John Brown

@Gianl1974 The american population are revolting ignorant as fk incompetent fkd up useless assholes. SEND ALL REPUBLICANS TO HELL WHERE THEY BELONG.

@Gianl1974 That whole scene of an apparent shooting is evidence of the depth Trump will go to to sabotage an election.A fake assassination attempt. This is an extreme example of insanity.

@Gianl1974 Show me where any blood could have come from ??? Do you even see so much as a scratch ??? Fake, Fake Fake.

NEW: Trump's own supporters are now openly claiming the Butler assassination attempt was staged — and some are demanding he admit it. This is MAGA turning the conspiracy machine Trump built against him. A major new report from Wired lays it out: The theory that the July 2024 shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, was a hoax is no longer fringe chatter from the left. It's exploding from inside Trump's own base as his grip on the movement slips. Popular conservative podcaster Tim Dillon — once a vocal Trump backer — told his audience last weekend that he now believes it “maybe” was staged. He went further, urging Trump to come clean and tell the country something like: “We staged the assassination attempt in Butler to show people how important it was to vote for me and how far I was willing to go for them.” A day later, far-right commentator Emerald Robinson posted on X that the FBI “did it.” On Telegram, prominent QAnon influencer MJ Truth polled his 100,000 followers on the Butler narrative. The overwhelming majority — nearly all still Trump supporters — responded that yes, it was staged, and the real story would never come out. One follower wrote: “The truth will come out 60+ years from now when we’re all dead and nobody really cares anymore… just like JFK.” Tucker Carlson has spent months pushing the idea that the FBI lied about the shooter’s online activity as part of a cover-up. Former National Counterterrorism Center director Joe Kent appeared on Carlson’s show and claimed the entire investigation was “prematurely shut down.” No evidence was offered. None was needed — the audience was primed. And it’s getting darker. Some of these same voices are now calling Trump the Antichrist — not as a meme, but as serious biblical prophecy. They point to the escalating war with Iran, Trump’s repeated posts comparing himself to Jesus Christ, and the AI-generated image he once posted of himself as Christ healing the sick (which he later deleted, claiming it was actually him “as a doctor”). This is the monster Trump created coming home to roost. For years he trained his followers to distrust every institution — the media, the government, the FBI, the facts themselves — and to believe only him. Now, as gas prices climb, wars drag on, allies pull away, and even the Pope has called him out by name, they’re applying that same paranoid lens to Trump. Remember: Corey Comperatore, a retired fire chief, was killed shielding his family from real bullets. Two others were critically wounded. Thousands of people witnessed it live, and dozens of cameras captured it. The FBI investigated it as a legitimate assassination attempt. None of that matters to a movement taught to reject evidence and embrace suspicion. Trump spent years building a base that doesn’t believe in reality. Now that base is starting not to believe in him either. This is what happens when you feed people conspiracies for a decade. Eventually they eat their own.

Indiana Republicans passed Senate Bill 10 to ban student IDs from the polls. Student IDs that had been valid at Indiana polling places for nearly two decades. Federal Judge Richard L. Young blocked it Tuesday. His language was pointed and precise: "SB 10 looks more like a solution in search of a problem." The court found that roughly 40,000 Indiana students would have been affected. It found those students are significantly less likely than other voters to carry driver's licenses or other qualifying IDs. It found the burden was real and the harm irreversible - because elections don't have second chances. And it found this: "There is no evidence that student IDs have been used to engage in voter fraud or any other voting-related misconduct." Not insufficient evidence. No evidence. Nineteen years of student IDs at Indiana polls and nothing happened that SB 10 was supposed to prevent. The Republican National Committee stepped in to defend the ban in court filings, arguing it was a neutral policy choice. Judge Young did not find it neutral. He found that eliminating the one ID category most relied on by young voters - without documenting any problem it caused - imposed an unconstitutional burden. Indiana statehouse Republicans passed this bill while Indiana students study at Purdue, IU, Notre Dame, Ball State, Vincennes, and IVSCC... and carry the student IDs those schools issue. The courts just told them to keep voting.

This is who the Big Beautiful Bill Helps.

‘Cherry drops Sturgeon 'bitch' bombshell as she lifts lid on brutal SNP civil war’ NOTHING has improved under an SNP. Burgeoning egos, vicious infighting and greed has preoccupied and consumed them. When people show you what they are, believe them … scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/politics/…

Washington Post Intelligence Analyst Josh Rogin exposes a massive insider trading scandal on CNN. He reveals someone shorted the oil market by hundreds of millions just 20 minutes before Trump's announcement. The Trump administration is prioritizing self-dealing over peace.

The FBI guy is on a paranoid bender and won’t leave his room. The War guy quotes bible passages from Pulp Fiction. The Health guy collects raccoon dicks. It’s an Idiocracy on steroids.

Yesterday: Trump — “Iran has agreed to never close the Strait of Hormuz again. It will no longer be used as a weapon against the World!” Today: the Strait of Hormuz is closed again. Moral of the story: Never believe a word that Trump says.

NEW: 🇺🇸 The Atlantic reports that Kash Patel is reportedly failing as FBI director in large part due to excessive drinking problems as an alcoholic At one point having a panicked “freak-out” fearing he’d been locked out of a computer system and fired by the White House—only for it to turn out to be a minor technical error.

Why is this a partisan issue? I’m MAGA and I give 95% of corporate profits back to employees. Hate to break the news, but CEO greed is a bipartisan phenomenon. PS: The more stories that get out like this the more other CEO’s will do the same thing. Hiring top-notch people and giving them a big share of the profits is good for business. Everybody wins.

The last company I worked for kept taking on random candidates to expand the 'team'. They were useless, all on £45k. I advised my boss to stop hiring them and to pay us twice as much, as we were all delivering above target and had plenty of capacity to do more. He looked at me like I was mad. Within 12 months the top three performers all left (inc me), taking approx 30% of the client base with them. Pay up or lose out.

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@MrPitbull07 @Kimberl76740458 This is a masterclass. Low wages help no one, not even the business not the business owners.

@MrPitbull07 @AnaPhilaxis Regardless what happened to him after, I agree investing in talents is the way forward. Give top salary to your best talents & keep them out of the market. Get smarter, younger talents to push you forward. Keep up with new tech. That’s how we win competitions & big projects.

@MrPitbull07 @AmericanMOM01 This model is what Biden spoke off. Build the economy and people from the middle and out. Completely debunks the trickle down garbage Republicans spout off on. They build nothing, just take and then burn or bury the residuals. Dan Price, a builder of people, wealth and community.

@MrPitbull07 Much respect. Maybe you should be President. 😁 Seriously.

@MrPitbull07 Yes, caring about humanity matters. The Tech Bros will learn this lesson the hard way as they cut people in the most disrespectful way. People will strike back and they deserve whatever happens to their organizations. We reap what we sow.