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When it became clear that forcing COVID-infected elderly patients into nursing homes led to the deaths of thousands of our most vulnerable, Governor Gretchen Whitmer didn’t take responsibility—she ran from it. She dodged questions, deflected onto Dr. Khaldun, and refused to give a straight answer. Instead of owning up... show more

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@GovWhitmer I literally wake up every day and thank God that you’re stupid campaign got destroyed by a bimbo lollllllll

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@GovWhitmer You’re a pathetic little bitch

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@GovWhitmer Garrett Soldano it’s a primetime dumbass

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@GovWhitmer Bro, you’re still mad that Republicans got fucked in 2022, have fun licking Whitmers ass lololol

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@GovWhitmer So you posted this in an army of bots instantly replied within minutes. How pathetic you’re relying on Russian bots to push your narrative in the USA

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Do you remember when Governor Gretchen Whitmer sent COVID-infected elderly patients into nursing homes? And when questioned, she dodged responsibility—pawning it off on Dr. Khaldun and refusing to give a straight answer. After my interview with The Detroit News the other day, it became clear just how much they either don’t know or simply refuse to report on what’s really happening in Michigan. So, I’ve decided—it’s time to start uploading the receipts. We’ve documented the truth, and the people deserve to see it. We the People are the media now. Receipt #7

Do you remember when Governor Gretchen Whitmer sent COVID-infected elderly patients into nursing homes? And when questioned, she dodged responsibility—pawning it off on Dr. Khaldun and refusing to give a straight answer. After my interview with The Detroit News the other day, it became clear just how much they either don’t know or simply refuse to report on what’s really happening in Michigan. So, I’ve decided—it’s time to start uploading the receipts. We’ve documented the truth, and the people deserve to see it. We the People are the media now. Receipt #7

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Israel’s target is not only the past and the present of our people, but indeed the future. That is why it kills our doctors, engineers, poets, academics, artists. That is why it is destroying our cities and towns, our universities and cultural institutions. That is why it kills our children and terrorizes and traumatizes them, scarring and disfiguring their futures. We often quote the number of children killed, an unbearable tragedy, but we should not forget the 25,000 children orphaned, and the tens of thousands wounded and amputated. A 12-year old Palestinian girl, with the most beautiful of names Dunya, which means the world, lost both her parents, her sister and her brother, all killed in Israel’s shelling of her house. She also lost her leg. And Dunya said that while she will never forget her loved ones, she has to continue living. That she would become a doctor to help children as doctors helped her.

Israel’s target is not only the past and the present of our people, but indeed the future. That is why it kills our doctors, engineers, poets, academics, artists. That is why it is destroying our cities and towns, our universities and cultural institutions. That is why it kills our children and terrorizes and traumatizes them, scarring and disfiguring their futures. We often quote the number of children killed, an unbearable tragedy, but we should not forget the 25,000 children orphaned, and the tens of thousands wounded and amputated. A 12-year old Palestinian girl, with the most beautiful of names Dunya, which means the world, lost both her parents, her sister and her brother, all killed in Israel’s shelling of her house. She also lost her leg. And Dunya said that while she will never forget her loved ones, she has to continue living. That she would become a doctor to help children as doctors helped her.

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Governor Whitmer stripped us of our constitutional freedoms, sacred values, and citizens’ rights. She locked down our businesses. She shut down our churches. She robbed our kids of their education. She destroyed lives and livelihoods — all while not following her own orders. Rules for thee, not for me. Governor Gretchen Whitmer failed Michigan. She failed you. On April 9, 2020, when others stayed silent, I stood up — and 400,000 fearless patriots stood with me. Big Tech tried to erase us. The media tried to silence us. The elites tried to shame us. But we refused to back down. We became the Grassroots Army. We fight. We build. We win. We stand for faith, freedom, family, and common sense. We will never forget what they did. We will never let it happen again. This movement isn’t just surviving — it’s growing. This movement isn’t just pushing back — it’s taking back Michigan, one community at a time. We’re just getting started. Stay engaged. Stay activated. Stay in the fight. Because when We the People stand together, we win.

