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Joined July 2017
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🚨WOW!!! An Ohio principal LOST HIS JOB after refusing to abandon a homeless 16-year-old student who was sleeping in a CAR. He and his wife already had SIX KIDS… but they took him in anyway. When the boy offered to LEAVE so the principal could save his career, he refused. ❤️ His name is Rob Burnside. He had spent 31 YEARS in education and was the principal of Lakota East High School outside Cincinnati. The boy’s name is Landerius “DeDe” Hayes. During DeDe’s junior year, his home life fell apart. He says living with his mother wasn’t safe, his father was dealing with problems of his own, and there were nights when DeDe was sleeping in a car with the heater running because the mobile home where his father was staying was too cold. ...and yet, every morning, he kept showing up to school. Eventually the school learned DeDe’s mother had moved outside the district. Without a qualifying address, DeDe was withdrawn from Lakota East. That’s when Principal Burnside realized this wasn’t just an enrollment problem. This kid didn’t have a freaking HOME. Rob went home and told his wife, Angel, what was happening. Her response was basically: if he needs somewhere to live, he can live with us. Rob and Angel already had SIX CHILDREN, including two they had adopted, but there was a 16-year-old boy out there without a stable place to sleep, and they couldn’t ignore it. The couple prayed about whether they should take DeDe in. Rob has said that just minutes later, his phone buzzed. It was DeDe. “Hey, Mr. Burnside.” Rob looked at his wife and knew they had their answer. DeDe moved in with the Burnsides and suddenly had something he desperately needed: a warm house, food, stability and people who were going to show up for him. While DeDe’s custody and residency situation was being worked out, Burnside allowed him to continue attending classes even though he’d already been withdrawn. The district investigated Burnside for insubordination and raised concerns about enrollment, lunches and liability. He was eventually placed on administrative leave. After 31 YEARS in education, Rob says he was given a choice: step down or go through the termination process. The 16 year old, DeDe, realized Rob’s career was on the line and offered to LEAVE THEIR HOME so Burnside could keep his job. Rob wouldn’t allow it. He hugged DeDe and told him: "You’re part of this family. We’re not gonna turn our back on you.” So Burnside stepped away from the career he’d spent three decades building... and DeDe stayed. The Burnsides eventually became his legal family. DeDe started calling Rob and Angel “Pops and Ma.” Then this past May, Rob Burnside sat in the stands at DeDe’s high school graduation. Not as the principal, just sitting there as a dad, watching the kid he refused to abandon walk across the stage. DeDe is 18 now and is pursuing a career in aviation mechanics. When asked he regretted what happened, Rob simple said: “What value can we put on the life of a young person?” When Rob Burnside had to choose between protecting that career and protecting a homeless kid who needed somebody… He chose the kid. And when that kid offered to sacrifice his own home to repay him… Rob chose him AGAIN. THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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A 24-year-old brat tells Caleb Hammer the rich should be taxed “to the max.” He asks her what that means. And when she answers, he can’t believe this person votes. HAMMER: “You’ve never lived in the real world.” GRACE: “I haven’t. I can admit that. But like, what if there was a world that we lived in and everybody had money and everybody was able to live comfortably?” HAMMER: “That’s not the world we live in.” GRACE: “Reality sucks. Capitalism is bad. I don’t like it.” HAMMER: “Yeah, really easy for someone to say that grew up in a really nice house in one of the best school districts in Texas.” “Who has the rent f*cking paid for. That is able to go to Europe on a whim with their sister.” “You never got to actually see what happens when you put in the work and get benefits and actually have a little bit of responsibility and actually f*cking build something or do anything.” GRACE: “But the people who you should be going after are the people in the top something percent that like hoard all the world’s wealth. Like go after those people. Those people need to be taxed to the f*cking max.” HAMMER: “What does that even look like to you? You probably don’t even know what that looks like. What does that look like? How do you tax someone to the max?” GRACE: “I’m not sure.” HAMMER: “Oh! Interesting. This person’s voting.” GRACE: “Yes, I am. And I already know who I’m voting for.” HAMMER: “And you literally can’t describe a tax.” What’s scary is her vote counts the same as yours. CONTEXT: The top 1% of earners already pay 38.4% of all federal income taxes, according to the latest IRS data (tax year 2023). That’s $823,000,000,000. The bottom half of taxpayers pay just 3.3%.
