
ALT Kingdom Hearts and Kirby themed poster, white text on black background with images of Kirby as Sora wielding the keyblade and as Xenanort. “Nobody Deserves to be Treated so Heartlessly Oct 21-25th Raising money for Janette’s legal funds/emergency funds. Donate 15/30 for a sticker or Kirby watercolor. Donate $50 for a shot at some fantastic prizes! Twitch.tv/ralphypusvt Thurs/sat/sun KH2, Stranger of Paradise Twitch.tv/bearpigman Wed/Fri KH:BBS, KH1, KH: Nobody May Cry Pixel art by Tuyuvt Noted Kirby by Noxuarts

ALT Kingdom Hearts and Kirby themed poster, white text on black background with images of Kirby as Sora wielding the keyblade and as Xenanort. “Nobody Deserves to be Treated so Heartlessly Oct 21-25th Raising money for Janette’s legal funds/emergency funds. Donate 15/30 for a sticker or Kirby watercolor. Donate $50 for a shot at some fantastic prizes! Twitch.tv/ralphypusvt Thurs/sat/sun KH2, Stranger of Paradise Twitch.tv/bearpigman Wed/Fri KH:BBS, KH1, KH: Nobody May Cry Pixel art by Tuyuvt Noted Kirby by Noxuarts

ALT black vertical bands on the left and right, in the center a blue column from patreon reading ""TFSR 10-14-26 | ~Patreon Pre-Share ~ Champagne Song of the Prairieland Antifa Case" featuring a line drawing by Guanluca Costantini of ChannelDraw in black and white with a red barbed wire wrapping around them and a pair of clippers snipping the wire, a triangle play button and "53:29", below that a sound wave and at the bottom the patreon logo and "The Final Straw Radio" and "patreon.com/tfsr"

ALT Excerpt from the quoted article that reads: Despite the prosecutors’ claims about rioting and violence at the June press conference, however, the top federal prosecutor in Minnesota, U.S. Attorney Daniel Rosen, was unable to identify injuries to federal officers when reporters pressed him. There are committed anarchists among the defendants charged in the indictment, several defendants told The Intercept, but there was little difference between what they did and what thousands of Minneapolis residents did during the federal immigration crackdown. Ordinary Minnesotans walked frigid streets with whistles dangling from their necks to alert their neighbors about ICE raids. They sent license plate numbers of federal vehicles to Signal group chats. Members of rapid-response networks trailed suspected agents in their cars.


































