Patricia Peachey

[Highspeed @TonyHighspeed]

@KariLake It is very true. BBC made a documentary about it in 2004 called "Guinea Pig Kids". It was utterly heartbreaking. Here's the link 👇https://t.co/41uAhrHYXp

[Rosemary Contessa Balsamo @RBalsamo1958]

@KariLake

[Kari Lake @KariLake]

This is horrific and nightmarish.
Dear Lord, I pray this did not happen. If it did, the punishment should be death.

[Ultra Uncle T @GLOATINGTRUTH]

@DeepLeaksHQ The voting system has to be rigged in California.
They can't possibly be this stupid.

[Deep Leaks @DeepLeaksHQ]

Actor David Spade raising awareness that a bill was introduced in California to audit where the $20+ billion dollars in missing homeless money went, it passed but then Gavin Newsom VETOED the bill to block the investigation

Yes, this really happened. He blocked bills for an audit MULTIPLE TIMES

Bipartisan bill AB 2903 (unanimous passed 72-0 in the Assembly, 40-0 in the Senate) would’ve forced annual public reports on where the money went

Newsom vetoed it.

Gavin Newsom also vetoed similar bills AB 2570 and AB 2093

“The same broader problem with people paying taxes in California — The homeless, they lose $20 billion, but they want more money for it. That's why people get tired of paying taxes and going, what are you doing? Gavin Newsom just vetoed a bill asking for an audit of where the money for homeless goes. He said, not a chance. You're not gonna see that. That's the problem.”

[Collin Rugg @CollinRugg]

The mother of the 6-year-old who shot his teacher and then told cops, "f*ck you... b*tch," blamed the incident on his ADHD.

During an interview following the shooting, the boy's mother, Deja Taylor, said he had a "disability."

"He has ADHD... he doesn't sit still ever."

In the interview, Turner also appeared to point blame at the teacher for suspending her child, claiming he "accidentally" knocked her phone out of her hand.

The teacher, Abigail Zwerner, suffered a gunshot wound to the hand and chest. She needed multiple surgeries and spent weeks in the hospital.

I'm not a doctor, but I don't think ADHD makes you shoot your teacher.

[Alexa Henning @alexahenning]

This post shows you have literally zero financial literacy.

1789 Capital does not have a "major stake" in Anduril.

It's false to say Vulcan, Firehawk, and PsiQuantum are "backed by Don Jr and Eric Trump."'

Here's a small lesson, that I also explained to ABC, the "reporter" who is a complete idiot conflated raising funds with investment by 1789. Those are two separate actions.

Meaning the "investments" mentioned were actually the total number raised for a funding round, that MANY companies contribute to.

Another thing that the reporter buried the lead on was that many of these companies have gotten government contracts during Biden AND Trump, which completely negates the assertion by ABC that Don Jr and Eric Trump are doing anything wrong.

Total biased hit piece that is not being regurgitated by dumb trolls on the internet.

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in Chicago after a 7-year-old GIRL was ST*BBED TO DE*TH in BROAD DAYLIGHT, in the BACK, MULTIPLE TIMES...

...by a Black woman police sources say she had NEVER MET, who then CALMLY WALKED AWAY!!!

Yes, you read that right.

A grown woman walked up to a little girl she'd never met and ST*BBED her in the back for NO REASON AT ALL on a city sidewalk at noon.

The little girl's name was Edi Chacon, she was 7 years old.

On Saturday, at 11:55 in the morning, Edi was walking with her big sister... yes, just walking down the street.

...and police say a Black woman came up to her, pulled out a sharp object, and ST*BBED her MULTIPLE TIMES in the back.

According to witnesses and police sources, it appears to have been RANDOM.

Video shows, the suspect, a Black woman just walked away, calmly.

A barber inside his shop heard someone yell:
"That's the lady. She did it. She's running."

Bystanders DROPPED EVERYTHING, chased her down, and held her until police arrived.

Edi Mari was rushed to Comer Children's Hospital, but sadly she didn't make it.

WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!

[Commentary: President Trump 47 @Trump47News]

🚨 BREAKING: A principal in Pennsylvania just drew a line and didn’t blink.

Students tried to stage an anti ICE walkout during school hours.

Daniel Weber walked straight outside and shut it down.

His message was simple. You want to protest on school time? You’re suspended.

That’s called leadership.

Schools are for learning. Not activist field trips. Not political theater.

Parents send their kids to get an education, not to join street rallies in the middle of the day.

