Last night I dreamed there was a giant spider on my face. I woke up… and there was actually a giant spider on my face. I squished it. Consider the curse transferred. You're welcome and sweet dreams.
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Thanks for the information, @FerrerBreda . I didn't know that Iranian drones were assembled in Venezuela! Who was the "officer" which confirmed this for you?
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📊 Just published a spreadsheet of SPLC contributions!
Key takeaways:
🔹 Over $100M in 3,000+ small-dollar contributions across several years
🔹 These come from a wide range of nonprofits ... unusual, since normally only a few nonprofits donate larger amounts that show up on Schedule I as grants
🔹 Most of these contributions are not reported on Schedule I
🔹 Does not include corporate donations or contracts, which likely make up the bulk of the rest
👇 Download & explore in the next post:
Key takeaways:
🔹 Over $100M in 3,000+ small-dollar contributions across several years
🔹 These come from a wide range of nonprofits ... unusual, since normally only a few nonprofits donate larger amounts that show up on Schedule I as grants
🔹 Most of these contributions are not reported on Schedule I
🔹 Does not include corporate donations or contracts, which likely make up the bulk of the rest
👇 Download & explore in the next post:
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3512 contributions, and that's just what nonprofits are obligated to report. Nothing to say of private corporations. lol. Assembling them.
Does anyone know how the SPLC is funded? They report receiving over $100MM in contributions each year, but CauseIQ shows they receive few large grants from other nonprofits; they report only 26MM and that's over multiple years. That's unusual. (And, no, they don't report receiving government money.)
“we praise not those who deliver themselves up, since the Gospel doth not so teach us” is so powerful!
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Sorry for bad grammar. Expressive dysphasia is a real thing and it leaks when more casual.
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Story time: I was in Big Tech, so had always lived in Seattle.
We lived in Bellevue, the best of best neighborhoods. We still found needles in the park.
So when my company opened up spots in Utah — I was the first to accept. To get anywhere that was remotely family friendly.
Now, I’d been in Big Tech a long time at that point. And this was the very first time that the whole office dropped everything, insisted on going to a proper lunch. And the first time that working past 6 PM was seen as an anomaly. And frankly… the first time where being seen has having children is the norm and not the aberration.
We lived in Bellevue, the best of best neighborhoods. We still found needles in the park.
So when my company opened up spots in Utah — I was the first to accept. To get anywhere that was remotely family friendly.
Now, I’d been in Big Tech a long time at that point. And this was the very first time that the whole office dropped everything, insisted on going to a proper lunch. And the first time that working past 6 PM was seen as an anomaly. And frankly… the first time where being seen has having children is the norm and not the aberration.
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Prayer requests please. We may have been approved for actual nationwide distribution in a name brand.
This would not be happening without your support. This marks a paradigm shift in my husband’s efforts. If this goes through — this instantly leapfrogs my husband from “craft distillery” to a store brand.
If it’s helpful — there are around 7 distillers in Utah (as I understand). A rare group for obvious reasons. We chose the hard mode.
Bluntly: these few Utah distilleries leaned into Utah’s anti-LDS demographic, which is extremely pro-LGBTQ and very left-wing. My husband was the only one in Utah who refused to fly a pride flag.
Brigham Young ran a distillery for medical reasons and we seek to honor that tradition.
Please pray God blesses my husband through this new phase and we become a new example for Utah.
This would not be happening without your support. This marks a paradigm shift in my husband’s efforts. If this goes through — this instantly leapfrogs my husband from “craft distillery” to a store brand.
If it’s helpful — there are around 7 distillers in Utah (as I understand). A rare group for obvious reasons. We chose the hard mode.
Bluntly: these few Utah distilleries leaned into Utah’s anti-LDS demographic, which is extremely pro-LGBTQ and very left-wing. My husband was the only one in Utah who refused to fly a pride flag.
Brigham Young ran a distillery for medical reasons and we seek to honor that tradition.
Please pray God blesses my husband through this new phase and we become a new example for Utah.
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Stop assuming that the Democratic Party is just an opposition party. For decades, they've been receiving billions of dollars aimed at radicalizing them. Jay Jones is mainstream.
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Look at the text. "Yes, I've told you this before."
This isn't a screed written in anger. This is what Jay Jones truly feels. And as of writing ... zero significant Democrats have condemned him.
This isn't a screed written in anger. This is what Jay Jones truly feels. And as of writing ... zero significant Democrats have condemned him.
