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Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
Another nail in the coffin for the case against Brian Cole Jr. TLDR: the alligator clips were crimped using a special tool and with a level of sophistication Brian Cole Jr does not possess. Also, these are not the style of alligator clips Brian Cole Jr. could have purchased locally. Finally, the clips the FBI alleges he did purchase were acquired after January 6, 2021. Free Brian Cole Jr.!
🚨EXCLUSIVE REPORT🧵 - It is highly unlikely that Brian Cole Jr. could have acquired the specialized alligator clips used by the J5 bomber, which are rare and not sold by major retailers like Home Depot, Lowes, or Walmart. Especially not without an online credit card purchase history. We can see from the @FBI Lab Analysis (linked in comments) that the construction was hurried and sloppy, yet used professional tools and still showed the habits of someone who knows how to professionally “strip, loop, and crimp” the wires for alligator clips. (More in comments below.⬇️)
*Video production by @accabbat*
#FreeBrianColeJr
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
Bush’s presidency will be forever defined by the catastrophic Iraq war. Had Bush declared victory & left Iraq at the eight month mark, he could have forged a legacy of greatness, not failure and spilled blood & wasted treasure.
Something for POTUS @realDonaldTrump to consider.
Better yet, recall his own advice to Bush from 2007, once Iraq had descended into chaos.
The Walk Away option:
The President can avoid another round of diplomatic frustrations and dangerous escalation by simply declaring victory and walking away. President Trump has already laid the groundwork for this scenario; each time he’s discussed the war and listed off the number of Iranian capabilities we’ve destroyed, he’s messaging a win.
Per his own statements, the war ends when Trump says it’s over.
Now is the perfect time for him to say it’s over.
By pulling our blockade from the Gulf & our troops out of our remaining bases in the region, we end the conflict kinetically while simultaneously (finally) depriving Iran a key point of leverage: actionable military targets to strike. We essentially force Iran to reopen the SOH because they can no longer reasonably justify attacking ships without an active aggressor to blame.
The Iranians have demonstrated that they care deeply about public opinion—therefore, once we lift the blockade, they’re likely to engage in serious talks with the Gulf states to come up with an arrangement that quickly opens the SOH.
We then use economic leverage to our advantage: we offer incremental sanctions relief on Iranian oil to make opening SOH a non-negotiable for the Iranians. While President Trump takes a victory lap about having ended the war & ensuring that Iran won’t have a nuclear weapon, our diplomats can quietly work with our Gulf allies and the Iranians to negotiate a workable peace plan that ensures the SOH stays open.
Right now Iranian leaders are unable to make many concessions with the U.S. threatening another round of strikes.
The Iranian people rallied around the hardliners in their government after we killed the former supreme leader & members of his family including children, and the tragic bombing of a girl’s school. If you understand basic human nature, you’ll understand why all of this has had a radicalizing effect on their population. Now, many Iranians believe that the only acceptable path forward, for the sake of their national pride and to deter future attacks, is by forcing a badly blooded U.S. retreat from the region.
Our walking away from the conflict will provide Iranian leadership a symbolic victory they can tout to their now-galvanized people, allowing more latitude for them to eventually reach a compromise with us on bigger items, like the nuclear issue. By walking away, we buy more trade space for compromise in future negotiations that won’t be possible if we remain poised to strike Iran.
At the moment, Trump has the political power in the U.S. to sell walking away as a victory to his base. Of course, the same neocons who talked him into this war will complain and attack him, but they don’t represent a legitimate constituency.
This war is widely unpopular—ending it will be widely popular. In the long run, history will commend Trump for choosing this option.
In recognizing that the war was a mistake, and by leaving quickly before getting bogged down in a quagmire, he avoids falling into the gambler’s fallacy that ensnared many of his predecessors and got thousands of Americans killed.
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
Escalating the Iran war risks disastrous consequences for very little gain. Ending the war is President Trump’s best option.
@BrettErickson28 & I make the case in the Hill:
thehill.com/opinion/national…
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
Israel can attack the USA; Iran doesn't have the range.
Ian Carroll exposes Israel's insane nuclear policy, the 'Samson Option'. They openly threaten to nuke their own allies if a war is lost.
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
This ex-RFK Jr. supporter just sounded the alarm.
Tiffany Cianci: “MAHA is fully captured by corporate interests.”
And she named the one person who’s responsible:
“Susie Wiles.”
“The former lobbyist for Bayer-Monsanto and Pfizer.”
Bookmark this.
“She was the lead lobbyist for Pfizer that almost single-handedly negotiated the Covid mandate for the vaccines.”
