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🚨 Here is the full 40 minutes of my crew and I exposing California fraud, Minnesota was big but California is even bigger... We uncovered over $170,000,000 in fraud as these fraudsters live in luxury with no consequences. Like it and share it, the fraud must STOP. We ALL work way too hard and pay too much in taxes for this to be happening. These fraudsters have been able to defraud American taxpayers for years without any pushback from the public and politicians. It is time to EXPOSE IT ALL and end America's fraud crisis.

@0hour1 @elonmusk Who is this ? Handle ?

I think accounts need sex offender badges @elonmusk For the good of the community

@Ryanmatta @elonmusk They’re Afghan

@elonmusk The man is j/ish WTF are you talking about?

That’s what he said

@Chris34aq @oasishealthapp Dollar store ? Do you own a time machine ?

@oasishealthapp Icelandic and Crystal Geyser can be found at dollar stores. 🫡

Best bottled water at each store

- Laura Loomer's post claims U.S. forces killed CJNG leader El Mencho, triggering cartel retaliation at Guadalajara Airport, but Mexican army conducted the operation per official reports, with no confirmed U.S. role. - Attached video captures chaotic evacuation of airport staff and passengers on the tarmac, aligning with eyewitness accounts of panic following the killing. - Confirmed violence includes highway blockades and attacks across Jalisco, but specific claims of armed storming and American tourist hostages remain unverified by major news sources.

BREAKING: After the US eliminated a top Cartel leader in Mexico today, Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) has retaliated by storming the Guadalajara Airport with armed gunmen. They are now taking American tourists hostage at nearby highways and hotels. x.com/jorgegogdl/sta…

She strangled her three kids with an exercise band, one by one, and jumped out the window, paralyzing herself. This is far from the first time this has happened. Theresa Riggi did the same thing. Andrea Yates, too. David Carmichael drugged and strangled his own 11-year-old son, then watched television in a daze before deciding it would be a good idea to call the police. Lindsay Clancy was prescribed: • sertraline (Zoloft) • fluoxetine (Prozac) • zolpidem (Ambien) • mirtazapine (Remeron) • clonazepam (Klonopin) • quetiapine (Seroquel) • diazepam (Valium) • lamotrigine (Lamictal) • lorazepam (Ativan) Among other drugs. Over four months. By Dr. Jennifer A. Tufts and Rebecca H. Jollotta, CNP/PMHNP. These women are supposed to be professionals, and in their professional opinion, they thought it was prudent to put this woman on multiple cocktails of potent psychotropics at breakneck speed. In psychiatry, most of these medications require weeks to reach a supposed "steady state" in the blood and even longer to show therapeutic effects. Further, SSRIs must be hyperbolically tapered to minimize side effects. This alone takes time. To cycle through over 10 different substances in 16 weeks means her brain was never once at a baseline. It was a 120-day neurochemistry experiment. And look at the outcome. Imagine how much trust you must have to allow someone to put you on 10 or more mood-altering meds, most of which exert whole-body effects—effects we do not look at, for neurotransmitter deficits we do not test for! If you looked at every notable familicide case, at school shootings, and at random acts of senseless violence, you would often find these drugs involved. But we don’t look. We need to start looking. And we need to completely gut this system. Here are some more cases you can Google for yourself: • 1993: William Forsyth of Hawaii fatally stabbed his wife 15 times, then killed himself, two weeks after starting Prozac. • 1996: Kurt Danysh shot and killed his father in Pennsylvania. He wrote in a blog that, while taking Prozac, he felt as if he was observing himself “from above.” • 1998: Donald Schell, a 60-year-old with no history of violence, murdered his wife, daughter, and granddaughter before killing himself, weeks after being prescribed Paxil. His surviving relatives successfully sued GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), Paxil's manufacturer, with a Wyoming jury finding GSK 80% responsible and awarding the family $6.4 million. • 1999: David Hawkins, then 76, strangled to death his wife of 50 years. He only got three years for the murder because the judge concluded it wouldn’t have happened if not for him being on Zoloft. • 1999: Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold shot and killed 13 people and wounded 23 others, before killing themselves during a mass shooting at Columbine high school. Harris, then 18, had been taking Zoloft, but had switched to Luvox before the murders. • 2001: Christopher Pittman, then 12 years old, shot and killed his sleeping grandparents and then set fire to their house in Chester, South Carolina. He was prescribed Zoloft less than a month before. • 2001: Andrea Yates, who drowned her five children in Texas, suffered from postpartum psychosis and was being treated with Effexor and Haldol. Her husband later stated that a sudden increase in her medication dosage significantly worsened her condition. • 2004: David Carmichael of Ontario, Canada, drugged and strangled his 11-year-old son. After the killing, he sat in a daze watching television before calling the police. He was found not criminally responsible due to Zoloft-induced psychosis; he had been prescribed the drug only weeks prior and was experiencing a "psychotic break" the judge attributed to the medication. • 2010: Neal Jacobson, a Florida family man with no history of violence shot and killed his wife and twin sons three weeks after being prescribed Zoloft and Xanax. • 2012: James Holmes, “The Batman Killer,” shot and killed 12 people, injuring 70 others at an Aurora, Colorado movie premiere of The Dark Knight. He was taking Zoloft. His psychiatrist upped the dosage, and then he abruptly stopped. • 2009: Shane Clancy, a 22-year-old theology student described as “a gregarious teetotaler whose life revolved around family, study, and charity,” stabbed to death his ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend. Clancy also stabbed the man’s brother nine times, as well as Clancy’s ex-girlfriend, both of whom survived. He then fatally stabbed himself 19 times. He had begun taking Celexa just three weeks before. • 2010: Theresa Riggi, an American living in Scotland, fatally stabbed her three children. She was on a cocktail of antidepressants and painkillers at the time. Similar to other cases, the defense highlighted her compromised mental state and the influence of her prescription regimen during the period leading up to the tragedy. • 2019: Alec McKinney and Devon Erickson opened fire at the STEM School Highlands Ranch in Colorado, killing one student and injuring eight others. During court proceedings, testimony revealed that McKinney, then 16, had been prescribed the antidepressant Zoloft in the months leading up to the attack. • 2026: Jesse Van Rootselaar, 18, murdered his mother and young stepbrother at home before killing nine more and injuring 27 at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School. His alleged Reddit account revealed use of illicit and prescription psychotropic drugs, including a reported 280 mg dose of sertraline (Zoloft), exceeding the 200 mg recommended cut-off.

