lisa jones

question everything, trust God, trust yourself

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

Ok the best part of the game is the hot ref!!!

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@gregmadder Protocol please

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@MelKShow @danewigington B

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

Tim let’s also quit wasting money on these outrageous Embassies.

The U.S. Embassy in Honduras (located in Tegucigalpa) features a permanent art collection through the State Department's Art in Embassies program, which incorporates works by both American and Honduran artists to promote cultural diplomacy. This includes site-specific commissions and installations in the new embassy compound dedicated in January 2025.

Specific artworks mentioned in official State Department descriptions include:
- A pair of tapestries by American artist Sarah Crowner (in the American Center).
- Three stacked works by Honduran artist Adán Vallecillo (made from recycled tires, in the lobby).
- A large stone sculpture by American artist Adam Silverman (over 500 pounds, in the consular plaza/garden area).
- A trio of stainless steel sculptures by Lisa Williamson (also outdoors).
- Graffiti-style contributions by self-taught American artist Timothy Curtis (in office spaces).

The new embassy's total project budget was $429 million (covering design, construction, and related elements). For new U.S. embassy constructions, the State Department typically allocates about 0.5% of the overall project budget for art purchases, commissions, and installations under the Art in Embassies program. This is a standard guideline to integrate art into the facility's design.

Applying that percentage here would suggest roughly $2.145 million allocated for art in the Tegucigalpa embassy project. However, this is an estimate based on the general policy—exact spending figures for art at this specific embassy are not publicly itemized in available sources

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

This is criminal!!!

The U.S. Embassy in Honduras (located in Tegucigalpa) features a permanent art collection through the State Department's Art in Embassies program, which incorporates works by both American and Honduran artists to promote cultural diplomacy. This includes site-specific commissions and installations in the new embassy compound dedicated in January 2025.

Specific artworks mentioned in official State Department descriptions include:
- A pair of tapestries by American artist Sarah Crowner (in the American Center).
- Three stacked works by Honduran artist Adán Vallecillo (made from recycled tires, in the lobby).
- A large stone sculpture by American artist Adam Silverman (over 500 pounds, in the consular plaza/garden area).
- A trio of stainless steel sculptures by Lisa Williamson (also outdoors).
- Graffiti-style contributions by self-taught American artist Timothy Curtis (in office spaces).

The new embassy's total project budget was $429 million (covering design, construction, and related elements). For new U.S. embassy constructions, the State Department typically allocates about 0.5% of the overall project budget for art purchases, commissions, and installations under the Art in Embassies program. This is a standard guideline to integrate art into the facility's design.

Applying that percentage here would suggest roughly $2.145 million allocated for art in the Tegucigalpa embassy project. However, this is an estimate based on the general policy—exact spending figures for art at this specific embassy are not publicly itemized in available sources

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@timburchett Keep the faith. I am still trying!!!

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@JasonJournoDC @ScottAdamsSays @DailyCaller Amen Scott I will pray for you 🙏

[Roger Stone @RogerJStoneJr]

.@KariLake:

There’s not a damn person in handcuffs.

They dragged Roger Stone out of his house. They raided Mar-a-Lago. They attacked President Trump.

When are we gonna see some fucking handcuffs on some fucking criminals in this country?

The American people have had it.

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@KariLake Go Kari. Anti fragile! An example for all of us

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@DataRepublican @data_republican Happy birthday to you wonderful mother. She must be so very special to have raised such a brave and grounded daughter. You are both blessed.

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@NoLieWithBTC Not my taste but love him

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@DataRepublican God has blessed you and your voice. Thank you so much for what you do and the sacrifices you make

[ⁿᵉʷˢ Robert F. Kennedy Jr. @RobertKennedyJc]

Dear Lord,

Thank You for bringing us through this day.

Cover our homes with peace, protect our loved ones, and give us rest that renews our strength.

Wake us to a productive and positive week ahead,

In Your name, Amen!

Good night, everyone!

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@DomStarsiaPLL Is he trying to kill himself? So very weird

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@elonmusk You are very funny. 😁

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@NancyMace 👍 sometime!!

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@mrddmia I love Mike Davis. Makes my day.

[lisa jones @lisaojones]

Exposes Arabella Advisors as a major "dark money" operation that channels billions into progressive causes through opaque networks and deceptive grassroots groups, revealing its significant influence on U.S. politics and its far-reaching impact on issues from Supreme Court nominations to election manipulation.
"Ever heard of Arabella Advisors? Probably not. And that’s strange, since they’ve done a lot to destroy the world you grew up in. You should know, so read this book."
—Tucker Carlson 
Book by Scott Walter Arabella the dark money network of leftist billionaires. It is a web

[The Conservative Alternative @OldeWorldOrder]

Team DOGEcast | Episode 5 Mega-Thread

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[lisa jones @lisaojones]

@elonmusk getting some help cutting!!!!