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🚨Don’t become numb to these stories. This is why you must vote like lives depend on it. Because they do.
Ryan O’Shea, 21 — kiIIed by twice-deported illegal.
Ryan O’Shea was driving home from a hockey game on I-91 when Guillermo Carmona-Lopez, a twice-deported Mexican illegal, drove the wrong way and kiIIed him head-on.
He was a University of New Haven hockey captain who wanted to be a cop.
Connecticut’s Trust Act under Ned Lamont protected this guy.
ANOTHER AMERICAN KID IS DEAD BECAUSE OF DEMOCRAT SANCTUARY POLICIES.
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The studies were very frustrating to a lot of us - in the engineering study, my close colleagues and I showed up to the first meeting, and the faculty panel running the study laid out the parameters, which were doom and gloom, and when several of us asked 'Hey, MIT has done some pretty great stuff for women in the School of engineering, maybe we can focus a lot on that to establish best practices for other schools" we were told "no, that would dilute our message". In other words, anyone who had a positive experience was NOT going to be represented. When I started a gynecology research center in 2009, to study endometriosis and had well-attended sessions, written up in the press, explaining the high prevalence and morbidity of gynecology diseases, I was visited by the "Women In Stem" narrative creators, and told "don't say those things, men will think we are weak". Etc. It is so frustrating to just be a normal person who wants to do engineering stuff and teach Boltzmann's law and etc.
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FWIW: I wrote about Nancy Hopkins several years ago. She played a key role in promoting (mostly) false claim that women faced bias at MIT and beyond. Main part about her begins on p.6. eswnonline.org/wp-content/up…
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Yesterday, I noted that Hopkins and Lehmann, two top figures in the Sabatini matter, were the leader and a member of the 16 tenured women who took on the patriarchy at MIT in 1994 (see linked tweet thread).
Now reading Christina Hoff Sommers' 2008 article eswnonline.org/wp-content/up…, it seems that this 1994 incident may have been the opening salvo and the instant foothold of the Equity Movement in the hard sciences.
Sommers argues that gender equity initiatives in academic science were driven by female activists whose assertions of systemic bias lacked transparent proof. She posits that university administrators and congressional leaders accepted these claims to appear supportive (I imagine it was to not be called misogynistic), implementing broad regulatory changes that laid the foundation for today's equity programs rather than requiring validation.
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How it started (1994): Hopkins/Lehmann and 14 other MIT women complaining they received less lab space and fewer resources.
How it's going (2021): Hopkins/Lehmann and a bunch of other women unfairly destroyed an eminent male scientist just because they could do it with impunity.
FWIW: I wrote about Nancy Hopkins several years ago. She played a key role in promoting (mostly) false claim that women faced bias at MIT and beyond. Main part about her begins on p.6. eswnonline.org/wp-content/up…
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CHICAGOANS AND ILLINOISANS, WAKE UP!
“Our children will be subservient to illegal aliens.” And Jonathan Jackson responded, “I know.”
Chicagoans and Illinoisans, I am warning you: Your replacement is here! You better wake up before you find yourselves becoming second- and third-class citizens in your own country!
This is what these Democratic policies are leading us toward. Our children and future generations deserve better.
CHICAGOANS FIRST! AMERICAN CITIZENS FIRST!
🇺🇸 @themodpun for Congress Illinois' 1st District
🇺🇸 Danielle Carter-Walters for Mayor of Chicago — 2027
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Marc Elias is upset that the media won’t spout Democrat propaganda 100% of the time.
They created the “democracy” media ecosystem so they could push propaganda 24/7. That includes the MediasTouch propaganda network (and all of their affiliates), Brian Tyler Cohen (who is brainwashed), Democracy Docket, and Norm Eisen’s rag, The Contrarian.
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The bigger revelation from the Alaska episode isn’t just that a decoy candidate was recruited. It’s that lawyers from Marc Elias’s law firm who were apparently involved in the scheme were also involved in the subsequent lawsuits aimed at challenging or suppressing the fallout.
I think the overlap between those orchestrating the operation and those litigating its aftermath deserves far more scrutiny than it’s receiving.
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. @listen_2learn is a great follow on takes.
The bigger revelation from the Alaska episode isn’t just that a decoy candidate was recruited. It’s that lawyers from Marc Elias’s law firm who were apparently involved in the scheme were also involved in the subsequent lawsuits aimed at challenging or suppressing the fallout.
I think the overlap between those orchestrating the operation and those litigating its aftermath deserves far more scrutiny than it’s receiving.
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I gotta either laugh or cry at the Democrat party platform and politicians like Bernie saying that they will solve the high US healthcare costs.
Here's what happened the last time they "fixed" healthcare costs with Obamacare …
Vote Republican, or it will get far worse.
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Go to almost any Bulwark/Atlantic writer page right now and you'll see a sales pitch for El-Sayed.
The Fourth Estate. Lol
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🚨VOTE MICHIGAN: YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT!
Reject Democracy, Implement Islam”: The MSA Doctrine Abdul El-Sayed Helped Lead
The Muslim Students Association at the University of Illinois Chicago stated it plainly:
“The mission of Muslims in the West is to reject democracy and implement Islam.”
They continued: reject anything not from Islam, reject secular ideas in the West and in Muslim lands, do not compromise on the Deen or the Hukam of Allah, and implement Allah’s rule because that is the only path to justice and victory.
