Demand @John_Walsh return his grandchildren to their mother @MeghanWals87345 #AbolishCPS Vote @va_shiva Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai for US Senator in MA 2026
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"You break it, you buy it."
"If we fix Flint, then we'll have to fix other cities." Flint resident Melissa Mays lays into local officials over the continued failure of their water system, where stagnant, sewage-smelling water remains the norm.
Status Coup's @JordanChariton gets all the details on the ground.
Video by Phillip Hawkins
Footage via @JonFarinaPhoto
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A woman in France started throwing water on the protesters so her upstairs neighbors started dumping water on her!
Moral of the story: Always stand with the people, never side with the bourgeoisie.
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Going to say it one more time because folks still aren’t getting it: The people haven’t won anything. Democrats winning elections doesn’t mean the people won. It means corporations, billionaires, and the Zionist war machine won because they own both parties. The people won’t win until we rise up against both parties and fight for a better system.
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After a banking scandal left 3 million unable to access their money, the people of Paraguay filled the streets, dragged their corrupt politicians out of Congress, and forced the president to resign. Protests, strikes, and revolution are the only way to stop the ruling class and restore power to the people.
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Trump/Kushner/Schumer/Jeffries all hail from the same 5-mile radius in NYC, & have connections to the same “mafia”. They would be the most powerful Americans influencing govt. This is not a democracy. This is a mafia takeover!
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This is what voting gets you in the United States. Protests, strikes, and revolution are the only way to stop the ruling class and restore power to the people.
NEW: Chuck Schumer is preparing to lead the Senate with a network of former aides lobbying for private equity—including two former policy chiefs and his top health adviser. Their clients include Blackstone, Apollo, and the industry’s top trade group. readsludge.com/2026/11/06/th…
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Workers in Bangladesh are shutting down factories and striking for better wages.
These workers make clothes for companies like Walmart and H&M on starvation wages.
All power to the people! ✊
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Florence Nightingale didn't just care for patients. She built a systems framework for healthcare that nursing still operates within today.
#Systems #Health #Systems #Nursing #Healthcare
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This is the opposite of going back to brunch and I am here for this type of lib energy
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Your first duty as a parent is the protection of your bloodline.
If you had a dog that sent your child to the ER, you wouldn’t keep the dog.
You’d remove the threat.
Why?
Because you’re a parent.
Yet when the medical establishment injures your child, they tell you the risks are “worth it” and demand you keep coming back for more.
They convince you the danger is actually “protection.”
That isn’t science.
It’s a surrender of your parental stewardship.
The moment you stop defending the establishment and start defending your own child is the moment they call you “crazy.”
Wear the badge. Protecting your children from an establishment that views them as collateral damage isn't "crazy." It’s the most sane thing you can do.
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You could use the same logic for anything else.
Antibiotics cause your child to break out in a severe rash?
You and your doctor immediately discontinue use.
Tylenol causes your child to vomit?
You stop giving it.
Tamiflu caused hallucinations?
It goes in the trash.
But when your child has an adverse reaction to a vaccine, you’re told “keep giving them,” “it’s just a coincidence,” or “temporary ER stays are worth it.”
How is that “following the science”?
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Protests have erupted in Paraguay after a solvency crisis with Ueno Bank left 60% of the people unable to access their money and savings accounts.
As one protester put it:
“They left us without money, without anything, and now they want to kill us too.”
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Every influencer that talks about shadow banning and cencorship isn't really censored. Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai is. Why is it, that when you look up the Massachusetts election results, they show the pictures of all the candidates except for Dr. Shiva. They just give a blank face. This is Google.
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Milton famously became the first community to vote against its MBTA Communities rezoning, with 54% voting to overturn it.
Today, Milton delivered a different message: 51% support for lot-size reform to make starter homes possible.
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FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART, THANK YOU. BUT OUR FIGHT IS FAR FROM OVER.
To everyone who believed in me, volunteered, donated, shared my message, defended me, or offered words of encouragement — thank you.
I will never forget the kindness, courage, and support you've shown me and my family throughout this campaign.
I've met extraordinary people who are tired of being ignored, tired of watching their communities struggle, and tired of a political system that serves wealthy donors and corporate interests instead of the American people.
You reminded me why this fight matters.
This campaign was never about winning a title or building a political career. It was about challenging a broken system and fighting for a country where working people have a genuine opportunity to prosper.
And that mission doesn't end with an election.
The corruption hasn't disappeared. The monopolies haven't disappeared. The economic struggles facing American families haven't disappeared.
And neither will we.
What we started together is bigger than one campaign. It's a fight for the future of our communities, our children, and our country.
I am profoundly grateful for every one of you. And I promise you this: I am not walking away from this fight.
We have work to do. This isn't the end of our story. It's the beginning of something much bigger.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Matthew Arndt
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My parents were foster parents and eventually got to adopt my little brother, but what we watched Child Protective Services put children through all those years still gives us nightmares. My parents knew most of those kids had nowhere else to go, so they stayed in it as long as they were physically able, but it took a toll on them. They fostered 23 kids over the years, and of the ones we've been able to find information on, 4 have passed away. My brother has 9 biological siblings who weren't as lucky as he was. Their stories keep us up at night, and my parents will never be the same. I don't know if any of them were trafficked, but their lives were destroyed in other ways by CPS.
What my little brother, my parents, and I went through with CPS was horrific to witness. I think about all the kids my parents tried to give a little hope and respite to. They never really had a chance. My little brother is the only one who made it out with a life. His birthday was last night, and I got to see him. I know he thinks about his brothers and sisters who are still out there somewhere. I'm so glad he has us, but I know we'll never fill that hole. These kids deserve so much better than what the system gave them. They are not just case numbers. If you've ever thought about fostering, mentoring, or just being a safe person for a child, please do it, because sometimes one person who shows up is all the hope a kid has. To every foster parent who stayed even when it broke their heart, thank you. And to the kids who never got their chance, you are not forgotten.