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Tom Royce retweeted
Another ‘Conspiracy theory’ proven true
A federal judge allows case against BlackRock for “buying up coal companies just to shut them down and force green energy initiatives, all while jacking up prices and pushing ESG policies”
And it goes so much deeper
“Based off this court ruling in Texas today of the State of Texas vs BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street, I am onto something. Let me break it down for you.
BlackRock, Vanguard and State street just lost a major court ruling today in federal court and a federal judge in Texas agreed that they can be sued. The lawsuit says that they formed an investment cartel to control U. S Energy markets. They allegedly bought up coal companies just to shut them down and force green energy initiatives, all while jacking up prices and pushing ESG policies that nobody voted for. If you don't know what an ESG policy is, it's environmental, social and governance.
Now pause, because this is exactly what I've been exposing here in Delaware. Those three major key players, BlackRock, Vanguard, State street, they own Tyler Technologies, who is behind the corrupt reassessments.
There are major shareholders in Amazon and Costco, both of who received insane tax decreases while the rest of us got jacked. They indirectly own Delmarva Power through ownership in Exelon, the parent company to Del Marva Power. And our power bills and our energy bills have been skyrocketing due to ESG policies here in Delaware, due to green energy initiatives that our lawmakers passed knowing there was no possible way for us to meet them here in Delaware.
We simply do not have the land to do so. They own Ryan Homes indirectly through their major ownership in NVR Homes, which is the parent company to Ryan Homes. So they've been going around, they've been buying all the residential land and the farmland and turning into properties and developments that nobody can afford. They have a major ownership in Chesapeake Utilities, you guys, over development of the land, utility monopolies and artesian water. Yep, you probably guessed it.
And then you have some big name politicians who I cannot name yet until I have my receipts to back what I'm saying. But it all is full circle, guys. It's all a triangle profit scheme. We are free range humans on a tax farm.
BlackRock and Vanguard are major owners in every single one of the things I just mentioned.
They called it a conspiracy, but now it's a federal ruling.”
Tom Royce retweeted
As a human being, I like Pep & of course he is an excellent manager. But make no mistake, this news about City just rubber stamps Klopp's unbelievable record at Liverpool. Imagine his record if City weren't allowed to cheat. The Klopp V Pep argument is over.
Klopp's the MAN❤️🍻
Tom Royce retweeted
Popular news station and dear friend @TexasSpectator account wrongfully suspended on @X! A neutral Texan spectating and informing fellow Texans about the truth, news, and current events in Texas was silenced. @elonmusk please restore the account as it did not violate any X rules.
Tom Royce retweeted
🚨𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: This are the list of punishment Manchester city may face after being found guilty of 115 Premier League charges relating to financial breaches.
1. Removed from the premier league (they will start all over from league two)
2. Strip off of all Domestic trophies won (Premier league, FA cup and Carabao cup)
3. Huge fine and points deduction
4. Ban on transfers for 5 straight seasons.
Tom Royce retweeted
You were branched as a Finance officer and later became a public affairs officer.
In the Reserves.
Your highest award is a DMSM.
Look, as a career logistics officer myself I always preach one team, one fight, but not when someone like you--who is supported by the cretinous, Soros-funded, "VoteVets"--crawls out of the Deep State slime to smear actual combat veterans like Hegseth.
Pete Hegseth's pinky finger knows more about leading troops in wartime than your DSA sell-out brain will ever comprehend, and the closest your pinky ever got to heroism is a paper cut.
So how about you put a sock in it, you DEI-installed, Commie faux-general?
Beat it.
Tom Royce retweeted
I just saw a private presentation about AI from China and what is up in the next weeks and months is stunning.
US AI companies have about 7 months to get their open source plans deployed.
They must take the open source market very seriously with their versions.
I am not guessing.
Tom Royce retweeted
Guys here how it works:
1. Everyone goes home who doesn't belong here.
2. Labor will cost more temporarily because people won't be paid under the table.
3. There is a recalibration period where wages will rise and certain things will cost more and other things like housing prices might temporarily deflate or stagnate due to demand.
4. Once the whole economy recalibrates, the quality of life for Americans improves demonstrably and things like schools, hospitals, social services, etc. go back to normal and are not overrun with illegal immigrants.
