Tom

Experts say anyone who does not support the current thing is not following TheScience™ and is a threat to OurDemocracy™

[Tom @tomx65]

This is brilliant

[Walter Kirn @walterkirn]

Find something, anything, to be fundamentalist about, ideally something very, very old, because there will be no truth out there soon, none, just an endlessly shifting, windy phantasmagoria. So find a mast and lash yourself to it. Heck, even classical herbalism will do.

[Dr Mollie James @molsjames]

People ask if leaving the system of medicine was scary.

It was terrifying, but absolutely not optional.

Building @james_clinic from nothing in the middle of a pandemic, betting everything on a different way — terrifying.

Staying was too much of a moral compromise.

[Jeffrey A Tucker @jeffreytucker]

Sometimes I just like to post this ancient image of me and Murray Rothbard.

[sxwrkr @sxwrkr_]

They installed a new heart valve upside down, told the family we don’t know why she’s declining would u like to donate organs, the family transfers to another hospital and they find the upside down valve, fix it, and she’s ok now

[Leland Stillman, MD @StillmanMD]

Why patients no longer trust doctors, Exhibit A:

[Dr. Heidi Klessig @heidiklessigmd]

After heart surgery, the parents of a 13-year-old girl were told that their daughter was dying, and that they should start making end-of-life decisions, including donating her organs.

Upon transferring their daughter to another hospital however, they were told that doctors at Oregon Health and Science University had installed her new heart valve upside down.

“Doctors at Seattle Children's removed the inverted valve and replaced it with a different one, properly positioned. Her heart promptly began to function correctly. She was successfully taken off cardiac bypass and no longer required ECMO.

Her condition continued to stabilize over the following days in Seattle Children's ICU. After more than a month in critical condition, she was able to return home with her parents.”

[Robert Barnes @barnes_law]

RIP the good man & great lawyer Warner Mendenhall

[Tom @tomx65]

@IamBrookJackson @Honest_Medicine @MendenhallFirm @Freedom_Counsel Exactly right Brook. Warner would have said "I'm a no name attorney from Ohio, if I can do it so can you"

[Walter Kirn @walterkirn]

You know how laugh tracks are used to make lame jokes seem like they brought down the house? And how they make laugh tracks sound realistic by turning them down then up a bit then way WAY up?

That's what these simulated elections are like.

They're laugh-track elections.

[Jimmy Dore @jimmy_dore]

I know Ivermectin won the Nobel Prize for use in humans & it’s on the WHO list of ESSENTIAL MEDICINES.

I know it treats COVID which is why they lied & said it was only for horses.

I know you’re a con man paid to mislead people about it. God help anyone who goes to you when they’re ill.

Holy shit you’re a garbage person.

[Independent Medical Alliance @Honest_Medicine]

Today, we mourn the loss of a true champion for freedom, justice, and the rule of law. Warner Mendenhall (@MendenhallFirm), founder of @Freedom_Counsel and a longtime friend and partner of the Independent Medical Alliance, passed away after a courageous battle with colon cancer.

Warner was a fearless attorney, but he was also a deeply compassionate human being. He became a trusted advocate for countless individuals who had been harmed, silenced, or abandoned by the healthcare system. From leading the whistleblower lawsuit against Pfizer on behalf of Brook Jackson to defending vaccine-injured patients, physicians, and families challenging mandates, Warner consistently stood with those who felt powerless. His relentless pursuit of justice was matched only by his kindness, generosity, and willingness to help others—often working pro bono and without seeking recognition. To many, he was not only a legal warrior, but a source of hope during some of the darkest moments of the COVID era.

He was a defender of truth, a builder of coalitions, and a leader who helped create an army of lawyers dedicated to protecting fundamental freedoms. Even in the final chapter of his life, he continued developing legal resources, tools, and strategies to help others carry this work forward.

What made Warner so extraordinary was not only his brilliance, but also his optimism. He never stopped believing that freedom could be restored, that justice would prevail, and that ordinary people could make an extraordinary difference.

His legacy lives on in the lives he touched, the freedoms he defended, and the countless patients, physicians, attorneys, and advocates he inspired.

Our deepest condolences go out to the entire Mendenhall family, who were so very precious to him, and to his friends, colleagues, and all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Rest in peace, Warner. Thank you for your courage, your friendship, and your unwavering commitment to liberty.

[Walter Kirn @walterkirn]

When someone tells you black is white what they are really doing is threatening you. They're confronting you w/ the prospect of having to
oppose someone for whom the truth means nothing at all & who values only power. For ordinary people this is an intimidating prospect indeed.

[Aaron Maté @aaronjmate]

Making a deal with Iran would require Trump to formally accept the defeat of his regime change war and return at least some of Iran's stolen ("frozen") assets. He hasn't been willing to do that, so has spent weeks stalling for time. That gave Israel an opening to act as a spoiler, which it seized by escalating its aggression against Lebanon.

Perhaps Israel and the US thought that Iran was desperate enough for a deal to stand down. By striking Israel today, Iran has shown that it will not abandon Hezbollah and south Lebanon.

Now the onus is back on Trump: is he willing to respect Iran and Lebanon as sovereign nations and have peace, or is the cause of Greater Israel worth continuing the war.

[Suppressed News. @SuppressedNws1]

Trump today claimed he “didn’t promise anything” about NO NEW WARS.

So here’s a second compilation showing FIFTY times during his campaign where he PROMISED exactly that.

[Edward Dowd @DowdEdward]

It was stolen period.

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

ratioed… and then Community Noted.

[Luke Gromen @LukeGromen]

At some point, US investor consensus is going to realize a big part of the reason Hormuz is still closed is because Iran still has a significant degree of fire control over the Strait.

That will be an interesting day.

[ThePatrioticBlonde™🇺🇸 @ImBreckWorsham]

The Republicans had everything in 2025 and 2026.

Everything.

The House.

The Senate.

The Presidency.

They did absolutely NOTHING with it to benefit the American people.

If that doesn't prove to you the existence of the uniparty, nothing ever will.

[Patrick Byrne @PatrickByrne]

I know philosophers who dine out their whole career in exposition of the brilliant Hannah Arendt.

When COVID-19 hit, every single one kept his mouth shut.

[Aaron Day @AaronRDay]

Everyone should be talking about this. A 50% loss of purchasing power in 7 years is catastrophic. There is no near term cause for optimism about any sort of recovery either.