Cindy (Truth Social: @cssh) @csswh1

As if the Flock Camera nightmare isn't bad enough, now Cape Coral is looking at using AI powered spy cams on dump trucks to find reasons to fine people? How much abuse at the hands of this crooked government are we going to tolerate before people wake up? We aren't draining the swamp - we are filling it up and backstroking across it.

Victor Bigham 🇺🇸 @Ravious101

21 hours ago

Cape Coral leaders are proposing AI cameras on trash trucks to scan homes & yards for code violations — high grass, unpermitted renovations, and more. So they can issue fines and take people to court. We already have FLOCK cameras on poles watching the streets. Now this. And

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In April 2023, a California condor died of avian flu, leaving her sick mate alone on a cliff to incubate their final egg. Condor 316’s last act before dying was laying her egg. Her mate, Condor 680, was also sick, but he refused to abandon it. For three long weeks, he incubated the egg entirely alone, starving himself in the process. Condor eggs take 57 days to hatch. A single parent cannot survive that long without food or water. Both the father and the unborn chick were doomed to die in that cave. Biologists from The Peregrine Fund waited for 680 to briefly stretch his wings, then scrambled into the cave. They packed the egg into a cooler with hand warmers and drove 300 miles to a wildlife clinic. (This rescue actually saved 680's life—without the egg to protect, he finally left the cave to find food and successfully recovered.) At the clinic, against all odds, the egg was viable. Vets performed an assisted hatch, and the chick tested negative for the flu. Crucially, she was female a massive win for the endangered species' survival. They named her Milagra (Spanish for miracle). It was a rare exception for a program that usually only assigns numbers to wild birds. Milagra was flown to Idaho to be raised by her own kind, so she wouldn't imprint on humans. Her foster father was "Cuyama" a 40 year old condor who was one of the original 22 California condors left on Earth when the species nearly went completely extinct in 1983. In September 2024, Milagra was finally released back into the wild. She stepped out onto a red cliff ledge and began eating from a provided carcass. Moments later, a massive, older male condor landed right beside her. They ate side by side, eventually turning to face each other on the rocky ledge. That older bird? Condor 680. Her biological father. Biologists say it’s unlikely the two birds recognized their family connection. But for everyone watching, it was the most beautiful ending imaginable.

The vaccine most strongly associated with SIDS, DPT, was protected for decades by the government despite knowing a large body of evidence around the world showed it killed infants — particularly when an inevitable hot lot was released. 🚩 Eventually, so many injury lawsuits were filed that in 1986, the government had to give blanket immunity to the vaccine manufacturers.

Meet Jena Salem, a physician in DeKalb County GA. A man with over 40 PREVIOUS CHARGES cut her electricity, jumped on her bed, strangled her, slit her throat, st*bbed her in the chest, and then se*ually assaulted her. She SURVIVED, fighting him off until the KNIFE BROKE inside her body. When asked how she survived Jena said: "Even in what you think are insurmountable odds, even if you think you're already de*d, you still fight, because you will never get that chance ever again." WE. DO. NOT. HAVE. TO. LIVE. LIKE. THIS!!!!!!!!!

In New York City in 1925, 85% of black households had two parents. Today over 77% of black babies are born to single mothers. It's so obvious that slavery wasn't what killed the black family in America, it was Democrat policies in the 1960's.

Lyme disease did not exist before 1978. There are now over 300 species of bacteria that cause it, all spirochetes, all variations of Borrelia, named after Dr. Willy Burgdorfer, the man who discovered it. Dr. Burgdorfer's job for the United States military was placing bacteria inside ticks to deploy against enemy forces. The first cases of Lyme disease appeared in Lyme, Connecticut, a town sitting just off the coast from Plum Island and Lab 257. None of this is classified information. There are books written about it. The dots aren't hard to connect. Acute cases, that are caught within the first ten days, and treated with antibiotics are mostly manageable. But the chronic presentation, the one that devastates lives for years, is still not fully recognized by the establishment -- the same one that created the conditions for this disease to exist in the first place. One in every twenty to thirty mosquitoes in Florida carries Borrelia. When you actually know how to test for it and start looking, the number of people walking around sick with this is something.

Emboldened New York Muslim family harasses a dog owner. This is not cool, just leave people alone.

The Daily Sneed™ @Tr00peRR

24 hours ago

From what I read this dog is well behaved but certain groups, not from this country, tend to feel threatened by dogs.

