Gary Mason

[Mind Prison @M1ndPrison]

This analogy still remains popular, but it is flawed.

The issue with AI is not merely effort. It is authenticity and discernment.

When cameras appeared, nobody was fooled by what is a painting and what is a photograph. Discernment still existed. Which means we could still independently assess their value.

AI isn't just a new medium, it is mimicry of everything else. It is a tool of deception. Photography didn't make its way by pretending to be painting.

And within the art world, deception and fraud has always been viewed extremely harshly. There is a reason a discovered forgery loses all of its value.

Photographers didn't hide the nature of their photography. They didn't get upset if their photograph was correctly labeled a photograph.

However, many using AI will become upset if their work is labeled AI, implying that they understand the value of their work relies on it being perceived as something else.

[Democratic Coalition @TheDemCoalition]

SUPPRESSED: RFK Jr.’s health department halted publication of two Covid vaccine studies involving 12 million Americans.

The draft findings reviewed by outside experts showed serious side effects were rare and benefits outweighed risks.

But since it didn't validate their wacko conspiracy theories, they killed the report.

Read more here: https://t.co/2GgiAoIGVN

#ResistTrump

[Brown Eyed Susan @smc429]

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[Donaldo 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @Stornoway_Cove]

Never has ‘Everything he touches’ been more true.

The guy is a walking disaster - destroying everything in his path.

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

🇺🇸 The United States wrote the most sophisticated constitution the world had seen, splitting power between the executive, the legislature and the judiciary so that no single man could ever run the place like a private estate. Then it added a free press, fifty stubborn states, independent agencies, a career civil service and elections every two years, just to be safe.

Two and a half centuries later the executive branch spends its Sunday posting AI-generated geese in blond wigs.

[Cownugget.bsky.social @c0wnugget]

RFK Jr is such a dumb waste of space... but not as much as those that actually believe his bullshit.

[Jim Stewartson, Decelerationist 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇺🇸 @jimstewartson]

This is EUGENICS. It is actual apartheid.

This is ancient, century-old policy designed to categorize kids and limit them to physical labor. It is a pre-cursor to a racially stratified, feudalist society where elites get educated and undesirables are kept in the dark.

NO.

[LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻 @LongTimeHistory]

ICE drag mom & teen daughter out of hospital room—in middle of being treated after car accident.

Agents violently detain mom—still wearing hospital gown.

Separate her from daughter—family never told where mom was taken to.

Both were victims of being hit by car—with asylum case pending in good standing & valid work permit.

Grace Calero, 39, and her daughter Giulianna Carriel, 19, are both originally from Ecuador.

Both women received severe injuries after a near fatal rollover crash when another car swerved into their lane head on.

Made worse when the daughter suffered a seizure—after the trauma of seeing her mother violently handcuffed.

Polk County Sheriff’s Office contacted ICE after deciding the women's paperwork looked suspicious.

They have an ongoing formal cooperation agreement with ICE.

Incident occurred at HCA Florida Poinciana Hospital in Kissimmee, Florida.

Jessenia Hatti Barrett doesn't have an active account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.

[Anonymous @OpDeathEaters]

A federal judge just ruled that Ghislaine Maxwell’s Epstein grand jury records must be made public, rejecting every objection she raised. Congress’s Epstein Files Transparency Act overrides grand jury secrecy rules. #OpDeathEaters

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Federal grand jury material from the prosecution of Ghislaine Maxwell must be released to the public, a New York judge ruled on 11 August, rejecting every objection Maxwell raised to keeping it sealed.
U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska found that the Epstein Files Transparency Act overrides the secrecy orders that have covered the material since Maxwell's 2021 conviction, and that the statute establishes the compelling need federal courts require before grand jury material is opened.

Maxwell's filings against disclosure amounted to "a veritable kitchen sink of objections," Preska wrote, running through procedural, statutory and constitutional grounds, all of which she found meritless. Release will carry the victim-protecting redactions the Act authorises.

What comes out
Grand jury subpoenas and material gathered by the government during the federal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein fall within the order, together with depositions taken from Maxwell in April and July 2016 in the civil defamation case Virginia Giuffre brought against her.

