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AlessandraAster
Posted - February 20, 2023 at 2:33 PM
Saved - February 20, 2023 at 2:37 PM
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Gender theory excesses are not a recent phenomenon. The 1993 International Conference on Transgender Law and Employment Policy proceedings show it all. From UN capture to transing dead women, spurious claims of gender identity, and using children's understanding to prove gender identity innate. Professor Garet's religious approach to transgenderism is too insane to parse.

@AlessandraAster - Asteroid Alessandra Asteriti

Writing this thread because I am sick of the narrative that the excesses of gender theory are a very recent phenomenon. These are the proceedings of the 1993 International Conference on Transgender Law and Employment Policy. IT IS ALL THERE. https://www.digitaltransgenderarchive.net/files/5d86p030t

Closing Remarks Dinner - Digital Transgender Archive digitaltransgenderarchive.net

@AlessandraAster - Asteroid Alessandra Asteriti

From the early capture of international organisations like the UN...

@AlessandraAster - Asteroid Alessandra Asteriti

to the insane biological claims such as the penis being a big clitoris or testicles being ovaries 'in the wrong place' ....

@AlessandraAster - Asteroid Alessandra Asteriti

to the transing of influential dead women who really must have been men, like Joan of Arc and George Sand....

@AlessandraAster - Asteroid Alessandra Asteriti

to the force teaming with the LGB movement....

@AlessandraAster - Asteroid Alessandra Asteriti

to spurious claims of gender identity existing thousands of years ago.....

@AlessandraAster - Asteroid Alessandra Asteriti

to using children's developing understanding of their sex identity to prove gender identity being innate

@AlessandraAster - Asteroid Alessandra Asteriti

The rest of Professor Garet's contribution is too insane to parse here. This is the conclusion of it, a religious approach to transgenderism. I think he was this close 🤏to start speaking in tongues.

@AlessandraAster - Asteroid Alessandra Asteriti

So next time someone tells you this stuff did not start until after 2015, show them this thread.

MattWalshBlog
Posted - May 11, 2023 at 6:04 PM
Saved - May 11, 2023 at 10:03 PM

@MattWalshBlog - Matt Walsh

A white Republican councilman came out recently as a trans woman of color. Shockingly, this brave pioneer has been rejected by the trans community. I had the chance to sit down with Ryan. Her story is both heartbreaking and inspirational. https://t.co/LnDXUwHkGD

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Ryan Webb, a transgender woman of color, shares her journey of self-discovery and the challenges she has faced. Despite being a lesbian woman of color, Ryan has not physically changed anything about herself. She has faced criticism and hate from both her new community and her previous one as a cisgender white man. Ryan hopes to inspire others and shed light on the unique hardships faced by women. She acknowledges that being a woman has its difficulties, such as not being taken seriously and facing rejection. Ryan is proud of who she is and optimistic about the future, hoping to be recognized as a civil rights hero.
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Speaker 0: From the Speaker 1: moment she decided to live her truth, Ryan Webb knew she was in the fight of her life. Living under the oppression of heteronormative standards is considered business as usual to most women. But Ryan faced a different learning curve. Many of the everyday experiences of women were new to her because until a few months ago, this lesbian woman of color identified as a cisgender white man. Ryan knew her stunning bravery would make her a target, but she never anticipated the amount of hate she would face from her new community. This is a big moment for Ryan Webb. Agreeing to an interview after revealing her identity as a transgender being of color requires a different sort of bravery than we normally see in the political world. What is it like to be so brave? Speaker 2: Well, you know, I've never really looked at myself as being brave. You know, I just simply, declare how I see myself and my, own expression of my own gender identity. And, I didn't look at it as being brave. Now I've been told by others, that it is Right. And, for those people, I appreciate that. But, you know, I was immune to to seeing it from that perspective. Speaker 1: Perspective is something that can help all of us understand Ryan. Her life story is sadly all too familiar. A young woman of color stuck in a society that doesn't see her pain or hear her cries. Sitting around the dinner table at night, did you did you have a chance as a family to talk about things like Gender identity, gender fluidity. I'm sure that probably Speaker 2: Believe it or not, we didn't. You know, at that time growing up, I don't even know if those words were spoken with the, familiarity that they are today. Things we talked about was, you know, what we're going to have for dinner, you know, what things we're going to do together later as a family, Maybe what family program we were gonna sit down and watch together for the evening. Those are the things we talked about. Speaker 1: The political arena became the perfect place for Ryan's internal frustrations to play out. Years ago, identifying as a cisgender white man, Ryan burst onto the scene fighting corruption and seeking fairness in local politics. But while fighting the good fight for her constituents on the outside, Ryan was fighting a much bigger battle on the inside. And It was only after being elected. In fact, relatively recently that you started to realize that you're actually a woman. Speaker 2: I've always felt something and, you know, I wasn't quite sure what it was. And, I've been hearing, lately, in the last year or so, over and over, that, you know, only a woman knows what a woman is. And I knew I was feeling something, but I didn't know what it was. So I thought, well, let me let me check into it. So I tried to look it up, and I I couldn't find anything anywhere describing what a woman was. So going back to that statement, only a woman knows what a woman is, I thought, well, I'm definitely feeling something, so this has gotta be it. Speaker 1: You came out of 3 closets at once Speaker 2: woman, woman of color, lesbian. The reason why I identify as the woman of color is because I have a Cherokee bloodline, Native American on both sides. My great grandmother on my father's side was a full blooded Cherokee, Native American. And recently, we had done an AncestryDNA test, and that helped me recognize that it's, my 4th or 5th grandfather, Great grandfather. I can't remember which one it is. But he's actually chief walking stick of the, Cherokee nation in North Carolina. So being as that I had Cherokee on both sides, I thought, you know what? This is awesome. And, that allows me to classify myself as the woman of color that I am. What makes me the lesbian is the fact that I am still madly In love with my wife, and and, that'll never change. I'm still attracted to her as a woman. Speaker 1: Navigating her new identity as a lesbian woman of color came natural to the councilwoman as well. What was the process of understanding the transracial identity in particular? Speaker 2: You'd have to Recognize that being a lesbian woman of color does, you know, affect 3 different protected groups and classes. Now because of that, I have, Come out and and been recognized as the 1st woman of color in the history of, Delaware County Council. Now I don't believe that They're gonna give me any awards for that, but it's possible they may name some local park after me or something. We'll see what the future holds. Speaker 1: What's really brave about you is that You came out as a trans woman of color and yet, you have changed nothing about yourself physically. So you're just literally the exact same person, but at the same time, you're a woman of color. Speaker 2: I did, take the step of changing my name. I used to go by Ryan, which would be Ryan, the male version. But now I'm using the name Ryan, but it's the female version. Speaker 1: Same spelling. Speaker 2: Same spelling. Speaker 1: When you're out in front of an issue like this, there are always gonna be people that doubt. What's your response to them? Speaker 2: Well, I would say I've heard that. And, to that, I would say it was just a few short years ago that they said that you couldn't Identify a man couldn't identify as a woman without taking the steps necessary to do so. And that's no longer true. I mean, I'm living proof of it. Speaker 0: The gender identity is one's personal sense of one's own gender. Let's say it again. One's personal sense of one's own Doesn't say doesn't have to be affirmed by anyone. It doesn't say everyone has to agree with it. It doesn't say everyone has to take too serious. It says a person's sense of his own gender. Speaker 1: Although Ryan served as a beacon of hope to some. Speaker 3: I would like to commend you Speaker 0: for the strength of character that you've shown counts woman Webb. It is indeed the brave and courageous sect to come out in times as they are. Speaker 1: Her entire existence was challenged by others. Speaker 4: You are a public figure. Speaker 5: You work for us. You should be fired. He's flaunting the the minority, You know, lesbian as such, as the 1st council person as a lesbian, Speaker 4: with his Just claimed that he identifies as a woman of color, he has made a mockery of his constituents as well as his elected position in this council. Speaker 2: Honestly, that kinda took me by surprise. I I thought that I would have been accepted and and celebrated really for the for the groundbreaking, nature of what it is. You can imagine my surprise when, the local leftist and liberals, united Attack against me. They coordinated efforts online to, try to cancel me, embarrass me, shame me, Bully me to, get me to, to back off. Speaker 1: Of all the comments Ryan heard that night, she is still haunted by 1 in particular. I have to warn you, what you're about to hear is disturbing. Speaker 2: At the county council meeting, there was a, a transgender person there, Charlize. Charlie, just a couple years ago, Charlize told me that for me to be accepted in in their eyes, I would have to, Change my pronouns and take the hormone treatments, change all my documents. Speaker 3: Last week, council person Ryan Webb Announced publicly on social media and to several news outlets that he now now identifies as a lesbian woman of color, Retaining his male pronouns and bragging that he is now the first, this is a quote, LGBTQ plus woman of color to ever sit On the Delaware County Council, he is being disingenuous, and his words not only embarrass himself, but you, The county council. Speaker 1: To see that kind of bigotry coming from such a beautiful woman was really startling, almost. Speaker 2: I couldn't believe that Charlize was willing to lay out, requirements to be accepted moving forward. So that was shocking to me. Speaker 1: Now that she has publicly made her transition, Ryan hopes to use her voice to inspire others in the fight for anti racism and shine a light onto the unique hardships faced by women today. Now, we have seen other, minorities struggle for acceptance. Elon Musk, for example, rarely is included in the conversation about African Americans. You've been on both sides of the spectrum now. What is it that you think men in this country need to know about the lived experiences of women? Speaker 2: It's not been all that it's cut up to be. Everyone thinks there's a lot of advantages to come come with being a woman. But for me, these last 3 weeks, it's been a little difficult. You know, for 1, my wife's been having me cook a lot more. And number 2, nobody's been taking me serious on anything I'm saying. I've had a hard time getting people to believe me when I tell them that, this is my true authentic self. Speaker 1: If you're telling me that Yourself as a BIPOC woman, your experience for 3 weeks has been rejection, hatred, people not taking you seriously. I'd say you've had a pretty authentic experience. Speaker 2: Well, you know what? I appreciate the perspective. It allows for a complete paradigm shift that, I hadn't contemplated before. Speaker 1: No matter what her detractors say, Ryan is proud of who she is and even more optimistic about what the future holds. What does the future hold? We talk about history. What does the future hold for Ryan Webb? Are there any other closets that you might come out of in the future? Speaker 2: No. This this process of, self discovery, the journey of gender discovery and gender identity, It's complex. And, oftentimes, it takes us places that we never intended to go. And who knows? By the time this is all said and done, I could end up right back where I started. Speaker 1: When I think of the great female civil war civil rights heroes of our time, Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman, Susan B Anthony, Speaker 2: Ryan Webb. You know, I can only hope to be put up there with with some of the legends of our time, but, you know, we'll see. You know, history has a funny funny way of shaking out over time. So Speaker 1: Hello. I'm Matt Walsh. Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel so you can get all of our brand new content the moment it's released.
MeshaMainor
Posted - July 11, 2023 at 3:53 PM
Saved - July 12, 2023 at 12:26 AM

@MeshaMainor - Rep. Mesha Mainor

My name is Rep. Meisha Mainor and today I made the decision to leave the Democrat Party. I represent a blue district in the city of Atlanta so this wasn’t a political decision for me. It was a a MORAL one. I will NEVER apologize for being a black woman with a mind of my own.

KanekoaTheGreat
Posted - August 30, 2023 at 4:46 AM
Saved - August 30, 2023 at 11:09 PM

@KanekoaTheGreat - KanekoaTheGreat

A white man identifies as a lesbian woman of color, and people are upset about it. After hearing the complaints, Councilman Ryan Webb responded: "You don't get to question me. You don't get to require proof of me. You were part of the movement that helped establish these rules."

