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[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

Read this Fauci diary entry closely. Officials would not admit the vaccine was not stopping spread because it might weaken the legal case for mandates. That is not science. That is a cover-up to justify coercion.

[Kira @Kiradavis]

Geez @Nordstrom wth? Get your shit together. This guy plus shunning females by having male influencers model our clothes? God forbid you hire a woman for the job. Misogynists and the violently unhinged seem to be the norm over there. No more Nordstroms for me

[Brandon Gill @realBrandonGill]

Do you think James Talarico still plays with his Fauci action figure?

[LH @WSR202]

@brithume Not enough

[Hans Mahncke @HansMahncke]

We are living through a massive information crisis in which at least half the population is being systematically misinformed, making any sane national debate increasingly difficult. Without a shared factual foundation, there is nothing to discuss. People are not merely drawing different conclusions from the same evidence. They are living in entirely different realities.

That is what makes the Fauci story so tragic. He caused untold harm, yet millions of people know almost nothing about it. We can debate precisely how large a role Fauci played in the creation of Covid, but half the country does not even know that Covid came from a lab. We are therefore several steps removed from the basic conditions required to have an intelligent discussion.

Other facts are even more black and white. Fauci’s private diary contradicts what he told the public. His own words reveal a man of almost limitless narcissism. These are not matters of interpretation. They are documented facts. Yet we still cannot have a national conversation about them because the media either refuses to report them or actively lies about them. Anyone who is not on Twitter, which is most people, may never encounter the underlying evidence at all.

The result is that I increasingly find it almost impossible to discuss any of this with ordinary people, whether family members, acquaintances, or people at events or birthday parties. Unless someone has followed the evidence closely, there is no common starting point. Before you can debate what happened, you first have to dismantle at least ten years of falsehoods and omissions.

I do not know how this ends, but it is not sustainable. A country cannot function indefinitely when its people are no longer capable of discussing almost anything beyond sports on the basis of shared factual knowledge.

[Sage Steele @sagesteele]

This post is moronic. It also proves @KerryKennedyRFK inability & unwillingness to be accountable. Just admit you were wrong, Kerry. (which, in turn, means you’d be admitting your brother @RobertKennedyJr was right-and we know you don’t have the intestinal fortitude to do that)

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

What Anthony Fauci looked like every night when he wrote about how great he is in his diary.

[LH @WSR202]

@ZarkFiles @briankaralus

[LH @WSR202]

@_drsmart_ @MaryBowdenMD Then if it’s just to reduce risks young healthy people or anyone for that matter shouldn’t have been FORCED. It should’ve always been by choice.

[LH @WSR202]

@ZarkFiles @MattWalshBlog @ggreenwald

[Art @ZarkFiles]

The Shiloh Hendrix/Sharmake Omar confrontation:

Watch the video again with this in mind: every time Shiloh Hendrix tried to walk away, Sharmake Omar closed back in and escalated his demand. He didn't stop until she gave him the words he wanted, on camera, for his benefit.

Think about what her actual options were. She's holding an infant. She can't fight without setting him down and leaving him exposed. She can't run at any real speed while carrying him. That leaves compliance or retreat — and every time she chose retreat, he closed the distance again. A man who keeps pressing into that specific vulnerability isn't a neutral bystander asking a question. Whatever his intent, he was continuing to narrow a mother's options down to "give him what he wants."

She's since been convicted for the words he extracted from her that way. He's never been investigated for extracting them.

This is a free speech case, yes. It's also, as I see it, a case of coercion that nobody in the coverage has bothered to name.

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

Expose Kelsey Ballin.

She should not be around children.

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

🚨I WAS TELLING THE TRUTH🚨

The Chester County, Pennsylvania, non-juror list contains 65 pages of non-citizens

that have been summoned for jury duty.

If this is happening in Chester County, it’s happening everywhere.

Pass the SAVE America Act!

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

Caution didn't win women the vote, or equal pay, or fair sport, or the right to single-sex spaces. Sophie Cunningham is standing up for women and girls everywhere and it's glorious. Fuck caution.

[Ricky Gervais @rickygervais]

This wasn't allowed in public incase it offended anyone. So please don't retweet it. Thanks 🙏https://t.co/1stbtsNZG1

[Masih Alinejad @AlinejadMasih]

Ten more Iranian protesters scheduled to be executed tomorrow. Two protesters were hanged in Iran today.

You all watching war headlines but no one talks about the war being imposed on us Iranians by our own regime that hanging its own people in silence.

They are people who said: we want freedom.

If no one speaks, they kill more people.

Share this. Scream.

#StopExecutionsInIran

[KanekoaTheGreat @KanekoaTheGreat]

Mr. President @realDonaldTrump —

Last night, you released documents proving the CCP stole 220 million American voter files — and that our own intelligence agencies covered it up.

