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David J Harris Jr.
BREAKING: A 13-year-old orphaned girl told staff she felt unsafe, but her request to move was DENIED. JK Rowling just offered to pay for her day in court.
A 13-year-old orphaned girl, the only female in the unit and with no criminal record, was placed at St Mary's Kenmure in Glasgow alongside 11 boys aged 15-17, all teenage offenders. She told staff she felt unsafe and requested to move to an empty houseblock, but her request was denied.
The situation was documented by the Council of Europe's committee for the prevention of torture following an inspection.
JK Rowling responded strongly, offering to pay for the girl's day in court. She wrote: "Who does it hurt if we make every space mixed-sex? This is who it hurts: the most vulnerable, those without power and influence, the invisible people politicians don't bother to consider when chasing likes and photo ops."
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Rep. Ro Khanna's wife sold Nvidia stocks near peak before shares plunged over sex scandal trib.al/Uz8sub4
So, if the majority of Nvidia’s employees want @JensenHuang to stay, maybe @nvidia decision makers need to listen to the employees!
Replying to @RichardHanania
Apparently (unsurprisingly) 80+% of NVIDIA employees want Jensen to stay.
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A mother in front of me at the grocery store handed her 2-year-old a lemon and said "smell this." The boy grabbed it with both hands, brought it to his face, inhaled, and made an expression so dramatic that the woman behind us started laughing. His eyes squeezed shut. His nose wrinkled. His whole body recoiled. And then he shoved the lemon back at his mother and said "again."
She handed it back. He smelled it again. Same reaction. Same recoil. Same "again." They did this 4 times before she put the lemon in the bag and moved to the onions. She picked up a yellow onion and held it under his nose and said "this one is different. Tell me what you think." He smelled it carefully. Looked at her. Looked at the onion. Said "not nice." She laughed and said "I agree. Let us find one you like."
They spent 40 minutes in the grocery store. He did not ask for candy once. He did not cry once. He did not reach for her phone once. He was too busy working.
The grocery store is the most underrated sensory classroom on earth and most parents speed through it with a screen propped on the cart handle trying to survive the trip.
Here is what that boy was doing while he was smelling lemons.
The produce section alone contains more sensory data than a $200 activity gym. A bell pepper is smooth, firm, hollow, and cold from the refrigerated display. An avocado is rough, soft, heavy for its size, and room temperature. A bunch of grapes is cool, round, and clustered in a pattern he has to figure out how to pull apart. A watermelon is enormous, heavy, smooth, and makes a sound when you knock on it.
Each object is a lesson in weight, temperature, texture, shape, and color. Each one requires his hands to adapt. The grip for a lemon is different from the grip for a banana is different from the grip for a bag of rice. His motor cortex is calibrating in real time. His tactile system is processing surfaces his playroom has never offered him. His olfactory system is cataloging scents that no candle and no toy and no screen can replicate.
And the language. The narration that mother was doing without thinking about it. "This is heavy. This is light. This is cold. This one is bumpy. This one is smooth. What color is this? How does this smell?" Every sentence was a direct deposit into his vocabulary. Contextual language. Words attached to objects he was holding in his hands. Not abstract. Not flashcards. Real words for real things he could see and touch and smell in the moment the word was spoken.
A study on language acquisition found that contextual narration, describing what the child is experiencing in real time, produces vocabulary gains 3 times faster than reading the same words from a book. Because the word and the experience are simultaneous. The brain does not have to imagine the lemon. The lemon is in his hand. The word and the object fuse together in memory.
The mother who hands her toddler a phone in the cart is solving a problem. I understand that. The grocery store with a toddler is hard. The meltdowns are real. The judgment from other shoppers is real. The phone makes it survivable.
But the mother who hands her toddler a lemon is solving a different problem. She is turning 40 minutes of potential chaos into 40 minutes of learning disguised as shopping. She is not spending extra time. She is spending the same time differently.
You do not need to be perfect. You do not need to narrate every aisle. Start with one thing. One piece of produce. Hand it to him. Say its name. Describe one thing about it. Let him hold it. Let him smell it. Let him drop it and pick it up.
