Anna Molly retweeted
In light of suggestions that Susie Wiles and James Blair may pursue legal action over my Joe Rogan interview, I am publicly requesting that she, Ballard Partners, Continental Straregy, and other relevant parties immediately preserve all potentially relevant records and communications, including:
✅All communications between Susie Wiles, Ballard Partners, and their representatives concerning lobbying access, meetings, policy decisions, and corporate clients.
✅All communications involving Bayer, Monsanto, Ballard Partners, and White House officials concerning glyphosate, the national security executive order, and the administration’s position in Supreme Court litigation involving Bayer.
✅All communications concerning sugar-industry political contributions, fundraising commitments, and discussions about how those interests related to federal nutrition policy.
✅All communications involving Tony Fabrizio, food-industry representatives, and White House officials concerning MAHA initiatives, school nutrition standards, and the proposed federal definition of ultra-processed foods.
✅All drafts, internal correspondence, meeting notes, and communications involving Walker Barrett, Heidi Overton, and other relevant officials concerning the glyphosate executive order and Bayer litigation, including discussions about Secretary Kennedy’s involvement.
✅All relevant lobbying agreements, invoices, payment records, meeting calendars, visitor logs, and communications concerning corporate efforts to influence the policy decisions discussed in my interview - including from Continental Strategy.
✅All nonprivileged communications concerning my allegations, their factual accuracy, and any contemplated legal action arising from my interview.
This preservation request includes emails, text messages, Signal, WhatsApp, encrypted or disappearing messages, attachments, drafts, and relevant electronically stored records.
I welcome a full and transparent examination of the facts.
Anna Molly retweeted
#News Did we get 'Gone Girl'd" by Lindsay Clancy?
Linday Clancy's husband took a 12-week paternity leave, then decided to work from home to help his wife.
#Massachusetts
Her two older children were in pre-school three days a week, she had a nanny for the baby and years of experience around kids from her time as a labor-and-delivery nurse.
Yet with all that support, she still decided to k*ll her kids; Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and 8-month-old Callan - many are now saying, she 'Gone Girl'd' the nation.
#court
Fast Facts:
🔷️In May 2022 - after Callan was born, Lindsay took about 18 weeks (4.5 months) of maternity leave but was given as much time as she needed.
🔷️Patrick took 12 weeks of paternity leave, then worked from home to help with the baby.
🔷️They had a nanny, Elaine Rossi, who worked three days a week through December 2022 to help with the baby.
🔷️She called Lindsay a “wonderful mom” and said she had no fear leaving the children with her - important counter to the 'psychosis' claim
🔷️Cora and Dawson went to preschool - full days - Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, plus a half day on Thursday - meaning they were out of the home for 3.5 days a week.
🔷️Online salary estimators show Patrick's tech job pulled in between about $258,000 to $481,000 a year - so money wasn't an issue.
🔷️They lived in an affluent neighborhood - and at the time of the k*llings their home was worth about $850,000.
🔷️Lindsay spent 7-years as a delivery nurse - which exposed her to what happens when a parent tells a doctor she is hearing a voice telling her to k*ll her children
🔷️Prosecutors said she understood what would happen if she laid out the story too early, and to medical professionals.
🔷️Treating clinicians who saw her in the weeks before Jan. 24 testified she said she was not hearing any voices, and she was not planning to hurt the kids.
🔷️In the days before the k*llings she google searched “Can you treat a sociopath?”
🔷️On the day of the k*llings she used Apple Maps (4:13 p.m.) to time the drive to ThreeV, a Plymouth restaurant the family did not usually use.
🔷️She texted Patrick about takeout, looked up CVS, and sent him out for food and a child’s medicine.
🔷️Prosecutors called that a window she built.
🔷️Patrick called. She missed it, then called him back - during the exact time frame she was k*lling his kids.
🔷️For the first time, from the hospital, she told him she heard a man’s voice saying it was her last chance to k*ll the children and herself. That was after the fact.
🔷️Forensic toxicologist Justin Brower of NMS Labs testified about drugs measured in her blood after the jump.
