@TheLibertyYell Everyone can say what they want t about Michkov. BUT, if he doesn't play like he did after the Olympic break. The Flyers don't make the playoffs. Period!
PEAK CLOWN WORLD
We now live in a world where your kid can’t pretend to be an Indian for five minutes without being called “culturally insensitive”
But a grown man pretending to be a woman, complete with makeup, wig, and hormones, is celebrated as “brave,” “beautiful,” and must be affirmed by everyone.
If as a white man, I’m supposed to carry the sins of white men from hundreds of years ago then surely to goodness the Democrat Party should carry the sins of the Democrats from the past.
The government never owned slaves, but democrats did.
If you want reparations, ask the DNC.
Nathan MacKinnon:
Rookie year:
24G-39A-63P in 82GP - 17:21 TOI/GP
2nd year:
14G-24A-38P in 64GP - 17:03 TOI/GP
Matvei Michkov:
Rookie year:
26G-37A-63P in 80GP - 16:41 TOI/GP
2nd year:
20G-31A-51P in 81GP - 14:50 TOI/GP
We are all going to be okay. TLY promises.
Travis Konecny on helping integrate Matvei Michkov into the team dynamic
Really good answer I thought, highlighting how hard Matvei is working and understanding some of the challenges he faces with the language barrier
Another powerful story the mainstream media buried: In 1995, NYC’s Veterans Day Parade was on the brink of cancellation, broke, with zero corporate donations after asking 200 companies.
The then-businessman Donald Trump stepped up: he wrote a personal check for $200,000, helped raise another $300,000, and marched with over 25,000 veterans down Fifth Avenue.
Parade director Tom Fox (a Vietnam vet) said it plainly: “Donald Trump saved the parade.”
This wasn’t for votes or headlines; it was pure respect for our warriors and love for America. Long before politics, Trump showed where his heart is.
The MSM won’t tell you this side of him. Share if you stand with Trump and our veterans.
🚨 THEY DIDN’T JUST KILL THE KING OF POP—THEY ERASED A PROPHET WHO NAMED THE DEVIL TO HIS FACE 💥
In July 2002, Michael Jackson stood in Harlem at the National Action Network podium and detonated the one truth the entertainment cartel cannot forgive: Tommy Mottola—then Sony Music chairman—was “a mean, a racist… very, very, very devilish.”
He wasn’t ranting. He had just escaped his final Sony contract. For the first time in his adult life, the King of Pop owned his masters and his voice. Leverage acquired. Perimeter breached.
The machine’s reply was textbook institutional liquidation:
• 1993: Warning shot (Jordan Chandler).
• 2003: Full-spectrum assault (Gavin Arvizo)—launched within months of the Harlem speech.
Acquitted on all 14 counts in 2005? Irrelevant. The cultural verdict was pre-written by late-night monologues and tabloid headlines. Once the priesthood of entertainment declares you a monster, no jury can acquit you in the public mind.
Now the Epstein files—thousands of pages unsealed in 2026—have retroactively handed Jackson his vindication on a silver platter. Mottola’s name appears hundreds of times: emails, calls, gifts, “thank our lucky stars” exchanges during #MeToo scandals, and documented traffic in the very network Jackson tried to expose. The same players. The same leverage-through-compromise machine.
Jackson wasn’t paranoid. He was inside the room.
And they made him pay the ancient price for truth-tellers who refuse to stay bought: character assassination followed by pharmacological exile.
Propofol isn’t a party drug—it’s a surgical anesthetic. nightly infusions to sleep through the psychological siege they engineered.
The medical examiner called it “acute intoxication.” History will call it what it was: a two-decade execution by a thousand smears, ending in the only escape left.
Michael Jackson didn’t overdose on celebrity. He was hounded out of his own life by an industry that stole his childhood, harvested his genius, then sacrificed him to protect the cartel he dared unmask.
The message to every artist, every whistleblower, every soul who threatens the master narrative remains crystal clear:
Step out of line, and we will turn the greatest talent on Earth into a punchline… then into a corpse.
They can smear the man. They can never erase the mirror he held up.
The King of Pop is dead.
The truth he spoke is very much alive.
⚔️ Who’s next?
#MJWasRight #EpsteinFilesVindicateJackson #TommyMottolaExposed #SonyCartel #MusicIndustryBlackmail #TheKingTheyErased #WakeUpToTheMachine
@LicensePlateGuy IF YOU AREN'T WITH US, THEN YOU'RE AGAINST US. If you don't want to be a Giant, leave. If you don't want to be a fan, leave. But don't come back when the @Giants are back on top. I am here to stay. Through the good and the bad.
@LicensePlateGuy But, this feels like the early years of Eli. Where did that take us??!! We got @JaxsonDart, our franchise QB. A great RB, @camskattebo5 and a ton of other young guys to bring this team back to the glory days. Like I said about the players, the same goes for fans.
@LicensePlateGuy Where do I start with this. Maybe some of these fans weren't here for the good times. Could be the reason they act that way. I, like @LicensePlateGuy and a bunch of other fans have been here for the good, the bad and the great times. We have been in the bad for a while now. But!!