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@ChesterfieldFC @Joshbarberfilms Pitch worse than most school teams. Lager worst than all the beers in the world! Well done!๐คข ๐คฎ
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Pitch is shocking. Never gonna last till end of season without work doing on it.
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![๐น | [Post Translation] #FO_Trans โจ IG LIVE : 24.04.26 (PART 3) ๐ฉท: I really wanted to go to Chiang Mai too... ๐: Yeah. Iโll stay for just a bit longer and then I have to head out. ๐ฉท: Okay, sounds good. ๐ฉท: Oh, everyone... about what happened yesterday, I wanted to explain it a bit more. In that interview yesterday, I hadn't finished saying everything I wanted to say. ๐ฉท: What I mean is, every time P'Nut is going to post something, he always asks me first. Every single time. But yesterday... I just forgot about it because we were having too much fun at the moment ๐ฉท: I don't want people to misunderstand and think that he posted without checking with me. Actually, he told me; I just didn't see the actual post until this morning. ๐: Exactly. Just so everyone understands First's side: he already knew P'Nut was going to post it since last night, he just didn't see the post right away ๐ฉท: Yeah ~ It makes me sad to see that some people got upset or created "drama" because of me ๐: Right! Heโs our manager, and we always discuss everything before posting ๐ฉท: True... Anyway, goodnight to those who are going to bed now! ๐: Hey, sing a song for us before I leave? ๐ฉท: Sure! What do you guys want to hear? ๐: Sing that one... โเธเธฅเธฑเธงเธงเนเธฒเธเธฑเธเธเธฐเนเธกเนเนเธชเธตเธขเนเธโ (fear) ๐ฉท: (Makes a warming-up sound and starts singing the chorus) ๐: Wow! So good. Well, I'm heading out now, you stay and talk to them for a few more minutes ๐ฉท: Okay ~ Bye, P'Tle! Drive safely, okay? ๐: Will do ~ Bye-bye! สฤญษ โก โ #Firstone #TleFirstone #เนเธเธดเนเธฅเนเธเธดเธฃเนเธชเธงเธฑเธ โ โก สฤญษ](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2047770173843599777/amplify_video_thumb/2047769439907590144/img/26I2DvCb_-dHHIyr.jpg)
![.AAGHarmeetDhillon dismantles the media's narrative about why the DOJ is sending letters to every state, territory, and DC, threatening criminal prosecution if they don't clean up their voter rolls: โFirst of all, the word left out [of] that hysterical commentary from the Left is 'knowingly.โ So, if a state election official KNOWINGLY refuses to remove non-citizens from the voter rolls, that's illegal. That is a crime under our laws. And someone who does that and conspires to do that can be prosecuted. We have found tens of thousands of names of suspected non-citizens that we are now digging into... In recent weeks, months, and even the last year and a half, we prosecuted numerous people at the Department of Justice for voting while not citizens of the United States. And it's indisputable, based on evidence that I've seen, that there are tens of thousands of non-citizens, at a minimum, on the voter rolls in just the [states] that we've examined. Two-thirds of the states are fighting us in getting access to their up-to-date voter rolls. I can tell you, as a 25-year California resident, you just check a box to say you're a citizen. What if you don't speak English that well, or you don't understand the distinction between citizenship and that green card you have that is a legal status? You'd be checking that box, and indeed thousands of people do that.โ](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2074923749863018691/amplify_video_thumb/2074922681972228097/img/FMiktio4LJy_bI4r.jpg)
![Once a fan on GAS reddit figured out the lyrics on Runawayโs outro. Hereโs the result LYRICS: \[INTRO\] @ 6:00.00: Run them pianos \[SECTION 1\] @ 6:05.00: Oh, I'm, fine @ 6:10.00: I'mmmm (breath) @ 6:12.00: Oh I held in all my feelings for sooo looong @ 6:16.00: Sooooo long @ 6:18.50: Way way too looonnnggg @ 6:22.00: I'm sooo sorry, but Iiii @ 6:27.00: But I can't eeeven look straight in your eyes @ 6:32.50: And you know I been going through all our proooblems @ 6:38.00: I just don't know why I couldn't meet you halfway @ 6:43.00: You halfway \[SECTION 2\] @ 6:45.00: Oh Amber I'mmm sooo sorrryyy (breath) @ 6:49.00: And I am (breath) @ 6:50.00: