Laura Jones @Hip_Design_Chic

@Wesleymooch @TheCalvinCooli1 Our Congress seems to think they live forever

The @FDA just approved an mRNA flu shot in which 23 subjects died in the mRNA arm, versus 9 in the traditional flu-shot arm. That product is now being tested in children.

🚨BREAKING: A British court jailed an ex-boxer for saying, on video, that young white girls are being raped by grooming gangs. Derek Heggie, 41, from Carlisle, was sentenced to 10 months and two weeks for two YouTube videos posted in August 2024, during the unrest after Southport. One video had nearly 500,000 views. The BBC reports the court heard that, in videos referring to Muslims, Heggie said “young white girls are being raped by these grooming gangs.” The judge called the comments ill-informed and potentially dangerous, and said he wanted them heard by many. He pleaded guilty to sending a grossly offensive communication. Britain has spent years documenting grooming-gang cases. He still went to jail for saying it out loud.

Two years ago @elonmusk listened when the government wouldn’t. He made @Starlink free and help me deploy more units than FEMA did with @ChrisHallWx and @nicksortor. Please share and tag him. never could tell him thank you. I would love for him to see this. He saved lives.

Elon Musk @elonmusk

2 years ago

We are making a system update to allow all Starlinks in the affected areas to work, regardless of payment. Software update hopefully completed tonight. Tomorrow at the latest.

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The scary thing about jail is that at least 10% of the people in here are innocent. Not subjectively innocent, or “could be” innocent. Totally completely innocent. Bad lawyers. Forced plea deals. It's very easy to get caught up and wrecked by this system. Do you have 500k sitting around in a bank ready to transfer today for a good legal team? Because if you don’t, you are relying on a lawyer who often has other jobs and tasks and can’t focus on your case. It's easy to lose against the ever powerful DOJ in this circumstance. If you’re falsely accused of a crime you didn’t commit, looking at 10 years, and if you take a plea deal to get it off the officer's desk you only have to do a year… many innocent people admit guilt to get it over with. They can’t afford lawyers anyway. There are hundreds of thousands of innocent people in these jails who have been brutally fucked by the system. Innocent until proven guilty doesn’t exist. Look at me, I’ve been in and out of jail all around the world for 5 years and never even had a trial. It’s easy in freedom to think “I’ll never go to jail, I don’t do anything wrong” Yes. And it's easy to drive thinking you’ll never get in a car crash. Unless you’ve interacted with the judicial system, you truly have no idea how bad it is, and how easy it is for a totally innocent person to have their life destroyed.

The executive order to allow on farm processing didn’t happen, so next week @chelliepingree and I will be introducing legislation to allow sales of meat directly to consumers from small farmers who process a limited number of animals on their farms.

I need support from folks like you to win this November, so I can continue to put MONTANA FIRST in the legislature! Please consider donating, any amount is greatly appreciated! secure.winred.com/lukas-schubert…

