Jonathan Solorio

Privately pushing a purpose.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@TateTheTalisman I will kill and eat all your enemies.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@sarfraj_ab75685 Receipt of payment and proof this worked. No reason to sell the model if you're profiting.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@ENGLEEZY Bro fuck all these losers trying to shut you down for sharing receipts and context. This is exactly the media I’m looking for. I want history and real time stories from his relationships past and current. Dumb ass kids trying to hit you with hate for spilling the beans.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@sweetenermatcha @ENGLEEZY The fuck are you on here detracting from exposing David? Crawl back in the hole

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@JoJoFromJerz Yeah it wasn’t his words. Anyone still quoting these lines is just showing they don’t do any research. Literally adding the words ‘Black women’ in there - lol. Confirmation bias is a bitch. Glad she is fired

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@deepvisioncz @nxt_labs Full of shit fake accounts ran by the same circle of people. This is staged

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@officialboatkid @nxt_labs Is this kids management liquidityextractor on IG? Nico is the name on there? He was on boat kids first post about launching a coin with a poll and I don’t see his comment in there anymore but remember looking him up.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@masonbo @DOGE This is infuriating. This is stuff that drives people postal. They’re not paying taxes. They don’t even have to work. And they live in better apartments and places than a lot of us. This is disgusting and will breed hate for illegals. This doesn’t build ANY positive support

[Savanah Hernandez @Savsays]

Since FEMA funding for illegal immigrants is trending, a reminder of what the luxury apartments migrants have been living in look like.

This Maine apartment where migrants received 2 years of free rent, is in a county which received $6.1 mill from FEMA:

[Devil Dog @The_Jtoms101]

Wait… WHAT?!

You’re telling me that in the year 2025, federal employee retirements are processed BY HAND… in a literal underground limestone mine in Pennsylvania?! This isn’t just government inefficiency—this sounds like a rejected subplot from Indiana Jones.

So let me get this straight:

🔹 We have AI writing news articles, self-driving cars, and billionaires building rockets to Mars… but somehow, the federal government is still operating like it’s 1885?

🔹 700+ people working 230 feet underground to process manila envelopes full of paperwork that could easily fit on a USB drive the size of a Tic Tac.

🔹 The process takes MONTHS. MONTHS?! What are they doing down there? Chiseling retirement applications onto stone tablets?

Meanwhile, the same government wants to track every $600 Venmo transaction in real-time, but they need a literal cave full of people to figure out someone’s pension?

Elon, please, for the love of efficiency, send these people some laptops.

[Department of Government Efficiency @DOGE]

Federal employee retirements are processed using paper, by hand, in an old limestone mine in Pennsylvania. 700+ mine workers operate 230 feet underground to process ~10,000 applications per month, which are stored in manila envelopes and cardboard boxes. The retirement process takes multiple months.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@Sec_Noem Thank you

[Stephen Baldwin @StephenBaldwin7]

just say no 😉🚀🥷🏻

[Champagne Joshi @JoshWalkos]

Dr. Teresa Holtrop who is President of the Michigan American Academy of Pediatrics being questioned under oath about her knowledge of the ingredients in the products she so vehemently defends.

It did not go well.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@IntelDeadlock It looks like the Talon left early and everyone else decided to after that.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@CryptoRugrats @hodgetwins What if the sniper on the other roof was part of the secret service and that’s why they didn’t shoot them even though he’s looking that direction?

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@JerseyBillz @ScottAdamsSays He admits he can’t gauge the time properly and he has a beer in hand. It could’ve happened in a minute even though he felt it was 2-3 mins. One witness doesn’t tell the whole story. Eye witness testimony is notoriously riddled with inconsistency. Remember: Grain of salt.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@CollinRugg Sounds like it could’ve transpired very quickly from observation to the time of shooting, so it’s plausible that the window of alerting them was too short. Make a scene, not just a comment/gesture, if this happens.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@keira_con @naomiseibt Sounds like it could’ve transpired very quickly from observation to the time of shooting, so it’s plausible that the window of alerting them was too short. Make a scene, not a comment, if this happens.

[Jonathan Solorio @Jonnnnesty]

@elonmuskADO X marks the Spot.