That is the same network Abdul El-Sayed helped lead.
At the University of Michigan, El-Sayed served as outreach chair for the MSA. responsible for bringing students into the organization and running da’wah (the invitation to Islam before jihad) - then as a staff writer, then as vice president. The chapter’s own charter subordinated it to the national MSA.
The Muslim Brotherhood’s 1991 strategy memorandum listed the national MSA among “our organizations and the organizations of our friends.” An FBI assessment called it the first formal U.S. Muslim Brotherhood organization.
As Hero Steve Emerson from IPT just exposed, while he sat on the board, the Michigan chapter planned a campaign for Tariq Ramadan, grandson of Brotherhood founder Hassan al-Banna.
It discussed a fundraising dinner for KindHearts, a charity whose fundraiser had been indicted in the Holy Land Foundation Hamas case and which the Senate Finance Committee had already flagged in its terror-financing inquiry.
El-Sayed’s own signed piece in the chapter newsletter called for metro Detroit’s Muslim community to become “the point of nucleation for global unification” in service of the worldwide Ummah.
Hello Michigan are you hearing this!?
The UIC speaker stated the end goal without disguise: reject democracy and implement Islamic rule.
Emerson’s recovered newsletters and board minutes show El-Sayed running the campus organization the Brotherhood built to advance that project in America.
Let's not forget: In 2012, Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed signed a letter urging Muslim Brotherhood President Mohamed Morsi to “purge the media and the police as quickly as possible.”
The words are theirs. The leadership role is documented.
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HOLY SHLIT
ICE just arrested an illegal alien from Kenya who was working for the Washington State Dept. of Children, Youth, and Families.
How does an illegal get a government job dictating policy for families while getting paid with our tax dollars?!
What are we even doing
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🔴🇫🇷 𝗙𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗛 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢 — « Je vais la mettre à poil et le faire en live […] Elle va finir sans dents […] Si l’adresse fuite ils sont capable de la tuer, de lui mettre une balle dans la tête ! »
Menacée de mort depuis qu’elle a dénoncé les émeutes, Dana, jeune Ukrainienne de 19 ans, continue de recevoir d’innombrables menaces.
Elle nous a confié que ses informations personnelles, notamment son adresse et son numéro de téléphone, sont désormais diffusées sur les réseaux sociaux.
La jeune femme reçoit de nombreuses menaces de mort de la part d’hommes et de femmes, certains affirmant être prêts à venir l’agresser violemment tout en filmant la scène.
Plusieurs plaintes vont être déposées par Dana, qui craint désormais pour sa vie.
(Source : témoignage de Dana recueilli par Bastion)
🔴🇫🇷 𝗙𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗛 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢 — Une jeune Ukrainienne vivant en France est menacée de mort après avoir dénoncé les émeutes.
« J’ai été traitée de raciste car j’ai dit que c’était mal de brûler les bus, les lycées et les biens des gens … Je suis harcelée et menacée de mort. »
Elle ajoute : « Moi, je suis ici pour le meilleur de la France, j’aime ce pays et la langue française. »
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Today, Irish citizen journalist Kirk Loco was acquitted at Bray District Court of a criminal charge under Ireland's "Coco's Law." X is proud to have funded Kirk's defense.
Kirk's alleged offense was a single post on X relaying a teenage girl's account of a migrant man exposing himself to her on a local bus. Kirk was arrested at his home and faced up to two years in prison.
The court found the State had not proved its case. "Grossly offensive" speech is not defined anywhere in the law. Vague laws like this invite abuse.
We will keep standing with users who report on matters of public concern.
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Councilor Ed Flynn said the tents that were set up at Mass and Cass for years before the mayor’s crackdown are now popping up across South Boston, where residents are feeling the effects of public drug use, homelessness and crime. bostonherald.com/2026/10/29/…
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This chart covers nearly all the world's population
And the results of their NetZero efforts
They are rock solid
One overwhelming conclusion.
There is NO country where deploying wind and solar has given them low electricity prices
Not even one.
Its a mirage. A dream. A nice idea
But it doesn't exist in the real world.
So why are we in UK still aggressively pursuing it? To make ourselves poor?
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USA 🇺🇸
The Core of the Muslim Brotherhood in America is based on Sheikh Yousef Al Qaradawi.
The mission is to conquer the world by any means necessary.
With power it’s easier, but power is a means not a goal, so you don’t stop conquering when you don’t has it yet.
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We did not apply for a ballot or deposit a ballot or attempt to vote.
We showed an elections official saying “you are the ID” and confirming one could vouch for eight others who were not there.
If that’s a crime, anyone who speaks with a polling official and asks questions is also committing a crime. Journalism is not a crime.
Minnesota law clearly states that no individual shall intentionally misrepresent the individual’s identity in applying for a ballot, depositing a ballot in a ballot box or attempting to vote by means of a voting machine or electronic voting system.
youtube.com/watch?v=c_oqgTcY…
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Three obvious reasons why capitalism is more efficient than socialism:
1/ Socialism is about spending other people’s money, so there’s less concern for what it achieves.
2/ With capitalism, ideas that don’t work go bust. They don’t get funded forevermore.
3/ The motive of profit promotes a constant desire to do things faster, leaner, better.