After watching people spend the last few days talking about Pike - her childhood, her age, her trauma, her execution, her suffering - I want to talk about Colleen Slemmer. Because somehow the person who was murdered keeps becoming a footnote in the story of the person who murdered her. Colleen was 19 years old. She wasn't a case number. She wasn't simply "Christa Pike's victim." She was a daughter. A granddaughter. A young woman who loved roller-skating, miniature golf and computers. She could take a computer apart and put it back together again. She even had a shirt that said "Computer Geek." Her family later had that shirt made into a teddy bear so they could keep a piece of her close. ❤️ Colleen was also the kind of kid who gave up part of her own lunchtime to help children with disabilities - feeding students who needed assistance and helping kids in wheelchairs. She volunteered at Special Olympics events. One summer, she helped paint her school. She struggled with reading, but she was smart and fascinated by computers. She wanted training that wasn't available at the Job Corps program near her home in Florida, so at 19 years old she left her family and went to Knoxville to learn computers and build a future for herself. She never got that future. On January 12, 1995, Colleen was lured to an isolated area near the University of Tennessee agricultural campus. What happened next wasn't a momentary loss of control. Colleen was beaten and tortured during a prolonged attack. She was cut repeatedly. Her throat was slashed. A pentagram was carved into her chest. She was struck with a meat cleaver and ultimately suffered devastating blows to her head with a large piece of asphalt. Afterward, Pike took a piece of Colleen's skull from the scene. These details come from the court record - not internet rumor. Colleen was 19. Nineteen. And while the country is now being asked to think about what Christa Pike experienced during a failed execution, I think there's room to remember what Colleen experienced when nobody came to stop it. There's also room to remember everything that existed before those final horrifying moments. The girl who loved computers. The girl who roller-skated. The girl who helped children with disabilities eat their lunch. The girl who volunteered at the Special Olympics. The daughter whose mother has now spent more than three decades trying to make sure the world remembers her name. Her mother, May Martinez, said something this week that absolutely broke my heart: "The criminals get so much attention. Why? She has been lost in this." She's right. So today, I'm not posting Christa Pike's face. I'm posting Colleen's name. COLLEEN ANNE SLEMMER September 20, 1975 – January 12, 1995 She was here. She was loved. She mattered. And she deserves to be remembered for the life she lived - not only for the horrific way someone chose to end it. Remember Colleen. 🤍

@KidRock Praying for you and your family

We need to have a serious conversation about overweight people flying on commercial airlines. I’m flying on @AmericanAir and after paying extra money to upgrade my seat, I got stuck next to a man who is 300+ pounds and stripped mid flight. None of the flight attendants wanted to confront him. He smells like 💩 and weed. He’s literally sitting in my seat and keeps touching me. For context, he’s literally 300+ pounds and I’m 120. Why does American Airlines think it’s acceptable to treat people this way?! I tried reaching out discreetly during the flight, but they have no avenues to do that.

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@RepNancyMace This is beyond outrageous. Find out how many families have been harassed for not taking the recommended vaccines

@NYGovPress A woman’s choice is her’s alone

For Mount Pleasant Tennessee 🇺🇸 We need candidates who will be independent in their thinking and who will be a voice for the people — Brandon Evans is absolutely that candidate. We may not soon fix the politics of D.C., but we can make an impact in our local communities.

While you’re being distracted by so many other things, the biggest deep-state coverup of our generation is unravelling in real time. What’s ironic is this was an op against Trump on J6, and now his FBI and DOJ are trying to suppress it. Who’s in control of this administration?

Robert Gouveia Esq. @RobGouveiaEsq

3 days ago

Brian Cole Jr.'s defense team files an explosive motion to suppress his alleged confession, arguing federal agents ruthlessly exploited his autism and threatened his family during a psychologically abusive interrogation.

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Dan Bongino called me a liar yesterday for (accurately) commenting on an article saying he’d lost 62% of his audience, saying the time period measured in the article was during his cameo appearance at the FBI. The problem? It wasn’t. The ratings comparison measured in the article was from Q4 of 2024 to Q2 of 2026- both periods when Dan was fully back on the air. He then went on to mock some of my post J6 fallout and lie again saying I “threw a hissy fit at a hair salon” (I was banned from a hair salon after they found out about J6- they told me on the phone [it’s recorded]- I wasn’t even in the building) How did a person this thin-skinned, driven by pure ego and dishonesty become the second in charge at the FBI? And what else is he capable of lying about? It’s really time for all of us to dig deeply into the Brian Cole case.

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@DisrespectedThe I had a bumblebee sting me in the same place, same day. I took Benadryl and the swelling has improved. However, it’s still sore.

@dustinkittle Sounds just like our township trustees: completely compromised with no oversight

I just thought I’d mention that our County tax dollars paid $163,000 an acre for land between a gas pipeline and a convenience store in Santa Fe, Tennessee — And the seller’s lawyer was a County Commissioner.

@mpukita 37 likes in almost 24 hrs? They are toast