Governor Whitmer stripped us of our constitutional freedoms, sacred values, and citizens’ rights. She locked down our businesses. She shut down our churches. She robbed our kids of their education. She destroyed lives and livelihoods — all while not following her own orders. Rules for thee, not for me. Governor Gretchen Whitmer failed Michigan. She failed you. On April 9, 2020, when others stayed silent, I stood up — and 400,000 fearless patriots stood with me. Big Tech tried to erase us. The media tried to silence us. The elites tried to shame us. But we refused to back down. We became the Grassroots Army. We fight. We build. We win. We stand for faith, freedom, family, and common sense. We will never forget what they did. We will never let it happen again. This movement isn’t just surviving — it’s growing. This movement isn’t just pushing back — it’s taking back Michigan, one community at a time. We’re just getting started. Stay engaged. Stay activated. Stay in the fight. Because when We the People stand together, we win.

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This part of my interview with Andrew Bridgen is one of the hardest conversations I’ve had on camera. We were talking about Covid policy and Andrew raised NICE Guideline 163 and what happened to vulnerable elderly people at the very start of the pandemic. He explains how elderly patients were moved out of hospitals to clear space for a wave of Covid cases that never came. Many of those people were in hospital for a reason. They were receiving ongoing care and medication. Instead, they were discharged without that medication and sent into care homes with midazolam and morphine. Andrew asks a question that was repeatedly raised in Parliament and never answered. Why would anyone give respiratory suppressants to people suspected of having a respiratory illness? He believes tens of thousands of vulnerable elderly people died breathlessly and were recorded as Covid deaths. And that this fear was then used to drive compliance and push the rollout of experimental vaccines. What struck me most is what happened when he raised these concerns internally. He was told there was no political appetite for these views. That he might be proven right one day. But that by continuing he was taking on the most powerful vested interests in the world and putting himself at personal risk. This clip is unedited and exactly as it was said. Watch it carefully. Sit with it. And ask yourself what it says about a system where questions like these are not answered but silenced.

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Whitmer’s Scandalous Nursing Home Cover-Up I paid more than $3,000 for Michigan nursing home death and infection data, and all I got were fully redacted documents from Dana Nessel’s office By Charlie LeDuff Charlie LeDuff Now that we’ve proven that Attorney General Dana Nessel participated in the cover up of the abuse of a brain-damaged nursing home resident during Covid, and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer stood idly by, it’s time to address the mammoth scandal. What about the 130,000 other people in the long-term care facilities who were locked away in the darkness of the pandemic? How many died? And what did they die from? Loneliness? Or Covid contracted from the infected people Whitmer ordered into the nursing homes? We’ve never gotten the answer. And I suspect a massive cover-up is being conducted at the highest levels of state government. Some quick background. In August 2020, the Justice Department opened a civil-rights investigation into five governors, including Whitmer, who ordered nursing homes to accept people contaminated with Covid. Among other things, the feds demanded Michigan’s nursing home death and infection data, as well as Whitmer’s “scientific” reasoning for commingling the sick with the healthy. Whitmer’s team responded about a month later. But the public was never told what Whitmer sent to the DOJ. So, I sent a public records request to Whitmer’s lawyer, Dana Nessel, last April. First, Nessel demanded that I pay an outrageous sum of $3,147.80 in order to get those documents. I paid. More than 200 days went by, and I received nothing. That’s illegal. Michigan’s Freedom of Information Act clearly states she had 21 days to produce the goods. So I sued. Now, finally, after 272 days, I received a thumb drive from Nessel’s office containing 596 pages of NOTHING. Nearly all the documents were redacted. Think about that. After years of bombarding the public with a vomit of Covid data, suddenly that data has become a state secret. What was not redacted was my demand letter, and the DOJ’s demand letter, and the Michigan State Senate’s subpoena demanding Whitmer’s response to the DOJ. Beyond a few “Good Morning, Al”s and “Thanks, Bob”s, Nessel blacked everything out—hiding under a blanket claim of attorney client privilege. I’ve got a Doberman of an attorney, Phil Ellison, who will take my complaints over the cost, the delay, and the Nixonian redactions all the way to the Supreme Court, if that’s what it takes. We deserve to know what happened to our loved ones. We deserve better end-of-life care in Michigan. Not a cover-up. Remember, Whitmer claimed she was making pandemic-era decisions on “science and data,” and the flopping fish of corporate media swallowed her asininity hook, line, and sinker. Not me. I sued Whitmer and Nessel in 2021 for that supposed science and data. I won that case, just as I will win this one, and was shocked to learn there was no reliable death data. Nursing homes simply made up numbers to make their facilities look better than they were, and Whitmer dutifully defended it. When I exposed the scandal, the Michigan House of Representatives ordered a full audit of the nursing home dead. The state Auditor General found the long-term facility toll to be 43% higher than what Whitmer was telling the public. It was as bad as Cuomo’s New York, maybe worse. To this day, Whitmer’s administration has not corrected the data. Disregarding the auditor’s report, Nessel delivered the keynote address at the annual convention of the Michigan nursing home lobby. “I’m just tired of hearing it regurgitated over and over and over again that terrible things happened at your facilities,” she screeched. “It’s not true!” But how would she know? Nessel refused then, as she does now, to conduct the most cursory investigation. She refutes the auditor’s findings as “comparing apples to oranges.” She redacts entire documents. She takes money from the nursing homes’ owners rather than investigating credible allegations that they may have funneled Covid profits to subsidiaries while providing poor-quality care. Nessel, who aided and abetted the alleged financial rape and mental abuse of the late-Rose Burd, must step aside or be moved to the side. And Whitmer? I am a patient man. Justice is a right, not an option.