And I'm so sooorrryyy @ 6:54.00: Oh Amber I'm so, so sorrryyy @ 7:01.00: You been puttinnn' up with all my shit just far too loooong (breath) @ 7:06.50: I'm so gifted at finding what I don't really like the moooost (breath) @ 7:12.00: So, I think it's time, time for you to go (breath) @ 7:17.00: It's espeeecially time, your time to go nooowww @ 7:23.00: You been puttin' up with all my shit just far too loooong @ 7:28.00: I'm so addicted to finding what I don't like the moooost \[PRE-BRIDGE\] @ 7:38.00: I'mmmm @ 7:41.00: Well baby I'mmm saaaddd @ 7:46.50: So saaaddd (breath) @ 7:49.00: I am stuuucckkkk (breath) @ 7:52.50: Because I love youuuu, Ammmber (breath) \[BRIDGE\] @ 7:58.00: Amberrr just run awayyy @ 8:00.50: Amber pleaseee, oh and Amber please (breath) @ 8:03.00: Run away from meeeee (breath) @ 8:06.00: Amber, I know thaaat youuu've (breath) @ 8:08.50: Put up with shit latelyyy \[POST-BRIDGE\] @ 8:10.50: Amber, I wish (breath) @ 8:12.00: That you were here by my siiiide (breath) @ 8:17.00: 'Cause Amber, you just, juuust the wooommmannn for me (breath) \[SECTION 3\] @ 8:22.00: And I always find, yeah, I always wind up finding something wrong (breath) @ 8:28.50: Woman, you've been puttin' up with my shit just far too loooong (breath) @ 8:35.00: I'm okay with finding what I don't like the moooost (breath) @ 8:40.50: So, I think it's time for us to have a tooooast (breath) @ 8:45.50: You're another, 'nother, one I don't wanna loooose (breath) @ 8:51.00: And I think it's time you gotta let it go (sigh) @ 8:57.00: Yeah, I think it's time you gotta let me looooose (breath) @ 9:02.50: Yeah, I think it's time for us to let it go ALTERNATE VERSIONS: @ 6:00.00: Hear them pianos @ 6:22.00: I'm so so sorry, but Iiii @ 6:27.00: But I can't eeeven look right in your eyes @ 6:32.50: You know that I been going through all our proooblems @ 6:38.00: I just can't believe I couldn't meet you halfway @ 6:49.00: Amber I'm (breath) @ 6:50.00: Amber I'm sooorrryyy @ 7:52.50: Because I want you, Amber (breath) @ 7:58.00: Amberrr please run awayyy @ 8:00.50: Amber pleaseee, and Amber please (breath) @ 8:03.00: Run so far from meeee (breath) @ 8:10.50: And girl, I wish (breath) @ 8:17.00: 'Cause Amber, you just, juuust the onnneee for me (breath) There are some situations at the start of a line where โOhโ might be โAndโ link to the original post:](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2081798758900387982/amplify_video_thumb/2081798613530005504/img/oieefnL-dDS6a_fG.jpg)
![The View falsely claims the SAVE Act is about keeping everyone from voting and downplay the 400 illegal votes in New Jersey as not a big deal: SARA HAINES: But 90 percent of U.S. citizens have some form of I.D. Whereas, only about half of Americans have passports so this actually is. JOY BEHAR: Or pastaports. HAINES: Yeah. That means it is reducing the voting public. You're making it harder when the percentages at the polls are already, i think, too low for this country, and what a vote means. BEHAR: So they really don't want us to vote, is the point. HAINES: Some of us. [Crosstalk] SUNNY HOSTIN: I do think we need to acknowledge and recognize that 6,600 noncitizens registered to vote is a problem. HAINES: Yes. HOSTIN: Right. I think we should recognize that. I think that's appropriate, 400 noncitizens went on to cast ballots. That's problematic. However, to call it widespread voter fraud is just absolutely misleading. It's absolutely ridiculous because if you look at the last election that Mikie Sherrill did win, it would amount -- 400 ineligible votes would amount to 0.01 of a percent of all votes cast. Okay? So there's no widespread voter fraud. But I will say this: comparing our vote to a pasta card, like voting rights are foundational in a functional democracy. Pasta purchases are not, and so - ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: I beg to differ. ANA NAVARRO: Honey, they're just throwing spaghetti at the wall. HOSTIN: Correct. Nice one. I see what you did there. It's absurd.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2080675182130196885/media/HOAMg2DWcAAUk48.jpg)
