"Trump has cheated in almost every aspect of his business, political, and personal lives. He cheated on his taxes and his wives. He cheated his way out of military service and into the White House. He cheated contractors whom he owed money. He cheated donors who made contributions to Trump’s now-banned charity. And he cheats incessantly at the sport that distinctly relies upon personal integrity: golf." publicnotice.co/p/trump-chea…

Conservative icon Ayn Rand built her vision of an ideal man in a diary entry about William Edward Hickman — a 1920s child murderer who dismembered a 12-year-old girl and mailed her father a ransom note signed “The Fox.” Rand admired his total absence of guilt. She wrote that his contempt for “the mob” (society) was the mark of a superior mind. That admiration became Howard Roark, the architect-hero of The Fountainhead — a man who dynamites a housing project rather than compromise his vision. The book became a bestseller. The bestseller became a governing philosophy. Skip to today: Trump’s Cabinet reads like a fan-fiction competition for Rand’s most grotesque archetypes. A reality-TV plumber runs Homeland Security. A brainworm-addled former addict runs public health. A hedge funder runs Treasury. The world’s richest man gutted the agencies investigating him with the DOGE scam. Government isn’t being administered — it’s being gutted and pillaged, then handed back to voters with a bill for $40 trillion. This isn’t “chaos.” It’s the plan working exactly as designed. Rand’s whole pitch was that if everyone acted with maximum selfishness, society would somehow benefit — a mangled bastardization of Adam Smith dressed up as moral philosophy. Reagan repackaged it as “government is the problem.” Forty-five years later, the middle class is gutted, the parks are for sale, and the guy who called Roark his hero is auctioning off federal agencies to whoever flatters him hardest. Trump told USA Today in 2015 that The Fountainhead was his favorite book, and that he identified with Roark specifically. That’s central to the origin story for how we got here. Trump relates to a character based on a child killer with no conscience.

THEY CAGED EZRA POUND FOR NAMING THE JEWS BEHIND THE USURY RACKET They didn’t lock Ezra Pound in a steel cage under the Italian sun because he was crazy. They did it because he said the quiet part out loud. Pound wasn’t some random radio crank. He was one of the greatest poets America ever produced. He helped invent modern literature. Then he started talking about money. That’s when the machine turned on him. He spent years broadcasting from Italy during the war, hammering the same points over and over: wars are started and prolonged by usury. Private bankers create money out of nothing, lend it to governments at interest, and the people get the bill in blood and taxes. He called out Roosevelt by name. He called the Federal Reserve what it was. He named the Jews: Rothschilds, Warburgs, Sassoons, the whole list. He talked about Jew usury, international Jewry, “kike postal spies,” and the Jewish bankers he said owned the press and the debt machine that had already turned the American experiment into a revenue farm. That’s not hate speech. That’s pattern recognition. The official story is that he committed treason by broadcasting for the enemy. Convenient. The same government that had just spent years inflating the money supply, conscripting boys, and handing contracts to its friends suddenly decided speech was the real crime. Pound kept saying the Constitution had already been shredded. Undeclared war, central banking, endless debt. He kept naming the Jews he believed ran it. They couldn’t let that stand. So they put him in an outdoor gorilla cage at the Pisa detention camp. Six by six. Floodlights all night. Concrete floor. No shade. Three weeks of that until he broke. Then they flew him home, slapped a treason indictment on him, and instead of letting a jury hear what he actually said, they declared him insane. Mentally unfit to stand trial. Twelve years in St. Elizabeths. The federal nuthouse. Not because the psychiatrists all agreed he was psychotic. Several of them said he wasn’t. Because a trial would have forced the government to explain why a man talking about usury, the Constitution, and the Jews he said controlled the banks and the printing press was more dangerous than the people who actually owned the country. They never wanted a verdict. They wanted him silenced and discredited. Crazy old poet. Easy. The same playbook they still use. If you name the Jews behind the money system too clearly, you’re not a patriot, you’re unwell. Pound walked out in 1958 an old man and went back to Italy. The indictment was quietly dropped. No apology. No reckoning. The system just moved on. He exposed how the government actually works. It serves the lenders, not the people. It starts wars when the books need balancing. It treats the Constitution as if it does not apply to itself. And when someone with a platform points that out and names the Jews he held responsible, it doesn’t argue. It cages him, labels him, and waits for the public to forget. They did Ezra Pound dirty because he told the truth about the Jewish bankers and the usury system that owns the printing press. That’s the story they won’t tell you. Everything else is cover.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr spent nearly a decade of his youth inside an AA offshoot that former members describe as "a cult" where teenage girls and young women were "sexually exploited," according to a Guardian investigation.

