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It’s wild how prisoners get three meals a day while school kids go hungry because their families can’t afford food. And somehow money flows to Israel, yet our veterans end up without homes or enough to eat. Completely upside-down world.
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“And I’ll keep talking to the media and answering these questions so I can make sure every Floridian knows just that,” she added.
Moody’s team then immediately ushered her away while CL asked a question about Flock cameras."
🤣
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If you're voting in November and your municipality uses Flock or Axon, remember to vote against your sheriff or police chief.
Showing these people the door sends a loud, unforgettable message.
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🚨BREAKING: Flock’s database was used by 3 Charlotte cops in a competition to see who could arrest the most Black people. The officers have resigned.
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The insanity never stops!
Florida becomes home to America's first flying police vehicle
Florida Polytechnic University has become the first law enforcement agency in the U.S. to integrate a flying police vehicle, an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft named Astro (after the dog in the cartoon The Jetsons).
Yet another false flag incoming...
Absolutely sickening. And what of the abused children? The system must collapse.
In leaked audio, GOP Senate Candidate Mike Rogers admits he blocked the Epstein files to protect Epstein's friends: “The court of public opinion would ruin their life for no reason... You don't want to hurt that person's career or reputation."
So protecting your pedophile buddies is more important than protecting young children from being raped by them. Is that correct, @MikeRogersForMI?
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"Palumbo-Liu, who lives in faculty housing, said a Genetec camera has replaced the Flock camera near his home, continuing to record “individuals, families, workers, guests and visitors.”
🤦♂️
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"They are absolutely committed to depopulation."
Catherine Austin Fitts warns that the impact of pesticides on female fertility constitutes an "extinction-level event", arguing that this outcome is intentional and reflects a broader depopulation agenda.
She recounts how efforts initiated by RFK Jr. to prevent chronic disease in children failed entirely, demonstrating a bipartisan commitment in Washington to the ongoing poisoning of the population.
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Replying to @StephenM
The long term cost to taxpayers of financially supporting Israel.
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Hey @grok, victim and perpetrator’s ethnicity only.
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Since I started asking Grok questions, I’ve received an unprecedented wave of DEATH THREATS every single day from Jewish users, demanding I stop or they’ll get my account banned.
Some have even threatened to use photos to create AI-generated pornography and send it around in Norway.
All this for asking QUESTIONS.
How is this tolerated on X?
John retweeted
"If you hit the exact price, minus ten bucks, it's a red flag to me. That shows a pattern of buying things right under the threshold again and again and again."
They may be on to something 🙄
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John retweeted
Teams of people are "wrapping" up cameras in plastic, rendering them blind.
When the police go to remove the plastic, the teams just go right back out and cover them up again.
Massachusetts is forcing gun owners to register every firearm before voters decide whether the law should exist.
When people collected signatures for a repeal, Healey attached an emergency preamble so it took effect immediately.
The state already had some of the strictest laws and lowest gun death rates in the country. And after more than a century in Springfield, Smith & Wesson left because earlier bills would have banned it from making its own guns.
On November 3, a “no” vote on Question 9 is the vote to repeal the whole thing.
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"How on earth in a couple of years do you cremate 6,000,000 corpses? It's not possible."
There's more evidence against the figure of 6,000,000 than the "evidence" that supports it.
Link is pinned
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“Reporter Jack Lemnus’ independent investigations have led to 27 officers disciplined over misuse of ALPR databases”
One reporter + logs = somehow more surveillance oversight than police, FDLE, FBI, and elected officials can muster together.
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