I am a veteran, and a medically retired firefighter. I almost lost my life multiple times. I was nearly paralyzed by 3mm, in a building collapse. I never was afraid of anything, until the PTSD set in. I turned to God. This is the scripture that saved my life. Thank you, with respect @RealBenCarson #VeteransForTrump #RNCConvention2024

No Ohio.

The Ohio General is Tomorrow (hypothetically). Who are you voting for?

The plot thickens....

Golden Age!

🚨Parents in Garfield Heights, Ohio, heads up. An older white male (70s-80s, short white hair, thin build) was riding around neighborhoods today (June 13) wearing a pink lace dress/outfit on a teal/black mountain bike. This guy is a weirdo, so I'm spreading awareness.

😂 Brutal

Big JC is having fun with this for sure

80% of us believe that every illegal is a criminal, because they are. Get busier.

Well now AOC is projected to beat Vance LOL No one likes or trusts Indians. Here for it.

Is this why Trump endorsed a non-Christian, Hindu, Socialist, Technocrat for Ohio then, or what? To expound on our whiteness and Christian values? Lol. Idiots.

Same reasons why Acton will beat Vivek. Nobody is going to vote for globalist muppets.

Heading out to Trumbull County tomorrow to gather signatures against more data centers in Ohio. If you're a registered voter and your address and signature match what's on file with your Board of Elections, come join us and make your voice heard. I'll announce the exact spot tomorrow morning, so if you or anyone you know hasn't signed yet, keep an eye out. Together we're pushing back against these massive facilities that are spiking our electric bills, draining our water resources, turning farmland into industrial sites, and getting tax breaks while the rest of us pick up the costs. Ohioans first, always. Who's with me?

We are well beyond that. Palantir Technology is embedded in our government. They don't need the obsolete systems used for FISA and CISA. There are now enough government owned data centers in the US, that can store all data on every American 3 times over. Welcome to the surveillance state.

It's honestly wild how crazy this whole Ukrainian biolab situation is when you step back and look at it. For decades, the US has been pouring money into these facilities across Ukraine and beyond, all done quietly under our noses, while officials kept telling us it was just "for our protection" and biosecurity. But digging into the timeline shows this has been a bipartisan project spanning multiple administrations. It kicked off right after the Soviet Union collapsed in the early 90s under George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton with the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program, aimed at securing old Soviet bioweapons materials and stopping proliferation. Then in 2005, under George W. Bush, they signed the big formal agreement with Ukraine's health ministry to upgrade labs, handle dangerous pathogens, and ramp up the Biological Threat Reduction Program. Obama kept it going strong as president, scaling up the funding and modernizations as part of that same framework-building directly on what Bush started, with hundreds of millions flowing in total for dozens of sites. Trump's first term didn't stop it, and Biden's administration continued right through the 2022 invasion, even as Victoria Nuland admitted in Congress that these labs held pathogens that could be at risk. And now with the recent declassifications from DNI Tulsi Gabbard, we're seeing the full picture: over 120 US-supported biolabs in more than 30 countries, including Ukraine, with all the vulnerabilities exposed. Labs that are technically Ukrainian but heavily funded and equipped by us. The craziest part?.. This massive network has operated for 30 years with relatively little public scrutiny, always framed as protecting us from threats. Yet here we are, with risks heightened by wars and questions lingering about what exactly was going on. Makes you wonder what else gets justified that way without most people ever hearing about it.

. @grok how does this make you feel?

This is like how Trump called NAFTA “the worst Trade Deal ever made,” rebranded it as USMCA, and then called it “the best and most important trade deal ever made.”

The Israel hawks are on a roll. Senate Intelligence Committee's Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027 - S. 4615 - a new section of the National Intelligence Act of 1947 It makes it harder to reduce, suspend or limit intelligence sharing. It would require the President to determine an identifiable National Security concern and present it to Congress. This also includes partners in the Abraham Accords. What could go wrong? Espionage, leaks to adversaries, limits Presidential authority.

They are foreign nationals. That's why. Not sure who thought that importing them to "advance" our tech was a good idea.

FISA 702 is lapsed. Don't worry, NSA is still spying on you.