![๐จ Congress Not in Control of UFO Disclosure๐จ "Our Congress is not in control. They're ignorant and neutered when it comes to the subject matter. They were being bullied and being harassed at their homes and were scared for their life." (Yesterday, in the Mike Herrera post, I said, "Is there a valid reason Congress has failed to act aggressively on this info. (shared by Herrera and others) and Disclosure? Possibly. And I'll post about that later on today." Well, I didn't get to it yesterday but here it is now. These comments by Barber and others (including Grusch) are, IMO, the most under-discussed aspect of this topic. If this is true, it might explain why Congress has been so passive in trying to get to the bottom of everything. Have things changed since Barber went to the SSCI? I don't know. Barber says "Congress" but everybody else says Congressional "staffers." I know they're inextricably linked, but I'd like to know if it went beyond staffers and featured any actual members of Congress being intimidated or harassed. Massive H/T to my Patron, joeljewitt, for reminding me of what Barber said and staying on me to post about it.) Matt Laslo, this could explain a lot. ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ) ~ jakebarber: "I found myself reaching out to the one thing that was always my Get-Out-of-Jail-Free card. Which was, I knew if anything got bad, I could go to members of Congress, particularly Senate Intelligence Committee (SSCI), the monitor for the CIA, and plead my case and ask for help. So we started there. "And unfortunately, that was a very disheartening experience. Because me going there asking for their help, very quickly turned in to them asking for my help. Which was extremely disappointing, to say the least. But they were scared, they were scared, and they were running into their own problems of being in fear of...they were being harassed, and they were afraid for their own personal safety. Ross Coulthart: "So people investigating this UAP Legacy program for Congress, were feeling threatened?" Barber: "They were feeling threatened. And other people they were speaking to as sources were being threatened. And so they very quickly, after learning who I was, began asking me for personal protection and for strategies to mitigate threat." Coulthart: "But you're not getting the help you need?" Barber: "No, I'm like, I came to you. So, that pretty much was a devastating moment where I'm like, shoot, we're all alone. And it was, unfortunately, a much more grave situation, because what it indicated was that our Congress was not only ignorant to the subject, they were neutered. They were neutered by what they could do about it. Congress needs an enforcement arm so laws without enforcement don't exist." ~~~Barber Interviewed by Jesse Michels~~~ Barber: "And I was left with the one like, emergency button that I always thought I had, and I punched it. And that was to go to Congress, to go to the Senate Intelligence Committee, and go to the monitor for CIA, and spill my guts, and go, 'Help me, help me, help me. This is what's happened. Like, help.' "That was probably one of the most discouraging experiences of my life, because within minutes of being there and asking for help, they were begging for my help. They were being bullied and being harassed at their homes and were scared for their life, and wanted me to set up a personal protection detail to help protect them. And I was like, 'Fine, fuck. I guess this is where we're going with it.' "It's a problem and it's sad, but our Congress is not in control. They are completely...they're ignorant and neutered when it comes to the subject matter. For the most part, they're ignorant and neutered. And where they're not ignorant and neutered, they're corrupt and arrogant, which nets us a Congress that's in a state of paralysis by analysis. "And I can't tell you, like, for me, how sinking a feeling that was. Like, I go running and I'm nervous because I'm gonna blow the whistle. And the first place I go is the Senate Intelligence Committee and the monitor for CIA, and I start telling my story. They don't question it for one second, they know it's happening. They're edifying everything I'm saying and trying to cut me off because they're so, like, excited to actually get to talk about this. And are like, 'Oh my god, so what do I do?' They're like, 'Give me your number. Do you have Signal? I need to