⬇️⬇️ Exactly!! GTFO!😤

It's tough to refer to someone as a criminal if you've given them no due process to determine whether they're a criminal. Like if you get arrested and get a trial and are convicted of 34 felony counts. That's due process. You can call that guy a criminal.

oh great another DUI hire

It’s not about interest rates, it’s about devaluation and the opportunity that provides for the very wealthy.

That 4 Justices voted to ignore both the Constitution and Federal law is beyond belief.

Putin was counting on Trump. He was Russia’s only hope. And Trump is now delivering for Putin.

In January 1941, President Franklin Roosevelt answered the "America First" of his day - and foresaw the "America First" of ours:

"We must especially beware of that small group of selfish men who would clip the wings of the American eagle in order to feather their own nests."

February 17, 2025 Today is Presidents Day, a somewhat vague holiday placed in 1968 on the third Monday in February, near the date of George Washington’s birthday on February 22, 1732, but also traditionally including A...

February 17, 2025

The inspectors general already do what they claim they want to do. What they want to do is punish and remove any impediment to their power. USAID, FAA, etc were targets because they investigated Musks companies. It’s about revenge not efficiency.

The coup in progress. Call your representatives and demand action.

February 2, 2025 Billionaire Elon Musk’s team yesterday took control of the Treasury’s payment system, thus essentially gaining access to the checkbook with which the United States handles about $6 trillion annually a...

February 2, 2025

Please, everyone, drop what you’re doing and read this:

The Logic of Destruction And how to resist it

The Logic of Destruction
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that seems obvious. even better would be a single payer medicare for all. Why not model successful systems elsewhere? Not copy, model.

The gulf of America is between those Americans who support a democratic republic and those a plutocratic kakistocracy.

Thank you Senator for your continued work for the people of the republic.

Do not obey in advance.

WTAF

The health impact of wine, as separate from spirits and other alcohol, may be significantly more complex. www.frontiersin.org/journals/nut...

January 24, 2025 “NUTS!”

Mandatory reading from @hcrichardson.bsky.social: open.substack.com/pub/heatherc...

No. They are in the same order, rosids, but that clade covers about a quarter of all flowering plants and diverges tens of millions of years ago. They are essentially unrelated.

DOGE is unconstitutional. It cannot operate legally. No administrator should accede to tyranny.

Revisiting January 6th: The Truth in Motion (Videos Of Pardoned Criminals) Uncovering the Lies, Confronting the Violence, and Standing Firm for Democracy

The truth of January 6th can't be erased. Watch the pardoned criminals brutally attacking police inside the Capitol and see what some call 'patriotism.' No spin, just facts.

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We will not forget

Check out these peaceful protesters on the day of love!

You guys need to see this and take it in…

Wise words from someone who is a target. And he’s been listening.

Hegseth begins, at best, as woefully unqualified for the job. Even if he was sober and not a danger to others, he would remain unqualified. His monstrous personal behavior and beliefs are disqualifying, be begins as unqualified regardless.

Right out of the gate they are detaining U.S. citizens and saying their “papers”are fake. It was always a lie.

Twenty Lessons On Tyranny From the Twentieth Century

Twenty Lessons On Tyranny
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Secondly, finding that many of the cities in Italy were very badly governed, both by tyrannies and by oligarchies, he undertook to welcome and attract to himself the fugitives from these cities, who were very numerous, paying no regard either to their calamities or to their fortunes, provided only they were free men. His purpose was to increase the power of the Romans and to lessen that of their neighbours; but he invented a specious pretext tor his course, making it appear that he was showing honour to a god. For he consecrated the place between the Capitol and the citadel which is now called in the language of the Romans “the space between the two groves,”1—a term that was really descriptive at that time of the actual conditions, as the place was shaded by thick woods on both sides where it joined the hills,—and made it an asylum for suppliants. And building a temple there,—but to what god or divinity he dedicated it I cannot say for certain,—he engaged, under the colour of religion, to protect those who fled to it from suffering any harm at the hands of their enemies; and if they chose to remain with him, he promised them citizenship and a share of the land he should take from the enemy. And people came flocking thither from all parts, fleeing from their calamities at home; nor had they afterwards any thought of removing to any other place, but were held there by daily instances of his sociability and kindness.

One of the founding acts of Rome was to create a space in the most visible and sacred part of the city where refugees from neighboring states could seek asylum, gain citizenship, and receive property, no questions asked; everyone welcomed and benefited from it. Dionysius of Halicarnassus 2.15.3-4: