Nico Banderas

[Dr. Clown, PhD @DrClownPhD]

Enes Kanter Freedom had to show Natasha Cloud the problem with men in women’s sports 😂

[Royce White 🇺🇸 @Highway_30]

UPDATE: I have not received any official or unofficial communication back from the WNBA regarding my eligibility. I will say as a Black Trans lesbian, the rumors of denial for my multi-spirit existence are concerning. I’d also like to remind everyone there is a Trans genocide taking place right now in America. These kind of casual comments lead to violence and our deaths.

If the “sources” are true, I would like to see the league take immediate action to correct anybody who refuses to affirm my identity or use my pronouns pay/me. The WNBA leadership has to show up and 👏🏽 do 👏🏽 the 👏🏽 work. To tell a Black Trans woman she is not a woman or that the Trans experience is a “stunt”, is transphobic, bigoted and racist. It’s literally nazism and white supremacy. I think the commissioner may be demonstrating some white privilege, no? 🧔🏽‍♀️🏳️‍⚧️

Royce White for President
WNBA #LetRoyshaPlay

[Nico Banderas @nicobanderas3]

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[Nico Banderas @nicobanderas3]

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[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 President Trump just dropped the BEAUTY!

KAMALA HARRIS, 2018: “Paper ballots are the smartest, safest way to ensure your vote is secure against attacks by foreign actors. Russia can’t hack a piece of paper like they can a computer.”

Fast forward to now… and suddenly paper ballots, voter ID, and basic election security are “threats to democracy.”

They only cared about secure elections when it was useful against Trump.

The mask slipped a long time ago.

[Mila Joy @Milajoy]

The next time someone calls Trump a 34 times convicted felons, send them this.

It was nothing but a huge SCAM to try and get Trump.

And they failed.

[Matt Calkins @Matt_Calkins]

After 11 years as a sports columnist at the Seattle Times, I have decided to resign. It was entirely my choice, and it was not an easy one. The impetus was the Times declining to run a column I wrote from the perspective of two female student athletes who were opposed to competing against biological males. It was one of several pieces of mine that had been spiked, and I no longer felt like I could properly do my job as a columnist. I lay out the situation in greater detail in the link below, but I want to say that I enjoyed my time with the paper, find the talent there to be immense, and have no animosity toward anyone who works there. It was just time for a change.

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[Nico Banderas @nicobanderas3]

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[Nico Banderas @nicobanderas3]

Breitbart Business Digest: Fed Paper Finds Industries Most Exposed to Tariffs Saw Largest Productivity Gains
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[Saggezza Eterna @FinalTelegraph]

THE SACRIFICE OF DUE PROCESS: THE CASE FOR EXONERATING DEREK CHAUVIN AND DISMANTLING THE REGIME NARRATIVE

Modern political show trials rely on manufactured emotion rather than empirical truth. In May 2020, American jurisprudence surrendered to mob intimidation, sacrificing a decorated twenty-year police veteran to placate political violence. The narrative constructed around Derek Chauvin was an engineered fabrication designed to advance a radical ideological apparatus. An objective, forensic examination of the facts reveals an unmistakable reality: the conviction of Derek Chauvin stands as a profound miscarriage of justice, while the movement that capitalized on his destruction operated as a fraudulent enterprise of civil unrest and institutional extortion.

The foundational claim of the prosecution collapses under the weight of the official autopsy. Dr. Andrew Baker, the Chief Medical Examiner of Hennepin County, documented zero anatomical evidence of lethal asphyxiation. The physical examination revealed no trauma to the anterior muscles of the neck, no damage to the laryngeal structures, no fractured hyoid bone, and no facial or conjunctival petechiae. The mechanical airway remained unobstructed throughout the encounter.

The biological reality of George Floyd's death is found in the toxicology report. Floyd possessed 11 nanograms per milliliter of fentanyl in his blood, alongside norfentanyl, methamphetamine, and active cannabinoids. Forensic toxicology establishes that three nanograms per milliliter can prove fatal in human subjects. Compounding this lethal chemical load was severe underlying pathology: a 75 percent to 90 percent occlusion of the coronary arteries, severe hypertensive heart disease, and an enlarged heart weighing 540 grams.

Floyd repeatedly shouted that he could not breathe while sitting inside the back of a squad car, long before any officer placed a knee near his upper back. His lungs were heavy with pulmonary edema, filling with fluid as a direct consequence of opioid toxicity. Chauvin executed the Maximal Restraint Technique, a maneuver authorized in the Minneapolis Police Department training manual for handling agitated suspects experiencing excited delirium. The physiological failure occurred because a fatally compromised cardiovascular system collapsed under chemical intoxication.

