Chicagoan. Traveler. Gamer. Progressive. Atheist. Chicago Fire FC ⚽️ fan. Curious about the world and our place in it. 🌆✈️🎮
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Mike retweeted
los hombres jamas van a entender que esto es la experiencia universal de todas las mujeres desde que somos niñas, nadie te hace feminista una crece viendo a todos estos enfermos actuando con impunidad
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I've been reading the Epstein files.
What’s inside them is horror and evil beyond language.
Pedophilia.
Rape.
Cannibalism.
CSA.
Kidnapping.
Trafficking.
Children spoken about as food.
Code words like pizza.
Photographs of molds taken from real children’s body parts used as decorations.
The elite.
The parties.
The auctions.
Major corporations involved.
Businesses woven into everyday American life, including the company nearly every school uses for student photos.
This was protected.
Investigations obstructed.
Evidence buried or destroyed.
Sweetheart deals granted.
Victims silenced with threats, NDAs, settlements, and intimidation.
This was financed and laundered through shell companies and complex money trails.
It was international.
Multiple countries.
Multiple jurisdictions.
Not one island. Not one network.
Recruitment pipelines where children were groomed, coerced, and forced to recruit other children.
Abuse discussed casually.
Suffering treated like logistics.
Blackmail.
Documentation used as leverage.
Powerful people insulated by proximity to politics, royalty, and intelligence-adjacent circles.
Out of thousands of children referenced, named, or implied, only around thirty are accounted for.
The rest are missing.
Erased.
Unanswered.
People joking about what they’ve done.
Joking about what they plan to do next.
This is not conspiracy.
This is documentation.
I do not know how one could witness what happened on Epstein Island and not turn away. This is the kind of evil that makes hell seem embarrassed. No deity, no devil, no myth feels sufficient to hold it.
What is in these files is so grotesque, so deliberate, so organized, that every single party involved must be held accountable. Not some. Not a few. All of them.
Your politics do not matter here. Democrats and Republicans are named. Celebrities and CEOs are named. Corporations are named. Defending any of them over the safety of children is complicity. We must stand together, united beyond party, fame, or wealth, to end this evil and protect every child.
WE ARE NOT ANGRY ENOUGH!!!!
This is also your reminder, if you read them, to take breaks. Step away when your body tells you to. Drink water. Ground yourself. You are allowed to protect your nervous system while demanding justice. Reset is not complacency. It is survival.
WE ARE NOT ANGRY ENOUGH!!!
Mike retweeted
This is why Americans are calling for new leadership, total failure on @RepJeffries leadership.
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Investigative journalist Scott Carney argues Trump had means to do it (access via allies, known machine flaws), motive (legal troubles).
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Every Single Sponsor of Turning Point USA (@TPUSA ) must cut funding Immediately, or you will be called out for helping to enable what this poor girl has been put through while working for them.
This is NOT going away!
This thread is HORIFYING.
- An 18-year-old former Turning Point chapter VP says she was held down and assaulted at a TPUSA event. It was filmed without her consent, and a man can be heard saying "she is for the whole team" while she resists, and there is clearly blood visible on pants.
- The video was taken without her permission and the men jump onto her. She filed a police report with Rutgers PD. Instead of accountability, she says she got a threatened lawsuit, and that a Turning Point staffer deleted their messages.
- The man she accuses, Vincent Tabone (who goes by "Jim Callahan"), sent her an AI-written cease-and-desist and threatened a defamation suit.
- The man who allegedly filmed her, Daniel Baez of William Paterson University, kept contacting her after she told him to stop.
- Her Turning Point field rep, Anthony Romano, allegedly first told her to block Baez, later changed his position, and deleted their chat messages.
Then there's video of Turning Point's own general counsel walking into a room of underage drinkers, high schoolers included, and saying "I know you are all 21!"
Where is the outrage from the "protect the kids" crowd? Every reporter should be on this.
Mike retweeted
McDonalds USA
Employee: $15/hr, no benefits
Big mac: $5.79
McDonalds DENMARK
Employee: $22/hr, 6 weeks vacation, 1 year paid maternity leave, life insurance, pension.
Big mac: $5.49
Tell us more about how raising the minimum wage would affect the cost of hamburgers.
Mike retweeted
Alicia Kozakiewicz was 13 when a man locked a dog collar around her neck and chained her in his basement. For four days he r*p*d her, b*at her and t*rtured her. He streamed it live on the internet. Her parents thought she was asleep upstairs. She had snuck out on New Year's Day to meet a "friend" she met online. On the fourth morning he told her: "I'm beginning to like you too much. Tonight we're going for a ride."
It was January 1, 2002, in Pittsburgh. Alicia had spent months chatting online with someone she thought she could trust. That night she left the family dinner, walked down the street, and got into a car.
The man behind the wheel was 38-year-old Scott Tyree. He drove her five hours to his house in Virginia.
In the video below, Alicia describes the moment he turned on the lights in his basement:
The walls were covered in devices. She realized she had every reason to be afraid of the dark. It was a room built for t*rture.
He broke her nose. She learned that the moment she stopped being useful to him, he would k*ll her. So she tried one thing: make him see her as a human, not an object.
Then came the line that told her time was up. He said she was starting to mean too much to him, and that tonight they would go for a ride.
She knew what "a ride" meant.
That morning he fed her for the first time and left for work. Chained and alone, she thought about her parents. When was the last time she had told them she loved them?
Meanwhile, hundreds of miles away, a man watching Tyree's broadcast recognized her face from the news and called the FBI.
Agents broke down the door that same day. They found Alicia chained to the floor.
Tyree pleaded guilty and was sentenced to just under 20 years.
Alicia survived. Today she travels the country teaching kids how pr*dators hunt online. Several states have passed "Alicia's Law" in her name.
She was 13. He was a stranger behind a screen. How many kids are talking to someone like him tonight?
Mike retweeted
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