Billy Grainger

I'm a dude

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@HHPMLLC10_23 Beautiful work, want to come down to Florida? 😜

[Brandon Tatum @TheOfficerTatum]

🚨 WATCH: A Georgia State Trooper plowed through a street takeover, pinned a truck, and sent the crowd scrambling in seconds.

You love to see it. 👏🏾

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@Rach4Patriarchy That's the funniest thing Chelsea ever said, she's not a strong woman, she's a hoe. Someone should tell her...

[Q The Storm Rider @Q_TheStormRider]

🚨🚨Senator Ron Johnson says CNN canceled his interview yesterday after he told them he planned to discuss internal documents showing public health officials covered up COVID vaccine harm.

“Not one major network has covered this story.”

“I was just invited to be on CNN yesterday.”

“I told them what I would talk about, they canceled the interview.”

STAY CONNECTED, NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.

[Matt Bracken @Matt_Bracken48]

Can we all be grown-ups for just a minute, and admit that the US Government has been subverted and hijacked by Israeli Zionists?

By blackmail, bribery or coercion, it doesn't matter. The USG has been captured, and it serves as the slave in a master-slave relationship.

Our government now exists in a zombie state, 100% controlled by a foreign entity that the rest of the world despises for its non-stop war crimes and human rights abuses.

[Bronze Giant @RjNol]

Behold the healing centers.
The large volume of air and the distance between the floor and the ceiling increase sound reverberation, which may enhance the use of frequencies in sound vibrations.Imagine the vibrations of bells and pipe organs inside spaces like these. That is how our ancestors got rid of parasites. And that is why the parasites got rid of the bells and the pipe organs.

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

Nobody in Walton County knew who was buying up the Panhandle. Timber companies sold him tract after tract. Sod farms. Played-out peanut fields. Pine that had been cut and cut again. The buyer was a timber and oil commodities trader, and he never told a single seller what he wanted it for.

He was buying it so it could NEVER be developed again.

Marion Clifton Davis grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in the Florida Panhandle. He summed up the whole childhood in one sentence: "I grew up with five other people in 300 square feet in a wore-out trailer on a dirt road."

He gambled his way out, hustling pool and poker from the time he was 16 until he was 30. It paid for a political science degree and then a law degree. He moved the winnings into land and mineral rights, and they turned into hundreds of millions of dollars.

He had spent his entire life climbing out of that trailer, and he got all the way to the top of it. Then he said this: "I finally made some money and it wasn't what it was advertised to be."

What changed him was a traffic jam. Stuck in a line of cars going nowhere, he read a high school marquee advertising a presentation on the Florida black bear. He pulled out of the line and walked in.

"I hate to confess to this. I didn't know Florida even had black bears at the time." He gave the two women running the presentation enough money to keep going for another two years, then asked them for a reading list and spent the next year working through Thoreau, John Muir, and a Harvard biologist named E.O. Wilson.

In 2000, he started buying. He spent roughly $90 million assembling more than 50,000 acres along the Choctawhatchee River, tract by tract, never tipping his hand until each deal closed. He named it Nokuse. It is the Muscogee word for black bear.

Then he did the thing no land man does. He took it apart. His crews thinned 22,000 acres of pulpwood pine and hand-planted EIGHT MILLION longleaf seedlings across 24,000 acres, scattered in deliberately random patterns so the forest would never come back in rows. They burned about 10,000 acres a year on purpose, because longleaf needs fire.

He told people it was a 300-year project.

In 2009 he spent $12 million of his own money on a 28,000-square-foot science center for Panhandle schoolkids. He named it for E.O. Wilson. Not for himself.

In November 2014, doctors found stage 4 lung cancer. He kept working. That June he sat down with a national radio crew and said it plainly: "I'm dying, as we all are. It's well advanced."

He got 15 years of the 300.

M.C. Davis died on July 11, 2015, eight months after the diagnosis. Not one tree he planted had grown tall enough to matter yet.

He spent thirty years learning how to take. He spent the rest putting it back.

Around here, thousands of Panhandle fourth graders get loaded onto a school bus and driven out to that center. Almost none of them ever find out who paid for the trip.

Then the bears came back.

