sydney 💝

i don't bite i just match energy

[Nick Piccone @_piccone]

How Jalen Hurts' game-winning drive sounded on Titans radio

[Kurt Benkert @KurtBenkert]

Jalen Hurts had a CLINICAL 2 Minute Drill 🔥🤝

[LeSean Shady Mccoy @CutonDime25]

No AJ, No Barkley, No Dallas, NO TIMEOUTS NO PROBLEM fir Jalen Hurts fly eagles fly

[Chase Senior @Chase_Senior]

If you think Jalen Hurts played poorly today, you either didn't watch the game or you don't know football. Pretty simple.

The Eagles are 2-0 because Hurts is playing like an MVP.

#Eagles

[Typ Shiiii @GRVYWear]

I SAID.....

-No AJ
-No Saquon
-No Goedert
-Subpar Oline Play
-Terrible Run Game

And Still
280 Total Yards
2 TDS
82.9 QBR (1-100)
With a Clutch Game Winning Drive 😤

Day By Day the narratives fall apart.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

If you or a family member has experienced illegal punishment while detained at FDC Miami, contact my lawyer Joseph McBride immediately.

I understand throughout the thousands of violations committed by this prison, the majority have been against people who are yet to be convicted of any crime - like myself.

The actions of this facility will be brought to light.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

My situation is deteriorating.

Despite spending 61 days in the SHU, the punitive unit for inmates who attack other prisoners and guards, I have once again had my conditions downgraded.

Since the time I have come into this jail I have been forced to endure punitive housing.

During my time here, I have watched men come and go, men who have stabbed other inmates.

These men are only forced to stay in these cells for 7 days until rereleased to general population.

I have been here for 61 days and counting.

Today, I was informed that I was finally changing cells.

However, I was moved to another cell inside the same SHU unit in far worse condition than my past one.

I no longer have hot water of any kind.
I no longer have air conditioning of any kind.
I have a serious roach infestation, with 10/15 visible roaches on the ceiling and walls at any one time no matter how many I kill.

I have stone-cold water and filth. That’s it. NOTHING else.

My last cell was already the minimum which could be attributed to me inside of this prison, they’ve found a WORSE cell and forced me to move.

There is absolutely no reason for this to be happening.

I understand FDC Miami has received thousands of complaints due to the conditions they house inmates in.

I understand that after large-scale protests, ICE detainees are no longer held in the SHU unit because of the damage done to their physical and mental health. So illegals are too good for these rooms, but I’m in one.

I, an American citizen, here legally, with zero criminal record globally and no accusations of crime in the United States, am held in the SHU unit.

This is a cruel and unusual punishment. This violates civil rights.

This is being done to me on purpose.

I have done nothing but show respect to every single guard. I have been kind to everyone. I have sat in the SHU for 61 days, longer than anyone currently in custody, sitting in the dark and filth focused on my breathing. I have endured.

Yet they do not respect me for this, in fact the senior staff sees me as a fool for being patient and respectful. As prisoners who flood cells and attack guards get moved to better conditions and I am ignored.

I have repeatedly requested the attention of senior staff regarding my conditions who are now refusing to talk to me. Last time their attention was requested he apparently replied “fuck that guy”

Why? I've only been nice to him. I called him sir. I smile and nod my head. I've done nothing to this man which could be considered negative by the furthest stretch of any imagination.

The last time he spoke to me, was two weeks ago, when during Rec he stormed into the yard with other guards, handcuffed me and Tristan behind our backs and screamed in our faces.

He screamed with rage, as if somebody kicked his dog, foaming at the mouth… because we had extra books in our cell. He lost his mind over books. I've never seen a man so angry, over a book.

I felt sorry for him.

Tristan and I said nothing and apologized despite the fact it was pathetic.

I haven’t seen him since, and he’s downgrading my conditions and leaving me to rot.

I would like to add there are good staff here, hard-working men and women who know what is happening to me is unfair and understand this place isn’t fit for humans. They repeatedly apologize to me and state that the senior staff have never treated other high-profile prisoners this way. I'm the only one.

Nobody knows the reason why this is happening. But someone is ordering it. This is my life, I am living it and it is brutal.

I have been left with no choice but to take legal action against FDC Miami for the conditions of my confinement. This is a civil rights issue. I do not ask for special treatment.

I asked to be treated the same as any other prisoner and American citizen.

