Author of AI 2030, a post-apocalyptic science fiction novel. Find old episodes of Trauma Triage on https://xitter.cf/t.co/NOzGqaFST2.

Florida, USA
Joined September 2014
In my book AI 2030 it was meteoric quantum space dust containing the consciousness of ancient parasitic aliens who had already destroyed their own world before being banished to the astral realm, from which they escaped by hiding in the dust. That consciousness infiltrated all of our electronics, possessing people to do horrific things, in order to serve their agenda.
“They are trying to get nano particles into peoples bodies” There are numerous theories behind why the Global Geo-Engineering & Worldwide Vaccine programmes have been pushed since COVID. This is the 2nd most terrifying theory of them all…
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The Helsinki Court of Appeal has cleared three men who raped a heavily intoxicated 17-year-old girl in a wooded area in Finland. The girl was so drunk that she had actually been taken to the hospital for intoxication just before the assault. The three men then raped her in the woods right outside the hospital. Both the District Court and the Court of Appeal completely dismissed all charges and let the men walk free without any convictions. Judges ruled that despite her severe intoxication, CCTV footage showed she was still legally capable of forming and expressing consent. The court decided that the men could have believed the teenager was agreeing to having sex, ultimately freeing them from all criminal responsibility. It is completely fucked up that a court thinks a teenager drunk enough to need a hospital is somehow sober enough to consent to three grown men. Being drunk does not mean consent. Not saying no does not mean consent. If someone is too intoxicated to care for themselves, they cannot give real consent, period.
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An open letter to women—from an only gay man. We should have spoken up sooner. #ProtectWomen #WomensSpaces #SexBasedRights
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PTSD: something terrible happened to you. Complex PTSD: something terrible WAS your entire environment, and you had no choice but to keep living in it. There was no escape.
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🚨#BREAKING: Absolutely ASTONISHING footage has emerged of 4 Black men RESCUING a White woman from an alleged KIDNAPPING. The footage shows a man SHOVING a woman into the back of a vehicle while she screams for help. The men rescue her from the car and then BEAT the alleged kidnapper.
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🚨 6 Facts You Didn’t Know About Annie Altman 1. She is suing her brother, OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman. In sworn court filings, Annie alleges that Sam Altman “groomed and manipulated” her and committed rape, sexual assault, molestation, sodomy, and battery between 1997–2006—beginning when she was three years old and he was twelve. 2. She has been systematically silenced online. Annie has repeatedly reported being shadow‑banned across social media platforms, and for years ChatGPT wouldn't even acknowledge her lawsuit or existence. 3. Only 41 minutes of her deposition are public. Despite hours of footage, only the first 41 minutes have surfaced online. Annie has demanded the full deposition be released, but the rest remains withheld, even though transparency serves public interest. Note: Oddly, a Trump‑appointed judge was inserted into the case six months after it started. 4. Her home was broken into under suspicious circumstances. Annie reported a break‑in at her residence in an incident that mirrors the experience of Suchir Balaji, the OpenAI whistleblower who publicly condemned the company. Both cases raise serious questions about intimidation, retaliation, and targeted pressure. 5. Her father’s trust was never updated to include her. After her dad died, Annie was told her father's trust didn't exist. That trust is managed by Hydrazine Capital, an entity documented as holding OpenAI shares, creating a conflict of interest that sits uncomfortably close to the core of her allegations. 6. She experienced homelessness and survival sex work. In 2020, Annie became homeless for a period of time and described turning to sex work to survive. Her brother is one of the most powerful tech leaders in the world. The machine around him is working hard to make sure Annie’s story never reaches you. If you believe Annie case deserves transparency, accountability, & a fair hearing, sign her petition! 👇
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The birth rate in South Korea is plummeting exponentially. This is a collective quote from the women there; “I will not give birth to a life that will discriminate against my gender, my own flesh and blood must not become a blade turned against me. If the world born from my body oppresses me, I will not let that world exist.” This ignites my whole soul. Women have the ability to collectively decide to end civilization unless things change. That my friends, is what real power looks like....