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Most of the trolls who attack me seem to think bringing up the atomic bombs will somehow hurt my feelings because I'm Japanese. I hate to disappoint you, gentlemen, but it doesn't work. Not even a little. Since some of you seem genuinely confused, allow me to explain. 1. We don't lose arguments to insults. In Japan, you win an argument with logic, evidence, and facts. If you can prove me wrong, I'll respect you. If you just scream "HIROSHIMA!" like a three-year-old who dropped his ice cream, I'm afraid you've accomplished very little. Except perhaps alarming the neighbors. 2. We actually study our own history. For my generation, World War II is ancient history. For 80 years, Japanese schools have taught us that Imperial Japan started a reckless war against an America it had virtually no chance of defeating. And most of us grew up thinking, "Well, that was an extraordinarily stupid idea." You cannot humiliate someone by announcing a historical fact they've been studying since childhood. That's not an insult. That's a failed history quiz. 3. We love democracy. Modern Japanese people believe deeply in freedom and democracy. We also understand that ordinary Japanese citizens lived under a militarist government they had little power to resist. So when you mock modern Japan for what its wartime rulers did, you're essentially yelling at the grandchildren for their grandparents' government. A fascinating intellectual achievement. 4. We know exactly what freedom is worth. Japan spent centuries fighting internal wars before eventually becoming a unified nation. It later fell under an authoritarian, militarist government. After defeat, we finally built the liberal democracy we have today. And we have absolutely no intention of surrendering it. You think reminding us of that defeat is humiliating? It's a reminder of how much our country has changed. 5. We don't dream of revenge. When Japanese people remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the overwhelming sentiment isn't "Let's get revenge on America." It's "We never want anyone, anywhere, to suffer something like that again." Imagine trying to insult people with a tragedy they've turned into a commitment to peace. You're not exactly landing the punch you think you are. 6. Losing to America isn't the devastating insult you imagine. America has unmatched global military power, and countless nations have experienced its power directly or indirectly. Japan fought the United States and lost. Yes. We know. It's in the textbooks. It's in the museums. It's been in the history books for eight decades. Repeating "YOU LOST!" as if you've personally uncovered a classified military secret is rather adorable. Do you also run around informing British people that the American colonies declared independence? 7. And finally, a word to my beloved trolls. I've taken the trouble to explain all this in seven carefully numbered points. Unfortunately, I suspect some of you have already exhausted your reading capacity somewhere around point two. If your entire historical argument consists of typing "NUKE JAPAN" in capital letters, please understand that I'm not experiencing emotional devastation. I'm simply observing what appears to be a remarkably confident piece of dog poop that has somehow acquired internet access. But do carry on. It's always fascinating when something with absolutely nothing to say insists on saying it so loudly.
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The nauseating propaganda has been around for a LONG time. I hate shows like this. I wonder how much pharmaceutical advertising money this network received for this episode?
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Nelson is a small grey donkey who has chosen a seventeen-hand horse called Hector, and if he ever loses him, it could kill him. Vets mean that literally. They have a name for it, a treatment for it, and a rule about leaving the body in the field. Donkeys do not have friends the way horses have a herd. They pick one. They graze nose to tail with it, stand flank to flank in the rain with it, doze in its shadow, and if it is led out of sight for ten minutes they lift their heads and let the whole valley know. Nelson does all of this with a retired cavalry horse three times his size. The bond can last thirty years, and it is the quietest, most stubborn love on any farm. When the other half dies, the one left behind may simply stop eating. It does not pace or call. It goes still, ears slack, head low, standing where the two of them used to stand. Donkey people have a saying for that look: a dull donkey is an emergency. They are right, because of how a donkey was built for the desert. A donkey that stops eating starts drawing fat out of storage to keep its organs going, and the signal that should turn the tap off never properly comes. Fat floods the blood until a sample in a tube comes back cloudy as milk, and the liver and kidneys go under. It is called hyperlipaemia. Once it takes hold, between 60 and 90% do not come back. So the people who know donkeys best keep rules that could have been written for a hospice. When one has to be put down, its companion is brought to the body and left there, an hour, three hours, as long as it takes, until it has sniffed, nudged, stood guard over its friend and walked away of its own accord. If one goes into hospital, the other goes in the trailer with it. After a death the survivor is watched at every feed for three weeks, because the grief can take that long to land. The ones that come through are given somebody new, introduced slowly, over a fence, the way you would bring anyone to a house in mourning. For 7,000 years we have called this a dumb animal. It is an animal that has to be given a funeral to survive one. Nelson knows none of this is written down. He is where he always is, half a length off Hector's shoulder, keeping an eye on things.
