Holly

[Holly @dukes29180]

WTAF??! 😱🤯

[Jamie Bonkiewicz @JamieBonkiewicz]

So let me get this straight. Taylor Farms lettuce gets linked to the cyclospora outbreak. The CEO visits the White House and donates to Trump. Then the FDA says the positive finding was a “false positive.”

Nothing suspicious about that at all.

[Trisha Hope - National Delegate-TX @JustTheTweets17]

Candace didn't convince me the official narrative was bogus, Erika, Andrew and Blake did.

[Travis @NihiloX]

Fucking annihilated the story of what happened to Charlie Kirk perfectly. 💥

“I've killed more than a handful of people and that looks like an explosion to me.”

What if the bullet hit his spine?
“Nah. No. Absolutely not.”

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

Mitch McConnell’s team released yet another hospital photo, and apparently they forgot that some of us grew up doing the “What’s Wrong With This Picture?” puzzles in Highlights magazine.
Because I have questions. A LOT of questions.
First, why does the sign above the door appear to say Room 411 while the sign beside the exact same door says Room 412? And why are the room numbers apparently INSIDE the room?
Then there’s what appears to be a paper chart hanging from the bed. Yes, I know some hospitals still use paper for certain things, but plenty of nurses are going to look at that setup and immediately question it. Charts aren’t beside beds anymore and haven’t been in years. If a place does use paper charts, they’re kept at the nurses station.
Now look at the IV. The bag appears full and doesn’t appear to be connected to Mitch. And what appears to be an Alaris IV pump setup looks like it has two channels but no control module—the “brain” needed to operate it.
Then I started looking around the room.
Why are there multiple hand sanitizer dispensers? Why is one positioned where it is? Why are an otoscope and ophthalmoscope mounted on the wall right beside the patient bed? Why does the angle and perspective of the bed itself look strange?
Now look at the glasses. The reflections caught my attention because what appears to be reflected in them doesn’t seem to correspond clearly with what’s around or behind the photographer. The apparent overhead lighting reflected in the glasses also doesn’t seem consistent with the way the room itself is lit.
Then there’s Mitch himself. Zoom in and parts of his face—particularly around his mouth and glasses—look strange to me. That could absolutely be compression from repeatedly uploading, downloading and screenshotting an image, but I’m looking at the entire picture, not one isolated pixel.
And after reportedly being hospitalized for weeks, he’s standing there, dressed in jeans and that familiar red checkered shirt, looking remarkably camera-ready.
Any one of these things might have a perfectly reasonable explanation. Maybe all of them do.
But when you release a photograph specifically to reassure the public that everything is fine, and I spend the next twenty minutes playing the nurse’s edition of Highlights magazine trying to figure out what the hell I’m looking at, your reassurance campaign may need a little work.
I’m not declaring the photo AI. I’m not declaring it Photoshopped. I’m pointing at the things I can see with my own two eyes and asking questions.
Because at this point, I don’t need another carefully staged photograph.
I need some answers. It's more AI slop with the same shirt on.
VIA Momma Dawn

[Byl Holte @SirBylHolte]

I was “black” when I read The Odyssey in high school...

...but somehow I never imagined the characters as looking like me.

Why?

Because they were GREEK characters.

I didn’t need Odysseus to look like me to appreciate his story.

I didn’t need Helen of Troy to look like me to understand her importance.

They were Greek characters from a specific culture, with a specific history.

And this is what Hollywood keeps getting wrong.

We don’t identify with characters because they look like us.

We connect with them because we recognize something human in them - their struggles, their courage, their flaws, their values.

Odysseus is a GREEK hero.

Helen of Troy is a GREEK woman.

Their identities are part of what makes their stories meaningful.

Casting Colombians and Africans and Indians as Greek ISN'T "representation."

It’s just insulting.

Stop it.

[Diligent Denizen 🇺🇸 @DiligentDenizen]

I can't do this on my own.

This is a narrative war.
They're rolling out all their assets.