text you. These guys were at my house last night.' And I'm like, 'Wait a minute. This was my asking for help moment.'" ~~~ When I met Grusch in August of 2022, I asked him if members of Congress had been intimidated. He said (I'm paraphrasing), 'No, but some of their staffers have.'" My full Grusch post from October of 2023... ~ And in June of this year, Coulthart told Jesse Michels this related piece of information: Coulthart: "One of the staffers on [the Senate Select Intelligence Committee] was concerned for his own safety, and asked Jake, 'Are you able to help me get security because somebody from The Defense Department is ordering helicopters to fly across and over my home. They're harassing my home.' And that's the kind of thing that The Defense Department was doing. They were buzzing a guy with Blackhawk helicopters just hovering over his home as an act of intimidation. A staffer, working for the Congress." Jesse: "I know exactly who you're talking about and he was providing a pipeline of Legacy operators..." Coulthart: "He was." Jesse: "...to basically talk to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence." Coulthart: "So I'm not blaming the staffers because these people are intimidated, they have families, too. And I don't think the public realize, that this is how the game is being played. You've got a vast national security state - and it is, truly, a Deep State, protecting itself, its self interest. Misusing the resources of the state - your money, your taxpayer dollars - to essentially, bully and intimidate. And in some cases, murder people." (I'd like to see what evidence was presented to Ross to back up the Blackhawk claim. Pics? Videos? We have that claim and claims of people being murdered but, as of now, no evidence to back it up. At least not publicly. If intimation and harassment are still taking place, what are we going to do to combat that? If thew answer is, "There's nothing we can do right now," then I wouldn't expect any Earth-shattering information to be coming from Congress any time soon. Is all of this the reason why Rounds was so wishy washy when talking about the UAPDA? If the UAPDA passes, do you think the public will get to see more data? Rounds: "I would hope so." ๐๐๐ Full transcript:](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1952426785414824016/amplify_video_thumb/1952405776854867969/img/htIjCC6vb2qiLRSv.jpg)
![NEW๐จ Joe Lonsdale on Flock cameras: "The core of our Constitution is that we have to check our government; we have to watch it. [But] turning Flock off is just anti-civilization. It's going to help the criminals, which is what the far left wants here. There are ways we can use technology competently to both watch the watchers... and catch the bad guys." Will Cain: I just had the Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton, in here in my studio. And as he was walking out, I said: Hey, what do you think of Flock? And he said to me: You know what? I'm really concerned because I don't like that kind of power in the hands of the government. Of course, I want to enforce the law, but I don't like the idea of the government having that kind of surveillance over average Americans. We know what they've done with that information in the past. Joe Lonsdale: I'm a supporter of the American Founders as well, and our whole Constitution was about checking the power of the government. So I think it's a healthy instinct for people on both sides to want to be suspicious, to want to watch the watchers. And we have to do that. But I'm also on the side of civilization. I have six young children, and this technology has caught hundreds of thousands of criminals. It's exonerated huge numbers of innocent people. And there are ways we can use technology competently to both watch the watchers to delete data you're not allowed to see and catch the bad guys... Will: All right, then last to you, Joe. The problem is, if you and I could agree and we probably can, this has some really valuable applications. We're catching kidnappers... They caught the Brown shooter... When is the government ever stopped at a narrow, good application? It grows and it always gets malignant. Joe: I one hundred percent agree that the core of our Constitution and our society is that we