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BREAKING NEWS: it's been almost a year since Jon Herold of @BadlandsMedia_ released a defamatory video in which he promised to legally pursue "all conspirators" allegedly conspiring against Badlands.
This could be fairly summarized as, "it you criticize me then I'm going to falsely claim you're an operative and then sue you".
It should go without saying that only the most bitchmade faggots on Earth make those kinds of threats.
Anyways, since then I’ve:
1. Publicly accused him and his stupid company of defaming the innocent
2. Eviscerated his claims that he’s the sole owner of Badlands because of “muh paperwork” (its incredible how many Badlanders are legitimately stupid enough to think that fraud becomes okay if you sign some papers. How embarrassing!)
3. Portrayed him as a psychopath
4. Posited a theory that Jon is a cabal asset
5. Expressed the opinion that Badlands is probably a front for criminal activity.
So my question is this: where's the legal action Jon said he'd pursue? SURELY Jon is a man of his word, right?
The writing is on the wall. The canaries are chirping. And yet so many refuse to see...
The least surprising thing in the world is when a James Lindsay fan thinks you should die for disagreeing with him.
"Being a Christian Nationalist means you're neither Christian nor a nationalist"
— Average James Lindsay fan
Replying to @TheRingofLight @ConceptualJames
I already explained that they call THEMSELVES Christian Nationalists. And it isn't me or him that they are enemies to.
They are neither Christians nor nationalists and don't like those who are.
AI agents are being trained to profile us using data sets that are bazillions of times larger than anything the human mind can perceive at once.
Luckily, there's a way around this.
The more aligned with the truth you are, and the more in touch with God you become, the greater your capacity to think and behave in ways that can't be modeled by mechanistic algorithms.
#expandyourthinking
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Trump frontran the first Q drop.
Happy Q Day!
@RealCordicon
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I raaaaarely ever start posts with “holy shit!”…
But … holy shit!!!
There is an emergency response underway at a US DOE Complex near Aiken, SC.
Which complex is this? It’s the Savannah River Site. SRS is a uranium/plutonium enrichment facility.
Why does that matter?
Q mentioned the movie The Sum Of All Fears a few times. In that movie, a nuclear bomb is detonated at a football game.
In the movie, the plutonium for the nuke was manufactured at the Savannah River Site.
The Department Of Energy carries the Q clearance.
So - On October 28th, the anniversary of Q’s first drop, we have an incident ongoing at a DOE nuclear facility. And it just so happens to be the SAME facility which the plutonium for the nuke came from in Sum Of All Fears.
WTAF. 🤯🤯🤯
Remember when Nick Fuentes was brought before the J6 committee but they conveniently forgot to ask him why he was at the protest with a megaphone yelling "storm the capitol! It's ours!"?
Pepperidge Farms remembers...
REMINDER: On Tuesday, November 17, 2026, around 2:20 p.m. ET, FEMA and @FCC will conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS).
The test will air on radio and TV only and will not be sent to mobile phones. No action is needed from the public.
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Nine years of Q, nearly 16,000 calendar entries, and one peculiar archive of date-based intelligence. I'm releasing the raw data for researchers, journalists, and historians to explore.
newsletter.martingeddes.com/…
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Never a bad time to share these. Especially as we come back around to Drop number one today.
It gets worse when you realize that the "White" men in those crime stats are at least 40% non-Whites who have been purposefully mislabeled as White.
Black men commit 536,000 crimes on white yearly.
White men commit 57,000 crimes on black yearly.
Black men get 2,100 hate crime enhancements per year.
White men get 5,200 hate crime enhancements per year.
Hate crime enhancements must be abolished. They are almost entirely applied based on first amendment protected phrases instead of actual intent and are overwhelmingly applied in a race based manner (against whites).
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Telling an American to “fuck off” - legal.
Telling a foreign national to “fuck off” - felony charge.
Wow, I have no idea why young men are adopting radical ideologies.







































