Goodnight dear father. Semper Fi.

If you don’t know which way to vote on 3. Listen to this.

Let’s put this into perspective. @elonmusk is giving one share of Spacex to kids: If my parents had purchased one single share of Berkshire Hathaway when I was 7 years old in 1966, it would be worth $800,000 today. If Spacex has at least the same performance (undoubtedly it will outperform Berkshire Hathaway) that share will be worth over $8,000,000 by the time my grandchildren are ready to retire. One. Single. Share. And time is on their side.

Vote. Bring your mom.

Quite possibly the lamest excuse for voting no on Amendment 3 in Florida is “well, they will just tax us somewhere else to make up the difference.” This implies that government has no choice in downsizing. The opposite is true. Vote for local officials who will DOGE local spending and teach them how to live within their means. No more $200,000,000 admin buildings with private gyms and spas. No more 30 percent raises and $200,000.00 salaries for tax collectors. Vote YES on Amendment 3 and take back control.

A DNA match between Omar and her Husband? This guy’s firm investigated and concluded that there was a 99.99999 dna match between Ilan Omar and her Husband. He runs a reputable company in St Petersburg, Florida. Michael “Ski” Jaczewski is the founder, owner, and operator of Toltec Investigations (also referred to in connection with Toltec Brand Protection), a private investigation firm based in the St. Petersburg, Florida area. Background and Business •He is a U.S. Coast Guard veteran who moved from the Buffalo, New York area to Florida while serving. He initially pursued federal law enforcement roles (e.g., US Marshals, FBI, DEA) but entered private investigations after working for a small PI firm in St. Petersburg. •He has been a licensed private investigator since roughly 2001 and founded Toltec around that time (Florida LLC records show incorporation in 2011 under his name as manager/registered agent; a related New York entity was formed later). •The firm specializes in brand protection, intellectual property investigations (anti-counterfeiting, trademark/patent issues), corporate fraud, surveillance, background checks, missing persons, and related services. It claims extensive work for Fortune 500 companies (examples referenced in materials include Coca-Cola, Ford, Harley-Davidson, Apple, Briggs & Stratton, and others) across all 50 states and over 70–75 countries, with claims of tens of thousands of completed assignments. •Jaczewski emphasizes a professional network of partners, efficiency, and adherence to principles drawn from the “Toltec” philosophy (e.g., being impeccable with one’s word). Contact details associated with him and the firm include [email protected] and phone numbers such as 727-403-1129. The company has an active web presence (toltec.net / toltecpi.com), podcast appearances discussing PI work, and positive client testimonials focused on corporate and personal cases. There is no BBB accreditation noted in available profiles. Toltec Investigations collected multiple DNA samples from discarded items (trash) outside Omar’s Washington, D.C., residence as part of his privately funded investigation. The broader effort also sought samples related to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi. These materials were sent for testing at Endeavor DNA Laboratories. No independent reporting, interviews, or public statements from Toltec, or associated personnel confirm or elaborate on this specific assignment. There are no reports of Jaczewski or Toltec being questioned by authorities, issuing comments, or otherwise publicly addressing the Omar matter, sample collection, chain of custody, or results around the 2021 release or afterward. Jaczewski maintains a long-standing, publicly documented private investigation practice focused primarily on corporate/brand protection work rather than high-profile political or personal DNA cases. No further public details, verification, or commentary from the investigators have surfaced in available sources.

Abdul talks tough to a US Marine? That wouldn’t end well

Uhm… what the hell happened to my X on my iPad?

The pro Omar idiots and bots are coming out of the woodwork regurgitating the same scripted talking points. When the DOJ finally shows the receipts, let’s see how quickly the rats jump from the ship.

Ilan Omar can clear this up easily. Just release the records. The most reliable evidence would come from contemporaneous U.S. records created around the time of arrival or key life events, rather than a Somali birth certificate (which are rare; registration rates for children have historically been only a few percent). Key sources that could establish her age include: Immigration and naturalization files (USCIS A-file): These are the strongest and most relevant. They would include the family’s 1995 refugee resettlement paperwork, any derivative citizenship application (e.g., Form N-600 or equivalent), and her father’s 2000 naturalization documents listing her as a minor child with a specific date of birth. Recent reporting indicates a federal probe is focused on whether the birthdate was misstated on these forms so she could claim derivative citizenship as a minor. School records: Official biographies state she graduated from Edison High School in Minneapolis in 2001. Enrollment forms, transcripts, or immunization records from Edison (or earlier schools in Arlington, Virginia, after the 1995 arrival) typically list a date of birth provided at the time of enrollment—closer to the events than later public statements. Refugee and resettlement documents: UNHCR or U.S. resettlement agency files (the family was sponsored by a Lutheran church) from the Kenyan camp and U.S. entry in March 1995. Public accounts consistently describe her as about 12 upon arrival; these files would have recorded ages or birthdates for the family members. Other U.S. government or institutional records: First U.S. passport application, Social Security records, driver’s license application, early employment or tax documents, or school/medical immunization records. These often capture a date of birth entered years earlier and can be cross-checked for consistency. Self-reported details in interviews, her memoir, or later biographical listings (which shifted from 1981 to 1982 in some public records in 2019) carry less weight because they are not contemporaneous. Public sources now list her birthdate as October 4, 1982, which would make her 12 at the March 1995 arrival and 17 in 2000; a 1981 birthdate would make her older at both points. In short, the immigration A-file and early school/resettlement records are the primary practical avenues for verification. Those are the documents a federal investigation would examine. If she wasn’t hiding something, she would have released these records.