They cross under US 331 now, through three wildlife underpasses finished in 2012, funneled in by a mile and a half of fence on both sides of the four-lane highway. The man who did not know Florida had black bears built them a way under the road. They den on land named after them.

Nokuse Preserve is 56,258 acres today, endowed and permanently protected, the largest private conservation project east of the Mississippi River. More than 3,800 gopher tortoises pulled off Florida development sites have been released there since 2006. In 2025 the E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center took in 5,500 students from 56 schools, and it charged none of them a dollar.

A longleaf pine can live 400 years. The seedlings put in the ground in 2004 are barely out of childhood, and the forest he was actually aiming at will not stand until sometime around the year 2300. He knew that when he wrote the checks.

M.C. Davis, a poor kid from a dirt road, spent everything he ever won on a forest he would never walk through.

[🧬Maxpein🧬 @maximumpain333]

What nobody talks about. "The curse of awareness.." 👁️😳

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@GnomeRad The train has left the station, that ship has sailed, the cultural shift is well under way and there's nothing Corey can do about it but cope and throw tantrums like a spoiled child. I try not to dwell on it but the schadenfreude is glorious.

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@DineshDSouza You lose every time you debate this topic, you're a paid shill

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@_InTheFilth @ByJimbob Jay does this on a regular basis, and it's awesome... He's truly doing the Lord's work 🙏👍

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@LostMyHats @WesleyLHuff @jordanbpeterson @conservmillen Indeed, how appropriate to have the leader of the synagogue of Satan rise as the defender of Satanic doctrine

[Dr. Dawn Michael @DawnsMission]

🚨 SHOCKING: RFK Jr. just dropped this on live national TV

Lyme disease.
RSV (the #1 killer of American kids).
COVID-19. All of them came from gain-of-function research. His exact words: They’ve been engineering the diseases that are destroying us… and then calling it “science.” This isn’t a conspiracy theory anymore.
This is the HHS Secretary saying it out loud.

“Lyme disease almost certainly came from these experiments and is now devastating our country.”
“RSV came from a laboratory, which is now the biggest killer of children in our country.”
“And of course, the COVID-19 pandemic…

All of those have been linked credibly to gain-of-function research.”

“It’s something with enormous costs and no proven benefits.”

[Idaho Tribune @IdahoTribune]

Surprise, surprise!

The Mead/Airway Heights fire in Spokane is *ground zero* for a massive Data Center build which has been on hold because of local pushback.

What a coincidence!

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@JamesSweasyX @libsoftiktok beautiful, close the gap when they're exposed during the swing, drop the hammer... this is the way 👍

[SYSKUSA @syskusa]

When we were preparing to go to Iraq in 2005 we had an Iraqi who had fled Iraq, and ended up in the employ of the CIA briefing us on culture, and Ramadan came up.

One of the senior officers in the auditorium spoke up quickly, and started to say we should not drink, eat, or smoke in front of Iraqis during Ramadan, to respect their culture.

This CIA dude immediately locks eyes with this officer and asks very loudly

“WHY?!”

The officer was a little caught off guard, and before he could answer the CIA guy started explaining.

“You are American, you are Christian, you DO NOT celebrate Ramadan, and if you don’t carry on as an American during Ramadan it will be seen as weakness. It reinforces their idea that their god is the only true god, and that all others will bow before Islam.

If they don’t offer you a drink when you come to their home, ask for one, during Ramadan!

Make them respect you, or they will attack you more because they see you as weak.

They are asserting their dominance, and if you falter in the slightest they see you as less than them.”

That stuck with me, and it was true.

You could see they didn’t respect the guys who went out of their way to accommodate them, both in the way they acted towards American troops, and in the number of attacks on US Forces in the areas.

Eat, drink, and be Merry, even during Ramadan.

FREEDOM ! 🇺🇸

Keep That PMA 🇺🇸

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@JayDyer Bucky

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@DissidentMedia How long before this guy or one of his deputies busted for some form of corruption? I'm thinking a year max

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@C2Antiquity Thanks for the excellent content!
The measure you use will be measured back to you, it's plainly stated many times in many ways but our human nature resists it.

[Billy Grainger @kromster]

@FinanceLancelot Routes and resources, always has been and always will be about control over those two things, with ideology used to manipulate the masses.