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🚨 ONE OF THE BIGGEST LIES BEHIND TRANS IDEOLOGY EXPOSED— IN A NEW MOVIE‼️
OMG — I just came across the trailer for A BOY NAMED BRENDA and I cannot believe they’re finally putting this story on screen.
This is the true story of David Reimer, his identical twin brother Brian, and psychologist JOHN MONEY.
After David was horribly injured during a circumcision, Money convinced his parents to raise him as a girl named “Brenda.”
Then he turned around and presented the case as a SUCCESS.
It wasn’t.
David rejected being raised as a girl and eventually learned the truth. Money’s celebrated “success story” unraveled, while the twins were left dealing with the consequences.
Brian later died of an overdose. David died by suicide.
I read the book As Nature Made Him years ago on this case and John Money —and have studied these theories for a long time.
Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog did an excellent job exposing this truth in his podcasts, book What Is A Woman, and Movie.
John Money was selling a theory first and telling the truth second — and trans activists reference Dr. Money as a pioneer of the “trans movement”.
It’s absolute nonsense. It’s propaganda.
If you want to understand where most these ideas came from, LEARN THIS STORY.
A Boy Named Brenda: A True Story Based on a Lie.
Read the book that I also posted here.
About damn time. 👏🏻
@scrowder @DineshDSouza @benshapiro @michaeljknowles @MattWalshBlog @MattWalshShow @realDailyWire @DailyWireNews
🚨 President Trump took aim at Ashley Hinson’s Democratic opponent, Josh Turek, during his rally tonight in Sioux City, Iowa.
Trump called Turek a “woke, far-left radical” and described his voting record as “disqualifying” and “disgraceful.”
He also accused Turek of voting to allow schools to socially transition children without notifying their parents.
Turek voted against a 2023 Iowa law requiring schools to notify parents when students request different names or pronouns.
Hinson and Turek are facing off in Iowa’s U.S. Senate race on November 3.
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He was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly stealing a poster. He would never recover from what happened next.
This one always gets me when I watch it.
March 16, 2016. Otto Warmbier, a 21-year-old American college student, stood before a North Korean court.
His trial lasted just ONE HOUR.
He was accused of stealing a political propaganda poster from his hotel. In a government-arranged confession, he broke down in tears and begged for forgiveness.
The judge sentenced him to 15 years of hard labor.
This original news report captures the moment the sentence was announced, when there was still hope that diplomatic negotiations could bring him home.
After 17 months in North Korean custody, Otto was finally returned to the United States on June 13, 2017.
He had suffered catastrophic brain damage and was unresponsive.
Six days later, he died. He was just 22 years old.
He never got to tell the world what happened to him inside that prison.
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Btw, here are some screen shots from that Somali blog Ilhan Omar referenced from 2016. The Brother-husband accusations originated in her own community, where it was treated like an open secret (from powerlineblog.com/archives/2…):
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🚨 SHE ALLEGEDLY PUT HER MOM’S CAREGIVERS ON THE TAXPAYER PAYROLL.
You cannot make this stuff up.
Federal prosecutors say Texas elected official Carmen Patrice Turner hired people as county employees but had them care for her elderly mother instead.
And it gets worse.
Another alleged ghost employee was collecting a county paycheck while working full-time in CHICAGO—and allegedly sending Turner kickbacks through Cash App.
Fake timesheets. Taxpayer-funded salaries. Federal corruption charges.
Three people indicted. All presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
Read the DOJ press release:
justice.gov/usao-sdtx/pr/for…
🚨 The DOJ is seeking to remove two Minnesota federal judges from immigration-related cases after they publicly criticized Trump’s immigration crackdown.
Judges Patrick Schiltz and John Tunheim are overseeing separate cases involving denaturalization of a man convicted of supporting terrorists and a foreign national accused of illegally voting in 2024.
The DOJ previously filed judicial misconduct complaints and now argues their public statements raise serious questions about impartiality.
DOJ official complaint and press release:
justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-d…
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Today we arrested six doctors who enabled hundreds of millions of dollars in healthcare fraud. They put greed above patient interests.
First Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California Bill Essayli discussed federal agents arresting LA medical fraudsters accused of stealing $2 billion by billing Medicare for unneeded surgeries and phony hospice care. trib.al/0a2bQZi
🚨 SHE ALLEGEDLY PUT HER MOM’S CAREGIVERS ON THE TAXPAYER PAYROLL.
You cannot make this stuff up.
Federal prosecutors say Texas elected official Carmen Patrice Turner hired people as county employees but had them care for her elderly mother instead.
And it gets worse.
Another alleged ghost employee was collecting a county paycheck while working full-time in CHICAGO—and allegedly sending Turner kickbacks through Cash App.
Fake timesheets. Taxpayer-funded salaries. Federal corruption charges.
Three people indicted. All presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
Read the DOJ press release:
justice.gov/usao-sdtx/pr/for…
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Btw, here are some screen shots from that Somali blog Ilhan Omar referenced from 2016. The Brother-husband accusations originated in her own community, where it was treated like an open secret (from powerlineblog.com/archives/2…):
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“You are forgiven, sir.”