Prosecutors built two perjury counts in Maxwell's federal indictment on those 2016 depositions, charging her with lying under oath when she denied knowing about Epstein's recruitment and abuse of girls. The counts were later dismissed.

Records held by the law firm Boies Schiller Flexner, which represented Giuffre, are covered by the ruling.
Giuffre died in April 2025. Her allegations against Prince Andrew, which he has denied, cost him his royal titles and, on 18 February 2026, brought his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office over the alleged sharing of confidential documents with Epstein.

The statute against Rule 6(e)
Grand jury secrecy in the federal system runs on Rule 6(e) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, which permits disclosure only in narrow circumstances and has historically defeated attempts to open Epstein-related material. Two federal judges refused Justice Department applications to unseal Epstein and Maxwell grand jury records in 2025 on exactly that ground.

Public Law 119-38 changed the calculation. Signed on 19 November 2025, it directs the Attorney General to publish all unclassified Justice Department records on Epstein and Maxwell, permits withholding only for victim identity, child sexual abuse material, active investigations, images of death or injury and classified national security material, and expressly bars withholding for embarrassment, reputational harm or political sensitivity.

Preska's reading treats the Act as a congressional finding of public need that displaces the earlier secrecy orders rather than as a request the court may weigh against them.

Maxwell's position
Maxwell is serving 20 years, imposed in June 2022 after a jury convicted her in December 2021 on rape trafficking and conspiracy counts for recruiting and grooming girls for Epstein.

She was moved from a federal prison in Florida to a minimum security federal prison camp in Texas in the summer of 2025, after two days of interviews with Todd Blanche, then Deputy Attorney General and now Attorney General. A Bureau of Prisons whistleblower has since given House Judiciary Democrats evidence of preferential treatment at the camp.

Maxwell filed an application for commutation with the Trump administration in November 2025. Her Supreme Court appeal was rejected in 2025.
Appearing under subpoena at a House Oversight Committee deposition on 9 February 2026, Maxwell invoked the Fifth Amendment and declined to answer.

Her lawyer David Oscar Markus said afterwards: "Maxwell is prepared to speak fully and honestly if granted clemency by President Trump." Her legal team has said she could explain why Trump and Bill Clinton are innocent of wrongdoing in connection with Epstein.

The Senate vote
The Senate adopted a resolution opposing any pardon or commutation for Maxwell on 29 July 2026, by unanimous consent, with no senator objecting. Senator Jacky Rosen brought it.

"Sexual predators should not be afforded preferential treatment," Senator Jack Reed said of the administration's handling of Maxwell.

Unanimous consent means no Republican senator objected, six days before the Judiciary Committee advanced Blanche's nomination on 4 August and 10 days before he won a floor vote 50 to 49.

Senate resolutions of this kind carry no legal force. Presidential clemency is not reviewable by the courts, and Trump could commute Maxwell's sentence at any point, including after the grand jury material becomes public.

[LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻 @LongTimeHistory]

ICE shoot Virginia man with Taser—repeatedly punch his face while unconscious.

He woke up in hospital with internal bleeding & brain hemorrhage.

But agents refuse to let him get life saving MRI.

Doctors can't treat him—because agents won't remove ankle monitor.

Can't scan his internal body damage because ankle monitor interferes with hospital scanners.

His additional injuries include—black eyes, significant bruising, cuts & 7 stitches on his lip.

Whatever force agents used was so significant that his brain has blocked all memories of the trauma.

Don José Mejía has lived in the U.S. for the past 18 years with no criminal record.

Incident occurred in Arlington, Virginia.

Alba Gonzalez doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.

Close up views of the man's injuries have been blurred so this video is safe for viewing by all audiences.

[Cahnacity 🔞 @cahnacity]

Here's an animation project that's been a long time in the making! It features my giantess Phalt having a little midnight snack.

Happy Vore day ya’ll!! #voreday2026 #giantess

[LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻 @LongTimeHistory]

ICE kidnaps 18 year old kid—wearing all black clothes & no badge or ID.

"Please help me!" he cries in Spanish.
"I am begging you! Is anyone there!"

