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@MAGA_X_Times Gotta destroy these cameras or no one will be safe

“WHAT THE FLOCK?! 😂 This poor dude is just trying to drive home and the neighborhood ‘Flock’ camera keeps screaming ‘WARRANT! WARRANT!’ like it’s personally offended by his truck. Cops pull him over… twice… even though HE HAS NO WARRANT and the police chief knows it. But every time he rolls past one of these things? 🚨 Lights and sirens. FLOCK isn’t even an acronym, by the way — it’s just the brand name for these Big Brother license-plate spies that can’t tell a real criminal from a guy running errands. Surveillance state so advanced it’s harassing innocent people on autopilot. Watch till the end… you’re gonna lose it. What do you think — genius crime-fighting tool or expensive glitch factory? Drop your thoughts below 👇” Time for a new registration plate Kyle

@1_Stupid_Fuck No. Video 2 and half way through your book though. These videos require deep focus and attention because they are much more succinct and to the point than your last versions. A+

Has anyone already finished all of 3.0 yet?

@KimKatieUSA @SlimBooter Its not crazy because they open securities in your name and absolutely bank off every single case

@SlimBooter Right? It’s crazy. But someone has the contract to do nothing for millions.

Chicago police just arrested a citizen for cleaning up trash in his own community alleys and streets. His group regularly does the job the city refuses to do. This man and his organization go out and clean public spaces that local government ignores. Instead of thanking him they slapped cuffs on him. Why? Because Chicago has fat contracts with private companies that get paid to do nothing.

@magcitrate @JiujitsuOtter Letting him go while still he's still conscious will show without a doubt that you do not fear for your safety

@JiujitsuOtter I’d still respect the “tap” even in the streets. Let him go. If he wants to tango again, then no rules.

“There’s no rules in the street” mfers when they realize that applies to people that train too.

@magcitrate @JiujitsuOtter No obligation until the threat is neutralized Unconsciousness is a safe neutral

@VigilantFox This was my favorite thing. To tell those vaxheads they were fully vaxxed and to stay away from me lol

This 45-second clip with Dr. Peter Hotez is difficult to watch. A mom from Texas desperately asks him why she keeps getting “really bad” COVID. She got three COVID shots, took multiple rounds of Paxlovid, but she keeps “getting COVID often.” Dr. Hotez tells the woman that her repeated COVID infections are basically her fault for skipping boosters. WOMAN: “I’m getting COVID often. I took Paxlovid the third time, and then a few weeks later I got it again. COVID was really bad on me.” HOTEZ: “After you had your first two immunizations way back in 2021, did you get boosters regularly?” WOMAN: “I got one booster, and then after that I stopped getting them.” HOTEZ: “Yeah. So that’s the reason why you keep up with the boosters.” The saddest part about this interaction is that the woman was so convinced by Hotez that getting COVID was her fault that she was eager to get another booster shot after the show. This is an extreme case of medical gaslighting that is easy to spot. But what about when it’s not? What about the times you did everything your doctor recommended—only to find yourself worse off than when you started? 🧵

@TheBrancaShow Might as well do a full on appeal to heaven if you can't defend yourself from a violent civilian

Chud The Builder May Still Be Pressured Into Plea Deal | ChudTheBuilder x.com/TheBrancaShow/…

@1776General_ Most of yall need to understand the courts are not article 3 courts. They are administrative courts and they have authority over federally created legal fictions. They hold you as an attachment, like collateral, for the 'charge'. You only have 14th amendment rights in there

Judge orders gag order on Chud The Builder It prohibits Chud from livestreaming or making social media posts while the case is ongoing The judge is terrified of the support Chud has received and the exposure of the courts unprecedented discriminatory handling of the case. The judge has stipulating how his extremely high unprecedented bond can be paid.

@OldeWorldOrder Gang r*pe is democracy

THOMAS JEFFERSON: "A democracy is nothing more than mob rule, where 51% of the people may take away the rights of the other 49%."

@LegacyProgramVP 18 usc 1001 allows any ' party to judicial preceding ' to perpetrate fraud and schemes upon the court with complete immunity. This is why bar cars are considered officers of the court now, so your own lawyer can railroad you with complete immunity

BREAKING: Arrest Warrant Affidavit for Dalton Eatherly aka ChudtheBuilder states that Dalton “reached for his firearm located in his right jacket pocket…during a verbal altercation” after “turning his body to a bladed stance towards Mr. Fox”. A “physical altercation ensued” after. Apparently there were “several innocent bystanders in the area…surveillance video of the incident shows a ricocheting projectile hitting nearby walls”. I obtained a copy of the warrant through request to the County Clerk’s office. As far as I know, this is the first time anyone is actually seeing it with the actual description of what occurred during the May 13, 2026 incident in Clarksville, TN.