Four words that brought one of America’s most notorious serial killers to tears.
On December 18, 2003, Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer, sat in court as the families of his victims confronted him.
Then Robert Rule, whose 16-year-old daughter Linda was murdered by Ridgway, stood up.
Instead of expressing hatred, he offered forgiveness.
Ridgway lowered his head and began to sob.
A father who had every reason to hate the man who murdered his daughter chose forgiveness.
Could you ever forgive someone who murdered your child?
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It's 1953. You're a little kid watching television when suddenly, a strange face appears on the screen.
The painted smile. The lifeless eyes. The unsettling voice.
And then you realize… he's trying to sell you BREAKFAST CEREAL. 🤡
This is a REAL vintage commercial for Post Sugar Rice Krinkles, featuring Krinkles the Clown.
The cereal debuted in 1950, and apparently someone at Post decided a terrifying clown was the perfect way to convince children to eat breakfast.
His sales pitch? The “greatest cereal treat on earth.”
The cereal has been gone for decades, but this commercial has survived to traumatize entirely new generations.
Who watched this and thought, “Mom, I want that cereal!” 😭
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Before Charlie Sheen was “winning” and talking about tiger blood, he was selling cigarettes in JAPAN. 🚬
Yes, this is a REAL commercial from the 1990s featuring Charlie Sheen promoting Parliament cigarettes.
Back then, Hollywood celebrities were collecting enormous paychecks to appear in Japanese commercials that most American audiences would never see.
And Charlie Sheen was apparently the face of luxury cigarette advertising.
The whole thing looks like a scene from a movie.
The 1990s really were something else. 😂
He was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly stealing a poster. He would never recover from what happened next.
This one always gets me when I watch it.
March 16, 2016. Otto Warmbier, a 21-year-old American college student, stood before a North Korean court.
His trial lasted just ONE HOUR.
He was accused of stealing a political propaganda poster from his hotel. In a government-arranged confession, he broke down in tears and begged for forgiveness.
The judge sentenced him to 15 years of hard labor.
This original news report captures the moment the sentence was announced, when there was still hope that diplomatic negotiations could bring him home.
After 17 months in North Korean custody, Otto was finally returned to the United States on June 13, 2017.
He had suffered catastrophic brain damage and was unresponsive.
Six days later, he died. He was just 22 years old.
He never got to tell the world what happened to him inside that prison.
Before Charlie Sheen was “winning” and talking about tiger blood, he was selling cigarettes in JAPAN. 🚬
Yes, this is a REAL commercial from the 1990s featuring Charlie Sheen promoting Parliament cigarettes.
Back then, Hollywood celebrities were collecting enormous paychecks to appear in Japanese commercials that most American audiences would never see.
And Charlie Sheen was apparently the face of luxury cigarette advertising.
The whole thing looks like a scene from a movie.
The 1990s really were something else. 😂
It's 1953. You're a little kid watching television when suddenly, a strange face appears on the screen.
The painted smile. The lifeless eyes. The unsettling voice.
And then you realize… he's trying to sell you BREAKFAST CEREAL. 🤡
This is a REAL vintage commercial for Post Sugar Rice Krinkles, featuring Krinkles the Clown.
The cereal debuted in 1950, and apparently someone at Post decided a terrifying clown was the perfect way to convince children to eat breakfast.
His sales pitch? The “greatest cereal treat on earth.”
The cereal has been gone for decades, but this commercial has survived to traumatize entirely new generations.
Who watched this and thought, “Mom, I want that cereal!” 😭
Lindsay 🇺🇸 retweeted
🚨 HOLY MOLY — Elon Musk is reportedly investing $1 BILLION in Skydance, the media giant that now owns CNN, CBS, HBO, Warner Bros. and Paramount. 👀
Yes, Elon Musk is now reportedly putting money into the company that owns CNN❗️
The investment comes as billionaire David Ellison expands his media empire.
@elonmusk
@CNN
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🚨 Clavicular (Braden Peters, 20) pleaded NOT GUILTY today in Massachusetts to charges involving the alleged rape of a 17-year-old.
He was released on $10K bail, surrendered his passport, and was ordered not to contact or post about his accuser.
“You are forgiven, sir.”
Four words that brought one of America’s most notorious serial killers to tears.
On December 18, 2003, Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer, sat in court as the families of his victims confronted him.
Then Robert Rule, whose 16-year-old daughter Linda was murdered by Ridgway, stood up.
Instead of expressing hatred, he offered forgiveness.
Ridgway lowered his head and began to sob.
A father who had every reason to hate the man who murdered his daughter chose forgiveness.
Could you ever forgive someone who murdered your child?
🚨 HOLY MOLY — Elon Musk is reportedly investing $1 BILLION in Skydance, the media giant that now owns CNN, CBS, HBO, Warner Bros. and Paramount. 👀
Yes, Elon Musk is now reportedly putting money into the company that owns CNN❗️
The investment comes as billionaire David Ellison expands his media empire.
@elonmusk
@CNN










