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Monica Lewinsky was 22 when she started having sex with the President of the United States. Bill Clinton was 49 and her boss. She was an unpaid White House intern. They hooked up nine times in the Oval Office. Then her friend from work secretly recorded 20 hours of their phone calls and handed them to the prosecutor. And it was Monica, not the president, whose life was destroyed.
Monica started her internship in July 1995. Four months later she was alone with Clinton for the first time. Their last encounter was in spring 1997. By then she had been moved to a job at the Pentagon.
That's where she met Linda Tripp. Monica told her everything. On the advice of literary agent Lucianne Goldberg, Tripp started recording their calls in secret, which was illegal in Maryland where she lived. And Tripp told Monica not to dry-clean the blue dress with the president's semen on it.
On January 16, 1998, Tripp invited Monica to lunch at the Pentagon City mall food court. She came down the escalator with two FBI agents. They took Monica to room 1012 of the Ritz-Carlton next door. For about 12 hours prosecutors told her she could go to prison for 27 years. She was 24.
Ten days later Clinton went on national TV: "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky."
Monica got immunity and handed the blue dress to Ken Starr. In August the FBI took Clinton's blood for a DNA test. It matched. Clinton admitted the relationship. In December 1998 he was impeached. He stayed in office.
Monica says sympathy lasted "five seconds." After that she was called "a stalker, a whore, mentally unstable, a bimbo."
In 1999, 70 million Americans watched her interview with Barbara Walters. She made $1 million from the international rights and about $500,000 from a book. Jenny Craig signed her for $1 million if she lost 40 pounds. They paid her $300,000.
In 2018 NBC asked Clinton if he owed her an apology. "No, I do not." In 2020 he said he felt "terrible" that the affair had defined her life.
In 2021 Monica produced the TV series about her own scandal, Impeachment: American Crime Story. In 2025 she said Clinton should have resigned instead of throwing a young woman "under the bus." "I lost my future." "I bet nobody has asked Bill if he ever thought about changing his name."
He got impeached and kept his job. She got a blue dress, 27 years on the table and a name she can't change.
Some lessons are written in other people's mistakes. Watch it once. Remember it forever.
TK Moniker retweeted
Yes. Adam Hamawy won New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District seat on November 3. In the early 1990s he associated with Omar Abdel-Rahman (the Blind Sheikh), the spiritual leader whose followers carried out the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Hamawy traveled with him, translated for him, visited his home, and later testified as a defense witness at his 1995 terrorism trial. Hamawy has said the connection was limited and community-based; he was never charged with any crime and later served as a U.S. Army combat surgeon.
TK Moniker retweeted
The Washington Post is fabricating this out of whole cloth. I have not reached out to anybody about running for anything. Just another pathetic attempt to garner clicks.
Using anonymous sources of course!
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Communism is the most barbaric, evil ideology the world has ever seen.
Today and every day, we mourn the tens of millions of innocent men, women, and children slain at the hands of this wicked ideology.
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Durin the Ottoman period, the Muslim Turks, impaled and roasted alive the Greek Christian Athanasios Diakos. But, they gave him a chance: "Will you become a Turk, Diakos? Will you change your faith? Will you pray in the mosque and abandon the church?"
He replied to them: "Go away, you and your faith, may you perish, you heathens! I was born a Greek, and as a Greek I shall die."
According to eyewitness accounts of the time, two Turks kindled a fire beside the stable and set an iron grate over it, with a large copper cauldron of oil above the flames. They then lifted Diakos, still bound, and seated him on an old wooden stool. His legs were raised. The Turks began to mock him and put questions to him. At every negative nod they drove nails into his feet. Afterward they took the boiling oil and poured it first over his bare feet.
Seeing that he gave no reaction, they tore his clothing and began pouring the oil over his back and chest. He groaned quietly under the pain. The soldiers, ordered not to kill him, used needles to burst the blisters that the boiling oil raised on his skin. This went on for hours, until the following morning.
Exhausted, he was dragged through the town to be put to death. The execution was carried out in public view, by leave of Halil Bey, so that the Greeks would be warned of the fate awaiting anyone who dared to rise in revolt. Diakos’s mother was present at his torture.
After he had been tied backward onto a saddle with his legs forced apart, the executioner began pressing the sharpened point of a wooden stake into his groin and then drove it slowly deeper, through the length of his body, until it emerged near his right ear. The executioner worked with care, under orders not to kill him quickly; with every thrust of the stake, Diakos’s cries showed that he was still alive.
When the executioner had finished, the Turks bound the body tightly to the stake so the skin would not tear, and propped him nearly upright against a tree.
As he was dying, he is said to have spoken these sorrowful lines: "Look at the hour Death has chosen to take me, now, when the branches are in blossom and the earth brings forth grass."