@heyimorgn @ivanlezcano030 @grok For your child any time they seek approval; 'how do you feel about it?' Then I generally agree

Mi amigo nunca escuchó el mensaje de voz final de su papá. Durante 3 años. Dijo que "no estaba listo". Una noche después de beber, finalmente lo reprodujo. Esperábamos algo emotivo. Un adiós tipo película. En cambio, su papá dijo:

@TheFlatEartherr Take a drill, dowsing rod or something. Check for primary water I bet there's a water vane

@ArchetypeTheory I think all this is really more about if white people should always be fearing for their lives around blacks. You can't know which attack will kill or maime you. You also have no idea to what end the attack will be, especially by an emotional person with no impulse control

I pulled every murder and attempted murder case from Montgomery County's public court records under DA Robert Nash. 16 cases. Not one exceeded $250,000 bail. Nash never requested no bond for any of them. Then Dalton Eatherly was charged with attempted murder where nobody died, in self defense, Nash requested complete detention, and the judge set bail at $1,250,000. Every case number is verifiable. The data is below.

@Dsleuth_ You'd have to get them to be accountable to the law, and none of the laws they use comport with the original body of law

If Attys lie in court as officers of the court it’s not fraud on the court? A man lies in court and it’s fraud on the court? So special privileges or equal treatment?

@TheBrancaShow They can't be held accountable because 18 usc 1001 gives them complete impunity to perpetrate fraud in court

I remember reading the charging document for George Zimmerman, which made all sorts of similar claims, NOT ONE OF WHICH WAS EVEN ARGUED, MUCH LESS PROVEN, AT TRIAL. Prosecutors lie in charging documents all the time, just to secure the trial for the defendant, and I've never ONCE in 35 years practicing law seen them held accountable for this conduct. By the time it's exposed the trial is already underway, everybody shrugs, it's just water under the bridge.

@OfVoice35353 @SteveP598558 @MajToure 18 USC 1001 gives them impugnity as there is no definition for a 'party to judicial proceedings' so they basically include whomever they want to perpetrate fraud in the courts

Lying on an affidavit where the officers specifically cite surveillance video, not cell phone video, surveillance video, would be grounds for a perjury charge at the very least, civil lawsuits, falsifying a police report and a slew of other criminal charges. I doubt they’d lie about a video THEY are using as evidence. They’d obviously know it would be preserved and used by the DA to prosecute Eatherly. They know it would be viewed by the judge and the defense counsel. That would be the world’s stupidest lie.

We can speculate all we want about the situation involving “Chud The Builder” and Joshua Fox… But investigators used ACTUAL surveillance footage from the courthouse to determine charges. Not to mention there were SEVERAL officers in the IMMEDIATE vicinity who SAW WHAT HAPPENED. That’s why he was charged how he was. Not because “they’re trying to make an example of him.” Claiming he “dindu nuffin” while pretending his case is about “suppressing free speech” is inaccurate. Or the theory that many are arguing that saying “nigger” should mean a death sentence to non white people. Inaccurate reframing at best and total victim mentality cope at worst. Just like most claims being pushed online by bigots, bots or the “I’m a victim” energy the BLM crowd was on for awhile. Here’s the irony: His schtick was built on the idea that words alone shouldn’t provoke violence. And by police accounts of the SURVEILLANCE footage…. This started as a VERBAL confrontation. Then HE allegedly attempted to draw a firearm and use it over an argument. So basically HE chimped out OVER WORDS. Either believe the police in the affidavit or… Wait until THAT surveillance footage THEY used as a reference comes out. To speculate without being robust about the process exposes ignorance and/or bias. Neither are solid moves. If HE initiated and drew a firearm…. It becomes very plausible that the victim reacted out of fear and fight or flight. When someone draws a gun to intimidate (which is brandishing) it’s reasonable the victim defend themselves. Eventually, the surveillance footage (and possibly the livestream) will become public and if it shows what the police allege… All some who’ve spoken prematurely will have done is showcased their victim mentality or lack of understanding of this process. So I’ll get ahead of this by saying.. In my view, based on the charges and statements from authorities, they clearly believe Dalton was responsible for escalating the situation. So based on THOSE initial reports… He’s not a martyr or a free speech hero. He’s a horrible representation of gun owners that anti gunners will paint as the standard gun owner AND MORE SPECIFICALLY… Will paint as most WHITE MALE gun owners. Smart money move for those who ARE safe and responsible gun owners? Call him the erratic gun owner he currently appears to be, which is NOT the standard gun owners hold themselves to. Maintain that stance until new evidence proves to the contrary. Then berobust and OBJECTIVE on that new position based on new FACTS. Anything else is sub par tactics.