You will look ridiculous talking to a toddler about the texture of a bell pepper in the middle of a crowded store. Your toddler will be learning more in that moment than he would learn from 2 hours of the most expensive educational app on your phone.
Both things are true. Look ridiculous. Keep teaching.
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I can’t believe this is real
Here are criminals who just got elected to into office in America:
- Janene Ackles in North Carolina: Multiple convictions including lying to obtain unemployment benefits 6 times, writing fraudulent checks 14 times and reckless driving. She has 21 total guilty verdicts
- Nicole Mitchell in Minnesota: In 2025 she was arrested for burglarizing someone's home. She spent 6 months in prison and is on a 5 year probation
- Anthony Ealy in Missouri: He won his election by 68%. The day after his election, He threatened to kill a man and a woman. He is now being charged with assault, and now he's in jail
- LaKesha Womack in North Carolina: She didn't return a rental car that she rented in 2019. The car was over $20,000. She said she needed her car because she was homeless and her and her son needed a place to live. She never returned the rental car
- LaMonica McIver in New Jersey: she has 3 federal counts against her for assaulting ICE officers. 21 convictions on her record.
- Jovan Jackson in Nevada: He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery, DUI, battery and for resisting arrest from an officer
- Ericka Lomick in Texas: She was arrested for mortgage fraud, money laundering and she served 63 months in prison, and she won by 810 votes
- Xavier Becerra in California “He's probably the worst one. 300,000 children went missing under his watch, and now he's going to be the governor of California”
@Brookerteejones “Criminals who are now elected officials. Yes, you heard me right. Many people that will be serving in our government are criminals.”
Ohh and before you ask I looked it up, EVERY SINGLE ONE is a Democrat
The Democrat party is the party of criminals. I doubt any of them actually won their elections fairly
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🔴 FLASH — Le château de Bayon datant du 19ème siècle, près de Lunéville (54), ravagé par les flammes cette nuit.
Plus de 60 pompiers et 25 engins ont été mobilisés pour combattre les flammes.
(INFO L’Est Républicain)
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His political career in the Democrat Party is over.
🚨 SHOCKING: Brand-new Democrat already blowing the whistle on his own party
Don Leonard just flipped Ohio’s 15th (a Trump +10 seat) and says senior House Democrats straight-up threatened him: back Hakeem Jeffries for Speaker or they’ll make his life a “living hell” in Washington and make sure he loses his next election.
They told him to “wear the team jersey” and “be a good team player.”
Translation: They don’t want representatives. They want obedient votes.
The same party that screamed “No Kings” 👑 is already strong-arming its own freshmen into total submission.
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This guy works for a company that represents tenants and property management companies in NYC, and what he’s witnessing is nothing short of blatant theft of taxpayer money.
The One-Shot Deal is supposed to be emergency financial assistance from the NYC Human Resources Administration. It’s meant for people in a genuine financial crisis so they can cover back rent, utility bills, and other qualifying emergency expenses. One time. That’s the whole point.
Instead, the same people skip paying rent the entire year, then file the exact same paperwork like clockwork every single year. HRA looks at these massive claims and approves them. Every. Single. Time. It stopped being “emergency help” a long time ago. It’s just an annual free-rent handout funded by everyone else who actually pays their bills.
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#News NYPD officers arrested a man wearing a MAGA hat and holding an American flag for a peaceful art demonstration, then put the American flag on the ground.
The man was walking through Times Square with the flag as part of what he said was performance art.
He was pulling a cart when officers stopped him. He asked:
“What is the articulation of how was it disorderly?” and “How is it disorderly? Handcuffs?”
#NewYork
As he was pulling out his ID, the officers, one named Chan and the other Mohamed, put him in handcuffs, then tossed the American flag on the ground.
Critics say that a MAGA supporter gets arrested in New York city by a M*slim cop for peacefully walking through Times Square, while American flags are burned and ripped off flag poles in the City without consequence.
They add that the new police officers in NYC are not trained, don’t know American rights, don't care about American values, and are getting more aggressive.