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My neighbor always walks the dog at all hours of the day, rain or shine. She has a huge dog she can’t control, it actually walks her most of the time. This guy here has no excuse letting his dog on a leash get away, that thing is tiny. Yet he thinks it’s the man’s fault that his dog got nudged. What would you do if your neighbors dog got loose and they blamed your dog reacting to it, he needs to get his dog under control and get a life. Anyways, the neighbor with the big dog was walking her dog and it got away from her and ran into the street. Another neighbor was coming home from work and didn’t have time to react to it, she ended up hitting the dog causing a good amount of damage to her car and scuffing up the dog pretty good. The lady walking her dog had a fit of course and blamed the neighbor for hitting her dog. The neighbor retorted that she wouldn’t have hit it if the lady had it under control and isn’t run into the street. The lady ended up calling the cops, the cops came and cleared the neighbor of wrong doing. There were plenty of witnesses that saw it and we all see the dog pulling her all the time anyways. After the accident we didn’t see the lady walking her dog much anymore, her oldest son would do it most of the time to his annoyance but it was a better thing, he could control it where as his mother could not. I didn’t want to involve myself in their argument but I did tell the lady it was her fault, and that she needs to pay for the other neighbors car. Up until that point she was refusing to cooperate much. I never did ask if she paid but I have a feeling she did, the neighbor can be quite convincing when she needs to be.

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She got caught cheating, and instead of owning it, she turned into a threat. She told her husband straight up that she would ruin him. She said she would make sure he loses everything he worked for, take his retirement money, and even have him arrested right in front of their children just to break him. All of this came with one condition. Pay up, or she goes through with it. This is what people don’t talk about enough. A woman caught cheating can become very dangerous.

She got caught cheating, and instead of owning it, she turned into a threat. She told her husband straight up that she would ruin him. She said she would make sure he loses everything he worked for, take his retirement money, and even have him arrested right in front of their children just to break him. All of this came with one condition. Pay up, or she goes through with it. This is what people don’t talk about enough. A woman caught cheating can become very dangerous.

The Odin

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🗣️: Could you tell us about a moment that made you especially proud of her? Freen’s mom: what impressed me the most is that since high school, Freen has always been determined to take care of herself. She worked to support her own education and earn enough to continue studying at a higher level She learned how to save money and how to earn an income from a young age. During university, she supported herself financially. Whatever work she could do, she did it. Most of it was in the entertainment industry from beauty pageants, including Miss Teen Thailand, onward. She worked, studied, and earned money at the same time, all while taking care of herself.That’s what makes me so proud of her.Sometimes I think that if one day I’m no longer here, I won’t have to worry about her, because I know she can take care of herself.what makes me proudest of all is that she managed to balance work and school, and everything she achieved came through her own effort. She graduated with first-class honors, and as her mother, I’m incredibly proud. Our whole family is proud of her. She did an amazing job. #srchafreen‌