Meet MAGAt attorney Peter Ticktin, a Florida lawyer currently pushing a dangerous plan for the military to take control of the 2026 midterm elections through martial law. As Donald Trump's former platoon sergeant from their military academy days, Ticktin is leveraging his lifelong connection to the president to lobby for an unprecedented executive order. His proposal to declare a national emergency and deploy troops to seize electronic voting machines threatens to plunge the nation into an immediate constitutional crisis, representing a bleak expansion of authoritarian ambition. This escalation is the logical conclusion of Ticktin’s years spent entrenched in election denialism and the systematic dismantling of democratic norms. He has consistently used his legal practice to shield those who attempt to subvert elections, most notably serving as the attorney for Tina Peters, the former Colorado county clerk convicted of tampering with voting data. Ticktin bypassed standard legal channels to aggressively lobby the White House, successfully securing a controversial presidential pardon for Peters and signaling that election interference would be rewarded rather than punished. Beyond attempting to rewrite election outcomes, Ticktin has consistently acted as a key advocate for the foot soldiers of the movement, representing multiple individuals charged in the January 6 Capitol riot. By defending these defendants and publicly sanitizing the attack on the Capitol, he continues to clash with federal law enforcement while normalizing political violence. From defending J6 rioters to demanding military intervention in upcoming elections, Ticktin’s trajectory paints a dark picture of a legal system being weaponized from within to replace democratic processes with military force.

