Heading to Japan for @tapeandrives , @bandmaid , @gungire_band , @atozome_ , and @dragdownjapan
This is going to be a wild trip!!!
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Jennings: Let's not get our knickers in a twist here
McGowan: Why are you talking like that? It's insane. Your attitude is just horrifying….Everything that is in these files—it could bring an entire house down. And if it has to, it has to. If it brings down Democrats, bring them down. If it brings down Republicans, bring them down. Bring down princes, world leaders, Hollywood people, bring them down. But what it feels like right now is that there's a giant cabal of people that do not have to listen to the law
This was quite fun!
A few weeks ago, I invited @Mearical and @NittPicc for a special talk about the US Tour 2026.
Enjoy 😁
Ryan MearおよびNittPiccとの2026年米国ツアーに関する動画を、ぜひチェックしてみてください。
youtu.be/SJXljzD3DAM
@bandmaid #bandmaid
Ryan Mear retweeted
武道館オープニングアクトを務めてくれるNEK!の出演時間が決定しました!
そして、私たちの出会いから始まるMAKING VIDEOも公開!
KANAMIが作った楽曲をNEK!ちゃんが演奏してくれるなんて…!感激😭✨
みんなの努力と成長に、たくさん刺激をもらっています!
武道館、楽しもうね❤️🔥
#NEKI #bandmaid
Ryan Mear retweeted
Let this sink in: ICE agents reportedly blocked the emergency entrance of a Los Angeles hospital for TWO HOURS, forcing ambulances carrying people who needed emergency care to go elsewhere.
This isn’t law enforcement. This is a reckless abuse of power that put innocent people’s lives at risk.
An ambulance entrance is not a political battleground. A hospital emergency room is not an immigration checkpoint.
And federal agents do not get to hold an entire community’s access to emergency medical care hostage.
Imagine being in an ambulance, fighting for your life, only to be diverted because federal agents decided their operation mattered more than emergency access.
Where is the humanity? Where is the accountability? And where is the line that these agents are no longer allowed to cross?
You cannot claim to be protecting America while putting Americans’ lives in danger.
This isn’t making America great. It’s making America cruel. And anyone defending this should be ashamed.
This shit needs to STOP
🚨BREAKING: Georgia police officer will NOT FACE CHARGES after tasing and shooting a friendly miniature donkey to death
Trenton Garner, 24, was helping search for a missing 12-year-old girl when he and other officers entered a pasture at Elsberry Farm in Cedartown
The officers encountered several horses before a one-year-old miniature donkey named HeeHaw approached them
Garner claimed the donkey charged at the officers, prompting a K-9 handler to use a Taser
When that failed to stop the animal, Garner pulled out his handgun and shot HeeHaw, who ran up a hill before collapsing
Garner said he fired to protect himself, another officer and the police dogs
HeeHaw's owner, Hannah Israel, maintains the shooting was unjustified and is pursuing a civil lawsuit against the officer
Ryan Mear retweeted
I exposed the Trump Phone.
Trump cancels all his rallies.
Coincidence?
I think not.
BAND-MAID ENTROPY - Ryan Mear Reacts youtu.be/NHEjIyBHX9s?si=curi… via @YouTube
Ryan Mear retweeted
Already pinned to the ground.
Already tased.
His head bounced off the asphalt.
Then the police officer punched him 22 times.
Twenty-two.
Witnesses said the man appeared to be having a mental episode and was not a threat. He had been standing in the road.
Ryan Mear retweeted
Kentucky residents played a loud recording of the noise pollution from data centers to show its disruptive impact.
Within seconds, county officials grew irritated and told them to “act like adults” and turn it off.
The corrupt politicians who vote for and push these data centers onto our communities couldn’t handle the piercing sound for a few seconds, yet expect residents to live with it every day.
Welcome to the USA, where politicians prioritize the bottom line of the corporations and billionaires that fund their campaigns over the needs of our people and communities.
Ryan Mear retweeted
🔥🔥WOAHH: A Fox News reporter approached a man at Trump’s South Carolina rally expecting to hear why he came to support the president, only for the attendee to compare the gathering to the 1978 Jonestown massacre that killed more than 900 people. “There’s nothing like seeing a cult right up front,” he told the reporter. The man delivered the comparison with a completely straight face.



















