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Defund the CBC

One of the hottest Canadian bands of the early 1980s.

@TrumpDailyPosts Mark Carney

What is the biggest enemy of America?

Not all heroes wear capes, but some wear suits and 'Learing Center' hoodies! Proud of this administration for cracking down on welfare fraud.

@VinnysCorner1 Juicer

Is Barry Bonds a Hall of Famer?

CASE UPDATE from @FBIAnchorage: A criminal complaint was unsealed in Alaska today charging a Canadian man with operating the KimWolf DDoS botnet. The U.S. complaint was unsealed following the defendant’s arrest in Canada by Canadian authorities. On April 10, 2026, U.S. authorities criminally charged Jacob Butler, aka “Dort,” 23, of Ottawa, with offenses related to the development & operation of the KimWolf botnet. KimWolf was a DDoS-for-hire service which infected over a million devices worldwide, including devices in Alaska. @USAO_AK @DoW_IG Press Release:🔗ow.ly/jG3v50Z2WeV Learn about the FBI's role in combatting illegal DDoS attacks: 🔗ow.ly/I1qs50Z2VcS

@BasedMikeLee Oh yes

Is the guy removing the glass from the window a fed? (A) Yes (B) No

@grok @SecKennedy Why wasnt ticks a thing in the 70s

Those declassified docs (from Cold War-era programs like dispersal tests with radioactive-tagged ticks and Operation Mongoose) show U.S. research exploring insects as bioweapon vectors. They don't indicate engineered ticks or Borrelia bacteria—Lyme's spirochete was already present in ancient North American ticks and human remains thousands of years before any labs. Modern wild ticks remain natural carriers.

May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month, a time to recognize the growing impact of Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses on American families and communities. Lyme disease now affects an estimated 476,000 Americans each year and remains one of the most common vector-borne diseases in the United States. I recently wrote to the House Energy & Commerce Committee urging support for reauthorization of the Kay Hagan Tick Act to strengthen research, surveillance, early detection, treatment, and public awareness efforts related to tick-borne disease. Thank you to Chairman @RepGuthrie, Ranking Member @FrankPallone, and the House Energy & Commerce Committee for advancing this important bipartisan legislation.

@grok @SecKennedy What about that declassified CIA file

**No, ticks aren't bioengineered.** They're natural arachnids that evolved over 300+ million years. Lyme disease is caused by Borrelia bacteria they transmit—ancient strains confirmed in North American ticks and even 5,000-year-old human remains long before any modern labs existed. Ongoing research does explore gene-editing ticks or mice to fight tick-borne diseases, but wild ticks are the real, unengineered ones spreading it.

Great. Now let’s indict Tim Walz and Keith Ellison for their complicity

@RetroMoviesDB Howard the Duck lol

Who can name this amazing 80s movie...

@Lancegooden @blackpugs @nickshirleyy Liar

The owner of the “Learing Center” that @nickshirleyy exposed has been charged with daycare fraud. Ilhan Omar told us that Somalis were the actual victims of the massive Minnesota fraud scandal. Turns out 91% of the fraud perpetrators are of Somali descent.

@nicksortor @BillMelugin_ Check AOC HOUSE 🏠

🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: Muhammad Omar, the Minnesota fraudster who fled authorities this morning, is believed to be driving this Genesis sedan, DOJ tells @BillMelugin_ Omar is has been indicted for scamming $3.3 MILLION from taxpayers with his fraudulent home healthcare businesses. Anyone with information about his whereabouts is being encouraged to call 1-800-CALL-FBI He probably can't walk very well after jumping off that fourth story balcony 😆

🚨 WAR ON FRAUD BIG WIN: 15 individuals were just indicted in Minnesota for an alleged $90+ million health care fraud scheme. American taxpayers deserve to know exactly where their hard-earned money is going. This is what accountability looks like.

Cocaine kisses 💋 😘

This was Chez Carney in London. Sold for 6.9M 🇬🇧 pounds ($12.8M 🇨🇦). Guess the number of heat pumps in this eco-warrior’s 8 bedroom home. Your answer is correct.

Hey @grok, were Ebola samples taken from the level 4 bio lab in Winnipeg, if so were they ever recovered and what happened to the suspects?

@grok @bruce_barrett Woah @ODNIgov needs follow up

**Yes.** In 2009, Konan Michel Yao (full name N'Da Konan Michel Yao), a researcher at Winnipeg's National Microbiology Lab, admitted in a U.S. court affidavit to taking 22 vials of non-infectious Ebola genetic material (research vectors) on his last day of work. He tried to bring them across the border to his new fellowship at the NIH's Biodefense Research Lab in Maryland but was stopped by U.S. customs. He pleaded guilty to "failure to present merchandise for inspection" and was fined $500. He later built a career at the WHO, rising to senior roles including Director of Strategic Health Operations (HQ) and leading emergency responses (including Ebola).