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Congress voted to protect their sexual harassment records but not America’s elections. Never forget that…
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At the University of Michigan, professors told me I’d NEVER have a career if I continued investigating COVID shot deaths. I did it anyway. Our autopsy study— which found 73.9% of deaths following COVID-19 “vaccination” were caused by the shots — was published in Forensic Science International. Just days after becoming the #1 most-read scientific paper in the WORLD, the Journal Cartel illegally retracted it. Our study was subsequently republished following ANOTHER round of peer review in the journal Science, Public Health Policy, and the Law, where it can be read today. I’ve now contributed to the publication of over 40 scientific studies. I’m glad I didn’t listen to my professors.
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🚨BREAKING: President Trump just posted the Clinton Body Count video naming many top Clinton associates that have "committed suicide" or worse. God bless President Trump for not being too afraid to shed light on this. This needs to go viral.
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I started a petition to declassify Islam as a religion in the United States. We have over 25,000 signatures. When you have mosque leaders registering people to vote in mosques, Muslim politicians speaking about their campaigns in mosques, jakat aka tithe alloted to funding elections, mosques driving people to the polls, imams telling people who to vote for, knocking doors and then telling everyone you will win by ballot or by bullet, we’ve had enough. Then waving their foreign flags and talking about how THEY WILL be in every tent and home in America. Boasting on video about how they will take over, calling a state the capitol of Arab America! That makes you an ideology! They need to lose their 5013c and all benefits! Political Islam is more than a religious belief system; it is an ideology with documented historical roots in government, law, military conquest, and political power. c.org/kQtYBFJ4zP
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Anti-white hatred is real. Don't think it's not. These people have been conditioned into thinking we're like Jews. They hate us all. But you, white people, will get punished for noticing.
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BREAKING: CIA has been working on TOP SECRET CYBER ATTACK called “KILLWARE” to take down the BANKS, INTERNET, GRID & WATER infrastructure. LISTEN ‼️‼️‼️ ITS COMING!!!!!!! $1 to $1
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Food stamp advocate SELF-DESTRUCTS as Rep. Brandon Gill presses her on why taxpayers pay for Coca-Cola. She tries to dodge the question. Then Gill pulls out the receipts, and she sits there in stunned silence. GILL: “Should SNAP dollars be spent on sodas?” WITNESS: “I am happy to talk about hunger and nutrition, but not dictate what Americans should or should not eat or may have access to.” GILL: “I’m asking if tax dollars should be used to pay for sodas.” “Do they need sugary sodas to survive?” WITNESS: “Some of them do…” GILL: “You think they need Coca-Cola to survive?” “I’m giving you the opportunity to say yes or no.” WITNESS: “I will not answer for individuals and their… choices.” GILL: “What does SNAP stand for?” WITNESS: “It’s a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.” GILL: “What’s nutritional about Coca-Cola?” WITNESS: “I am not a nutritionist.” Then Gill asks who’s paying her, and she freezes like a deer in headlights. GILL: “Is your organization funded by organizations that make money from food stamps?” [awkward silence] GILL: “Do organizations who profit off of food stamps fund your organization or businesses?” WITNESS: “I mean, in the, in the, I, I can’t comment to that.” GILL: “Does General Mills fund your organization?” WITNESS: “I don’t have access to that information.” GILL: “I do. It’s right here. They do fund your organization. […] Yes, and they’re profiting off of your advocacy. Do you think that that’s a conflict of interest?” [more silence] GILL: “I think most people think that’s a conflict of interest. I know you don’t want to answer.” Always follow the money. CONTEXT: USDA’s own study found soft drinks were the #1 purchase in SNAP households, beating milk, ground beef, and everything else in the store.
