Greg Piper

How to deal with a journalist: a short 🧵 We are "on the record" by default. If you don't want any of what you say to end up in a story, or conveyed to other people, tell them "off the record" from the start.

Who knew treating humans as property could violate human rights? Nepalese clinic accused of coercing girls into egg harvesting, exposing exploitation in the fertility industry adfinternational.org/news/nepalese-…

@unlimited_ls This isn't "breaking." You're just recycling old news.

🚨BREAKING: FAMILY OUTRAGE after San Francisco judge SUSPENDS 8-year sentence for man who RANDOMLY and FATALLY attacked an 84-year-old because he “was angry after a bad day” Antonine Watson, 24, attacked Vicha Ratanapakdee, 84, during a daily walk on January 28, 2021 Judge Linda Colfax sentenced Antoine Watson to eight years and ordered his immediate release on probation after serving five years in jail A jury found Watson guilty of assault and involuntary manslaughter but cleared him of murder and elder abuse

@Rightanglenews You can't say something that happened yesterday is "breaking." That's a lie. Language has to mean something, and you being a day late means you can't say "breaking."

BREAKING - A San Francisco Superior Court judge, Linda Colfax, has suspended the already light eight year sentence of Antoine Watson, a black man who killed an 84 year old man in an unprovoked 2021 attack, citing his “traumatic childhood” as justification for her ruling.

🔥You know you are doing something right when Reuters, Axios, and Politico all cover you within 24 hours. 📰 On March 20th, @ICANdecide filed a formal petition demanding that HHS add over 300 vaccine injuries to the federal Vaccine Injury Compensation Program's Vaccine Injury Table. The table has not been updated since 2017. Every injury on the list was already acknowledged by the federal government itself in its commissioned reports, agency publications, and FDA-approved vaccine manufacturer package inserts. Now watch how the legacy media frames it. Reuters calls ICAN an "anti-vaccine group." Axios calls Aaron Siri's legal interpretation "ridiculous," quoting from an attorney who is simultaneously leading the legal effort to block the Trump administration's vaccine policy reforms. Politico raises the specter of the midterm elections, suggesting that recognizing vaccine-injured Americans might be politically inconvenient. (reut.rs/41B6wlS, bit.ly/4tx6Oqf, bit.ly/41vcHrF) All three outlets found space to quote legal and academic experts warning that recognizing more vaccine injuries could be dangerous, inconvenient, or legally unsound. Not one of them paused to ask whether the current system might be dangerous, inconvenient, or legally unsound for the people who were injured. Here is what they will not tell you. The legal standard for inclusion on the Vaccine Injury Table is association, not proven causation. Congress chose that word deliberately in 1986. In exchange for stripping vaccine-injured Americans of their right to a jury trial, an Article III judge, and the ability to sue manufacturers directly, Congress promised a compensation system that would recognize injuries the government itself had already acknowledged. That promise has been broken for decades. The experts quoted to discredit this petition are the same class of voices who have spent years insisting the system works just fine, while the injured went unrecognized, uncompensated, and gaslit by the very institutions that were supposed to protect them. 🛑The 60-day clock is running. If HHS does not act, a federal lawsuit will follow. And none of this would be possible without the supporters who have funded this work for ten years. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you. The injured have not been forgotten, and we are not stopping. Join us. 👇 bit.ly/ICAN_VICP_Dema…

Higher education administration and staff salaries are growing faster than faculty salaries. insidehighered.com/news/faculty/c…

Baffled that @nickgillespie brought the train wreck of a tech journalist Taylor Lorenz on his podcast. A fortune teller lives in greater reality than Taylor. reason.com/podcast/2026/0…

Minnesota ban on election 'deepfakes' doesn't exempt parody, groups ask appeals court to clarify justthenews.com/nation/free-sp… via @JustTheNews

@arlenparsa You sound like a pretty useless person compared to Mullin. x.com/CommishSmith/s…

AOC graduated with honors from Boston University with double degrees in Economics and International Relations. Markwayne was the only Senator without even a bachelor’s degree. Hope that helps.

@netpoette @Telegraph It's a shahada. You must credit the vaccine's powers as a matter of faith.

@gregpiper @Telegraph The headline is good, but they still keep going on about the supposed benefits of Covid vaccination, allegedly "writ large" & "widely credited with ending the very worst of the pandemic". Widely credited by whom?

🔴 Six years later, the true scale of the vaccines’ side effects is emerging. Yet those coping with life-changing conditions remain ignored Read how Nikola was left disabled after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine below 🔗 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/2…

When will perverts learn you won't get in trouble if you simply declare yourself a woman and walk into the women's locker room at Planet Fitness? wdbj7.com/2026/03/26/lpd…

NFL pundit Mike Florio literally defends racial discrimination as a cure for racial discrimination. Laughably unconstitutional. nbcsports.com/nfl/profootbal…

The esteemed AMA: “We met and decided we weren't going to align with the evidence, but we also weren’t going to tell anyone unless the press asked. And when they asked, we responded with our very clear messaging but the National Review somehow got our very clear messaging completely wrong. Then we waited until a Congressional hearing in March to ‘set the record straight.’”

So in addition to the fabricated sexual harassment claim, the $65,000 number is also made up? I don’t care what your views on Prasad are, but should all agree our major media companies are no better than the tabloids.

This regulatory approval of high-dose GLP-1 is perfect for my new movement: MASALA (Make Americans Sick and Lazy Again) healthline.com/health-news/fd…

Maybe sending this fraud to prison will break her pattern of lying and ripping off homeowners. Infamous DC squatter SUES homeowner, claims $500K in designer goods are missing wjla.com/news/local/dc-…

Exiting FDA CBER chief Dr. Vinay Prasad commutes from California, which has cost the government about $27,000 through Feb. 1, according to records obtained by The Epoch Times.

Here's another correction for Liz for make. How much of her story will be discredited by the time Prasad leaves? x.com/ZackStieber/st…

@AlecGaffney @l_e_whyte And she got caught lying again, this time about Prasad's travel expenses. x.com/ZackStieber/st…

WSJ's @l_e_whyte reports that VINAY PRASAD, the FDA's embattled biologics director, is set to leave the FDA in April: wsj.com/health/healthc…

@ZackStieber So WSJ's Liz Essley Whyte is an even bigger liar than we knew.