In fact, I ask to be treated as well as an ILLEGAL.

Not only am I in jail, I have been downgraded by 95% from what normal prisoners receive.

I have prepared a package, currently with my legal and PR teams, of every single infraction I have witnessed in this facility. The corruption, the lack of recreation, the filth, the unsanitary conditions.

ANYONE who has previously complained against this facility can contact my legal team. I understand they have tortured thousands of people, and all of them were not even treated as badly as I am being treated.

There is no ambiguity here - what is happening to me is against the law.

There is absolutely no reason for FDC to be treating men this way, whether they are American citizens or otherwise. They are deliberately torturing me.

The Romanians treated me better than this.

To all Main Stream News outlets, if you want to understand why this facility received thousands of complaints, I have the story and the proof - contact my team immediately.

I would never kill myself.

[Sean Strickland @SStricklandMMA]

If you're thinking about settling down with a girl and you gotta ask her what she thinks about Lindsay Clancy

If it isnt "hang her"

Run the fuck away, dont even put your penis in her. Its not worth it

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Half a decade of cases in 4 countries and you can’t find a SINGLE VIDEO of a girl saying I hurt her,

But you can find 25 videos of girls saying I NEVER hurt them.

I am being framed.

[Neo @neoupdateshq]

🚨SHOCKING: The Tates BEST FRIEND @Waller7J EXPOSES the MATRIX!

The brothers have been DEBANKED for YEARS before ANY trial and anyone who DARES to give Andrew and Tristan a checking account gets DESTROYED.

Justin reveals bank owners were TOLD:
If you open accounts for Andrew & Tristan, YOUR BANK GETS SHUT DOWN.

This is punishment by ACCUSATION alone.

[Josh Reynolds @JoshReynolds24]

Drake Maye throws a pick 6… Timeline absolutely SILENT

Wild how that works, isn’t it?

[sydney 💝 @chimesydney93]

@donovanbuchinsk

[Josh Reynolds @JoshReynolds24]

Drake Maye throws a pick 6… Timeline absolutely SILENT

Wild how that works, isn’t it?

[Eagles Nation @PHLEaglesNation]

Paddy Pimblett declares himself an Eagles and Sixers fan after spending some time in Philly for #UFC330.

(via his YouTube)

[Joe McBride @McBrideLawNYC]

WHAT THEY DID TO ANDREW AND TRISTAN TATE ON SUNDAY

Andrew and Tristan Tate remain in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) at FDC Miami. They have seen the sun only four times since July 18th.

On Sunday, guards deployed OC spray in the SHU. My clients, Andrew and Tristan Tate, had nothing to do with the incident. They were locked in their cells when it happened.

The guards had gas masks. Andrew and Tristan, however, were afforded no such luxury. Locked in a cell with nowhere to go, the chemical spray quickly filled the SHU, poured into their cells, and burned their eyes, throats, and airways.

To protect themselves, Andrew and Tristan wet their T-shirts in the shower and wrapped their eyes and heads in the shirts as best they could.

The Bureau of Prisons' own regulation demands immediate medical examination and treatment. The Department of Justice's own manual says the first aid for this chemical is fresh air and copious amounts of cool water. Andrew and Tristan received no air, no water, no doctor, and no nurse.

Two men convicted of no crime in any country on Earth wrapped wet T-shirts around their faces, sat in a chemical cloud, and waited.

You do not have to take my word for it. Two hours later, my co-counsel Tom Maniotis arrived at the facility for a legal visit. The air was still so toxic that his eyes burned and he struggled to breathe. Thomas cut the meeting short and agreed to come back in two hours to give time for the chemicals to clear out.

Thomas went to our apartment and washed his face and hands. He returned to the SHU a second time, where the meeting had to be cut short because his eyes were irritated and his throat was burning. So much so that he went straight from the jail to urgent care, where he was diagnosed with acute toxic conjunctivitis, a chemical injury to his eyes.

That diagnosis is on paper, from a hospital. Think about what I am saying. Thomas' short-term exposure sent him straight to urgent care. Andrew and Tristan have been stuck in the SHU since this incident happened without medical care or decontamination protocol of any kind.

They sit in that cell over no American charge and no broken rule. They sit there because the United Kingdom, which watched them travel freely for three years and did nothing, suddenly demanded their arrest.

