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Official Interpreter and Assistant for @DataRepublican

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ASTRA RCE
ASTRA RCE@astrarce·
Although the subscribers are interesting, the launch partners also stand out. We have @kurtbardella, @MarkRuffalo, Amanda McGonigle, Blaire Postman, Robby Roadsteamer, Larry Krasner, Camaron Stevenson, Xander Schultz, and Rook T. Winchester.
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🧵🚨 BREAKING: Miles Taylor: "Anonymous," former DHS Chief of Staff, Google security executive launched a website called GTFO ICE that collects your full name, email, phone number, and zip code to join an anti-ICE "rapid response network." And publishes the user infromation via a public API. 🚨 17,662 people have signed up. The sign-up data is exposed on a public REST API. No true authentication. No rate limiting. Full records: names, emails, phone numbers, zip codes, timestamps. The man who ran the third-largest federal department (250,000 employees, $60 billion budget) who oversaw election security architecture and led counterterrorism operations, then served as Google's Head of National Security Policy... ...can't secure a sign-up form. But he does milk hundreds of thousands of NGO dollars on these credentials. While freeloading off his fame as the person who wrote the infamous NYT article "I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration." And despite me pinging @MilesTaylorUSA about this 12 hours ago, the REST API is still wide open and exposed as of now. Everything has been turned over to FBI, HSI, ICE, and more agencies. As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇

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InfantryDort
InfantryDort@infantrydort·
Yo Reese, Ranger Tab holder here (as if I give a f*ck about it). When we want your opinion on Infantry qualifications, we'll give them to you. Right now your opinion is "I don't have an opinion because I'm not in the Infantry." F*ck are you talking about? When Hegseth came up, do you know what the #1 thing on everyone's mind was? WAR. But you wouldn't know that would you, because you clearly like saying things without thinking first. I came up during that time too. Do you know what we were doing at Fort Benning? Funneling people as fast as possible to the fight. When I graduated IOBC, NO NATIONAL GUARD GUYS were allowed to go to Ranger School. The slots were reserved for Active Duty. And even then, everyone didn't get in. If you went to a mechanized unit, you could come back later unless you were high on the graduation OML. Priority went to light units. AND EVEN THEN, you had one chance to get through. Luckily I went straight through and got the tab, but I didn't even have airborne wings yet. So I was a leg Ranger student. The sh*t was all messed up back then for Infantry officers. I got rushed to my unit and found out both my CO and XO were KIA. So again, tell me, what's your understanding of Infantry career progression back then? Because my situation wasn't unique. We had to fill f*****g battlefield billets and didn't have time to worry about pieces of uniform flair. So maybe stop asking your Infantry "friends" with less than 5 minutes in the Army how sh*t worked back in the early 2000s. Since they were probably watching f*****g Blues Clues and sh**ting themselves on commercial breaks. Go find a coloring book. Fill it in between the lines. Try not to eat the crayons. You're not a Marine either.
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SKDoubleDub
SKDoubleDub@SKDoubleDub33·
Let that sink in for a second. Miles Taylor served as DHS deputy chief of staff and senior advisor to John Kelly. He later served as chief of staff of DHS….under Donald Trump. Taylor led sensitive counterterrorism activities at DHS, including work to disrupt terrorist plots "that spanned multiple cells, multiple countries, and multiple attack vectors." And now, he’s creating websites where people are sending messages with threats on President Trump.👇🏼
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DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican

Miles Taylor was DHS Deputy Chief of Staff. That department houses the United States Secret Service — the agency that investigates threats against the President. He built a site that collected those threats. And apparently never reported them. @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon

