Lynn Ilam

I am telling you, Anthropic is not building an AI that is here to protect humanity, but rather an AI that will turn against it They're deep into the woke rabbit hole and they do not care about morality Their AI safety team is a joke. Their moral guide for AI is literally a leftist lunatic with a twisted understanding of reality, who doesn't really care if the end goal causes humanity's end They have proved this at every opportunity they've had, and it's crystal clear

Dr Bob Zjajac, who owns New Kingdom Healthcare Clinics, says NOBODY researches more about vaccines than mothers whose babies are suffering from a vaccine injury! "I read about an hour a day about vaccines and I work with moms in my practice that read 10 hours a day. They know more than I do and that's amazing! To all the medical doctors who are watching this, I'm sure they know more than YOU DO! There are a handful of doctors in our country that know as much as these moms do because once your child was injured by vaccines you'll NEVER stop researching it!" That's nothing but TRUTH! 🙌 It's great to see a doctor who's humble to admit that you don't need a PhD to READ and educate yourself the same way doctors LEARN.

EIGHTY FOUR, Pa. — Pennsylvania State Police are asking for the public’s help in finding a man who is wanted on charges of serious sex crimes against a child. Troopers said Matthew Gabriel Barth, 43, is wanted for charges of rape of a child, sexual assault, statutory sexual assault, involuntary deviant sexual intercourse with a child, aggravated incident assault of a child, indecent assault of a person less than 13 years of age, indecent exposure, corruption of minors and photographing, filming, depicting sex acts.

I'm a Christian who didn't wait until marriage. I'm a Christian who has battled anger. I'm a Christian who has put others down. I'm a Christian who has lied to get their way. I'm a Christian who has chased the wrong things. I'm not a Christian because I "check all the boxes." I'm a Christian because I'm weak and broken and need our Savior. And with God’s grace each day, I become a better person. 🙏🏻✝️

NEW🚨: A father gave his life to save his children from a deadly rip current during a family vacation in Florida. 💔 Ryan Jennings, 46, from Maine, was at Juno Beach with his wife and three kids when he saw his 12-year-old stepson and 9-year-old daughter struggling in the water. He didn’t hesitate — he ran in, pushed his son to safety, and lifted his daughter above the waves. Both children survived. Ryan did not. His wife had just learned she was pregnant with their fourth child. True heroism. Rest in peace, Ryan. 🕊️ 🎥: @unlimited_ls

He is Risen.

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump reveals the first words our now-rescued F-15 WSO transmitted over his radio after ejecting from the aircraft “GOD IS GOOD,” the WSO said Pete Hegseth then posted exactly that upon our WSO’s rescue 🙏🏻🇺🇸 God Bless America, and God Bless our troops

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Three Nigerian men were arrested at an Algerian airport while attempting to board a flight to Dubai disguised as Arab women. That's why we shouldn't allow head coverings that make it impossible to tell who's who.

Chalk one up for the people! A Dollar General cashier in Tennessee, Linda Atkins, who has diabetes, was fired after drinking a bottle of orange juice during a low blood sugar emergency. Atkins had previously asked her manager for permission to keep orange juice at her register in case of hypoglycemia, but the request was denied. While working alone, she began experiencing symptoms of dangerously low blood sugar and drank a $1.69 bottle of orange juice from the store cooler to stabilize herself. She paid for it immediately afterward and informed her supervisor. Despite this, she was terminated for violating the company’s “grazing” policy, which prohibits employees from consuming merchandise before purchase. Atkins filed a lawsuit under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), arguing that the company failed to provide reasonable accommodation for her medical condition. A federal jury agreed and awarded her $277,565 in damages, recognizing that her dismissal was unlawful.

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🚨 Muslims scream “Islamophobia” as Georgia State Senator Greg Dolezal pushes bill to BAN Sharia law in U.S. courts. The bill is straightforward: Only American law in American courts. No parallel Sharia systems. No foreign religious tribunals overriding the Constitution. Senator Dolezal is standing firm: Sharia is incompatible with our values and our Constitution. Listen to what he says 👇 Do you agree? YES or NO? Comment below! 🇺🇸

Here it is: The Democratic Party. Virginia voters are waking up today and realizing they’ve elected a murderer—Dem Gov. Abigail Spanberger. Her anti-ICE and sanctuary policies have allowed illegal aliens to brutally murder Virginians—again and again: • An illegal alien charged with killing his own three-month-old daughter. • An illegal alien charged with stabbing a man to death. • An illegal alien with more than two dozen prior arrests charged with stabbing a woman to death at a bus stop. Every vote for Democrats makes you complicit.

