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It’s a miracle. You have united the entire right and have ruined your political career with a single post
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“HE WAS OLD ANYWAY… SO WHAT DOES IT MATTER?”
Those are the words a paramedic says were spoken after 86-year-old Edward Anderson died alone on the floor of his bedroom.
Let that sink in.
Edward was a husband. A father. A hospice patient. A human being who deserved dignity in his final days.
According to investigators, his overnight caregiver, Beatrice Taylor, fell asleep during her shift. Around 1 a.m., she allegedly heard a loud thump and found Edward trapped on the floor with his head wedged between his bed and a nightstand.
He was alive.
He was conscious.
Investigators say a call to 911 at that moment could have saved his life.
Instead, authorities allege she walked away and went back to sleep.
Hours later, investigators say she spent nearly 40 minutes on the phone with her parents before checking on him again. By then, Edward was unconscious. Even then, deputies say 911 was not called immediately.
Emergency responders weren’t contacted until 5: 37 a.m.
By the time they arrived…
Edward Anderson was gone.
The medical examiner ruled his death positional asphyxia, meaning he slowly suffocated while trapped.
Investigators say data from his pacemaker showed he survived for a period after the fall, and that prompt medical assistance could have prevented his death.
Then came the statement that has left so many people outraged.
A paramedic reported hearing the caregiver say:
“He was old anyway… so what does it matter?”
It matters because every life matters.
It matters because growing old does not erase a person’s value.
It matters because no one deserves to spend their final moments frightened, trapped, and alone when help was only a phone call away.
Authorities charged Beatrice Taylor with aggravated manslaughter of an elderly person.
Edward Anderson deserved compassion.
Instead, prosecutors allege he was abandoned when he needed someone most.
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The results don’t need a sales pitch…
“President Bukele has returned to Salvadorans the peace, security, and the freedom to walk the streets without fear”
Keiko Fujimori, President of Peru, called CECOT a “successful model” and a beacon for Latin America and announced she will be building her own…
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If you consider this a beautiful form of feminist empowerment, as I do, please vote for @AbdulElSayed. Together, we can erase women's identities from the public sphere. - @JessicaTarlov
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You should sue the university that bestowed these degrees on you for fraud instead
My student loans were taken out based on generous income based repayment plans with monthly payments of around $500.
Now thanks to Trump killing off the SAVE plan for no reason but he hated Biden it will be ballooning to $1400 a month and will end up at 4Xs the loan amounts.
How do I sue for breech of contract??
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Contrary to the post, loans predate SAVE (created 2023; PhD 2015) & were under prior IDR plans at lower income then. SAVE vacated by Mar 2026 court order after litigation/settlement, not Trump alone.
studentaid.gov/courtactions
studentaid.gov/articles/save/
socialsciences.uoregon.edu/political-scie…
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🚨Free Speech Audit
So a little bird told me the secret location of the “TRANS TAKEOVER!” 🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️recruitment fair & drag show on the UC Davis campus yesterday.
Watch the plain-clothed @UCDavisPolice
officer’s reaction when I ask him for his name and badge number.
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In 1835, a Young French Aristocrat Predicted the Exact Bureaucratic Trap Threatening the West Today
Before the philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville ever set foot in America, radical tyranny had already scarred his family. During the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror, left-wing Jacobin zealots guillotined his great-grandfather and threw his newlywed parents into a Paris dungeon. Waiting daily for the executioner's blade, his father’s hair turned snow-white at the age of twenty-one. Only the sudden fall of Robespierre spared his parents' lives by a matter of hours, allowing Alexis to be born a decade later.
Raised in the shadow of state terror, Tocqueville became obsessed with a single question: why did the French pursuit of utopian equality end in a bloodbath, while the American Revolution produced the freest, most prosperous republic on earth? In 1831, at just twenty-five years old, he convinced the French government to send him to the United States under the mundane bureaucratic cover of inspecting American prisons. Once he arrived, he spent nine months traveling seven thousand miles by stagecoach, steamboat, and horseback to study the soul of the American citizen.