🗣️: Could you tell us about a moment that made you especially proud of her? Freen’s mom: what impressed me the most is that since high school, Freen has always been determined to take care of herself. She worked to support her own education and earn enough to continue studying at a higher level She learned how to save money and how to earn an income from a young age. During university, she supported herself financially. Whatever work she could do, she did it. Most of it was in the entertainment industry from beauty pageants, including Miss Teen Thailand, onward. She worked, studied, and earned money at the same time, all while taking care of herself.That’s what makes me so proud of her.Sometimes I think that if one day I’m no longer here, I won’t have to worry about her, because I know she can take care of herself.what makes me proudest of all is that she managed to balance work and school, and everything she achieved came through her own effort. She graduated with first-class honors, and as her mother, I’m incredibly proud. Our whole family is proud of her. She did an amazing job. #srchafreen‌

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Mia Khalifa revealed that years of low self-esteem and insecurity about her body left her vulnerable to seeking validation from others. After losing a significant amount of weight and receiving attention from men for the first time, she became afraid of losing that acceptance. She said that mindset made it easier for her to be drawn into the adult industry through what initially seemed like a professional modeling opportunity. Looking back, she believes she was treated as a way to make money, and admits the experience left her with lasting emotional trauma and deep shame that she still struggles with today.

Mia Khalifa revealed that years of low self-esteem and insecurity about her body left her vulnerable to seeking validation from others. After losing a significant amount of weight and receiving attention from men for the first time, she became afraid of losing that acceptance. She said that mindset made it easier for her to be drawn into the adult industry through what initially seemed like a professional modeling opportunity. Looking back, she believes she was treated as a way to make money, and admits the experience left her with lasting emotional trauma and deep shame that she still struggles with today.

CLPX

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And that is what Ronda still seems to miss. Fans did not turn on her because she lost to Holly Holm. They reacted to how she handled it afterward. She essentially disappeared, acted like no one deserved to hear from her, then came back to fight Amanda Nunes only under the condition that she would do zero media. She lost, disappeared again, and did not do an interview for years. How are fans supposed to stay attached to someone who shuts everyone out and leaves her diehard supporters wondering what just happened? And if we are talking about examples, Chuck Liddell and Rampage Jackson are about the last names she should bring up. Those guys lost plenty of fights throughout all stages of their career and fans still loved them. They were stars because of their personalities, their heart, and how they handled wins and losses. Ronda was not ‘rejected’ because she lost. She was ‘rejected’ because she refused to let fans in when she did. 🎥: bert kreischer BertCast Ep. 700

And that is what Ronda still seems to miss. Fans did not turn on her because she lost to Holly Holm. They reacted to how she handled it afterward. She essentially disappeared, acted like no one deserved to hear from her, then came back to fight Amanda Nunes only under the condition that she would do zero media. She lost, disappeared again, and did not do an interview for years. How are fans supposed to stay attached to someone who shuts everyone out and leaves her diehard supporters wondering what just happened? And if we are talking about examples, Chuck Liddell and Rampage Jackson are about the last names she should bring up. Those guys lost plenty of fights throughout all stages of their career and fans still loved them. They were stars because of their personalities, their heart, and how they handled wins and losses. Ronda was not ‘rejected’ because she lost. She was ‘rejected’ because she refused to let fans in when she did. 🎥: bert kreischer BertCast Ep. 700

AFeldmanMMA

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This woman joined friends for dinner, during the dinner she had noticed they were ordering multiple appetizers, allot of drinks, high priced entrees. When it was time to pay the bill they insisted that they split the bill evenly amongst themselves. She refused to do so because she knew she barely ordered anything and she would owe way less than everyone. Of course the people who ordered allot of food started mocking her and calling her broke, she ended up only paying what she owed and she left. Did she do the right thing or did she go against the will of the group?

This woman joined friends for dinner, during the dinner she had noticed they were ordering multiple appetizers, allot of drinks, high priced entrees. When it was time to pay the bill they insisted that they split the bill evenly amongst themselves. She refused to do so because she knew she barely ordered anything and she would owe way less than everyone. Of course the people who ordered allot of food started mocking her and calling her broke, she ended up only paying what she owed and she left. Did she do the right thing or did she go against the will of the group?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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