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Is transitioning truly “Sofie‘s Choice?” Her own family does not know what Sophie Kutzko truly wants. They had no idea gender issues were so much as a consideration until after she was already gone from their home at age 15 almost 2 years ago. The anguish of Arlene Kutzko over the loss of her daughter, Sophie, to DCF—where she has begun her gender transition—has been amplified by a delayed trial and a manipulated legal claim. Arlene has suffered a parent’s worst nightmare: sending a child off to school one morning and then being informed that she’s gone by the end of the day—but not in the final sense. Gone in such a way that brings with it additional levels of pain and anxiety. Arlene’s daughter is alive; she knows she is in distress, she wants to help her baby—but she can’t reach her. It’s an anxiety dream from which Arlene cannot awaken. This mother has been cruelly cut off from nurturing and caring for her child, as she did for 15 years before DCF took custody, and “became her parents.” And before the shock of her daughter being gone had been fully realized, Arlene’s husband was suddenly gone, too. In what Joseph Kutzko says was “like a bomb dropped” on his family, Sophie‘s father was taken away by the police, the same day, in handcuffs, in front of his stunned wife and adult son. He spent the night in jail, faced assault charges the next morning, and was released. The charges were soon after unsupported. Arlene, her husband Joseph, and their son Walter, for reasons that cannot be explained, have a no-contact order imposed upon them. They stand accused of not supporting Sophie’s choice to transition when, according to the family, the first they heard of it was after Sophie was already gone. None of the three has had a single conversation with Sophie about it, contrary to what has otherwise been reported. The restraining order itself under Massachusetts General Laws chapter 209A was obtained for Sophie by the well-funded Boston legal group, the Victim Rights Center. Shockingly, the judge in the Marlboro District Court made the order permanent after only three months. And as if they have not suffered enough, DCF is cruelly contending that Sophie’s distraught mother violated the 209A by simply answering a compassionate hypothetical question during an interview with Lauren Green. The Chief Religion Correspondent for Fox News pre-recorded an interview with the Kutzkos for approximately 10 minutes. One of Green’s questions was—if you could talk to your daughter, what would you say? The interview was edited down to two minutes, to fit within the time constraints of the newscast, the question was cut. See the report that aired during the September 14 Fox News’ America’s Newsroom with Bill Hemmer here: givesendgo.com/Kutzko?utm_so… A continuous copy of the raw footage containing the question and answer together has been requested from Fox News, to be shown at the show-cause hearing on the alleged 209A violation scheduled for November 5, in Waltham District Court. If the video is viewed, it will show that Arlene Kutzko did not initiate direct contact as alleged. The parents’ spokesperson, Atty. Vernadette Broyles, called this “an attack on a grieving immigrant mother.” bostonherald.com  The threat to Sophie’s mother is real. The magistrate will determine whether there is probable cause to issue a criminal complaint. If none is found, the matter is dropped; otherwise, Arlene will be arraigned and prosecuted. Think about this perversion of justice—if convicted, Arlene Kutzko could face 2½ years in jail—for saying that she loves and misses her own daughter. With their custody trial now pushed off until next spring, the Kutzkos are racing against time. Sophie turns 18 in April just weeks from the court date—that is if the trial, originally scheduled for late, November is not delayed again. @amade @FoxNews @LaurenGreenFox @kutzko84686 @BillHemmer @AmericaNewsroom @ConsiderMeDunn @stacepochalypse

Best use of AI ever

“Why do you criticize Muslims so much?” I put together a simple comparison to explain my personal perspective. Christianity vs. Islam Differences in What They Ask of Japanese Society Today ・Food Accommodation Christianity: Few religious dietary requirements Islam: Requests for halal meals in schools and public institutions ・Burial and Cemeteries Christianity: Generally flexible about cremation Islam: Requests for dedicated burial grounds ・Worship Christianity: Worship mainly takes place inside churches Islam: Outdoor group prayers, sometimes raising legal or public-space concerns ・Daily Customs Christianity: I believe adaptation to Japanese society is generally easier Islam: Requests for accommodations regarding clothing, fasting, etc. ・Public Impact Christianity: I see fewer religious accommodation disputes Islam: I am concerned about growing demands on education, welfare, and public institutions ・Social Integration Christianity: I see a high level of integration Islam: I am concerned about the potential formation of parallel societies That’s why. Simply put, I am wary and critical of those who don’t follow the customs of the country they’re in.

In last night’s interview, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar said she drives a 2016 Toyota Camry. This photo from the October 12 search of her DC home shows a Toyota Camry in the driveway with Minnesota license plate tabs— that expired more than three years ago. Could this be the Camry she mentioned?

A New York billionaire, Michael Bloomberg, put $250,000 into changing Idaho's abortion law. And he isn't even the biggest donor. I pulled Prop 1's official filing: about $5.8M raised, nearly $2.4M (over 40%) from out of state. The single biggest donor is a $950,000 Washington, D.C. PAC. Ask why. Vote NO on Prop 1. November 3rd.

When I first met @ChrisKuper he asked me why I chose to get involved in the civilian gun world and 2A advocacy. My answer was it is because I believe “we” are going to be shooting at eachother before this is all over and the more civilians that are armed before that starts…the better. With rhetoric like this being said out loud and proudly on the regular it just confirmation that I’m right. The hour draws closer brother.

Can a dad still protect his family where you live? I ranked all 50 states on gun rights, self-defense laws, violent crime and parental rights. It is so hard to make a list where Idaho isn't #1. The parental rights column uses the Transparency rank from Heritage Foundation's 2026 Education Freedom Report Card

Turns out the future does have flying cars

I’m ok. Make no mistake: this is an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement. For ten years, Trump has targeted me with baseless lies and smear campaigns. This is just the latest escalation in his campaign of political intimidation. I will not be silenced.

NEW TONIGHT: How police say Somali gangs are different. Bloomington Chief Booker Hodges: “They’re coming from two-parent homes, living in apartment buildings with $3,500 a month rent, driving Beemers and Mercedes.” Watch @KSTP reporting.

“The Killing Tree” I visited Choeung Ek, one of the death camps used by the communist Khmer Rouge near Phnom Penh, Cambodia in the 1970s. One of the large trees at the site was used for bashing children to death. Their bodies were then thrown into a mass grave next to it. The Khmer Rouge imprisoned and killed entire families if one family member was deemed an enemy of the socialist revolution. About a quarter of the population was killed in campaigns that became known as “Year Zero.” Support my journalism at ngocomment.com