Trump’s DOJ just COMPLETELY scrubbed Trump’s pardon records from its website. Fortunately, copies were captured. Here’s the list of pardons and the offenses identified in the records for charges ranging from money laundering to trafficking cocaine. George Santos — Wire fraud Julie Chrisley — Conspiracy to commit bank fraud; five counts of bank fraud; wire fraud; conspiracy to defraud the United States and obstruct federal tax laws Todd Chrisley — Conspiracy to commit bank fraud; five counts of bank fraud; wire fraud; conspiracy to defraud the United States and obstruct federal tax laws Tina Peters — Offenses allegedly committed or participated in involving election integrity and security between Jan. 1, 2020, and Dec. 31, 2021 Changpeng Zhao — Failure to maintain an effective anti-money-laundering program Nearly 1,600 Jan. 6 defendants — Seditious conspiracy; assaulting, resisting or impeding law enforcement; destruction of government property; obstruction of an official proceeding Ross William Ulbricht — Fraud involving identification documents Terence Dale Sutton Jr. — Second-degree murder; conspiracy; obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting Andrew Zabavsky — Conspiracy; obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting Lawrence S. Duran — Health care fraud; conspiracy to commit health care fraud; conspiracy involving health care kickbacks and defrauding the United States Kentrell D. Gaulden — Felon in possession of a firearm Michael Gerard Grimm — Aiding and assisting in the preparation of false and fraudulent tax returns Michael Ray Harris — Cocaine trafficking conspiracy; possession with intent to distribute cocaine Larry Hoover — Narcotics conspiracy; continuing criminal enterprise; cocaine distribution; firearm use in a drug-trafficking offense, among other offenses James M. Kernan — Knowingly permitting a convicted felon to participate in the insurance business Marlene Mary Kernan — Permitting a convicted felon to participate in the insurance business Tanner J. Mansell — Theft of property within special maritime jurisdiction John R. Moore Jr. — Theft of property within special maritime jurisdiction Marian I. Morgan — Conspiracy to defraud the United States; seven counts of wire fraud; five counts involving transfer of fraudulently obtained funds John G. Rowland — Conspiracy to defraud the United States Charles Overton Scott — Securities-fraud conspiracy; securities fraud Alexander Sittenfeld — Federal-program bribery; attempted extortion under color of official right Earl Lamont Smith — Theft of government property Garnett Gilbert Smith — Cocaine-distribution conspiracy Charles Lavar Tanner — Conspiracy and attempt involving distribution of five kilograms or more of cocaine Anabel Valenzuela — Methamphetamine-distribution conspiracy; money-laundering conspiracy; criminal forfeiture Imaad Shah Zuberi — Foreign Agents Registration Act violations; tax evasion; illegal campaign contributions; witness/victim/informant tampering Jeremy Young Hutchinson — Bribery conspiracy; false tax-return offenses; conspiracy; criminal forfeiture Edward Ruben Sotelo — Cocaine trafficking conspiracy; continuing criminal enterprise; possession and distribution offenses involving cocaine Joe Angelo Sotelo — Cocaine-trafficking conspiracy; possession with intent to distribute cocaine Brian Kelsey — Conspiracy to defraud the United States Thomas Edward Caldwell — Tampering with documents or proceedings Devon Archer — Securities-fraud conspiracy; securities fraud Benjamin Delo — Bank Secrecy Act violation Gregory Dwyer — Bank Secrecy Act violation Arthur Hayes — Bank Secrecy Act violation HDR Global Trading Ltd. — Bank Secrecy Act violation Trevor Milton — Securities fraud; two counts of wire fraud Samuel Reed — Bank Secrecy Act violation Jason Galanis — Securities-fraud conspiracy; securities fraud; investment-adviser fraud Ozy Media Inc. — Securities-fraud and wire-fraud conspiracies Carlos Roy Watson — Securities-fraud and wire-fraud conspiracies; aggravated identity theft Michele Fiore — Six counts of wire-fraud conspiracy; wire fraud Paul Walczak — Failure to pay trust-fund taxes; failure to file required returns/information Scott Howard Jenkins — Bribery conspiracy; honest-services mail and wire fraud James Callahan — Filing false labor-union reports Kevin Eric Baisden — Shoplifting; second-degree