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Well. I won’t be going to Dunkin Donuts. They’re going to cancel Christmas, and celebrate Muslim holidays. Definitely belong on the naughty list.
WOW 🚨 Dunkin Donuts cancels Christmas but celebrates Muslim Islamic Holidays and Pride “Dunkin' Donuts — rolled out a number of Ramadan specials, including ‘Eid-Credible Delights’ and ‘Happily Ever Iftar’ Meals. You also had a Ramadan specialty drink.” They also did holiday hours for Ramadan — I also noticed that in June you had a Pride Month celebration as well as Pride donuts and even a Pride rainbow tumbler” However if you go to their website now, Christmas is gone. Their holiday drinks out out but not a single mention of Christmas anywhere this year “The word Christmas isn’t anywhere on your website or anywhere in your stores. In fact, I couldn't believe it, so I Googled it and saw that you intentionally omit the word Christmas in your corporate materials and in your stores and on your website.” “I want to know why you have no problem using the words Ramadan and Pride, but you can't bring yourself to use the word Christmas.” I can confirm, I research and their holiday drinks are out and Christmas is completely gone everywhere. I even found older posts from them where they used to post “Merry Christmas!” So they used to celebrate Christmas but now they’ve chosen Islam, Ramadan and Pride I included video proof at the end that shows they used to celebrate Christmas, so this is an intentional choice
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Kimberly Overton: "It wasn't COVID that was killing patients, it was the complete medical mismanagement of COVID. The Remdesivir, ventilator, death." "The only place anybody was dying was in our hospitals... they were dying of the treatments"
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Jim Caviezel Reveals That Muslims Are Trying to KILL Him “I have a fatwa against me.” The actor who portrayed Jesus Christ says Muslims want to CUT his heart out according to their faith and Sharia because he exposed their religion. Caviezel sends a dark warning to America about Islamization: “You might not know what Sharia law is but you’re going to know very soon.” Insane, @reallycaviezel.
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How the Fake News Legacy Media work:- The same poor Ukrainian Man with the same poor Dog keeps getting bombed by Russia in different locations every year Except he doesn’t…..
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MANUEL SCHADWALD : L'enfant dont la mort a été filmée sur un yacht de l'élite et qui est apparu sur les CD-ROM de Zandvoort. Le 24 juillet 1993, Manuel Schadwald, un garçon allemand de douze ans, a quitté son domicile à Berlin. Il était seul. Il n'est jamais revenu. La police a ouvert une enquête, qu'elle a close en 1998 sans résultat. Aucun corps. Aucun coupable. Aucune réponse. Parallèlement, en Belgique et aux Pays-Bas, des militants ont découvert que les pistes menaient vers un réseau bien plus sombre. Manuel a été enlevé et conduit dans des lieux de prostitution enfantine à Amsterdam et à Rotterdam. Mais le témoignage le plus effroyable désigne un yacht nommé Apollo. Selon des témoignages et les services de renseignement néerlandais, l'enfant a été abusé et assassiné à bord de ce voilier, le tout étant filmé : un véritable « snuff movie ». Son corps a été jeté à la mer, et le yacht a été nettoyé dans un port militaire. Le yacht était lié à Gerrit Ulrich, impliqué dans le scandale de Zandvoort (1998). Après sa mort, la police a découvert des milliers d'images et de vidéos montrant des sévices extrêmes infligés à des enfants — y compris des bébés — ainsi que des listes de clients originaires de plusieurs pays. L'une des personnes ayant enquêté sur ce lien était Gina Pardaens-Bernaer, une assistante sociale belge. Ses investigations l'ont conduite à découvrir les éléments liés à l'affaire de Zandvoort. Elle en a envoyé des copies à Interpol et a, par la suite, reçu des menaces. Son fils a été renversé par un véhicule. En novembre 1998, elle a déclaré : « Compte tenu de ce que j'ai découvert, soit la Belgique va exploser, soit je serai assassinée. » Le lendemain, sa voiture a été retrouvée détruite contre un pont, sans aucune trace de freinage. La police a conclu à un accident. Quelques