Others say ‘welcome to Zohran Mamdani’s New York.’
The NYPD has about 3,000 M*slim officers, with accommodations for hijabs, prayer times and religious practices expanding over recent years.
What do you think about an NYPD officer putting the American flag on the ground so he can arrest a peaceful protester wearing a MAGA hat?
#ChristinaAguayoNews
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It has been widely reported that the left is planning a campaign of street protests in January along with a plan to declare the President’s admin illegitimate if they try to deal with foreign interference or anything else that compromised the midterms. This is part of a color revolution to overthrow the President & seize power. Acc to the people involved & their own documents, as published by @datarepublican & others, their chances of succeeding go down significantly in countries where they do not have the military in their side. Thanks to Sec of War, Pete Hegseth, the U.S. Military has not been captured by these people. Why would Massie want this country robbed of a critical line of defense? Why would you target the one person who is unwavering in this committment to serving, protecting & defending the American people & the Republic?
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White South African farmer who was shot, stabbed and had his ears cut off by savage black farm attackers survived!
He is a warrior and stands firm!
The world knows about the crimes against humanity and how white people are being persecuted in South Africa!
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In the autumn of 1946, an American widow from Philadelphia walked into a schoolroom in bombed-out Tokyo, looked at the 12-year-old Crown Prince of Japan, and told him she was giving everyone in class an English name.
"In this classroom," she said gently, "your name is Jimmy."
The boy stiffened and answered, "No. I am the Prince."
"Yes," she smiled. "You are Prince Akihito. That is your real name. Wait and see, though. In this class, you are Jimmy."
Her name was Elizabeth Gray Vining. Thirteen years earlier, a car crash had killed her husband and left her paralyzed with grief. She found her footing again through her Quaker faith and writing children's books.
After Japan's surrender, Emperor Hirohito made an unprecedented personal request: he wanted an American woman, a Christian but not a fanatic, to open windows to the world for his young son.
Out of every candidate in America, they chose Mrs. Vining.
Until she arrived, young Akihito had been raised apart from his parents by chamberlains who bowed before speaking. Nobody had ever treated him simply as a twelve-year-old boy.
For four years, Mrs. Vining did. Classmates called him Jimmy in English lessons. She introduced him to tennis, Western literature, and Abraham Lincoln, and arranged for him to visit ordinary homes and meet children outside palace walls.
When she sailed home in 1950, the boy she called Jimmy had grown into a thoughtful young man who cared deeply about peace.
Nine years later, when Crown Prince Akihito married Princess Michiko in 1959, only one private foreign guest was invited to the wedding.
It was Mrs. Vining.
Decades later, as Emperor of Japan, he still visited his old teacher in her quiet Pennsylvania home until she passed away at ninety-seven.
Peace between two nations is signed on battleship decks by generals. Sometimes, though, it is built in a quiet classroom by a kind widow from Philadelphia.
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If you’re wondering how our elections in America are always so close, like how Democrats pulled ahead in Virginia’s redistricting within a few percentage points, this is how
Former CIA Operations Officer Gary Berntsen explains there are teams of people who rig our elections and keep the vote totals extremely close, by slim margins, so it’s believable and hard to prove fraud
Lara Logan interviews Former CIA operations officer Gary Berntsen. He explains, in detail, how elections are being stolen in America
He describes there are teams of statisticians, mathematicians, and hackers who map out every county and identify where margins can be quietly adjusted
Different techniques are used in each location so nothing matches in a recount. When a 70-30 county becomes 68-32, nobody notices. But when you add up these differences across an entire state, those tiny amounts of fraud decide outcomes
Both former CIA operations officer Gary Berntsen and author Ralph Pezzullo explain the strategy. They explain they don't flip the big blue cities. Instead they shave votes in the places no one ever audits
“They know where they can find the dead people... Mm-hmm.”
“They plan this, It's meticulous. It's meticulous. These guys are experts at this. It's not just a few guys in a back room. You're talking about hundreds of statisticians and engineers, and they work it, you know, for a year to plan and mathematicians and hackers.”