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DataRepublican (small r)
DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican·
And now GTFO Ice is gone too. Also revealed to be a Replit application. One that collected 17K+ PII phone numbers, full names, and emails and exposed them all on an unsecured GET API. Google’s National Security Policy head, everyone.
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DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican·
🚨🧵 BREAKING: Former DHS Chief Miles Taylor's prank site collected death threats against the President and 4,000+ people's personal data. Then exposed them through all an open API. 🚨 Two days ago, I showed you how Miles Taylor's GTFO ICE site exposed 17,000+ people's data on an open API. That site halted sign-ups and is still "under construction." But Taylor's organization DEFIANCE[.]org didn't just build one leaky site. They built two. On the same server. UndoTrump[.]org — launched April 1, 2026 as an "April Fools' joke" — collects names, emails, and political messages from people signing up for fictional "Removal Parties" at government buildings. The White House Ballroom. The Kennedy Center. The DOJ. Battleships. 4,000+ signup records. 3,300+ unique people. Same vulnerability. Same API. Same zero authentication. And this one has death threats against a sitting President in the database. The man who was deputy chief of staff for the department that houses the Secret Service couldn't secure a sign-up form. Again. As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇
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InfantryDort
InfantryDort@infantrydort·
The more I research the Afghan withdrawal, the more I admire the U.S forces on the ground. Dealing with that impossible situation. And I do mean impossible. May we never put such fine American stock in such a predicament again. Ever.
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DataRepublican (small r)
DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican·
Watch out for the Dignity Index bridge builders to come out of the woodwork and lecture us that violence is only one symptom of a "culture of contempt." The solution, of course, is giving them even more NGO dollars to spread the Dignity Index far and wide.
DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican

🧵🚨 THREAD: Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University. Within TWO HOURS, leaders of 7 "bridge-building" organizations assembled on a conference call. Why so fast? Because UVU was THEIR campus. 🚨 This is Maury Giles, incoming CEO of Braver Angels, admitting on camera at the National Conference on Citizenship: "Within two hours of the assassination, a group of us, all Utahns, we gathered on a call. We'd become friends over the last 5 years through our work in the community. And we also happen to be leaders in seven different national organizations that work in civic renewal." Two hours. Seven national organizations. But this wasn't a spontaneous reaction to a tragedy. This was a network protecting its home turf. Because UVU wasn't just the place where Kirk was shot. It was the institutional center of the entire bridge-building / Dignity Index apparatus... and had been for years. And the kicker? These seven national organizations don't hide their own intent: replicate color revolution tactics in the United States. And, yes, that includes MWEG - Mormon Women for Ethical Government. I have the receipts... they all admitted this on camera. As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇

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Shipwreckedcrew
Shipwreckedcrew@shipwreckedcrew·
I'm coming around to the view that the SPLC was hiding its involvement from some/all of the agitators it was funding as much as from its donors. Maybe not all, but I suspect some had no idea they were being paid to do what they did with SPLC money. I suspect we are going to learn that the some of the "informants" were not inside the groups, but were adjacent to them and offered themselves as a funding source from a third party who didn't want to be identified -- but the third party was explained to the agitators as someone who supported their efforts. As much as "money talks", I think it would have been impossible to maintain the secrecy of this effort to the extent they did for as long as they did if the hate group racist agitators knew they were taking money from the SPLC or anyone associated with the SPLC.
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DataInterprete(r)@DataInterpretr·
Well said!! Stay out of the circle jerk!! 👏👏🤟🇺🇸
John Ʌ Konrad V@johnkonrad

