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One of the most dangerously humane things I have ever seen. What a genuinely kind man.
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THIS MORNING!
His ears cut off.
Beaten.
Shot in the back.
Stabbed.
This morning, cattle farmer Donovan Marx was viciously attacked on his farm between Potchefstroom and Ventersdorp in the North West. He was severely beaten. His ears were cut off. He was shot in the back/shoulder (doctors were still trying to remove the bullet) and stabbed in the leg with a sharp object. He’s fighting for his life in a Potchefstroom hospital.
A family member left the farm shortly before 8am. Attackers then struck. A farm worker was tied up but managed to free himself and raise the alarm. The attackers fled in Marx’s truck. They’re still free. VF Plus says the full details of the torture are so disturbing they won’t even publish them.
This is not “ordinary crime.” This is the same pattern of extreme brutality; ears severed, severe beatings, shootings, stabbings that has been targeting White farmers for years. English media is already silent. No front-page outrage. No presidential condemnation. If the roles were reversed, it would dominate news for weeks.
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As Ron DeSantis enters the final weeks of his governorship of Florida, look at what he has accomplished.
His record is nothing short of miraculous and may be the single most effective governorship in the history of the United States.
Let’s remember….
He was the first to stand up to crazy COVID restrictions and reopen schools and businesses, he led the nation in school choice with more than half 1 million families now in the school of their choosing, he eliminated state debt and left the state with 18 billion in rainy day funds, and most importantly he signed the Heartbeat Protection Act, which ended most abortions after six weeks.
Everyone I know who lives in Florida says it is the most well-run state in the country. Well done governor!🙏
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I like how Congress has been completely worthless for the last two years, and Trump endorses every single one of them today. lol
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I did everything I could to defend Mr Fenn, and he took this all the way to the Supreme Court of Alabama, but in the end? Alabama Power crushed him. My deepest apologies to Mr Fenn for failing to secure his land. I’m sorry, Sir. His message below:
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What, exactly, would be “forcing” local governments to raise taxes?
Why not limit spending?
The state has reduced its budget for four straight years. It can be done!
Amendment 3 could reduce property tax revenue by $2.2 billion across six Florida counties, forcing local governments to raise taxes and fees. bizjournals.com/orlando/news…
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End pensions in Congress!
🚨 BOOM:
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is calling to end defined-benefit pensions for Members of Congress, arguing politicians shouldn't receive special lifetime payouts funded by taxpayers.
DeSantis—who declined his own congressional pension when serving in the House—noted lawmakers already have access to 401(k)-style plans. His proposal aims to hold elected officials accountable to the same rules as everyday Americans.
Do you agree that congressional pensions should be permanently eliminated?
YES or NO?
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Mr Fenn Church won his motion to protect his property from eminent domain in Alabama, but the power company has now appealed that decision all the way to the AL Supreme Court. This is his last chance to preserve the land he worked his whole life to own.
🙏Pray for Fenn🙏
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Milton Friedman backs Amendment 3!
Milton Friedman:
“In the long run, government will spend whatever the tax system will raise, plus as much more as it can get away with. That’s what history tells us.”
“So my view has always been: cut taxes on any occasion, for any reason, in any way that’s politically feasible, as the only way to keep down the size of government.”
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It's a testament to the faith Florida has in its governor that while our gulf coast neighbors prepare for impact, Floridians know state leadership is doing all that can be done to get ready. @GovRonDeSantis is on it.
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🚨HERO: An 85-year-old grandfather deliberately sits in his living room to be killed by terrorists—tricking them into thinking the home was empty and saving his hiding family!
When armed militants attacked Kibbutz Nahal Oz on October 7, 85-year-old Shlomo Ron—one of the founding members of the community—recognized the mortal danger facing his loved ones as gunfire echoed through the streets.
He immediately ordered his wife, two daughters, and grandson into the home's reinforced safe room, refusing their desperate pleas for him to join them inside.