theft; Bail Reform Act violation Mark Bashaw — Violation of lawful orders Joan Bell — Conspiracy against rights; FACE Act violation Coleman Boyd — Conspiracy to obstruct access to a reproductive-health clinic; FACE Act violation Joel Curry — Conspiracy against rights; clinic-access obstruction Jonathan Darnel — Conspiracy against rights; FACE Act violation Caroline Davis — Conspiracy and aiding/abetting involving interference with clinic access Eva Edl — Conspiracy against rights; clinic-access obstruction; FACE Act violation Chester Gallagher — Conspiracy to obstruct access to a reproductive-health clinic; FACE Act violation Herb Geraghty — Conspiracy against rights; FACE Act violation William Goodman — Conspiracy against rights; FACE Act violation Dennis Green — Conspiracy to obstruct access to a reproductive-health clinic; FACE Act violation Lauren Handy — Conspiracy against rights; FACE Act violation Paula Harlow — Conspiracy against rights; FACE Act violation John Hinshaw — Conspiracy against rights; FACE Act violation Heather Idoni — Conspiracy against rights; FACE Act violation Jean Marshall — Conspiracy against rights; FACE Act violation Christopher Moscinski — Interference with freedom of access to reproductive-health services Justin Phillips — Conspiracy against rights; clinic-access obstruction Paul Place — FACE Act violation Jay Smith — FACE Act violation Paul Vaughn — Conspiracy to obstruct access to a reproductive-health clinic; FACE Act violation Bevelyn Beatty Williams — FACE Act violation Calvin Zastrow — Conspiracy to obstruct access to a reproductive-health clinic; FACE Act violation Eva Zastrow — Conspiracy against rights; clinic-access obstruction; FACE Act violation James Zastrow — FACE Act violation Rod R. Blagojevich — Eight counts of wire fraud under color of official right Jean Pinkard — Conspiracy to possess and distribute controlled substances Glen Casada — Conspiracy to defraud the United States; honest-services wire fraud; use of a fictitious name in furtherance of fraud Cade Cothren — Conspiracy to defraud the United States; six counts of honest-services wire fraud Robert Henry Harshbarger Jr. — Introducing misbranded drugs into interstate commerce; health care fraud Troy Lake — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Michael McMahon — Acting as an undisclosed foreign-government agent; interstate stalking conspiracy; stalking Darryl Strawberry Sr. — Income-tax evasion Michelino Sunseri — Violation involving use of an unauthorized trail shortcut in a national park Joseph Lewis — Securities-fraud conspiracy; two counts of securities fraud Suzanne Kaye — Interstate communications involving threats Joseph Schwartz — Failure to pay employment taxes; failure to file an annual Form 5500 report Daniel Edwin Wilson — Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person; possession of an unregistered firearm David Gentile — Securities-fraud and wire-fraud conspiracies; securities and wire fraud Juan Orlando Hernandez — Cocaine-importation conspiracy; machine-gun and destructive-device offenses connected to the conspiracy Timothy Joseph Leiweke — Conspiracy to restrain trade Jimmy Ray Barnett — Methamphetamine and amphetamine distribution offenses; possession of firearms by a convicted felon Zechariah Benjamin — Distribution and aiding/abetting distribution of cocaine base following prior felony drug convictions Angela Wannette Cupit — Controlled-substance conspiracy Jacob Deutsch — Mail- and wire-fraud conspiracy Juan Mercado III — Marijuana-trafficking conspiracy; supervised-release violation involving cocaine trafficking Angela Reynolds — Controlled-substance conspiracy Andre Donnell Routt — Cocaine-distribution conspiracy James Phillip Womack — Distribution of more than five grams of methamphetamine Adriana Isabel Camberos — Mail- and wire-fraud conspiracy; seven counts involving wire fraud and aiding/abetting Andres Enrique Camberos — Mail- and wire-fraud conspiracy; seven counts involving wire fraud and aiding/abetting Danny Preston Conrad — Embezzlement by a postal employee Arie Eric De Jong III — Conspiracy Russell John Flint Jr. — Aiding and abetting false Selective Service registration certificates Julio M. Herrera Velutini — Honest-services wire fraud; federal-program bribery Kenneth Caprist Kelly — Armed bank robbery; assault during armed