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If you’re unclear Amanpour’s exit from CNN after 43 years has to do with the Ellison takeover and her coverage of Israel/Gaza you’re not paying attention.
Fascism is taking hold in 🇺🇸, as the Trump-friendly pro-Israel oligarchs buy up the outlets.
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"BOMBSHELL NEW UPDATE: "THE INSIDE JOB: It just got worse for Elon Musk." CREDIBILITY: DESTROYED."
On January 20, 2025, Trump signed an executive order giving Elon Musk's DOGE "full and prompt access" to every federal agency's systems. Unelected and never Senate-confirmed, Musk sent in young staffers. Edward Coristine, 19 — self-styled "Big Balls" on LinkedIn — was fired from a cybersecurity internship for leaking company data. Marko Elez, 25, received read-write access to the Treasury's payment system; the Treasury later admitted in court it was granted "inadvertently." He resigned after racist posts ("normalize Indian hate") surfaced; Musk rehired him, and Trump endorsed it.
They accessed the Bureau of the Fiscal Service, which moves $6 trillion a year — 88% of all federal payments, including Social Security checks, Medicare, tax refunds, and veterans' benefits. Systems held names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, birthplaces, addresses, phones, emails, and bank details. A federal judge listed every item.
Laws violated include the Privacy Act (5 U.S.C. § 552a), barring disclosure of records without written consent; 26 U.S.C. § 6103, making unauthorized taxpayer data disclosure a felony (up to 5 years); 18 U.S.C. § 1030, criminalizing unauthorized access to government computers; and the Appointments Clause (Article II, Section 2), requiring Senate confirmation for such power. Musk was never confirmed.
Connecticut's Attorney General called it "the largest data breach in U.S. history." Nineteen states sued. A federal judge called DOGE's operation "chaotic and haphazard" and ordered all copies destroyed. The Supreme Court allowed continued access to Social Security records 6-3, including medical and family court files.
In January 2026, the DOJ admitted DOGE moved sensitive Social Security data to unauthorized Cloudflare servers; the agency cannot determine what was shared or if it remains. Whistleblower Charles Borges, SSA's chief data officer, was forced to resign: 300 million Americans' records exposed — "a generational problem" and "national security risk." Unchangeable data like mother's maiden name and birthplace means permanent exposure.
The "fraud hunt" was cover; the GAO found solid evidence for only 4% of claimed savings. The same week DOGE began, Trump fired 17 inspectors general — five investigating Musk's companies.
The Labor IG had 17 open Tesla and SpaceX cases; the Agriculture IG was escorted out while probing Neuralink monkey deaths. SpaceX defense contracts then tripled to $5.9 billion. Musk co-leads the Pentagon's weapons-buying study while holding $6.4 billion in Pentagon contracts. He gutted the CFPB — which polices digital payments — while building a payments business on X.
Trump signed the order, gave Musk a White House office, endorsed the rehire, and his administration fought every lawsuit to the Supreme Court, securing the right to keep the data.
Congress must investigate with subpoenas and hearings. Democrats must not let this die. An unelected billionaire's team obtained 300 million Americans' Social Security numbers, and the sitting president held the door open.
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A farmer, tired of rats destroying his crops and stealing his grain, came up with a clever but cruel plan. He threw a dead pig into a deep, abandoned well. Attracted by the smell, nearly 80 rats rushed into the well to feast on the carcass. At first, everything seemed wonderful. There was more than enough food for everyone, and the rats ate until they were satisfied.
But when the food was gone, they discovered something terrifying. The walls of the well were too steep to climb. They were trapped. Days passed, and hunger turned into desperation. Desperation turned into aggression. The rats that had once eaten peacefully beside one another began fighting for survival. Eventually, they began killing and eating each other.
One by one, their numbers dwindled until only a single rat remained. Its eyes were bloodshot, and it had survived by consuming its own kind. Then the farmer returned, lowered a rope into the well, and rescued the last surviving rat. But he didn't save it out of kindness or compassion.
The farmer knew the rat had learned to survive by hunting other rats. When he released it into his fields, it would continue killing its own kind instead of eating his grain. The farmer had turned his enemy into his greatest weapon.