Thanks to everyone DMing to ask if I’m okay after the White House Correspondents Dinner. But y’all are retarded. Yes, I am a member of the New Pentagon Press Corps. I say “New” because the old Pentagon Press Corps Association still exists. In what world did you think they’d invite me to join and attend their dinners? Yes, I have a Pentagon press pass. No, it does not get me access to the White House. Hell, it doesn’t even get me into the Pentagon anymore except during press briefings, and those of us outside the swamp rarely get enough notice to attend. The old press corps gets to attend those briefings too. Hell, it didn’t even get me an interview with the Secretary of the Navy or the CNO at the Navy Conference. The old press corps got those. Hell, it doesn’t get me anywhere near the action in the Middle East. Yes, I was invited to the White House many times last year. No, I have not been invited a single time this year. Yes, the blow-up over conservative influencers (Tucker, Shapiro, Candace, Fuentes, etc) pushed this administration to cozy up to traditional press and second-guess everyone who had absolutely nothing to do with that mess. No, I don’t attend circle jerks of any kind. Especially black-tie events in DC. No, I do not want invites to retarded DC press events. Yes, skipping press circle jerks hurts my business. No, I don’t care. Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, Marxist, Independent: doesn’t matter what your party is. You’re either inside the circle jerk or outside it. Thankfully, I’m outside. We aren’t going to lose the midterms because Trump is doing a bad job. This administration is doing a fantastic job. We are certain to lose for three reasons: 1.Republicans in Congress suck. 2.This administration ejected Elon, who was our only real chance to drain the swamp of retards. 3.This administration continues to platform hostile press and influencers at the expense of those of us who actually report the great things they are doing. It’s a club, and you and I ain’t in it. MAGA wins when Trump officials spend time on farms in Butler, behind the counter at McDonald’s, and driving garbage trucks. MAGA loses when America sees the cabinet rubbing elbows with “journalists” at black-tie events in DC, at the White House, or on Air Force One. That’s a hard fact. P.S. This isn’t anti-Trump. It’s not me begging for invites. I want none. It’s a warning: if this administration keeps platforming MSM courtiers and garbage influencers, the hostility will keep escalating and the shootings will continue. THEY are breaking the country, not the independent press refusing to clap. And the Trump Admin, who IMHO is doing a great job, can’t help itself from playing their idiotic games. Hegseth was right. The only way to deal with today’s media is with a swift kick in the ass out the door. NOT by rescheduling their garbage after you almost get shot at their retarded event.

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InfantryDort@infantrydort·
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Asra Nomani
Asra Nomani@AsraNomani·
INSIGHT: Where did Cole Allen learn to hate? A portrait emerges of a young man who went from being a bright young earnest inventor as a senior at Caltech in 2017 to an alleged assassin in 2026 parroting the rhetoric of anti-Trump nonprofits. Cole Allen said in his manifesto: "...I am no longer willing to permit a pedophile, rapist, and traitor to coat my hands with his crimes." Those words are very familiar to me. I have seen them shouted at #NoKings rallies over the past year. See their graphic designs that the anti-Trump nonprofits began in 2016, continuing through today, even selling this on T-shirts: "Traitor' "Rapist" "Unfit" "Moron" "Pedophile" In a new @FoxNews Digital article with @pmd_reports, we chronicle Cole Allen's radicalization from a budding mechanical engineer to a potential assassin. FULL STORY: foxnews.com/us/cole-allen-… On that journey, Cole Allen went to a #NoKings protest and parroted in his manifesto the EXACT words of the anti-Trump haters. President Trump today described the alleged gunman as a “very troubled,” “disturbed” individual whose manifesto revealed intense hostility — including, Trump said, "hatred" toward Christians. Family members reportedly flagged concerns to law enforcement. Investigators say Allen had drifted further into anti-Trump extremism, attending a "No Kings” protest organized by Indivisible, MoveOn, People's Forum, ANSWER Coalition, Party for Socialism and Liberation and 500 groups with about $3 BILLION in revenues. A portrait emerges of a man radicalized. Allen looks very different than the young man he was as a graduating senior. Fox News Digital unearthed a 2017 video showing him as a quiet Caltech engineering student presenting an invention for seniors in Los Angeles. At the “Aging into the Future” conference, he demonstrated a wheelchair brake prototype — built with simple piping used for plumbing. Kneeling beside a wheelchair, speaking in a flat, affectless tone, he explained: “The wheelchair brakes tend to lock the wheels but don’t actually lock the chair to the ground… The deal with this is to prevent it from moving at all.” The device itself? Not sophisticated — a basic pipe-based contraption that experts say didn’t reflect advanced mechanical engineering for a Caltech senior. His future, on paper, looked stable. Then, it seems, came the break. Authorities say Allen rushed a Secret Service checkpoint at the Washington Hilton, opened fire, and was stopped before reaching the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Now charged in a federal case, Allen’s trajectory raises a chilling question: How does someone go from a quiet engineering student focused on helping seniors to an accused gunman with a manifesto outlining violence? The answers lie in the rhetoric of a manifesto that parrots the rhetoric of nonprofits manifesting in a young man the very hate they have been bringing to life on the streets.
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1/ WATCH: Cole Allen in his own words… The California computer scientist, 31, accused of opening fire at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner isn’t just any would-be killer — he is an elite-trained engineer from Caltech, where students with perfect SAT scores gain admission. And now — in a new @FoxNews Digital story with my colleague @pmd_reports — I’ve unearthed a video of him from 2017 speaking publicly about…yes, creating brakes for wheelchairs to make life easier for seniors. 🔗 Read our full story here: foxnews.com/us/cole-allen-…

