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New content up at Wheatzie. Click the link to check out “Crap Mom”…and thank you for reading! wheatzie.com/2025/12/crap-m…

‘Tis the season! facebook.com/share/p/183E1L…

@Cernovich My husband always teases me and says you must have had stock in NAC back when I bought 100 bottles of it after they took it off the shelves. 🤣🤣🤣 I told him you would’ve disclosed that info. Anyway I still take it daily and appreciate your recommendations!

Beef tallow beauty products (disclosure I’m an investor). MC10 saves you 10%. motherfocare.com

This is my brother-in-law. Awesome tribute

New story up at Wheatzie: “Julian and the Oysters” If you decide to check it out, thanks for reading! ❤️ wheatzie.com/2025/08/julian…

@Cernovich This is why I like following you. I always come away inspired.

Same with giving to charity. The more you learn to let go, the more comes in.

@SusanPowter just finished your memoir! It was great! You mentioned a book-signing tour…where can I find the dates for that and will you be coming to the Midwest?

BERNIE SANDERS: “There are some people who think climate change is a hoax. It ain’t a hoax. I think the last ten years have been the warmest on record…” JOE ROGAN: “Did you see the Washington Post piece? Essentially, they found that we’re in a cooling period… And this was, like, a very inconvenient discovery. But they had to report the data, and kudos to them for doing that.” SANDERS: “Well, I’m not sure. I didn’t read that article. But, you know, the scientists who are out there—I think I know.” ROGAN: “But there’s a lot of money involved in that too, Bernie. That’s part of the problem. There’s a lot of money involved in this whole climate change emergency issue. And there’s a lot of control. And that’s a big part of this problem.” The key admission here is: “I didn’t read that article.” Bernie’s got strong opinions, just not enough curiosity to read a 5-minute article.

There is no destination. What is permanent is the struggle. Learn to embrace it cause holding back evil will be our job until the day God takes us home.

Check out my latest: Wheatzie: I AM NOT A HYSTERICAL PERSON, MA'AM wheatzie.com/2025/05/i-am-n…

@Cernovich @EagleEdMartin Done!

Follow @EagleEdMartin!

I get up every morning at 4:45AM to write. Is it about important stuff? Well, no Wheatzie: Vegas, Baby! wheatzie.com/2025/04/vegas-…

@Cernovich Cerno I visited CA for the first time in all of my 47 years a couple of weeks ago with my husband and kids. We are super conservatives from MO so we were unsure lol but we loved loved loved it. It made me think of you and your love of CA. I get it now!

Rawhide Ranch in Bonsall California. Great experience and education on animals and horses. Rock climbing wall, archery, sleeping in teepees. 10/10. (Not sponsored or comped trip, just something very cool.)

@SemisonicBand You can sue under the Ligma Doctrine

@JackPosobiec I just wanted to stop by and say thank you for gifting the world with “Cope and seethe.” I have had the MOST fun using it all over Facebook on the hysterical family members I haven’t yet unfriended 🤣 “Cope and seethe, loser!”🤣 It’s just beautiful

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@Cernovich This is amazing! I’m off of X for two busy nights and come back to this?? So cool!

"They won't listen to us because we are moms, they call us crazy," this is what a mother told me on the plane right back from a protest in California. Demoralized and sad, she was tear stricken at what had been done to her and millions of other moms across the country. Totally dismissed by doctors. Looked at like she was crazy and didn't even know her own children. Smeared by everyone from media from friends. They listened today, and today RFJ JR was confirmed. RFK Jr's confirmation today is the culmination of ten-of-thousands of hours of moms who were gas lit, abused, and tossed aside by the political and medical establishment. In 2019 I met these moms during a protest in California. The state was ending all vaccine exemptions, even for children who had been vaccine-injured. This was a new world for me. I had flown up to Sacramento on a lark. I hadn't given the vaccine issue much thought, and had conventional views on them. The stories were heart breaking and several themes emerged. Moms know their children better than anyone. A healthy child would go in for their shots, the child would change. Doctors would mock the mothers who asked if there was any connection. Moms were told that they didn't know what was happening with their children. "We aren't anvi-vaccine, we took our children to get vaccinated. That's how we ended up here." Anti-vaxx'er had become a slur, even though every parent I spoke to have vaccinated their children. They didn't read some random blog and make this an obsession, they were looking for answers. Moms were called crazy, we see this even today, although much less often post-Covid. "Do you think we want to blame the vaccines? We denied this until every other cause had been ruled out. You think we want to feel guilty?" None of these moms wanted to believe that vaccines could harm their children. It was the opposite. If the vaccine caused the child's injuries, then the parent would be left with an immense amount of guilt. Even though it's undeserved. They did nothing wrong. They did what doctors told them. No parents wants to believe that they may have made a medical choice that altered their child's life forever. Every human impulse would lead one away from being anti-vaccine. RKF JR, or "Bobby" as all the moms called him, was banned from social media, along with Del Bigtree. There wasn't much interest in the censorship that Bigtree and Kennedy faced. I would post about it and everyone went, "Meh." This wasn't a cause conservatives or supposed free-speech liberals wanted to embrace. It was unpopular, these were the wilderness years. The moms showed up to every city council meeting. They fought against Covid, they resisted medical tyranny at every gate. Today is their day, as much or more so than RFK JR's. The people are listening now. And today the fight has only begun.

All he does is poop his pants

@robbystarbuck I’ve said this for years! Totally agree!

Unpopular opinion: The Beatles are not good and they never were. Their songs hurt my ears. I’ve heard packs of rabid coyotes I found more musically interesting. Their success is just proof to me of how powerful a social contagion + marketing can be. Now you can yell at me.