The establishment elevated a career felon with a violent criminal past into a civil rights martyr. Floyd's record spans decades of criminal conduct, including multiple armed drug offenses, consecutive prison sentences, and a violent 2007 home invasion where he held a firearm against a woman's abdomen while accomplices ransacked her residence. At the time of his arrest, he was attempting to pass counterfeit currency while severely intoxicated, resisting lawful orders, and actively consuming additional narcotics to conceal evidence from officers.

Derek Chauvin represented standard law enforcement discipline. Awarded multiple department commendations during his two decades of public service, Chauvin followed established departmental protocols designed to manage combative subjects until emergency medical services arrived. Treating a standard, approved restraint procedure as premeditated murder required the complete distortion of professional standards. The prosecution criminalized ordinary police compliance to appease street violence.

The apparatus that drove this prosecution, Black Lives Matter, operated as an instrument of political coercion and financial opportunism. The organization collected tens of millions of dollars from guilt-ridden corporate donors and radical benefactors, directing vast fortunes into luxury real estate, high-priced consulting contracts for founders' relatives, and elite private compounds. While inner-city neighborhoods burned, organizational leaders enriched themselves through tax-exempt entities shielded by corporate media cheerleading.

The tangible legacy of this movement was unprecedented destruction. The 2020 riots resulted in over two billion dollars in insured property damage, dozens of deaths, and the destruction of thousands of small, minority-owned businesses across the country. Left-wing district attorneys and progressive bail funds systematically released violent offenders while federal and municipal leaders actively celebrated the unrest. This orchestrated chaos was leveraged to intimidate institutions, weaken law enforcement, and alter the outcome of national elections through terror and demoralization.

The legal proceedings against Chauvin systematically violated constitutional guarantees of a fair trial. The Hennepin County courthouse was fortified with razor wire, barricades, and armed National Guard personnel. Armed mobs gathered outside, creating an atmosphere of immediate personal peril for the jurors. Prominent politicians traveled directly to Minnesota to deliver threats of escalated civil unrest if a guilty verdict was not delivered.

Judge Peter Cahill denied repeated, legally necessary motions for a change of venue and sequestered the jury only after closing arguments. Jurors returned to their homes every night surrounded by media coverage that openly threatened civil war. Juror Brandon Mitchell concealed his active participation in radical political rallies while wearing shirts demanding Chauvin's conviction, subsequently lying on his jury questionnaire to secure a seat on the panel. A verdict rendered under the explicit threat of violence and contaminated by juror misconduct is constitutionally invalid.

True rule of law cannot coexist with legal proceedings dictated by intimidation. Derek Chauvin must be fully exonerated, granted immediate appellate relief, and freed from unlawful federal and state incarceration. Every legal remedy, from executive clemency to federal habeas corpus review, must be deployed to correct this historic violation of constitutional due process.

Accountability must also extend to the architects of this prosecutorial fraud. The activist attorneys, compromised municipal leaders, and corrupt officials who suppressed forensic facts and enabled jury intimidation belong in the very prison cells they manufactured for political prisoners. A society that punishes lawful police officers to sanctify criminals and placate violent mobs forfeits its claim to civilization. Restoring justice requires the total demolition of the leftist apparatus and the unconditional liberation of Derek Chauvin.

[Nico Banderas @nicobanderas3]

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[Nico Banderas @nicobanderas3]

@PhilForColorado Don’t brag about being a whiner.

[Nico Banderas @nicobanderas3]

@Deancain How does that make sense?

[Quality Learing Center @QualityLearing_]

WNBA and Democrats need to know...

[Nico Banderas @nicobanderas3]

@KDVR Retarded.

[Nico Banderas @nicobanderas3]

@Polymarket @Trophy_Husband5 How will they fund that without Capitalism???

[Denver Fail @mrosazza]

The Mayor of Denver is up to something. And it has everything to do with raising taxes and funding new NGOs and Unions with migrants. He’s calling it “Child Care for All.” But Colorado already has “Free Day Care?” So whats he up to? #copolitics #colorado

[Nico Banderas @nicobanderas3]

@JackThompsonFOX Woman coaches in the WNBA and doesn’t know what a woman is…

[BrickCenter @BrickCenter_]

Fever coach Stephanie White walked right past her own player, Sophie Cunningham, to check on DiJonai Carrington after the hard foul 🤔