The 60 Minutes piece on Tina Peters was a TOTAL HIT PIECE!
- No mention that the Colorado Court of Appeals called for a review of Tina's sentence based on free speech violations.
- No mention of her treatment in prison, including an assault.
- Jared Polis never mentioned pressure from Trump in his clemency letter.
- No mention of Democratic Senator Sonya Jaquez Lewis conviction on similar charges, only getting probation.
- No mention of Jena Griswold's failures — threatening confidence in our elections.
- Phil Weiser wants to punish Tina Peters because of her speech - "saying that she'll (Tina Peters) still fight against crooked elections. This is a scary part of the moment we are living in."
- None of the claims that Trump denied aid to Colorado had any actual evidence!
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Obama tried sending a Green Beret to prison. The crime? The GB beat the hell out of an Afghan police chief who chained little boys to a desk and did horrors I will not say. That is who Obama is. That is who his generals are. Pedophile demons in human suits.
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APOLOGIES IN ADVANCE TO ANY TENANTS READING THIS, BUT I’M NOT STAYING QUIET.
I’ve housed you for four years at $1,750 a month. You’ve never been late. You’ve never trashed it. You’ve been a solid tenant. Then I sent the renewal: rent’s going up $275.
YES.
You’ve paid me almost $84,000 over four years. That money covered the mortgage (which I’m still on the hook for if anything goes wrong), property taxes that keep rising, insurance premiums that have jumped hard, maintenance and repairs that cost more every year, and all the other costs of keeping the place habitable and legal.
The equity and any portfolio growth come from the capital I put in, the risk I took, and the fact that I own the asset, not from the rent check itself.
You’re the one writing the check every month for the right to live there. At the end of it, you own nothing because you didn’t buy it, finance it, or take on the ownership risks. I did. If the roof fails, the HVAC dies, a pipe bursts, taxes go up again, insurance spikes, or you leave and it sits vacant, that’s on me.
A $275 increase isn’t “because the market lets me.” It’s because the costs of providing the housing have gone up, insurance, taxes, labor, materials, compliance.
Recent data shows typical homeowners paying ~$1,380 a month just in maintenance, taxes, and insurance on top of the mortgage, with insurance up sharply over the last several years.
Apartment owners have been keeping only about 11 cents of every rent dollar after debt service, operations, taxes, and the rest.
Expenses have often risen faster than rents.
Stop treating landlords like a free housing subscription that never has rising costs. The rent pays for the use of the property and the service of ownership. The equity belongs to the person who bought it and bears the risk.
If you want a version where some of the money eventually becomes yours, buy your own home.
APOLOGIES IN ADVANCE TO ANY LANDLORDS READING THIS, BUT I'M NOT STAYING QUIET.
I just sent $1,750 in rent for a place I've lived in for four years. Never late. Never trashed it. Never once missed a payment.
Then the renewal email landed: rent's going up another $275 a month.
NO.
You've pulled almost $84,000 out of me over four years. That money paid your mortgage down, built your equity, funded your portfolio. And my reward for being the reliable tenant you never had to chase for rent is a bigger bill, simply because the market lets you charge one.
I'm the one writing the check every month, and at the end of all of it, I own nothing. Not a square foot of it.
If I'm covering your mortgage payment and then some, every single month, there should be a version of this where some of that money eventually becomes mine.
Stop treating good tenants like a subscription service you get to raise the price on whenever you feel like it.
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Vols 2.5 point underdogs
Lose by 3
Over under 51.5
Total 51
4 tds wiped off board from an Alabama ref when Tennessee plays they are winless on the road with him as the head ref
Missed late hits.
Phantom no PI where ref claims tip.
Brother. The Epstein conspiracy has less data.
🚨 France Opened Its Doors. Now Its Conquerors Are Mocking Them - America, Listen Up!
Watch these men beat their chests under the Eiffel Tower - France’s greatest symbol of civilization reduced to a stage for Islamic dominance. This is not culture. This is conquest made visible.
France got the low-level Islamic foot soldiers. The street muscle. The rioters. The ones who fill the banlieues, torch cars, enforce parallel rules, and simultaneously bankrupt the welfare state.
Generations of them. From a handful of mosques in 1975 to over 2,600 today. Arab-Muslim first names among newborns rising from under 1% to over 25%. Marseille 30–40%. Roubaix 35–40%. Seine-Saint-Denis 30–40%+ with whole communes already majority. Native French minorities in their own maternity wards.
The 2021 generals warned of “Islamism and the hordes of the banlieue” and civil war if nothing changed. They were mocked. The 2025 intelligence report confirmed the Brotherhood’s 139 linked mosques and 280 front groups building the infrastructure. France invited the numbers and is now living with the results.
America got something more dangerous.
We imported the sophisticated leadership. The doctors, the lawyers, the engineers, the professionals. The ones who arrive with credentials, set up the organizations, and execute a deliberate plan.
Each group has a purpose: CAIR and its affiliates for politics and lawfare. Muslim Student Associations for campuses. Islamic schools and mosques for the next generation. Charity and “community” networks that double as parallel societies.
They push Islam into every sector - government, schools, media, corporations, law, medical, sports, city councils - while simultaneously building mini-Islamic states where, from birth to death, you never have to deal with a non-Muslim. Arabic on the signs. Sharia norms in the neighborhoods. Halal everything. Parallel courts, parallel finance, parallel education. Funded by the same Gulf money that bankrolls Europe’s problems.
In America, they are quieter, more professional, and far more effective than street riots.
France got the poor foot soldiers who overwhelm the streets and the budget. We got the officers/leaders who seize the institutions and build the enclaves. Same ideology. Same end goal. Different delivery system.
The Eiffel Tower video is another Islamic flex/warning. France is further along. We are on the same path, only with better-organized operators who treat every election as jihad and every school board as territory.
America - the 2026 midterms on November 3 are the last clean chance to interrupt this.
They vote as a disciplined bloc. They turn out at 80–93% while most of us stay home. They win razor-thin local races that lock in the parallel systems. Once the numbers and the institutions tip, you do not get the country back.
Show up. Vote early. Vote Republican. Bring everyone you know. Treat every race like the future depends on it - because France already proved it does.
France opened the door and surrendered its future. America is following their lead, and more of our politicians do not even realize it
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🚨 BREAKING: Full-scale riots are breaking out in TURIN, ITALY now, with what appears to be GAS deployed
Europe is on their KNEES. They’re TERRIFYINGLY close to collapse.
This is what they want for America. FIGHT BACK AND DEPORT!
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There should be no GMac slander. Is he a Heisman candidate? No. Did he mess up on the last play? Yes. But it shouldn’t have come down to that. He had about 100 yards and 3 touchdowns wiped away.
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Can we just go back in time when marrying your brother, strangling your children, and trying to un-alive political opponents were all bad things?
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I don’t even know what to say about this officiating today. This is the most rigged blatant attempt at trying to get a team to lose I have ever seen.
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I’m not one to complain about refs. I always lean on the side of “We should have played better” but the spread being -2.5 and is getting 3 TDs called back just enough for the spread to hit is disgusting.
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Doesn’t get any funnier than a missed unnecessary roughness call after the play was over.
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I usually have never been a “football is rigged” type of guy but naw them refs need to be investigated
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"I think we all know how different this game would have looked if we didn't have those penalties."
What George MacIntyre said after loss to South Carolina, "one of the most frustrating games I've ever played in" ⬇️
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