Jazz musician. Radio Free NAFO, an affiliate of Voice of Free America. Fanning the flames of discontent. When a system is unjust, dissent is a civic duty.
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Jul 3 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
1) Fascinating, isn’t it? There’s more next⬇️
Interesting.
Jun 25 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
1) There’s an ugliness in America that has always existed. The reason it has always existed to the present is some people wanted to deny it existed. But, in fact, it has always been here. Somewhat dormant at times, but always present. Always ready for resurgence. And⬇️ 2) You see that this has now become acceptable for politicians to engage in again. Everyone who is not like them is hated and treated like they don’t belong here. And this turns the alleged ideals of America into a very cruel lie and begs this question: Do those ideals exist?⬇️
Jun 22 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
1) You’ve seen this being repeated by GOP politicians? The fact is, this is a strange causal loop between Homeland Security and Breitbart “News”. See that circled link from the DHS article citing “new statistics”? I’ll show you where that link takes you when you click on it.⬇️ 2) It takes you here and tells you that you’re headed to Breitbart. So if you click on YES, it takes you to⬇️
Jun 22 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
1) Since Trump and GOP will brag about destroying Iran’s nuclear program, let me say this: President Jimmy Carter is the one who made it possible. Yes, the Jimmy Carter who Trump disrespected by ordering flags returned to full staff after Carter died. Let’s continue⬇️ 2) Those Tomahawk cruise missiles? That was also President Jimmy Carter. Did Trump say thank you for having the B-2 bomber and the Tomahawk cruise missiles? Let’s continue⬇️
Jun 20 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
1) Now I will prove that the racist policies of the US government are what led up to the “illegal aliens” the racist Trump govt is whining about. What created the need for labor imported from Mexico? The racist internment of Japanese Americans did. Let’s continue⬇️ 2) What was the Bracero Program? Well, it was necessary for the war effort in World War Two, for one thing. The US govt put Japanese agricultural laborers into concentration camps. But what it did was establish Mexican labor as the predominant agricultural labor force. And⬇️
Jun 19 • 21 tweets • 7 min read
1) In this thread, I am going to use American history to show you what can happen if the National Guard provokes large-scale protests into violence. This is the 1877 Great Railroad Strike. Not many people are aware of it. But it’s important to understand it. So let’s begin⬇️ 2) You see, National Guard (and any militarized force used against Americans, really) never do confess to their culpability in provoking avoidance violence. Neither does government admit to it. But it’s human nature that human beings can be provoked to violence. Let’s continue⬇️
Jun 17 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
1) This is going to hard for some people to hear. But there’s no other way of saying it. Israeli soldiers are using the food aid sites in Gaza as bait stations. They’ve obviously got bait blinds set up around them. There’s no other explanation for this to happen almost daily.⬇️ 2) This has been my suspicion ever since the second time it happened, but I waited for more evidence before bringing this up. Now it’s happening far too often for this to be random or “accidents” from “warning shots.” The soldiers could be acting on orders to do this. ⬇️
Jun 15 • 12 tweets • 5 min read
1) What happened here is some very politically powerful people made some phone calls. And they said something like this: “The 2026 midterms will be here soon. Stop raiding our farms and packing plants or we will wreck the GOP. And you know we can, too.” Let’s see more⬇️ 2) “Hurting key industries”, yes. And pissing off people who have made a lot of political power dating back long before Trump was a spoiled child. Ronald Reagan knew it; he’d been governor of California. We’ll get to that. But let’s see more from the article next⬇️
Jun 14 • 11 tweets • 5 min read
1) Let me just give you the bad news straight: If these raids continue, you’re going to see serious shortages of fresh fruits and vegetables and skyrocketing prices for what’s left. I know this region very well. This is literally the produce aisle for the entire US. Let’s begin⬇️ 2) The Oxnard area. Yes, I know this area well. There’s times you can drive through this region, roll down your window, and smell green onions and cilantro in the fields. That’s how dense the crops are. Yes, and strawberries, too. Let’s continue⬇️
Jun 12 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
1) Many people think you can just get more agricultural workers from anyplace and send them out to pick anything. They think this is unskilled labor anyone can do. This is not true. Pickers and harvesters are usually specialists in specific fruits and vegetables. Let’s continue⬇️ 2) Farm owners usually seek out specific workers who appear at the time specific crops are ready to harvest. This is one thing migrant workers do. They know, for example, when oranges will be ready for harvest and where they are. So they go there to do it. And also⬇️
Jun 12 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
