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Mar 9 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Tesla’s Takedown: Chicago Protesters Declare War on Musk’s Billionaire Power Grab
If you still think Elon Musk is just a guy who makes electric cars, you’re not paying attention.
Downtown Chicago just erupted, and the message was clear as a blaring Cybertruck horn: Musk isn’t just a businessman—he’s a billionaire executioner, axing federal agencies while playing kingmaker for Trump’s second-term demolition crew.
The ‘Takedown Tesla’ protest, led by Indivisible Chicago, wasn’t just a march—it was a declaration of war.
Protesters stormed Michigan Avenue straight to Tesla’s Streeterville dealership, waving signs like “Launch Musk to Mars” and “Democracy Dies with DOGE”.
Their target? Musk’s dystopian Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)—a Trojan horse designed to gut federal jobs, erase oversight, and turn public services into billionaire chew toys.
Why the Uproar?
🔥 Musk’s “Efficiency” is a Hostile Takeover
The U.S. government isn’t a startup, but Musk is running it like one—firing thousands, dismantling regulation, and grabbing more unchecked power.
DOGE isn’t about cutting waste—it’s about cutting everyone but the billionaires out of the equation.
Mar 1 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
🚨 BREAKING: U.S. NUCLEAR SUB FORCED TO TURN BACK AFTER FUEL SNUB
The USS Delaware (SSN-791), a Virginia-class nuclear attack submarine, found itself stranded off Norway’s coast after Haltbakk Bunkers (HB), one of the country’s largest marine fuel suppliers, refused to refuel it.
This move isn’t just a business decision—it’s a political statement.
In an official post, HB condemned President Trump’s recent actions as a “backstabbing TV show,” praised Ukrainian President Zelenskyy for his restraint, and declared “No Fuel to Americans!” while urging other European suppliers to follow suit.
The timing? Impeccable. This comes right after the contentious Trump-Zelenskyy meeting, where Vice President JD Vance accused Zelenskyy of leading “propaganda tours” to highlight Russian invasion destruction, provoking a heated exchange and creating a public spectacle. Coincidence?
Or are we witnessing U.S. influence being whittled away while adversaries take notes?
(Source: Visegrád)
Read the official statement from the owners.
Feb 25 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
So let’s get this straight—a sitting Republican congressman, Cory Mills, allegedly beats up his mistress in a luxury penthouse, police show up, see fresh bruises, and even hear him telling her to lie about it.
They decide to arrest him.
But then—poof!—the case gets downgraded, the arrest never happens, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office (stacked with Trump appointees) conveniently refuses to sign the warrant.
The game is rigged, folks. If this were anyone else—especially a Democrat or an average citizen—they’d be in cuffs before they could blink.
But a Republican congressman? Suddenly, it’s “let’s investigate further.”
Funny how the law only seems to apply when it’s politically convenient.
Meanwhile, the same party screaming about “law and order” is running interference for their own criminals.
Mills should be sitting in a jail cell, not Congress.
But when you’ve got the right connections, the law bends in your favor. Hell of a democracy we’ve got here.
And guess what? This “family values” Republican isn’t just under investigation for assault—he’s married with two kids back in Florida. The woman he allegedly shoved, bruised, and told to lie about it? His 27-year-old mistress.
Feb 19 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
Trump’s latest post on Ukraine is a masterclass in deception, misdirection, and outright fabrication.
Let’s break down the nonsense.
1. “The U.S. has spent $350 billion on Ukraine” → False
🔹 The actual total U.S. commitment is closer to $175 billion, with only about $106 billion directly benefiting Ukraine.
A big chunk of that money never left the U.S.—it was spent on American weapons production, manufacturing, and defense contractors.
So no, Biden isn’t personally hand-delivering bags of cash to Kyiv.
The USAID Shutdown Horror: A Pregnant Wife, a Denied Medevac, and a Senator’s Too-Late Intervention
The USAID shutdown isn’t just a bureaucratic nightmare—it’s a life-and-death crisis.
And Terry Doe’s sworn affidavit in American Foreign Service Association v. Donald Trump (Case No. 1:25-CV-352) lays it all out in brutal detail.
This isn’t just about government dysfunction.
