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Republic of Texas
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Jake Lloyd Colglazier retweeted
Recruiting a fake Dan Sullivan to siphon votes from the real one is a conspiracy against rights targeting Alaska voters. That's 18 USC 241, the same statute DOJ used to prosecute Douglass Mackey.
I explained on the @WillCainShow.
"Nothing of this scale has been seen in the United States, experts say, since the federal government’s counterinsurgency against the New Left and the anti-war movement in the 1960s and 1970s."
Incredible reporting here from @awinston
wired.com/story/ice-is-runni…
Hey guys you can mute insurrecti*n B*rbie. You can even block her. We don’t have to talk about her or read anything she says.
I free you all.
Jake Lloyd Colglazier retweeted
Trump created an entire apparatus to spy on the left and arrest them after Charlie Kirk was killed. You just didn't notice it because they did what surveillance operations are supposed to do: work in the shadows.
Got what I voted for again!
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is running one of the largest anti-left-wing surveillance operations in U.S. history, according to WIRED.
Attorneys for 15 Minnesota residents facing federal conspiracy charges have obtained records showing HSI conducted sweeping spying on left-wing activists under operations including Project Whipple Shield and Operation Puppet Master, authorized by National Security Presidential Memorandum 7. President Donald Trump signed the memorandum in September 2025, following the assassination of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk.
The effort, which experts compare to COINTELPRO, involved roughly 120 HSI agents, including 11 undercovers, who infiltrated activist groups, churches, martial arts trainings, marches, and Signal chats. Agents used Reaper drones and PATRIOT Act-era tools, photographed vehicles, and monitored conferences in other cities. Prosecutors claim the defendants organized to impede ICE during Operation Metro Surge; defense attorneys say the charges criminalize lawful protest.
Newly disclosed DHS records detail undercover agents posing as community members. One, using the Signal username “peanutbutterjelly,” attended “ICE watch” and legal observer trainings, screenshot protest plans, offered help with fundraising and flyers, and reported no threats to public safety.
Other agents photographed demonstrators, trailed individuals to coffee shops and churches, and attended meetings of groups like the Sunrise Movement and the Party for Socialism and Liberation, where discussions focused on peaceful protest. A DHS spokesperson declined to comment on specific methods.
Follow @fowatchfloor for more breaking news and intel.
Jake Lloyd Colglazier retweeted
In my culture we love freely associating on the basis of individual interests instead of on the basis of kinship ties ☺️
“Search and uhhh…. rescue. Yeah.”
Purdue University's IDEAS Lab built an autonomous drone that tracks runners through dense forests completely without GPS or cloud networks.
By running 3D LiDAR mapping and obstacle-avoidance AI entirely on-chip, it can weave under tree canopies and predict target movement through blind spots in real time.
Massive implications for next-gen search & rescue and edge AI.
No one can explain how the war “cost us much of the domestic agenda” or “wrecked the economy”
Jake Lloyd Colglazier retweeted
Last week, the United States refused to participate in the UN’s review of the Global Compact on Migration.
The United States objects to the Global Compact on Migration and UN efforts to facilitate replacement migration to the United States and our Western allies.
Jake Lloyd Colglazier retweeted
TOMORROW: In May of 2020, a fateful encounter between a man named George Floyd and the Minneapolis police resulted in months of nationwide riots, political upheaval, and a highly publicized trial.
Now @TJ_Harker has compiled the definitive story in his new book with @PassagePress . His conclusion? Officer Derek Chauvin is innocent.
Get all the details on this week's Moment of Truth.
TUNE IN MONDAY!
American troops on the streets of European cities, restoring order. 50 years? 100? I don’t know. But we’re in the Trump timeline. It’s going to happen.
Libtard dating preferences are no basis for a system of government.
As Texans prepare to vote, there’s one question they should consider:
Would you rather have your daughter date Ken Paxton or James Talarico?
Seems like a pretty easy decision to me.
@jamestalarico
Jake Lloyd Colglazier retweeted
Chauvin’s incarceration is legitimately tragic in a classic American sense. He was in many ways a victim of corrupt policies that intersected to end his life.
He had worked for the police department for over a decade, and was helping mentor young officers on the force, when rampant drug use, anti-police activism, and BLM racial politics took his life. This photo is his mugshot after being held responsible for George Floyd’s death.
He responds to a call in known blood territory because someone was trying to pass off fake Chinese currency. He finds George Floyd and his drug dealer, each with an extensive criminal history. George ingests a fent / meth speedball, something he has because of loose criminal justice policies and open borders.
Floyd is resisting arrest, and Chauvin and the other officers think that Floyd is entering a dangerous drug-induced delirium. They call for an ambulance, asking for lights and sirens. Due to COVID-era policies and work ethic, the ambulance takes 7 minutes longer than it should have. Floyd dies in police custody.
A rabid, well-organized left, radicalized by BLM race politics and Marxist criminal justice policies, tells the world a racist cop murdered a black man. They throw everything at him, sacrificing him to the racial hysteria that engulfed the United States.
He’s serving 25 years because of open border policies that allowed drugs to freely flow into the country, and policies that aim to keep criminals on the street.
Power to Chauvin. See you at the corner store on the other side.
Btw… the person he arrested ate his whole stash and overdosed in police custody in 2019 lol
Floyd's death was legitimately tragic in a classic American sense. He was in many ways a victim of corrupt policies that intersected to end his life.
he had gotten clean, was working out again and working, when Covid lockdowns put him out of a job. This photo is from his job as a nightclub doorman. he was well liked and said to be a good worker.
he loses his job, gets back on Fent, which is only in the country due to open borders anyway, somehow gets a fake $20, and the full force of the cops come out over something the Fed does as PUBLIC POLICY.
the Federal Reserve debases and manipulates currency as policy. George was just trying to buy a snack with a fake $20, which is only a crime because the Fed needs to send a message to anybody else moving in on printing money. Nobody arrested Yellen for doing worse by a few trillion.
guy was old stock. family has probably been here for 400 years. and he's dead because of open border policies that allowed a virus to freely come into the USA, drugs to freely flow into the country, and policies that led to him losing his job and ultimately his life.
RIP George. See you at the corner store on the other side.
Post Script - the pregnant woman he robbed... was an illegal from South America lmao
Even the “excessive modesty” joke is an excuse to show off immodestly.
everyone is so mad about the shane gillis bit about women at the gym
and tbh i get it
i threw out all of my gym shorts and sports bras today and invested in a whole new gym wardrobe
the cheeks will be covered
not an ankle in sight
how DARE women try to regulate their body temperature while exercising
we are there for the men, obviously
not for ourselves or our personal fitness
anyway, i’m off to the gym
god forbid shane gillis calls me a whore
