Tony Zafiropoulos @fixvirus

Trump's Acting Labor Secretary Just Uncovered BILLIONS in Fraud, Warns ALL States He is About to CUT OFF Funding Keith Sonderling: "During COVID, $900B was given out to help people get back on their feet, deal with some of the job loss. But during the Biden admin, $135B of that was STOLEN by fraud. Think about the scale of that. $135B is one of the LARGEST taxpayer thefts in history. When you look at how rampant the fraud was across the country, it was related to paying people in prison who couldn't work, 3-year-olds, and 7-year-olds who were getting unemployment insurance. This happened because of a lack of controls, states turning a blind eye, and letting this money flow. With the anti-fraud task force, we are making sure this NEVER happens again."

John Thune is the deep state.

JUST IN: Governor Abigail Spanberger officially signs a bill handing over Virginia’s 13 electoral votes to whoever wins the most votes across the whole country… even if Virginians vote the other way. Insane. They rushed it through with mostly Democrat votes. The plan has 222 votes. It needs 270 to actually start working. Once it does, your vote in Virginia doesn’t matter anymore. The Founders made the Electoral College so a few big cities don’t boss the whole country. This is a sneaky Democrat power grab to cheat that. “Every vote counts the same”? Lies. Virginians are pissed off, and they should be. They got played.

@EndWokeness All because of white liberals or Baizuo!

@LeaderJohnThune The SAVE America Act received 50 votes on the Senator Mike Lee amendment for the House-passed version. You do have the votes. You have NOT implemented the talking filibuster. You have NOT forced democrats to speak out against the SAVE America Act.

BREAKING: Mike Lee just called out John Thune to FORCE the Save America Act to pass immediately “Put the SAVE America Act on the floor TODAY. The one passed by the House has majority support” I AGREE 💯

Scammers in your DMs asking you to invest in crypto because you and handsome and true

Tanya Dave @TanyaaDave

4 days ago

This is how China 🇨🇳 spreads it's propaganda around the world.

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This is a fairly long film in terms of what X likes, but it is one of the most important and detailed videos that absolutely everybody should bookmark, watch and share. This is the most detailed evidence-based film about the Origins of the Palestinian Cause, right from its Nazi roots. I cannot complement the producer of this film, @rehoov, enough. This is a masterpiece of historical significance. I hope people like @MOSSADil @marklevinshow @DefiyantlyFree @BillAckman @ACTBrigitte @jihadwatchRS and others may share this to a much wider audience. It is so essential that the truth is seen by everyone, and the lies exposed.

I love all sorts of pita. Spanakopita. Tiropita. The only pita I don't like is Lupita.

Bro the yogurt in my fridge is more Greek than whatever the fuck Christopher Nolan is making.

Raise your hand if you strongly support Spencer Pratt suing Karen Bass

@LeaderJohnThune We do know the consequences of our Republican Senate not passing the SAVE America Act — look no further than California. I hope that Senate Majority Leader Thune will prioritize the SAVE America Act, especially since I’m visiting his home state to hire staff this month.

t.co/FY5ZKIpWDo 🚨Whether a real war between the CCP and Taiwan has started or not, the cognitive and psychological war began long ago. Taiwan’s National Security Bureau has just released this chilling AI-made video aimed at people inside China. The message is simple: under the CCP system, anyone can disappear without explanation. “Now is the time to make a change.” At the end of the video, a secure channel is offered for people inside China to contact Taiwan’s authorities, provide useful CCP-related information, or defect. I believe this was inspired by the @CIA's similar campaigns. As far as I know, similar videos produced by the CIA have received more than 132 million views. How effective do you think this video will be?

Inconvenient Truths — Jennifer Zeng Reports @jenniferzeng97

7 days ago

🚨 SHOCKING: PLA has already finished full Taiwan war preparations by the end of 2025! Xi Jinping accelerated everything. What will trigger the real conflict in 2027? Insider revelations, US military report, and the dangerous logic behind it all. Watch now and share!

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@BasedMikeLee We can’t stop pushing the SAVE America Act.