British comedian Pat Smith brilliantly points out the hypocrisy surrounding the subject of mass migration in the UK.

@TansuYegen Are people discovering “gold plated” in 2026 ?

Images from China are going viral as tiny gold bracelets appear real, but no one can tell if they are fake unless they cut them open 😮

@goddek Is she wrong ?

Larry Loomer once again proved that he’s as ugly on the inside as he is on the outside.

Gene Wu started it. I’m addressing it. I’m tired of Americans being told they don’t belong in their own country.

A journalist asks about human rights.

@DineshDSouza Don’t hold your breath

I am waiting for the roof to be blown off on this.

Here's what Virginia Democrats have introduced so far. This list is truly insane: >Bans future attempts to clean up voter rolls (HB111) >Makes it illegal for state agencies distributing federal dollars to NGOs to investigate whether they're engaged in fraud (HB1369) >Makes it illegal to hand-count ballots (HB968) >Allows mail-in ballots to be counted one week after election day (HB773) >Allows for absentee ballots to be received and counted for three days after election day (HB82) >Gerrymanders the state with a 10-1 or 9-2 Democrat Congressional map (HJ4) >Creates a state-level equivalent of the VRA (HB967) >Eliminates the requirement that large last-minute campaign contributions have to be publicly reported at least 24 hours before election day (HB1348) >Removes the State Board of Elections' ability to dispatch law enforcement officers to collect vote tallies from a locality that refuses to publish them (HB1321) >Joins the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact for allocating Virginia's electoral college votes in presidential elections (HB965) >Automatic restoration of voting rights for felons after they're released from prison and the mentally handicapped (HB964, HB963, & HB1014) >Allows for votes to be cast "electronically through the internet" (HB493) >Public funding of political campaigns at the local level (HB162) >Abolishes all mandatory minimum sentencing for rape, manslaughter, assaulting a law enforcement officer, possession and distribution of child pornography, and all repeat violent felonies (HB863) >Makes it harder for judges to deny bail, even in the case of things like aggravated assault, armed robbery, and drug trafficking (HB357) >Gives convicted murderers, rapists, and terrorists a chance to get out of prison early (HB853) >Drastically reduces the criminal penalty for robbery (HB244) >Bars prosecutors from mentioning a criminal's prior convictions during the guilt phase of a trial, even if it's for the same crime (HB1070) >Transfers the Department of Juvenile Justice from the Secretary of Public Safety's purview to the Secretary of Health and Human Services (SB21) >Reduces the amount of time that the Commonwealth can compel a convicted criminal to pay court fees from 60 years to 10 (SB180) >Taxpayer funding for transgender surgeries (HB1245) >Bans most discretionary state contracting under $100K from going to businesses owned by White men and allows state agencies to award contracts to women or minority-owned firms that are 5% more expensive than a bid from a business owned by a White man (HB61) >Punishes VMI for adopting an anti-DEI stance (HB1374 & HB22) >Abolishes all Confederate-themed license plates (HB1344) >Eliminates the tax-exempt status for all Confederate history groups (HB167) >Renames Columbus Day to "Indigenous Peoples Day." (HB858) >Makes it illegal to approach within 8ft of somebody within 40 feet of an abortion clinic (SB137) >Enshrines a Leftist narrative about January 6 and teaches it in public schools (HB333) >Allows localities to adopt rent control measures (HB1177) >Increases the sales tax in Northern Virginia, adds an additional sales tax for home deliveries, raises the car tax for electric vehicles, and imposes new sales taxes for streaming services, concerts, gym memberships, nail salons, barber shops, tanning beds, tatoo parlors, dry cleaners, shoe repairs, carpentry, painting, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, landscaping, and housekeeping work for homes, swimming pool maintenance, travel agencies, and shipping services (SB730, HB1179, HB900 & HB978) >Creates a new tourism tax on event entrance fees (HB550) >Raises the hotel tax in Arlington (HB524) >Imposes a new 7.75% tax on incomes over $1 Million (HB1074) >Creates two new tax brackets, one over $600K at 8% and another over $1 Million at 10% (HB979) >Imposes a 3.8% investment tax on top of state income taxes (HB378) >Allows every locality