@SamFort07323576
Joined January 2022
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SomewhereinVa* retweeted
They tried to recreate the Summer of Floyd with a drowning victim and a half-white murdered by 3 blacks. They're trying to recreate MeToo with a spurned whore who arguably raped some of the men she accused. They'll try to recreate Gamergate next.
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The question won’t be who gets a pardon. The question will be who DOESN’T get a pardon. Because if the communists take the White House in 2028, the highest ranking guy without a pardon is going to prison. Great place we’re in.
Reporter: Are you planning to pardon your tops aides before you leave office? Trump: Based on Biden I can do what I want because he pardoned a lot of people.
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Just wait till the money runs out...
Major fire in Paris as rioters attack electric installations in the 9th district
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Is South Africa you can equip your car with flamethrowers. Just sayin’
Un francés quiso llegar a su casa y quedo atrapado en la marcha "estudiantil" de inmigrantes
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I guess when the "executive completed the review of the particulars" the whole part about the person being deceased wasn't an issue.
The only problem is Peter Breton passed away in 2016. Is this how the voter fraud begins? *This letter was received by the recipient on September 29, 2026.
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SomewhereinVa* retweeted
It was founded as a military school in 1860 in Pineville La. Then they invaded Cuba. (Successfully) Then figured out how to game the Feds into building a stadium cleverly disguised as dorm rooms. The University of Kids that can’t read so good but are good at sports
Look, I’m all about this. But let’s tap the brakes on calling LSU a “premier higher-ed institution.” It’s a prison colony. Like all SEC schools.
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SomewhereinVa* retweeted
Kroger condones violence and abuse of elderly women by restricting employees from assisting them. Perhaps Kroger notices my reward card hasn’t been used in a long, long time. That’s because I believe it’s a poorly managed company by DEI wokes who hate white men and masculinity.
🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in Georgia after a White Kroger manager who ran into the parking lot to protect an ELDERLY co-worker from MASKED Black shoplifters was BEATEN, left with a CONCUSSION and STAPLES... ...and then FIRED by Kroger 3 DAYS LATER for helping her!!! After 14 YEARS WORKING THERE!!!!!! Yes, you read that right. Sixteen months later, the men who put him in the hospital have never been arrested. Not one. His name is Michael Self. For 14 years, he ran the Kroger on North Decatur Road in DeKalb County. On the morning of Saturday, May 24th, 2025, around 8:20 a.m., masked shoplifters walked out of his store. An elderly employee followed them outside. Cellphone video shows what happened next. The masked suspects swung a bag of paper towels at her. Then they SHOVED her. Michael ran out to help her. "I literally just wanted to draw the tension away from my associates, get them to stop and everybody just be done," he said. "As I got away from that door, someone hit me in the back of the head with something." The video shows him on the ground. He left Emory University Hospital with a concussion and staples in his head. AND IT GETS WORSE. Three days later, Kroger fired him. Yes, after fourteen years a father of three was TERMINATED FROM HIS JOB for trying to protect an elderly woman. The reason? "He violated the company's shoplifting policy." The termination letter, Michael says, accused HIM of starting the fight. "I didn't even get to talk to the people that decided to fire me," he said. So the rule is: watch the elderly cashier get shoved in the parking lot. Do nothing to help her. Keep your job. Step in? You're the problem and you're fired OH, and the Black men in the masks? DeKalb County police say the case is "still open." No names. No descriptions. No arrests. AFTER 16 months. They beat an old woman, cracked a man's skull open, and walked away with paper towels and their freedom. The only person who has faced any consequence for what happened in that parking lot is the man who tried to stop it. Michael is finally telling his side of the story because he is still fighting to clear his name and still looking for work. WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!
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The only way to pay down our gargantuan debt/GDP is to grow out of it, making the GDP denominator bigger. The problem is that Congress can always spend money faster than Americans can make it.
The 10-year Treasury yield topped 5.33%, the highest since 2002. Our national debt in 2002 was just $6 trillion. Paying 5.33% on that entire amount would cost $319.8 billion annually. On today’s $40.1 trillion debt, it would cost $2.14 trillion annually—more than Social Security.
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SomewhereinVa* retweeted
>it’s Oct 1st
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Have we tried drowning this one to see if she’s a witch
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'French teenagers'. You can never despise the 'right-wing' London Telegraph enough.
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The test scores will never recover because you replaced higher iq students with lower iq students from foreign countries. Minnesota was known for educational prowess because of who the students were not the systems the students went through. Magical school theory and its consequences.
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Now she's gonna have some sort of chronic organ damage that'll need lifelong medical care to keep her alive and she'll sue the state for $100 billion dollars for pain and sufferin
BREAKING: Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike remained alive after receiving two lethal injections, according to her lawyers. At 8:26 p.m. local time, witnesses reported that both syringes had been administered and Pike was still breathing and snoring. Her attorneys said she appeared to receive two doses of pentobarbital and remained alive more than 40 minutes after the second dose. Officials then escorted media witnesses out, and the Tennessee Department of Corrections said it could not immediately explain what happened. The attempted execution followed the Supreme Court’s decision to lift a last-minute stay that had temporarily prevented Pike from becoming the first woman executed in Tennessee since the early 1800s.
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What a fucked up time period that was.
On October 1st, 2020, Lori Lightfoot introduced the world to the "Rona Destroyer"
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No hurricanes this year in Florida Praise the Lord
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on the bright side, or maybe not so bright if you have to deal with it every day, it's all concentrated in the suburbs of DC
The Rudest States.
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I have a Class 2 rating..
Most kids won’t know what to do with a Chilton’s manual.
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SomewhereinVa* retweeted
Nick Plumb has just unlocked the Indian scamming that is the heart of today's medical hiring. This is your life at stake here. It is 100% okay to be racist at this point.
I think I found the residency résumé industry. Mount Sinai lists Dr. Ratesh Khillan as a voluntary faculty physician/Assistant Clinical Professor affiliated with Beth Israel and Mount Sinai Brooklyn. Meanwhile, his private Brooklyn USCE business advertises Mount Sinai among its “teaching affiliates” while selling clinical rotations and residency-related services to IMGs. His Brooklyn USCE business currently advertises: $1,550: 4-week clinical rotation +$399: opportunity to participate in research with Dr. Khillan LORs on hospital letterhead for some rotations plus CV review, interview prep, residency signaling guidance and other Match services in larger packages. Then I started looking at the research. Two completely unrelated single-patient case reports, published two months apart, have the exact same 10 Brooklyn Cancer Care authors, just rearranged. One is a liver hematoma case and the other is Stage IV endometrial cancer. And this isn’t even the only company selling residency research credentials. USMLE Wise openly advertises $300 “co-author” placement on an active research project and $800 “lead-author” placement. They say participants perform substantive work and meet authorship standards, but those are literally the products being sold to residency applicants. So foreign medical graduates can now shop for American clinical rotations, research opportunities, publication credits, hospital-letterhead recommendations, interview coaching and Match strategy. Meanwhile we’re told a publication-heavy CV proves who the “best” residency candidate is. How much of the American residency meritocracy is actually a credential marketplace?
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Reminder that Eisenhower sent the 101st Airborne to level rifles at women and children and intimidate them into silence as he fought to make this impossible to escape in the name of equality The Civil Rights Act destroyed America by destroying freedom of association It's time to restore both
🚨 A young white woman is violently shoved against a wall, then beaten up by a black woman while people just record it.
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