It’s about U.S. diplomats and their families abandoned overseas—stripped of medical support, left to fend for themselves in hostile environments, and in at least one case, a pregnant woman nearly bleeding out while Washington bureaucrats played God with her life. 🧵
Meet Terry Doe: A High-Stakes USAID Official Caught in the Chaos
Terry Doe isn’t some mid-level paper-pusher. He’s a Deputy Director of an overseas Technical Office managing education and private sector projects in a country teetering on political collapse, ethnic conflict, and religious insurgency.
He’s been deployed to active war zones, and he’s used to working in crisis environments—but nothing could prepare him for Washington’s callousness toward its own people.
Feb 17 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Something’s going on in the skies, and it’s getting harder to ignore. Four major plane crashes. 85 lives lost. 15 aviation incidents in just the first six weeks of 2025.
And now, a Delta flight just flipped on the runway in Toronto, adding to the chaos.
So what’s changed? Well, Trump’s back in office, and right on cue, his administration just fired hundreds of FAA employees, including air traffic controllers and aviation safety personnel. The very people who keep planes from, you know, colliding mid-air.
Now, let’s connect the dots. January 29: A catastrophic mid-air crash over D.C. kills 67. January 31: A medical transport plane goes down in Philly. February 6: A Bering Air flight crashes in Alaska. February 10: A Learjet in Scottsdale slams into a parked jet. And now this Delta disaster.
Aviation safety doesn’t just collapse overnight.
You gut the FAA, you roll the dice with people’s lives. But sure, let’s pretend it’s all just a coincidence.
Smh.
🚨 Introducing Project 2029: The @allenanalysis Counter to Project 2025 🚨
Project 2029 is a bold, no-compromise Democratic plan to protect democracy, expand economic opportunity, and crush right-wing authoritarianism before it’s too late.
While Project 2025 is a blueprint for Republican rule-by-force—gutting civil rights, handing power to billionaires, and dismantling democracy—Project 2029 fights back with a plan to secure the future.
🔹 The Core Pillars of Project 2029 🔹
✅ Protect Democracy & Stop Republican Power Grabs
Abolish the Electoral College—one person, one vote.
Expand the Supreme Court to undo decades of right-wing court-stacking.
End the filibuster to pass real legislation.
Statehood for D.C. & Puerto Rico—taxation with representation.
Automatic voter registration—no more voter suppression.
Feb 4 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
🚨 JUST IN: Federal officials are whispering that Elon Musk’s DOGE dealings might be stepping on some legal landmines. 🧵🎯
Elon Musk’s involvement with the federal government through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has sparked significant legal and ethical concerns.
Appointed by President Trump as a “special government employee,” Musk leads DOGE with a mandate to reduce federal spending by $500 billion annually.
However, his actions have raised questions about legality and overreach.
Jan 27 • 15 tweets • 3 min read
Prices Were Supposed to Come Down—Now They’re Set to Skyrocket
Remember when Trump promised prices would drop on day one? Well, here we are, and instead of relief, we’re looking at tariffs that could send costs soaring across the board. The escalating feud between the U.S. and Colombia over deportation flights has now morphed into a full-blown trade war, and the fallout isn’t just political—it’s about to hit where it hurts most: your wallet.
A 25% tariff on Colombian imports means everyday staples like coffee, flowers, and even crude oil are about to get pricier. And if Colombia fires back with their own tariffs, Americans selling refined petroleum, cars, and agricultural goods overseas will feel the pinch too. Both sides are playing hardball, and while the politicians posture, businesses and consumers are left footing the bill.
So let’s break it down—what does this trade standoff really mean for you?
Who stands to lose the most?
And, how far could this go before someone blinks?
Here’s the full picture before it starts showing up on your receipts.
U.S. Imports from Colombia – What’s on the Line
If the U.S. slaps a 25% tariff on Colombian goods, here’s how much more we’ll be shelling out annually on key imports:
Crude Petroleum – $6.05 billion
Tariff Hit: +$1.51 billion
Oil prices are already a headache, and this would just turn the screws tighter.