bank robbery; firearm use during a crime of violence James Michael Klos — Possession of an unregistered firearm David Levy — Securities-fraud conspiracy; securities fraud Hollie Ann Nadel — Money-laundering and bank-fraud conspiracy Mark T. Rossini — Federal-program bribery; honest-services wire fraud Wanda Vazquez Garced — Federal-program bribery; honest-services wire fraud Terren Scott Peizer — Securities fraud; two counts of insider trading Travis Henry — Cocaine-trafficking conspiracy Timothy S. Smith — Conspiracy to defraud the IRS Nathaniel Newton Jr. — Marijuana-trafficking conspiracy Joseph Klecko — Perjury Jamal Lewis — Using a telephone to facilitate attempted cocaine distribution Elite Diesel Service Inc. — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Dr. Billy A. Cannon — Conspiracy Stephen E. Buyer — Four counts of securities fraud Jonathan Dean Achtemeier — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Timothy Curtis Clancy II — Clean Air Act tampering Clancy Logistics Inc. — Clean Air Act tampering Joshua L. Davis — Conspiracy to defraud the United States and violate the Clean Air Act Matthew Sidney Geouge — Conspiracy to defraud the United States and violate the Clean Air Act Jack Charles Harvard — False statement to a federally insured bank; aiding and abetting Adam R. Kidan — Mail- and wire-fraud conspiracy; wire fraud John Dougherty — Labor-union embezzlement; wire fraud; honest-services fraud and federal-program bribery conspiracies Ryan Reginald LaLone — Clean Air Act violation Wade James LaLone — Clean Air Act violation Accurate Truck Service LLC — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Diesel Freak LLC — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Griffin Transportation Inc. — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Barry Kendal Pierce — Clean Air Act violation Custom Auto of Rexburg LLC — Tampering with a Clean Air Act monitoring device GDP Tuning LLC — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Aaron Lucas Roskin Rudolf — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Mackenzie Scott Spurlock — Tampering with a Clean Air Act monitoring device Patrick Tate Adamiak — Unregistered firearm offenses; unlawful possession and transfer of a machine gun Isaac Merrill Allen — Conspiracy involving Clean Air Act monitoring devices; obstruction of an agency proceeding Spade K. Bailly — Conspiracy to defraud the United States and violate the Clean Air Act Thomas Leon Brooks Jr. — Manufacturing counterfeit currency Giovanna Campo — Possession of counterfeit U.S. obligations Daniel Aaron Chase — Clean Air Act monitoring-device tampering Shane Cox — Unregistered firearm possession; multiple National Firearms Act violations; unlawful firearms dealing/manufacturing Billi Jo Engbrecht — Bank embezzlement Russell Fincher — Selling ammunition to a prohibited person Michael Wayne Hanzuk II — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Jessica Lynn Jacobson — Conspiracy involving counterfeit U.S. obligations and securities Christopher Paul Kaufman — Clean Air Act tampering Jeremy Ryan Kettler — Possession of an unregistered firearm Eric Wayne Larson — Cocaine-distribution conspiracy Jonathan F. Long — Accessory after the fact involving falsification/tampering with a Clean Air Act monitoring device Ryan Hugh Milliken — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Kyle David Offringa — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Louis Michael Olerio Jr. — Money-laundering conspiracy George Peterson — Possession of an unregistered silencer Dustin Rhine — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act James Sisson — Conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act Travis Turner — Accessory after the fact to Clean Air Act tampering Emory Clash Jones — Conspiracy to distribute cocaine hydrochloride and cocaine base Suzula Bidon — Methamphetamine-trafficking conspiracy; supervised-release violation Molly Ann Bloom — Controlled-substance conspiracy Holly Leanne Frantzen — Controlled-substance conspiracy Kevin Harden — Marijuana-distribution conspiracy Jerry Haymon — Marijuana-distribution conspiracy Shemika Alfrida Williams — Methamphetamine-trafficking conspiracy; firearm possession during a drug crime That is the list—not a handful of names, but a sprawling catalog of pardons, BOUGHT from the president.

