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Minister Principal One retweeted
This is the craziest Trump admin drama happening imo. @AlinaHabba accused @RichardGrenell of stealing millions from her husband. But it turns out the check was from the Congolese govt and her husband is an advisor to the president & owns mines in Congo!?! Shadiest shit possible.
Minister Principal One retweeted
He went into a North Carolina prison in 1976 and came out in 2020.
44 years. Ronnie Long was tried by an all-white jury in front of an all-white courtroom, convicted, and sentenced to two life terms.
The evidence that cleared him had been sitting in a police file the whole time.
Concord, North Carolina. He was 20, and he was accused of raping a white widow — the wife of a local textile executive.
The jury was all white. The judge ordered the jury pool assembled in a way that produced it. Long's lawyers objected and were overruled.
Here is what the state had, and did not disclose:
Forty-three fingerprints were lifted at the scene. None of them were his. The defence was not told.
A rape kit had been collected. Hair and other evidence had been gathered and sent for analysis. Reports existed. The defence was not told, and much of the material later could not be found.
The victim had initially failed to identify him, and the circumstances of the identification she eventually made were deeply questionable.
He was convicted in 1976 and spent the next four and a half decades filing. Appeal after appeal, denied. For decades, courts told him his claims were procedurally too late — which is to say, he was too slow to complain about evidence nobody had told him existed.
In August 2020 the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, sitting as a full court, vacated his conviction and described the state's conduct as an extraordinary withholding of evidence. He walked out that month, aged 64.
North Carolina's governor pardoned him. He received the state's maximum wrongful-conviction payment — which is capped at $750,000. For forty-four years.
That is about seventeen thousand dollars a year.
He had been inside longer than the lawyers who finally freed him had been alive.
Minister Principal One retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: In a bombshell report, WSJ reveals White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia failed the California bar exam in 2011.
She called herself a lawyer on Fox News. Trump introduced her as "an attorney."
No state has any record of her. Asked where she passed the bar: "when I moved to China."
Foreigners cannot take China’s bar exam and must already be attorneys to be considered a lawyer in China. This is a major scandal.
Minister Principal One retweeted
Here is the list of Trump’s ballroom donors.
50% of this list has received a government contract since making a donation.
65% of this list has benefited directly from executive orders made by Trump.
Minister Principal One retweeted
Last night, a woman attended a Trump rally wearing a "Release the Epstein Files" shirt (a core promise of the Trump campaign).
A ruckus ensued, and several MAGA men beat her mercilessly.
While she was being beaten, Trump mocked her from the stage.
Trump is a demonic force on society.
I simply cannot think of any other word to describe it.
Minister Principal One retweeted
‼️EXPOSED: Trump’s New Press Secretary Sits On A Nonprofit Board With Turning Point Insiders
Public records show that Katie Zacharia, the new White House press secretary, is listed as a member of Conejo Guardian, a California nonprofit based at 4607 Lakeview Canyon Road, Suite 433 in Westlake Village.
The same filings list Doug DeGroote as secretary, David Glienke as chief financial officer, and Bryce Eddy as a board member. America’s Turning Point, the TPUSA-affiliated organization, has listed Bryce Eddy as president, David Glienke as secretary and treasurer, and Tyler Bowyer as chief operating officer. The Suite 433 address is the same one that appears across the nonprofit’s statements of information from 2023 through 2026. The number 33 has appeared repeatedly in questions surrounding the Charlie Kirk investigation and carries known significance in Freemasonry.
David Glienke has also faced investor complaints alleging unsuitable investment recommendations and misrepresentations while registered with Western International Securities. Public summaries of those matters reference FINRA disclosures, arbitration claims, and settlements as high as $110,000.
Zacharia has credited Pastor Rob McCoy, the TPUSA Faith figure long associated with Charlie Kirk, with changing her life. She attended Pepperdine, the same university where Stacy Sheridan previously worked with Ken Starr before later joining Turning Point. A recently surfaced video also shows her defending Erika Kirk while criticizing Candace Owens and independent investigators.
The documents place Zacharia on the same board as people who have held formal roles inside the Turning Point network. Thes facts are further proof indicative of just how intertwined the Trump administration has been with Turning Point.
Minister Principal One retweeted
UPDATE on the case of six Charlotte officers investigated over racist texts allegedly targeting Black residents: Three officers have resigned, and a chain-of-command review board unanimously recommended termination for the other three.
Resignation should not be the end of accountability.
Transparency must be part of what comes next.
The public deserves a thorough review of whether bias affected these officers’ stops, searches, arrests, or use of force. That includes examining their records and any prior complaints to determine whether residents’ rights were violated.
The department must also take concrete steps to prevent this from happening again, including stronger oversight and meaningful anti-bias training with ongoing evaluation. Training alone cannot replace consequences when misconduct is established.
Charlotte deserves clear answers about what happened, what action is taken, and how the department will protect residents’ rights moving forward.
🎥: @wbtv_news
Minister Principal One retweeted
Ricky Schroder claims, as a child actor, he saw disturbing ritualistic k*lling footage, at an elite Hollywood party.
Later he met people from the same group, and believes powerful figures in entertainment and government are blackmailed…
Minister Principal One retweeted
I really hope she obtains legal counsel and goes after them, the police officers and the security guards too!!
Minister Principal One retweeted
UPDATE # 3: #KenPaxton spent $3,300,000 in Texas Taxpayers money for travel security for about 1,000 trips during his 12 years as Attorney General, of which he took almost 3 YEARS OFF of the 12
ProPublica only connected 138 of the trips & $553,000 of the $3.3M to state business
Minister Principal One retweeted
Ken Paxton is doing all he can to keep you from knowing about his past, and failing badly. Just like his campaign.