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I’m calling on these donors to request refunds for the Jay Jones race:
🔹 Elizabeth Simons, Board Chair, Heising-Simons Foundation —$750,000 (California)
🔹 Vinton Cerf, Google VP @vgcerf — $52,500
🔹 @DemocraticAGs — $1,100,000
🔹 Government That Works PAC — $200,000
🔹 Green Advocacy Project — $150,000
🔹 @SEIU COPE — $100,000
🔹 Tom McInerney, President, Genworth Financial — $50,000
🔹 Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund — $200,000
🔹 UFCW Local 400 ABC PAC — $100,000
🔹 Freedom Virginia — $100,000
🔹 Elizabeth Simons, Board Chair, Heising-Simons Foundation —$750,000 (California)
🔹 Vinton Cerf, Google VP @vgcerf — $52,500
🔹 @DemocraticAGs — $1,100,000
🔹 Government That Works PAC — $200,000
🔹 Green Advocacy Project — $150,000
🔹 @SEIU COPE — $100,000
🔹 Tom McInerney, President, Genworth Financial — $50,000
🔹 Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund — $200,000
🔹 UFCW Local 400 ABC PAC — $100,000
🔹 Freedom Virginia — $100,000
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Correct, the Democrats shut down the government because Soros-backed groups paid them to do so. You're welcome. I'm available for hire as a fact checker.
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Last post for the night.
The central ideological conflict within the Democratic Party is about whether the future of the United States should be a one-party system.
They agree on all policy and values otherwise, all of which are extreme far-left, and that conservatives should vanish.
The central ideological conflict within the Democratic Party is about whether the future of the United States should be a one-party system.
They agree on all policy and values otherwise, all of which are extreme far-left, and that conservatives should vanish.
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.@DineshDSouza kindly invited me to preview his new documentary coming out next week.
I usually struggle to sit through videos, so I’m posting this to hold myself accountable to actually watch it. There's no payment involved, just a genuine invitation from someone who truly believes in his work. I'll share my impressions tomorrow.
I usually struggle to sit through videos, so I’m posting this to hold myself accountable to actually watch it. There's no payment involved, just a genuine invitation from someone who truly believes in his work. I'll share my impressions tomorrow.
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Selfish request: make sure the entry on George Soros includes that he chaired NED's first ever democratic forum for Central and Eastern Europe, in the immediate aftermath of Soviet Union's collapse.
This is hugely important because it means Soros was elevated by the State Department to the same level as heavyweights such as Larry Diamond, and on arguably by far the most sensitive region for the post-Cold War world order.
Yet I saw zero mention of this on the Internet until I scraped the entire Journal of Democracy archives and ran them through AI to float the "interesting" information.
This is hugely important because it means Soros was elevated by the State Department to the same level as heavyweights such as Larry Diamond, and on arguably by far the most sensitive region for the post-Cold War world order.
Yet I saw zero mention of this on the Internet until I scraped the entire Journal of Democracy archives and ran them through AI to float the "interesting" information.
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Your service to Virginians can start right now. Disavow Jay Jones who wants the children of Republicans lawmakers to die. He would not just be your colleague. He seeks to become your top law enforcement officer under your own leadership. You have the ability to stand up and say: I do not want this person to serve me.
But instead, you continue to be silent on him, and refuse to disavow him. Which means you implicitly want someone who advocates killings to be your law enforcement arm.
And, frankly, that isn’t a good look for CIA, either. A true patriot disavows anyone who seeks to kill their own political opponent.
But instead, you continue to be silent on him, and refuse to disavow him. Which means you implicitly want someone who advocates killings to be your law enforcement arm.
And, frankly, that isn’t a good look for CIA, either. A true patriot disavows anyone who seeks to kill their own political opponent.
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Hello Mr. Haywood,
What you said is incredibly revealing. You didn't say, "Jay Jones texted me about Gilbert, and he never said anything violent." That would have been a straightforward defense.
Instead, you said he's "also" texted you about "frustrations." You used the language of ordinary annoyance to describe a man wishing death on someone’s children. That's not defending Jay's character... that's minimization.
By calling it "bombast," you turned deliberate cruelty into a stylistic excess, as if wishing death on a child were just a matter of tone. That choice of words isn't accidental. It signals that your own line between political frustration and moral depravity has become negotiable.
So I can only assume you're not defending truth, you're defending the moral depravity of your circle.
Take a good look at your own soul and repent.
What you said is incredibly revealing. You didn't say, "Jay Jones texted me about Gilbert, and he never said anything violent." That would have been a straightforward defense.
Instead, you said he's "also" texted you about "frustrations." You used the language of ordinary annoyance to describe a man wishing death on someone’s children. That's not defending Jay's character... that's minimization.
By calling it "bombast," you turned deliberate cruelty into a stylistic excess, as if wishing death on a child were just a matter of tone. That choice of words isn't accidental. It signals that your own line between political frustration and moral depravity has become negotiable.
So I can only assume you're not defending truth, you're defending the moral depravity of your circle.
Take a good look at your own soul and repent.
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