Please help me fight for truth. 🙏🏻🇺🇸

[Holly @dukes29180]

😳

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

DON’T LET THIS STORY GET BURIED...

In 2021, CNN anchor Drew Griffin looks Dr. Rashid Buttar in the eye and says:

“I’m vaccinated. You think there is a ticking time bomb in me and I’m going to die?”

Dr. Buttar’s chilling reply:
“I hope not, but I’ll be happy to meet you in three years and see how you’re doing.”

Drew Griffin was diagnosed with cancer shortly after the shot… and died of TURBO CANCER in 2022.

He never made it to that three-year check-in.

This is what happens when warnings are mocked. Millions more are walking time bombs.

[Holly @dukes29180]

😂😂😂

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

An elderly man accidentally rear-ended a brand-new sports car.

The young driver jumped out, furious.

“LOOK WHAT YOU DID TO MY CAR!”

“You owe me $10,000 right now, or I’m going to beat you half to death!”

The old man looked shaken.

“Oh my goodness,” he said.

“I don’t have that kind of money.

Let me call my son — he trains dolphins.

He’ll know what to do.”

“DOLPHINS?” the guy scoffed, rolling his eyes.

The old man dialed his phone.

Before he could say a word, the angry driver grabbed it.

“So you’re a dolphin trainer, huh?” he barked into the phone.

“Well your old man just wrecked my car.

I need ten grand RIGHT NOW — or I’m going to beat BOTH of you to a pulp!”

A calm voice replied:

“I’ll be there in ten minutes.”

Exactly ten minutes later…

...a Jeep screeched to a stop.

A man stepped out, walked straight up to the bully, and absolutely flattened him, leaving him groaning on the pavement.

Then the man turned to his father and said:

“Dad… for the LAST time.

I train seals.

Navy seals.

Not dolphins.”

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

Parents are told, “Introduce ONE new food at a time — like strawberries — and wait 3–4 days to watch for ANY ALLERGIC REACTION.”

That’s official AAP & CDC guidance. Smart, cautious, and responsible.

Then at the 6-month checkup, the same experts say:

“Here’s 8 vaccines at once — DTaP, PCV, Polio, Rotavirus, HepB, and RSV. All together. No problem.”

How does this make any sense?

One new food at a time with a waiting period… but a full cocktail of vaccines injected and given orally all on the same day?

Babies are tiny. Their immune systems are still developing.

Parents aren’t crazy for noticing this double standard and asking questions. We want to protect our children with real informed consent — not blind trust in the schedule.

[Holly @dukes29180]

Curiouser and curiouser..... 🤔🧐
People looking at this mess and saying, overwhelming mountains of evidence, are nuts!

[Mel @Villgecrazylady]

Many people don't know this but Tyler and Lance had a 3rd roommate in 2024 and the first half of 2025. That roommate is the source of the Turkey Tom texts. If you go back and read those messages with that understanding you can easily derive that from the context.

That roommate is also the SOLE source of the "Lance is trans" talking point. But because the roommate has been repeatedly quoted as an "unnamed friend"- and not a literal freaking roommate- it created the effect of many people saying it.

When I first figured out the TT texts were written by someone who actually lived with Lance and Tyler I couldn't understand why he hadn't simply identified himself as their former roommate? It would have instantly given him more credibility.

And by saying he was their friend it made all those pictures he had taken of Lance's nests look weird AF and made everyone think the messages were written by the feds. Because like... who stalks around their friend's house taking pictures like that?

Well going through the transcripts today, I finally figured it out. It's because nearly all of the actual evidence against Tyler had been collected from the roommates room, NOT Tyler's. Specifically the Remington boxes and the other engraved bullets.

I'm now more convinced than ever that whoever this roommate is, is the one who set Tyler up. I think he's some kind of handler probably. And I also think Lance is the one who he was supposed to set up and for some reason Tyler went in his place.

That's why he took ALLL those pictures, meticulously documenting Lance's mental illness. That's why 3/4ths of his messages with Turkey Tom were detailing Lance's "mental illnesses" and barely mentioning Tyler whatsoever.