“She and Pam Bondi were partners at Ballard lobbying and one other lobbying firm that worked for Bayer-Monsanto and Pfizer.”
“Before she had that job, she was Benjamin Netanyahu’s campaign manager.”
“Now, at the president’s right hand.”
“The MAHA summit that took place over the last two weeks … OpenAI and Anthropic paid $300,000 each to be the keynote sponsors.”
“And now we’re espousing AI is going to revolutionize healthcare.”
“Bayer-Monsanto and Syngenta were able to successfully force Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to [remove all references to pesticides] in the MAHA Commission Report.”
“That is corporate capture.”
“At HHS, they appointed Brad Smith, the CEO of a healthcare company.”
“He appointed 25 cronies that surrounded Bobby to serve as his roadblocks.”
“You put Lee Zeldin and Brooke Rollins at the head of the EPA and the USDA.”
“And what you have is a trifecta of completely walling off any good that could have been done.”
@TheVinoMom @ClaytonMorris @RedactedNews
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
Tucker Carlson just declared in no uncertain terms:
“There will be a third party.”
“The majority will get its way.”
“Most people are opposed to … the Republican and Democratic parties.”
“We need an alternative.”
This is why we’re building a new party movement to take back our country on behalf of We The People.
And we’re building it from the ground up, not the top down.
This new party cannot be built by the same elites who gave us the crisis we’re currently in.
Skyrocketing costs of living.
Record levels of chronic disease.
Mass surveillance.
Endless wars.
Instead of relying on the same elites who got us here, we’re building a whole new kind of movement.
We are recruiting candidates across the country to run in local elections and fight back in our own communities.
Why?
Because that is the only proven way we can win.
Local organizing is how We The People successfully cancelled Flock surveillance contracts in communities across the country.
Local organizing is how We The People successfully shut down data centers in communities across the country.
Local organizing is how medical freedom fighters successfully banned almost all mandates in Idaho.
Our principles are simple:
We are anti-corruption.
Anti-mandates.
Anti-corporate monopolies.
Anti-money in politics.
Anti-war.
Pro-decentralization.
Pro-transparency.
Pro-accountability.
Join us.
@TuckerCarlson
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
The people developing AI tell us it will destroy the world. Why aren’t we holding them accountable for that? Tech investor Ali Partovi on the only way to stop this insanity.
0:00 Should We Be Worried About AI?
2:12 The Crimes of AI
8:27 Is Science Giving Birth to a New Species?
20:14 Why Haven’t Any AI Developers Faced Penalties for This?
33:28 The Worship of AI as a God
37:59 Are There Efforts to Prevent AI-Powered Hacking?
41:43 The Lies About AI Innovation
47:08 AI Hacking Banks
50:04 Has There Been Any Effort to Criminally Charge Anyone for These AI Hacks?
55:52 How Do Large Language Models Actually Work?
1:01:47 The Influence of AI Over People and Politics
1:07:57 Partovi’s Efforts to Sway Politicians and Lawmakers into Doing What’s Best for Americans
1:16:28 Why Partovi Is Offering Sway for Free
1:25:05 Is Partovi Optimistic About Our Future?
🤝 Paid partnership
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
This video is a viral sensation in France and across the EU, on YouTube, TikTok and X.
Because we’re all sick of the constant lies from our leaders and ridiculously blaming Russia for every single problem they have themselves caused.
It’s such a shame that we cannot make this number 1.
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
It’s now been 11 days since we produced Brian Cole Jr.’s alibi video. 7 days since we showed that the actual J5 pipe bomb suspect is someone wearing and carrying “cop stuff.” It was Sept. 1 - almost two months ago - since I revealed that “this” @FBI knew the bomber was “law enforcement” … at least by early Fall of last year … and long before Cole’s arrest.
Where are you @TheJusticeDept, @AGToddBlanche, @USAttyPirro, @FBIDirectorKash, @WhiteHouse, @POTUS?
Please keep sharing this video widely. Six days after conclusively revealing that Brian Cole Jr. cannot be the J6 b0mber, it may seem we are being ignored, but I can report that "official Washington" is absolutely VERY aware of this video and its implications. That includes MSM outlets, Congress, DOJ, FBI, etc.
@accabbat has updated this to include a couple more of Brian's clothing items with the tags still hanging. On Thursday, I went back into Brian's room to dig around for more clues, and sure enough, I found several more jackets and pullovers with the tags still on them. (Original thread linked in first comment, with our longer "explainer" video.) ⬇️
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
I think it’s awesome that people raised $200k for Walt, the Red Baron worker who was harassed by a dumb prankster.