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Councilperson Brian Webb caused controversy when he publicly announced on social media that he now identifies as a lesbian woman of color. Many people were upset by this claim, as they felt it was mocking and disrespectful to these communities. Calls for Webb's resignation were made due to the offensive nature of his post. In response, Webb defended himself, stating that he was serious about his identity and that others had no right to question or demand anything from him.
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Speaker 0: A white man is identifying as a lesbian woman of color, and people are upset about it. Councilperson Brian Webb announced publicly on social media that he now identifies as a lesbian woman of color. If he was serious, I'd sing his praises, but instead I know better. Speaker 1: In none Of my jobs in the last 21 years and that is many, many jobs, would I have been permitted to mock and disrespect my customers? And if that were true, we would all be proud of you and no one would be denying your right to do such things and to identify by your heritage as your open mockery of these communities Is insane. In order to demand for the resignation of Ryan Webb. The post Mr. Webb made on April 12th were offensive on many levels. Speaker 0: After hearing these complaints, Ryan Webb responded. I'm being dead serious. You don't get to question me. You do not get to require food from me. You will provide a room that helped establish these rules and set the bar. Touche, councilman. Touche.
R_Boissonnault
Posted - February 3, 2024 at 10:49 PM
Saved - February 5, 2024 at 8:56 PM

@R_Boissonnault - Randy Boissonnault 🏳️‍🌈

You are loved. You are seen. You are heard. Our government will always support your right to be who you are. Let’s #killthisbill https://t.co/KXQvOvJmbq

libsoftiktok
Posted - July 28, 2024 at 2:21 AM
Saved - July 28, 2024 at 2:02 PM

@libsoftiktok - Libs of TikTok

This is June Rose. The nonbinary queer Providence City Council’s President’s chief of staff and a delegate to the DNC. He was arrested and charged with misdemeanor obstruction after participating in a protest in DC. https://t.co/rJi1W9zOWk

nicksortor
Posted - September 18, 2024 at 1:56 AM
Saved - September 18, 2024 at 2:08 AM

@nicksortor - Nick Sortor

🚨 WATCH: A Springfield City Council Member was caught on a hit mic saying “literally I really don't give a sht about the business of the city” And a resident CALLED HER OUT! 🔥 The entire council needs to be FIRED! https://t.co/a9NSRB1DpK

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Following a meeting, Crystal, while her microphone was still on, allegedly said to the entire city that "we don't give a shit." The speaker claims this statement reveals how city citizens are regarded by those in charge and how their concerns are perceived. The speaker then asks, "Who the hell don't give a shit again?"
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Speaker 0: When audience comments were over last meeting, most of us left. We have the agenda. We knew the topics, and we know the votes you're gonna cast. It's all gonna be yes as usual. During the break, Crystal forgot to turn her mic off and announced to the entire city that we don't give a shit. With that statement, Crystal single handedly proved that this is how the citizens of this city are talked about between yourselves. This is where our concerns and fears get us in your eyes. Thanks, Crystal. Thanks for that. So I'm gonna ask you before I'm done with this joke. Who the hell don't give a shit again? I beg your pardon? Thank you.
JacobBaker613
Posted - September 18, 2024 at 9:02 PM
Saved - September 22, 2024 at 1:17 PM

@JacobBaker613 - Jakey

Springfield Ohio residents caught city board member Or the city commissioner idk, talking about how much they truly care!! Listen to what Krystal Brown has to say. https://t.co/Z3IVvIV4WK

megynkelly
Posted - September 18, 2024 at 11:33 PM
Saved - September 19, 2024 at 1:50 PM

@megynkelly - Megyn Kelly

You make me want to run for office in my new home state of CT and take your job.

@ChrisMurphyCT - Chris Murphy 🟧

I went to the Senate floor today to block a Republican resolution that sought to make out transgender kids as a threat to this nation. I told the real story of transgender kids and sports, and the shameful Republicans efforts to bully and marginalize them. https://t.co/ScqaXgX672

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There are over 6,000,000 kids competing in high school sports today. The speaker questions whether the number of transgender girls participating in girls' sports constitutes a national crisis. In Florida, out of over 800,000 students participating in high school athletics, there were 13 transgender high school athletes over 8 years before the ban. The speaker suggests that the fear of transgender girls in sports is overblown, stating one is more likely to be killed by a falling object than to have their daughter compete against a transgender girl in high school sports. The speaker believes every state and school district should decide these questions for themselves, not the federal government. They celebrate transgender kids participating in sports and believe it is not a threat. The speaker accuses the resolution of being designed to distract Americans from Republicans' real agendas and build a culture of fear and mistrust.
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Speaker 0: There are over 6,000,000 kids competing in high school sports today. For the problem of transgender girls competing in girls sports to be a national crisis, what percentage of that 6,000,000 would be transgender girls? 10%? Is that a crisis? 5%? 1%? It's none of those. Let's take Florida as an example. More than 800,000 students in Florida participate in high school athletics. Before they enacted their ban, how many transgender athletes were in Florida of those 800,000 students? 100? Nope. 50? Nope. Over the course of 8 years, in the entire state of Florida before their ban, there were 13 transgender high school athletes. 13. Those 13 girls were apparently waging a war against girl sports. That's a pretty small army to be waging a war. You're more likely to be killed by a falling object in this country than to have your daughter compete against the transgender girl in high school sports. But what if she did? I think every state and every school district should decide these questions for themselves. I don't think the federal government should get involved. But as a parent, personally, I celebrate those few transgender kids who often spend their entire adolescence being shamed or marginalized by the kind of small people who push resolutions like this. I celebrate the fact that they get the experience of the camaraderie and the happiness that comes with being part of a sports team. I think that's great. I don't think that's a threat to my kids. I don't think that's a threat to my community or the nation. I teach my kids to love everybody, to include everybody, to see people who are different from them, who are a different race, a different religion, even a different gender identity as potential friends, not as enemies, waging war against them, to be shamed or bullied. This is an absurd resolution. It's designed to distract Americans from Republicans' real agendas. It's designed to build a culture of fear and mistrust. A culture that I, and I'm gonna tell you, most Americans reject and therefore, I object.
libsoftiktok
Posted - September 24, 2024 at 1:34 AM
Saved - September 24, 2024 at 11:29 AM

@libsoftiktok - Libs of TikTok

Meet Megan Perkins. She’s running for City Council in Bend, OR. She gets very emotional recounting the trauma of Trump winning in 2016 and the panic she lived with for years during his presidency. She seems totally normal and stable… https://t.co/zm3sT73vPZ

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Four years ago, upon learning Trump won the election, the speaker's 8-year-old son expressed fear, saying Trump hates brown and black people. The speaker recalls widespread panic at her son's school, which had large migrant and Latinx populations, with fears of deportation necessitating counselors. The speaker describes the last four years as a period of panic and worry. Upon hearing that Biden won Pennsylvania, the speaker felt a release of horror. The speaker acknowledges that there is much work to be done, particularly with white women, and plans to dedicate the next four years to this effort. She expresses relief for the country, stating it will be easier without a man who hates people.
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Speaker 0: 4 years ago, I woke up my son, and he said to me, who won the election, and I told him that Trump won the election. He was 8 years old. And he said, but mom, he hates brown and black people. What are we gonna do? And I said, I don't know. I don't know. I took him to school. There were people crying in the hallways, panicked. This school had a huge migrant population and a huge Latinx population. People were worried that they were going to get deported. They had to bring counselors in. Been 4 years of of just panic and worry and, like, albatross around all of our necks. I just had the most visceral reaction when I heard that they called Pennsylvania for Biden. I just released all of this horror. And look, I know there's a lot of work to be done. There is so much work to be done, Particularly with white women. And I'm gonna be spending the next 4 years doing everything I can to try and bring along white women. But it's gonna be so much easier without a man that hates people like he does. So I'm so relieved. I'm so relieved for us all. I'm so relieved for our country. Thank god.
libsoftiktok
Posted - January 16, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Saved - January 16, 2025 at 5:00 PM

@libsoftiktok - Libs of TikTok

Thu Nguyen, a nonbinary city councilor for Worcester, Massachusetts with they/them pronouns, announced she is taking a month-long leave due to the unsafe and toxic culture after she was misgendered. She also filed official complaints with the city. https://t.co/GHAK8CufuB

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Worcester City Councilor Tu Nguyen is taking a month-long mental health break, citing a toxic culture within the council. Nguyen, who uses they/them pronouns, feels unsafe attending meetings in person. They accused Mayor and Councilor Kathleen Toomey of misgendering them and claimed Councilor Kandi Merrow Carlson referred to them as "it." Toomey acknowledged making an honest mistake early in Nguyen's term but emphasized that there was no intentional misgendering. Councilor Christian King condemned any political hostility based on identity. Carlson stated she does not recall the comments but acknowledged the emotional nature of recent discussions, asserting that the claims misrepresent her character. The city manager's office has confirmed an investigation is underway.
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Speaker 0: That city councilor filing a complaint with Worcester's office of diversity, equity, and inclusion, and they're taking a month long break. They say it's for emotional and mental safety. Speaker 1: As many Speaker 0: Worcester city councilor at large, Tu Nguyen, taking a month long mental health break, accusing the mayor and council of a toxic culture. Nguyen uses the pronouns they, them, and says it's not safe to show up to meetings in person. Speaker 1: I really, really wished I felt safe enough to show up on the council floor, but I don't. Speaker 0: Last night, when talking about remote participation, Nguyen accused the mayor and another councilor, Kathleen Toomey, of using the wrong pronouns. Nguyen also says councilor Kandi Merrow Carlson repeatedly called them it. Speaker 1: I have faced transphobia with being misgendered and recently learned that I have been dehumanized to a point where I'm being referred to as it by my colleagues on this council. Speaker 0: Councilor Toomey says early on when the councilor was elected, I did make an honest error in addressing the councilor and may have done so a few times for which I apologized. There has never been any intentional or consistent misgendering. I have been mindful to address the counselor respectfully in the manner in which they identify over the past 3 years. Speaker 2: I have spoken with, city staff, who've confirmed, that councilor Nguyen was referred to as an it by a councilor. Speaker 0: Councilor Christian King troubled by what he's heard. Speaker 2: I condemn and disavow any sort of political hostility based on someone's being. Speaker 0: Now councilor Meryl Carlson telling us, while I do not recall making the statements in question, I acknowledge that it was a challenging and emotional week where difficult conversations took place. These claims, however, misrepresent my character, my record, and the values I have consistently upheld. We did reach out to the mayor, and we also reached out to councilor Nguyen, but did not hear back from either. The city manager's office confirms an investigation is underway. We're live in Worcester, Sharman's Katie, WCVB News Center 5.
WalterHudson
Posted - January 22, 2025 at 5:39 AM
Saved - January 27, 2025 at 11:39 PM

@WalterHudson - Walter Hudson

Justice Renee, participant in today's illegality at the Minnesota House. @Target employee. On notice. https://t.co/XK9fhF3cui

WalterHudson
Posted - January 23, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Saved - January 27, 2025 at 4:06 PM
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I've received requests to remove my post, claiming it's "doxxing." However, each time I get such a request, I will repost it. You can't be doxxed if you expose yourself. There's no reasonable expectation of privacy in public spaces, during public performances, or while committing a crime. MN statute 3.151 makes it a gross misdemeanor to disturb the legislature. Renee's actions were illegal and violated legislative rules. What occurred was not speech or protest; it was a crime, and everyone involved knowingly participated.

@WalterHudson - Walter Hudson

I've received requests to take this down under the premise that it's somehow "doxxing." Instead, every day I receive even one such request, I'm reposting it. Here's why: One can not be "doxxxed" when they expose themselves. There is no reasonable expectation of privacy when we are in a public space. There is no reasonable expectation of privacy while engaged in public performance. There is no reasonable expectation of privacy while committing a crime. MN statute 3.151 makes it a gross misdemeanor to willfully disturb the legislature. Renee's actions were against the law, a violation of our legislative rules, and against the rules of the committee in question - which were read out loud at the beginning of the hearing. What happened yesterday was not speech. It was not protest. It was a crime. Every participant willfully engaged in that crime.

@WalterHudson - Walter Hudson

Justice Renee, participant in today's illegality at the Minnesota House. @Target employee. On notice. https://t.co/XK9fhF3cui

amuse
Posted - January 31, 2025 at 5:16 PM
Saved - February 1, 2025 at 5:13 AM
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I’ve noticed a ban on various pronouns, including he/him and she/her. It seems like even Mayor Pete has removed his pronouns. This pronoun ban is raising eyebrows, and I can't help but think about the implications. Shoutout to @SenJohnKennedy for his stance on this.

