystenG]

@JackPosobiec Awww did Daddy Yahu and mommy trump tell you surveillance state good 🥺
Who’s a good little submissive shill?
You are!
Yess you areee!

Suck rocks “Jackoff Prostate”

[Trysten✝️🥷🏼🦅 @TrystenG]

@JackPosobiec Great point, they shouldn’t be tracking us with that shit either!

[Nav Toor @heynavtoor]

A US senator walked up to an airport checkpoint and refused to have his face scanned.

His name is Jeff Merkley. He is the senator from Oregon. He has spent three years trying to get the TSA to tell travelers something the TSA already admits on its own website.

The face scan at the checkpoint is optional. Almost nobody is told.

There is one sentence that stops it. Here is the sentence, and everything the TSA does not want you to know about saying it.

First, the TSA's own words. From the TSA website:

"Travelers who do not wish to participate in the facial recognition technology process may decline the optional photo, without recourse, in favor of an alternative identity verification process, which does not use facial recognition technology to verify their identity."

Optional photo. Without recourse. Those are their words, not mine.

The TSA also says this on the same page:

"Travelers will not lose their place in line for security screening."

And using the alternative method "does not take longer."

So the two things a TSA agent might tell you at the checkpoint, that you will hold up the line or take longer, are ruled out by the TSA's own website.

Now the sentence. When you get to the checkpoint, before the scan, say this:

"I do not consent to the scan and would like to have my ID manually verified."

That is it.

The officer will take your physical ID, either a driver's license or a passport, and check the photo against your face the way they did for the last twenty years. Merkley has documented himself doing this on flights between DC and Portland.

Here is why almost no one knows.

Senator Merkley has been pushing this since July 2023. He went to Reagan Washington National Airport that summer to publicly demonstrate the opt-out and to challenge the TSA on how the program is being run. The Washington Post covered it.

In May 2025, Merkley introduced the Traveler Privacy Protection Act with Senators John Kennedy of Louisiana, Ed Markey of Massachusetts, and Roger Marshall of Kansas. Two Republicans, two Democrats. The bill is endorsed by the American Civil Liberties Union, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, Public Citizen, and three other watchdog groups.

Merkley's own words from that press release:

"Folks don't want a national surveillance state, but that's exactly what the TSA's unchecked expansion of facial recognition technology is leading us to."

And:

"Americans have the right to opt out of using TSA's facial recognition at the airport, and we need to protect that right. Our Traveler Privacy Protection Act safeguards the freedoms and privacy of all Americans by making sure no one is required to have their face scanned to travel."

Here is what the TSA is planning.

Facial recognition is currently at more than 84 US airports. The TSA plans to expand it to more than 430. That is nearly every commercial airport in the country. And per the bill's findings, the TSA is "eventually planning to make this technology mandatory for all travelers."

Right now it is optional. That window is closing.

The TSA says the technology is not being abused. Their exact wording:

"Biometrics are not used for surveillance. Facial recognition technology is solely used to automate the current manual ID credential checking process and will not be used for surveillance or any law enforcement purpose."

Take them at their word. The point is not that the TSA is doing something illegal. The point is you get to choose.

Here is the 5-minute action you can take tonight, before your next flight.

- Memorize the sentence: "I do not consent to the scan and would like to have my ID manually verified."

- Have your physical ID out and ready. Driver's license or passport. Not a screenshot on your phone.

- When you get to the podium, hand the agent your ID and say the sentence in a normal tone. Do not apologize.

- If the agent pushes back or tells you it will take longer, calmly repeat the sentence. If they still refuse, ask for a supervisor.

- This applies to TSA checkpoints only. International arrivals into the US go through Customs and Border Protection, which is a different agency with different rules. For most US domestic flights, the sentence above is what you need.

Here is the last thing.

The TSA already admits, on its own website, that this is optional. A sitting US senator has spent three years asking them to put that in plain sight at the checkpoint. They have not. The signs at the podium do not tell you. The agents often do not tell you. The airline app does not tell you.

Congress is being lobbied by the airlines to keep it that way. Reuters reported in July 2025 that the airline industry publicly opposed Merkley's bill.

Right now, before the 430 airport rollout, you still have a one-sentence way out.

Say the sentence. Show your ID. Walk through.

[Dr. Simon @goddek]

Four months later, the Epstein Files still have vanished from the conversation, as if one of the biggest scandals in American and Israeli politics never happened.

[Trysten✝️🥷🏼🦅 @TrystenG]

1. I work with so many Indians. Some actually good and smart people, but it’s clear that there is favoritism and nepotism in the hiring of these people.
2. If yall were actually so smart and civilized, you’d all group together as a people and make India not a shithole—yet all the Indians here constantly complain about the corruption and the pitfalls of India, which are built on Indian way of life and culture… yall need to sack up and address your own issues so we can do the same.