Jan 22 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
⏰🧵: Panama isn’t playing around. They just took Trump’s reckless rhetoric straight to the United Nations, filing an official complaint over his threats to “take back” the Panama Canal. In a clear message to Trump and the world, Panama’s U.N.
Ambassador Eloy Alfaro de Alba reminded everyone that threatening force against another country violates the U.N. Charter—something the U.S. should be well aware of.
The complaint, now circulating among the 15-member U.N. Security Council—where Panama currently holds a seat—makes it clear that Trump’s bluster isn’t just empty noise; it’s a violation of international law.
Jan 14 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
BREAKING: Jack Smith just dropped the report Trump didn’t want you to read.
From scheming to overturn the 2020 election to stashing classified documents at Mar-a-Lago like a wannabe Bond villain, this investigation pulls no punches.
Smith dismantles Trump’s “witch hunt” cries with cold, hard facts and serves up a reality check: justice doesn’t bend to power, politics, or the cult of personality.
Dive into the report that proves no one—not even Trump—is above the law. 🧵
Jack Smith’s report is a masterclass in cutting through the noise and laying down the facts. It tackles two critical investigations involving Donald Trump:
1.Election Interference: Smith delves into whether Trump tried to hijack democracy itself, bending federal laws to cling to power after losing in 2020.
Spoiler: the law doesn’t take kindly to coup attempts.
Jan 3 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Wait, what?! A 20-year-old soldier just got arrested for hacking Trump and Kamala Harris’s phones, selling their records online? And he pulled this off while stationed at Fort Cavazos, with a history in network comms in South Korea?
This isn’t just a ‘tech-savvy’ kid gone rogue—this is next-level infiltration. If someone in the military can breach data this sensitive, what does that say about the security of anyone’s information?
And ‘Kiberphant0m’? Let’s not gloss over the fact that this wasn’t a one-off—he hacked 15 companies, including giants like AT&T and Verizon, selling stolen records on the black market.
Who else is involved, and what’s the larger play here?
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Cameron John Wagenius, a 20-year-old U.S. Army soldier stationed at Fort Cavazos in Texas, has been arrested and charged with unlawfully transferring confidential phone records, including those allegedly belonging to President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
Jan 2 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
We’ve got a MAJOR red flag here. 🚨
Matthew Livelsberger, aka Matt Berg, changed his Signal safety number before the explosion—and then his photo and safety number changed again after the explosion.
Think about that: one change could be coincidence, but two? That’s coordination.
This isn’t just a loose thread; it’s a flashing neon sign that someone else could be pulling the strings.
Time to stop looking at this as an isolated incident and start asking the hard questions.
Who was he working with, and why?
This is a huge red flag and requires immediate scrutiny.
The fact that Matt Berg’s Signal safety number changed twice—once before the explosion and again after—points to something beyond a mere coincidence.
Signal safety number changes usually happen when a device is replaced or reinstalled, meaning this suggests coordination or external interference.
Jan 1 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
Boeing’s Catastrophic Gamble: Profits Over People
Boeing, once the golden standard of aviation, now finds itself grounded—not just by faulty planes but by a culture of greed and negligence.
In its quest to slash costs, the company outsourced the development of critical software for the 737 Max to engineers paid a disgraceful $9 an hour.
These weren’t seasoned experts; they were the cheapest labor money could buy, and it showed.
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At the heart of this disaster was the MCAS system, a ticking time bomb masquerading as innovation.
Poorly designed and inadequately tested, it wrestled control from pilots, sending planes into fatal nosedives.
Instead of owning the problem, Boeing doubled down on secrecy, keeping pilots and regulators in the dark.
Dec 30, 2024 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
Only in Vivek Ramaswamy’s America can a $5 million Alzheimer’s drug get a shiny rebrand, a hype-fueled $2.2 billion valuation, and then crash in clinical trials—leaving investors holding the bag.
Forget innovation; this was a calculated grift, and $2 billion in lost value is his real legacy.
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Vivek Ramaswamy, founder of Axovant Sciences, acquired an experimental Alzheimer’s drug, intepirdine, from GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) in December 2014 for $5 million.
GSK had previously discontinued the drug after it failed four clinical trials.
Dec 28, 2024 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
Misinformation isn’t harmless—it’s a weapon.