His observations became Democracy in America, one of the most brilliant political analyses ever written. Tocqueville realized that American greatness rested on three pillars: fierce individual self-reliance, decentralized local communities, and a strong foundation of religious morality. Whenever Americans saw a problem, they formed a local group and fixed it themselves rather than begging a distant politician for help.
Yet as he studied the young republic, Tocqueville foresaw a chilling vulnerability. He realized that a proud, armed citizenry would always fight back against an obvious military dictator. Therefore, future tyrants would abandon whips and chains in favor of welfare, cradle-to-grave safety, and endless administrative rules. They would conquer free citizens by offering to manage their lives in the name of compassion.
Describing this future nanny state in 1840, Tocqueville wrote a passage that reads like a headline from today:
"Above this race of men stands an immense and tutelary power, which takes upon itself alone to secure their gratifications and to watch over their fate... It seeks to keep them in perpetual childhood. It covers the surface of society with a network of small complicated rules, minute and uniform, through which the most original minds and the most energetic characters cannot penetrate, to rise above the crowd... till each nation is reduced to nothing better than a flock of timid and industrious animals, of which the government is the shepherd."
Tocqueville called this system "soft despotism." Nearly two centuries ago, he understood that when citizens trade personal responsibility for government security, the state gladly reduces them to dependent children. Every bloated regulatory agency, speech code, and entitlement program today operates on the exact blueprint he exposed. Liberty rarely perishes overnight in a violent coup; it erodes quietly when a free people allow bureaucrats to become their shepherds.
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This is the part of illegal street food vendors you don’t see on social media
Every single day these illegal street vendors in Los Angeles load up all their trash into shopping carts and push them down the street
They also dump out their grease right onto the sidewalk at the end of the night
These illegal street vendors need to all be deported. They are turning us into the third world
Also there is a huge burn mark from the homeless setting a fire this same night and the fire department had to come out and put the fire out
We are paying for all of this….
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For anyone still failing to grasp the sheer gravity of what has unfolded in Poland since yesterday, or who has remained unaware because the mainstream media have conveniently buried the story, leaving social media as virtually the only source of information:
Tusk’s government ordered that the presidential aircraft carrying Poland’s Head of State, President Karol Nawrocki, be denied landing clearance. The military pilots, refusing to comply with what they clearly regarded as an unacceptable order, defied the control tower and landed anyway.
And what about Brussels?
Deafening silence.
No outrage, no condemnation, no defence of constitutional order.
We all know the routine: the moment the political damage becomes impossible to ignore, the Brussels establishment will rush to Tusk’s defence.
After all, he is von der Leyen’s political loyalist, and it is difficult to believe that he would have dared to take such an extraordinary step without the backing ,or at least the approval, of his political patrons.
This is not some trivial political spat. These are allegations of an extraordinary abuse of state authority, and they demand immediate answers. Poland deserves the truth, not a wall of silence from Brussels.
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🚨 POLAND: Hundreds of kids in traditional Highlander dress fill a packed Catholic church, playing violins and singing carols in Polish.
FAITH. FAMILY. HERITAGE. Handed down to the next generation.
That's what Poles are out in the streets defending right now.
God bless the people of Poland!
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Female Palestinian protesters in Germany chant at the police:
"Germany is shit, you are the proof! You are all fascists!"
If they acted like this in Gaza, they’d either be raped, imprisoned, or killed.
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To the folks at leftist German magazine @DerSpiegel, be VERY careful about how you frame the interview about Decoy Dan you did here in Petersburg, Alaska
Because I recorded the entire thing
Foreign election interference will NOT be tolerated 🙂
Sincerely, the guy whose breakfast you interrupted. – at Petersburg, AK
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Wow. Look how desperate they are to hide the cheat!! This is INCREDIBLE. Could they be more terrified they won’t have a chance to get away with the steal this time? This is really incredible. Share widely. PS….PBS you are real idiots. Shame on you.