The end.....
#BREAKING: Homebuilders say they can't find workers amid the ICE crackdowns.
Tom Royce retweeted
Are you fucking kidding me?
@elonmusk this account needs to be reinstated immediately, all he did was expose visa abuse through the proper channels with extremely diligent investigations.
How many times are good accounts WHO DID NOTHING WRONG going to be banned on this website because of the indian visa fraud lobby?
Tom Royce retweeted
90% of my coworkers are Indians on H-1B, H-4 EAD, and OPT contractors and full timers. Manual testers, BAs, Scrum masters, POs. This company is packed with Indians from the CTO down to the junior consultants. The code they write and the testing they do is sloppy garbage. I’m sick of this invasion. American citizens are getting shoved out of our own jobs. How is the government this useless at looking into the fraud or do they just care about the lobbying money? 😞@StephenM @SaraGonzalesTX @USCIS @USLaborIG @USDOL @WHFraudTF @WhiteHouse
Tom Royce retweeted
lol haven't seen a killshot like this for a while
For penning her mea culpa, Hannah-Jones has received a good deal of praise. Well, you can count me out of all that. Her actions were morally indefensible and analytically ignorant, and her supposed metamorphosis remains invisible to the naked eye. nationalreview.com/2026/09/w…
Tom Royce retweeted
I can understand how people were fooled by Jacinda Ardern. Really. It's forgivable. She scrubs up ok, has that goofy smile and can actually act like a regular Kiwi when she wants to. Plus she had a global propaganda machine behind her. But if today you still think this low rent grifting apparatchik was anything other than a manufactured candidate, selected to ruin New Zealand and now collecting the payoff, then you're a moron. The money has been laundered through Harvard and a global publisher for a book no one read and lectures no one can remember. And now she can smack down 6.5 million for a mansion in Australia. She's no better than any third world dictator allowed to retire in Paris or Geneva and enjoy her spoils. Meanwhile in the country she did her best to wreck, people struggle with debt and a wave of third world migration.
Tom Royce retweeted
MŁODZI TO PATOLOGIA.
1. Wyprodukowaliśmy pokolenie ludzi, którzy mają dostęp do całej wiedzy ludzkości w kieszeni, a jednocześnie nie wiedzą absolutnie nic. Nie znają historii, geografii, ekonomii ani własnego kraju, ale posiadają opinię na KAŻDY temat. Dawniej, żeby być ignorantem, trzeba było przynajmniej nie mieć dostępu do książek. Dzisiaj ignorancja wymaga aktywnego wysiłku.
2. Nie panują nad własnymi emocjami. Wszystko jest „toksyczne”, „traumatyczne”, „problematyczne” albo „triggerujące”. Krytyka staje się atakiem. Dyskomfort staje się cierpieniem. Niepowodzenie staje się traumą. Zamiast nauczyć człowieka radzić sobie z rzeczywistością, nauczono go tworzyć coraz bardziej wyrafinowane słownictwo do opisywania tego, dlaczego rzeczywistość powinna dostosować się do niego.
3. Nie potrafią też docenić tego, co mają. Żyją w jednym z najbezpieczniejszych i najbogatszych okresów historii, otoczeni technologią, o której ich pradziadkowie nie potrafiliby nawet fantazjować, a zachowują się tak, jakby zostali zesłani do kopalni soli w XIV wieku. Ciepłe mieszkanie, pełna lodówka, smartfon, wakacje, streaming, dostawa jedzenia pod drzwi — i permanentne poczucie krzywdy.
4. Są źle wychowani. Nie dlatego, że nie znają właściwego widelca do ryby. Gorzej: nie rozumieją, że przestrzeń publiczna należy również do innych ludzi. Głośnik w autobusie, hulajnoga między pieszymi, telefon przy stole, darcie mordy w miejscu publicznym. Świat jest sceną, oni są głównymi bohaterami, a reszta społeczeństwa ma zejść z kadru.
5. Nie potrafią czekać. Nie potrafią się nudzić. Nie potrafią przez pięć minut siedzieć bez bodźca. Telefon musi być sprawdzony podczas jedzenia, rozmowy, spaceru, pracy i kiedyś prawdopodobnie własnego pogrzebu. Pokolenie z największym dostępem do informacji w historii wytrenowało sobie zdolność koncentracji złotej rybki na amfetaminie.