@whiterage2026 Integrate your shadow if you hope to have a place in the world for you and your children

Im observing people in pro-White circles moralizing about the Chud situation, taking positions either for or against him. This is the approach that proves you still don’t get it. Did Blacks moralize when evaluating O.J. Simpson’s guilt? Or did they act to punish Whites, as the black jurors later admitted to doing. Black prosecutors like Alvin Bragg, Kim Foxx, or Keith Ellison routinely target Whites punitively, while Black judges release Black defendants—even after violent crimes—explicitly citing race. Blacks don’t moralize. They tribalize. They don’t care at all about the details of a case in order to track the truth. They simply chant “Kill the Boer” Remember, your tendency to moralize stems from an evolved sense of fairness that other races don’t necessarily have. And it’s a moral code that they use against you. Guys—it’s time to learn how to override your sense of morality.

@BrianThole2 @whiterage2026 I can't like this comment but it is likely true

@whiterage2026 “We dobt have to be nazis” bro… wake up, general patton, jfk, they all told you.. the nazis were the good guys. We lost wwII. Look around. We literally teamed up with jews who had just mass murdered 60mil Christians in Russia

White people, without realizing it, are in a kind of prison culture right now—we find ourselves in a perverse incentive structure where the Blacks have teamed up with the blacks, the Hispanics with the Hispanics, and so on… And in order to survive, Whites have to make the same decision to team up with their own. But we currently have many whites who fail to realize the necessity of this survival strategy. They’re off in the corner engaging in academic debate about right and wrong. Meanwhile, there’s an entire democrat socio-political apparatus who has forced teams against White America, and are plotting exactly when to shank us in the shower. I understand how it’s uncomfortable at first to get racial. And Yes—its because we are better than that. But doing the right thing sometimes requires you to feel the wrong thing. Just think of this effort as being equivalent to retrieving a fire extinguisher in a break-glass-in-case-of-emergency situation so as to prevent our own house from burning down. In other words, we don’t have to be Nazis. We can simply just be people who collectively assert our self interest alongside everyone else who is doing the same.

@NatCon2022 Probably end up losing because the system is designed to treat everyone as a 14th amendment 'person' which have no rights, only privileges

Here are the raw facts, so you can sort out the bs and clickbait. 1) Dalton Eatherly AKA Chud the Builder went before a General Sessions judge named Reid Poland III. He set bond at $1,250,000 2) If Eatherly got a bailbondsman at this amount, the premium is set by state law at 10%. Completely non-refundable. Usually 50% of the premium is due up front. This would mean that he would need to pony up $62,500 before getting out. 3) Eatherly has a bail reduction hearing on Wednesday, May 21st at Montgomery County Circuit Court. He will go before a Circuit Court judge of the 19th Judicial District of TN. 4) One of the judges below should be handling his bail reduction hearing, not Poland III. #ChudTheBuilder

@Exiting12DJail Liberty is locomotion and locomotion means the common way of travel