Believing that an empty house might invite a detailed search, Shlomo reasoned that if attackers found an elderly man sitting alone in the front room, they would assume no one else was present and leave after taking his life.
Shlomo calmly sat in his favorite living room armchair and waited as armed assailants broke through the door.
Finding Shlomo alone, the terrorists shot him dead and immediately exited the home without searching the property further, leaving the hidden safe room entirely undiscovered.
Because of his deliberate, calculated self-sacrifice, Shlomo’s wife, daughters, and grandson survived the multi-hour siege unharmed—honoring a hero who gave everything so his family could live.
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If the state can do it, then Florida's 67 counties can do it too.
Vote YES on Amendment 3.
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I dread to see what will happen next storm season when we don’t have the leadership of the Greatest Governor of my lifetime or anytime in modern history.
He will be sorely missed on many levels.
🚨 JUST IN: Gov. Ron DeSantis that Florida has staged more than 1,000 generators, a half-million gallons of gasoline, 1 million gallons of diesel, more than 3 million MREs and 1.1 million bottles of water ahead of Hurricane Isaias, with tolls waived on the Garcon Point Bridge, Spence Parkway and Mid-Bay Bridge to speed evacuations
@GovRonDeSantis: "The Florida Division of Emergency Management is coordinating with all local counties to address resource requests as well as to position key equipment ahead of the storm."
"More than 6,000 utility linemen and restoration personnel are standing by to support power restoration during the storm."
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This is not even real… the State of New York sent a bill for $118,000 to three little Amish schools, one room schoolhouses out in Clymer, Heuvelton, and the Canajoharie settlement that do not take a single dollar of public money, because 59 of their children are not vaccinated.
And that is just one day. By the state's own position in the Second Circuit case, every day an unvaccinated child walks into that schoolhouse is a fresh violation and a fresh $2,000 fine, per child. Dygert Road got billed $52,000 for 26 kids, Pleasant View $46,000 for 23, and Shady Lane $20,000 for 10. Run that out over a 180 day school year and you are looking at roughly $21 million owed by families who already said they cannot pay the first bill… and their own attorney, Aaron Siri, told the New York Post the only way they pay is if the state takes their land.
Think about how we got here. These families had a religious exemption for decades. In June 2019 Albany repealed it, Andrew Cuomo signed it, and Kathy Hochul has left it sitting right there in force the entire time she has been governor. The fines came down in December 2022, the Second Circuit ruled against the families on June 30 of this year, and now Joseph Miller, Jonas Smucker, and Ezra Wengerd are asking the Supreme Court to let them live by the faith they have lived by their whole lives.
Meanwhile these are the same people who spent years screaming my body, my choice… and yet when a quiet Amish father says he wants to decide what goes into his own child's body, Albany sends the collection notice. Where did that crowd go? Lara is right that money is the weapon here, because they cannot drag the Amish into court in handcuffs for praying, so they fine them until they sell the farm or leave the state, and some of those families are already talking about leaving.
Ask yourself honestly… if they can do this to people who keep to themselves, farm their land, run their own schools, and ask nothing from the government, what exactly do you think they will do to you?
I read those numbers and I had to read them twice. Informed consent is supposed to mean something, and religious liberty is the very first freedom in the Bill of Rights, not a favor the governor hands out when it suits her.
Kathy, your sign says "Keeping New Yorkers Safe"… drop the fines, give these families their exemption back, and leave the Amish alone.
But God.
It is outrageous that the state of NY is punishing the Amish community because their children are unvaccinated. They are using money as a weapon, trying to fine these communities into compliance. This is a blatant violation of the legal principle of “informed consent” which guarantees individuals the right to make informed decisions about medical interventions, particularly vaccines, without coercion or misinformation. Without this protection, you can be forced into anything by those in power, just like the Nazis did in WWII.

Read more about it on:
icandecide.org
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Imagine having a President who had these talents.
Wouldn't it be nice to have DeSantis as President so he can focus on cutting spending and debt reduction. $40 Trillion of it!