@EndWokeness Not a single large mainstream media outlet has covered this story that I am aware of.
Despite it receiving tens of millions of views on X
The MSM is the enemy of truth.
We are the media now.
BANNED FROM ANOTHER FARMERS MARKET.
Winter Garden, Florida. Brick street. White tents.
Woman with a mic. Winter Garden Police. EVENT STAFF in a red polo.
Cops: you don't have permission to interview here. Move outside the event.
Her: public street. City event. First Amendment.
"We went through this in Lakeland and actually they had to backtrack with their city attorney and retrain their entire police department."
Event staff: "It's a permitted event… you can be here, but you can't interview."
She can film. She can't talk to people.
She asks for the code. The law. His name.
He won't give a name.
More cops. Official trespass warning.
Leave — or jail if she comes back.
She walks. Says she's got kids with her.
Public road. Private rules. Watch the standoff.
WOW 🚨 There is a grocery store in Maine that has multiple home health care companies registered there. If you walk inside you’ll never guess who’s working, Somalis…..
Ohh, and even though the home health care company is in Maine IT HAS A MINNESOTA PHONE NUMBER
Undeniable fraud
You can tell the Somali workers are in on it too. They dodge questions, laugh, claim you’re trying to investigate get them in trouble
I searched to try and find the owner of the grocery store but he’s not listed anywhere. I was able to find that the store itself serves the Somali community in Maine so it’s a high likelihood the owner is Somali
The owners of the home health care companies at the grocery store address are Alkarim Muse and Osman Hassan
These at with names extremely common in Somalia
It’s definitely more Somali fraud
During WWII millions of households were encouraged to turn backyards, parks and spare land into Victory Gardens: grow your own vegetables, reduce pressure on the commercial food system, and free up resources for the war effort. A garden became a small act of national service. Source: https://t.co/gUBRveCPcJ
J.R.R. Tolkien wrote in Letter 211, dated 14 October 1958, that the Argonath, the towering statues seen in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, were inspired by ancient Egyptian monuments.
Tolkien wrote that the Númenóreans of Gondor resembled the Egyptians in many ways, including their love of constructing gigantic monuments and their fascination with ancestry and tombs.
In this letter, he explicitly stated: "The Númenóreans of Gondor were proud, peculiar, and archaic, and I think are best pictured in (say) Egyptian terms.
In many ways they resembled 'Egyptians': the love of, and the power to construct, the gigantic and massive. And in their great interest in ancestry and in tombs."
He even noted that the Crown of Gondor was very tall like that of the Egyptian Pharaohs, contrasting it with the simple diadem of the Northern Kingdom, much like the crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt.
Based on this, Tolkien scholars Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull, in their work The Lord of the Rings: A Reader's Companion, pointed out that the Argonath recall ancient Egyptian statues, particularly the Colossi of Memnon at the Mortuary Temple of Amenhotep III.
They highlight how these twin monuments of Isildur and Anárion on the Anduin River mirror the massive twin stone guardians standing on the banks of the Nile.
He said goodbye to his best friend the same way they had spent so many years together, riding the waves side by side.
In August 2026, Costa Rican surf instructor Diego Jiménez gave his beloved dog Thai one final trip to the ocean after 16 years together.
Thai had been battling cancer, and when the time came to say goodbye, Diego carried him onto a surfboard, scattered flower petals around him, and let the waves become their final shared place.
Diego later wrote, “See you soon… we will always feel each other, in every wave, in every sunset, always in the sea.”
Their farewell touched millions online because it was more than a goodbye. It was one last moment in the place where so many of their happiest memories had been made.
Sixteen years of friendship, one final wave, and a love the ocean could never wash away.