Kurian Thott MD 🇺🇸🇺🇦

MIGS surgeon with passion for creating collaborative healthcare platforms. @instarounds #MIGS surgical proctor @ethicon; endometriosis surgeon #angel x2 exits

[Angelica Shalagina Official🇺🇦 @angelshalagina]

This is the center of Kyiv today.
September 28, 2026.

Burning after a russian attack.

Please, World - don’t look away🙏
Share this.
Speak about Ukraine.
Ask your governments to act.

We need help.
We need this hell to stop.

[Denise🇺🇲 @Denise10231976]

Its always Republicans

[Willie Ross Jr. Knee Deep @RossKneeDeep]

Trump's evil mentor.

[Pete @splendid_pete]

Reminder for the retards: no one forced russia or the soviets to invade another country. Not in 1939 when the soviets invaded Poland and Finland. Not in 1940 when the soviets occupied and annexed Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Not in 1956 when soviet tanks crushed Hungary. Not in 1968 when soviet-led Warsaw Pact forces invaded Czechoslovakia. Not in 1979 when the soviets invaded Afghanistan. Not in 1992 when russian forces directly intervened in Moldova’s Transnistria conflict. Not in 2008 when russian forces went deep into Georgia and occupied Georgian territory. Not in 2014 when russia seized and annexed Crimea and intervened militarily in eastern Ukraine. And not in 2022 when russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

And spare me the bullshit about russian “security guarantees” and promises.

In 1975, the soviets signed the Helsinki Final Act, committing themselves to the non-use of force, the inviolability of borders, territorial integrity and non-intervention.

In 1991, russia joined the Alma-Ata Declaration recognising the territorial integrity of the former soviet republics and the inviolability of their existing borders.

In 1994, russia signed the Budapest Memorandum, explicitly promising to respect Ukraine’s independence, sovereignty and existing borders and to refrain from the threat or use of force against it. Then it seized Crimea in 2014.

In 1997, russia signed the Treaty of Friendship with Ukraine, recognising the inviolability of their existing borders, renouncing territorial claims and committing itself to non-use of force.

In 1999, russia committed at the OSCE Istanbul summit to withdraw its remaining forces from Moldova by the end of 2002. It did not.

In 2003, russia signed a treaty formally establishing and recognising the russia-Ukraine state border.

In 2008, russia accepted the six-point Georgia ceasefire requiring russian forces to withdraw to the positions they held before hostilities. The Council of Europe subsequently documented delays and failures in implementing those obligations.

If you believe anything russia says, you are either paid by russia, retarded, or both.

[Pete Buttigieg @PeteButtigieg]

U.S. manufacturing jobs are down under Trump, including in the auto industry. His strategy failed, and so will this.

Lowering standards will accelerate what he has already been doing: handing the clean tech future to China and forcing Americans to pay more at the pump.

[Don Winslow @donwinslow]

Jesus.

[Hadidi @hdrnssr]

I’m just gonna leave this list here of all of Israel’s prime ministers; their real names, their names they changed to so they sound more “Hebrew”, and their “ancestral homeland” respectively:

• David Ben-Gurion (David Grün) - Poland.
• Moshe Sharett (Moshe Chertok) - Ukraine.
• Levi Eshkol (Levi Yitzhak Shkolnik) - Ukraine.
• Yigal Allon (Yigal Peikowitz) - Belarus.
• Golda Meir (Golda Mabovitch) - Ukraine.
• Yitzhak Rabin (Yitzhak Rubitzov) - Ukraine / Belarus.
• Menachem Begin (Menakhem Volfovich Biegun) - Belarus.
• Yitzhak Shamir (Yitzhak Yezernitsky) - Belarus.
• Shimon Peres (Szymon Perski) - Belarus.
• Ehud Barak (Ehud Brog) - Russia.
• Ariel Sharon (Ariel Scheinerman) - Belarus.
• Ehud Olmert - Russia.
• Naftali Bennett - United States.
• Yair Lapid (Yair Lampel) - Serbia.
• Benjamin Netanyahu (Benjamin Mileikowsky) a Poland.

Hope this helps.

[Janice Gindel @jgindel]

I pray more people share this...

[Adam Kinzinger (Slava Ukraini) 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @AdamKinzinger]

They love showing you all the cool stuff they do, and their helipads and ballrooms, while you pay out the ass for everything.

But don’t worry, they’re richer!!

[Rabbi Moishe Indig @MoishIndig]

Mr. Netanyahu, you do not speak for New York’s Jewish community.

Your government arrests hundreds of innocent yeshiva students each week, while we in New York practice our faith and live freely and safely.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani is a friend and ally to our community

You are not.

[هدى ابراهيم @IbrahimHuda12]

سلبت إسرائيل منهما طفولتهما مثلما فعلت مع جيل كامل من الفلسطينيين
ومع ذلك لا يزال هناك من يدافع عنها.

لا تتوقفوا عن نشر جرائم الاحتلال..

معاناة اطفال فلسطين بلا حدود

[True Blue 🇦🇺🐨 @SPBMcKenna]

🚨 BEGS!