@amuse - @amuse

BANNED: he/him, she/her, they/them, xe/xem, ze/zir, ey/em, fae/faer, ve/ver, it/its… https://t.co/QaWYtCyJmy

@amuse - @amuse

BANNED: Does Mayor Pete think he still works in the government? He removed his pronouns… https://t.co/QueXABFk6j

@amuse - @amuse

BANNED: The pronoun ban… https://t.co/CLIOJ7gNSA

@amuse - @amuse

BANNED: Based @SenJohnKennedy… https://t.co/wgsrQSrLsR

JackPosobiec
Posted - March 20, 2025 at 9:46 PM
Saved - March 20, 2025 at 11:42 PM
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I shared a reminder about Disney's Snow White actress expressing her strong feelings against Donald Trump after the election, saying "F*CK DONALD TRUMP" and wishing "May Trump Supporters Never Know Peace." I also noted the play on words with "Snow WOKE."

@JackPosobiec - Jack Poso 🇺🇸

Reminder that Disney's Snow White actress posted: F*CK DONALD TRUMP after the election And she wrote "May Trump Supporters Never Know Peace"

@JackPosobiec - Jack Poso 🇺🇸

Snow WOKE https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/snow-woke-disney-cultural-vandalism-set-to-flop/id1585243541?i=1000700178834

SNOW WOKE: Disney Cultural Vandalism Set to Flop Here’s your Daily dose of Human Events with @JackPosobiec Stay ahead of what’s coming and secure your privacy today. Go to https://www.SLNT.COM/POSO for 15% off podcasts.apple.com
DataRepublican
Posted - May 1, 2025 at 12:25 AM
Saved - May 2, 2025 at 2:26 AM
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I addressed Senator Thom Tillis regarding his opposition to Ed Martin's nomination for U.S. Attorney, citing my personal experience with political violence. After being doxxed and receiving threats, I found solace in Martin's public condemnation of the harassment I faced, while Tillis remained silent on the violence affecting constituents. I urged Tillis to reconsider his stance and confirm Martin, emphasizing that if he blocks the nomination, I will hold him accountable. I also shared contact numbers for constituents to voice their opinions.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Hello @SenThomTillis , You say you oppose the nomination of Ed Martin for U.S. Attorney due to concerns about his stance on political violence. Let me be clear: I know political violence. I've lived through it. I still am living through it. Two months ago, I was doxxed. News outlets followed with targeted stories; one in particular from the Salt Lake Tribune focused on my husband’s distillery. The comments beneath that article didn't treat it as news. They treated it as a map, a place to boycott and protest. Then came Dogequest, a viral site featuring that same distillery with a Molotov Cocktail cursor. His address was the only one in Utah visible without zooming. Thas was incitement. We received threatening messages. We pulled our kids from school. I fled the state. For six weeks, I homeschooled in hiding. When I returned for a small public event, the hosting group assembled an eleven-person security team just so I could speak. During that chaos, one public official stood up. One. Ed Martin. From his official X account, he publicly condemned the harassment. That one post—at that time—did more to make me feel safe than anything else. And you? You've said nothing. Not a word on the swattings. Nothing about the firebombings. Nothing about the vandalisms. Nothing about the fear your constituents are experiencing daily. Do not lecture me about "concerns" over political violence. I've been targeted by it. Ed Martin opposed it—loudly, publicly, immediately. If you block his confirmation, I will hold you responsible. I will call, publicly and relentlessly, for your primary. If you are truly serious about stopping political violence, then confirm the man who already stood against it when it mattered most. Confirm Ed Martin for U.S. Attorney.

@amuse - @amuse

CONFIRMATION: Republican Senator Thom Tillis is opposing Ed Martin’s nomination as a result of his support for January 6th political prisoners. Tillis wanted them to rot in jail for life. https://t.co/kKTqqhbgpY

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

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DataRepublican
Posted - May 11, 2025 at 12:16 AM
Saved - May 11, 2025 at 5:50 PM
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Today, I observed an emergency protest in Manhattan featuring a provocative banner urging action against "Nazis." I began investigating the organizers and their funding sources. The Working Families Party, associated with notable figures like Letitia James and Bill de Blasio, emerged as a key player, heavily financed by George Soros and other foundations. Additional co-organizers included Make The Road Action and NYIC Action, both linked to Soros funding. I suspect Ann Maria Archilla, a prominent activist, may be a central figure behind these efforts.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵THREAD: Who’s really behind the protests? Today in Manhattan, an "emergency protest" popped up with a professionally printed banner reading: "𝑾𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒅’𝒗𝒆 𝑭𝒐𝒖𝒈𝒉𝒕 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑵𝒂𝒛𝒊𝒔? 𝑵𝒐𝒘’𝒔 𝒀𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑪𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒆!" This is treading close to an incitement for violence. Let's break down who organized these protests, and who finances these organizers. I'm putting together the thread as I go, so thanks for the patience.👇

@EricLDaugh - Eric Daugherty

🚨 UPDATE: Democrats now marching in the streets in New York City saying it's "YOUR CHANCE" to fight N@zis, and to "abolish ICE" after the incident at the New Jersey ICE facility. Dangerous people. https://t.co/SlvhP3hCoI

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

The Manhattan protest had several co-organizers, and we'll go through them one by one. The foremost was Working Families Party: https://t.co/pTtKO9b5kd

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Working Families Party is a far-left political party associated with the 501(c)(4) Working Families Organization, which is founded by Dan Cantor, an ACORN veteran. It is also the political party under which Letitia James was elected to the New York City council and closely associated with Bill de Blasio.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

As for financing, State Democracy Project, Tides Foundation (a DAF), and Open Society Action Fund are its top donors. https://t.co/PehknF7qO7

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

And State Democracy Project in turn is financed by Tides Foundation, Crankstart Foundation (family foundation), and Open Society Foundations. So, same backers: Tides Foundation and George Soros. https://t.co/gwsLUbRTTg

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

George Soros has given Working Families Organization nearly $20,000,000 over the past 5 years alone. https://t.co/0EYx65o5Jr

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

These were not the only co-organizers. Make The Road Action and New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice and NYIC Action were in attendance as well. https://t.co/pAErghnl34

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

No surprise, Make the Road Action is funded by George Soros as well. https://t.co/jrKNyPHRDi

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

It is also funded by Sixteen Thirty Fund, another Soros funded NGO. https://t.co/2gLqhPnm0p

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Reddit post mentions NYIC Action, Popular Democracy, Indivisible BK, Target Majority NYC ( @reddit_lies - do you know anything about AgreeableOnion1453 who made the original post ) https://t.co/UwHb0PNEjp

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@reddit_lies NYIC Action gets funding from DAFs - and Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors and Vera Institute of Justice. Both receive government funding, particularly Vera which is mostly government financed. https://t.co/8qpTLsgjsO

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@reddit_lies Indivisible of course gets quite a bit of direct Soros funding. Indivisible Brooklyn appears to be one of their local groups. https://t.co/rClkkHmxgn

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@reddit_lies Target Majority NYC is also an Indivisible subsidiary. I'm trying to trace the mastermind, but most common threads lead back to Open Society Foundation / George Soros as funancing. https://t.co/q8OTNyZPLo

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@reddit_lies Allegedly, the Congressional representatives who visited the ICE facility were not coordinating with any protests. https://t.co/4jaKZso3c5

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

The Working Families Party appears to be the lead organizer and is explicitly using the "fight back" language in its media communications. So the leadership of WFP appears to be behind this. The Democratic party is quite supportive, with Hakeem Jeffries saying "keep your hands off."

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@reddit_lies As for identifying specific people, Maurice Mitchell of WFP has been quoted in press releases. https://t.co/cAuTlZ7AfA

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

However, my guess as to the actual mastermind is co-NY Director Ann Maria Archilla - because she was the former Co-Executive Director of Center for Popular Democracy and Make The Road New York. These are two organizations mentioned in the Reddit post that was posted this morning and I haven't seen them elsewhere.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@reddit_lies This is the same woman who confronted Jeff Flake in the elevator over the Kavanaugh nomination positioning herself as a sexual assault victim. https://t.co/kFYDXDAPe1

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@reddit_lies She was invited to join AOC as a guest of honor at the 2018 State of the Union address. https://t.co/Db8TSUpKVr

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@reddit_lies There are several others who could have been involved, but none as strong a match. So, I'll end my thread here.🫡

alx
Posted - May 17, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Saved - May 17, 2025 at 9:33 PM
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I shared breaking news about Worcester City Councilwoman Etel Haxhiaj, who was caught on police body cam allegedly assaulting law enforcement officers while obstructing the arrest of an illegal alien. The Worcester Police Patrolman’s Union is calling for an investigation, citing her role in inciting a violent crowd and her previous statements against deportation efforts. In light of the situation, I noted that she has locked her X account, and I found humor in her presence on Bluesky.

@alx - Kekius Maximus II

BREAKING: Police body cam shows Worcester City Councilwoman Etel Haxhiaj assaulting federal and local law enforcement officers and impeding the arrest of an illegal alien despite being warned: “You are obstructing federal arrest.. do you understand that? You can be charged.” https://t.co/cyt421krFN

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A woman is described as a constituent who has not done anything wrong. Despite this, she is said to be under arrest, but also that she is not under arrest. The speaker repeatedly insists that she should be released because she is traumatized and has done nothing to warrant being held.
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Speaker 0: Guys, you gotta step back. She's my constituent. The people who are under arrest are under arrest. Okay? She hasn't done anything. She's under arrest. But she's not under arrest. She hasn't done anything. Sean, she hasn't done anything. Sean, stop. She hasn't done anything. Let her go. Please let her go. Let her go. She hasn't done anything. She's traumatized. She's traumatized. Why are you holding her?

@alx - Kekius Maximus II

More information on City Councilwoman Etel Haxhiaj:

@alx - Kekius Maximus II

BREAKING: The Worcester Police Patrolman’s Union is calling for an investigation and charges against a City Councilwoman Etel Haxhiaj for assaulting officers and inciting a violent mob trying to stop the arrest of an illegal alien criminal suspect who was previously arrested for assaulting a pregnant woman. “Etel Haxhiaj incited aggression towards the police during the incident. This councilor participated in the conduct of the unruly crowd and eventually assaulted both Worcester police and federal law enforcement officers on scene. Her behavior also emboldened others to act in this manner.” Councilwoman Haxhiaj previously promised to meet deportation efforts “with Hell” in response to a statement from Border Czar Tom Homan.

@alx - Kekius Maximus II

City Councilwoman Etel Haxhiaj has locked her 𝕏 account https://t.co/H17UF48g0c

@alx - Kekius Maximus II

Lmao — Her “Bluesky” https://t.co/bBpUpv4d6P

MrAndyNgo
Posted - May 27, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Saved - May 27, 2025 at 11:32 PM
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I found public records suggesting that Mayor Bruce Harrell misrepresented the Christian worship event's intentions in Cal Anderson Park. The group reportedly asked for a different location but was directed to the park by the city, where they faced an attack from Antifa-Trantifa.

@MrAndyNgo - Andy Ngo

Public records appear to show that @MayorofSeattle Bruce Harrell lied when he said the Christian worship event went to Cal Anderson Park to be intentionally offensive to the “LGBTQ+” neighborhood. Records show the group requested a different area but was directed to the park by the city, where Antifa-Trantifa attacked them.

@choeshow - Jonathan Choe

#BREAKING: Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell(@MayorofSeattle) called a peaceful Christian concert over the weekend an "extreme right-wing rally." Then he went on to accuse organizers of intentionally choosing Cal Anderson Park to trigger the LGBTQ community. That was a lie. I have obtained an email showing the Christian group did indeed request Victor Steinbrueck Park in Pike Place Market as the first option. But the city suggested other locations like Cal Anderson and then approved the permit. This is a developing story.