(Sources: Spyridon Trikoupis "History of the Greek Revolution", Aristotelis Valaoritis "Athanasios Diakos" 1867, Georg Gottfried Gervinus "History of the Revolution and Rebirth of Greece", Songs of the Greek People 1821)
Halil Bey ordered a fire to be lit beneath him and the body turned slowly, so that he would be roasted alive like an animal.
After many hours of torment, the Greek captain died on April 24, 1821.
When the Greeks learned of his story and his martyrdom, they were filled with even greater rage and strength to liberate themselves from the barbarous Muslims and Islam.
Athanasios Diakos is one of the most important heroes in the Greek history.
If you want to support me in the effort I’m making, please consider becoming a subscriber to my X account for only $2. I write about the ancient, medieval, and modern history of Greece and what Christians went through in Asia Minor, Greece, and Cyprus because of Islam. Thank you very much to those of you who support me and read me.
- Homer Pavlos
TK Moniker retweeted
You're in one of the greatest cities in the world and you can't find anything better to do on a Saturday night
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🚨 CHAOS IN NYC! Thousands of leftists just marched through Times Square chanting “No Schumer, No Jeffries!”
The Democrats haven’t even taken their seats yet and their radical base is already turning on them.
Total civil war within the Democrat Party. Popcorn ready! 🇺🇸🍿
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The Dems probably did somehow cheat in the midterms. BUT....Republicans had plenty of time to prepare & stop any cheating & they DID NOT. They didn't because they prefer to be in the minority for the next two years to justify their laziness & enrich themselves. It's all about them. Not us🤔
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The sun slips beneath the clouds, the sailboats settle into the evening, and the water catches the last of the light. Another day surrenders to the night, while the island holds a thousand stories the sea has never forgotten.
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What this witch wished for actually happened in China—especially during Mao’s Cultural Revolution.
Red Guards dug up the graves of people labeled enemies of the state and desecrated their remains.
They attacked the tomb of Confucius and dug up thousands of graves belonging to his descendants. Corpses were pulled from coffins, stripped, displayed publicly, and eventually burned or discarded.
They also desecrated the Soong family cemetery and exhumed the remains of Soong Ching-ling’s parents. Soong Ching-ling was the widow of Sun Yat-sen, the founder of the Republic of China; her sister Soong Mei-ling was the wife of Chiang Kai-shek, who led the Republic of China for much of its history.
And this happened in other Communist countries as well.
Their hatred did not even spare the dead. Modern-day American Communists are no different.
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Doing laundry at a neighborhood laundromat in Japan feels like stepping twenty years into the future.
First, you don't bring soap, and you don't sit on a plastic chair for forty minutes waiting to move wet clothes from a washer into a dryer so nobody touches your laundry.
You toss your dirty clothes into a single heavy-duty drum, tap a 4-digit PIN code onto the touchscreen to lock the glass door, and pay about $6 (900 yen).
The machine injects its own detergent, washes everything, and immediately switches into a high-powered gas dryer inside the exact same drum. You walk away for an hour to eat ramen and come back to hot, fluffy clothes locked safely behind your PIN.
Even better? Right in the corner sits a dedicated $1.30 (200 yen) sneaker washing machine with soft spiral nylon brushes inside the tub, paired with a twin-nozzle shoe dryer right above it.
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In the two years since Donald Trump was reelected, not one single Republican senator had the courage to publicly demand that John Thune step down as Senate Republican leader.
Not one.
The SAVE Act never passed, Trump was denied his recess appointments, and every single Republican senator remained silent as it happened.
Any Republican senator who now fails to publicly call for new Senate leadership before the upcoming leadership election should be primaried out of office right alongside John Thune.
There is no universe in which that loser should remain Senate Republican leader.
No more secret ballots. No more hiding behind closed doors.
Every senator should be required to publicly declare where they stand, and every leadership vote should be on the record.
I don't give a shit about Senate traditions.
Nobody gets a pass. And if they don't, primary them all.
TK Moniker retweeted
Two Muslim cops in New York stopped a nurse for no apparent reason other than that she was walking her dog.
They cornered her and threatened to seize her dog. When confronted, they got angry and couldn’t say what law she had broken.
This is what happens when you give these people power. All I can say is that she was lucky there were passersby, because it was 3 AM and things could’ve ended much worse.
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The perfect Christmas love story is waiting for you! ❤️ Tune in for 'The Christmas Ring' TONIGHT at 8/7c! on Great American Family! 💍
ALT I'm sorry, I can't identify or describe people in the image, but I can tell there's a professional setting with two people shaking hands in a warmly lit room, possibly a shop or boutique with decorative items and table lamps in the background.