have to check our government, we have to watch it. We have to have rules to limit how they use these things. And it turns out the technology, if you're competent, if you have common sense, you could put those restrictions and everyone in the public should have a right to see how it was used. I'm totally fine with that, by the way. I'm not okay with the Flock camera getting me in trouble for jaywalking because that's B.S.. I think it should only be crimes with serious victims. I don't want to be watched either. None of us do. But if this is going to be able to save hundreds of thousands of people, and it's going to be able to protect innocent, exonerate people, obviously you want to be able to catch the bad guys. We had a case in Austin recently where I live where someone was not caught because they turned off all the cameras until they drove into a town nearby after a horrible crime that happened to have Flock. I think we can have a compromise where we watch the watchers... But I think turning it off is just anti-civilization. And it's going to help the criminals, which is what the far left wants here. Will Cain The Will Cain Show](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2088129878616944665/amplify_video_thumb/2088128630232600576/img/0tUy9nfR8hFZK9IW.jpg)
![Former Assistant Secretary of HUD Catherine Fitts: "[The Kirk assassination] is a psyop, &... it's a complete waste of our time... you're watching a concerted effort to shred the Constitution, & I hate to say it, [but the] Charlie Kirk assassination was the Reichstag fire" This clip of Catherine Austin Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts), is taken from an episode of the Children's Health Defense (Childrenโs Health Defense) series Financial Rebellion posted to X today, September 18, 2025. For reference, per Google AI: "The Reichstag fire was an arson attack on the German parliament building in Berlin on February 27, 1933, which Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party immediately exploited to consolidate power. The Nazis blamed the fire on a supposed communist uprising, using the event to persuade President Paul von Hindenburg to sign an emergency decree that suspended civil liberties, leading to the mass arrest of political opponents. This allowed Hitler to effectively dismantle democracy in Germany and establish a totalitarian dictatorship." ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "I think it's a psyop, and I think it's a complete waste of our time. What you want to focus on, you know, forget what might have happened or not happened. What you want to focus on is this is being used as an excuse by the Attorney General. We're hearing it from the president to get tyrannical clothes at, laws and to rip up the Constitution. Don't let it happen. So, you know, don't let free speech be interfered with. Don't let any of your due process rights be destroyed. "Lawlessness is not okay. And we're seeing, you know, if you look at our collection on the control grid, this administration is moving to build a control grid. We can't let it happen. It's one of the reasons we want Kennedy to remain in there. He's one of the things slowing it down and trying to stop it. And, and, the reality is you cannot let a vague standard like hate crime, be used because who's, who's hate crime? "And we've also seen an attack on due process with the attack on the Venezuelan boats, you know, but, but you're watching a concerted effort to shred the Constitution, and I hate to say it, Charlie Kirk assassination was the Reichstag fire. So I just, you know, my attitude is your time is busy. Don't waste time on this. What you need to understand is a group of people are trying to use this to take away all of your rights. Don't let it happen. Don't buy it, don't believe it, and push back against them because, you know, it's only going to take a little bit of pushback to the signal. This is not going to work. "If you want one action to take politically, that is the proper pushback. Help Congressman Massie get the 218th vote to release the Epstein files, because one of the things this is whiting out is the push to get the Epstein files. And every effort is being made to stop the Epstein files from coming out. "Meantime, we have many people in the Epstein files over, you know, having dinner with Prince Charles, and I should call him King Charles now. You know, and, and, and the Anglo American alliance celebrating. But, you know, I keep saying this is the mega rich against every, everyone else. "And...we cannot let the mega rich tear up the, the fundamental legal principles that are the bedrock of this country. So, you know, don't, don't don't let this distract you and don't let them get away from it. All it takes is a little bit of pushback against people like Pam Bondi and what they're saying to make this go the other way."