President- East Coast Training Systems llc; Creator of Escape Alive; Co-Founder- USBA/WBA; Co-Founder- AFKTF; Founder- Kun Tao Combatives

Connecticut, USA
Replying to @SenSanders
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Replying to @TheDemocrats
No thanks.
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Replying to @BernieSanders
The "Oligarchs"...
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Replying to @BernieSanders
You are the establishment.
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Replying to @AbdulElSayed
Seems we know now.
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Replying to @SenSanders
You need to retire.
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Replying to @MacFarlaneNews
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Why? Why is this the new norm in big cities? Happy about something, cause destruction. Mad about something, cause destruction. It's like humanity's moral compass is broken.
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To those that say "no one forced you to get the vaccine", well they sure tried.
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I'd be a little concerned if the main vax pusher received a preemptive 10 year pardon. But that's probably nothing.
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And I'm sure the preemptive Fauci pardon is nothing. Why should anyone be worried? 😊
Unfortunately it must have been kinda tough to ask the 1.2 million people who died of Covid
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Didn't write this, but it's true. People want to live in a bubble, want to go on worrying about their favorite sports team, actor, the next movie, next reality star, etc. Meanwhile politicians are getting voted in that make decisions that rule your life, take your money, and affect how you raise your children. Then when you realize what is going on it is too late and panic sets in. Local action is important. - "I’m going to say something that probably won’t be popular, (surprise surprise) but it needs to be said honestly. There are families in Connecticut who have spent the last decade or more warning that this ALL was coming. The Vaccine stuff, the Homeschool stuff, you name it. Many of us reorganized our ENTIRE lives around it. We pulled our children from the system, changed careers, downsized, homeschooled, co-oped, lost friendships, lost income, lost opportunities, and sacrificed tremendously because we knew the state was moving toward eliminating meaningful medical and religious autonomy. So when people now arrive in panic asking for a “quick” medical exemption to get their child into public school, please understand: there is no secret list, no magic doctor, and no easy loophole. NOT GONNA HAPPEN. The reality is that the Connecticut Department of Public Health has created an environment where many physicians are afraid to write exemptions at all, even in cases where children may have legitimate medical concerns, because they fear (or already have experienced) scrutiny, professional discipline, or threats to their licenses. I genuinely empathize with parents who feel trapped right now. I do. But many families have been sounding this alarm for years and making painful choices long before it became unavoidable. At some point, people have to stop looking for an emergency escape hatch and start seriously considering long-term alternatives and the sacrifices that may come with them. That’s what many of us already had to do. And for the people saying “we didn’t know” - well, respectfully, that’s not really an excuse anymore. If you choose to live outside the mainstream system, question institutional recommendations, or claim medical and parental autonomy, then it becomes your responsibility to understand both your rights and the obligations required to preserve them. Freedom is not maintained by passively benefiting from the sacrifices of louder, earlier, or more prepared families while assuming someone else will absorb the risk for you. The families who have spent years fighting, organizing, homeschooling, restructuring their lives, and enduring social and financial consequences did not do so because it was convenient. They did it because they understood what was at stake long before it personally affected everyone else. This isn’t about being unkind. It’s about being truthful about where Connecticut is right now. At some point, you have to stop searching for loopholes that merely delay the inevitable and start having the courage of your convictions. Pull your boots on, make the hard decisions now, and stop kicking the can down the road while making the future even harder for your children later."
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Replying to @DonnePetro
This person made 4 posts.
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First the guy that had only one post in Dec 2023 with the name of the attempted assassin Cole Allen, now this. It's like reality is breaking.
2023: Corona ended 2026: Hantavirus
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Replying to @ninoboxer
Did you see this. One and only tweet.
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Replying to @BGatesIsaPyscho
Grok confirmed that the 2 images in your post are authentic. I then asked grok to overlay the Artemis photo on top of the Apollo photo at 50% transparency. Come on. It's almost exact.
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For he has risen! Happy Easter!
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Why are we still waiting. @FBIDirectorKash
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Replying to @ChrisMurphyCT
Listen to the American people.
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Replying to @RepLuna
I hope you are right.
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Replying to @donwinslow
Liar.
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Replying to @Rep_Stansbury
We, the American people, agree with Trump, no matter what kind of BS you push. PASS THE SAVE ACT!
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Replying to @LeaderJohnThune
Pass the SAVE Act.
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Pass the SAVE Act.
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A Fulton County judge on Monday rejected the Fulton County District Attorney's Office's attempt to withhold payment from President Trump, ruling that the office remains disqualified while allowing Fulton County itself to join the fight over nearly $17 million in legal fees sought by former defendants. The decision from Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee sets up the next phase of litigation in the once-sweeping racketeering case, which collapsed after prosecutors dropped charges against Mr. Trump and several allies. Fourteen former defendants — including Mr. Trump — are now seeking $16,853,810.28 in attorney's fees and costs under a newly enacted Georgia law that allows defendants to recover expenses when a prosecutor is disqualified.  share.google/imgT44Y0rqmRPUd…
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Replying to @connpost
He's lying.
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