@FrontlinesTPUSA - FRONTLINES

NEW: A violent mob of Antifa militants tried to disrupt a Christian concert in Seattle over the weekend. Instead of coming to the defense of peaceful worshippers, Democratic @MayorofSeattle Bruce Harrell called the gathering an "extreme right-wing rally," essentially

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Hundreds of Christian worshipers gathered in Seattle's Cal Anderson Park to pray for the city and traditional family values, specifically against transgender ideology targeting children, as part of the Mayday USA revival. The event devolved into chaos when left activists and antifa militants disrupted the concert by throwing water balloons, menacing attendees, and attempting to rush the stage, leading to clashes with police. Pastor Russell Johnson said some volunteers were assaulted. Trans activists also arrived, targeting followers of Jesus Christ. Twenty-three people were arrested, and one officer was injured. Mayor Bruce Harrell called the Christian concert an extreme right-wing rally against the city's LGBTQ values and questioned the permit, drawing criticism. Assistant Attorney General Harmony Dillon stated that denying a permit to pray due to crowd reaction is a First Amendment violation. Johnson is mobilizing evangelicals for a protest at City Hall, demanding an apology from Harrell for blaming Christians for the violence and failing to condemn far-left violence. Christians were safely escorted out by police and plan to pray harder for Seattle.
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Speaker 0: Hundreds of Christian worshipers flooded Seattle's Cal Anderson Park Saturday afternoon to pray for the city and take a stand for traditional family values. Speaker 1: You will not disrespect the blood of Jesus Christ. Speaker 0: Especially against transgender ideology targeting children, all part of the Mayday USA revival movement sweeping across the nation. And the Lord says, Speaker 1: sound the alarm. Sound the alarm. Lift up your voice. Speaker 0: But a time of blessing and praise quickly devolved into chaos. Speaker 1: Go Far Speaker 0: left activists and antifa militants tried to disrupt the concert. Speaker 2: Pushing cops, fighting, absolutely nothing really insane. Speaker 0: Throwing water balloons at the crowd, menacing attendees, and some activists even tried rushing the stage. Speaker 3: I would say there's two kingdoms clashing here today. There's the kingdom of God, and then there's the kingdom of of Satan. Speaker 0: Which led to numerous clashes and scuffles with police. Speaker 2: All these Antifa activists. Yeah. And then you got Speaker 0: the concert going on here right now. What's it what's it been like today? Speaker 2: And I think it just illustrates the the the idea that people who champion free speech and champion free expression are ultimately threatened and irritated by anybody else who has an opposing message. Speaker 0: So Russell Johnson with Pursuit Church was one of several pastors from Seattle participating with their congregations. Speaker 2: The mayor is trying to declare a state of emergency to shut down the event, but we're not going anywhere. Speaker 0: He says some of his volunteers were assaulted during the melee. Speaker 2: We've got people with bloody faces. Speaker 0: That's his worship pastor, Michael Leidy, stopping a man from crashing the gathering. Speaker 2: It's absolutely crazy. Help. Help. Help. Speaker 0: As the day progressed, another group of trans activists marched into the park, adding to the number of people targeting followers of Jesus Christ with nasty messages. Filed curse words and full blown debauchery. But even with the taunting, middle fingers, and disparaging comments, Kellogg says prayers of love and forgiveness were sent to their attackers on the other side. Speaker 3: Not only do we come here Speaker 4: to show the love of God, but we hope that by the Speaker 3: time we are done here, that the atmosphere in Seattle will change. Speaker 5: We will be setting back up the fence line, Speaker 1: and any counter protesters are going to be escorted back behind it. Speaker 0: Officers eventually put up a metal barricade, separating the violent mob from concertgoers after more militants tried to breach the police line. When all was said and done, 23 people were hauled away in handcuffs, one officer injured, and a city left in desperate need of healing and leadership. Instead, mayor Bruce Harrell sent out a controversial statement that appeared to be more divisive, calling the Christian concert an extreme right wing rally that went against the LGBTQ values of the city. That one with green hair. Implying the peaceful worshipers brought this on themselves over the weekend. Harrell also questioned questioned why a permit to use the park was issued to the group. I think they're gonna have changes. This got the attention of the Trump administration. Speaker 2: This is the president's agenda. Speaker 0: Assistant attorney general for civil rights, Harmony Dillon, wrote on x To deny a group a permit to pray in a public space because of crowd reaction is the classic heckler's veto, which is barred by the first amendment. Seattle's Mayor clearly needs an education in viewpoint discrimination. Speaker 2: The mayor of Seattle owes Christians in Washington state an apology for his bigoted remarks. Speaker 0: Pastor Johnson eviscerated the mayor during his Sunday sermon. Speaker 2: Church people were assaulted, and the mayor of Seattle has the audacity to blame Christians for the violence. Speaker 0: And is mobilizing hundreds of evangelicals for a protest in front of city hall on Tuesday. Speaker 2: I mean, it's not just us who've been assaulted. Cops have been beat up as well. Johnson Speaker 0: says they're demanding an apology after Harrell victim blamed Christians. Speaker 2: No. The police know because they see it on the front lines. Who are the real agitators? Speaker 0: The pastor says it's also time to send a strong message to political leaders in Washington state who have failed to condemn far left violence for years. In the end, none of the Christians retaliated and were safely escorted out by police after the concert. Many saying the persecution energized their faith. Speaker 2: Bible says this is gonna happen. You know? This is nothing new. It's something we're used to, and we just love the opportunity to love on them and share the gospel. Speaker 0: And are now planning to pray even harder for Seattle. Speaker 1: Everyone receives Jesus in a different way. Hoping Speaker 0: to conquer hate with the love of Christ.
TwisterFilm
Posted - June 18, 2025 at 12:53 PM
Saved - June 18, 2025 at 4:17 PM
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I’ve been reflecting on Sarah McBride’s actions as a trans activist. He claims the trans lobby faces hostility due to a lack of public persuasion, yet he has championed extreme positions. After a law in North Carolina protecting women's spaces passed, McBride led a campaign against the Republican Governor. He admitted to prioritizing restroom access over non-discrimination protections and worked to silence opposing voices. His connections to elite politics have benefited him, and he has shown little willingness to compromise on issues, often labeling dissenters as bigoted.

@TwisterFilm - Malcolm Clark

1./ 🧵The Lies of Sarah McBride: The Sequel. This leading trans activist claims the trans lobby now faces hostility cos it failed to take the time to convince the public. Yet it was McBride himself who ruthlessly championed the most extreme positions. 👉 https://nytimes.com/2025/06/17/opinion/ezra-klein-podcast-sarah-mcbride.html

Opinion | Sarah McBride on Why the Left Lost on Trans Rights Representative Sarah McBride reckons with the trans rights movement’s shortcomings, and how to win hearts and minds through a politics of grace. nytimes.com

@TwisterFilm - Malcolm Clark

2./ After @HRC failed to stop a law in North Carolina protecting women's spaces McBride led its revenge campaign to ensure its Republican Governor was not re-elected. "It would send a really important message: if you come for us we're going to come for you", warned McBride.

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Trans work constitutes 60-70% of the organization's current efforts and is central to their daily operations and the broader movement. They dedicated significant staff, volunteers, and funding to defeat Pat McCrory in North Carolina following HB2. This was intended to send a clear message to anti-equality politicians: targeting the LGBTQ community and its allies will result in electoral consequences.
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Speaker 0: Progress I've seen over the last several years. Trans work is probably 60 to 70% of our work at this point. Trans work is not just at the center of the movement, but it's at the center of the work that we do every day. You know, we put unprecedented and unprecedented amount of staff, volunteers, and money into the state of North Carolina to specifically defeat Pat McCrory after HB two because we understood that defeating Pat McCrory would send a really important message to anti equality politicians that if you come for us, we're gonna come for you, not just the trans community, but the LGBTQ community and our allies. We'll come for you on election day.

@TwisterFilm - Malcolm Clark

3./ Invading women's restrooms was such a complusion for McBride that in a 2018 Google seminar he admitted HRC killed a non-discrimination bill in Philadelphia protecting gay and trans people from employment discrimination just because it had an exemption for women's restrooms. https://t.co/rSXqpPYGF0

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A battle occurred in Pennsylvania regarding a nondiscrimination bill. Support was withdrawn because public accommodations were removed, which would disproportionately harm the transgender community. The decision to remove support, along with other organizations, contributed to the bill's failure. The principle is that any legislation that disproportionately does not protect the trans community cannot be supported.
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Speaker 0: For instance, there was a battle in Pennsylvania. We removed our support for a bill, a nondiscrimination bill, not that that still included gender identity, but they stripped out public accommodations. And we knew that stripping out public accommodations would disproportionately harm the trans trans transgender community. And so we said we can no longer support this bill. And the bill died in part because of us and other organizations saying, this is the first principle. Any legislation that disproportionately does not protect the trans community is legislation we can't support.

@TwisterFilm - Malcolm Clark

4./ McBride also admitted at @HRC he worked with angry trans activists to try to silence scientists or academics who opposed their extreme agenda; bullying their employers to try to get them fired, and denigrating their views in the media. There was no attempt to persuade. https://t.co/cAoQMS2Ce1

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The speaker has spent two years trying to get Johns Hopkins to state that Paul McHugh doesn't represent the hospital's positions. This is to combat misinformation from McHugh, who isn't a gender or sexuality specialist, but whose medical title lends him credibility. The goal is to have these statements ready for courts and legislatures if he testifies, and to educate the media about why he's not a credible source on trans identities. They are actively tracking individuals like McHugh and engaging with their institutions.
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Speaker 0: Actually spent the last two years trying to engage with Johns Hopkins to get them to make a clear affirmative statement that Paul McHugh does not represent the positions at the hospital and the institution because those are important statements to be able to combat the misinformation that Paul McHugh, who's not a gender or sexuality specialist, but who has these personal biases that he writes about in non scientific journals, but with a doctor in front of his name that makes it seem like he has credibility on the issue. To make sure that we get these statements so we can have them ready in courts if he's ever testifying, legislatures if he's ever testifying, and to, again, educate the the the the media about why this person is not a credible person to be to be interviewing on trans identities. So we're very aware of that. There's ongoing efforts depending Bailey, I think. Jamaica Bailey. Yeah. Yeah. There there's a whole host. There's a wonderful person named Brynn Hannahill who does a lot of writing on I know Brynn. Brynn's great, and we work actively with Brynn tracking these folks and making sure that we're going in and engaging with their institutions.

@TwisterFilm - Malcolm Clark

5./ McBride never learned to persuade because he never needed to. His close links to the Bidens helped him wangle a top job at @HRC. Just a month later he became the first trans person to speak at the Democrat Convention. He's always benefited from top down elite politics. https://t.co/GxJ92xjIH6

@TwisterFilm - Malcolm Clark

6./ In Delaware, McBride championed Regulation 225 which prevented schools informing parents if their child "identified as transgender". No debate was permitted by McBride. He argued 225 was life-saving and parents who opposed it were bigoted and running "a smear campaign". https://t.co/gzCtKJ0xLl

@TwisterFilm - Malcolm Clark

7./ When a compromise was agreed McBride withdrew the bill. It was all or nothing. He refused to be moderate. As a Delaware senator he then proposed a law to police social media and so-called misinformation. How dare people have opinions this tin pot trans tyrant disagreed with. https://t.co/jRi7OYR6En

@TwisterFilm - Malcolm Clark

8./ Sarah McBride is a moderate voice in much the same way he's a woman. In other words not at all. In truth he's a manipulative misogynist with a shocking record of political extremism. If you want to read more about that extremism click on the link in my bio. 🔼🔼🔼 https://t.co/HPJErTotV7

@TwisterFilm - Malcolm Clark

9./ You can also read about McBride's extensive links to the corrupt Bidens in Delaware. It was Biden's lawfare against @elonmusk -combined with the McBride trans lobby's extremism- that pushed Musk into supporting Trump. Something @nytimes is way too captured ever to admit. END https://t.co/YkWFlJ4Ful

benryanwriter
Posted - June 26, 2025 at 12:35 PM
Saved - June 27, 2025 at 9:41 AM
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I reflect on the evolution of the gay rights movement, noting its significant victories, such as marriage equality and protections against discrimination. However, I observe a troubling shift towards radicalization, focusing on gender ideology rather than the original goals of equality and respect. The movement now emphasizes a rejection of the sex binary, leading to contentious debates around gender-affirming care for minors. While I support trans rights, I worry about the implications of these changes for gay and lesbian identities and the potential backlash against our hard-won rights. We must protect our achievements while fostering open dialogue.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

