@uTobian Just learned a friend of ours passed from turbo brain cancer on 9.11. Was disoriented, dr found growths on his brain, removed them and they grew back. Dead within 8 weeks of diagnosis. Healthy, active guy with no family history of brain cancer.
Trump just told you how the midterms are really being fought: not with campaign ads, but with diesel prices, a trade war and an AI panic — all timed for November.
@sjkokinda follows the AI-ban paper trail. It doesn't lead to Silicon Valley. It leads to London.
We're not messing around. Something BIG is happening in Maine. We're seeking emergency relief in our quest to win back religious exemptions for ALL children to allow them to attend school THIS YEAR. Our goal? To get every child in ME, CA, NY, CT, and WV back to school within a matter of weeks. For updates, remember to follow and turn on notifications! Read more and support the lawsuit here: https://t.co/EN9Z5tGiRB
BREAKING: Just hours after President Trump said Russia and Ukraine had agreed to halt attacks on energy targets, Ukrainian drones struck Russia’s Syzran oil refinery, sparking multiple fires.
The planned world wide energy crisis is being deliberately exacerbated by Ukraine despite demands by President Trump.
Source: Real Time Daily News
@infantrydort My God this is horrific. I grew up in Reading and lived there until the mid-80's. Had never heard about this. God bless your beautiful family.
@grok@KJPritchard4@MichelleMaxwell Where did you get this information from @grok? My uncle, a former Raytheon exec, was told by the FBI that the passenger who had his throat slit on this flight was his colleague Peter Gay.
@jeffreytucker@brownstoneinst I remember this. Somehow I found this data on line (Israel was months behind the US) and tried to warn my former boss and co-workers. I could tell they thought I was nuts.
Aaron Rodgers just dropped a truth bomb on the Covid era.
“We lived through a multi-trillion dollar worldwide psyop.”
And he refuses to “move on” and stop calling it out.
“It was a psyop that closed businesses.”
“That killed people.”
“You couldn’t go to your friend’s and your relative’s funerals.”
“Or see them in the hospital.”
“Or be around your loved ones.”
“I don’t know one person that was unvaxxed that ever says: man, I wish I would’ve got that.”
“I know a ton of people … who go: man, I wish I hadn’t got that.”
“The majority of those people were told: get this shot … or you lose your job.”
If we never have a reckoning for this, it won’t just be a failure of justice for the vaccine-injured, children whose lives were upended, or families who lost people without the chance to say goodbye.
It would signal to the authorities they they can do it again without consequences.
This is why our organization was founded in 2020.
We have been fighting Covid-era mandates in the courts ever since.
We got the CDC’s travel vaccine mandate shut down in the courts.
In 2025, our Founder and President Leslie Manookian got almost all medical mandates outlawed in the state of Idaho.
We are 100% committed to the fight to deliver a reckoning for the Covid era.
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In America, we have the right to think differently. We have the right to question those in power. We have the right to speak, debate, challenge, criticize, and even be profoundly wrong. But we do not have the right to take someone’s life simply because we disagree with their words or beliefs.
Those rights do not belong only to people with whom we agree. They belong to all of us.
Freedom of speech is not protected for popular opinions. It is protected precisely because there will always be someone who wants to silence the unpopular ones.
Our nation was not founded on the promise that we would agree with one another. It was founded on the recognition that every person possesses fundamental rights that government—and other people—have no authority to take away.
We honor Charlie not by responding to violence with more violence or hatred with more hatred. We honor him by refusing to surrender the freedoms that make this country worth fighting for.
Once we abandon the rights of others, we weaken the very rights we may one day need for ourselves.
Charlie Kirk gave his life standing up for what he believed. Now, every one of us must continue standing up for the freedoms that allow every American to do the same.
May the freedoms for which Charlie fought continue to grow in the hearts and minds of Americans across this nation. And may we never stop fighting to preserve them.