heures plus tard, le bureau de son avocat a été perquisitionné. Gina est morte. Son cas est l'un des nombreux décès suspects liés à ces enquêtes. Le cas de Manuel est directement lié à l'affaire Dutroux. Les mêmes réseaux. Les mêmes accusations de protection institutionnelle. Les mêmes soupçons quant à l'implication de personnalités influentes, et le fait que les enquêtes étaient systématiquement interrompues dès qu'elles remontaient trop haut. Les autorités n'ont jamais approfondi les liens avec le yacht « Apollo » ni avec Zandvoort. La police néerlandaise a affirmé n'avoir rien trouvé. La police allemande a clos le dossier sans faire le lien entre les éléments. Et pourtant, les documents existent. Les archives des services de renseignement néerlandais font état d'un enfant allemand assassiné sur un bateau : une affaire étouffée parce que « des personnalités influentes se trouvaient à bord ». Les témoignages apportent des détails précis et des noms. Gina Pardaens a affirmé détenir une copie d'un « snuff movie » ; cette copie a disparu après sa mort. Trente-deux ans plus tard, Manuel Schadwald est toujours porté disparu. Il n'y a pas eu de justice. Cette affaire n'est pas seulement l'histoire d'un enfant qui a disparu. C'est l'histoire d'un réseau d'abus sur mineurs qui a opéré pendant des années à travers l'Europe, en toute impunité. C'est l'histoire d'enquêtes classées sans suite dès qu'elles s'approchaient trop près des puissants. C'est l'histoire d'un garçon de douze ans enlevé, abusé et assassiné — le tout filmé — et d'un système qui a choisi de détourner le regard. Un jour d'été, Manuel est simplement sorti pour jouer. Il s'est retrouvé sur un yacht de luxe, où il a été violé et assassiné, son agonie étant filmée. Trente-deux ans plus tard, on ignore toujours qui se trouvait sur ce bateau. La vérité existe : elle se trouve dans les documents, dans les témoignages et dans les liens avec Zandvoort et Dutroux. La question n'est plus de savoir ce qui est arrivé à Manuel Schadwald. La question est : combien de temps encore laisserons-nous ces dossiers rester enfouis dans les archives, alors que les responsables continuent d’être protégés?
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I can’t believe this is real Here are criminals who just got elected to into office in America: - Janene Ackles in North Carolina: Multiple convictions including lying to obtain unemployment benefits 6 times, writing fraudulent checks 14 times and reckless driving. She has 21 total guilty verdicts - Nicole Mitchell in Minnesota: In 2025 she was arrested for burglarizing someone's home. She spent 6 months in prison and is on a 5 year probation - Anthony Ealy in Missouri: He won his election by 68%. The day after his election, He threatened to kill a man and a woman. He is now being charged with assault, and now he's in jail - LaKesha Womack in North Carolina: She didn't return a rental car that she rented in 2019. The car was over $20,000. She said she needed her car because she was homeless and her and her son needed a place to live. She never returned the rental car - LaMonica McIver in New Jersey: she has 3 federal counts against her for assaulting ICE officers. 21 convictions on her record. - Jovan Jackson in Nevada: He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery, DUI, battery and for resisting arrest from an officer - Ericka Lomick in Texas: She was arrested for mortgage fraud, money laundering and she served 63 months in prison, and she won by 810 votes - Xavier Becerra in California “He's probably the worst one. 300,000 children went missing under his watch, and now he's going to be the governor of California” @Brookerteejones “Criminals who are now elected officials. Yes, you heard me right. Many people that will be serving in our government are criminals.” Ohh and before you ask I looked it up, EVERY SINGLE ONE is a Democrat The Democrat party is the party of criminals. I doubt any of them actually won their elections fairly
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Read this headline twice. It's sickening. All the progressive District Attorneys across the country who have been doing this deserve to go to prison for this particular transgression. It's unconscionable that they've done this purposefully.
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