But for reasons I still haven't figured out, Tyler went to Orem instead of Lance that day.

I think those iMessages were written using Tyler's Apple account logged into his MacBook, and that's why the Apple records weren't presented in court. I tested this out one day by having my phone locked and simply messaging my girlfriend from my desktop. I was able to send and receive messages with her and then delete them on my Mac and my phone never once pinged and I had no record of them on my phone.

I think there are a lot of communications between that roommate and Lance and Tyler. And that's why they kept search warrant for all data collections limited to simply the dates between August 27th and September 12th. Police routinely subpoena a years worth of comms for a suspect accused of petty crimes. But they are only interested in 15 days worth of communications in the most high profile murder of the last 60 years? Total BS.

I've picked up on MANY issues with the official story going through these transcripts but I had to get this one off my chest because it has been bugging me for months.

[JASON @deuschmi]

Come live in the real world with all the illegals you just turned into citizens. We don’t have security details here

[Bobby Sauce @takenaps]

Somebody DM'ed me today and said "you seem pretty convinced of Tyler Robinson's innocence."

My brother in Christ, I'm just not fully convinced of his GUILT. Big difference.

Our American justice system is built upon this very basic principle that people seem to have forgotten.

[Holly @dukes29180]

This is bullshit!!! This isn't how it's done. I guess our democracy is done, dusted. We're not in England anymore!!!

[Glenn Greenwald @ggreenwald]

Following Lord Lindsey’s passing, Darline, Duchess of Charleston, ascended the High Chamber: crowned Baroness of the Palmetto Seat. Her brother's fiefdom and noble lineage are preserved. Long live the House of Graham and DEI! Aristocrats celebrate in Alexandria and Tel-Aviv.

[Holly @dukes29180]

It's ALREADY too late. When @POTUS said, "Are y'all still talking about Epstein files", it was too late.

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

I don't think the GOP fully grasp how badly they are fucking up right now.

I'm talking to people who normally have ZERO interest in politics who are legitimately pissed off.

They are not seeing the major reform they thought would happen and are REALLY MAD about it.

No true accountability.
No true mass deportations.
No meaningful decrease in the deficit.
Lots of very long vacations and no work.
No bills being passed that REDUCE the government involvement in their lives.

I'm very worried the GOP is sleepwalking toward a midterm reckoning they don’t see coming.

People are pissed off that they voted Trump into office and then the GOP continues to slow-walk every reform people want.

Where are all the DOGE cuts that were promised?
Where is the SAVE ACT?
Why haven't we defunded the Taliban yet?

Why are bills passing the House and then disappear in the Senate?

Why are the GOP still funding Left-wing NGOs that target and hate MAGA Republicans?

Why are members of the GOP pushing for mass amnesty instead of mass deportations?

People are waking up and they aren't happy about it.

People believed they were voting for the Trump agenda. and instead, many feel like they’re getting the same old Washington.

If Republicans in Congress don’t start producing tangible results, they’re going to discover that frustration has consequences...

...And by the time they realize how deep-seeded that frustration is, it may already be too late.

[Holly @dukes29180]

This is crazy! Demonic! This has to end.

[Lila Rose @LilaGraceRose]

BREAKING: A same-sex couple is suing their surrogate for $600K after she refused to abort their baby at 22 weeks in Canada.

Scans indicated the child had a cleft lip and a possible heart defect.

The little boy was born healthy.

That child is alive today not because of the men who purchased his life, but because the woman who carried him in her womb protected him.

Children are not commodities. Ban surrogacy now.

[Ricky Zaccaglino @RickyTheGuido]

They’re giving away Lindsay Grahams seat to his sister and they’re giving Mitch McConnells seat to his cousin.

We do not live in a democracy anymore. This is not how a democracy functions.

We did not vote for these people.

[Tomi Lahren @TomiLahren]

Real question and I don’t care who it pisses off, why should we vote for Republicans in November?

Mass deportations aren’t happening. Most of us are single issue voters on immigration and DHS under Markwayne has decided they would rather appease CNN and MSNBC.