And that is the lesson of divide and conquer. Those who control the trap don't need to fight the battles themselves. They simply create the conditions in which others turn against one another.
The rats believed their enemies were the other rats. They never realized that the true enemy was the farmer who had put them there.
The greatest danger isn't always the enemy standing in front of you. Sometimes it's the one who created the conflict and stands quietly watching you destroy each other.
Before you turn against your neighbor because of their political beliefs, ask yourself who benefits from keeping Americans divided. While we fight each other over Republican and Democrat, we may be overlooking those who profit from the conflict. Perhaps the real question isn't which side you're on, but who built the well—and why they want us fighting at the bottom of it.
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William “Govani” Venus, a 57-year-old Army veteran and father of four, was swept away by Texas floods while delivering medicine. The 30-year veteran retired as a command sergeant major after serving in Desert Storm and beyond. His family remembers a man who never stopped serving.
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Chicago detectives drove him to a patch of waste ground, put a sh0tgun in his mouth and pulled the trigger. Three times.
Darrell Cannon had been told in the car that they had "a scientific way of interrogating" people.
Then they took his trousers down and used a cattle prod on him.
2nd November 1983. Officers came into his family's flat and arrested him for murder.
What he says happened next, he has said publicly, in sworn statements, in court, and in print under his own name for Amnesty International.
They drove him away from the station to a secluded spot. They forced a shotgun into his mouth and pulled the trigger, letting him believe each time that it was loaded. Then they pulled his trousers down and shocked him on the genitals with an electric cattle prod.
He confessed.
He has written one sentence about why that answers every question anybody has ever asked about false confessions: he confessed because he wanted it to stop.
He served twenty-four years. His conviction was eventually thrown out and the charges dropped in 2007.
He was one of more than a hundred Black men tortured by detectives under Commander Jon Burge in Chicago between about 1972 and 1991. Electric shock. Suffocation. Guns in mouths. Radiator burns.
Burge was fired in 1993 and never tried for torture, because the statute of limitations had expired. He was convicted in 2010 of lying about it, served four and a half years, and kept his police pension until he died.
As Cannon has put it: not one officer has been convicted for the torture itself.
In 2015 Chicago became the first city in America to pass reparations for police torture — a fund, counselling, free college for survivors and their families, and a legal requirement that this be taught in Chicago public schools.
They had to legislate it into the curriculum. Otherwise it would have gone.
Darrell Cannon is in his seventies. He speaks in schools now. He tells children what happened to him in a police station in their city, because a law says somebody has to.
Darrell Cannon’s story exposes a chapter of American justice that cannot be understood through prison sentences alone.
Read the stories of those who suffered, the systems that failed them, and the questions that remain unanswered savvypurchase.samcart.com/pr…
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Candace Owens ATTACKS the Cornell 7, says they need to be thrown in JAIL!
Feminist @RealCandaceO compares the Cornell 7 case to Jeffrey Epstein!
Candace says anyone defending the Cornell 7 also "probably deserves to be in jail".
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The government assessed a disabled mechanic’s $115,000 home at over $1,000,000 and jacked his property taxes from $1,800/year to more than $30,000.
Darrell Lloyd paid CASH for the 960 sq. ft home. ZERO debt. But he can’t even afford to keep it because of taxes.
No basement. No second floor. He says it’s worth about $180,000.
LLOYD: “I’m at a loss. So right now, I don’t know what to do. I can’t even sell the house because they see the taxes. Everybody gonna run.”
So he went to the assessor’s office for help. Their response?
“Everybody’s taxes increased.”
Lloyd finally called FOX 32 Chicago. Only after the station got involved did officials admit the bill was a MISTAKE.
You work, you pay taxes.
You buy a modest home with cash, you pay taxes.
You get hurt and go on disability, you still pay taxes.
Then they assess your bungalow like a million-dollar estate and mail you a $30,000 bill.
Imagine how many Darrell Lloyds never called the local news...
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OH. MY. GOD. There it is… from his mouth
🚨 Netanyahu Funded Hamas $35M a Month via Qatar, using U.S. Tax Dollars, and tells Investigators:
“This is confidential and can’t be leaked, okay? We have neighbors here, sworn enemies. I’m constantly passing them messages. I confuse them, mislead them, lie to them, and then HIT them over their heads.”