How the Gay Rights Movement Radicalized, and Lost Its Way By Andrew Sullivan for @nytopinion 🧵⬇️

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

GIFT LINK: How the Gay Rights Movement Radicalized, and Lost Its Way By Andrew Sullivan https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/26/opinion/gay-lesbian-trans-rights.html?unlocked_article_code=1.R08.UNTn.rcnCfw_BTEMT&smid=url-share

Opinion | How the Gay Rights Movement Radicalized, and Lost Its Way (Gift Article) How the Gay Rights Movement Radicalized, and Lost Its Way nytimes.com

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Ten years ago Thursday, the movement for gay and lesbian equality scored a victory that only a decade before had seemed unimaginable. We won equal rights to civil marriage in every state in the country. In 2020 came another stunning win. In a majority opinion written by one of President Trump’s nominees, Justice Neil Gorsuch, the Supreme Court found that gay men, lesbians and transgender men and women are covered under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, and protected from employer discrimination. In 2024, the Republican Party removed opposition to marriage equality from its platform, and the current Republican Treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, is a married gay man with two children. Gay marriage is backed by around 70 percent of Americans, and discrimination against gay men, lesbians and transgender people is opposed by 80 percent. As civil rights victories go, it doesn’t get more decisive or comprehensive than this.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

But a funny thing happened in the wake of these triumphs. Far from celebrating victory, defending the gains, staying vigilant, but winding down as a movement that had achieved its core objectives — including the end of H.I.V. in the United States as an unstoppable plague — gay and lesbian rights groups did the opposite. Swayed by the broader liberal shift to the “social justice” left, they radicalized.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

In 2023, the Human Rights Campaign @HRC, the largest gay, lesbian and transgender civil rights group in the country, declared a “state of emergency” for gay men, lesbians and transgender people — the first time in the organization’s existence. It had not declared a state of emergency when gay men were jailed for having sex in private, when the AIDS epidemic killed hundreds of thousands of gay men or when we faced a possible constitutional amendment banning marriage equality in 2004. In fact, we found out, this “emergency” was almost entirely in response to new state bills proposing restrictions on medical treatment for minors with gender dysphoria; bathroom and locker room bans; and transgender issues in school curricula and sports.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Nonetheless, the money has poured into gay, lesbian and transgender groups in the past decade. Charitable funding for such groups totaled $387 million in 2012, according to the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy’s Equitable Giving Lab. By 2021, it was $823 million. L.G.B.T.Q.+ organizations also saw their assets grow 76 percent from 2019 to 2021 — around double the size of their increase in donations. A group like @GLAAD — founded in 1985 to combat anti-gay media bias in the depths of the AIDS epidemic — saw its funding increase sixfold between 2014 and 2023. The Human Rights Campaign @HRC has also seen revenues soar in the past decade.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

But this huge increase in funding was no longer primarily about gay, lesbian and transgender civil rights, because almost all had already been won. It was instead about a new and radical gender revolution. Focused on ending what activists saw as the oppression of the sex binary, which some critical gender and queer theorists associated with “white supremacy,” they aimed to dissolve natural distinctions between men and women in society, to replace biological sex with “gender identity” in the law and culture, and to redefine homosexuality, in the process, not as a neutral fact of the human condition but as a liberating ideological “queerness” meant to subvert and “queer” language, culture and society in myriad different ways.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

The words gay and lesbian all but disappeared. L.G.B.T. became L.G.B.T.Q., then L.G.B.T.Q.+, and more letters and characters kept being added: L.G.B.T.Q.I.A.+ or 2S.L.G.B.T.Q.I.A.+ (to include intersex, asexual people and two-spirit Indigenous people). The plus sign referred to a seemingly infinite number of new niche identities, and, by some counts, more than 70 new “genders.” The point was that this is all one revolutionary, intersectional community of gender-diverse people, and intertwined with other left causes, from Black Lives Matter to Queers for Palestine.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

They needed a new banner for that. So the rainbow flag, invented back in 1978 at the request of Harvey Milk, was replaced over the last few years by a new “Progress” flag, representing intersectional oppression. Black and brown stripes were added to the rainbow — for Black and brown people (and the people lost during the AIDS crisis) — and pink, light blue and white for trans people. That flag now demarcates a place not simply friendly to all types of people, as the old rainbow flag did, but a place where anyone who does not subscribe to intersectional left ideology is unwelcome.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

“Queer” was a way of summing up the new regime, a clear sign that this really was a different movement than the gay, lesbian and transgender civil rights movement of the past. It’s a word that can easily trigger gay men over 40 who remember it as the last slur they once heard before being bashed in the head. But one of the striking aspects of the younger queer generation is their disdain for those who came before them.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

As I watched all this radical change, I wondered, was I just another old fart, shaking my fist at the sky, like every older generation known to man? Why not just accept that the next gay and lesbian generation has new ideas, has moved on, and old-timers like me should just move aside? And some of the changes are indeed welcome. The greater acceptance of trans people is a huge step forward for all of us. But then, as I told my friends (gay, trans and everyone else), I’d always believed this and always supported trans civil rights. I was glad when, five years ago, the Supreme Court gave transgender people civil rights protection in employment. I’ve also long lived in a gay world that is skewed left, and, along with my fellow gay non-lefties, I’ve long made my peace with it, or tried to.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

But this new ideology, I believed, was different. Like many gays and lesbians — and a majority of everybody else — I simply didn’t buy it. I didn’t and don’t believe that being a man or a woman has nothing to do with biology. My sexual orientation is based on a biological distinction between men and women: I’m attracted to the former and not to the latter. And now I was supposed to believe the difference didn’t exist? I’m more than happy to accept that there are some people — not all that many — who don’t fit in that binary, and want to be protected from discrimination and allowed full access to medical interventions in order to live lives that are true to who they are. And I’m with them all the way. After all, I, too, am a part of a minority — most people live their lives governed by heterosexual desires. Thanks to the gay and lesbian movement, I’m not being asked to.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

But abolishing the sex binary for the entire society? That’s a whole other thing entirely. And madness, I believe. What if I redefined what it is to be heterosexual and imposed it on straight people? Or changed what it means to be a man or a woman, for that matter? Then it ceases to be accommodation of a minority and becomes a societywide revolution — an overreach that would soon lead to a potent and sane backlash, against not just trans people, but gay men and lesbians as well.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

The gay rights movement, especially in the marriage years, had long asked for simple liberal equality and mutual respect — live and let live. Reform, not revolution. No one’s straight marriage would change if gay marriage arrived, we pledged. You can bring up your children however you like. We will leave you alone. We will leave your children alone. But in the wake of victory, L.G.B.T.Q.+ groups reneged on that pledge. They demanded the entire society change in a fundamental way so that the sex binary no longer counted. Elementary school children were taught that being a boy or a girl might not have anything to do with their bodies, and that their parents had merely guessed whether they were a boy or a girl when they were born. In fact, sex was no longer to be recognized at birth — it was now merely assigned, penciled in. We got new terms like “chest-feeding” for “breastfeeding” and “birthing parent” for “mother."

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

A key leader of this movement, Chase Strangio, informed us that “a penis is not a male body part. It’s just an unusual body part for a woman.” We all were suddenly expected to announce our pronouns as if everyone didn’t already know. Then neopronouns — xe/xem! — were added. The movement came up with a mantra: “TRANS WOMEN ARE WOMEN. TRANS MEN ARE MEN.” It was not an argument, nor a proposition to be explored or debated. It was a theological command. In all caps.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Was there any debate among gays and lesbians about this profound change, a vote taken, or even a poll of gay men and lesbians? None that I can find or recall. And, as in other “social justice” spaces, dissent was equated with bigotry. Dissenters from gender ideology are routinely unfriended, shunned and shamed. Almost all of the gay men, trans people and lesbians who have confided in me that they don’t agree with this, or think that @JK_Rowling or @Martina Navratilova have some good points, have said so sotto voce lest anyone overhear. That’s the extremely intolerant and illiberal atmosphere that now exists in the gay, lesbian and transgender space. This little community used to champion all manner of expression or argument or speech, eccentrics and visionaries. Now it’s fearful, self-censored and extremely uptight. Debate has been all but snuffed out; total uniformity of thought is demanded.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

But this illiberalism made a fateful, strategic mistake. In the gay rights movement, there had always been an unspoken golden rule: Leave children out of it. We knew very well that any overreach there could provoke the most ancient blood libel against us: that we groom and abuse kids. You can bring up your children however you like, we promised. We will leave you alone. We will leave your children alone. So what did the gender revolutionaries go and do? They focused almost entirely on children and minors. Partly because the adult issues had been resolved or close to it, and partly because true cultural revolutions start with the young, it meant overhauling the education not only of children with gender dysphoria, but of every other kid as well.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Kids all over the country were impacted. Your children were taught in elementary school that being a boy or a girl was something they could choose and change at will. Your daughter found herself running against a trans girl (i.e. a biological male) in athletics. Children in elementary school got to pick pronouns, and some children socially transitioned at school without their parents’ knowledge or permission. I suppose there are other ways you can resurrect the ghost of Anita Bryant, and all the homophobic paranoia that followed her, but this will probably do the trick.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

And then most radical of all: gender-affirming care for minors, which can lead to irreversible sex changes for children. The “care” included off-label “blockers” to arrest puberty, almost always followed with cross-sex hormones. To begin with, gays and lesbians, including me, empathized with kids with gender dysphoria, and trusted the medical profession with the rest. If this helped kids or even saved their lives, as was often emphasized, what business was it of mine? If transitioning this young in life would helped some pass better as adults, good for them.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Still, questions lingered, drawn from my own life. As a child, uninterested in playing team sports but very interested in the boys who played team sports, I was once asked by a girl when I was just 10 years old, “Are you sure you’re not really a girl?” Of course not, I replied. But I wonder how I might have responded if someone in authority — a parent or a teacher or a doctor — had suggested that my difference and occasional anxiety was because I was, in fact, a girl. That my body was irrelevant, and that I could choose to be the opposite sex before puberty and all my confusions would disappear. I just don’t know what I would have said or done, to be honest.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

And how do today’s parents, teachers and doctors know for surethat a 10-year-old child isn’t, well, like me, and really is trans? How can they know for sure that the gender dysphoria isn’t instead a manifestation of being gay or lesbian and wanting to change it? How do they know for sure there isn’t another complicating personal or psychological factor? I was told not to worry. A child had to demonstrate a “persistent, consistent and insistent” trans identity for years even to be considered for medical intervention.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

But this, I found out, was no longer true. The whole point of the new regime of gender-affirming care was that it rejected broad mental health assessments of children that could ensure that mistakes really didn’t happen. The old “persistent, consistent and insistent” model was deemed transphobic and loosened to become an affirmation policy. As soon as a kid said he or she was the opposite sex, further counseling and mental health exploration was deemed problematic, because it amounted to transphobic conversion therapy, we were told. When I said that seemed crazy, and that surely we needed more safeguards, I was sternly told, “Children know who they are.”