A new investigation found Texas taxpayers have spent $3.3 MILLION on his security detail across nearly 1,000 trips. Only 138 trips, costing $553,000, could be definitely connected to state business.
And this isn’t an isolated issue with him.
Taxpayer-funded travel: More than 800 trips had no documented state-business purpose. Paxton continued traveling with state police while suspended from office in 2023.
Hotel rooms for donors: His office transferred taxpayer-funded hotel bookings to donors and other private citizens. An internal investigation found procedural failures, and the state paid $8,339 for unused rooms.
The whistleblower settlement: Paxton’s office faced a $3.3 million taxpayer-funded settlement with former aides who accused him of retaliation after reporting alleged misconduct. The dispute later resulted in a $6.6 million judgment for the whistleblowers.
Expensive private lawyers: His office hired politically connected attorneys at rates reaching $3,780 an hour, raising questions about conflicts of interest and the cost of outsourcing legal work.
Personal perks: Former staffers alleged Paxton received benefits, including a $600 sports coat and other items, through his official position.
Texans shouldn’t have to keep wondering where their money is going while their state falls further and further behind on education, jobs, wages, and every other measure that matters.
Minister Principal One retweeted
Meet MAGAt and registered Republican Tate Drane, a former dean of students and gym teacher in Colorado who used his position of trust to prey on an underage student. He was arrested for sending 13 explicit photos of his face, body, and genitals with lewd captions to a female high school freshman via Snapchat, while demanding nude photographs from her in return.
Further investigations revealed that his misconduct extended years prior to when the victim was in middle school. Authorities uncovered that he had sexually assaulted the same student when she was a middle schooler and he was working as her physical education teacher at Rocky Top Middle School.
In October 2024, reports made to Colorado's Safe2Tell hotline officially initiated the investigation into his digital communications. Following his arrest and subsequent resignation in July 2025, Drane entered a plea agreement to resolve the criminal charges.
He pleaded guilty to two felony counts: attempted sexual assault on a child and child abuse resulting in serious bodily injury. On September 24, 2025, District Judge Arturo Hernandez sentenced Drane to 90 days in jail and 10 years of intensive supervised probation.
Minister Principal One retweeted
A Republican donor is accusing U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle of asking for a $100,000 payment in exchange for access to top Trump administration officials.
@RealAmnaNawaz spoke with Eric Deters, a former Kentucky congressional candidate, about those requests for payment and the access he was promised in return that he argues Guilfoyle never provided.
Minister Principal One retweeted
Eric Deters: "Kimberly Guilfoyle is a grifter. Kimberly Guilfoyle I have no doubt has done this to more than me. She's doing it right now in Greece. I know Corey Lewandowski did this stuff. I know Kristi Noem did this stuff."
Minister Principal One retweeted
If we don’t prosecute Kimberly Guilfoyle, then we should just consider ourselves a corrupt third world, banana republic at this point. The Trump crime family has completely taken over and apparently our laws no longer matter? Is that what we’ve become America?
Minister Principal One retweeted
Deters: "I have paid you $300,000 over the years. ... I need results."
Guilfoyle: "Stop papering all these things. It’s really dangerous. Just call me on Signal. ... if you write an email or a text about, l’m gonna kill you cause I love you but you’re so out of control"
This is the most comically corrupt thing i've read in a long time (and that's saying something for this era). How Guilfoyle could be allowed to remain in her post is impossible to imagine. Rubio is in Greece right now!
wsj.com/politics/policy/guil…
Minister Principal One retweeted
A Black Teen who Spent 7 Months Wearing An Ankle Monitor For A Carjacking He Says He Couldn't Have Committed Because He Was At School. A Reporter Uncovered The Truth, And Now They Are Offering To Expunge His Record If His Family Agrees Not To File A Lawsuit.👨🏽⚖️
Minister Principal One retweeted
10 minutes ago I didn’t know who Jakari was. Now I’m a huge fan 🔥 🔥 🔥
Minister Principal One retweeted
If any cop deserves to be fired, it's this one.
A father was BRUTALLY ATTACKED by Sgt. Eddie Price of the Mena PD because he was demanding answers. His 2 year old son is missing and they refuse to help despite a judges order, so they arrested the father instead.
Minister Principal One retweeted
The murder of 17-year-old Chris Wilson Jr., a Yorktown High School football star who had committed to play at West Virginia University, a Division I college football school, reflects the disproportionate toll of gun violence on Black males in America.
Public health and Harvard tracking data indicate that homicide is the leading cause of death among Black males ages 1 to 44. Reports from the CDC and the National Vital Statistics System frequently identify ages 10 to 24 or 15 to 44 as the principal age ranges in which assault surpasses all other causes of mortality.
• Age Disparities: Homicide is the leading cause of death among Black Americans and young Black men ages 10 to 24, extending into broader young-adult age groups up to age 44 in cumulative public health studies. Among older age groups, conditions such as heart disease and cancer become the primary causes of death.
• National Homicide Data: National reports indicate that, of the thousands of Black homicide victims each year, the vast majority—approximately 85%—are male.
• Firearm Involvement: More than 84% of homicides in Black communities involve firearms, substantially contributing to mortality disparities compared with other demographic groups.
America can no longer ignore this public health epidemic of gun violence, which has disproportionately impacted Black males in America for six decades and counting. There must be a national gathering to discuss its root causes: why gun violence disproportionately impacts Black males and what solutions can end this public health epidemic. Nothing will change until we do something about it. – at Rocky Ripple, IN