• Netanyahu worked to keep GAZA under the control of HAMAS. And keep the West Bank under the control of the Fatah with the goal of preventing them from ever being united.
• Netanyahu arranged for Hamas to receive $35 Million Dollars every month from Qatar
—— suitcases of $35M in American currency, every single month.
“Because the Qatar knew him, they made him put the request in writing because they knew he was going to lie in the future.” 🤯
The result? $1+ BILLION went into the hands of Hamas… fast forward — October 7.
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This is the attitude behind every racist shitbag on this platform.
Part of a little girl’s skull was found near Mackay in Qld.
The skull was taken to the local pub.
The locals used it as a communal ashtray.
Why? Because they thought it was an Indigenous girl’s skill.
They felt bad only when it was revealed to be from a white girl’s murder.
Forget the spin, forget how innocuous they pretend to be, THIS is who they really are.
abc.net.au/news/2026-10-15/m…
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John Sheeran, the white teen who tried to drown a Black teen at a Cape Cod pond while using racial slurs, pleaded guilty to attempted murder and was sentenced to three years of probation and over 700 hours of community service. He avoided jail time.
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Police officer tells a 17-year-old he would take his life after claiming the teen’s car smelled like mar—juana. The officer later claimed the teen reached for a g—n, but dashcam footage appears to contradict his statement.
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“His face is broken.”
Those are the words of Pamela Cosby after her son, Roy Cosby, 31, was injured during an arrest by two Pittsburgh police officers working an off duty assignment.
Cosby and his family say he suffered a broken cheekbone, a fractured eye socket, a broken rib and bleeding in his brain following a confrontation with a bus driver.
Officer Brian Prunty wrote in the criminal complaint that he repeatedly punched Cosby because he feared Cosby was reaching for a weapon. No weapon was found. Cosby acknowledged some resistance but denied reaching for his waistband.
Witness Ella Plummer, who began recording after seeing an officer punch Cosby, said he was not resisting at the point she observed.
One officer has been reassigned to administrative duty while the use of force is investigated. The Independent Citizen Police Review Board is also reviewing the incident, and Mayor Corey O’Connor announced an outside expert review.
Mayor O’Connor and Police Chief Jason Lando: the public deserves transparency, a thorough investigation and answers.
Release the footage. Explain the force.
🎥: WPXI Channel 11
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A story you were NEVER TOLD about Barack Obama
“There was an email from Wall Street, from Citigroup to the Barack Obama campaign with a list of people they wanted in his, in his cabinet. Every person on that list ended up in his cabinet. The reason I know that, because that got released by WikiLeaks and that's why they've been trying to kill Julian Assange ever since.”
“Barack Obama made sure the bankers got their bonuses while he kicked 5.1 million families out of their homes. Not people, 5.1 million families. And then you find out that he got more money from Wall street than John McCain did”
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After 65 years, the killer of a little girl was identified. He was a Chicago homicide cop.
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Former US Army soldier: "When I went to Senator John Fetterman's office in my military uniform, he came out, waved the Israeli flag in my face,and then shut the door in my face. That's when I realized the Israeli government had infiltrated our government."
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers reportedly had a text thread competing to pull over the most Black drivers, while using racial slurs in discussions about force against Black residents. More than half a dozen officers have reportedly been recommended for termination or quit.
A badge should NEVER be a license for discrimination! These allegations call into question traffic stops and use-of-force incidents involving these officers!
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A Texas police chief in plain clothes and an unmarked truck pulled into a man’s driveway, pinned him against his truck, put a hand on his neck and said “I’m the police chief, so deal with me”
📍Sour Lake, Texas
Kendrick Bates, 21.
Police Chief Aaron Burleson and another officer approached without identifying themselves or using lights. One officer said, “I’m the police chief, so deal with me.” Bates said he feared for his life. His wife recorded the video. Bates was cited for two stop-sign violations and released. He plans to sue. The city is investigating and has asked a neighboring agency and the Texas Rangers for an independent review. The officers involved are assigned to non-patrol duties.
THEY PINNED HIM AGAINST HIS TRUCK AND PUT A HAND ON HIS NECK. WHEN WILL IT STOP!!!!
