John Byers

Samuel Opoku came to Canada from Ghana on the skilled worker points system. By 2026 he'd attacked at least seven people in Toronto. Most of them women. The country still hasn't done anything serious about him. November 2019. He fills a bucket with liquefied feces, puts on a construction hardhat as a disguise, walks into Robarts Library at the University of Toronto, and pours it over a woman and a child sitting at a study table. A week later he hits York's Scott Library. Then a woman downtown. Five victims. A Change petition goes up almost immediately asking the court to free him because he was trying to "bring laughter and happiness" to students. A man who'd just dumped human waste on a child gets recast as a misunderstood performance artist. The court basically agreed. Five counts of assault with a weapon, five of mischief. Suspended sentence, two years probation, no jail, no deportation. The judge cited his mental health. May 2026. Opoku is 30, homeless, back in custody on two sexual assault charges and one for indecent exposure. Nobody who'd been paying attention was surprised. This is what suicidal empathy actually buys you. A man who should've been deported in 2020 assaulting women in 2026, and a political class already lining up to frame the next round of victims as a reason to be kinde

@ATT @ATTHelp 5/ I've been DMing with @ATTHelp and they are just as bad as the customer service rep I dealt with last week. They refuse to acknowledge my issue is the terrible customer service. This morning, they messaged I can add extenders for $10 a month. Look at my original post. #fraud

I had AT&T Fiber installed at my new residence this morning. When I ordered the service, the sales rep advised the package included 4 to 5 mesh WiFi extender devices at no charge. The install tech did not have any, told me to call for them, and advised me where.. @ATT @ATTHelp

Professionalism under pressure is what makes a Tennessee State Trooper. Today Commissioner Jeff Long and I commended the actions this Trooper along with his colleagues on how they performed in the face of a difficult and unprofessional person yesterday at the State Capitol.

UCLA Law let leftist students disrupt an event hosted by conservative students, and then threatened the conservatives for exposing the incident. That's unacceptable—and illegal. As Chairman of the Subcommittee on the Constitution, I'm investigating. x.com/YitZionist/sta…

@ATT @ATTHelp 4/ @ATT @ATTHelp Why did the rep argue+ tell me that I did not need an extender? Why did she tell me it was not included in the package? The sales rep told me it was included + the photo I posted shows extenders are. Why did I receive this text?

3/ The install tech told me I would need them. After she argued that I did not need them + would have to pay for them, I asked for a supervisor. I wasted 30 minutes on the phone to finally be told they would send them to me in one week. Why did @ATT make it so hard? @ATTHelp

I don’t believe we should force traditional roles on anyone. I’m not here to police personal choices. What bothers me, what feels deeply unfair, is the one-sided shaming. Men are constantly told their desires are problematic, patriarchal, and in need of “unlearning.” Women’s desires are treated as sacred, non-negotiable, and beyond critique. If a man says he wants a feminine, supportive partner, he’s accused of wanting a “bang maid” or a doormat. If a woman says she wants a masculine provider, she’s simply “knowing her worth.” The cultural narrative has no problem with expectations for thee, but not for me. Read my latest: open.substack.com/pub/lisabritto…

Chicago Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) President John Catanzara LOST IT after a Chicago police officer was executed by a career criminal. “We are f*cking sacrificial lambs for the politicians in this city and state, and it NEEDS to stop.” “When is enough?… One [cop killed] is too many.” “Even after hearing the despicable acts that this piece of sh*t did.” “It’s the reason the death penalty should still be in Illinois.” REPOST and amplify his voice! #thinblueline #lawenforcement

It’s impossible for me to do my job down at the Portland ICE facility, even with security. I was violently mobbed out by Antifa, and a suspect in black bloc threw a rock at my face. I have zero desire to discuss this further, but everyone is tired of it and wondering why a crackdown on Antifa — a terrorist organization— has not yet occurred.

Three employees at a North Carolina assisted living facility created a literal dementia fight club in 2019. Marilyn McKey, Tonacia Tyson, and Taneshia Jordan forced elderly residents with Alzheimer’s to brawl for their own entertainment. ​In one video, a 73-year-old patient is seen choking a 70-year-old while the victim desperately screams for help. The three caretakers didn't intervene. They just filmed the violence on their phones and yelled, "Punch her in the face." ​The most terrifying part? The justice system barely blinked. All three women were only hit with misdemeanor assault charges. The media completely dropped the story, and today, the women who orchestrated this nightmare are almost certainly walking free.

