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[zak @fun_blondie]

@ryangrim @antloewenstein 🤔... trying to think... anyone know what the opposite of a stroke would be??

[Abier @abierkhatib]

lol who did this

[ALUTHEDON @Mbakaza4L]

The first 18 pages the age is listed as 0
The first 18 pages the age is listed as 0
The first 18 pages the age is listed as 0
The first 18 pages the age is listed as 0
The first 18 pages the age is listed as 0
The first 18 pages the age is listed as 0

[zak @fun_blondie]

@briebriejoy @DavidSamuelMay Fuckin' priceless

[zak @fun_blondie]

@briebriejoy Was furious for two hours with Natalie's counterarguments — until she said "I feel like I'm not in a position to be making demands, because I AM the hostage." Nearly moved to tears. Briahna was superb in bridging a gap I would have otherwise burned. Excellent interview from both.

[zak @fun_blondie]

@ryangrim [satire]

[الكسندرا ميراي @LexiAIexander]

You can always tell who is performative anti-genocide & who really gets it. Hollywood made a whole ass heroic movie about Nazi generals who tried to assassinate Hitler. Nazi generals who were mass murderers themselves. You think somebody said "we don't want Nazis stopping him?"

[zak @fun_blondie]

@krystalball And that's despite the white genocide!

[Shruti @heyshrutimishra]

A professor built an app in 12 hours that Meta's billion dollar team never wanted to exist.

It detects their Ray-Ban glasses nearby using Bluetooth.
Your phone vibrates: "Smart Glasses are probably nearby."

Meta's own internal memo said they'd launch facial recognition on the glasses "during a dynamic political environment" when civil rights groups would be too distracted to fight back.

Harvard students already proved it works.

They built glasses that reveal your name, phone number and home address just by looking at your face.

Meta sold 7 million pairs last year.

They look identical to normal glasses.

The LED that blinks when recording? There are tutorials to disable it.

One professor got fed up and built a counter in his spare time.

It's Free & open source with zero ads.

Detects within 50 feet outdoors. 32 feet in a crowd.

Download: search "Nearby Glasses" on Google Play

[The Green Party @TheGreenParty]

Introducing Hannah Spencer MP 💚

[Alan MacLeod @AlanRMacLeod]

Literally using the Nuremberg defense, lmao.

[John McDonnell @johnmcdonnellMP]

Just heard news from pro Palestine activists that they’ve ended hunger strike in the context of the Government denying contract to Elbit. They’ve also secured meetings with prison officials about their health and conditions. I pay tribute to the dedication of the hunger strikers.

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: ICE EXPOSED — Massive data leak rips the masks off Border Patrol and ICE after deadly shooting.
The walls of secrecy protecting ICE and Border Patrol just cracked wide open — and the timing is no accident.

In the wake of the heinous killing of Renee Nicole Good, who was murdered by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, a Department of Homeland Security whistleblower has reportedly leaked personal details of roughly 4,500 ICE and Border Patrol employees in what’s being described as the largest data breach of DHS staff ever.

Names. Work emails. Phone numbers. Job roles. Résumé histories. Nearly 2,000 frontline enforcement agents — the very people who conduct raids, arrests, and deportations — are now allegedly exposed.
The data was reportedly handed to ICE List, a volunteer-run “accountability initiative” that tracks immigration enforcement officers and incidents. Its founder says the killing of Good was “the last straw” for many inside DHS — and judging by the scale of the leak, dissent inside the agency is boiling over.
And it’s not just insiders talking.

Since the shooting, public tips to ICE List have surged. Hotel workers, bartenders, neighbors — ordinary people are coming forward, saying they’ve had enough of masked agents operating with zero accountability in their communities. One agent involved in the case reportedly lied to neighbors for years, claiming he was a botanist.

ICE List says it plans to publish most verified names, with limited exceptions for non-enforcement staff like nurses and childcare workers. The goal, they say, isn’t harassment — it’s accountability in a system where DHS refuses to police itself.

Naturally, DHS is furious.

Officials insist agents must remain anonymous “for their safety,” while simultaneously defending an agency whose officers routinely conceal their identities while terrorizing families, separating children, and — in this case — allegedly killing a mother.

Let’s be clear: This didn’t happen in a vacuum. It happened after years of abuse, secrecy, lies, and impunity. It happened because ICE and Border Patrol have been shielded from consequences while being unleashed on communities with militarized power and political cover.

And now, the masks are slipping.
When the system protects violence and hides the perpetrators, transparency becomes not only inevitable but mandatory. ICE may not like the spotlight — but after Renee Nicole Good, it’s one they brought on themselves.

Please like and share!

[Ounka @OunkaOnX]

America is sending billions to Israel for committing genocide when his own citizens can't afford grossery

An exceptionally well-made political ad.

[Power to the People ☭🕊 @ProudSocialist]

The Black Panthers have re-entered the chat! The Panthers are a revolutionary socialist group that fed & protected the community. They were such a threat to the dictatorship of capital they were falsely labeled “terrorists.” Their reemergence is necessary.

[Ashok Kumar @comrade_kumar_]

Mamdani could halt the sale of stolen Palestinian land in NYC tomorrow. As mayor, he could direct NYC Consumer Protection to prosecute brokers marketing West Bank settlement property for deceptive practices, misrepresentation of location, and failure to disclose material title risks. He could shut down sales events, fine promoters, revoke permits, enforce bans on unpermitted commercial use of non-commercial spaces, and refer brokers for state licence suspension or revocation.

This is routine consumer and zoning law. He is choosing not to act.

[Prem Thakker @prem_thakker]

Unacceptable. A road — possibly associated with Tren de Aragua — left unpaved by Minnesota radicals weaponized itself against two of our courageous officers, causing one to discharge his firearm in self-defense.

We stand by our brave boys.

[Ruben Gallego @RubenGallego]

Why is this ICE agent’s weapon not on safety? Why is his hand on the trigger.
What is going on @dhs these people are operating around US Citizens with less discipline than 18 year olds in the military. A round goes off because of this amateur.

[evan loves worf @esjesjesj]

The fact that we see her turn the wheel to the right means HE sees her turn the wheel to the right. It means he knew his life wasn’t in danger