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@jason_howerton It's a miracle that there may still be something called "the boys," and that they still have a chance in California. Let's go!!

Everyone's going on about how Spencer Pratt is running an incredible campaign. In reality, he's literally just being a normal human being & mocking all the insane things out of touch politicians say/do. He's either one of the boys, or he's the greatest actor of all-time. People are craving sanity.

Just finished taping with @RMConservative on Blazetv. It should air in 2 minutes at 12PM EST. We covered ORES and foreign interference in Upstate NY. We also covered BESS in the Adirondack Park and what’s happening to our prime farmland. I will go on any show that invites me to share what I have learned, on the left or right. Still waiting for @KathyHochul to acknowledge what’s happening.

@elonmusk Better to have NO social order than an inverted one.

Yes

🚨 DEEP STATE SENATE: Unelected Obama/Harry Reid holdover Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough just GUTTED the GOP’s $72 BILLION border bill - axing Border Patrol funding, security tech, screening & $2.5B DHS cash! John Thune CAN fire her anytime, but he WON’T. Why is @LeaderJohnThune protecting this deep state operative?

That sucks. I've only lived in Texas 5 years, and the Democrats have literally run away TWICE to avoid a quorum. This is like a child repeatedly running away from home to avoid tests they didn't study for.

This is why @spencerpratt is destroying Karen Bass and the rest of the Democrats in California! I visited the Pacific Palisades the day Spencer announced his run for mayor one year after Democrats let the city burn! It’s time that politicians put their citizens first again! @RealAmVoice

New episode of the Palisades Fire just dropped starring Spencer Pratt 👀 Truth really is stranger than fiction…

The best writers in Hollywood couldn't have come up with what's going on in Spencer Pratt's Mayoral campaign.

@elonmusk Empathy without discernment is just sentimentality. It helps no one.

Beware the empathy exploit. Empathy is good and right when thought through (deep), but can be deadly to civilization when simply stimulus-response (shallow). For example, releasing a repeat violent offender may feel good at first (shallow empathy for the criminal), but it is wrong to do so when that person will go on to hurt or murder innocent victims, as there should be deep empathy for future victims.

It’s hard to comprehend just how disgusting they let Los Angeles become.

@MattWhitlock It's always a woman. Apparently Fair doesn't see the problem with Dutch jurists interfering in US legal issues.

@MattWhitlock Why was the ND Supreme Court verdict 4-1? Who was the "1?"

This is a funny story. Greenpeace did a TON of damage to the area around the Dakota Access Pipeline during their protests - and a jury found them liable for over $600M dollars. So they went to European courts to protect them - and got smacked down.

BREAKING: I just made history by securing a landmark healthcare fraud settlement that creates the nation's first-ever Detransition Clinic and secures $10 million from Texas Children's Hospital for "transitioning" kids.

@alex_fasulo Great work, Alex. You're forcing them to create a facade for a super-creepy agency.

We saw a new face this week stepping in represent ORES in the WHEC TV segment on the "state of solar" in New York State. Meet Jessica Waldorf, who is now currently the "ORES Chief of Staff" as of last night. Waldorf served as the ORES Interim Executive Director before Zeryai Hagos was appointed to the position in 2024. Waldorf has made a career on CLCPA implementation, large-scale renewables, utility regulation, decarbonization policy, and financing and deployment of clean-energy projects for @NYPAenergy, @KathyHochul, and @NYSERDA. She is a lifetime bureaucrat. What's funny to me is... where is Jason Zehr, the current Interim Executive Director of ORES? How come we aren't able to call, email, or make appointments with Waldorf if she's supposedly the ORES "Chief of Staff?" How come Waldorf's name is nowhere to be found on the ORES landing page? How come her title in this segment, in the lower lefthand corner, is "DPS NYS?" Time and time again the state shuffles bureaucrats from the DPS into different roles and made-up titles when the media comes calling ORES. They truly, to the fullest extent, believe we are that stupid. Waldorf spewed lies to the news channel this week claiming they consider "local protections" when siting these projects. If that was the case, why are 100% of ORES final permits approved, against the wishes of the local residents, town leaders, and environmental nonprofits? Why can the public not call, email, or meet with ORES? She insultingly said ORES "looks at the comments and feedback." Notice her careful choice of wording. They "look at the comments." They don't weigh, consider, or alter decisions based on comments. This is one big game to them. We did not elect these bureaucrats to office. Yet they get to make decisions that change the rural character of our towns forever.

@alex_fasulo I'm totally crying, here.😖

Good on the leaders from Genesee County for standing up and announcing enough is ENOUGH with the solar wasteland ORES has forced into Western New York. Please watch the segment below. Their towns have been destroyed. Town leaders don't get a say in what happens to their towns. The Office of Renewable Energy Siting (ORES) was created in a way where it supersedes all local laws, moratoriums, and zoning. It also supersedes our entire @NYSDEC. As the bureaucrats at ORES will tell you, our local laws are "cumbersome" to them. They needed a way to crush home rule. So the one-party-rule legislature in Albany created ORES in 2020, snuck through in a budget bill on April 2, 2020. This is the result. These people will not stop until every town in New York State looks like Byron, New York. To everyone in Byron and Genesee County: I am so sorry you had to go first. I am so sorry your county has been the guinea pig for a dystopian, globalist, and demonic agenda that's been pushed out of Albany. What we are actually witnessing, in real-time, is the greatest wealth transfer of our lifetimes: generational farmland is moving from families to foreign renewable developers. Everyone must wake up to this and soon. It's never been about the panels themselves. whec.com/top-news/news1…

However, if hummingbirds frighten you... What can I say? Seek help immediately.