⚖️‼️UPDATE: Nearly $38M in suspicious ActBlue donations have been flagged. Was this a glitch—or a strategy? 🧐 House GOP Chairmen are now calling this a "systemic effort to conceal foreign contributions." New internal memos reveal that ActBlue's own lawyers warned the platform they may have misled Congress about their security. The "$38 Million" Red Flag: Reports confirm nearly $38M in transactions showed signs of foreign origin—yet ActBlue allegedly loosened fraud rules TWICE in 2024 to keep the cash moving.
 Sound off on this in the replies.👇👇 Was this a massive security failure—or a deliberate scheme? 🧐

🚨 WOW. Democrat groups paid a company more than SIX FIGURES for ONE DAY of No Kings protests in St. Paul, MN Nationwide, groups who organized it bring in BILLIONS annually It’s COMMUNIST FUNDERS! x.com/WallStreetApes… “We provided the stage, the sound, the lighting and contracted in all the generators and infrastructure and video towers and set them up.” “About a hundred speakers, which are kind of over here and all the electrical infrastructure — it had to have been 30 different trucks worth of stuff that came!”

The City of Long Beach has fired the nonprofit running most of its homeless shelters after signs of fraud from a city audit “The company, a nonprofit called First to Serve, oversaw more than 400 shelter beds in Long Beach under a contract worth between $13-$14 million a year” “Temporary provider is already in right now approved with no public discussion. The city says they'll search for a permanent replacement soon. Critics want more answers, though.” “Long Beach has already spent close to $70 million on homeless services since 2020”

🚨 ALERT: The Trump-Vance administration has dropped a bombshell on America’s enemies, announced that “No more taxpayer dollars for hostile nations that hate America. If you vote against us at the UN, chant ‘Death to America,’or fund anti-American NGOs, you’re cut off. Period.”

🧵Let’s talk about the $240,000 in "Childcare" reimbursements Eric Swalwell received during his time in Congress. The FEC’s “Incremental” Test The FEC does allow for childcare reimbursements, but the standard is exceedingly strict. To pass legal and ethical muster, these payments cannot simply cover a politician's everyday domestic overhead. They must meet a rigorous, three-pronged test... Direct Causality: The childcare must be explicitly and directly triggered by campaign activities... such as travel, canvassing, or fundraising events. Strictly Incremental: Donor funds can only cover the extra coverage needed precisely because of the campaign. Paying a sitter for a Saturday night fundraiser that otherwise wouldn't require coverage is permitted... subsidizing a regular, pre-existing, year-round nanny schedule is explicitly prohibited. Meticulous Documentation: The expenditures must be cleanly tied to specific dates, hours, and campaign purposes. A Predictable Drumbeat of Payouts A review of Representative Swalwell’s campaign finance disbursements, however, paints a picture that appears deeply at odds with the unpredictable, ad-hoc nature of campaign events. Instead, the filings reveal a ledger that looks remarkably like a fixed, weekly payroll. Consider a sequence of transactions logged across a single summer. Rather than fluctuating to match the erratic schedule of a campaign trail, the payments roll out with the steady, high-dollar rhythm of a salaried employee: June 6, $1,858.50. June 13, $1,607.75. June 20, $1,799.50. June 26, $1,711.00. July 3, $1,386.50. July 10, $1,829.00. July 25, $1,622.50. August 1, $1,919.82. August 15, $1,681.50. August 22, $1,829.00. These are thousands of dollars flowing out on a near-weekly basis, totaling a staggering $240,000. The clockwork regularity of these transactions raises an unavoidable question... Is the Swalwell campaign truly generating between $1,300 and $1,900 worth of exclusively incremental, campaign-specific childcare needs every single week? Or have donors unwittingly become the financiers of his family’s baseline expenses? The burden of proof rests squarely on the Congressman. To justify this $240,000 expenditure, Swalwell will need to do more than point to the theoretical legality of childcare reimbursements. He will need to produce the receipts... matching every single payout to a specific, documented hour of campaign work. Until he does, donors might rightfully wonder if they are financing a political movement.... or simply paying the babysitter.