But what nobody’s talking about is how his company was sold to a Korean conglomerate — which then cut pay, gutted benefits, and forced unpaid mandatory overtime.
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
“ISLAMISTS!!!”
(PS: this app, and too much truth, could make you hateful. don’t let it. Embrace it as long as it’s up, but more importantly, embrace the divine outdoors and your loved ones.)
The jewish problem.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Warning: This AI chatbot contains explicitly hardcoded directives for how it should be handling political narratives.
To simplify, its coded to spread disinformation when talking about certain political subjects.
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Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
ALERT: Internet users raise $12,000 for Red Baron employee who lost it on internet pranksters after they joked about stealing his money.
“You’re making money off this and I can’t even pay my godd*mn mortgage and I got four kids at home!”
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
Leah Files should’ve just been quiet about the Shawn Ryan interview. She could've just chalked it up as a loss and moved on. This whole thing caused people to take a closer look at her work, now everyone knows it’s just nicely packaged AI slop. It's a facade, and when you scratch the surface and dig into the details, there just really isn't much there.
In my very first breakdown of the interview I stated that there was a disconnect between her Substack presentation and how she presented herself on Shawn Ryan. She was not able to communicate about the topics in any level of detail. We now know why...
When you handwrite things, edit them yourself, put together your own charts, and take the time to understand the details and learn, you can communicate about them. There is no substitute to actually doing the work. A lesson for everyone in this age of AI.
I have the same issue with Erika Kirk and Katie Zacharia. A nicely packaged, dishonestly marketed, inauthentic facade leveraged to gain a platform and attention.
I'm about done with this topic, I've said my piece on it, and I'll accept the apologies from those who said I was bought and paid for expressing my correct opinion and observations on the matter.
I believe in independent media. We need more independent researchers and more independent voices, which is why I’ll always root for people doing this work outside the big outlets. That being said, the people doing this work have to genuinely care about the information they put out and about the people receiving it. Otherwise we’re no better than the media conglomerates people come to us to escape.
The Leah Files just sent her midterm predictions to more than 41,000 subscribers, and I’m one of them. As I read through the post, I couldn’t help but notice her numbers were dramatically different from what I’d seen in the FEC filings this week. Her post is missing more than half of James Talarico’s fundraising. It ends by telling readers to look up everything on their ballot at her funding guide before they vote, and that guide says Maine’s Democratic Senate nominee “has reported raising nothing” when the FEC shows he’s raised $26.9 million.
On top of that, her maps are missing states. New York and Rhode Island are gone, and “RC” isn’t a real state. They also list people who aren’t on the ballot. Oklahoma says “Nuzzell,” who isn’t running, and Florida says DeSantis, who’s term-limited. Indiana doesn’t even have a governor’s race this year, and it says “Britzker.” That’s especially dangerous with early voting already underway.
When I asked her about it, she said it was published a few weeks ago, even though the post was only two hours old at the time. Then my note correcting her numbers was gone.
And look, nobody expects any of us to be perfect. Digging through all of these files and keeping everything straight in your head is a really tough job, and I get that more than anyone. But telling your readers to use a website you made before they vote, when it’s full of outdated and wrong numbers, is where I draw the line. If independent media is going to be better than the outlets we’re pushing against, we have to get the facts right.
FEC, Talarico fec.gov/data/candidate/S6TX0…
FEC, Jackson fec.gov/data/candidate/S6ME0…
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
Putin Releases Satellite Footage Proving Israel Preparing 'Nuclear Armageddon' in USA
Putin just released a dossier containing satellite images that proves Israel has nuclear weapons positioned to point straight at the heart of the United States.
This explosive dossier reveals that Zionists believe their very existence will be threatened if two things happen: Trump loses the midterms, and Netanyahu is ousted from power.
Colleen🇺🇸💡 retweeted
A young student at Liberty University asked me a question about "the chosen people"
My response:
"There are people out there by the way, who do blame everything on the Jews. That's low IQ anti-Semitism. It is wrong, it should be condemned. The reason why banana prices are high, a new ad is running in Michigan, is not because of the Jews."
"Now it just so happens that the reason why diesel prices are high is because Benjamin Netanyahu lied us into another war. But that's Israel and so I think that good faith Americans on both sides should, and largely are, separating genuine substantive criticisms of the Israeli government"
"With respect to the Old Testament whether it's in Jeremiah or commonly in Genesis 12 this covenant that says that those who bless will be blessed those who curse will be cursed. I would ask you to turn to what St. Paul wrote in Galatians 6 which is that neither Gentile nor Jew neither man or woman, we are all one in Christ. That new covenant is Jesus Christ full stop end of story."
