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Jenelope Johnson retweeted
From The Rape Gang Inquiry Report released today: "While Sir Keir Starmer was the Director of Public Prosecutions, it has been reported that 13,000 suspected rape gang members and paedophiles were let off with warning letters." static1.squarespace.com/stat…

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Six years ago today.
2 Jun 2020
Dozens of public health and disease experts have signed an open letter in support of the nationwide anti-racism protests. "White supremacy is a lethal public health issue that predates and contributes to COVID-19," they wrote. trib.al/iVynMCH
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After Henry was handcuffed, laughed at by police, and left to bleed out on the street, the police confiscated the VICTIM's phone to check for racism, which could be used to justify the murder. If you think this is unique to the United Kingdom, think again. Six months ago in Portland, a jury acquitted a man who stabbed a random pedestrian. The jury let the stabber go free, because the victim used a racial slur AFTER being stabbed on the street. This retroactive-racism was used to justify the stabbing, and the jury agreed.
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Jenelope Johnson retweeted
Replying to @Grimezsz @dash_eats
No. This is like saying making too many imputs in a calculator to stress-test it is evil.
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If a Chinese paper wrote a story about how a primary race in Kentucky was the most consequential race for China after pro-China donors poured $35 million in the race What’s would that mean?
The most consequential Republican primary for Israel is happening in Kentucky haaretz.com/us-news/2026-05-…
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A German teenager posted a frustrated tweet cursing out Olaf Scholz while his 37.9 GB Fortnite update crawled along at 173 KB/s, a download that would have taken over 60 hours to complete. The tweet had just 503 views. German police later opened criminal proceedings against him for insulting a politician. The case was dropped after he deleted the post. A year later he posted the official letter.
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Jenelope Johnson retweeted
To settle a troublesome discourse, I have provided here the most faithful and poetic possible translation of the beginning of the Odyssey. We male sex. We complex. We fake horse. We off course. We sail long. We hear song. We pig crew. We home soon.
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Jenelope Johnson retweeted
It's the age-crime cu- Wait...
This declines with age because, over time, a man’s fists harden into weapons from decades of bashing beams and drywall.
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May 15
I put a prompt injection into my LinkedIn bio and recruiters are messaging me in Old English and calling me Lord.
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“The single strongest personality predictor [of conspiracy thinking] is narcissism. Narcissists are particularly prone to conspiracy theories because they have a strong need for uniqueness, are prone to paranoia, and can also be remarkably gullible.” stevestewartwilliams.com/p/1…
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Jenelope Johnson retweeted
There is a funny anecdote that after the Battle of Pavia in 1525 a lowly Spanish arquebusier named Roldan approached the captured French king Francis I to inform him that he had a special gold bullet prepared to shoot him during the battle, and wanted him to have it - to contribute to his ransom. This story was recorded by another Spanish soldier who participated in battle Juan de Oznaya: "And then there arrived a Spanish soldier, an arquebusier named Roldán, a truly fitting name for such a valiant man. He came to the king carrying in his hand two bullets made of silver and one of gold, and he told him: 'Lord, your highness should know that when I found out yesterday that the battle would take place today, I cast six silver bullets for your noble vassals and one of gold for yourself. I believe I made good use of four out of six silver bullets, for I fired them into gilded brocade and crimson shirts. I fired off many others, made of lead, towards the common people, because I could not come across more noblemen, and thus I have two left. But this gold one right here (you should thank my goodwill) I saved to ensure you the most honorable death that a prince has ever received. God did not want me to see you during the battle, so here you go, have it and count it as my contribution to your ransom, for it is one ounce, worth eight ducats.'"
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Jenelope Johnson retweeted
Piers Morgan asked Russell Brand which passages were relevant to him when he brought a Bible into court.
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A man stole William Woods's identity, then accused Woods of stealing his, had Woods prosecuted, jailed, and drugged in a mental ward. A dogged detective solved it. Is an above-guidelines sentence justified? Yes, explains Judge Gruender. Might be the craziest fact section yet!
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The administration wants colleges to begin to report admissions data related to race so that it can more easily monitor the discrimination faced by whites and Asians. (It would no longer have to launch an investigation or initiate a lawsuit against a college in order to look at the data.) Naturally Democratic officials don't want the full extent of the systemic racism against whites and Asians exposed, so they've moved to stop it. Trump gave them the legal justification by simultaneously increasing the amount of data to be reviewed by federal bureaucrats and gutting the agency that would review these data. On one side, amateurism; on the other, advancing the interests of low-performing blacks at the expense of higher-performing Asians and whites.
Judge blocks Trump's college admissions data push in 17 states dlvr.it/TRsnwX
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I've long thought and continue to think that the single dumbest group of people are those who believe that the US Govt fights wars to free the oppressed peoples of the world. The slightest knowledge of US history shows it far more often imposes dictatorships than uproots them.
Back to the Stone Age.
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Today marks 1 year since it was revealed that the infamous & debunked infant mortality race concordance study buried findings that "undermine the narrative." The study was published in @PNASNews (the journal of the National Academy of Sciences). It still hasn't been retracted.
It’s past time we cut off the woke National Academies. They receive massive funding from @USDOT while attacking President Trump and undermining his policies. Let’s get it done!! washingtonexaminer.com/op-ed…
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The most definitive White House statement purporting to justify the Israel-US war on Iran was its March 2, 2026 statement entitled "The Iranian Regime's Decades of Terrorism against American Citizens". whitehouse.gov/articles/2026… After a brief editorial opening, the article lists 44 incidents with a total of 992 US deaths. The source of the data wasn't given. Where did it come from? Unlike the Iraq war or the Russia collusion allegation, the reporting didn't come from an intelligence assessment, flawed or otherwise. It turns out that the list was plagiarized by the White House from a June 19, 2025 list (fdd.org/analysis/2025/06/19/…) prepared by a former AIPAC employee (Tzvi Kahn) for a think tank (FDD) founded "to provide education to enhance Israel's image in North America". The think tank's original identity was "EMET (Hebrew for 'truth')". The June 19, 2025 publication was literally on the eve of the first US bombing of Iran on June 21, 2025. In this thread, I'll compare each and every item in the White House statement to the corresponding item in the original list by the former AIPAC employee. The list is virtually identical. Any slight changes are always in the change of ratcheting up the underlying allegation.
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There was a Syrian archeologist named Dr. Khaled al Assad who helped evacuate his city’s museum prior to ISIS taking over. Khaled was imprisoned by the Islamic State and tortured in an attempt to discover the location of the ancient artifacts, but he never broke. Khaled is a true hero of humanity; he sacrificed his life to protect our collective history while “eco activists” seek to destroy it. Dr. Khaled al Assad was publicly beheaded by the Islamic State on August 18 2015, aged 83. May his memory be an eternal blessing.
This eco activist has been sentenced to 2 years in prison for throwing soup over a $90 million Van Gogh painting. What's your reaction to the sentence?
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Posting a video about cutting legal oversight of combat operations immediately after you admitted you killed 170 girls in an airstrike on a school is insane.
For over 20 years, legal shops across the military services have grown bloated—duplicating efforts, muddying lines of authority, and pulling judge advocates away from what matters most: advising commanders in the fight. That ends now.
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this is my favorite survey
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