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Fraud like this is the reason Social Security is running out of money....The fraud includes the Biden Regine giving almost 4 million illegal aliens Social Security, which I believe is still continuing

Today my thoughts are with the many people effected by 7/10/23 🕯 🇮🇱 the day I watched the devil himself at work. Murdering, raping, burning of men women & children. Over 1200 lives taken with pride, video of everything they did. I stand proudly with Israel 🇮🇱 🙏💙🕯🕊 🧡🎗🧡

More eligible Americans skipped 2024 than voted for Trump or Harris. Trump: 77,303,568 Harris: 75,019,230 Did not vote: 89,278,948 Turnout is EVERYTHING. The largest voting block in 2024 was sitting on the couch. Christian Conservatives MUST vote in these midterms or America will fall into communism rule.

RT @Mish_K_: Supporting or justifying this makes you as bad as, if not worse, than the savages that did this.

⚠️WARNING: GRAPHIC AND UPSETTING FOOTAGE ⚠️ Agam Goldstein-Almog was 17. She says it at the start of the film, because the age is the point. On the morning of October 7 her family was in the safe room at Kibbutz Kfar Aza. Her father, Nadav, and her sister, Yam, were murdered there. She was taken with her mother, Chen, and her brothers, Gal, 11, and Tal, 9, and driven into Gaza in her mother’s car. She describes the trip. Civilians in Gaza banging on the windows. She told her mother they were going to rape her. The men in the car talked about marrying her off. She asked only that the four of them be kept together. They were. A schoolteacher who was also Hamas held them, after a tunnel, in an apartment, dressed as civilians so the street would not see Israelis. Fifty-one days. Released on November 26, 2023, moved from car to car through a crowd she thought was going to lynch them, and home to a house with two of them missing. That is the footage the argument always omits. This isn’t a leaflet. And it isn’t a border dispute. She was a 17-year-old taken from the room where her father and sister had just been killed, with two little boys, into a home in Gaza, by people the marches across London, Paris and New York still call resistance. She’s the one narrating it. The film doesn’t need a caption.

On the morning of October 7, 2023, I woke up in a panic around 6:00 a.m. to the sound of rockets. The sound was unlike anything we were accustomed to—continuous, intense, and heading toward Israel. I did not know what was happening or why the rockets were being launched with such intensity. For a few moments, I was unable to grasp the situation. I rushed to wake my family, telling them that something major was unfolding, yet I had no answer to the most important question: What exactly was happening? I had no choice but to get ready for work. I showered quickly, got dressed, and headed out. I sensed that something extraordinary was taking place, though I did not yet realize the magnitude of what had begun. As soon as I stepped onto the street, I realized I was not alone in this feeling. People were everywhere, faces were tense, and the same questions kept coming up: What is happening? Why are there so many rockets? Rumors began to circulate about the assassination of a prominent Hamas figure, Saleh al-Arouri, yet no one had a clear picture of the unfolding events. When I arrived at work, we turned on Al Jazeera. The picture gradually became clearer as the channel broadcast footage of Hamas gunmen entering areas of the Gaza envelope. It was then that I realized this went beyond a fleeting round of shelling—a new war had begun—though its full details and scale were not yet clear. Minutes later, images began pouring in; I saw scenes of gunmen, vehicles, motorcycles, bodies, and hostages—including women and the elderly. It was a shocking moment for me, not only because of what I saw but because of what I anticipated would follow. I could not accept the killing or hostage-taking of civilians as a legitimate act, nor could I find any religious or humanitarian justification for it. Subsequently, Al Jazeera broadcast a recording of Mohammed Deif, commander of the Al-Qassam Brigades, announcing the start of Operation "Al-Aqsa Flood" and linking it to what he described as Israeli violations at the Al-Aqsa Mosque and elsewhere. Reactions in Gaza were mixed; while crowds took to the streets to celebrate—with scenes showing captured Israeli vehicles alongside bodies and hostages—for me, it was not a moment of victory, but a moment of war. From the very first hours, I was convinced that these events would lead to a full-scale war and that Gaza would pay a staggering price. I feared a catastrophic outcome: that the war would end in widespread destruction across the Strip and the military and political elimination of Hamas. Despite realizing the magnitude of the risks, I decided to speak my mind. On the first day, I wrote on X: "I am a Palestinian journalist from Gaza. From day one, I have condemned the October 7th massacre committed against Israel; it is an act of terrorism that violates the tenets of Islam." I never expected these words to unleash such a storm of anger against me. A flood of comments and messages poured in; I received death threats and harsh insults, and was accused of treason and acting as an agent for Israel. Yet, despite all this, I did not back down. During those hours, news from Israel was arriving rapidly as the country prepared to retaliate. Hours later, it officially announced the start of the war on Gaza, stating that its objectives were to eliminate Hamas—both militarily and as a governing authority—and to recover the hostages. That morning, I thought I was merely witnessing the start of a new war. I did not know that the sound of rockets waking me at six o'clock would become a turning point in my life, or that what followed would transform my home, my work, my family, and my memories—making that morning a presence that would never leave me.

