Georgia gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson has now spent more than $107 million in the Republican primary alone trying to buy himself the Governor’s Mansion. Let that sink in. If it takes $107 million to convince Republicans you’re one of them, maybe you’re not. Most Georgians had never even heard of Rick Jackson until he started writing nine-figure checks to himself. Now we’re supposed to believe he’s suddenly the voice of the grassroots? The bigger question is: Where was Rick Jackson before this campaign? Where was he when conservatives were fighting to hold Senate seats? Where was he when America First candidates were being outspent and attacked? Where was he when grassroots activists were being investigated, censored, deplatformed, and dragged through hell after 2020? Where was he when the movement needed help expanding Republican majorities and advancing America First policies? While Democrats and former Democrats like Elon Musk, RFK Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, Bill Ackman, David Sacks, Amber Rose and Patrick Bet-David were publicly breaking ranks and backing President Trump because they believed the country was at stake, Rick Jackson wasn’t standing with the movement. Instead, his donation history includes Democrats, Liz Cheney, Nikki Haley, and establishment Republicans who were often at odds with the America First agenda. You don’t spend years funding the people working against a movement and then become its champion overnight because you wrote the biggest check. Money can buy ads. Money can buy consultants. Money can buy endorsements. But money cannot buy authenticity, conviction, or a conservative track record. Georgia is not a corporation to be acquired by the highest bidder. The Governor’s Mansion is not for sale. And for those supporting Rick Jackson, how do you not see what’s happening here? A man who has spent more than $107 million in a primary, while opposing President Trump’s endorsed candidate Burt Jones, is asking voters to ignore his past and trust a political rebrand. The reality is simple: if Rick Jackson’s message was truly resonating with Republican voters, it wouldn’t require $107 million to sell it. At some point, voters have to decide whether they’re supporting a movement built on principles or a campaign built on a checkbook. Because if spending nine figures is what it takes to create a political identity, maybe the product being sold isn’t as strong as advertised.

😮 Elon Musk paid $11 BILLION in taxes in a single year. Not $11 million. Not $110 million. Eleven. Billion. Dollars. While politicians who have never built a company, never met a payroll, never created an industry, and never risked their own capital stand at podiums demanding he pay ‘his fair share.’ How much is enough? $11 billion wasn’t enough. Creating hundreds of thousands of jobs wasn’t enough. Revolutionizing electric vehicles wasn’t enough. Revolutionizing spaceflight wasn’t enough. Building global communications networks wasn’t enough. The truth is simple: For some people, success itself is the offense. They don’t want more Elon Musks. They want fewer. Because a citizen who creates wealth is harder to control than a citizen dependent on government. One man paid more in taxes than entire nations collect. And somehow he’s still the villain. The numbers aren’t the scandal. The envy is. #AStoneGroove #SilentMajoritySpeaks

Is the AJC running a protection racket for Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock? Georgia voters deserve to know where their Senators stand on having a colleague with a Nazi tattoo and domestic abuse allegations!

The democrats including Mamdani are losing their minds over Elon Musk becoming a trillionaire. They are saying “we must tax the wealthy now.” “Too many people are struggling for him to have that much money!” Imagine being Mamdani; a politician who offers “free stuff” to get elected. Free daycare, free grocery stores etc, meanwhile he doesn’t have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out of. He never had a real job, never created a job for a soul and can’t open his own wallet to give anything.  Musk’s businesses collectively employ around 160,000–180,000 people worldwide. What’s more disturbing about Mamdani is the fact he wants mass migrations which he has said in numerous videos. So not only wants to give free shit to everyone in New York City, but he wants to let people come across the borders and move to New York City and support them too. America is not the welfare of the world. 

