Ducati loving, business minded, Christian, conservative in my own values and respectful toward others. A chameleon: can fit in anywhere yet belong nowhere...
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Heather C. retweeted
The truth 👇🏻
Bombs?
Our mission doesn't even have bombs at its disposal.
Aerial bombardments? Helicopter gunship attacks?
Our attack helicopters didn't arrive in Haiti until October 29. Their arrival was widely covered by the media, with plenty of videos and social media posts documenting it.
Yet this “report” was published a day before our helicopters even arrived. And as of today, they haven't flown a single mission.
These NGOs lie with impunity, while wielding enormous influence over international organizations.
They are nothing more than lobbying firms for criminals and cartels, masquerading as humanitarian organizations.
Heather C. retweeted
Overthrowing a duly-elected government in order to protect "democracy"?
Hmmmm....
Sounds familiar.
Tusk’s government is in a FULL-BLOWN PANIC!
After trying to pull a literal coup against Poland’s Constitutional Court and police blocking President Karol Nawrocki, Tusk gets on camera crying about "democracy."
You can’t make this up.
America stands with President Nawrocki and the Polish people! 🚨🇵🇱🇺🇸
Heather C. retweeted
🚨🚨 THE DEMOCRACY FILES / THE INSURRECTION PLAYBOOK, PART 12: IS NORM EISEN CALLING THE SHOTS? 🚨
First, sorry for the absence of drops; I had to go on a last minute trip to DC and back.
@nataliegwinters has been releasing many drops adjacent to the Democracy Files, including materials on ESRN and Norm Eisen.
The Democracy Files, while significant, are told through the lenses of a mid-to-high level operatives group of ex-USAID workers, a group called DRG (Democracy Renewal Group). DRG, in these videos, collaborate with other groups, receive briefings from others such as Rear Admiral Mike Smith (RET), participate in and host working groups, and so forth.
But DRG are not the shot-callers. They explicitly do not decide when a mass protest has to happen. They do not have a final say in what has to occur before mass mobilization occurs. Erica Chenoweth isn't personally secretly running things. Mike Smith is a high level operational leader, not a shot-caller.
So who calls the shots?
Put together the Democracy Files and Winters' drops, and a larger hierarchical picture emerges: ESRN, Election Safeguards Response Network, which is mentioned in @nataliegwinters reporting. The Democracy Files heavily suggests that ESRN is who ultimately calls the shots when it is time to mobilize United Democracy Alliance (UDA).
And that particular trail leads directly to none other than Norm Eisen.
Now, this does not mean Eisen is the unilateral mastermind. Most likely, that belongs to yet another mysterious small coalition of elites - we can only speculate on who else is in that club; ESRN is financed under State Democracy Defenders Action, EIN 93-1524544.
But Eisen's hands are on a great many levers, and we can reasonably infer he is one of the key decision-making figures.
Heather C. retweeted
𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗗𝗢𝗘𝗦 𝗧𝗛𝗜𝗦 𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗠𝗘𝗔𝗡 𝗧𝗢 𝗬𝗢𝗨?
Voices of the Movement
Hunter Eagleman.
October 31, 2026 | 3 DAYS UNTIL ELECTION DAY
Today we hear from Hunter.
In his own words: "I’m sick and tired of politicians selling out this country."
Every day until November 3, we're sharing the voices of the people who will decide this election.
If you're interested in sharing why this election is important to you and would like to tell that in a video, drop it in my DM. 📩
🤖 Made with AI
Heather C. retweeted
🚨 JUST IN: MAJOR LOOTING is ERUPTING as 3rd worlders go berserk in Frankfurt, GERMANY
FRANCE. GERMANY. NOWHERE is immune unless law and order leaders exercise force!
This is exactly what Democrats have planned for America if we don’t vote red in droves 🇺🇸
Do not let this come to America.
VOTE!
Heather C. retweeted
Remember that time Pete Hegseth wasn’t the Secretary of War and we couldn’t recruit anyone? My my how far we’ve come.
And now we understand the absolutely rabid obsession with destroying Pete Hegseth.
I’ve been in the Army since before 9/11. Served under many secretaries.
Only in the past 18 months have I experienced:
>politicians warning me not to follow illegal orders
>billboards outside military bases telling me to report war crimes
>the media attacking anyone who has a positive thing to say about the man, and defending anyone who hates him
>stunning volume of leaks from senior officials trying to undermine him, and the lionizing of the leakers by the press
>being called a war criminal myself, hundreds of times a day
>a sustained media narrative portraying virtually every firing or senior officer removal as a “purge”
>public efforts by retired officers, advocacy groups, and political figures to mobilize service members and military communities against administration policies
>influential “Americans” publicly cheering for Iran
This is just to name a few. I’ve NEVER experienced anything like this before. And it’s becoming abundantly clear that the concerted effort to divide the military from within was stunted when Hegseth took over. Anyone desiring color revolution needs control of the military. That’s color revolution 101.
Is it starting to make sense yet? Now you see the obsession over him in particular. It’s not a coincidence. And it damn sure isn’t because of his culture war.