So You Think You Have the Right to Travel by Automobile? Here’s Why You’re Wrong This is the full breakdown. For the short version, read the next post. Many in the sovereign citizen and "right to travel" communities share quotes claiming an absolute right to "travel by automobile" on public roads without a driver’s license, registration, or insurance. Note: Modern statutes and court rulings use the broad term "motor vehicle" to cover all self-propelled vehicles on public roads (including automobiles, trucks, vans, etc.). The terms are used interchangeably — there is no legal distinction that exempts "automobiles" from licensing requirements. Let’s look at what the constitutions, statutes, and cases actually say. 1. What the Constitutions Actually Say The U.S. Constitution does not contain an explicit "right to travel by automobile." The right to travel is implied from: - Article IV, Section 2, Clause 1: "The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States." - 14th Amendment, Section 1: "...nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law…" These protect freedom of movement — by foot, bicycle, bus, train, plane, or as a passenger in someone else’s licensed vehicle. They do not protect the unregulated operation of a motor vehicle on public roads. The Constitution protects rights, not every privilege a person wants to exercise. Operating a motor vehicle is a privilege — and states may regulate it for public safety. The 10th Amendment reserves to the states the traditional police power to regulate public safety and highways — including motor vehicle licensing. Courts have never interpreted it as allowing individuals to "reserve" an exemption from reasonable safety regulations. 2. What "Right to Travel" Actually Means When the Supreme Court speaks of a "right to travel," it means exactly that: the freedom to move from place to place — by foot, bicycle, bus, train, plane, or as a passenger in someone else’s licensed vehicle. So when you see the U.S. Supreme Court say you have the 'right to travel on the highways,' this is what they are really saying in context. They are not saying you have an unregulated right to operate a motor vehicle on those highways. The Constitution protects your right to travel — to move freely. It does not protect your right to operate a dangerous machine on public roads without a license. That activity is a privilege, not a right. The system did not create the right to travel, but it did create and maintain the roads — which gives it clear authority to regulate how they are used. 3. Supreme Court Precedents on the Right Cases like Crandall v. Nevada (1868), United States v. Guest (1966), and Saenz v. Roe (1999) affirm the right to interstate and intrastate movement in the modes listed above. They do not create an unregulated right to operate a motor vehicle. 4. State Regulatory Authority — Why Licensing Exists Because operating a motor vehicle is a "privilege" (not a constitutional right), states may regulate it for public safety. The Supreme Court has repeatedly recognized that motor vehicles are dangerous machines. In Hess v. Pawloski (1927), the Court stated: "Motor vehicles are dangerous machines; and, even when skillfully and carefully operated, their use is attended by serious dangers to persons and property." This principle underpins licensing requirements. Later cases such as South Dakota v. Opperman (1976) and County of Sacramento v. Lewis (1998) further highlight the unique risks on public roads. The foundational licensing case Hendrick v. Maryland (1915) upheld requirements for all operators. Reitz v. Mealey (1941) and Delaware v. Prouse (1979) confirm this applies to personal travel. 5. Real-World Enforcement This is why you’ll see police officers on bodycam and dashcam videos quickly shut down "right to travel" arguments during traffic stops. Officers routinely respond with statements like "I don’t want to hear that," "That’s sovereign citizen beliefs," or "You still need a valid driver’s license to operate a motor vehicle on public roads in this state." They encounter these claims regularly and know they have no legal effect. 6. How States Define "Driver" States define "driver" very broadly — it applies to anyone operating a motor vehicle on public roads, with no commercial or private-travel exemption. California Vehicle Code § 305: "A ‘driver’ is a person who drives or is in actual physical control of a vehicle." New York Vehicle & Traffic Law § 113: "Driver. Every person who operates or drives or is in actual physical control of a vehicle." Importantly, none of these definitions mention or limit the term "driver" to commercial activity. These broad definitions are standard across all 50 states. 7. Addressing the "Driving vs. Traveling" Argument It doesn’t matter what label you personally apply to the activity. When you are behind the wheel of a motor vehicle on public roads, the law defines you as a "driver" operating a "motor vehicle." No matter how many times you tell a judge or officer "I’m traveling, not driving," the courts and statutes consistently treat the activity as a regulable privilege — not an unregulated right. The system’s definition controls, not your preferred terminology. 8. Commonly Cited Cases & Court Rejections You’ll often see Chicago Motor Coach Co. v. City of Chicago (1929, Illinois Supreme Court) quoted as supposed proof of an absolute right. That case only addressed extra permits for a commercial bus company — it did not eliminate standard licensing. When these arguments are actually litigated, courts consistently reject them: - Miller v. Reed (9th Cir. 1999): Called the claim "utterly frivolous" — operating a motor vehicle is not a fundamental right. - Meads v. Meads (2012 ABQB 571, Canada): This 180+ page ruling is one of the strongest judicial takedowns of sovereign citizen ideology ever written. If you only read one case on this topic, make it this one. - United States v. Benabe (7th Cir. 2011): Sovereign citizen arguments labeled "patently frivolous" and uniformly rejected. Bottom Line You have a constitutional right to travel — the freedom to move from place to place on foot, by bicycle, bus, train, plane, or as a passenger. You do not have a constitutional right to operate a motor vehicle ("travel by automobile") on public roads without complying with reasonable state licensing, registration, and safety requirements. Yes, when you drive, you are traveling. But once you get behind the wheel of a dangerous machine on public infrastructure, you are exercising a state-granted privilege. The law has been consistent on this for over 100 years. If you have verified proof (actual court decisions with docket numbers or PACER citations showing a successful "right to travel by automobile without a license" claim), feel free to post it here. Isolated quotes do not qualify. I encourage you to read the full opinions and codes for yourself. The truth is in the law, not the myths. Know Thyself. Free Thyself. P.S. Remember: The Constitution protects your right to travel. It does not protect the privilege of driving without a license on the public roads.