It twists facts, divides communities, and costs lives.
From healthcare to immigration, the same playbook is used over and over again.
This thread will show you the pattern—and how we can fight back. 🧵
1️⃣ Misinformation isn’t random.
It’s designed to prey on your fears and biases.
Remember when people didn’t realize Obamacare was the Affordable Care Act?
Millions voted to destroy the very thing that kept their families alive.
That’s not ignorance—it’s propaganda.
Dec 23, 2024 • 10 tweets • 7 min read
BREAKING: The House Ethics Committee’s report on Matt Gaetz is OUT! It is a damning exposé of unchecked privilege and power run amok.
Tens of thousands of dollars paid for sex, drugs, and indulgence—not just a gross betrayal of public trust, but a direct slap in the face to every hardworking American struggling under the weight of a system rigged for the elite.
Gaetz’s obstruction and refusal to cooperate only underline the rot.
And let’s not forget the Department of Justice, dragging its feet at every turn, shielding a man who weaponized his office for personal gratification.
This isn’t just about Gaetz—it’s about a system that protects the powerful at the expense of accountability.
If we don’t demand better, we’re complicit in the decay. 🧵 1. Paying for Sex and Drugs
Matt Gaetz didn’t just abuse his position—he turned it into his personal playground of exploitation.
Over 20 payments, tens of thousands of dollars, funneled through Venmo, PayPal, and CashApp, paid for sex and drugs.
Among his “recipients”? A 17-year-old girl, handed $400 after two sexual encounters at a 2017 party.
Witnesses detailed a 2018 Bahamas trip where group sex served as payment for his gifted flights and accommodations—all while Gaetz indulged in ecstasy and cocaine.
This isn’t just depravity—it’s power wielded without consequence.
Dec 23, 2024 • 13 tweets • 3 min read
HOLY SMOKES, BREAKING: Bombshell Analysis of the Matt Gaetz Ethics Report: A Trail of Sex, Drugs, and Abuse of Power
The Matt Gaetz Ethics Report isn’t just a scandal—it’s a bombshell packed with evidence of illegal payments for sex (including with a 17-year-old), drug-fueled parties, and the abuse of Congressional privilege.
From tens of thousands of dollars funneled through Venmo for “dates,” to a Bahamas trip described as a paid orgy, to connections with a convicted sex trafficker facilitating it all, the details are staggering.
But it doesn’t stop there—pseudonymous email accounts, accusations of coercion, and the attempted burying of evidence through a sudden resignation all paint a damning picture.
Buckle up, because here’s the breakdown:🧵
1.Paying for Sex and Drugs
•Gaetz made over 20 separate payments for sex, spending tens of thousands of dollars through Venmo, PayPal, and CashApp.
•Among the recipients was a 17-year-old girl, with $400 reportedly paid after two sexual encounters during a party in 2017.
•A 2018 Bahamas trip, with flights and accommodations gifted, involved group sex as payment, all while Gaetz used ecstasy and cocaine, as corroborated by witnesses.
Dec 23, 2024 • 8 tweets • 1 min read
According to a Mossad agent speaking anonymously to 60 Minutes, the Lebanon pager and radio attacks on Hezbollah were in the works for over a decade.
Here’s the breakdown: 🧵
•10-Year Setup: Over 16,000 radios with explosive batteries were sold to Hezbollah ten years ago and only activated months ago. Talk about playing the long game.
Nov 25, 2024 • 9 tweets • 1 min read
Musk and Ramaswamy’s "D.O.G.E. roadmap" is a systematic blueprint for dismantling the federal government, disguised as reform.
Here’s the step-by-step breakdown:
1️⃣ Stack agencies with loyalists.
Install operatives in key positions to enforce their agenda without resistance.
Nov 21, 2024 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
I’m not exaggerating when I say this could collapse the government within a year.
🚨🚨 Musk and Ramaswamy just dropped their first "DOGE" roadmap, and it’s a disaster waiting to happen.
Here’s how they plan to dismantle the federal government step by step:
1️⃣ Plant DOGE loyalists in every U.S. agency, then use "advanced technology" (probably AI) to identify "thousands" of regulations to slash across the board.