🔷️Brower told the jury that people who swallow a handful of pills to die (overdose) do not look like this.
“This is not consistent with that.”
Now people are comparing Clancy to Amy Dunne - the wife in Gone Girl
Amy is the wife who meticulously plans her disappearance to make it look like her husband k*lled her - all the while keeping an innocent victim persona in the media.
She carefully crafted diary entries, planted evidence, had a pregnant-looking body double plan, then made a bloody return complete with a wild kidnapping story.
Amy is smart, meticulous, controlled and plays into the woman victimhood that everyone wants to believe; the perfect woman, the perfect wife, the victim who is now pregnant, all to stay in complete control.
The comparison people are making with Clancy: She is a polished professional who used the “sick, overmedicated mom” story the way Amy used the “missing wife” story.
It is a cultural comparison - not yet a conspiracy.
#christinaaguayonews
Anna Molly retweeted
Everyone debating beef prices should hear from someone who actually raises cattle.
I’m a small rancher. It can cost me ~$2,500 to raise an animal + ~$600 to process it. If I bring home ~500 lbs of beef, that’s $6.20/lb before I pay myself ONE DOLLAR for land, fencing, equipment, fuel, labor, losses or risk.
So no, American ranchers aren’t getting rich off expensive beef.
And importing cheaper beef isn’t the solution I want.
I’d rather see Americans cut out the mega-packers and buy directly from local ranchers. Buy a quarter, half or whole animal. Know the farm. Know how it was raised. Ask whether it was grass-fed, grass-finished, grain-finished, or something else. Know who processed it.
Quality and production standards vary, and “imported” doesn't automatically mean inferior—but cheaper commodity beef is not the same proposition as knowing exactly where your food came from.
Want to help American families AND American cattlemen?
Buy local. Buy direct. Shorten the supply chain.
Then you don’t have to wonder which multinational handled your dinner—or whether tomorrow’s “beef” came from a cow, a bioreactor or a 3D printer.
Food security starts with knowing your farmer.
#BeefPrices #BuyLocal #AmericanRancher #FarmToTable #FoodSecurity
Anna Molly retweeted
As some of you may be aware, we will likely be importing more cheap foreign beef in order to cut the cost at the grocery store for the consumers-this is likely a midterm election strategy as people don’t vote for incumbents when food is too expensive
The down stream effect of this is that it will likely cause many American ranchers to go out of business unless additional help is sent their way
In the mean time, if you can afford to do so, please buy directly from ranchers if you can-it might be the difference between them going out of business or surviving to keep on doing what they do the best in the world, producing high quality beef!
Share this if you’d be so kind!
Anna Molly retweeted
Amazing footage of Eddie Vedder belting out “Even Flow” as a nobody at a free concert in Seattle, a month before grunge went supernova in US.
Vividly remember buying both “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and “Use Your Illusion” cassette the same day and listening to both on repeat for weeks.
"Sounds of Seattle" 1991, festival gratuito pagado por el ayuntamiento para publicitar el talento local. Pearl Jam cierran el concierto a tres días de publicar su primer álbum "Ten" y a un mes de que saliera el "Nevermind" de Nirvana que cambiaría la industria musical de un día para otro.
"Ten" no cuajó en un primer momento tras su lanzamiento y tuvieron que pasar ocho meses hasta que la fuerza de arrastre de "Smells Like Teen Spirit" —y el repentino interés hacia otras bandas grunges por parte de la MTV—, alzaran al icónico álbum al número dos de las listas estadounidenses.
Este fue el último momento en que Pearl Jam no fueron nadie. Tocando en su ciudad, para una mezcla de fans tempraneros del grupo y paisanos que pasaban por ahí y no tenían nada mejor que hacer.
Documentazo.
Anna Molly retweeted
This is the first time Guns N' Roses ever played "Patience" live, a cramped room at CBGB, October 1987, about 100 people watching.
Appetite was stalled at #65. Axl's reading the lyrics off a sheet because they'd just written it. Weeks later, everything changed.