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This man pointed his own army's cannons at his own house and told them to fire. Then he died so deep in debt that they buried him in a secret unmarked grave so creditors couldn't seize his body. Meet Thomas Nelson Jr. Nelson was born in 1738 in Yorktown, Virginia, into wealth and comfort. Big planter family, private education, a degree from Cambridge in England. He had the golden life of a Virginia gentleman. He didn't need to gamble any of it. But he went all in. He signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776, and unlike a lot of wealthy signers, he didn't just lend his name and stay behind a desk. He put on a uniform. He became a brigadier general and personally led Virginia's militia. And in 1781, his own state elected him governor while the war was raging on Virginia soil. Then came the moment that made him a legend. The war climaxed at the siege of Yorktown, his own hometown. British general Cornwallis had taken over the finest house in town as his headquarters, and by the story that comes down to us, that house belonged to the Nelson family. American gunners were reluctant to shell such a beautiful home. Nelson would not allow that hesitation. As the account goes, he told his artillery to aim at it anyway, reportedly even offering a reward to the first gunner to strike it. His own family home. He'd rather see it blown to rubble than let it shelter the enemy. To this day cannonballs are still lodged in the brickwork of the Nelson house in Yorktown. But the deepest sacrifice wasn't the house. It was his fortune. When Virginia had no money to arm and feed its troops, Nelson used his own name and his own credit to raise it. He personally borrowed enormous sums, on his own signature, to keep the militia supplied. He believed in it that much. And the government never paid him back. Not the money he raised, not the money he spent. So the man who bankrolled Virginia's war effort was left financially wrecked. He died in 1789 at just 50 years old, buried under a mountain of debt he'd taken on for his country. And here's the gut punch. He was buried in an unmarked grave, on purpose, because his family feared that creditors might literally seize his body and hold it as collateral against everything he still owed. A rich man who fired on his own home, spent his entire fortune to fund a revolution, and was lowered into a hidden grave so debt collectors couldn't get to his corpse. Thomas Nelson Jr. He gave everything, right down to where he was allowed to rest.

Over 80% of the American people want the Save America Act passed and our government says "No!" Very few people support Flock cameras and the government puts them up anyway. Very few people support AI data centers and our government builds more of them. Senate has a combined approval rating of 12% but incumbents get reelected to office 85-100% of the time. Are we sure we have a government for the people by the people? It sure looks to me like we have a government for the highest bidder by the highest bidder.

DC Police are searching for a 16 year-old girl and her 14 month-old son who have gone missing from the 4400 block of Eads Street NE in Washington DC. A ‘MPD CITYWIDE’ BOLO was just put out across all MPD channels at 12:41am. Listen for more details, and please share! 🚨

🚩 MAJOR RED FLAG: A former police detective involved in the investigations of roughly 250 SIDS cases said coroners didn’t include vaccination history in their reports, even when police reports included the information. Jennifer said she hadn’t initially questioned the safety of vaccines. But that changed when she noticed a recurrent pattern among the police reports for SIDS cases.

Trump’s NIH Director broke a massive promise he made to us and the entire MAHA movement. Jay Bhattacharya told our Senior VP Justin Goodman, to his face, in April 2025: “I’m going to end all dog, cat, and non-human primate testing.” It was a “crystal clear promise.” WCW President Anthony Bellotti was elated. “There was no equivocation, and there was no room for confusion.” Then, under Bhattacharya’s leadership, the NIH approved nearly $150 MILLION for new dog and cat experiments. This is not funding that was simply left over from the previous administration. This is new funding that was explicitly approved under Jay Bhattacharya’s leadership. Bhattacharya and his Deputy Director, Nicole Kleinstreuer, keep telling the public they’re doing everything in their power to end funding for animal testing. But their claims could not be farther from the truth. @anthonybellotti @SciFrTheFringe @Bryce_Nickels

🧨 My report is 98% typed and new information just came to light.Stay tuned, Bad Kitteh is gonna expose WHO CAUSED THE ILLS OF THE ENTIRE WORLD INCLUDING THE USA. Everything! Communism, censorship, equity, you name it! You will not want to miss this! This will cover everything that has driven us nuts for years.

Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁 💪🏻 @pepesgrandma

3 days ago

It seems that global censorship was meant to destroy capitalism as we know it. We knew this, but now I have proof. And it’s linked to our new communist candidates too. This will be my next exposé.

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@SteveLovesAmmo Being an old lady, who would love not to move from friends in order to afford food. I’d love to see balance in our financial system. I don’t want to move, but may have to. It’s tough when you can’t afford food in order to pay taxes.

@atensnut Only 12, but I would definitely try others if given the opportunity.

Oh to be a fly on Klaus Schwabs wall. So spill it.. 🦻😹

Disclose.tv @disclosetv

4 days ago

JUST IN - WEF founder Klaus Schwab filed a criminal complaint in Geneva, saying he discovered a "listening device" in his home office — Bloomberg

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A government does not censor information to protect their citizens, they do it to protect themselves. Simple.

It is honestly insane to me that one day we might have to explain to our kids why it was that a Republican majority House and Senate was unable to pass a voter ID law.

This is a good question. So let’s talk reparations … because one of my relatives (that I have documented proof on) fought for the Union Army in order to free the slaves from the Democrats.

I can’t believe this baby was found alive, but so thankful that he was. May more be found alive 💗

Abril @abrilcba_

4 days ago

Después de 12 días lo rescataron en Venezuela. Los milagros existen.

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