Todd Blanche is now BEGGING to stop YOU from seeing the NAMES of his RICH friends/clients who violently RAPED young girls and boys!

#BlancheIsAPedophileProtector

👇 Todd Blanche BEGS appeals court to HALT release of batch of Epstein files
https://t.co/Go5weDcFRo

[Marco Foster @MarcoFoster_]

James Talarico: “We have agreed to five debates and Ken Paxton has declined every one. If I had Ken Paxton’s career of corruption I wouldn’t want to answer these questions either. Why did you give an Epstein style sweetheart deal to an admitted child predator? Why were you impeached by your own party? Why do you own 15 homes on a government salary?”

[jezz @JezziiB]

Things Hitler did-
1. Threw parades for himself.
2. Made people cheer for him.
3. Took kids from their mothers.
4. Rounded up humans.
5. Spread lies and propaganda.
6. Only wanted to hear news that flattered him.
7. Built monuments for himself like a Triumphful Arch.
8. Controlled the media.
But Trump is nothing like that, right?

[Sara Al-sharif @ros_sara2002]

I am so sorry

The world failed you

[ErinEpley @ErinEpley]

This is a fact-driven account of why Ken Paxton was impeached—and why those facts matter now that he is asking Texans to send him to the United States Senate. I am grateful that The Dallas Morning News gave space to this evidence and to why it still matters.

You can read the published version here: https://t.co/JfJkbXVncP.

Because the published version is available only to subscribers, below is the essay as I submitted it.
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Impeachment prosecutor: Ken Paxton is unfit for office

The evidence against him is relevant again now that he’s asking for our votes.

Three years ago this month, Attorney General Ken Paxton faced removal from office by the Texas Senate after being impeached by the Texas House, 121 to 23. The vote was remarkable. Sixty Republicans joined 61 Democrats. More than 70% of House Republicans voted to impeach a member of their own party. This once straight-ticket Republican voter was proud.

I served as chief counsel to the Texas House General Investigating Committee, led the investigation into Paxton, and later served as a trial attorney in the Senate. Those facts matter now because Paxton is asking Texans to send him to the United States Senate.

The central story behind Paxton’s impeachment is less complicated than volumes of evidence make it seem: Paxton relentlessly used the Office of the Attorney General for the private benefit of his friend and donor, Nate Paul, and received benefits from Paul in the form of home renovations.

Here’s how: Paxton pressed his office to release its copy of the federal criminal investigation of Paul to Paul — an extraordinary break from policy. He advocated against a Texas bank and charity. He directed his staff to enter litigation in which the state was not needed and demanded that the charity accept millions less than it was entitled to receive from Paul. Another unnecessary intervention prevented a Texas bank from foreclosing on a multimillion-dollar asset tied to Paul.

Paxton also attempted to use government power to intrude into Texans’ private records. He installed a secret “prosecutor” as Paul’s personal resource, answerable only to Paxton, Paul and Paul’s attorney. The man was given a title he did not know was fake and an agreement he did not know was invalid. He was never paid or entered into the OAG human resources system. Paxton instructed him to take direction from Paul’s attorney and use OAG resources against Paul’s perceived enemies.

Thirty-nine subpoenas targeting Texas citizens followed. The arrangement remained hidden until an alert banker called the OAG.

Each action served to aid Paul’s federal criminal defense or save him millions owed to others.

All of this was presented as evidence during Paxton’s trial. He used the weight of his office and powers hidden from public view to enrich himself and his friend. In my opinion, that is abuse of office. It is disqualifying.

Then there were the renovations to Paxton’s home. Paul is a real estate developer. By Paxton’s own account, upgrades related to Paul were worth at least $121,000. We know because that is what Paxton ultimately paid, after he was caught getting them for free.

Records and testimony link the upgrades directly to Paul. The work was completed by July 2020, yet there were no charges.

On Sept. 30, 2020, Paxton’s senior staff reported him to the FBI for bribery and abuse of office related to the subpoenas and renovations linked to Paul. Paxton then directed an unsolicited payment to the purported contractor.

There were no estimates, invoices or payments before Sept. 30. Metadata shows the lone invoice was created Oct. 1. It was backdated to appear to have been issued on Sept. 1. It was not delivered.

For me, the facts preceding Sept. 30 sufficiently establish bribery and abuse of office. The Sept. 30 payment after the report solidifies it. The Oct. 1 backdated invoice is simply offensive.

Continued…

[The Lincoln Project @ProjectLincoln]

There it is. A vote for Byron Donalds is a vote for whatever the hell Trump wants (an unending Iran War, skyrocketing fuel and diesel, inflation, ICE on your streets, unaffordable healthcare).

[The Lincoln Project @ProjectLincoln]

Mike, you were singing a different tune weeks ago. So why are you turning your back on @realDonaldTrump like this so close to Election Day? RINO!

[The Lincoln Project @ProjectLincoln]

Make no mistake, this is the GOP's war in Iran. They backed Trump, allowed him to start and continue an expensive and illegal war, and they didn't give a damn what it was going to cost every one of you.