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1968721387390124061/amplify_video_thumb/1968718944577171456/img/B7pZPh9QG26J49bN.jpg)
![once a guy on reddit really figured out the Runaway outro lyrics he used reverse engineering, isolated the outro vocals from the instrumental, and visually analyzed the spectrogram to differentiate the words. the outro is absolutely brilliant, the vocals were strategically distorted, with slightly less distortion on the familiar vocals from the first part of the song. if you listen to the outro while following the timestamped lyrics is a very interesting experience. LYRICS: \[INTRO\] @ 6:00.00: Run them pianos \[SECTION 1\] @ 6:05.00: Oh, I'm, fine @ 6:10.00: I'mmmm (breath) @ 6:12.00: Oh I held in all my feelings for sooo looong @ 6:16.00: Sooooo long @ 6:18.50: Way way too looonnnggg @ 6:22.00: I'm sooo sorry, but Iiii @ 6:27.00: But I can't eeeven look straight in your eyes @ 6:32.50: And you know I been going through all our proooblems @ 6:38.00: I just don't know why I couldn't meet you halfway @ 6:43.00: You halfway \[SECTION 2\] @ 6:45.00: Oh Amber I'mmm sooo sorrryyy (breath) @ 6:49.00: And I am (breath) @ 6:50.00: And I'm so sooorrryyy @ 6:54.00: Oh Amber I'm so, so sorrryyy @ 7:01.00: You been puttinnn' up with all my shit just far too loooong (breath) @ 7:06.50: I'm so gifted at finding what I don't really like the moooost (breath) @ 7:12.00: So, I think it's time, time for you to go (breath) @ 7:17.00: It's espeeecially time, your time to go nooowww @ 7:23.00: You been puttin' up with all my shit just far too loooong @ 7:28.00: I'm so addicted to finding what I don't like the moooost \[PRE-BRIDGE\] @ 7:38.00: I'mmmm @ 7:41.00: Well baby I'mmm saaaddd @ 7:46.50: So saaaddd (breath) @ 7:49.00: I am stuuucckkkk (breath) @ 7:52.50: Because I love youuuu, Ammmber (breath) \[BRIDGE\] @ 7:58.00: Amberrr just run awayyy @ 8:00.50: Amber pleaseee, oh and Amber please (breath) @ 8:03.00: Run away from meeeee (breath) @ 8:06.00: Amber, I know thaaat youuu've (breath) @ 8:08.50: Put up with shit latelyyy \[POST-BRIDGE\] @ 8:10.50: Amber, I wish (breath) @ 8:12.00: That you were here by my siiiide (breath) @ 8:17.00: 'Cause Amber, you just, juuust the wooommmannn for me (breath) \[SECTION 3\] @ 8:22.00: And I always find, yeah, I always wind up finding something wrong (breath) @ 8:28.50: Woman, you've been puttin' up with my shit just far too loooong (breath) @ 8:35.00: I'm okay with finding what I don't like the moooost (breath) @ 8:40.50: So, I think it's time for us to have a tooooast (breath) @ 8:45.50: You're another, 'nother, one I don't wanna loooose (breath) @ 8:51.00: And I think it's time you gotta let it go (sigh) @ 8:57.00: Yeah, I think it's time you gotta let me looooose (breath) @ 9:02.50: Yeah, I think it's time for us to let it go ALTERNATE VERSIONS: @ 6:00.00: Hear them pianos @ 6:22.00: I'm so so sorry, but Iiii @ 6:27.00: But I can't eeeven look right in your eyes @ 6:32.50: You know that I been going through all our proooblems @ 6:38.00: I just can't believe I couldn't meet you halfway @ 6:49.00: Amber I'm (breath) @ 6:50.00: Amber I'm sooorrryyy @ 7:52.50: Because I want you, Amber (breath) @ 7:58.00: Amberrr please run awayyy @ 8:00.50: Amber pleaseee, and Amber please (breath) @ 8:03.00: Run so far from meeee (breath) @ 8:10.50: And girl, I wish (breath) @ 8:17.00: 'Cause Amber, you just, juuust the onnneee for me (breath) There are some situations at the start of a line where โOhโ might be โAndโ link to the original post:](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2051044494577983756/ext_tw_video_thumb/2051044431063572480/pu/img/fwMoNeS93xvvMMiv.jpg)