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

But do they? When they are between 9 and 13? I sure didn’t. Does any parent really believe this? Solid long-term data on how many children who transition but decide later it was a mistake is hard to find, in large part because the procedures are relatively new and the studies often have very poor follow-up. But without a doubt, there are some. They are walking around today, testifying in courts and legislatures, opining all over the web, telling similar stories of rushed judgments, minimal safeguards, inadequate gate-keeping and agonizing regret that as children they made irreversible decisions they could not meaningfully consent to.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

I have met many. They break your heart. And so many of the gender-dysphoric kids are gay and lesbian. Of course they are, and there are many more children who will grow up to be gay and lesbian than who will grow up to be trans. When adolescents referred to a British gender clinic were asked about their sexualityin 2012, some 90 percent of females and 80 percent of males said they were same-sex attracted or bisexual.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

In the Netherlands, the famous Dutch protocol for gender-affirming care was pioneered in the 1990s with far stricter safeguards in place than exist in the United States today. There, of a cohort of 70 adolescents referred to an Amsterdam clinic from 2000 to 2008, 62 were same-sex attracted. And it’s easy to see that one way to “cure” yourself of attraction to the same sex is to become the opposite one. At Britain’s now-shuttered Tavistock clinic, according to the investigative journalist Hannah Barnes, staff members had a dark joke that at the rate they were going, there would be “no gay people left.” This is why sex-change surgeries are permitted and even subsidized in Iran: It’s a way to rid the country of gay people.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

And a fix for gender dysphoria for gay and lesbian kids can be puberty itself, as it was for me and many of my gay male friends. Once my own hormones kicked in, my anxieties evaporated. I lovedbeing a boy, I realized. Puberty blockers literally block gay and lesbian kids from the chance at that possible resolution of their gender dysphoria. There is a real conflict here, and it’s obscured by the L.G.B.T.Q.+ identity.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

We were also told, repeatedly, that transitioning children was drastic, but the alternative could be that they would commit suicide. “We often ask parents, ‘Would you rather have a dead son than a live daughter?’” Johanna Olson-Kennedy, a vocal advocate of these treatments, told ABC News in 2011. But even the American Civil Liberties Union @ACLU’s Mr. Strangio admitted, when arguing before the Supreme Court last year, that suicide “thankfully and admittedly is rare.” In one study from Britain, of some 15,000 adolescents referred for gender care over a decade, there were four likely or confirmed suicides two who had been seen and two had not. One suicide is awful — and suicidality is real among kids with gender dysphoria. But that doesn’t mean that suicide is what will happen if you don’t transition a child.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

One specific concern for boys who transition to girls in early puberty. “If you’ve never had an orgasm pre-surgery, and then your puberty’s blocked, it’s very difficult to achieve that afterwards,” a pioneering trans surgeon, Dr. Marci Bowers, has said. Research on this is minimal, and so caution is necessary in jumping to conclusions. But I ask myself: If there is a risk that some people will be denied sexual pleasure for their entire life because they transitioned very early, is it worth it? And how can a child understand what giving up orgasms for life might mean when he hasn’t experienced a single one? The obvious answer is that he can’t, and it’s profoundly unethical to put him in that situation. And who exactly is looking out for these kids? Certainly not the L.G.B.T.Q. organizations.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

How did a movement that began with sexual liberation end up doing that? By drift, activist extremism, a social media bubble and suppression of free debate. Soon enough, the right began associating what used to be the lesbian and gay movement with this gender extremism, and the L.G.B.T.Q.+ movement responded not by moderating tone or substance, but by closing ranks, seemingly determined to prove its point.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Dissent became anathema. When this newspaper reported on controversies in gender medicine, GLAAD parked a billboard truck outside the New York Times Building on several occasions, demanding the coverage change. In relatively new, disputed medical territory, partisans have insisted that “the science is settled.” When a book came out criticizing childhood transition, Mr. Strangio declared: “Stopping the circulation of this book and these ideas is 100% a hill I will die on.” Public speeches by dissenters have faced abuse, intimidation, and far too often, threats of violence.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

It’s a horrible reversal of history: For so long, First Amendment rights were the primary constitutional right gays and lesbians could fully and regularly exercise, and we treasured them. If censorship was in the air, gay men and lesbians were the first to oppose it. We knew who was shut up first when it came to shutting people up, and we knew we would always be a small minority. The idea that we would tell other people what words they can use, shut down speakers, criticize journalists and threaten others into silence was once absurd. Yet these are now the signature tools of the L.G.B.T.Q.+ movement. They do not seek to engage or persuade opponents; they seek to demonize, bully or cancel them.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Or take the campaign for marriage equality. We were almost pathologically civil, willing to debate anyone anywhere, and the harder the nut to crack, the better. For two decades, I went to fundamentalist churches in Idaho, Mormon groups, Catholic universities, conservative media, right-wing talk shows and C-SPAN, and published an anthology that included views from bothsides. We knew that if we wanted to win, and not just posture, we needed to reach conservatives and moderates and explore where we might agree. And it worked! It took time, and we were laughed at at first, but you could see the polling slowly, inexorably shift toward us, from one-quarter to two-thirds in our favor from the 1990s to the 2010s, as our arguments and openness slowly, person by person, won over the country.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Now, look at the recent results of the L.G.B.T.Q.+ movement. In the last five years, activists have actually managed to move public opinion away from their causes in many respects. In 2021, for example, 62 percent of Americans said that transgender athletes should be able to play only on teams that matched their gender at birth; by 2023, that figure had risen to 69 percent. This is not bigotry at work. This year, the very same pollster found that a solid majority of Americans — 56 percent — favor policies protecting trans people from discrimination. Americans are broadly fine with transgender people. They are fine with gay people. They just reject replacing the fact of biological sex with the phantasms of gender ideology.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

And it’s not because most people don’t know any trans people personally. When people who know a trans person personally were polled, only 40 percent in 2021 supported their competing in teams that matched their gender identity; by 2023, that dropped to 30 percent. On the medical question, 46 percent of Americanssupported banning medical care related to gender transitions for minors in 2022. Today, as people have learned more, 56 percent do. Trans extremism was taken up with gusto by Republicans as an issue and it most likely helped move swing voters to Mr. Trump last year. In one post-election survey, cultural issues, including transgender issues, were slightly more salient for swing voters than even immigration and inflation.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

I hoped this might prompt a rethink as the election results sank in. Last week’s Skrmetti decision at the Supreme Court was another reality check, as the court upheld Tennessee’s ban on certain medical treatments for transgender youth, including puberty blockers and hormone therapy, rejecting claims that the ban violated the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause and shielding similar laws in other states. When the ruling came down, the mood among L.G.B.T.Q.+ groups was defiant. So the ranks are being closed again.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

If Mr. Trump is against childhood sex reassignment, then we must be for it. If Mr. Trump says there are two sexes, we must insist that there is a spectrum. It will be very hard to break this dynamic in such a tribal atmosphere, especially when there is genuine transphobia among some on the right. But it would be incredibly healthy if we were to allow an actual debate in the community about the direction we are headed in, and treat dissenters less like bigots and traitors. Representative Sarah McBride, the first openly trans member of Congress, echoed this sentiment on @EzraKlein’s podcast last week. But she was condemned on social media as a traitor to trans people.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

This intransigence matters because, left on its current trajectory, the L.G.B.T.Q.+ gender movement carries significant risks for gay, lesbian and trans equality. Gallup found that satisfaction with the acceptance of gay and lesbian people peaked at 62 percent in 2022 but dropped to 51 percent by January of this year. The center and right — whom some of us spent a lifetime engaging — are being lost. Gallup showed Republican support for gay marriage dropping from 55 to 46 percent between 2022 and 2025.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

History strongly suggests that periods of toleration of gay men and lesbians can swiftly end if the public senses an overreach. That may be where we now are. No society has ever been as free for gay men, lesbians and transgender people as the modern West today. There is no such thing as the Human Rights Campaign’s “state of emergency,” and it was absurd to say so. But for some activists, there has to be. As Francis Fukuyama put it in “The End of History and the Last Man,” “Experience suggests that if men cannot struggle on behalf of a just cause because that just cause was victorious in an earlier generation, then they will struggle againstthe just cause.”

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Returning to a civil rights model and abandoning the quixotic attempt to end the sex binary do not mean, as some might have it, throwing trans people under the bus. Trans people are already on the bus; they are protected from employment discrimination under the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Their existing rights should be defended and expanded to public accommodations — especially the adult right to have access to gender medicine through Medicaid, which is now being threatened. Americans should back us on that. But fighting a losing battle to allow trans women to compete in women’s sports and for biological men to be in women’s intimate spaces, and to perpetuate risky, inadequately tested sex changes on children, including gay and lesbian ones, is dumb, offensive to common sense and risks a much bigger backlash.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

This does not mean the L.G.B.T.Q.+ project should be shut down entirely. We need to defend our wins; we need to protect the interests of gays, lesbians and trans people. We need to greatly expand help and care for children with gender dysphoria, prevent bullying and increase mental health resources. Protecting them from often irreversible sex changes should not mean abandoning them. It should mean renewed concern, support and, above all, solid, evidence-based research on how best we can help.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

But in America, on, this anniversary of the Obergefell decision, we also need to remember a critical thing: We won. We won because we defended free speech, reached out to right and left and center, left others and children alone — and trusted liberal democracy. That trust was rewarded with one of the swiftest successes in civil rights history. Let’s not throw it away.

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Posted - June 27, 2025 at 9:23 PM
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Misgendering is cruel, and I reject any arguments that try to justify it. This issue reflects a broader concern about coercive control disguised as empathy. I question the acceptance of identity changes, like race or gender, and wonder where the line is drawn. In contrast, I believe in using trans people's preferred pronouns because kindness should prevail over conflict, regardless of the ongoing debates about gender.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Misgendering is cruel and rude, no matter how many edge cases or straw man arguments people can come up with to try to assert otherwise.

@Psychgirl211 - Dr P: "Raging Transphobe"

Exactly right @KnownHeretic. This is coercive control masquerading as empathy. I also wonder what @benryanwriter would say if Tim McBride decides he also now identifies as a Black woman, puts on an afro wig and slaps on some dark foundation. Would Mr Ryan expect us to go along with the lie that Tim has also changed race as well as sex? Would we be blocked for pointing out that he is indeed still white? Which lies are acceptable and which are beyond the pale? Benjamin Ryan, Tim McBride and @mattyglesias are nothing more than a trio of out of touch, bullying men who have no idea that they are out of touch, bullying men.

@benryanwriter - Benjamin Ryan

Why I Use Trans People’s Preferred Pronouns https://benryan.substack.com/p/why-i-use-trans-peoples-preferred Regardless of whether there will ever be any winners in the battle of the genders, I choose being kind over waging war.

Why I Use Trans People’s Preferred Pronouns Regardless of whether there will ever be any winners in the battle of the genders, I choose being kind over waging war. benryan.substack.com
DataRepublican
Posted - September 16, 2025 at 1:14 AM
Saved - September 16, 2025 at 2:44 AM
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I’ve uncovered significant ties between Ermiya Fanaeian, leader of Armed Queers SLC, and the State Department through Utah Global Diplomacy, which awarded her for her work on UN Sustainable Goals, particularly in gender equality for trans youth. This recognition has been scrubbed from their website, raising questions about her role. Fanaeian also co-founded the Utah chapter of March for Our Lives while promoting armed defense for queer and trans communities. I’m still piecing together the implications of these connections.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: State Department & UN ties to Armed Queers SLC leader now confirmed 🚨🚨 First, credit to @SKDoubleDub33 for the crucial tip, PLEASE follow, they'll be doing a podcast on this soon. Here’s what you need to know: 🔻 Armed Queers SLC is under investigation for possible foreknowledge of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. 🔻 Their leader, Ermiya Fanaeian, was recognized by a State Dept–affiliated NGO, Utah Global Diplomacy, as a recipient of the "7 for 17" Award for advancing the UN's 17 Goals 🔻 Utah Global Diplomacy has since scrubbed Fanaeian's presence from their website. Unknown when this purge happened. The receipts remain. Patience as I pull this thread together.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 This is what pops up when you search for her name in connection to Utah Global Diplomacy. All scrubbed. https://t.co/5YCXJuKMe1

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 And, yes, she was an organizer with Armed Queers SLC. https://t.co/Izjtk5t3E3

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Per the 990 form with Utah Global Diplomacy (EIN 876128308), the nonprofit is a partner with the US State Department to cultivate emerging leaders and diplomacy initiatives. In other words, she was selected to "help shape U.S. Foreign relations." Their words, not mine. https://t.co/60krjc4m0i

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Fanaeian was selected as Utah Global Diplomacy's first "7 for 17" Award Winner , honoring her work to advance UN's 17 Sustainable Goals. I'm pulling together the exact nature of the work that she did for the UN. https://t.co/PNgRC9azNI

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Utah Global Diplomacy reports receiving most of its income in government grants. https://t.co/s38Uq6948n

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 I managed to pull one of the scrubbed pages off the Internet Archive ... and it recognized her work in "gender equality" (Sustainable Development Goal #5). Specifically for trans youth. https://t.co/SsKWR83dsT

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Let me emphasize. SLC Armed Queers is not "adjacent" to the honor that Ermiya Fanaeian got from Utah Global Diplomacy. Utah Global Diplomacy specifically awarded her for her work with trans people, of which SLC Armed Queers is key. This may be why they scrubbed their pages.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 I find mention of Fanaeian on an UN website where she was a speaker at an affiliated event. Topic: LGBTQ+ Nonprofits. https://www.un.org/sites/un2.un.org/files/2020/02/list_of_workshops_at_uncsc2019.pdf https://t.co/Qt57L2BkdR

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Fanaeian was honored as a "Young Diplomat of Utah." https://t.co/PGBeZvbRdD

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 I'm trying to trace the exact award (unknown if they get money from the State Department directly or if it's granted through Utah state), but it seems that they've applied for awards at the Utah level. https://t.co/XeU8zNhZ9g

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Their entire 7 for 17 site seems to be scrubbed. https://t.co/vShgEd2OmB

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Very ironically, Fanaeian also appears to have co-founded the Utah chapter of March for Our Lives. @davidhogg111 if you're serious about gun control, you. might want to kick out this person who also runs an armed, pro-gun group. https://t.co/ac3uCfqRsd

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 She specifically works to arm queer and trans communities for "communal militant defense." https://t.co/Iws6oEZ9Lc

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Many others have done research on this woman, so I won't do a full biography on her, and will close this out for now. Thanks again to @SKDoubleDub33 for surfacing this tip. Again: we're talking about a woman honored by State Department–affiliated NGOs, selected as a "Young Diplomat," and put forward as a foreign policy leader... while simultaneously running armed, ideological organizing at home.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 None of this is to suggest that the State Department had any involvement in the assassination. But this IS the kind of person who is picked from a young age on to staff the State Department. @EagleEdMartin FYI.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin . @HarmeetKDhillon given she is a Palestinian immigrant and an express Communist (see receipts) , can we deport her? https://t.co/HyDoVTqFSa

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon Correction: I cannot find any site except one website saying she's Palestinian.