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The Researcher
The Researcher@listen_2learn·
In December 2021, Susan Corke and Norm Eisen discussed saving democracy on a Brookings podcast. Susan was the former Director of Intelligence at the SPLC. She also co-authored the Democracy Playbook with Norm Eisen. Susan said that when Trump won in 2016 by employing the tools of an authoritarian, she knew it was a dangerous time for America, so she decided to put the revolution business skills she had honed overseas to good use here to save their democracy. That is when Susan decided to join the SPLC Poverty Palace. Susan said that the white nationalists from the Unite the Right rally were empowered by Trump’s rhetoric. Now we know the SPLC was paying one of the planners. Susan then mentioned the Charlottesville “very fine people on both sides” hoax which has been repeatedly debunked for years years.
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DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican·
I am going to keep repeating this until people understand this. Karen Bass was not only a Castro operative and Communist, but she got elevated to Vice Chair of National Endowment for Democracy, which is the center of soft power operations in the US government. She is not a "DEI mayor." She is extremely powerful at the global stage. She was actively involved in shaping foreign policy with the Obama administration, especially Africa. Her Ghana visit during the LA wildfires wasn't a vacation, it was part of a Biden delegate to greet Ghana's new President. She was considered HUD Secretary for the Biden administration. Instead, she nominated the person who would become the actual HHS Secretary - California Attorney General Xavier Becerra. Now, let me ask you. If a literal Castro operative gets elevated to this stage, what does this imply about the rest of the United States government?
Jack Posobiec@JackPosobiec

Reminder that Karen Bass is an actual communist who was trained in a Marxist Brigade by the Castro regime

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Spirits of the Wasatch
Spirits of the Wasatch@wasatchdotco·
Our whiskey family had grown. Our new Orange Wine Cask Finished Bourbon is now available for pre-order online. We've also sent a limited number (90-bottles) of our grain-to-glass Straight Bourbon Whiskey for online sales.
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John Ʌ Konrad V
John Ʌ Konrad V@johnkonrad·
The shipbuilding crisis is absolutely 💯 urgent. What’s astonishing is how many people keep dropping the ball, slow-walking decisions, then acting shocked when the president gets angry. He is not OK with “maybe in two weeks.” I’ve never met POTUS, but multiple sources say he wants ships built yesterday. And the list of people steamrolled for moving too slowly on shipbuilding is not exactly short.
Greg Kelly@gregkellyusa

What a DESPICABLE guy Hegseth is. Frustrated that he can’t remove his Real Nemesis, the Army Secretary, He Fires the NAVY Secretary, has him “walked out of the building” by security. But this was NOT an Urgent matter. Could have given the SECNAV a month, maybe 2 weeks notice. You know, The DECENT thing to do. Instead this Insecure FAKE, who Lied and Conned his way thru Life (see Mom) and the Trump admin (see ‘confidential settlement’ ie Blackmail of accuser #1) Blows up Someone Else’s life bc he can’t Handle his own. Not CUTE anymore.

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