🚨 BREAKING: Leaks reveal Trump’s FCC chair Brendan Carr spent 9 years in a secret sex cult that abused teenage girls.

WikiLeaks only published 3% of what they held. The remaining 97% stayed locked in encrypted vaults. Until now. Julian Assange didn't return to X for a casual chat. His wife promised massive revelations next week. And while the internet is distracted by zero-proof "Snowden pardon" rumors flooding your feed, look at what governments are doing in the real world: Germany is turning subway stations into fallout shelters. Finland is drafting men up to 65. The EU ordered 450M people to hoard survival rations. They aren't preparing for Russia. They are preparing for what happens when that 97% gets unsealed. The bunkers aren't meant to save you. They are meant to contain you.

Vaccination. Do you know where it began? You have a vague idea: A doctor created an injection that would forever stop smallpox. But is that the real story? What if I told you that right from the very beginning—and for over 100 years—doctors found it didn't work as promised, killing and injuring untold numbers as the idea became an unstoppable phenomenon. Those who bucked the system found themselves fighting a relentless juggernaut. The history you've never heard: romanbystrianyk.substack.com…

🏬 What Actually Killed the Malls The dead-mall phenomenon is real, and it wasn’t an accident. It was a pincer movement. Amazon’s side (We won’t get into Amazon being subsidized by the intelligence apparatus/deep state) - E-commerce didn’t just take a slice of retail—it took the anchor-adjacent traffic. When people stop going to Sears and JCPenney, the small inline stores lose their foot traffic too. The whole mall model was built on anchors as loss leaders. - Amazon ran deliberately thin margins for years, subsidized by cheap capital and tax advantages that brick-and-mortar couldn’t touch. That’s not “better service,” that’s asymmetric warfare. Private equity’s side: - This is the part people underrate. PE firms bought mall REITs and retail chains, loaded them with debt, extracted management fees and dividends, then let them collapse under the leverage. When they hit financial turmoil, Uncle Sam was there to bail them out. The goal was all a small part of the plan to destroy the family unit. - Toys “R” Us, Sears, Payless, Claire’s, Nine West—the pattern is identical. Buy, lever, strip, bankrupt. The stores die not because they were unprofitable as businesses, but because they were made unprofitable as debt vehicles. They were gutted by modern-day pirates! - When the retail tenant dies, the mall’s rent roll collapses. Then the PE-owned mall gets sold for land value or bulldozed. It’s not a natural market death. It’s engineered extraction. With ties to communism. 🧠 “Corporatism Is the New Communism”? I’d sharpen this statement rather than dismiss it. The frame is imprecise, but the intuition is sound. Both systems concentrate power in a small class and route the state toward serving that class. The difference is the mechanism: - Classical communism: the state owns the means of production; party cadres allocate. - Corporatism: private entities own the means of production, but they capture the state—regulatory capture, revolving doors, subsidies, bailouts, tax carve-outs. The outcome converges: a small, connected elite; a hollowed-out middle; a dependent population; and a managed narrative that says this is all just “the free market” or “progress.” The revolving door is the tell. When the regulator used to work for the regulated, you don’t have capitalism—you have a cartel with a flag. ⚠️ Where I’d Push Back on the Traditional Framing Two caveats, because the “Amazon killed everything” story is incomplete: 1. Malls were already dying of self-inflicted wounds. Overbuilding in the 80s–90s, terrible mall design, high rents on inline tenants, and the retail apocalypse were predicted before Amazon was a threat. Amazon accelerated a structural decline; it didn’t invent it. 2. PE didn’t kill malls—it killed the tenants. Those are different claims with different villains. The mall landlord was often the victim too. 🎯 The Real Point—This Is VERY Important. It Was Exactly How They Controlled The Population During COVID! What died wasn’t just retail square footage. It was third places—the unplanned, non-transactional public spaces where Americans used to run into each other. Malls, bowling alleys, diners, Main Street. They must separate us. Divide us. United, we threaten their agenda. That loss has measurable downstream effects: declining social trust, rising loneliness, and a population that increasingly interacts only through screens. Amazon and PE didn’t set out to destroy community (the EU, Brussels and the WEF did)—they set out to extract value, and community was collateral damage. But the effect is the same. The replacement of in-person commerce with algorithmic delivery and of public space with private feeds is one of the biggest quiet transformations in American life. It got sold as convenience. It functioned as enclosure. Repeat after me: “Globalist One World Order”

Hunter Kozak asked Charlie Kirk the final question. His wife Shelby filmed him from the crowd. All while their 3-day-old newborn was in the NICU following birth complications. 🤯 They chose to leave the hospital and attend that event that day. 🚨 Ask yourself: why was it so important for them to be there?