to raise the state sales tax by 1% (HB334 & SB66) >Raises the sales tax for Stafford County (HB1000) >Rounds up all state and local taxes by the nearest 5-cent increment (HB954) >Allows localities to outlaw gas-powered leaf blowers (HB881) >Imposes a new personal property tax on electric-powered lawn equipment (HB557) >Limits the ability to use self-driving or autonomous vehicles (HB1124) >Allows state and local government to implement traffic and speed cameras (HB1330 & HB994) >Puts speed cameras on state highways (HB1220) >Requiring a license to buy a firearm (HB1359) >"Assault weapons" ban (HB217) >Strips gun rights from anyone convicted of a misdemeanor "hate crime" (HB1015) >Making it illegal to shoot a firearm on lot sizes less than 5 acres (HB926) >Expands "gun-free zones" (HB626) >Shrinks concealed-carry reciprocity with other states (HB24) >Holds firearm manufacturers liable for gun deaths (HB21 & SB27) >Imposes an 11% sales tax on all firearms and ammunition (HB1094) >Imposes a $500 sales tax on firearm suppressors (HB207) >Drastically raises the physical requirements to operate a firearms store (HB907) >Makes it harder to obtain a concealed carry permit (HB916) >Creates a new taxpayer-funded state propaganda "center" for the sole purpose of promoting gun control (HB969) >Ends qualified immunity for police (HB 1314) >Targets ICE by banning the use of facial coverings by law enforcement officers (HB7) >Makes ICE agents liable for civil lawsuits filed by illegal aliens (HB1314) >Prohibits ICE from arresting illegal migrants outside of courthouses (HB1265) >Establishes a state propaganda commission to publicize the supposed negative impacts of ICE raids in Virginia (HB1264) >Creates a state-mandated playbook for how schools must respond to ICE showing up on their campus and bans school employees from assisting ICE (HB1260) >Unionizes government employees and gives them collective bargaining rights (HB1263) >Unlimited taxpayer-funded home purchases for government employees (HB164) >Preferential hiring in State government for Federal employees laid off by DOGE (HB494) >Defers property taxes for Federal employees during shutdowns (HB915) >Hikes Minimum Wage to $15/Hour (HB1) >Eliminates the minimum wage exemption for farm workers (HB20) >Mandates the hiring of a new bureaucratic position ("Career Coach") in every single public school (HB138) >Mandates "mental health screenings" for all public school students between 6th and 12th grade (HB355) >Drastically curtails home school and private school independence from the Virginia Department of Education (HB359) >Raises the salaries of school board chairs and vice-chairs (HB382) >Free public school education for illegal aliens (HB912) >Allows out-of-state Indian tribe members to receive in-state tuition (HB287) >Lets students graduate high school despite failing grades (SB147) >Eliminates nearly all academic benchmarks for college students to continue receiving financial aid (SB167) >Somali daycare fraud pilot program (HB259) >Expands the eminent domain powers of the Virginia Passenger Rail Authority (HB446) >Reclassifies Solar farms as an "agricultural operation", thus granting it protections under the Right to Farm law (HB1091) >More than triples financial penalties from the Department of Environmental Quality to comply with environmental regulations (HB1350) >Mandates all localities adopt an "environmental justice plan" (HB256) >Allocates $100 million in taxpayer funding for the production of "sustainable aviation fuel" (HB1230) >Eliminates the ability of a health insurance provider to charge a premium for smokers (HB220) >Adds a new insurance mandate to cover over-the-counter condoms (HB1182) >Mandates "unconscious racial bias" trainings for nurses to retain their license (SB22)

@DonutOperator It’s only a matter of time. If these things keep going unchecked, we’re going to see an influx of vigilantism

Beat the absolute fuck out of these people

Sorry, what was the question? 🙃

A Final Message From Scott Adams

@megynkelly The guy with the megaphone is a bad actor. Please be mindful of what you repost.

LFG

Truth is stranger than fiction

@elonmusk Unfortunately, this is the only penance politicians face. There are no indictments or criminal complaints. To defraud your employer of billions and simply be allowed to step down with no penalty is crazy.

And so we bid adieu or whatever they say in Somali to Traitor Tim

This is curious. Why would Newsom veto a unanimous bill from the California legislature requiring reporting on cost and outcome data on the Homelessness spending??