@inraquelwetrust The government’s theory is so far-fetched and their cooperating witnesses? Durk grew up in the midst of “what and where”, yet the government would have us believe that he would move like a sloppy novice? I just can’t with this case.
Texas among the 34 states where Flock has hired lobbyists to further the company's interests. Flock has spent at least $1 million on state-level lobbying since January 2025. https://t.co/qeUbdjzqIw
Intentional.
Government agencies created to “help” the people are actually more money schemes and in the case of children’s services, trafficking in the open.
Insidious.
These contracted companies profiting from SUD and when they are caught, they rebrand themselves under a different name. Same people. Same practices. “Different” entities to continue the money flow. With the government’s knowledge and approval.
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Today, we remember every life lost to overdose. We honor every family forever changed. And we stand with every person still fighting for recovery.
Together, we can make a lasting difference. https://t.co/aMtwSuSJvV
#InternationalOverdoseAwarenessDay#IOAD2026#EndOverdose
Wtf? Cops are out of control. They trespass and they shoot and kill a donkey? On private property? Make any of their criminal acts make sense, because the headlines get crazier by the minute.
Police in Georgia reportedly shot a donkey to death after they say the animal ran up to them.
The officer(s) who fired the fatal shot have not been named, but reportedly killed HeeHaw after initially attempting to deploy tasers.
https://t.co/Lax27gBUU6
@Nursekatejohn Gee. Why on earth would you be celebrating this? As a “Christian”, of course. All good Christians know what Jesus said about your neighbors and stuff. 😏😂
UPDATE: More than 1.2 million voter registrations across Texas are currently listed on the state’s “suspense” list ahead of the November election.
The issue reaches communities statewide, including approximately 300,000 voters in the Houston area, more than 129,000 in Dallas County, more than 73,000 in Tarrant County, and roughly 56,000 voters each in Collin and Denton counties.
A “suspense” status does not automatically cancel a registration or strip anyone of the right to vote. It generally means election officials need to confirm a voter’s current address, often after official mail is returned as undeliverable.
Check your voter registration today: Go to https://t.co/uDd5nM4OvR, select “Am I Registered?” and enter your information to check your registration status and address. If your record is listed as “suspense,” contact your county voter registrar or use the Texas voter-registration update process to confirm or update your address.
Do not wait until Election Day to find out your registration needs attention. Check your status and address by October 5.
Access to the ballot is the foundation of our democracy.