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Just to clarify, they're jailing the rape victim because the alternative is to admit they were wrong about immigration policy
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Another trans person has just been arrested for the killing of his parents. This time, in Ohio. But the accused trans killer is from Oregon.
Parricide—the killing of one’s parents—is a recurring theme I found in my years of reporting on trans violence.
Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in the Zizian trans death cult, where it was elevated to a religious-like tenet. Members believed it was righteous—even a duty—to take revenge against “transphobic” and “queerphobic”parents.
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Hier, je discutais avec un proche. Je lui expliquais que l'Union européenne est, dans son essence, un projet de dissolution des nations. Un projet communiste dans sa structure : centralisé, planificateur, hors de portée du vote.
Il m'a regardé et m'a dit : « Mais… ils ne nous ont jamais dit ça. »
Non. Ils ne l'ont jamais dit.
C'est tout le sujet. Le mensonge systémique. La compromission. La complicité d'une génération de dirigeants, Chirac, Sarkozy et d'autres, qui soit n'ont pas compris ce qu'ils signaient, soit ont très bien compris et ont pactisé pour le statut, les sommets, les photos de famille.
Souvenez-vous. 16 janvier 2009, Nicolas Sarkozy devant le corps diplomatique : « On ira ensemble vers ce nouvel ordre mondial et personne, je dis bien personne, ne pourra s'y opposer. »
Personne ne pourra s'y opposer. Relisez cette phrase lentement.
Mais voilà ce que ce système n'a pas compris.
Les peuples d'Occident ne dormaient pas. Ils se reposaient. Après les deux boucheries du XXe siècle, ils voulaient le calme. La paix. Le droit de vivre sans histoire. Alors ils ont délégué. Ils ont fait confiance.
Cette confiance est morte. Ils les ont réveillés. Tous. En même temps.
Et l'ironie est parfaite : en voulant fondre les nations dans un bloc sans âme, ils sont en train de provoquer exactement ce qu'ils prétendaient construire, l'unification de l'Occident. Mais pas la leur. La nôtre. Par le bas. Par les peuples. Par la volonté.
Alors voici ma prédiction.
Le globalisme et l'Union européenne telle qu'on la connaît vont exploser. Et plus vite qu'on ne le croit.
Sur les ruines naîtra autre chose : un Occident reconstruit, fait de nations souveraines, alignées non par la contrainte mais par l'intérêt et par la civilisation qu'elles partagent. Des nations libres qui choisissent de bâtir ensemble, de créer, d'innover, de produire de la valeur face au bloc chinois.
Ce sera l'événement le plus important du XXIe siècle. Peut-être l'un des plus grands de l'histoire humaine.
Et l'homme qui portera ce projet, celui qui ramènera l'espoir à une civilisation qui l'avait perdu, ce sera Elon Musk.
Ils ne nous l'ont pas dit. Alors nous, on le dit.
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Francia se suicida y el estado de bienestar está muerto.
Después de años gastando más dinero del que tienen para "mejorar la vida de las personas", con resultados más que cuestionables (quicir, tienen París en llamas porque la gente cree que no gastan lo suficiente), ahora pretenden cobrar a las empresas un tributo por cada gigabyte de información transmitida, al más puro estilo de Luis XVI.
Sí, Francia, una de las cunas del pensamiento liberal moderno, pretende regresar al feudalismo gravando bits en vez de trigo: Liberté, Egalité, Fiscalité.
Ayer, la Asamblea Nacional francesa aprobó, por 11 votos contra 10, una enmienda para gravar con 0,055 € cada GB de datos transmitido a los usuarios franceses.
Sí, 11 votos contra 10. De 577 escaños. Pero entiéndanme a los políticos: la votación fue a las 9 de la mañana, y eso no son horas. Les gusta a estos coger la pala tanto como a los nuestros.
El caso es que lo que pretenden, al fin y al cabo, es que las empresas paguen un tributo en función del tráfico de datos que generan.
¿Que ves una película de Netflix en 4K? Tocotó, 0,77 €.