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My Medicaid as a refugee isn't working as of 1st of October. It's OK, because I know how many others neglect it. The pockets of millions of Americans shouldn't be hit that hard because of fraud and neglect. I get why it was done and I will work hard to get my own medical up and running which I pay for myself. Thats the American way. Thank you for your attention to this matter 🫡 🇺🇸

Awad Darawshe was 25 years old on October 7. An Arab-Israeli paramedic who dreamed of becoming a doctor, Awad was working at the Nova festival when Hamas attacked. As the massacre unfolded, he carried the wounded to the medical tent and treated patient after patient. When the gunfire became overwhelming, the medical team fled. Awad helped others escape—but refused to leave. There were wounded people who couldn’t run. Awad stayed and continued treating them. Hamas terrorists eventually murdered him inside the medical tent. When his body was recovered, bandages were still in his hands. Some of the people he treated survived. Thousands, Muslims, Jews, Christians, Druze and Circassians, came to mourn him. His father called Awad “our light.” On one of Israel’s darkest mornings, Awad had the chance to run. He stayed because wounded people needed him. May the light and courage of Awad Darawshe never be forgotten.

Would I get arrested for posting this in the UK? Orwell wrote 1984 as a warning. Britain read it as an instruction manual. 62,000+ arrests for "communications offences" in five years (~34 a day). So I made a music video about it.

OCTOBER 7, 2023: SHE KNEW SHE WAS GOING TO DIE. Libi Cohen-Meguri, a 22-year-old infantry officer, went to the Nova music festival. She was shot while fleeing the party. At 8:11 a.m., she called her parents and said: “I’ve been shot in the stomach, I’ve been shot in the arm, I’m losing blood. I’m going to die.” Calmly, quietly, she understood; these were the last minutes of her life. She asked her parents to call Tomer, her twin brother, and Maya, her little sister, and said: “I’m going to die. I just want you to listen to me. I love you, Yariv. You’re the best father I could have asked for. Mom, stop screaming. Just listen to me. You are the best mother we could have ever had. Don’t forget to be a good mother to Tomer and Maya after I die. Tomer, how lucky we were to live this life together. I love you. My Maya, never forget—you are the treasure of my life.” When she finished speaking, her parents told her to get out of the car, lie down on the road, and pretend to be dead. With her last bit of strength, she got out of the car and laid down on the road. “Mom, they’re coming to shoot me again,” Libi said after lying down. While her mother listened on the phone, shouts in Arabic could be heard, and then a barrage of gunfire. It didn’t stop. It kept going, until the call was disconnected. And that’s how Libi died—with demonic beasts from the pit of hell standing over her and emptying a full magazine into her body. Libi died with LOVE on her lips: love for life, love for her family, and love for her people. Her memory will forever be a blessing. NEVER FORGET. NEVER FORGIVE. NEVER AGAIN IS NOW. Israel is hunting down every single Palestinian and Hamas terrorist who participated in the October 7th Massacre—to kill them all. They’re living on “borrowed time,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. Sooner or later, every one of these monsters will be found and eliminated.

This is the sort of misogynistic rhetoric permitted on Reddit.

Thats why thune is a POS!!

Hey @SenatorWicker: Why did you preside over the Senate pro-forma session today to prevent President Trump from making recess appointments? Inquiring minds want to know!