1) And now, my friends, the corruption is right out in the open. And also an official policy of the United States government. I bet every Russian oligarch will soon be here. That’s Trump’s America—Kick out the actual refugees, bring in the vatniks. Let’s see the website next⬇️ 2) As you see here, it’s an official website of the United States government. This has never been done before in American history. Never has immigration been so heavily politicized and tied to a president. But wait’ll you see what else! Let’s see that next⬇️
Jun 11 • 20 tweets • 8 min read
1) Let me now warn the American people, and especially veterans, what’s going to happen if Trump does this. And I mean beyond the obvious horrors this entails. Trump will make the military hated again, as it was during the Vietnam War and post-Vietnam era. Let’s begin⬇️ 2) Trump went on to say this in the article. I find it ironic that a man who dodged the draft during the Vietnam War wants to do things that’ll make the US military hated again, as it was during and after Vietnam. And that’ll take decades to get past. Let’s continue⬇️
Jun 9 • 12 tweets • 5 min read
1) I was curious to see what the Russian trolls are doing with this Russian propaganda narrative. So I did a search for “Los Angeles Maidan”—and here they are! I have an interesting collection of them. Some tweeting the same thing as others. So let’s begin⬇️ 2) Now this vatnik poses as an American “veteran”. Look, not many average Americans even know what Euromaidan is. But see the video? Let’s see this next one⬇️
Jun 9 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
1) Here’s one of the reasons why Russian trolls are involved with backing Trump in the LA protests. This is Dugin, a Russian propagandist for Putin. Whatever he says, vatnik trolls carry the message forward. They literally think the LA protests are American Euromaidan. And also⬇️ 2) Dugin hasn’t just said it once. He puts this out and, yes, him and Russian trolls all think Zelenskyy, Ukraine, and the “globalists” are behind the LA protests. So this is one of the reasons why Russian trolls are on X tweeting up a storm right now. Let’s see more⬇️
Jun 8 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
1) So US treasury bonds are already losing their shine for foreign investors. They’re not only hate this bill, they don’t like Trump’s instability and on/off/on/off tariffs. But for Trump to have civil unrest and him ordering out troops only 6 months into his term? Well⬇️ 2) Investors will see a very unstable president at the head of a now very unstable government. Civil unrest, regardless of the reasons, is always bad for investors. But especially when that unrest is provoked by a government. And why? Because⬇️
Jun 8 • 9 tweets • 4 min read
1) Since some people are complaining about the Mexican flag being flown in LA, I’m going to explain it to everyone using two very old cities I have lived in. Note that these were established cities that predate the US acquiring this region. So let’s begin⬇️ 2) Let’s start with Tucson. I lived there a lot of years. The Mexican flag is just part of Tucson culture. You can always tell someone in Tucson isn’t from Tucson if they complain about the Mexican flag. Tucson is actually older than the US itself, as you saw. Let’s continue⬇️
Jun 8 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
1) Ok, I’ve got the order from the president regarding the military operation in Los Angeles. Though they’re using National Guard right now, they’re federalized. So they’re under command of DOD. SecDef Hegseth most likely. Let’s continue⬇️ 2) So Trump is considering this a rebellion. Now, this could be very bad if the government considers the people involved as “unlawful enemy combatants.” There could be worse abuse of post-9/11 government power expansion coming. Let’s continue⬇️
Jun 7 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
1) So my thread from 11/14/24 appears to have some aspects of it starting to happen now. This needs to stop immediately because this is going to spiral out of control, which I discuss in the thread. But first, let’s see some important points in the NPR article next⬇️
2) I’m not seeing how states and their citizens are going to just sit there and watch troops dragging off children. So of course this is going to provoke resistance. Let’s continue⬇️
May 31 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
1) You see, it’s important to know the causes and conditions that led up to it. Like, for example, who funded the rise of this firm and its technology? The CIA did. But people would have to be aware of who In-Q-Tel is to research this. Let’s continue⬇️ 2) You have to wonder about the true motives behind this. The CIA is forbidden from spying on Americans in the United States. And does the CIA know this? Yes they do. I’ll prove that next⬇️
May 28 • 9 tweets • 4 min read
1) This article by The Guardian yesterday adds another dimension to the Lake Mead/Colorado River water crisis. And why? Because if cuts are mandated, states are going to try to make up for the loss with groundwater from wells. But that water isn’t there, either. Let’s continue⬇️ 2) I’m going to post the entire article in this thread. Now, think about this. Both surface water and groundwater (underground water) are both being depleted by overuse simultaneously. Therefore, the crisis could actually be twice as bad as previously thought. Let’s continue⬇️
May 28 • 24 tweets • 10 min read
1) Perhaps you saw this apocalyptic scene in the news. A nightmare of incompetence. But see that circled statement? Armed American security contractors? Who are they? Well I found out who they are. And they’ve been there since January. Did you know that? Let’s see more⬇️ 2) Circled there. That’s them. But they go much further than that. And it’s very unusual. Let’s continue⬇️