Republicans won’t pass Save America, they won’t support the mass deportations we voted for. They haven’t done, frankly, jack shit outside of a tax cut extension.

So why? Why push Maine to vote for Susan Collins? Because at least she’s not an admitted communist? In the end, though, what’s really the difference?

Vote Republican, get Democrat policy anyway.

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

I left Alabama. I am in Georgia now.

At 3 a.m. I saw a yellow sign glowing beside the highway.

Waffle House.

I went in. The parking lot was full. At 3 a.m.

I asked the waitress when they close.

She looked at me the way you look at a child who has asked when gravity ends.

She said, "We don't close, baby."

Two things happened in that sentence.

One: I learned Waffle House has never closed. Not at night. Not on Christmas. Not during hurricanes.

Two: she called me "baby."

I am a grown man. I have a mortgage. It repaired something in me I did not know was broken.

I ordered hash browns.

She said, "Scattered, smothered, covered, chunked, diced, peppered, capped, or topped?"

I did not understand a single word in that sentence.

I said, "Yes."

She nodded and wrote it down. Apparently that was a correct answer.

Then I learned something, and I need you to know I did not invent this.

The United States government measures the strength of hurricanes by whether the Waffle House is open.

Open: the storm is fine.

Limited menu: the storm is serious.

Closed: evacuate. It is over.

This is called the Waffle House Index. FEMA uses it. FEMA. The disaster agency.

Japan built earthquake satellites. America watches a diner.

Both systems work.

At 3 a.m., the Waffle House contained: two truck drivers. A nurse still in scrubs. Four teenagers in prom clothes. One man who had clearly made several mistakes that evening. And one Japanese man with a notebook.

Nobody asked anybody why they were there.

At Waffle House, being there is the answer.

Then a man at the counter noticed my Alabama shirt. It was a gift. Long story.

He did not speak. He pointed at the shirt and shook his head slowly, the way you correct someone in church.

Then he said, quietly: "Go Dawgs."

I panicked and used the only word I own.

"Roll Tide."

Every fork in the building stopped.

The cook looked up from the eggs.

The waitress said, "Baby, no."

I understand now. Every state here has its own word. My word is from one state ago.

The man bought my waffle anyway.

He said, and I am quoting him exactly: "You didn't know. Bless your heart."

I have been told that phrase has two meanings.

I believe I received the gentle one.

I believe.

[Holly @dukes29180]

Roll Tide!!

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

In Alabama a man said "Roll Tide" to me as a greeting.

Later that same day, the same man said "Roll Tide" as a goodbye.

I asked a woman at the store what it means.

She said, "Roll Tide."

I asked what it means.

She said, "It means Roll Tide, sugar."

So I began collecting evidence. I kept a list. I am not embarrassed about the list.

I have now heard "Roll Tide" used as: hello. Goodbye. Thank you. I am sorry. Congratulations. That is unfortunate. I agree. I disagree. And once, in a hardware store, as a complete set of instructions for installing a ceiling fan.

I heard it said at a funeral.

It was appropriate. It was the most appropriate thing anyone said that day.

I began using it. Carefully at first, the way a man handles a borrowed sword.

I said it to a cashier. She said it back.

I said it to a police officer who had stopped me for a broken taillight.

He looked at me for a long moment. He looked at my face. He looked at my taillight.

Then he said it back, and nodded once, and did not write the ticket.

I wish to be extremely clear that I am not claiming those two events are related.

I am also not claiming they are unrelated.

A man at a gas station heard my accent and asked where I was from. I told him Japan.

He said, "Roll Tide."

He meant welcome. I knew he meant welcome. There was no ambiguity at all.

I have been in Alabama eleven days.

I have one word.

It has been enough for everything.

I have started saying it in other states.

It does not work in other states.

I said it in a warehouse store in Oregon. One man turned around.

He was from Alabama. He said it back. We did not speak after that. We did not have to.

I say it anyway.

[Holly @dukes29180]

@baroncoleman Yay!!! Congratulations Baron! 🏅