“We had a map out of Colorado when we were talking to our engineers, the guys that designed it, that stole the elections.
— We just go to every one place where Trump wins 70-30 and — Shaved it off.
We shave in every other place. We don't go near a Democratic place, because when they wanna do recounts, they're gonna go to the Democratic places. They don't realize we shaved in every other committee. We know every other county.
We know how to do this. And then in each of those things where they shave, they shave with a different technique in each one of those. So if you found something in, in one county, there's no continuity around the state that way.
So this is why the Republicans are so much at fault, because they have the power and the ability to show in their areas they can allow access to the machines, they can allow access to the source code”
People need to go to prison. Democrats are stealing elections nationwide in every county, in every state of America
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A caregiver is accused of helping drain more than $38k from 6 seniors.
Some of them are 99 years old.
Welcome to Cincinnati.
A grand jury indicted 11 people on 29 felony counts.
In-home aide Robyn Brown, 30, stole checks and photographed credit cards from residents at The Kenwood by Senior Star.
The 6 victims are 85 to 99.
Detectives say 3 or 4 of them are 99, and some have no family nearby.
Brown worked for all 6 through Trinity In Home Care, an outside company.
Police say she was the only defendant with direct access.
Police say the others cashed the stolen checks.
A 99-year-old woman's late husband's gold necklaces were stolen too.
It started in August, when a resident reported checks missing.
Trinity fired Brown the next day, after about 11 months on the job, and went to police.
"They just feel lonely, so they gravitate to whoever is giving them attention. Unfortunately, in this case, it was Robyn," Det. Naomi Stewart said.
*Also charged:
Monae Mosley, 33
Sean Caldwell, 22
Taliyah Telich, 22
Jaylon Malone, 27
Arnando Miller, 27
Sabryna Overton, 33
Melyana Green, 20
Jordan Malone, 21
Morrigan Crutcher, 22
Daryl Bullucks is still wanted.
Brown pleaded not guilty.
She was released on a recognizance bond and ordered to stay away from the victims.
If only there was a common thread......
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Why didn't Thomas Massie sign the #MMTLP letter?
The same reason he wanted @Cyntaxed007 to delete her old MMTLP advocacy X account. Massie is connected to all the globalists that nakedshorted American stocks into the ground.
Globalists don't walk around announcing that they want to open borders and destroy the fabric of society so that we are easier to control by their big international banks, companies and NGOs. They send someone like Thomas Massie to come in and say that the government should cut back on border security spending and prison spendings, which sounds great but achieves exactly what those globalists want him to achieve, and you can see how connected they are, because fund him and are the people he is always with. All of them have connections to South Africa which is the transhipping hub for the global drug trade, they are connected to the Soros-backed Arab Spring revolution in the middle east, and they are all connected to China.
I don't blame anyone for not having done the research and just like the idea of cutting government spending or getting the Epstein files, but you should research it yourself, because ironically Massie is part of the same Epstein swamp.
You want to know why Thomas Massie wanted me to delete my old X account?
A big part of it is as my advocacy work with #MMTLP, fighting for transparency and against corruption in our financial markets.
Think GameStop on steroids and counterfeit stock shares
I later learned Thomas had ties to those we believed are involved in the crimes.
For so many reasons I believe his fight for the Epstein victims is completely self serving and a tantrum directed at @realDonaldTrump
I am not sure anyone can get this message to the president but
President Trump, there has been a letter waiting for you to sign to help the 125k victims of the #mmtlpTravesty we desperately need your help
Please help this community 🙏
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I spent 40 months in Afghanistan. From the turret and from Hilux trucks. I watched men get up from their chair and beat their burka clad wives (who were working in the field while the men relaxed) with a stick just because she looked at our convoy as we drove by.
Not once. Over and over. BEAT THEM.
That's what Sharia law looks like up close. Ladies supporting it here have lost their rabbit ass minds. You don't get a voice. You don't get rights. You become property.
Not in Florida. Not in America. 🇺🇸🪖


