6. Nie potrafią niczego naprawić. Nie potrafią niczego zbudować. Część nie potrafi ugotować pięciu normalnych obiadów, przyszyć guzika, odetkać odpływu ani zorganizować własnego dnia bez aplikacji. Za to doskonale wiedzą, jak powinno zostać zreorganizowane całe społeczeństwo.
7. Nie mają cierpliwości do kompetencji. Chcą rezultatów bez praktyki, pozycji bez hierarchii, pieniędzy bez doświadczenia i autorytetu bez osiągnięć. Jeśli ktoś robił coś przez dwadzieścia lat, to nie jest ekspertem. Jest „gatekeeperem”.
8. Nie rozumieją pieniędzy. Subskrypcja tu, dostawa tam, kawa za 25 zł, telefon na raty, pięć aplikacji pobierających co miesiąc pieniądze z konta — a potem wielkie odkrycie ekonomiczne: NIE DA SIĘ OSZCZĘDZAĆ.
9. Nie mają stosunku do przeszłości, bo przeszłość zaczyna się dla nich mniej więcej w 2016 roku. Wszystko, co było wcześniej, jest albo niezrozumiałe, albo podejrzane moralnie. Człowiek bez pamięci historycznej patrzy więc na instytucje istniejące od stuleci i po piętnastu sekundach namysłu stwierdza, że właśnie odkrył, jak je naprawić.
10. Nie żyją nawet w tej samej rzeczywistości. Algorytm daje każdemu prywatny wszechświat, prywatne fakty, prywatne autorytety, prywatne oburzenie i prywatną epidemię problemu, o którym normalny człowiek nawet nie słyszał. Potem wychodzą z internetu i są zdziwieni, że społeczeństwo nie przeczytało tego samego feedu.
Najbardziej imponujące jest jednak połączenie wszystkich tych cech.
Nigdy wcześniej człowiek nie mógł wiedzieć tak mało, umieć tak niewiele, kontrolować się tak słabo i jednocześnie posiadać tak niewzruszonego przekonania, że to właśnie ON powinien pouczyć wszystkich poprzednich ludzi, jak należało urządzić świat.
Tom Royce retweeted
🚨LATEST UPDATE | A Secret Service agent who once served on President Trump’s protective detail reportedly made a statement that shocked many people:
“Trump RUINED me — after working for him, I don’t think I could ever protect another President in quite the same way again.”
And if you think the word “ruined” was meant as an insult, WAIT — because the meaning behind those words was actually one of the deepest compliments a leader could receive.
Here’s what the agent reportedly meant by saying, “Trump ruined me”:
The Secret Service agent had worked around several Presidents before Trump. He was trained to follow protocol, maintain professionalism, stay disciplined, and keep a certain respectful distance.
He protected every President according to the same professional standards — but his assignment with Trump changed the way he viewed the job.
That’s when everything became different.
The agent reportedly explained:
“Trump RUINED me for this job. Not because he was hard to work with — but because he was completely different from what I had experienced before.
Trump knew my NAME. Other Presidents might have simply called me ‘agent.’ Trump remembered my actual name.
He remembered my WIFE’S name. He remembered my CHILDREN’S names. He asked about my son’s baseball games. He noticed when I had been standing for hours and would tell me, ‘Sit down, you need to rest.’
During long days, Trump made sure there was EXTRA food available. He would say, ‘Make sure my guys eat first.’
When my FATHER passed away, Trump came to his funeral. No cameras. No reporters. No publicity.
He came simply to show respect to the man who raised the person assigned to protect him.
After being treated like THAT — how could I ever go back to being just ‘agent’ for another President?
After Trump remembered my CHILDREN’S names, how could I protect someone who wouldn’t even make the effort to remember mine?
After Trump treated me like FAMILY, how could I go back to feeling like I was nothing more than part of the furniture?
Trump RUINED me.
He completely changed my expectations of how a President can treat the people who protect him. He raised the STANDARD so HIGH that I could never again accept being treated as though I didn’t matter.
That’s what I meant when I said he ‘ruined’ me.”