The Red-Green Alliance is one of the most bizarre political developments of our time. On one side are progressive activists who claim to champion feminism, LGBTQ rights, free speech, and secular government. On the other side are Islamist movements whose political doctrines often reject many of those same values. Don’t let me get you started on what they do to the LGBTQ community. Don’t let me get you started on how they silence women. The only reason they give women rights right now in the United States is because it’s a front to make it look like they’re not evil. Those same type women are the ones that helped the IRGC, and now look what’s happening in Iran. As soon as they didn’t need them anymore, they threw them out with yesterday‘s trash.  Yet somehow these two sides have found common cause. Why? Because they share a common enemy in Western civilization, national borders, traditional institutions, and the values that built America. We are witnessing activists marching side by side who would fundamentally disagree on women’s rights, religious freedom, free speech, and equal treatment under the law. The contradiction doesn’t matter because the immediate goal is the same and that’s dismantling the existing system. The average American is told not to notice. Don’t ask questions. Don’t point out the contradictions. Don’t discuss parallel societies. Don’t discuss political Islam. Don’t discuss why some groups openly advocate replacing Western values while receiving support from people who claim to defend them. History teaches us that strange alliances are often formed to gain power. Once power is achieved, those alliances rarely survive. Americans should be paying attention. And not because of race or religion.  But because any movement that seeks to divide people into competing groups rather than unite them under one nation, one Constitution, and one set of laws should concern every citizen. The future of America should be decided by Americans who believe in liberty, equal justice, free speech, and the Constitution, not by activists who seek to tear down the very foundations that made this country exceptional. Wake up. Ask questions. Pay attention.

Interesting development out of Middle Georgia. It’s the Democrat stronghold cities with high crime that are welcoming this BS. I don’t know what’s going on in Lester Miller‘s brain.  I used to think he should run for a higher office, but I damn sure don’t now. This is part of the bigger plan for Muslims to run for office and take over. I don’t see how anyone could be a democrat and be a real Christian. These idiocy of what’s going on with the spread of Islam in this nation and the people that facilitate it is just dumb founding.  At the 2026 Voices of Muslims Momentum Gala, Macon Mayor Lester Miller was recognized with a Muslim American Heritage Month award. According to the organization, the award was presented to elected officials they consider supporters of Muslim American Heritage Month proclamations and Muslim civic engagement efforts in Georgia. At the same event, Voices of Muslims announced the creation of a new Macon chapter, adding Bibb County to its growing network of local chapters across the state. This raises some questions taxpayers and voters may want answered; what role did local officials play in establishing Muslim American Heritage Month recognition in Macon-Bibb? What relationship, if any, exists between local government and Voices of Muslims? What goals does the new Macon chapter have for political advocacy and civic engagement in Bibb County? These are fair questions for any elected official and any advocacy organization, regardless of ideology. Transparency matters, and the public deserves to know who is influencing local policy and how those relationships are developing. The facts are straightforward; Mayor Lester Miller was honored at the gala, and Voices of Muslims is now officially expanding into Bibb County with a new Macon chapter.

I’d bet she’s a single mother.

I’m black, I haven’t stabbed anyone in the chest after being asked to leave a tent. I’m not in prison, I’m free. It’s not that hard to not commit a crime.

There are far too many rogue judges in our federal judiciary who need to be held accountable. I am proud to file an Article of Impeachment against one of these rogue judges, Eleanor Ross, for engaging in an extramarital affair in her chambers within earshot of her clerks. And then LYING about it. It’s time to hold her accountable.

This dumb bitch can’t even leave her comments on

Oh my goodness imagine that our Republican president is holding a rally for a Republican candidate. The audacity lol

How can someone teach English when the children can’t even see their facial expression or their lips move? This is why we had so many issues after Covid with the mask wearing in school.

I served to preserve religious freedom, not radical jihad and Sharia Law! Some of y’all need to learn the difference. It amazes me the lack of 🧠

What matters is that it killed him

How can a teacher in a full burka with only her eyes showing teach ELA at Duluth high school? Hell you can’t even see a facial expression or the lips moving. The school principal has now removed the photo from the Facebook page and it looks like the Facebook page is gone as well. I have done a FOIA for the “teacher’s” background and credentials. I requested whatever they can legally release.