More backbone like this.
Less chaos.
More adults in the room. 🇺🇸

FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING

[Smoky Okie (Tim) @RebornFatboy]

ICYMI: 📷SHOCKING: 18-year-old Marcus Williams decided to break into an ATM late at night with a metal pry bar. Surveillance video caught him trying to rip the machine open.
Then physics took over. The metal bar hit the internal electrical components — and he electrocuted himself dead on the spot.
Tragic? No. Consequences of his own actions.
But here's where it gets insane — his family then filed a $500,000 lawsuit against the bank, claiming the BANK was responsible for his death. The bank whose ATM he was trying to rob.
This is exactly what's wrong with America under the Democrat lawsuit culture. No personal responsibility. Commit a felony, die committing a felony, and then try to get rich suing the victim.
The judge wasn't having it.
The court threw the case out, ruling that Williams' death was caused entirely by his own criminal actions and the bank was not liable at all. And in a beautiful dose of justice, the judge ordered the family to reimburse the bank for the cost of repairing the ATM he destroyed.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. The bank is the victim here, not the criminal.
We need more judges like this one.

[Leah Rain ✝️🇺🇸🎸🏝️ @LeahRain77]

It’s happening ..
February 2026
The jury found the doctors liable, awarding $1.6 million for pain and $400,000 for future medical expenses ..

This case is the first of its kind More lawsuits like this coming .

Take them all broke !!!

[Roger X Patterson @RogerP23486]

@Kentuckygirl1 Being soft on crime only results in more innocent people being violently assaulted. Is this what the Democrat politicians want?

[Kentucky Girl @Kentuckygirl1]

Claudia Bismark was a beloved artist who lived in Fells Point for more than 35 years.

She was 76.

On Tuesday she went to breakfast with her husband.

Charging documents say a man sat in the back of the deli and watched her husband pay in cash.

When they left, he went out the back door and followed them.

A few blocks later he came up from behind, knocked them both to the ground, and took a wallet with $150 in it.

Claudia died Thursday.

Her husband, Wade, was left with a concussion and facial injuries.

The man charged is Montray McCray, 32.

Prosecutors cited at least 5 prior convictions, and local reports list:

* Guns
* Drugs
* Theft
* Evading arrest
* Violating a protective order
* Retaliating against a witness
* Court documents also list him as a lifetime registered sex offender.

A lengthy criminal record.

A lifetime sex-offender registration.

And he was still free to walk into a market, pick out 2 victims over breakfast, chase them down and kill one of them.

For $150.

The judge held him without bail this time, and homicide charges are expected.

A woman paid with her life.

For $150.

Her neighbors are the ones who helped identify him.

Meanwhile, I couldn't find a word of national coverage.

Only local Baltimore news has covered it.

Baltimore, the least you owe Claudia is to make sure he never walks free again.

[Catturd ™ @catturd2]

This is why you have to ignore fake news propaganda, and why they’ll never show you videos like these.

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

This is uncomfortable viewing for me. Takes me back to when I was attacked by a mob of some 200 men in Tahrir Square in Cairo, when I was reporting for 60 Minutes and I was gang-raped, sodomized & beaten. Mob violence is a call to the worst of humanity because it is cover for cowards.

[Isabel Brown @theisabelb]

When Lauren Friedman showed up at Amherst College, she was surprised to discover that almost every single girl in her dorm and on her athletic team was already taking SSRIs.

Inside jokes about Zoloft & Lexapro were common on campus, and everyone seemed deeply grateful their persistent anxiety and depression from teenage years was magically disappearing from a pharmaceutical drug.

Like her peers, @lololizzle had struggled earlier in life with both anxiety and depression -- so Zoloft seemed like a perfect solution. After all, all of her friends were taking it too, so how bad could it be?

Little did she know, SSRIs are causing a silent epidemic among Gen Zers called Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction, or PSSD. Like untold tens of thousands of other people just like her, Lauren now has completely lost her libido, sensation in her genitals, and even a sense of emotional connection with the people around her... PERMANENTLY.

She says she and others like her were NEVER given informed consent about the risk of developing PSSD, and American doctors will rarely even diagnose the condition at all.

Whether it's birth control being thrown in the faces of teenage girls to magically "regulate your hormones" or Zoloft instantly prescribed to "make you happy," one thing is clear--the young women of Generation Z are being poisoned en masse without any understanding of what may happen to them down the line.

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

Medicare Improvement Fund!

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

FOR THE FRAUDSTERS!

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just made his support for Elon Musk very clear:

“I am a huge Elon fan”

He compared their relationship to a sports team...you can argue in the locker room, but once you step onto the field, you’re all working toward the same goal

Bessent also said he’s been in regular contact with Elon and added:

“He’s amazing”

“He’s taking us to Mars. Look at what he’s done with SpaceX”

Pretty strong words from the U.S. Treasury Secretary