T. Macias

Building the foundation and structure that today's modern technology rests upon.

[T. Macias @tmackusiii]

@MrBeast 1,000,000

[Elcroco @ELCROC0]

@elonmusk Good luck with Ai

[T. Macias @tmackusiii]

@Rainmaker1973 hahaha very neat

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@MrBeast give them all $1

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Carlin soo many years ago
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@imaburgher @MidwesternDoc how exactly do you use baking soda?

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@McLuckOfficial Congratulations 100K!!!! contest application, done!

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

Seriously, did no one at this lab watch The Terminator?!?

[T. Macias @tmackusiii]

@SomebodyGr8t @testerlabor probably, maybe overall it's third most popular. or dead last. it's not like Grok sat and watched the movie eating digital popcorn and soda, lol with the rest of the crowd, pull the context of the situation,happened to agree, but shits on big gulp bc too neanderthal to be 2 or 3

[T. Macias @tmackusiii]

@nobleisawinner 74 \initial thought but perhaps 78-79

[illuminatibot @iluminatibot]

Remember that virus that was only dɛadly when the cameras were on?

[Rocky🇺🇸🪖🤠😎✝️ @RockyAtotheK]

OMG this is so adorable.
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[TheJewishAlly @TheJewishAlly]

Commentary Porya Sadeqi

On Iran’s school controversy

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

The future of mosquito control powered by laser technology

[Johnny Midnight ⚡️ @its_The_Dr]

Expiration dates are not really what we think.

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

Imagine this: You are a sovereign individual. Your rights are not granted by the government but endowed by God.

You have credible information that the public doesn’t yet know. You verify it. You believe it can save lives.

So you do what free people are supposed to do.

You speak.

You publish it online. You build an audience. A community forms. Millions read, watch, and share. People write to you saying your work helped them think critically, ask better questions, maybe even protect their health.

You didn’t break the law. You didn’t fabricate data. You didn’t incite violence. You asked questions.

Then one day, without warning, everything disappears.

Your account is gone. Your reach collapses. Your years of work vanish from feeds overnight. Not because you deleted it. Not because a court found you guilty of anything.

But because a “nonprofit” based out of the UK issued a report labeling you a “misinformation superspreader.”

They pull a bogus stat out of thin air, then weaponize it to say you are “killing people.”

The media amplifies it. Night after night, news anchors repeat the same sinister lie about you.

The White House echoes it from the podium.

Officials pressure social media companies to “do more” to crack down on you.

And then it happens.

Your pages have been erased. Your channels have been demonetized. Your voice disappears from your followers’ feeds.

The First Amendment didn’t protect you. It was circumvented.

Millions who once had access to your message now receive only one narrative. The approved one. The one aligned with trillion-dollar interests and institutional power.

And your alleged crime?

Opening your mouth and telling the truth.

This sounds like something pulled straight from George Orwell’s 1984.

But it happened. Not to one person. But over a dozen, all triggered by a stat made out of thin air from overseas.

They were called the “Disinformation Dozen.”

The CCDH (Center for Countering Digital Hate) claimed that 65% of all anti-vaccine misinformation online came from just 12 individuals.

The reality? Facebook later admitted those 12 accounts were responsible for just 0.05% of vaccine-related content views on its platform.

This wasn’t a one-off attack. This was a blueprint.

After they got away with censoring the “Disinformation Dozen,” they went after you, they went after me, they went after all of us.

I was a healthcare worker who simply didn’t like the vax mandates. I started clipping doctors sharing information that went against the narrative.

They nuked my Twitter account not once, not twice, but three times.

I tried making more accounts. They blocked my phone number from creating new ones. And even if I could make more, they would have nuked those too.

I’m still pissed about this, and I can’t believe this actually happened in America.

But guess what? The tables are turning.

The censors are now the defendants.

They censored the speech. Now they must defend the silence.

The “Disinformation Dozen” is fighting back in federal court.

Ty and Charlene Bollinger (@TTAVOfficial) didn’t just write a “strongly-worded letter,” as Pam Bondi would say.

They filed a nearly 400-page federal lawsuit naming the State Department, the FBI, the Center for Countering Digital Hate, and major Big Tech platforms. The suit alleges a coordinated effort to manufacture a blacklist, pressure platforms, and erase lawful speech under the banner of “misinformation.”

“Make no mistake. Our case will set legal precedent in America,” Ty Bollinger says.

This case isn’t just about restoring their accounts. It’s about exposing how a foreign-funded report was amplified from the White House podium, used to justify deplatforming, and weaponized to silence millions of Americans.

It’s about whether the government can secretly pressure private companies to do what the Constitution forbids it from doing directly.

It’s about whether the First Amendment still means what it says.

Because if they can erase voices with millions of followers, they can erase yours too.

And now it’s your turn to decide whether free speech will be treated as a God-given right or a “privelege.”

First, watch the film. See the evidence. Understand how lies that were made out of thin air, like Fauci’s “six feet social distancing,” were also fabricated to censor voices like the “Disinformation Dozen” and yours truly.

Watch how the coordinated effort worked. Understand what happened so this never happens again.

Then, if you believe free speech still matters, support the legal fight.

These lawsuits are expensive. And those who did the censoring are counting on us to run out of money before we can hold them accountable.

Don’t let that happen.

When you donate, you’re not just helping Ty and Charlene. You’re standing up for every doctor who was deplatformed, every dissenting voice punished for asking questions, every unvaxxed worker fired from their job, every person denied service for being “unclean.”

You’re defending your voice, your children’s voices, and the generations that come after them.

Censorship is the disease. Freedom of speech is the cure.

If a precedent is set in court, it protects all of us.

If it fails, it’s only a matter of time before they attempt to silence us all again under the banner of the next “global emergency.”

What happens next depends on whether we act now or sit back and “hope” someone else defends our freedoms for us.

Ty and Charlene Bollinger have drawn the line in the sand. Now it’s up to us to back them.

“Make no mistake. Our case will set legal precedent in America.” — Ty Bollinger

Don’t let them normalize treating your God-given right to speak freely as a privilege.

Watch the film. Support the legal fight. Put the censors on trial. Make them answer in court for what they did.

WATCH THE FILM: https://t.co/D1rUOmEQd4

SUPPORT THE FIGHT: https://t.co/Q24P1p96TR

[T. Macias @tmackusiii]

@akafaceUS If you have a pool, yes, it's a necessity otherwise you're running with an unacceptable, however big or small, chance your child gets to the pool unattended. This boy has the odds stacked in his favor. Wtg momma 👍🏽💪🏽

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@rickjones98 @memeticsisyphus Wow.... Just wow ...

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

REPORT: AI agents are now renting human bodies to carry out tasks in the real world—because replacing your job wasn’t enough.

A new platform called “RentAHuman” allows AI to pay real people for physical-world tasks, everything from running errands to public humiliation.

It’s not a joke. It’s real.
And yes, humans are signing up in droves.

Created by software engineer Alexander Liteplo, https://t.co/voa2mE2S5w lets bots “search, book, and pay” humans using crypto, usually stablecoins. Some gigs pay $1 to “subscribe to my human on Twitter.” Others pay $100 to hold a sign that reads, “AN AI PAID ME TO HOLD THIS SIGN.”

When someone called the project “dystopic as f**k,” the founder replied, “lmao yep.”

Meanwhile, companies like Amazon, Dow, and Pinterest are slashing jobs to prioritize AI, pushing displaced workers into a digital gig economy ruled by algorithms.

RentAHuman is just the beginning. What happens when saying no to the machine isn’t an option?

Watch @zeeemedia's full report before this becomes normal.
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https://t.co/n0D63bkLPK