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@jammles9 @SKDoubleDub33 Reposted.

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@ConceptualJames @SKDoubleDub33 I made it to two paragraphs before my brain melted from the word salad. Marx was a bad writer. But he wasn't a nonsensical writer...

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesHartline @SKDoubleDub33 Yep.

DataRepublican
Posted - September 16, 2025 at 1:14 AM
Saved - September 17, 2025 at 6:13 AM
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The conversation reveals that Ermiya Fanaeian, leader of Armed Queers SLC, is under investigation for potential foreknowledge of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. She received the "7 for 17" Award from Utah Global Diplomacy, a State Department-affiliated NGO, for her work on UN Sustainable Goals, particularly in gender equality for trans youth. Her association with Armed Queers SLC raises concerns about her dual role in advocacy and armed defense. The organization has since removed references to her from its website, prompting further scrutiny.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: State Department & UN ties to Armed Queers SLC leader now confirmed 🚨🚨 First, credit to @SKDoubleDub33 for the crucial tip, PLEASE follow, they'll be doing a podcast on this soon. Here’s what you need to know: 🔻 Armed Queers SLC is under investigation for possible foreknowledge of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. 🔻 Their leader, Ermiya Fanaeian, was recognized by a State Dept–affiliated NGO, Utah Global Diplomacy, as a recipient of the "7 for 17" Award for advancing the UN's 17 Goals 🔻 Utah Global Diplomacy has since scrubbed Fanaeian's presence from their website. Unknown when this purge happened. The receipts remain. Patience as I pull this thread together.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 This is what pops up when you search for her name in connection to Utah Global Diplomacy. All scrubbed.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 And, yes, she was an organizer with Armed Queers SLC.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Per the 990 form with Utah Global Diplomacy (EIN 876128308), the nonprofit is a partner with the US State Department to cultivate emerging leaders and diplomacy initiatives. In other words, she was selected to "help shape U.S. Foreign relations." Their words, not mine.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Fanaeian was selected as Utah Global Diplomacy's first "7 for 17" Award Winner , honoring her work to advance UN's 17 Sustainable Goals. I'm pulling together the exact nature of the work that she did for the UN.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Utah Global Diplomacy reports receiving most of its income in government grants.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 I managed to pull one of the scrubbed pages off the Internet Archive ... and it recognized her work in "gender equality" (Sustainable Development Goal #5). Specifically for trans youth.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Let me emphasize. SLC Armed Queers is not "adjacent" to the honor that Ermiya Fanaeian got from Utah Global Diplomacy. Utah Global Diplomacy specifically awarded her for her work with trans people, of which SLC Armed Queers is key. This may be why they scrubbed their pages.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 I find mention of Fanaeian on an UN website where she was a speaker at an affiliated event. Topic: LGBTQ+ Nonprofits. https://www.un.org/sites/un2.un.org/files/2020/02/list_of_workshops_at_uncsc2019.pdf

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Fanaeian was honored as a "Young Diplomat of Utah."

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 I'm trying to trace the exact award (unknown if they get money from the State Department directly or if it's granted through Utah state), but it seems that they've applied for awards at the Utah level.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Their entire 7 for 17 site seems to be scrubbed.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 Very ironically, Fanaeian also appears to have co-founded the Utah chapter of March for Our Lives. @davidhogg111 if you're serious about gun control, you. might want to kick out this person who also runs an armed, pro-gun group.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 She specifically works to arm queer and trans communities for "communal militant defense."

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Many others have done research on this woman, so I won't do a full biography on her, and will close this out for now. Thanks again to @SKDoubleDub33 for surfacing this tip. Again: we're talking about a woman honored by State Department–affiliated NGOs, selected as a "Young Diplomat," and put forward as a foreign policy leader... while simultaneously running armed, ideological organizing at home.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 None of this is to suggest that the State Department had any involvement in the assassination. But this IS the kind of person who is picked from a young age on to staff the State Department. @EagleEdMartin FYI.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin . @HarmeetKDhillon given she is a Palestinian immigrant and an express Communist (see receipts) , can we deport her?

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon Correction: I cannot find any site except one website saying she's Palestinian.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon Iranian.

@JamesHartline - Saint James Hartline

@DataRepublican @SKDoubleDub33 There it is right there: "I'm originally from Iran...."

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon This is NOT the radioactive thread I'm promising (still assembling / archiving it). Just a bonus. Here she is saying violent riots are sometimes necessary. Credit to @JamesHartline for pointing me to the website.

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Speaker 1: I think that the protests, do it more so actually because as we've seen, our electoral politics have failed us. Even though the young people significantly came out and voted for Bernie Sanders during the primary, we saw that Bernie Sanders did not end up being the nominee. And so a lot of the times, the loopholes that are in electoral politics don't really allow people to have their voices heard the way that this country was set up. Speaker 1: So I absolutely agree that sometimes violent, protests and really, riots and those kinds of loud rebellions, must take place for tangible change.
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Speaker 0: What makes the biggest difference for change? Speaker 1: I think that the protests, do it more so actually because as we've seen, our electoral politics have failed us. Even though the young people significantly came out and voted for Bernie Sanders during the primary, we saw that Bernie Sanders did not end up being the nominee. And so a lot of the times, the loopholes that are in electoral politics don't really allow people to have their voices heard the way that this country was set up. Speaker 0: Some people say that it takes a violent protesting people to listen. Do you agree, or should they remain peaceful? Speaker 1: I agree. I absolutely agree. You know, I'm a member of the LGBTQ community, and our liberation and our rights came after the Stonewall riots. That's something that a lot of people don't like to talk about is that, you know, the LGBTQ movement started with stonewall riots. I wouldn't even be able to be a student at the school if it wasn't for a violent riot that took place within a span of three days. So I absolutely agree that sometimes violent, protests and really, riots and those kinds of loud rebellions, must take place for tangible change.

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon @JamesHartline Source for above video: https://kmyu.tv/news/local/utahns-under-40-are-half-the-population-but-only-a-third-of-its-voters

Utahns under 40 are half the population, but only a third of its voters Even with a hotly debated election underway, Utahns under 40 are less likely to vote, a 2News Investigation found. Millennials and Generation Z told experts they don’t vote because they don’t think their vote matters. Older generations, who show up to polls in greater numbers, make up a larger percentage of the voting population and ultimately decide Utah’s representation and policy. Caption: KUTV. 2NEWS ASKED: ARE YOU VOTING AND, IF SO, WHY? kmyu.tv

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon @JamesHartline The journey continues here: https://t.co/QZqbssMNHA

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🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING 2: The 2025 May Day trip of SLC Armed Queers to Cuba: "Well, if we're terrorists, we're proud to be terrorists" I've obtained a now-deleted video. In it, Ermiya Fanaeian and an unidentified man named Connor talk openly about: 👉 Palestinian students at Cuba’s ELAM “studying revolution” alongside medicine 👉 Brigadistas from around the world being brought for “revolutionary orientation” 👉 How every aspect of Cuban society is dedicated to training "organizers" and are open about the terrorist label to the point they lament US institutions do not allow them to "to speak in such a way" The trip was run through the National Network on Cuba (NNOC), linked to the Cuban state, with has U.S. NGOs as members, many of whom are linked to Neville Singham NGOs. SLC Armed Queers is currently under federal investigation for advanced knowledge of the Charlie Kirk assassination. And remember: Fanaeian was honored by Utah Global Diplomacy, a State Dept–connected NGO. These are the people who are handpicked to run our state department. As always, patience as I put together the thread.

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"while students at Elam who came from Gaza were there to study medicine, but simultaneously, they, just by virtue of being there, studied revolution." "I think that that school really probably forms consciousness for a lot of people when they're there to just study how to help people." "The change was not a change to them at all. It's the same culture to them through and through." "It was the communist international." "we also had the chance to interact with, organizers from around the world, specifically some people from Germany love to sing the international." "From South Africa, from Ghana, from other Latin American countries, from Australia, from Germany." "And essentially, this was an international brigade where they wanted brigadistas with a revolutionary orientation, with revolutionary politics to come and learn about the Cuban revolution and essentially how to fight against this blockade that our country, as American representatives on the Strip, was fully responsible for."
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Speaker 0: In the belly of the beast documentary that we had watched there, I think it it was from this where it mentioned that while students at Elam who came from Gaza were there to study medicine, but simultaneously, they, just by virtue of being there, studied revolution. And I think that that school really probably forms consciousness for a lot of people when they're there to just study how to help people. And, of course, that makes sense. And I think that it was at the other university that we went to that I was really surprised by how seamlessly they switched from a Cuban cultural dance to singing communist songs. Right? This change was not a change to them at all. It's the same culture to them through and through. Speaker 1: It was the communist international Speaker 0: Yes. That they were singing. Yes. Which was really cool. Yeah. And they weren't the only ones we heard sing that. We also had the chance to interact with, organizers from around the world, specifically some people from Germany love to sing the international. That's And I found it very interesting to talk with them and to see their different perspectives. Totally. Speaker 1: And I think that was also what's so cool about the May Day Brigade, which we knew was gonna happen, but I think we weren't expecting to such an extent. Speaker 0: Mhmm. Speaker 1: It was that we were sharing this brigade not just other American brigadistas, but brigadistas from around the world. From South Africa, from Ghana, from other Latin American countries, from Australia, from Germany. And essentially, this was an international brigade where they wanted brigadistas with a revolutionary orientation, with revolutionary politics to come and learn about the Cuban revolution and essentially how to fight against this blockade that our country, as American representatives on the Strip, was fully responsible for.
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Posted - January 26, 2026 at 3:59 PM
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I’m a lifelong Texan turned whistleblower who exposed Frisco’s City Council donors. I walked away from a 17-year T-Mobile career, turning down a $150k severance to defend free speech, after earning about $200k. I’ve documented my story across a Substack with 200+ posts and YouTube with 43 videos and 100 shorts. I’ve emailed Texas and U.S. officials and major journalists, but after 30 months I’m still the only one telling my story. My content is free, non-monetized.

@marc_palasciano - Marc Palasciano

A lot of Texans recently found me because I exposed Frisco’s City Council having a lot of Indian donors. Now I’m showing people how I’m a lifelong Texan turned Whistleblower after working at T-Mobile for 17 years. I walked away from the career I built from scratch, I was making $200k when I left in 2023 and I turned down my $150k severance to keep my free speech. I’m one of the biggest stories in America being suppressed and I’ve documented all of it along the way - my Substack has over 200 stories, my YouTube has 43 videos and over 100 shorts. I’ve sent formal correspondence to Texas Elected Officials, United States Elected Officials, and almost every big name Journalist and News Outlet that should care about my story and help me. After 30 months, I’m still the only person telling my story. Hopefully soon I’ll get some help from people with bigger platforms, because I’ve risked everything to speak up and I’ve gained nothing. All of my content is free and my social media accounts are not monetized.