"Help me! Mom please help!"
"Mom I really need you right now!"

"He's hurting me! Why are you taking me!"
"I didn’t do anything!"

Eventually it takes 4 agents to throw him into an unmarked car—and speed away to unknown location.

This is the second case in a week of a son being taken away in front of his mother—on the exact same block.

ICE must be targeting this neighborhood in Glendale, California.

Ricardo Miranda doesn't have an active account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: Decorated Iraq War veteran sues after Trump goons brutally tackled and handcuffed her on her OWN FRONT PORCH!

A decorated U.S. Army veteran who earned a Bronze Star and Purple Heart in Iraq is suing the Idaho National Guard and the Defense Department after Idaho-based Guard troops allegedly detained her without a warrant, tackled her on the front porch of her Washington, D.C., home and left her with injuries that required surgery.

Anna King says she was sitting outside her apartment on May 8 beneath signs criticizing Donald Trump's deployment of troops to the nation's capital when three National Guardsmen walked through her front gate and told her she was being detained.

"Get away from me right now. You have absolutely no authority to detain me," King can be heard telling the troops in a video of the confrontation.

When she tried to return to her apartment, the troops blocked her path. Video shows the confrontation escalating before two Guardsmen wrestled her to the ground, pinned her to the concrete and restrained her with plastic handcuffs while waiting for D.C. police to arrive.

According to a claim filed Wednesday by the ACLU of D.C., King remained handcuffed on the ground for about 17 minutes. The restraints were so tight that officers later struggled to remove them, and King ultimately suffered ligament damage requiring surgery, the complaint says.

More than two months later, she says she still wears a cast, has limited feeling in her thumb and struggles with everyday tasks.

King, who has been treated for combat-related PTSD since returning from Iraq, also says the encounter revived severe trauma.

"As a trained combat veteran, I never imagined that armed National Guard members would attack, injure and traumatize me at my home," she said. "We are not at war with Americans, and my porch is not a war zone."

The National Guard says troops detained King because they believed she had thrown an unknown liquid at guardsmen two days earlier.

King had not been charged in connection with that allegation when she was detained and has never been charged over it. She has pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges alleging she assaulted two Guardsmen during the confrontation.

King is seeking $3 million in damages, arguing that troops violated her constitutional rights and used excessive force.

The ACLU says King's claim is one of dozens alleging abuses by federal officers around the country, which raises the issue of whether military personnel performing roles traditionally handled by civilian law enforcement is effective or appropriate. We don’t think so.

King says she still struggles to use her hand, still lives with renewed PTSD, and still remembers the feeling of soldiers holding her face down outside her own patio.

For a woman who once risked her life wearing the uniform, she says the hardest encounter with armed troops happened after she came home.

[Trump Lie Tracker (Commentary Account) @MAGALieTracker]

BREAKING: Trump tells a crowd in Michigan that he’s done more for them than their parents and falsely takes credit for the auto rescue in Michigan which saved hundreds of thousands of jobs.

Obama did that. Not Trump.

[LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻 @LongTimeHistory]

ICE detain Indigenous young woman—for standing on public sidewalk.

Protest started after reports of an ICE raid—on Warm Springs Reservation land.

Agents claimed they only stopped on Tribal land to "use the restroom"—and deny targeted enforcement.

1855 treaty with Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs remains legally binding—yet has historically been violated by the U.S.

The woman has a red handprint painted across her mouth and cheek.

That is a symbol of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives movement.

Arrest occurred outside the South Portland ICE facility in Portland, Oregon.

Kawthar Nukshai doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.

[CBS News @CBSNews]

"My daughter was a good soldier," the mother of fallen U.S. Army Sgt. Angel Rampersad said Thursday. Rampersad was among three soldiers killed in an Iranian attack on a U.S. base in the Middle East last week.

 "She fought for this country, and she died for this country. And I am a mother that is highly proud of her,” she said.

[Kelly @broadwaybabyto]

When men say rape culture doesn’t exist, show them this video.

When someone shouts “not all men”, show them this video.

If we were truly interested in protecting women and girls, this man would be fired for saying stuff like this.

He’s celebrating rape.