A regulatory rant as a pet owner: Another example of the US government causing more problems than it solves: competition-killing regulations that favor lobbyists (the AVMA) and corporate incumbents over consumers and their pets. Overregulation of the heartworm prevention market kills U.S. dogs. If you own a dog in the US, you’ve definitely felt the sting of the "heartworm tax." You go online to buy a simple box of preventative chews, only to hit a massive wall: Federal law restricts this drug to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian. Suddenly, your cheap monthly preventative requires a mandatory $150+ vet visit and blood test just to unlock the right to buy it. While veterinary boards argue this rule is all about safety, the reality is that the US prescription model has created a financial gatekeeper system that actively undermines public health. By locking routine medicine behind an expensive clinic visit, we’ve priced millions of families out of basic care. In places like Australia, the exact same meds are sold right on supermarket shelves. Making these drugs over-the-counter (OTC) in the US would spark massive retail competition, lower prices, and finally make protection affordable for everyone. Even the FTC formally concluded that the pet medication industry would be significantly more competitive—and affordable—if consumers had direct access to portable prescriptions and if distribution wasn't bottlenecked by exclusive deals between manufacturers and veterinarians. Beyond the vet fees, the prescription barrier artificially inflates the cost of the medicine itself by choking out retail competition. Because these drugs are locked behind a gatekeeper, manufacturers can maintain tightly controlled supply chains that favor veterinary clinics, who then apply heavy retail markups. Big-box stores, supermarkets, and budget online retailers are cut out of the equation entirely. If the medication went OTC, major retailers would enter a price war for your pet care dollars. We would see the immediate introduction of cheaper generic options and deep discounts, challenging the current pricing monopoly that keeps these simple pills so expensive. The irony is that this strict government regulation has completely failed its primary goal. Instead of stopping heartworms, it accidentally fueled a massive parasite crisis. The American Heartworm Society reports that over 1.1 million dogs in the US are currently infected, and cases are skyrocketing even in historically safe northern states. Why? Because when a standard vet checkup and blood panel costs anywhere from $100 to $300 upfront before you even buy the medicine, people simply skip it. An estimated two-thirds of American dogs lack consistent heartworm prevention. This creates a massive pool of untreated animals, giving local mosquitoes a non-stop supply of parasites to spread. The AVMA will quickly counter this by warning that giving preventative to an already-infected dog can trigger a scary, life-threatening shock reaction. But let's be real: while that risk exists, clinical history shows severe reactions are incredibly rare, and they pale in comparison to the millions of dogs left defenseless under the current system. Look at Australia for proof that removing the prescription barrier doesn't trigger a worst-case scenario. In fact, it's quite the opposite: despite their completely open, over-the-counter market, genetic testing has shown zero evidence of the drug-resistant heartworms currently spreading across the US. Because Australian pet owners can easily buy affordable preventatives without a financial gatekeeper, more dogs can be protected before an infection ever starts. By letting go of the prescription chokehold, Australia avoided the exact sub-therapeutic underdosing traps that turned the American South into a breeding ground for super-parasites. Moving to an OTC model doesn't mean flying blind, either. It just means trusting pet owners. With clear packaging warnings and cheap, standalone tests available in stores, owners could easily check their dogs themselves. We already trust people to handle highly toxic flea topicals and human OTC medications; it’s time to dismantle this artificial medical monopoly, lower the barriers, and protect our dogs without breaking the bank.

A New York jury just awarded Fox Varian $2 million after doctors cut off her healthy breasts at 16. She was a minor. They called it “gender-affirming care.” At 22 she detransitioned and sued. The jury said the psychologist and surgeon skipped the safeguards and departed from the standard of care. First verdict of its kind in U.S. history. $2 million won’t grow them back. It does put a price on rushing kids into irreversible surgery. Protect children. Ban this. 🚨🇺🇸

Poland is so calm it’s almost boring. No one chasing you. No tent camps. No “free Palestine” riots. Unlike the UK and France, Poland decided it doesn’t need Afghans or Moroccans to function. Walk home alone. Churchgoers. Bikes. No crime. No homeless. Sovereignty works. Patriotism pays.

Watch as a drone captures miles of homeless encampments, trash piles, needles, and other sh!t in California. One part of the video literally borders UC Berkeley. @GavinNewsom is a Complete Failure. Why do Californians continue to vote blue?