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Every American Should Know This About T-Mobile 1. T-Mobile US is an American company whose parent company was once 100% owned by the German Government and they’re a significant partner for the World Economic Forum (WEF). (Moving forward - I’ll refer to T-Mobile US as T-Mobile, and T-Mobile’s parent company in Germany is Deutsche Telekom) 2. T-Mobile is helping destroy America from within by utilizing tactics like Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) to influence ideological subversion among the American people. 3. T-Mobile lied to America about the merger with Sprint, they used half-truths to mislead everyone. The T-Mobile and Sprint CEOs lied to Congress by promising to create jobs and lower the prices of rate plans for consumers, 2023 proved those statements to be half-truth lies and I’ll show you how. 4. T-Mobile violated my rights as an American in 2021 and 2022. I worked there for 17 years and was recently laid off in August, but my employment extended through November 2, 2023. T-Mobile discriminated against me for being unvaccinated and barred me from entering the office while vaccinated people were allowed to enter the office, this went on for 10 months and in Frisco Texas! 5. T-Mobile was one of the coolest turn around stories in the history of American business, we went from being on the “List of Companies Expected to Die in 2011” to the “Fastest Growing Wireless Company in America”. But now, T-Mobile should be known for being one of the most corrupt wireless companies in America that’s full of Woke ideology it forces onto their employees. 6. One of the many subsidiaries of Deutsche Telekom, T-Systems, helped the World Health Organization and European Union both create their global Vaccine Passport system. They also have a “Customer Data Platform” that seems to be a perfect system to implement a Social Credit Score. 7. T-Mobile laid off 5,000 Americans in Q4 2023 while they were also reporting record earnings and record cashflow. Within 10 days of announcing the layoff, they also launched dividends and stock buybacks to the total of $19 Billion. 8. T-Mobile’s CEO, Mike Sievert, is the highest paid US telecom CEO, Sievert is awarded annual raises 1200% higher than some of his employees, and his CEO ratio pay is 50% higher than the average CEO ratio pay in America. 9. T-Mobile’s old CEO, John Legere, hustled and manipulated people into believing that he cared about taking down the establishment, but in reality, John Legere was the establishment pretending to be the good guy. After leaving T-Mobile in 2020, Legere partnered with Steve Aoki and 3LAU to run an NFT hustle that made them MILLIONS of dollars. 10. Sprint’s CEO, Marcelo Claure, helped implement the merger with T-Mobile. Claure is a key player for the WEF and he partnered with Softbank’s CEO Masayoshi Son to make BILLIONS of dollars together on the merger with T-Mobile. https://www.marcpalasciano.com/p/every-american-should-know-this-about

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From September 2021 to July 2022, T-Mobile treated me like a second class citizen for being unvaccinated. I posted my exemption form that I submitted from September 2021 to my ex account so you can see what I said two years ago. I offered to take a daily test. I knew I wasn't at risk, and I knew I wasn't causing anyone else to be at risk. July 2022 was when T-Mobile finally allowed me back into the office in Frisco, Texas, and they ended up removing the mandate completely in March 2023. By ending the mandate, they proved me right. As an unvaccinated person, I didn't need a vaccine or a mask to live my life indoors. I'm not an expert. I'm not even that smart of a person. I just use data and analytics combined with deductive reasoning to determine I didn't need a vaccine and this was a flu like disease. I was even on the business continuity team during COVID. I helped T-Mobile senior leadership create dashboards to monitor employee exposures, local level exposures from the CDC, store closures, vaccine take rates, and the list goes on. I know way too much about COVID because of that job, but it helped me make educated decisions that I'm proud of today. The reasoning for pulling back on the vaccine mandate was because we entered a new phase of the pandemic where cases, serious illness, and death rates had declined dramatically. And they still to this day have not admitted any mistakes were made with the way they treated me. The CEO, Mike Sievert, and the EVP of Human Resources, Dean King, still believe it was the best way to keep employees safe and they strongly encourage all employees and their families to get vaccinated and boosted.
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Speaker 0: From September 2021 to July 2022, T Mobile treated me like a second class citizen for being unvaccinated. I posted my exemption form that I submitted from September 2021 to my ex account so you can see what I said two years ago. I offered to take a daily test. I knew I wasn't at risk, and I knew I wasn't causing anyone else to be at risk. July 2022 was when T Mobile finally allowed me back into the office in Frisco, Texas, and they ended up removing the mandate completely in March 2023. By ending the mandate, they proved me right. As an unvaccinated person, I didn't need a vaccine or a mask to live my life indoors. I'm not an expert. I'm not even that smart of a person. I just use data and analytics combined with deductive reasoning to determine I didn't need a vaccine and this was a flu like disease. I was even on the business continuity team during COVID. I helped T Mobile senior leadership create dashboards to monitor employee exposures, local level exposures from the CDC, store closures, vaccine take rates, and the list goes on. I know way too much about COVID because of that job, but it helped me make educated decisions that I'm proud of today. The reasoning for pulling back on the vaccine mandate was because we entered a new phase of the pandemic where cases, serious illness, and death rates had declined dramatically. And they still to this day have not admitted any mistakes were made with the way they treated me. The CEO, Mike Sievert, and the EVP of Human Resources, Dean King, still believe it was the best way to keep employees safe and they strongly encourage all employees and their families to get vaccinated and boosted.
Every American Should Know This About T-Mobile I turned down a $150,000 severance package to tell you this -- I’m a former employee whistleblower who is being censored and silenced. marcpalasciano.com

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Here’s a thread with some videos. As you can see, I even went to @joerogan Comedy Mothership in Austin Texas to promote my story. I’ve tried sharing my story in a lot of creative ways, I’m self funded, and I’m self taught.

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Thread From A Former 17 year T-Mobile Employee Turned Censored Whistleblower - The Great Reset - 5G & Smart Cities - COVID Censorship - Censoring A Whistleblower - Vaccine Tyranny - DEI - Unlimited Money For Trans Surgeries - $5 Billion Stock Dumped https://t.co/wrLgzA1vId

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@JulieSeva2007 It is so refreshing for me to hear that. I’ve had to fight through a lot of resistance to keep speaking truth during dark times. Thank you!

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@ReturnOfKappy Thank you for recognizing what I’m going through and for being the first big platform to give me an opportunity to share my story! I also look forward to chopping it up again.

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@Jtphotog1 It’s refreshing for me when people like you find me! Politicians have completely sold us out and more Citizens need to wake up to that reality.

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@ParkerHarold10 Thank you! Please share my story with anyone you know. The system can squash me like a bug, I already learned that when they put me in jail for 3.5 months.

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I’m ending 2025 with sharing how The State of Texas and T-Mobile lied to prosecute me. https://t.co/HLQOrREp0Z

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The speaker asserts that Texas lied to prosecute the T-Mobile whistleblower and that the case exposes information Americans aren’t supposed to know. A key claim is that a conservative constitutional judge from Collin County was replaced days before the trial with a retired liberal judge from Dallas, which the speaker suspects allowed a juror to be planted in the jury. During jury selection, defense and state weeded 50 people down to eight, but the judge ultimately selects the jurors. The state prosecution allegedly lied about the gated community entry, claiming a security guard was present and that the speaker snuck in, a claim the speaker says is false and used to portray him as a dangerous stalker. The T-Mobile executive allegedly stated he feared for his life and his family’s safety, yet the speaker notes the executive flew to Bellevue, Washington, to T-Mobile’s headquarters the next day, arguing it contradicted the notion of a genuine threat from the speaker. The state prosecuted by obtaining all of the speaker’s social media from Ex Twitter, Instagram, Substack, and the speaker learned of this only when Instagram notified him. The state and T-Mobile labeled the speaker a violent threat for discussing his guns in self-defense, with a cited tweet and related materials used in the case. The speaker claims that his communications—tweets, videos, a long-form website—were censored, and that he then went guerrilla with flyers and a self-defense stance described as “staccato for self defense.” During sentencing, the state subpoenaed a police officer who arrested the speaker sixteen years earlier for a felony marijuana charge, with deferred adjudication and probation completed in 2008, to portray the speaker as a still-active drug dealer. The state reportedly shared some of the whistleblower story but downplayed that T-Mobile violated Texas Health and Safety Code chapter 81 d by discriminating against the speaker for being unvaccinated. The speaker concludes by urging viewers to share the story, claiming it exposes corruption among elected officials and corporations.
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Speaker 0: I figured I'd end 2025 with one final story. The state of Texas lied to prosecute the T Mobile whistleblower. My story exposes too much truth Americans aren't supposed to know, and I'm gonna show you some of those lies in this video. The state of Texas said that I weaponized free speech in the first amendment. One of the craziest things about my case was days before my trial, I learned that my judge was out of town, and now I had a new judge that was gonna sit in place to run my trial. My conservative constitutional judge from Collin County was replaced with a retired liberal judge from Dallas. Of course, I can't prove this, but I suspect changing out the judge is what allowed them to plant a juror in my jury. So you go through the jury selection process where the defense and state weeded out from 50 people down to eight, but ultimately at the end, the judge was the ones who the judge is the person who selects the jurors. The state prosecution lied. They said that the gated community I went into had a security guard and that I snuck in around the security guard, which is a complete lie, but they had to make it seem that way to make me look like some crazy stalker. The T Mobile executive, he said that he feared for him and his family's life, that I was a violent threat to him. And then the next day, he flew out to Bellevue, Washington at T Mobile's headquarters. What kind of father would leave their wife and kids at home if they felt like some other guy was a violent threat? He knew I wasn't. The state what was threatening to him was my free speech and passing out flyers in his neighborhood. The state prosecution got all of my social media from ex Twitter, Instagram, Substack, and the only way I knew about it is because Instagram reached out and told me. And then, of course, the state, they're you know, they have to go through a process, so we saw the warrant, but they got all my social media. Elon's platform handed them everything. The state prosecution and T Mobile said I was a violent threat for talking about my guns in self defense. Here's the tweet right here that they said was a violent threat. I started with tweets and got censored. I made videos and got censored. I started a website with long form writing and got censored. And now I'll go guerrilla marketing on my foot with flyers and have my staccato for self defense. The keywords for self defense. That's not a violent threat. During my sentencing hearing, the state prosecution subpoenaed a police officer that arrested me sixteen years ago for a felony marijuana charge that I completed deferred adjudication for, did my probation. I stopped selling weed back then when all this happened in 2008 and focused on my career. It was just crazy to see how they brought in this police officer from sixteen years ago to make it seem like I was still a drug dealer now. The state prosecution even shared some of my whistleblower story, but they played down the fact that T Mobile violated Texas Health and Safety Code chapter 81 d by discriminating against me for being unvaccinated. Please share my story with someone you know because it exposes elected officials and corporations are corrupted.

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@aziaone1 @ElijahSchaffer He’s in contact with me. He’s one of the rare few with a big platform who is interested in my story.

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@theothertempest You’ll appreciate this story on my Substack

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New story posted - link in reply Why this story matters: I’ve spent the last 15 months speaking up and now the system is finally proving me right, the Stargate Project proves The Fourth Industrial Revolution is here. https://t.co/8U5sBBsYEL

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@TLluts I’m about to start making my rounds again. I’ve spoke at Plano and Prosper. Check this thread out to see some of my other videos. Most of it is me telling my story but I’ll dig in and expose the leaders.

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🚨🧵🙏🏼Here’s a thread of me speaking at City Council meetings. These are all on Texas - Dallas, Frisco, Plano, and Prosper. I could use your help, I’m being bullied by the Collin County Judiciary system, my story is well documented on my Substack and YouTube. https://t.co/oOOVntNOf3

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Here's a thread of me speaking at City Council Meetings. Thank you to all my followers and supporters, the support means a lot to me because I've lost A LOT of friends and family for speaking up. I started in March at Plano and have also spoke at Frisco, Dallas, and Prosper https://t.co/W3VTEynVii

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