Instead of the safekeeping the law requires, Andrew and Tristan are being horribly punished. Four hours of sunlight in three weeks, bunks too short for their bodies, no pillows, legal meetings in rooms monitored by cameras, and now a chemical agent in their cells with no help afterward.

The Supreme Court says a man awaiting trial may not be punished at all. England's own law says a man jailed before trial is held for safe custody and not for punishment. Every rule forbids what is happening inside that building, and it is happening anyway.

On Thursday, August 13, a federal judge in Miami will hear our motion for Andrew and Tristan's release. If you care about justice and the right of all American citizens not to be punished this way, then you must speak out.

Let the whole world see your anger by sharing this post.

Punishment before judgment is tyranny.

Free Andrew and Tristan Tate. Free Them Now.

[Neo @neoupdateshq]

🚨 BOMBSHELL DROP: Andrew Tate’s lawyer just EXPOSED that the CIA has been secretly trying to approach the Tate brothers in private 😱🔥

“I’ve been at tables with Andrew where we’ve been approached by intelligence assets from other countries.”

This is next-level. 👀

[Joe McBride @McBrideLawNYC]

The conditions Andrew and Tristan Tate are being held in are a disgrace.

Small filthy cell.
Cockroaches.
Shower water to drink.
No chair.
Lights they cannot control.

Food that makes Taco Bell look like a Michelin restaurant.

Beds too small for men who are 6’3” and 6’5”.

Three days outside since the day they were locked up.

This is not punishment after conviction.

It is illegal punishment that violates their constitutional and human rights.

And for what? Anonymous accusers and unpopular speech?

Show me the man and l'll show you the crime.

You do not have to like them to oppose this brand of barbarism.

What the state does to one man it can do to anyone, including you.

This is evil. Every decent person should be speaking out.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

THERE ARE FAR FEWER CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS ON MY WING THAN WHEN I FIRST ARRIVED IN THE SHU.

IT FEELS EERILY QUIET UP HERE.

I WOULD NEVER KILL MYSELF.

[Chase DeMoor @ChaseDeMoor]

This isn’t about whether you personally support Andrew or Tristan. It’s about believing in a fair and lawful justice system.

Unless there is a legitimate legal and security justification for solitary confinement, no one should be locked in a cell for 23 hours a day based solely on allegations. Andrew and Tristan are American citizens, and like anyone else, they deserve due process, humane treatment, and the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.

There are people in custody facing extremely serious charges, but our justice system cannot be based on public opinion or personal feelings. Everyone is entitled to fair treatment under the law.

You can dislike someone, disagree with them, or believe the allegations against them and still believe they deserve a fair legal process. Those principles have to apply to everyone, or they mean nothing.

[Myron Gaines @MyronGainesX]

To the USMS / BOP / Miami FDC @SecRubio:

As a former 1811 who personally processed and delivered hundreds of prisoners into this exact facility, I am raising a precise legal and operational concern regarding the Tate brothers.

They are currently on a USMS hold pending extradition approval/denial in proceedings.

They have not been convicted of any crime in the United States and, most importantly, are U.S. citizens, yet their status is that of extradition detainees.

Over more than three years of proceedings in Romania, the brothers appeared at every required court hearing and judicial proceeding — more than 40 in total — without missing a single one.

They even returned to Romania when summoned after travel restrictions were eased.

That is a clear and documented record of compliance.

Under Wright v. Henkel, 190 U.S. 40 (1903), bail in international extradition cases may be granted upon a showing of special circumstances. A consistent multi-year history of appearing for every required hearing constitutes precisely the type of special circumstance the Court contemplated. I formally request that the court give full and fair consideration to bond.

Further, under Bell v. Wolfish, 441 U.S. 520 (1979), individuals detained pending judicial proceedings cannot be subjected to conditions that amount to punishment. Restrictions must be reasonably related to a legitimate governmental objective. Arbitrary or unnecessarily harsh treatment fails that standard.

As U.S. citizens who have not been charged with any crime in the United States, the Tate brothers should not be subjected to detention-like restrictions based solely on allegations made by a foreign government.

At a minimum, they should be released under reasonable supervision, with appropriate reporting requirements and assurances they will appear for all required U.S. proceedings, meetings, or hearings.
@USMarshalsHQ @OfficialFBOP @DAGToddBlanche @TheJusticeDept @StateDept