¿Que te descargas un videojuego de 100 GB? Pase por caja, empresa: 5,50 €.
¿Que un usuario ve 2 horas diarias de contenido en 4K durante un mes? Pues unos 23 € de impuesto. Más del dinero que gana la empresa con la suscripción del usuario.
Lo veo venir, lo veo venir. Mis amigos que jugáis más por la banda izquierda vais a decirlo: «¡QUE SE JODAN LAS EMPRESAS! ¡Ya ganan miles de millones al año! ¡Beneficios récord! ¡QUE ME PAGUEN LA SANIDAD!».
Amigo y camarada Garciov, esto no funciona así. LO VAS A PAGAR TÚ. ¿En qué momento crees que el director financiero de una empresa, grande o pequeña, dice:
"Oh, este usuario que nos paga 8 pavos al mes nos está costando 23 en impuestos. Bueno, vamos a dejarlo estar, pobrecillo"?
Pues en ninguno. Van a trasladar ese coste a los precios, o vas a ver a Omar Sy interpretando a un Arsène Lupin moderno, robando el diamante Régent en 240p y no vas a saber si ha robado una de las joyas más valiosas de la Corona francesa o una puta cebolla.
Pero el caramierda de traje que se sienta en el Parlamento te va a decir que ahora vives mejor. Que de nada.
Y esto no es más que otro síntoma de la deriva que está tomando Europa. Un continente que parece empeñado en defecar en sus propios ciudadanos, tratar la privacidad como un estorbo, poner en cuestión principios fundamentales que desarrolló gente mucho más lista que nuestros políticos, como la neutralidad de la red, y convertir cualquier avance tecnológico en una nueva oportunidad para recaudar, regular o prohibir. Dame tu dinero, que yo me lo gasto mejor que tú. He generado un déficit público de más de 160.000 millones de euros, pero trust me, I'm a politician.
Mientras Estados Unidos y China compiten por liderar la próxima revolución tecnológica, nosotros seguimos buscando nuevas formas de ponerle puertas al campo, impuestos a los bits y palos en las ruedas a nuestras propias empresas. Y luego nos llevamos las manos a la cabeza porque Europa pierde competitividad, influencia y relevancia geopolítica. A este paso, nuestra mayor innovación va a ser descubrir cómo gravar fiscalmente la fotosíntesis.
Pero no pasa nada, porque mientras tanto los trenes se estrellan, las calles arden, los establecimientos se saquean , lo jóvenes no pueden comprarse un puto piso, los estudiantes cada vez están peor formados, las colas de sanidad son cada vez más grandes y a cada titular que demuestra que esto no es sostenible y la fiesta la pagamos los ciudadanos, a veces, con nuestra propia vida, el estado dibuja un esférico con las manos y dice -Balón, sigan.
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QUANDO A CONTA CHEGA
Por Mooska (@LagSignal)
O vídeo do pedido de desculpas de Issa Kassahuga é a autópsia perfeita de um dos fenômenos mais doentios da cultura contemporânea: a desumanização do adversário político estimulada nas universidades e o pânico imediato quando a realidade do mundo adulto cobra a fatura.
Para compreender o peso desse pronunciamento, é preciso olhar para o que aconteceu antes da gravação.
No dia 23 de setembro, em um evento no campus da Universidade de Texas em San Antonio, a estudante pegou o microfone diante do ativista conservador Christian Collins para debochar e tripudiar publicamente sobre a perda e a dor inimaginável da viúva Erika Kirk e de seus filhos órfãos.
Naquele instante, embalada pelo aplauso fácil da bolha universitária e pela arrogância de quem se julga moralmente superior, ela achou que zombar da morte de um adversário era uma demonstração de virtude política.
O que mudou entre aquele dia de setembro e este pedido formal de desculpas gravado com voz pausada e olhos baixos?
Mudou a chegada implacável da realidade.