TOTAL BETRAYAL by Senators to defeat the SAVE ACT. Just how corrupt are these traitors? @DOJCrimDiv @DAGToddBlanche

@amuse @amuse

5 days ago

SAVE ACT: Four Senate Republicans, Mitch McConnell, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski & Thom Tillis, crossed the aisle to defeat the SAVE America Act 48-50, blocking proof of citizenship & voter ID for federal elections. Joni Ernst did not vote. Betryal. x.com/amuse/status/2…

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On the morning of November 30, 2021, a judge in a Frankfurt courtroom delivered a verdict no court anywhere in the world had ever delivered before. The defendant, a former ISIS member, was guilty of genocide. The specific crime: the death of a five-year-old Yazidi girl named Reda. He and his wife had purchased Reda and her mother as slaves in 2015. As punishment for wetting the bed, he chained the child outside in the open sun in Fallujah, Iraq — in heat that reached fifty-one degrees Celsius — and left her there until she died. Her mother survived. She testified. It was the first time any court anywhere had convicted an ISIS member of genocide. The first time any court had ruled in law that what was done to the Yazidi people constituted genocide. The path that made it possible to use that word, in that courtroom, six years after Reda died, leads back to a twenty-two-year-old Yazidi woman who decided, in December 2015, not to speak in generalities. Her name is Nadia Murad. She was born in Kocho — a small Yazidi village of about seventeen hundred people in the Sinjar region of northern Iraq. On August 3, 2014, ISIS surrounded Kocho. They separated the men from the women and took the men to the edge of the village and shot them. They shot the older women too. Among the dead were six of Nadia's brothers and her mother. The younger women — Nadia among them — were loaded onto buses and driven to Mosul, where they were sold. She was twenty-one years old. She spent the next three months in captivity, passed between captors, until one day she found a door left unlocked and ran. A Muslim family in Mosul sheltered her at enormous risk to themselves and helped her escape. She crossed into northern Iraq, then a refugee camp, then Germany, which granted her asylum. She was free. She was also free to be silent. Most survivors of mass sexual violence choose silence — and that choice deserves every ounce of respect. Nadia Murad chose differently. On December 16, 2015, she walked into the chamber of the United Nations Security Council — accompanied by human rights lawyer Amal Clooney — and described what had been done to her and her community. She did not use diplomatic euphemisms. She did not speak in abstractions. She said the women had been sold. She said the children were as young as nine. She said her mother had been executed. She said what had been done to her. Then she made the demand her testimony had been built to make: international recognition that this was a genocide, and prosecution of those responsible. The room went silent. The transcript exists in the UN archives. That specificity was not accidental. Vague testimony cannot become evidence. A genocide conviction requires testimony precise enough for a judge to rule on intent, on system, on pattern. Nadia's testimony — and the testimony of survivors she helped gather in the years that followed — was precise enough to do exactly that work. In 2016, the UN Commission of Inquiry formally determined that ISIS's treatment of the Yazidis met the legal definition of genocide. The United States, the European Parliament, and the UK Parliament reached the same conclusion. In 2017, the UN established a specialized investigative body to collect evidence to courtroom standard. In 2018, Nadia Murad was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. She used the acceptance speech to remind the room of the women still missing. And in 2021 in Frankfurt, in a case where Amal Clooney represented Reda's mother, the legal architecture built from that testimony produced the verdict that had never existed before. Further convictions have followed. Open prosecutions continue in multiple countries under universal-jurisdiction laws that allow genocide to be tried wherever the perpetrator is found. Nadia Murad is thirty-two years old. She continues to travel and testify and run Nadia's Initiative, which rebuilds water systems, clinics, and schools in the Sinjar region she came from. More than two thousand eight hundred Yazidi women and children are still missing or held in captivity. Mass graves are still being excavated. The first time a court used the word genocide for what was done to her people, the year was 2021. The first time anyone said it in a chamber where the law could hear it was December 16, 2015. The woman who said it was twenty-two years old. She did not speak in generalities. She spoke in names, and ages, and facts — and the law followed.

The CCP is pure evil.

Sorry, Dallas! 🤣🇺🇸 Japan’s Samurai warriors are coming to cause some trouble! 🇯🇵⚔️🔥 FIFA World Cup ⚽🏆 Japan 🇯🇵 vs Netherlands 🇳🇱

It's not stupidity, it's surrender.

Dr. Victor Tutú @victorfyt

6 days ago

Why is the British royal family so stupid?

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@pureMetatron @DrClownPhD I agree even without all the additional colors it doesn't go bad.