I've said it from the beginning: lying to Congress is a felony. Destroying federal records is a felony. Advising others to destroy federal records is a felony. Fauci did all three. His adviser was just indicted. Fauci is next. The deadline to prosecute Fauci is May 11. The DOJ must act now. nypost.com/2026/04/28/us-…

I told Senator Sheldon WhiteClub today that I won’t be listening to or caring about any of his lessons on morality knowing that he joined an all-white Rhode Island Country Club. I’m also done with the likes of AOC, Al Gore, John Kerry, and the rest of the lying cabal that make stupid climate predictions, plunder tens of billions of tax dollars, enrich their well-connected allies, and are committed to strangulating out of existence entire sectors of our economy. Climate alarmist AOC wants to be taken seriously while also insisting the world is imminently about to end due to climate change (Just under 5 years remain on her nutty Jan 2019 prediction that only 12 years of life are left on Earth). Al Gore is now speaking publicly about his concern with global freezing after decades of grift talking about global warming. “Within the decade there will be no more snows of Kilimanjaro,” said Gore in 2006 (There’s still snow on Kilimanjaro year-round). Gore also predicted in 2009 ice-free Arctic summers within 5-7 years. John Kerry warned in 2009 that the Arctic would be ice-free by 2013. These people are dishonest, power-hungry hacks. The GREEN NEW SCAM is DEAD!!!

ATLANTA – Two former U.S. Postal Service mail carriers, a former Alpharetta assistant bank manager, and a convicted felon face federal charges after participating in a scheme to steal valuable items from the mail, including a $4.9 million U.S. Treasury check. justice.gov/usao-ndga/pr/f… @NDGAnews @OIGUSPS @USPIS_ATL @TIGTA @IRS_CI

This mthfkr is a stone cold killer. 😂

@BillMelugin_ If any part of the Government is shut down, no member of the House or Senate should receive pay. Further, no Congressional staff or intern should receive pay. The Capitol Police and other staff should not receive pay. That might bring it closer to home.

With the 75 day DHS shutdown now set to finally come to an end, did anyone win? Dems started the shutdown to demand approx 10 major reforms within ICE & CBP. They will get zero of those reforms after negotiations in the Senate fell apart, and the GOP is set to give ICE & CBP another $70 billion + for three years in a second reconciliation bill that won’t need any Dem votes (on top of the OBBB money ICE & CBP are already getting). Democrats did not succeed in defunding ICE & CBP, and they didn’t succeed in getting any reforms they had been demanding. However, they did succeed in setting a precedent that ICE and CBP can be carved out of DHS appropriations bills, and GOP may not be so lucky in the future to go around process to fund them on their own if they aren’t in control of the WH, House, and Senate. Caught in the middle of all this - thousands of DHS employees across multiple agencies who were hurt financially in the last 2.5 months.

🚨HUGE UPDATE: Turns out that Chris, Paige and Deyanna Ostroushko will ALL be facing federal charges for assaulting me. It was initially reported that only 2 of the 3 would be facing charges, however, Acting AG Todd Blanche, has just announced that ALL THREE were indicted and will be facing charges. Thank you to the DOJ and FBI for doing everything they can to ensure that justice is fully served in this case. I am incredibly grateful to see our justice system at work.

