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Joel Davis has been released from prison after 120 days in solitary confinement for an Internet post criticising a politician.
His bail conditions forbid him from going online or using a smart phone.
This is Australia.
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Thomas Massie drops a bombshell, saying Pam Bondi was absolutely ready to release the Epstein files until an unknown person got to her and told her she better not.
"Somebody got to Pam Bondi and said it’s your job to cover this up."
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@MirMAKOfficial >America asked for a 48 hours ceasefire...
FIXED:
• America asked for a 48 hours ceasefire... FOR ISRAEL
(they always leave off that last part - remember, children, ISRAEL attacked IRAN. (For the second time in a row.)
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EU SCAM EXPOSED: Croatian MEP Mislav Kolakusic NUKES Ursula von der LIAR stating BILLIONS are sent to Ukraine while Europe drowns in inflation...and it all ends up in BLACKROCK’S pockets.
Europeans freeze and starve so Globalist Vampires get richer.
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Any company that has layoffs should be banned from requesting new foreign visa workers of any kind for at least 5 years. They shouldn’t be able to renew or convert to green card either
Hedgie@HedgieMarkets
🦔While Oracle was sending 6am termination emails to between 20,000 and 30,000 employees this week, the company had filed roughly 3,126 H-1B petitions to hire foreign workers in fiscal years 2025 and 2026, including 436 filed this year alone. H-1B petitions are required when companies seek to hire foreign workers in specialty occupations like technology. Amazon, which has cut 30,000 corporate employees since October, filed 2,675 H-1B petitions over the same period. My Take The official justification for H-1B filings is that companies need specialized skills unavailable domestically. The honest explanation in most cases is cheaper labor. H-1B workers are often paid less than their American counterparts for equivalent roles and are tied to their employer through visa sponsorship, which limits their ability to negotiate or leave. Oracle didn't lay off 18% of its workforce because those people lacked skills. It laid them off to free up $8-10 billion in cash flow to service AI infrastructure debt. Filing hundreds of foreign worker petitions in the same period is a cost structure decision, and the people who got that 6am email and then saw these filings have every right to be angry about it. Hedgie🤗
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🚨 BREAKING: Feds busted 20 maternity hotels in California for a birth tourism scam.
Chinese women flew in illegally to give birth for U.S. citizenship. Operators charged up to $80,000 each.
This is why birthright citizenship needs to END!!
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Somewhere along the way we decided this wasn't worth saving.
I want my country back.
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Here it is:
Florida CFO—the easiest way to get rid of sanctuary policies—is to hold Democrats accessory to murder, rape, and pedophilia.
“We should start CHARGING politicians with crimes for voting on sanctuary policies and make THEM accessories to whatever crimes illegals commit in those jurisdictions!”
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@TukiFromKL Wait until you find out about public housing. Oh boy, do
I have NEWS.
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@TukiFromKL San Francisco Spends $141,852 Per Homeless Person on Average
siskiyou.news/2024/05/10/cal…
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@TukiFromKL There is Zero incentive in actually solving the problem. Instead, @TheDemocrats create a system around a problem to insure a steady flow of money coming into it.
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🚨 do you understand what New York City just accidentally admitted..
NYC spent $81,705 per homeless person last year.. the median American household earned $81,228.. the government spent MORE to keep someone homeless than most families earned to keep themselves housed..
that $81,705 isn't going to the homeless person.. it's going to the system around them.. shelters, administrators, case managers, contracts, overhead.. the industry that manages homelessness.. not the end of it..
if NYC gave every homeless person that money directly.. they could afford nearly 2 years of rent.. most of them wouldn't be homeless anymore..
instead the money goes to the system.. the system keeps running.. the homelessness stays.. and every year they ask for more funding to manage the problem that the funding was supposed to solve..
the homeless are worth $81,705 a year to the system..
they're worth nothing to it solved..
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New York City spent $81,705 spent per homeless person last year. Meanwhile, the household median income was at $81,228, per Newsweek.
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THE MACHINES ARE DRINKING YOUR WATER
Ohio became America's 4th largest data center hub while you weren't looking. Now your utility bills are explaining why.
1/ 201 data centers operating in Ohio right now. Not proposed. Not planned. Running today. That's more facilities than most entire countries possess.
2/ Intel alone scored $2 billion in state incentives plus $650 million in tax breaks. One company. $2.65 billion of your money. Gone.
3/ By 2030, these server farms will consume 40 million gallons of water daily. By 2050, that hits 90 million gallons per day. Meanwhile, 1.25 million central Ohio residents use 140 million total.
4/ Your electricity bill jumped 23.3 percent, third worst increase in America. You're paying to cool servers for corporations that pay zero taxes.
They gave Big Tech billions in breaks and handed you the shortage.
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This is Bill Gates' $645 million megayacht.
You know, the guy who constantly lectures you about needing to reduce your carbon footprint by eating lab-grown meat and getting rid of your gas-powered car.
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New report shows American taxpayers are paying $8 billion dollars a year to heat and cool empty office buildings
- 2026 data shows nearly 10,000 federal buildings are failing basic usage standards
- Repair bills on these empty offices just hit $370 billion
- Government Accountability Office found some of the bigger government office buildings are only 25% full in 2023
‘The referenced GAO reports stated that federal agencies spend
- $2 billion per year to operate and maintain office buildings regardless of utilization
- Plus another $5 billion annually on leases
- Rounded to $8 billion annually’
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