Our Georgia Transparency Task Force is in full swing. Be prepared for daily updates! We’re going to be exposing all the shenanigans. CAIR-Georgia’s own annual report lists a “Protect Georgia Muslims” program that cost $211,046 in a single year. One of the biggest accomplishments they highlight is a lawsuit against DeKalb County Jail that resulted in a $95,000 settlement for a Muslim detainee and policy changes throughout the jail. (CAIR Georgia⁠) According to CAIR, the inmate claimed the jail failed to provide halal or kosher meals, failed to deliver Ramadan meals at the proper times, would not allow prayer rugs, would not allow congregational prayer, and would not provide clocks so Muslim inmates could determine prayer and fasting times. CAIR also argued that Muslim inmates were receiving inadequate calories during Ramadan. (CAIR Georgia⁠) After years of litigation, DeKalb County agreed to provide kosher meals for Muslim detainees who request them, announce prayer times, install clocks in housing units, allow congregational prayer, permit donated prayer rugs, and make other accommodations related to Ramadan observance. The detainee received a $95,000 settlement. (CAIR Georgia⁠) Who paid for this? The money didn’t come out of CAIR’s pocket. It came from a government entity funded by taxpayers. DeKalb County taxpayers ultimately bear the financial burden when lawsuits against county agencies are settled. Meanwhile, CAIR’s annual report celebrates the case as one of its major victories. (CAIR Georgia⁠) Everyone has constitutional rights, including inmates. But at what point does accommodation become entitlement? Many hardworking Georgians struggle to pay for groceries, healthcare, and housing. Yet taxpayers are expected to fund litigation, settlements, special meal programs, prayer accommodations, clocks, prayer rugs, and ongoing compliance measures inside correctional facilities. If someone wants complete freedom to practice every aspect of their religion without restriction, perhaps the first step is avoiding behavior that lands them in jail in the first place.

Duluth Georgia High School has lost their minds! I want to throw up!

Same for me

We have economic jihad in Georgia! Most Georgians have never heard of the growing network of Muslim business directories operating in our state, but they are worth paying attention to. Georgia already has organizations and platforms dedicated to helping Muslims find, hire, and support other Muslims economically. The Georgia Muslim Chamber of Commerce states that it exists to support business growth and leadership development within the Muslim community. Anytime you hear of them say the community, they’re talking about other Muslims. Multiple Georgia-based directories such as ATL Muslim Market, Atlanta Muslim Directory, and mosque-sponsored business directories help consumers locate Muslim-owned businesses, professionals, contractors, restaurants, and service providers. (Georgia Muslim Chamber⁠) ATL Muslim Market specifically markets itself as a place where customers can find Muslim-owned businesses that fit their values and lifestyle while helping Muslim entrepreneurs grow their brands. (ATL Muslim Market⁠) Now national platforms such as the app GoMarhaba is promoting the same concept on a larger scale. According to its App Store description, GoMarhaba exists to help users find Muslim-owned businesses and “keep your dollar circulating internally for economic empowerment.” Its promotional materials describe a goal of keeping money circulating within the Muslim community and building economic strength from within. (App Store⁠) This is not simply about restaurants. These directories include professional services, accountants, attorneys, healthcare providers, real estate professionals, contractors, retailers, technology companies, and financial services. The objective is to create an interconnected network where consumers, business owners, and service providers increasingly do business with one another. (ATL Muslim Market⁠) This creates a parallel marketplace where money is intentionally directed through religious networks rather than the broader community. If every dollar is encouraged to stay inside one religious community for as many transactions as possible, what effect does that have on the larger economy and on the idea of a shared American marketplace? You don’t have to speculate about the goal. Many of these organizations openly state that they want to strengthen their community by increasing economic circulation among Muslim-owned businesses. The debate is whether that is simply community support or something larger. Either way, it is happening in Georgia, and most people have no idea it exists.

I have already rezoned land that was burned in the Georgia wildfires.