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"1 lipca 1976 roku Tina Turner zrobiła krok, który uratował jej życie. Czekała, aż jej mąż Ike zaśnie w hotelowym pokoju w Dallas. Jej twarz była spuchnięta i sina po kolejnym pobiciu. W kieszeni miała tylko 36 centów i kartę paliwową Mobil. Nic więcej. Wymknęła się po cichu ze Statler Hilton i zaczęła biec. Nie do samochodu. Nie po pomoc. Pobiegła prosto przez autostradę Interstate 30 — w ciemności, między pędzącymi autami, o krok od potrącenia przez ciężarówkę. Pchał ją nie plan, lecz instynkt przetrwania. Po drugiej stronie był Ramada Inn. Kierownik rozpoznał ją natychmiast, mimo obrażeń. Dał jej pokój na 11. piętrze i postawił ochroniarza pod drzwiami. Przez trzy dni Tina ukrywała się tam, prawie nie jedząc, pozwalając ciału i duszy zacząć się goić. Kilka tygodni później złożyła pozew o rozwód. Gdy zapytano ją, czego chce po 16 latach małżeństwa, jej odpowiedź wszystkich zszokowała: — Niczego. Tylko swoje nazwisko. Bez domu. Bez pieniędzy. Bez tantiem. Tylko „Tina Turner” — imię stworzone, by ją kontrolować, a teraz jedyne narzędzie do odbudowy życia. Odeszła z długami, problemami podatkowymi i łatką „artystki, która się skończyła”. Miała prawie 40 lat. Była czarnoskórą kobietą w branży obsesyjnie skupionej na młodości. Nie miała praw do większości swojej wcześniejszej muzyki. Szanse były brutalnie przeciwko niej. Ale Tina nie zaakceptowała porażki. Zwróciła się ku buddyzmowi Nichirena, codziennie śpiewając mantry, by odnaleźć siłę. Brała każdą pracę: teleturnieje, hotelowe sale, jarmarki, eventy firmowe. Między występami sprzątała domy. Gdy świat ją skreślał, ona w ciszy składała siebie od nowa — kawałek po kawałku. I nadszedł rok 1984. W wieku 44 lat wydała album Private Dancer — i wszystko się zmieniło. Ponad 12 milionów sprzedanych egzemplarzy. What’s Love Got to Do with It na pierwszym miejscu list przebojów. Trzy nagrody Grammy w jednym roku. Live Aid. Mad Max. Świat wreszcie uznał ją za Królową rock’n’rolla. Jej drugie artystyczne życie trwało dekady: rekordowe trasy koncertowe, 12 nagród Grammy, ponad 100 milionów sprzedanych płyt. Kariera odbudowana całkowicie na własnych zasadach. A miłość także ją odnalazła. Erwin Bach poznał Tinę na lotnisku w 1986 roku — i już nigdy się nie rozstali. Gdy jej nerki odmówiły posłuszeństwa, bez wahania zaoferował swoją. W 2017 roku spełnił tę obietnicę i uratował jej życie. 24 maja 2023 roku Tina Turner zmarła spokojnie w Szwajcarii, w wieku 83 lat, trzymając Erwina za rękę. Zostawiła po sobie coś więcej niż muzykę. Zostawiła dowód. Nigdy nie jest za późno, by odzyskać swoje życie. Można zacząć od nowa w wieku 40 lat. W wieku 50. W każdym wieku. Czasem wystarczy tylko odważyć się przejść na drugą stronę drogi. 36 centów. Karta paliwowa. I niezłomna wola. Tak rodzą się legendy. 🖤" za Kawa z mlekiem
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I’m done with “she admitted it.” The day before her arraignment, there is a one minute phone conversation with Patrick. Zeizel, defense’s psychologist, doesn’t take any notes and doesn’t record it. Allegedly a male voice. That’s it. It gets read into the record the next morning by the DA and then repeated, stretched, and built on for three years. In 2026, over three years after the children were murdered, the state sends in its experts. They regurgitate the voice and add that she said “go to God.” Nothing ever recorded then either. That is Lindsay’s whole admission. Manufactured, then repeated until it sounded like proof.
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SCOOP🚨 CORNELL SEVEN: Gillio Lopes, one of the seven men accused in Jane Doe’s civil lawsuit, has filed an Article 78 challenge looking to REMOVE NY Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor in the criminal investigation. His attorneys argue James showed bias toward Jane Doe in a Sept. 28 social media post, three days before Gov. Hochul appointed her to lead the reopened criminal investigation. Lopes wants the appointment overturned and a different prosecutor assigned. A judge has not yet ruled. More details via @lamag shortly.
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I am happy, healthy, wealthy, independent, appreciated, successful, love, protected, and free.
JUST IN🚨: Neuroscientists discovered something shocking: your brain doesn't care if your thoughts are true... it just believes whatever you think on repeat
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How was this Male cop allowed to try to talk a 12 year old out of saying she was raped after the kit had already proved she was😠😠. And men wonder why girls and women hesitate to report abuse🥺🙏🏼
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OMG at this point… You can’t even blame the patriarchy. Unless the patriarchy strictly prohibits a parasite cleanse because this mofo obviously is infected with toxoplasmosis ghondii.
Not even animals are safe from men!
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“I hope it’s not another fatty” a reply in the Cornell frat texts. “Another” let the word sink in. #iamjanedoe
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In Milgram’s obedience experiment, 65% of participants followed orders all the way to the maximum 450-volt shock, which they believed they were administering to another person. But in a variation where two fellow participants refused to continue, 90% resisted. So they had to observe someone else non complying. Resisting to engage in that atrocity. Then the noncompliance skyrocketed to 90%. All you had to do was observe someone else say, no, I am not going to do that. And now it provided permission for others to resist it.
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So it turns out the guy who claimed he was too intoxicated to consent and Jane Doe actually assaulted him is the same person who messaged the Snapchat group, inviting them all to join in without her knowledge. This is a master class in DARVO and some of you on this app are falling for it.
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If your partner makes jokes that make you feel belittled, insecure, or degraded, it’s not a joke; it’s a tactic. Abuse isn’t always yelling—sometimes, it’s a laugh at your expense. Trust your feelings. Real love uplifts. #EmotionalAbuse
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Matthew Ingalls tried to gaslight Jane Doe into believing she gave consent and lied when she asked how the other men got into the room. He was the one who sent the message “you can walk in and whip it out.” He was the one who started the abuse. He was supposed to be her friend. I feel sick. Prison is not enough punishment for this monster. May she bankrupt Cornell University.
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