It’s because by all objective metrics, he runs a military that snatches rogue leaders from their beds, destroys entire militaries, and successfully mobilizes assets to save one downed pilot in the middle of enemy territory by building an Air Force base… in the middle of enemy territory. Secures the border, dominates the hemisphere. Hunts drug cartels. The list goes on.
He is by all meaningful accounts, effective at wielding the machine. And that is why they drool at the thought of removing him.
In years past you’d be hard pressed to find a junior Soldier who knew the name of the cabinet secretary above them.
Every one of them knows Pete Hegseth.
Every one.
Heather C. retweeted
Old warriors had codes for how to treat a beaten enemy, requiring a man to show honour even to his foes. We can apply them to everyday life:
You never strike a man when he's down.
You spare the man who's yielded.
You protect those who can't protect themselves.
You fight the man in front of you, never his wife and children.
You keep your word, even to an enemy.
You give a brave opponent his due, even in defeat.
The men who kept these codes were not soft. They knew exactly how to kill, and that is why their restraint meant something.
A strong man with no code is a menace. A strong man with one is a shield.
Live with a code, Gents.
Carry on 🫡
Heather C. retweeted
Wishing y’all a great Halloween!
Lil BamBam and I will be off collecting treats! 🎃
Heather C. retweeted
I voted for lower gas prices.
I voted RED.
I voted to protect children.
I voted RED.
I voted to protect the unborn.
I voted RED.
I voted for closed borders.
I voted RED.
I voted for the Constitution.
I voted RED.
I voted for law and order.
I voted RED.
I voted for lower taxes.
I voted RED.
I voted for 2 genders.
I voted RED.
I voted for common sense.
I voted RED.
I voted to keep America FREE.
I voted RED.
Heather C. retweeted
“Most activities do not exist for the sake of equality. They exist to serve their own purposes — and those purposes are undermined, sometimes fatally, when equality becomes the goal.”
— Thomas Sowell
Heather C. retweeted
We have a massive venue where we are training hundreds and hundreds of staff and volunteers to hit the streets in New Hampshire through Tuesday
You can help the warriors trying to save the senate by downloading the @TPAction app, tapping the arrows in the top left corner and helping making calls and texts into New Hampshire, Arizona and Nevada
Heather C. retweeted
Come Tuesday I’ll be voting Red 🔴 for this beautiful country and for this man!
I voted for lower gas prices.
I voted RED.
I voted to protect children.
I voted RED.
I voted to protect the unborn.
I voted RED.
I voted for closed borders.
I voted RED.
I voted for the Constitution.
I voted RED.
I voted for law and order.
I voted RED.
I voted for lower taxes.
I voted RED.
I voted for 2 genders.
I voted RED.
I voted for common sense.
I voted RED.
I voted to keep America FREE.
I voted RED.
Heather C. retweeted
Easier the second time around? For Murera, it was!
When Murera had her first calf, Mwana, it took the two of them a little while to work out how to nurse. Our Keepers stepped in, collecting milk from Murera and giving it to Mwana in a bottle so she’d get that vital colostrum and those antibodies. Eleven days later, things clicked, and mother and daughter began a nursing relationship that lasted until Murera fell pregnant again.
Earlier this week, Murera gave birth to her second calf and, as many second-time mums can attest, things slotted into place straight away for her and Mwezi. We couldn’t be prouder of our matriarch!
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Heather C. retweeted
Pretty sure that Dan J. Sullivan is going to get 81 million votes, isn't he? I mean he is campaigning just like Joe Biden did right?
Heather C. retweeted
“I have had the privilege of knowing Victor as a dear friend for many years. It’s difficult to describe this incredible man: unyielding determination, boundless humor, unmatched courage, inspiring compassion, and a commitment to humanity’s greater good.”
Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11
Vote for @victormarx!
Heather C. retweeted
If you listen carefully it’s a misplaced anger at his own parents for not making him feel worthy that turned into raging jealousy of other children who had parents that lifted them up and poured into them. He’s projected all of that onto white people. He needs to mend his heart before thinking about running for any office. White ppl haven’t hurt him. He knows exactly who did. Notice how he doesn’t get the satisfaction he was craving when the interviewer simply anchors himself & doesn’t validate that experience. We should all do more of this. Don’t validate anyone’s experience for the sake of temporary bonding.
Heather C. retweeted
🚨 BOOM! NICKI MINAJ just called out Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, and she's RIGHT.
On Hasan Minhaj's show, El-Sayed mocked Pete Hegseth's MOM for cheering at his games, wearing his jersey, and making him cake.
Then he called Hegseth "mediocre" and asked what "we" would have become with parents like that.
That isn't a policy platform. That is a grudge.
Nicki's advice is good: mend your heart before you run for office!
If you listen carefully it’s a misplaced anger at his own parents for not making him feel worthy that turned into raging jealousy of other children who had parents that lifted them up and poured into them. He’s projected all of that onto white people. He needs to mend his heart before thinking about running for any office. White ppl haven’t hurt him. He knows exactly who did. Notice how he doesn’t get the satisfaction he was craving when the interviewer simply anchors himself & doesn’t validate that experience. We should all do more of this. Don’t validate anyone’s experience for the sake of temporary bonding.
Heather C. retweeted
The many wonderful styles of women throughout history should be declared a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage! 🪞✨