Anna Molly retweeted
Did an Israeli drone kill Charlie Kirk?
teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1AGRnZPRz…
Anna Molly retweeted
Is @RandPaul a traitor?
Is @SenRonJohnson a traitor, too?
Have they been pretending to investigate, but in fact, misleading the public..?
If they were, how could you tell?
Is it OK for Senators to mislead the public about a public health crisis?
Watch, and you'll see..
The evidence indicates they have both been working with the CIA for years, to hide the truth.
Anna Molly retweeted
July 2020. Steps of the Supreme Court. America’s Frontline Doctors stood in white coats and told the American people the truth the regime did not want spoken:
COVID was treatable.
Early treatment worked.
Nobody needed to die.
Lockdowns were never necessary.
We were censored within hours. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube erased the video. Careers were destroyed. Doctors were threatened. Patients were denied the medicine that could have saved them.
They called us dangerous.
They were the danger.
History has already rendered its verdict. We were right. They lied. And the people paid the price in lives, liberty, and lost years.
Watch it. Share it. Bookmark it.
Never let them memory-hole what they did.
The truth was never the threat.
Their power was.
Anna Molly retweeted
“I work the front desk at a small doctor’s office, and I wish people could see what happens on the other side of the phone.
Every day, older patients call us confused.
They are told to use the patient portal, upload documents, check lab results online, fill out forms before the visit, and confirm everything through a link.
Some of them do not know what a portal is.
Some do not have a smartphone.
Some have one, but they are afraid to click the wrong thing.
Last week, a man in his late 80s called about his test results.
He said, “Ma’am, I don’t mean to bother you, but the computer says I have a message and I don’t know how to open it.”
He sounded ashamed.
That broke my heart.
He should not have to feel ashamed for needing a human being.
Technology can be helpful. I understand that.
But when people who built this country are made to feel helpless because everything became a login and a password, we have gone too far.
Not everything needs to be an app.
Not every answer should be hidden behind a screen.
Sometimes people need a voice.
A patient person.
A real human who says, “Don’t worry, I can help you.”
Progress should not leave seniors behind.
Because one day, the world will move faster than us too.
And I hope someone is kind enough to slow down.
~Unknown
Anna Molly retweeted
Wow
🚨 Here is the full 40 minutes of my crew and I exposing California fraud, Minnesota was big but California is even bigger... We uncovered over $170,000,000 in fraud as these fraudsters live in luxury with no consequences. Like it and share it, the fraud must STOP.
We ALL work way too hard and pay too much in taxes for this to be happening. These fraudsters have been able to defraud American taxpayers for years without any pushback from the public and politicians.
It is time to EXPOSE IT ALL and end America's fraud crisis.
Anna Molly retweeted
The 50-year mortgage proposal is basically: cut a few hundred off the monthly payment, spend hundreds of thousands more overall.
If that sounds like a good deal to you, congratulations! You just rented from the bank for half a century.
Anna Molly retweeted
This is the wildest attack ad I’ve ever seen in politics. Andrew Cuomo pulling out all the stops.
Anna Molly retweeted
Chris Cuomo gets crushed by the facts on air after claiming the Harvard Tylenol study came to a “split decision” on whether there’s a link to autism.
@MartyMakary wasn’t about to let that claim slide.
CUOMO: “So Harvard does a review of previous studies... and they came up with what I would term as a split decision in favor of studies that found that Tylenol may have an association with negative effects, including potential forms of autism.”
MAKARY: “This research is NOT a split decision as you described. TWENTY-SEVEN studies found an association between prenatal use of acetaminophen and autism. There were thirteen studies that went the other way, but the authors concluded that higher quality studies FAVORED an association.
“And if I can just quote the dean of the Harvard School of Public Health, my former institution: ‘There is a CAUSAL relationship between prenatal acetaminophen and the neurodegenerative disorders of ADHD and autism spectrum disorder.’”
In no context ever is 27 studies vs. 13 a “split decision.” If this were a boxing match, it would be a unanimous decision in favor of the autism link. Makary wasted no time correcting Cuomo and made him eat those words on air.