If you've ever watched a Marvel comic movie, a Star Wars movie, or a LEGO animated movie with your kids, you will enjoy @spencerpratt ads, most of which aren't even funded by his campaign.

I urge Americans to watch a few Spencer Pratt ads for themselves. These ladies are talking nonsense to scare you into believing they are "extreme" so you won't watch them.

@US_OGA Trump didn't just challenge the Iranian regime. He forced them to play their doomsday card. Now its power is evaporating. On our timeline, not theirs. Lol. 4D, indeed.

For the past two months we've been saying over and over again that this little kerfuffle is going to forever change: 1- How crude is moved to market. 2-Who that market actually is. 3- Who gets to produce and how much... 👇👇👇👇

@OwenGregorian Wait'll Xi sends robot foxes to attack the chickens.

Man Finds Robot Dog Is Bad at Protecting His Chickens, But Might Be Good at Sending Data to China | Tom Hawking, Gizmodo It’s not every day you see a video that starts with chickens and ends with a genuine national security concern, but then, these are strange times. The story starts with YouTuber, musician, and increasingly influential amateur cybersecurity researcher Benn Jordan’s attempt to get a robot dog from Chinese firm Unitree—also responsible for the questionable Gundam and the kung-fu deathbots—to guard his chicken coop. The robot proves an abject failure at doing this, and at anything else remotely useful. What it does turn out to be good at, according to Jordan, is sending data back to China. While the robot’s general uselessness is amusing, the really interesting part of the video comes once Jordan starts to look into the robot’s information security features—or, more specifically, the alleged lack thereof. This section of the video starts strong with the revelation that Jordan was able to obtain root access to the dog—yes, that’s a phrase I just typed—by adding Curl commands to the end of his wifi password. This allows full access to the dog, which, as Jordan says, involves “not only controlling their movement, but also recording, downloading, and livestreaming audio and video information from the robot’s surroundings without an authenticated connection through the app.” (At this point, it’s probably worth noting that police departments across the country are merrily spending tax revenue on these robots like it’s Monopoly money.) There are also other fun little pieces of information, like the dog’s weird built-in ChatGPT implementation, through which Jordan was able to convince it to “disable its safety functions and give up API info”; the fact that the dog’s radio control frequency is easily replicable; and most of all, the fact that while the robot’s firmware doesn’t take your security seriously in the slightest, it takes the security of the data it’s sending home—and the location to which it’s sending that data—very seriously indeed. The last part of the video catalogs Jordan’s attempts to figure out exactly what information the robot is collecting and where it’s being sent. The ins and outs of it are really worth watching for yourself, but the tl;dr is that, as Jordan puts it, “some, if not all, Unitree robots are intentionally and secretly sending heavily encrypted information to Chinese servers and going to great lengths to prevent anyone from finding out about it.” On a completely unrelated note, hey, did we mention that the US military has been buying these robodogs? As Jordan says, “If we were living in a time when the Federal Government would take this type of thing seriously, this would be something I would report privately.” But, of course, we are living in the most stupid of all possible worlds, so instead, we’re watching this on YouTube. It’s hard to think of a more quintessentially 2026 story than this saga, and there’s probably a word in German for its very specific mixture of absurdity, stupidity, hilarity, and terror. In the absence of such a word, however, I’ll leave you with this screenshot—wherein, just to be clear, it’s the robot dog saying “Hey little lamb over there, you’re off course [and] going [in] the wrong direction”, not Jordan himself. The key figure, though, is the real dog, gazing upon its robotic counterpart—and, indeed, the entire scene—with a mixture of bewilderment and genuine concern. We are all this tiny dog, pondering the foolishness of mankind. Or maybe we’re just the robot dog, narrating its own divergence from the path of sanity. What a piece of work is man, indeed. gizmodo.com/man-finds-robo…

@hery0680 @alex_fasulo I gave you two without being asked for any. Ask AI yourself for the next 3. And learn some manners.

@ProtesterLone @alex_fasulo show your work. Prove it show me five times where these facilities have burned down recently.

It was brought to my attention recently that there are towns in Upstate NY, as well as countrywide, where zoning boards are trying to change historic and respected agricultural / rural residential zoning to "open space / conservation" zoning. Here's why this is highly concerning. Everyone should be aware of this. At first read, open space and conservation sounds good, right? The renewable energy industrial is very good at using persuasive buzz words. Open space zoning calls for "low development conflict" to prioritize the habitat and open space of a region. Again, sounds great, right? This removes competing land uses. If land is no longer active agriculture or residential growth zones… it becomes easier to frame it a “underutilized land suitable for energy generation.” In most towns, solar is classified as utility / public utility use, energy generation facility, or special use / conditional use. And those categories are often allowed in open space zones. If a district bans housing, limits commercial use, and overrides previous agricultural zoning, it intentionally becomes the easiest place to site solar complexes. The question you must ask yourself, wherever you reside, is "why now?" Why after decades of zoned ag / rural residential is the zoning board suddenly switching to "open space" zoning? For a town local to mine that is trying to do this, a quick Google search showed me the town is also trying to play host to a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) in the coming years. Therefore, the zoning board members were tipped off to future development and are abusing their power on these boards to position themselves for handsome payouts by the renewable energy corporations. Keep an eye on your local zoning. I recommend every American start attending their town zoning board meeting once per month. Many are sneaking topics like this onto their agendas the night before (this has been shared with me more times than I can count). The most powerful thing you can do is commit to attending this meeting. It's going to be on US to save this country's land. Stay vigilant. (I am not saying ALL town/zoning boards are compromised. But MANY are, or will become so, due to the aggressive bribing going on through the renewable energy industry.)