A certified registered nurse anesthetist at VCU Health in Richmond posted a series of TikTok videos urging other medical providers to fill syringes with the paralytic drug succinylcholine and use them as a sabotage tactic against ICE agents.
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Malinda Cook told viewers to grab syringes with needles full of saline or the drug that causes temporary muscle paralysis lasting several minutes and described it as a deterrent that could help the cause.
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In other clips she recommended collecting poison ivy and poison oak to mix with water and spray on agents' faces and hands and suggested single women use dating apps to meet ICE agents and spike their drinks with laxatives so they would be too sick to work the next day.
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The videos captioned with resistance and sabotage hashtags went viral after Libs of TikTok shared them and VCU Health quickly confirmed she was an employee and placed her on administrative leave while barring her from facilities and patients.
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By that evening the hospital announced she was no longer employed after an internal investigation and that it had fulfilled its reporting requirements under Virginia state law.
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VCU Police confirmed they opened a criminal investigation into the posts treating them as potential threats and state lawmakers called for her to face charges and lose her nursing license.
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Months later her license remained listed as current and active in state records and no criminal charges had been publicly announced.
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#Virginia #ICE
The University of Pittsburgh (@PittTweet) is hiring an H-1B Residence Life Area Coordinator
Salary: $49,000
Nobody in Pennsylvania was qualified for this job.
🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: Calls for NATIONAL BOYCOTTS are ramping up after spoiled brat WNBA players stormed out of the court to avoid the national anthem
President Trump himself said it: STOP WATCHING
And the league DOES NOTHING to honor America!
CONCHA: "As long as there's no accountability, they're gonna continue to do this...if you HATE this country so much, go play in RUSSIA, see how they treat YOU. Suddenly, MAYBE you'll stand for the national anthem here." 🎯
Just like Trump warned: the NFL only stopped the anthem disrespect when fed-up Americans stopped watching.
Dear @cardiffcouncil
You lit up a tall building in the colour of goblins & gremlins to bring awareness to pocket people.
Please God. Send the asteroid. To Wales
Southlake, Texas: Why Is a Diwali Festival Blocking Voter Access Hours Before It Even Begins?
Today is the only full Saturday in Texas’s early-voting window. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Southlake Town Hall (1400 Main Street).
The city is reportedly closing streets and hundreds of parking spaces around Town Square for a Diwali festival that begins at 3 p.m. and runs until 10 p.m.
Voters are already reporting blocked parking and restricted access.
One resident told RAIR Foundation USA:
“Voting for Tarrant County TX in Southlake Town Square…..hundreds of parking spots being blocked due to Dawali festival that doesn’t start until 3pm.”
Residents say the closures are justified by fireworks that won’t happen until later tonight.
Why are the city and the Southlake Foundation scheduling setup and access restrictions on the single Saturday working people have been given to vote early, overlapping the entire voting day, for an event that does not begin until mid-afternoon?
Diwali itself is November 8.
The festival could have been held any other day.
Early voting could not.
Tarrant County’s schedule is fixed: October 24 is the only Saturday with full 7-to-7 hours. Southlake Town Hall is an official early-voting site.
The Southlake Foundation’s own materials list the event at Town Square from 3–10 p.m.
Officials knew both calendars!
Yet residents are being told the parking and street closures are necessary.
No public explanation has been offered for why setup could not wait until after voting hours, why alternative parking was not secured in advance, or whether election officials were even consulted before the closures were approved.
The questions are straightforward and still unanswered:
Who approved the parking and street restrictions?
When were they approved?
How many spaces were taken out of service?
Were Tarrant County election officials consulted?
What contingency plan exists so voters can reach the polls without disruption?
If the fireworks are the real reason, organizers and the city had every opportunity to stage the event without treating voter access as secondary. They chose not to.
One resident asked the obvious question:
“Why would the city allow any event during voting, the only Saturday of early voting?” Others are already calling it an avoidable obstacle, and some are asking whether the scheduling reflects coordination or simple indifference. Mayor Shawn McCaskill’s office and the Southlake Foundation should answer publicly instead of forcing voters to document the problem themselves.
Voting is not a scheduling inconvenience. When an official polling location is surrounded by closed parking on the only Saturday of early voting, officials owe the public a clear explanation—not silence and blocked spaces.
If you are in Southlake today, document it. Photographs, videos, and timestamps of the closures and their impact on people trying to vote will force answers.
Officials who believe they handled this correctly have nothing to hide.
Why was voter access not protected first?
This is Scott Green -the Chief Constable of @WMPolice , the police FARCE who arrested the 15 year old boy for posting a photo of Tory councillor Simon Bennett wearing ' Bunny Ears ' after Bennett felt "Offended" .
JUST IN: UK police arrest 15 y/o boy, seize his devices, & collect his DNA after he posted photo of a local politician edited to look like a rabbit.
This is the leader of the @ThornsFC fan section. She sicked the mob on us. It was sanctioned. All while she wears her shirt threatening violence and leads fans in chants about burning opposing teams alive.
A 15 year old in the UK was arrested by police and had his devices seized after posting jokes about a local councillor on Facebook
He posted an edited photo of the councillor with bunny ears, while the councillor says the posts were part of a wider pattern of online harassment