There's one more file that belongs in that release: Konnech.

Eugene Yu — a Chinese-born man who worked for the CCP — runs election administration software across LA, San Francisco, Detroit, and two dozen of America's largest counties.

He registered two Chinese company websites — https://t.co/p2exEJPTB8 and https://t.co/baUz3Kn9wb — using his Konnech email address.

https://t.co/VpaHOHbq26 praised "Comrade Jiang Zemin," declared the company puts "political tasks first," and bragged — in Chinese — about running both China's National People's Congress elections and Detroit's elections.

https://t.co/jm2ZzzzFMh is partnered with China's National People's Congress, Huawei, China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile — all U.S.-designated national security threats.

Yu's Chinese company, Jinhua Yulian Network, was accepted into the Chinese Academy of Sciences Jinhua Science and Technology Park on January 25, 2006 — and from that point on, Konnech was financed, developed, and controlled by the CCP.

Eugene Yu was arrested in 2022.

The deputy prosecutor who built the case, Eric Neff, filed a legal claim stating DA George Gascón dropped it for one reason: he thought the arrest helped you politically.

Neff called it potentially "the largest breach of election data in American history."

Last night, you used almost those exact words describing what China did.

After charges were dropped, forensic experts Nate Cain and Harry Haury — who imaged Konnech's devices for the LA DA — signed sworn affidavits confirming U.S. election worker data — Social Security numbers, bank accounts, voting machine passwords — was stored on servers in China.

Former Konnech employee Grant Bradley separately swore that roughly 100 Chinese nationals developed Konnech's software in China — and that he was fired for refusing to lie to clients about it.

The former General Manager of Konnech Australia, Peter McCallister, signed a sworn affidavit stating all software was developed in China by https://t.co/baUz3Kn9wb — owned by Eugene Yu's own brother, Lin Yu — and that Eugene's nephew, Jun Yu, personally deposited the American election data onto the server in China.

McCallister also testified that Hongzheng Tech was "the main provider of election software for the CCP."

On April 14, 2016, Hongzheng Tech bragged on Weibo about running election software for China's National People's Congress, Detroit, St. Louis, and Washington D.C. — simultaneously.

The DCSA verified this as a national security threat and forwarded its findings to the FBI.

The FBI under Biden and Wray declined to investigate.

Even worse: at his bond hearing, Eugene Yu's own lawyer revealed the FBI had contacted Yu before his arrest — not to investigate him, but to help keep Konnech in business.

Mr. President, you just proved the intel agencies buried CCP election interference.

Konnech is the case they buried that already has an arrest, sworn witnesses, and preserved forensics.

So why are we allowing the CCP to control U.S. election software today?

You've asked ODNI, DOJ, FBI, and CIA to investigate the cover-up.

Konnech should be first on the list.

Please reopen this case.

https://t.co/kIGNh0j0Nm

[LH @WSR202]

@japan_nobunaga I was a kid, probably 10 shooting a bb gun on our trips from Seattle to Wyoming. My Dad would set up cans somewhere for us.

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

Dear Chief Lies-A-Lot @SenWarren: Is he still your kind of man?

[Sensurround @ShamashAran]

I have now read this highlighted sentence seventeen times because I assumed I wan't actually reading what was written. Surely my eyes didn't actually read this. Maybe someone accidentally pasted in dialogue from "The Onion." back when it was funny. But no.

She is saying that she delayed reporting a rape because she agreed with the accused, politically.

This is one of those moments where, if your IQ is over 85, your brain quietly excuses itself from the room.

We have apparently reached a point where politics has become the emotional-support animal for basic human survival instincts. "Yes, this person committed one of the worst crimes imaginable against me, but we both liked the same tax policy. Awkward."

If your political identity has become so central that it can outweigh reporting your own rape, congratulations: you hve joined a cult. Cults are famous for making people subordinate reality, morality, and self-preservation to the interests of the group.

I hate cults. I hate them a lot.
They don't ask you to ignore facts all at once: they ask for one tiny compromise after another until one day you discover you're explaining away things that should be absolutely indefensible.

What's sad isnt just that people end up there. It's that many of them don't even realize it. They sincerely believe they're making a principled decision when, from the outside, everyone else is wondering why the obvious isn't obvious anymore.

At least religious cults usually promise enlightenment, salvation, eternal life, or an alien spaceship hiding behind a comet. Political cults dont even offer that. They ask you to sacrifice your judgment, your relationships, sometimes even your own well-being in exchange for cable-news talking points, in favor of a politician who will sell you out for a pack of gum.

That's a spectacularly bad trade.

At some point, "my team" has to lose to "the person who committed a violent felony against me." That's not supposed to be a close game.