Dean Edward Riggs

@PeterSchiff @DineshDSouza I found your father's work and lectures before I ever knew you existed. Respect to him. A warrior.

@DineshDSouza My father also said, “Show me the law.” He coined the term “confession” to describe the 1040. Though the government never showed him any law that required him to pay income taxes or file an income tax confession, corrupt judges orchestrated convictions to protect the government.

He hasn’t paid income tax in over 30 years and claims he hasn’t gone to jail because Americans are not legally required to file…

There's no such thing as "addictive personality"

Cowards.

@BretWeinstein @Cernovich Pretty sure he won the lotto in nm also

@Cernovich Yep. I’m clearly late to the Zorro Ranch question. The failure to search is the smoking gun of the Epstein case. The one we can clearly see.

The Fact that Epstein’s Zorro Ranch was apparently not searched upon his arrest, or after his apparent death, and was unknown to most of us until the recent document release, is one of the more stunning facts of history. Something powerful is covering his crimes, for a reason. We must follow every lead and get to the absolute bottom of this. Whatever it takes. The West depends on us pulling this phenomenon up by the roots. All of it. Every bit.

@aakashgupta And it wasn't enough, he had to steal from kids with a meme coin rug pull.

A 13-year-old kid in Greenville, North Carolina watches a guy named WoodysGamerTag play Call of Duty and mention he made $100,000 in a year. The kid’s parents just went bankrupt. His mom is working long hours. And this stranger on the internet is earning multiples of her salary playing video games. That kid starts uploading videos as “MrBeast6000.” Gaming clips, estimations of other YouTubers’ wealth. Nobody watches. He does this for five years. Five years of uploading into the void to an audience that barely exists. In 2017, he films himself counting to 100,000. The video is almost 24 hours long. It goes viral. That’s the crack in the wall. Here’s what happened next. He reinvested every dollar from every video into the next video. While other creators were buying houses and cars, he was spending $1 million per flagship video on production alone. His manager confirmed brands pay $2.5 to $3 million just to be mentioned in a single upload. Today he has 467 million subscribers. The most-subscribed channel on YouTube, period. His businesses did $473 million in revenue in 2024, a 114% jump from the year before. Fortune pegged his net worth at $2.6 billion in 2026. He employs over 250 people. He signed a deal with Amazon reportedly worth $100 million for Beast Games. His snack brand Feastables hit $100 million in annual revenue. WoodysGamerTag, the channel that started it all, has 1.2 million subscribers and gets about 186,000 views a month. The number that inspired a bankrupt kid to start uploading was $100,000 a year. He now makes that in roughly 45 minutes. Every creator talks about “bet on yourself.” Jimmy Donaldson actually did it, every single day for 14 years, and the compounding turned a bedroom in North Carolina into the largest individual media operation on the planet.

@wil_da_beast630 Learn about the judaized khazars. This might shed some light for you.

Is Marxism "white culture?"

What is "white culture?"

Seems to be circular. A sect of evil elites use judiasm as a cover, that causes resentment amongst the non Jews, which galvanizes the normal Jews bc they're now persecuted. Which causes extreme ethnocentricity, which causes persecution..............................................

@AxlFinch @EduMontesin Correct.

Am I right this is the longest standing ovation for any mafia don in the last 100 years? 🥇

@LierinEdana @AJA_Cortes @PalmerLuckey Step back and look at your solution, it's the year 2026 and you say, "it's fine just check out from normal society, move to a shed in the woods, grow and can all your own food, and shit in a bucket. Duh. Isn't that what everyone does?" Snap out of it and be honest.

@DeanedriggsDean @AJA_Cortes @PalmerLuckey In 1930 my Grandpa earned $.31 an hour and worked 10 hour days, 5 days a week, about $68 net a month. His house cost $6200. His entire yard was a food garden/orchard, and my Grandma canned everything so they could eat. Math is hard for you, but $816 x 2 doesn't equal $6200.

This is boomer snark that misses the point A $150 pair of shoes and a $1,000 phone aren’t "luxuries" They've become baseline participation costs in modern American life You need a smartphone to apply for jobs, access your bank account, do your schoolwork, and communicate with anyone $150 shoes aren’t extravagant when a pair of basic Nikes starts at $90 and falls apart in 6 month The real question that boomers cannot grasp -Why does a young person in the wealthiest country in history need to spend $1,200/month on a shared apartment, buy a $1000 phone designed to go extinct in a few years, and carry $100,000 in student debt for a degree that was supposed to be the ticket to the middle class, and watch home prices triple in 20 years while wages moved maybe 15%? Nobody is claiming they can’t afford coffee. They’re saying that even doing everything right , a degree, job, no frivolous spending, the math doesn’t work the way it did in 1985 when you could pay tuition with a summer job and buy a house at 24 on one income. Pointing at a kid’s shoes while ignoring the disparity in cost of living is missing the forest for the trees Consumer goods are a net loss over time And the things that actually build wealth, like property, education, healthcare, they all got 5-10x more expensive Would you rather they get a magic marker from the dollar tree store and write it on a cardboard sign? Imbecile.