Here’s what this powerful story supposedly shows:
Trump didn’t simply have Secret Service agents assigned to protect him — he made them feel SEEN, RESPECTED, VALUED, and appreciated like FAMILY.
And once someone experiences that kind of personal respect, it can become difficult to accept being treated like nothing more than equipment.
😭🛡️🇺🇸 Drop 🫡 and type: TRUMP RUINED THE STANDARD.
Comment: Once you’ve been treated like FAMILY, you can’t go back to being treated like FURNITURE.
Share this so people understand what “ruined” was intended to mean:
NOT an insult — but an extraordinary compliment about the STANDARD of respect and appreciation he experienced.
Tom Royce retweeted
After sending 100+ monitors in the primaries, we @CivilRights plan to send 1000 federal election monitors to select locations around the country to observe the general election in November. This will be the largest monitoring effort in @theJusticeDept history!
Y’all seeing this yet? We need to close this loophole! #asap #anttsinc
Canada handed out citizenship like candy. Now those new Canadian citizens — a lot of them from India — are tired of the mess up there and using that passport to come here. Visa-free. TN visa at the border. No lottery.
They’re not hiding it. They’re saying the Canadian economy is crashed and America’s next.
How many more before it shows up in your rent, your kid’s classroom, or the job you applied for?
@tedcruz @JohnCornyn @RepWilliams @RepCraigGoldman @RepVanDuyne @RepEllzey @RepBrandonGill
Tom Royce retweeted
It has now been made known to me that this man that I came across by looking at FEDERAL OPEN RECORDS for strange LCA/H-1B filings has since run to the Delhi High Court to sue the X platform. He is seeking to doxx scores of people, including Americans.
@elonmusk are you seriously going to just allow this?
He is an elected politician in India and is also the CEO of an H-1B filer in Georgia.
I think this proves the point that the H-1B program must be ended entirely.
@USLaborIG @AAGDhillon @marcorandazza
A sitting Indian state legislator built his career on US H-1B staffing.
Venigandla Ramu — TDP MLA for Gudivada, Andhra Pradesh since June 2024 — is CEO of Eficens Systems. Under his name as point of contact, Eficens and two affiliated entities filed 1,628 H-1B labor condition applications.
Eficens is also an ITServe Alliance member company — the trade group that sues USCIS over H-1B restrictions.
Even better? I have also confirmed that Eficiens has been in the past a labor vendor for @USAA, as immigration paperwork the company filed has named the insurance company as a client.
And Eficens turns up at TEN of the suburban Dallas stash houses I am tracking: ordinary residential addresses named as the "worksite" on H-1B filings by clusters of unrelated staffing firms.
US visa program → Indian political office.
@USLaborIG @USCIS @FBIDallas @FBISanAntonio @FBIAtlanta @DOLOIG @CivilRights @AAGDhillon @Sonderling47
Tom Royce retweeted
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Tom Royce retweeted
🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting after White female nurses were BEATEN IN THE HEAD and THROWN TO THE FLOOR...
...after a Black man who had ALREADY been found INCOMPETENT TO STAND TRIAL for previous assaults... TWICE rampaged through a hospital!!!!!
Prosecutors quietly DROPPED the charges until a local TV station caught them and the re-filed them.
Her name is Yanira Eguileor.
On May 30th, she heard a woman scream in her emergency room.
She turned and saw a man chasing a female staffer toward the nurse's station, winding up to hit her.
Yanira didn't run away. She ran AT him.
Her words: "He was about to strike her, and I said, 'No! Don't hit her.'"
So he turned on her instead and beat her.
"He started punching me in the back of my head. He punched me a total of three times."
...then he threw her to the floor
Court records show Wenyou Rubin already had an open felony case from October 2024.
For AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER.
And he had already been found INCOMPETENT.
A man too mentally ill to stand trial, with a pending felony for attacking a cop, was allowed to wander an emergency room, in her attorney's words, "virtually free, almost unescorted."
AND IT GETS WORSE
Weeks after the attack, the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office DROPPED the charges against him.
Their reason? They couldn't get in contact with the victims.
Yes, they said they "couldn't find" the nurses who are hospital employees.. at the hospital, where the attack happened... ON CAMERA!!!!
The charges only came back because a local TV station ran the story and embarrassed them into it.
WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!