🚨 @SECNAV Issues Guidance Putting the Navy Bureaucracy on Notice In the 15 months since @POTUS issued his COVID reinstatement executive order, the lawyers, leaders, and our service branches have attempted to slow-roll, resist, and minimize the response required by @SECWAR. Mr. Hung Cao, has changed all that while putting the resistors on notice with a single - and powerful - message to the force. This message cuts through the bureaucracy in ways we have not seen in many years. While the guidance is great for those harmed, the message serves as a much more significant indicator to the force that Mr. Cao is here to act boldly, to prioritize principle over bureaucratic consensus, and to destroy the status quo. As you recall, the military executed a rapid and herculean effort to discharge service members as quickly as possible over the COVID-19 mandates. Many of those discharged over the COVID-19 mandates were given only days to move out of base housing before being unceremoniously (and involuntarily) discharged. The Institution grants serious offenders (even alleged murderers) months to properly walk through all legal processes so that their Constitutional rights are protected. But for those who could not take a COVID-19 shot, these legal standards and constitutional principles were thrown out the window while the bureaucracy moved at speeds that it had never moved before. After being ordered to reverse these discharges in January of 2025, subordinate military commanders had somehow lost that once readily-available rapid-response capability. Now, 15 months after the reinstatement executive order, the bureaucratically-induced struggle session was finally ended within the Navy by decisive action from Mr. Hung Cao. The services had attempted to minimize restoration to only those who could demonstrably prove they were INVOLUNTARILY discharged for not taking the shot. This meant that only about 8000 service members had the potential of receiving backpay, service credit time, back bonuses, advancements, promotions via special selection boards, or repayment of incurred medical expenses. However, by our estimates over 90,000 service members left “voluntarily” via either coercion, letting their contracts expire, resigning, or being denied requests for reenlistment. If the bureaucracy had their way, none of these individuals would have had access to those additional benefits of reinstatement. For the Navy, Mr. Cao reversed this narrow interpretation, stating that even those who “resigned or departed from service upon the expiration of their service commitment solely due to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate” are eligible for these benefits so long as they provide a documented “demonstration of the unjust nature of their discharge.” Mr. Cao then lists numerous ways a service member can prove the injustice. The government added insult to injury in 2021 and 2022 by attempting to recoup bonuses from the service members they were kicking out. I had a friend who had received $70k as a department head signing bonus, except that after denying his religious accommodation, they then refused to allow him to execute his PCS orders to his department head job. They then claimed that my friend was in breach of contract for not executing his orders (which our leaders themselves precluded), and then slapped a $70k debt on him that they sent to collections after he had processed out. The lawyers and subordinate leaders in the Pentagon resisted a reversal of this policy, but again, Mr. Cao is having none of that. In his message he stated that “Service Members unjustly discharged… who were required to repay unearned portions of their bonus, incentive pay or similar benefit upon discharge, and who are NOT seeking reinstatement, may be entitled to discharge of debt.” The Board for the Correction of Naval Records (BCNR) attempted to interpret the guidance from POTUS and SECWAR as narrowly as possible. They issued nearly 100% denials, in whole or in part, of the first batch of COVID-19 reinstatement requests after the executive order. Mr. Cao is not putting up with this narrow approach that directly contradicts commander’s intent. In his message, Mr. Cao has directed that “in reviewing requests for reinstatement and/or relief for negatively impacted current or former service members, the Board for the Correction of Naval Records (BCNR) should EXERCISE BROAD DISCRETION, consistent with references and this ALNAV.” Furthermore, Mr. Cao is holding the BCNR accountable to report their decisions to all proper entities, to the newly established COVID CELL, and to the petitioners themselves. He also stated that any full or partial denial of a COVID-related BCNR request would be subject to review by ASN (M&RA), Mr. @benkohlmann, for final action. Of significance for COVID cases, the BCNR can no longer hide behind long processing times that often extend longer than 18 months. Mr. Cao has directed that the BCNR “provide bi-weekly reports to the DON COVID Reinstatement and Reconciliation Task Force (R2TF) of the status of requests for relief”… which will “include docket number, petitioner’s name, service, current or pre-discharge rank and active or reserve status, discharge date and characterization” and the dates throughout the process for all BCNR actions from petitioner submission until final adjudication. Last, but by no means least, is the care that Mr. Cao is directing our leaders to have for the service members that they had harmed. With the same speed and precision that they were coerced, abused, and discharged, the bureaucracy must now hand-walk each case through the reinstatement process. Mr. Cao directed that “the Navy and Marine Corp will ensure concierge treatment of all current and former service members who seek a return to service and record reconciliation.” He uses the word concierge 4 times in his message to emphasize the importance of the individual care that must be taken with each of our brothers and sisters in arms. He also directed that “this streamlined, expedited process will include a warm handoff at each stage until the reinstated Service Member receives applicable reimbursements, advancement or promotion, and ultimate duty station or reserve unit assignment.” It is not hard to decipher the significance of the concierge treatment during the reinstatement process or why this treatment is so intentionally directed by Mr. Cao. After Biden-era leaders (the vast majority of whom are still in service) violated constitutional rights by participating in rubber stamped denials of thousands of religious, administrative, and medical accommodation requests, the concierge treatment of the very same harmed service members is more than poetic justice… It is an overt demonstration that for the United States Military, just as it is with each individual, true repentance is the only path to redemption.” See the full message here: mynavyhr.navy.mil/Portals/55/Mes…

“World War Eleven” Yes, that was deadly