@LierinEdana @AJA_Cortes @PalmerLuckey I didn't say YOUR grandfather, I said young ppls grandfathers. The post war world is the standard, not during the great depression. Quit being disingenuous. In the 60s early 70s guys were making $8k-10k per year, houses cost $20-$30k.

@DrJackKruse To rise like the Phoenix, we must first be reduced to ash.

New podcast out...... open.spotify.com/episode/44FnPp… Freedom is very much like a chain. Its weakest link affects the entire strength of that bond. What you have done in your past life does not equate with your true potential. We must remind ourselves that at any time in our life we can opt-out of anypast to liberate the future to release the potential buried within us. When you're confused and you're feeling lost, disappointed, hesitant, or weak, return to yourself, to who you are, here and now and when you get there, you will discover yourself, like a lotus flower in full bloom, even in a muddy pond, beautiful and strong. Break me down if it makes you feel right, but there is so much more than meets the eye when it comes to me. You are strong now, stronger than you think. Strong people have a strong sense of self-worth and self-awareness; they don’t need the approval of others. So never be afraid to fail with me. Sink, suffer, self-destruct Rise stronger, reconstruct. Renovate, Rinse, and repeat.

Agreed there's always a way, different problems, different solutions, that's how I advise the young ppl around me as well. But as stated above, to ignore the overall financial situation and continual debasement of the currency, the institutions funneling them into debt slavery before they ever make a dollar, is disingenuous imo.

@DeanedriggsDean @AJA_Cortes @PalmerLuckey I learned to work on the shitty truck I had in my 20’s by reading a repair manual I bought at a book store. Today you don’t even have to do that, you can learn how to do anything by watching you tube videos for free. There is literally no excuse.

@Aarvoll_ @bitzydimbo Not happening while the fridge is full and the power is on.

@bitzydimbo We're too busy

I don't understand how we're not having a global revolution right now.

Could sure. But when their grandfather could buy a whole home in a nice neighborhood with about 2 years salary, raise a family on a single income, retire with a pension, etc etc, and they find out what's really going on in the world, and the cause of this decay? Murdering satanic pedophiles and taking their homes seems like a much more righteous endeavor at this point.

@DeanedriggsDean @AJA_Cortes @PalmerLuckey Even a 'dry' shed (no water/sewer, carry water & use a composting toilet) requiring a longer drive is not a problem when your 'rent' is $400 instead of $2000 ... plus no water bills. Toss solar panels and a dish for internet on the roof & you have NO utilities. Just buy water.

@BretWeinstein It's not a phenomenon. You honestly think he was the first? You think they just stopped doing that? Cmon man.

The Epstein phenomenon is a national security emergency. Obviously.

@bkp6908 @davidicke @HenryMakow Wtf? Baron rothchild was arrested in Austria prior to WW2 and held for the biggest ransom in history. It goes on for days and days and days. Warburgs too, two brothers just so happened to run the German bank and the Federal reserve simultaneously.

@davidicke @HenryMakow I can’t believe, until about a week ago, I thought the whole Rothschild banking family information was just conjecture and conspiracy theories. Clearly I have some reading to do. It seems like the family actively avoids the press and is almost never in the spotlight.

Kudos to David Icke for finally naming the Rothschilds and Chabad after years of talking about reptilians and shape shifters. henrymakow.com/2026/02/-david…

Their rent is through the roof, none of the youngsters can turn wrenches anymore so they can't drive beaters, so the car payment and insurance is through the roof, they're already in debt before they start working bc the fake ass education system turned them into pissed off, skill less debt slaves, inner cities aren't safe, have to live farther away from work, etc etc etc. There's always a solution, and it's always personal responsibility, but to ignore this stuff is disingenuous.

@PalmerLuckey you’re right that you can participate for less but the "just buy cheaper stuff” framing pins the problem simply as consumer discipline The issue is the non-optional costs of building a middle class life have become wildly inflated, and it affects the youngest the most

@StefanMolyneux I have Christ and crosses and rosaries all over my home. Pray most days. Read the Bible front to back. Been to church once as a grown man, the most shallow and juvenile thing I could've possibly imagined.

It's really quite simple. I've been to a number of church services over the last few years. It's all feel-good estrogen psychobabble and land acknowledgments. Boring and claustrophobic to men, who want to define and hunt sin and sinners.

@AJA_Cortes @DrJackKruse been saying it.

Peter Attia being Epstein's concierge doctor is by far the weirdest crossover

Stay sober and keep a clear mind. Maintain the temple.

Main takeaway from the Epstein files is the synagogue of Satan is real. Christ is King!