O vídeo da agressão viralizou nas redes, a opinião pública se revoltou contra a covardia, o conselho da universidade abriu investigações disciplinares e futuros empregadores viram o nome da estudante associado ao escárnio de uma família enlutada. As portas do mercado de trabalho e da vida civil começaram a se fechar em tempo recorde.
De repente, a militante implacável que tripudiava sobre viúvas e órfãos descobre a "humildade", apela para a "fé cristã", lembra da "dignidade humana" e implora publicamente por uma "segunda chance na vida".
O texto do pedido de desculpas foi milimetricamente desenhado por advogados e assessores de gerenciamento de crise. Cada palavra sobre compaixão e respeito soa como um roteiro decorado para conter danos judiciais e tentar salvar uma carreira destruída antes de começar.
No campo espiritual, o perdão é um mandamento e cabe à família ofendida concedê-lo caso julgue sincero. Mas no campo social e institucional, a lição precisa ser dura e permanente.
Durante anos, a doutrinação acadêmica ensinou a uma geração inteira que a violência política e a zombaria da morte alheia eram legítimas, desde que o alvo fosse um conservador. Jovens foram criados na fantasia perigosa de que a militância garante imunidade total contra as leis da decência e da empatia humana.
O caso de San Antonio é pedagógico para toda a juventude ocidental: você pode xingar e comemorar tragédias dentro da estufa universitária. Mas quando você pisa no asfalto da vida real, a conta da sua falta de caráter sempre chega, e ela não aceita pagamento em desculpas ensaiadas.
"É muito fácil tripudiar sobre a dor de uma viúva quando os colegas de classe estão aplaudindo. O desespero da humildade só aparece quando o boleto da reputação bate na porta do mundo real."
-Mooska
Zumm...
#UTSA #EUA #CulturaWoke #Responsabilidade #Mooska
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🚨 BOMBSHELL: Two former members and one current member of Katy Padilla Stout’s congressional campaign staff have come forward, speaking under condition of anonymity, to describe what they call an extremely hostile work environment.
The current staffer alleges that Stout routinely berates and curses at her staff. “She’s mean and angry all the time,” the staffer said. “Her smile in front of the cameras is fake. She treats us like slaves. She has us do her grocery shopping, take her dogs to the groomer, and pick up her kids from school, stuff completely unrelated to the campaign.”
The staffer continued: “Earlier this month I requested a day off to drive to Dallas and visit my mom, who was scheduled to receive her first round of chemo. I had worked 11 straight days with no days off. Katy went psycho on me during the phone call, telling me, ‘Are you fucking kidding me with this stupid shit two days before a debate? We’re not playing these fucking games. You either start giving me 110% ASAP or I’ll fire your ass.’”
One former staffer said Stout frequently had blowups over food. “On one occasion, one of my colleagues went to pick up lunch for all of us at Tacos El Rey, which is around the corner from the office. Katy ordered two asada tacos, a chicken taco, a carnitas taco, a cup of beans, and a cup of rice. It was her usual order. When she opened her bag, she noticed the carnitas taco was missing.
She went absolutely crazy on my colleague, accusing her of stealing food and asking if she didn’t pay her enough that she needed to steal. As my coworker tried to explain that they probably just forgot to put it in the bag, Katy threw the cup of beans at the wall where my coworker was standing, told her, while she was crying and visibly shaken, to clean up the mess and earn her paycheck, and then stormed out to eat in her car.”
Another former campaign staffer said, “She’s made her whole campaign about how her opponent treats women, that he’s a misogynist and says inappropriate things on his YouTube channel, but she would say super inappropriate sexual stuff all the time when I was there. It got really awkward sometimes because she’d go into detail with me about sexual dreams she’d had. It made me and others feel really uncomfortable.
On many occasions I witnessed Katy refer to other women as ‘bitches’ and ‘cunts.’ On a separate occasion, we had the TV on and Scott Bessent was doing an interview. Katy referred to him as a ‘f*ggot Nazi enabler.’ I had to step out because I didn’t want to say something that would get me in trouble. I resigned about a week later.”
