Cathryn

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[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

He was assassinated publicly, so the evidence should be public. How many of us open social media only to see the horrific event that happened. That image still replace in my mind that is not an image I ever wanted in my mind, but these are the consequences of the assassins actions. It was public so again the evidence should be made public.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

@CinemaShogun She is a sick vile human being and I’m getting tired of seeing her and hearing about her and I wish everybody would just ignore her so she would have to go away. I’m tired of blocking and muting accounts because I do not want to see her.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

@WNBAComms Not enough. This was assault. Wild.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

@espn Not enough. That was assault.

[OC Scanner 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 @OC_Scanner]

BREAKING 🚨🚨

#LosAngeles / #California

LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has resigned from his position late tonight after the FBI Raided his home and LAUSD offices.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

@maxie1167 @DavidWolfe Thank you so much!

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

This is what’s happening on the streets of Los Angeles. Reports are showing homeless drug users injecting drugs into dogs to test them before using them themselves.

It’s heartbreaking to see how far things have deteriorated in California. What frustrates me most is that many residents don’t feel represented by the state’s leadership. Time and again, large numbers of Californians have voted for change, yet many feel their concerns continue to go unheard.

Regardless of political affiliation, it’s hard to look at situations like this and not ask how we got here—and what needs to change to protect both people and animals.

[JoeyTuccio @joey_tuccio]

This dog was just found dying on Skid Row and left in a near coma state for 2 days. He was rushed to the emergency vet where he tested positive for cocaine, amphetamines, methamphetamine, MDMA and fentanyl. THIS IS WHAT WE ARE FIGHTING ON A DAILY BASIS.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

No, it’s ridiculous that people are upset with a dad doing what he thinks is best for his girls in the moment. Most people would be understanding at this very human moment and just wait until they are done. They are clearly washing up. This isn’t a “predator’ situation and about protecting women’s spaces. That is definitely an important issue but that’s not what this was.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

@BrianEastwoodx It’s my understanding that the woman’s restroom was empty and the worker opened the door for them. But it’s something that most people would be understanding about and just wait until they are done. Calling the police and getting upset at this dad is ridiculous.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

@james_xond 12 I worked cleaning up my grandparents office on the weekends for a couple hours every week and help organize the files. Then 15 and 1/2 outside of family when I was the legal age to get my work permit.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

@benonwine He just looks a little tried. Didn’t he just finish up his first year of college?

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

It’s funny to watch people lose their minds over Elon Musk potentially becoming a trillionaire.

The guy built companies, created jobs, took massive risks, and worked harder than most people are willing to.

Meanwhile, nobody seems nearly as concerned about families like the Rockefellers, Rothschilds, Waltons, Kochs, and other old-money dynasties that have held enormous wealth and influence for generations.

If we’re going to be mad about concentrated wealth, let’s at least be consistent about it.

[Geiger Capital @Geiger_Capital]

Elon employs ~160,000 Americans and in one morning created thousands of millionaires…

You have done nothing for America.

[Publius_Rex @Publius43547357]

@JasonKander

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

@BreitbartNews Not a chance.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

FYI: California’s governor primary doesn’t elect the next governor, it simply determines which two candidates receive the most votes and advance to the November general election. Even if a candidate gets more than 50% of the vote today, they must still compete against the second-place finisher in November to win the governorship.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

California’s governor primary doesn’t elect the next governor. It determines which two candidates receive the most votes and advance to the November general election. Even if a candidate gets more than 50% of the vote, they must still compete against the second-place finisher in November to win the governorship.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

@californiapost Today’s election is deciding which two candidates move on to November. The actual governor will be elected in the November 3, 2026 general election.

[Cathryn @truthdecoders]

@lalovestrump Today’s election is deciding which two candidates move on to November. The actual governor will be elected in the November 3, 2026 general election.