Large medical freedom coalition with a social media footprint of over 63 million followers tells Kennedy and Trump “Remove mRNA shots or pay a political price.” justthenews.com/government/w…

🚨Steven Wright of Owensboro, Kentucky, spent years online branding himself as a defender of Christian “family values” and a protector kids from the mythical threat of transgender “ideology.” He accused Joe Biden of being a p*dophile and said people who voted against Trump in 2020 are “perverts.” Kentucky State Police say the 62-year-old—who posed with a slaughtered pig in vehicle like something out of a horror movie—was arrested and charged with s*xual abuse of a minor under 12. His arrest came from the same investigation that led KSP to charge 32-year-old Wesley Wright of Morgantown with two counts of first-degree r*pe of a child under 12 back in August. Wesley was already in the Daviess County Detention Center on unrelated charges. Police haven’t clarified how, or if, the two men who share the same last name are connected, and the investigation is ongoing. Steven Wright’s Facebook is a masterclass in “protect the children” MAGA deflection. —He shared a graphic that read “Biden Loves Minors” —He posted that “if voting for Trump makes me a racist, then your vote for Biden makes you a pervert.” —He shared a photo from Beau Biden’s funeral with an arrow drawn pointing to Joe Biden captioned “Even The Little Boy Gets It.” —He shared a picture of a bumper sticker on his truck warning threatening to cripple any transgender women who use the same bathroom his wife and daughter use. —He mocked a transgender health official as “the obese man who thinks he’s a woman.” —He posted Deuteronomy’s verse against cross-dressing. —He had another anti-trans meltdown claiming a “16 year old boy can now use the restroom and shower room with your 13 year old daughter.” —On race, he shared a Dr. Seuss parody reading “I do not like all the diversity.” —He posted a Daily Wire story about a “black” suspect accused of killing a white child as if the man’s race was part of the crime. Now he’s the one in a mugshot. There won’t be a Daily Wire story about this given his race, religion, sexuality, and political affiliation. Make sure this case gets the attention it deserves. 🔁

🚨🚨 Perdió su licencia médica por estudiar a 3324 niños y demostrar que los niños no vacunados estaban mucho más sanos que los niños vacunados. Al igual que el estudio similar del Instituto de Salud Henry Ford, su trabajo fue censurado por la comunidad médica. Dr. Paul Thomas.

According to the lost 14th-century travelogue Inventio Fortunata...which heavily influenced legendary cartographers like Gerardus Mercator...the mechanics of global ocean currents and tides were driven by a terrifying abyss surrounding the Rupes Nigra. Here is how the system works: The Arctic was known to be ringed by four massive landmasses separated by deep straits. The oceans of the world were believed to flow continuously northward, funneling through these four channels toward the pole. When later 16th-century explorers like Martin Frobisher and John Davis reported strong, unpredictable Arctic currents, mapmakers took it as definitive proof that these polar rivers were real. Get George Issue 35...the ICONIC “The Firmament” Issue: georgemagazine.com/product/g… When the four mighty rivers met at the Rupes Nigra, they created a colossal maelstrom often called the "navel of the sea." The water rushed furiously around the 33-mile-wide magnetic rock and plunged straight down into the bowels of the planet, "just as if one were pouring it through a filter funnel." This polar drain was the explanation for the tides. According to the texts, the great abyss didn't just passively drain the oceans; it actively "sucked in the waves and spewed them forth again twice every day." The Earth was essentially breathing the ocean in and out through the North Pole, pushing and pulling the global sea levels. To a 16th-century sailor, navigating too far north didn't just mean fighting the ice...it meant risking being caught in the permanent indrawing currents and dragged violently into the center of the Earth. Get George Issue 35...the ICONIC “The Firmament” Issue: georgemagazine.com/product/g… @GeneHoPhoto @BlazeTe84429214 @Tracey1Caffee @QuackedUp76 @stella_por54898 @MBandeau @Agent310_097 @TabbiBBQ @DTLWilliams777

It’s mind-blowing that Bill Gates is still walking around as a free man after he declared our “world was overpopulated” and then demanded that the entire planet take an experimental ‘vaccine’…

“He raped me.” “Donald J Trump had raped her along with Jeffrey Epstein.” “She was found with her head ‘blown off’… there was no way it was a suicide.” …describing a child victim, pulled from the Epstein files, of which Trump is still uncharged and actively covering up.

This is why Trump went to war with Iran. This is why Mike Johnson just sent Congress home….

This clod wouldn't recognize Supreme intelligence if it drove a tent stake up his ass.🤣