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Breakling reply @FmrRepMTG /substance 2026-10-14

Late stage MAGA is so disgusting and unrecognizable to me, and I find this shocking as one who attended more Trump rallies than I can count. A woman with a “Release The Epstein Files” shirt stands at a Trump rally shouting at Trump to release the Epstein files and gets physically…

I've attended many Trump rallies, and I no longer recognize the movement I supported. A woman demanding the Epstein files was attacked and removed while Trump mocked her and those who attacked her stayed. MAGA once called for transparency and defended women; now loyalty to Trump appears to excuse mistreating them. A movement that humiliates women and turns against people calling for accountability is betraying the Christian values so many of its supporters profess. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @SecScottBessent /substance 2026-10-11

Another day, another Econ 101 lesson for Professor Warren. Her “Trumpflation” tracker conveniently ignores the Bidenflation tidal wave that crushed American families, cherry-picks wage growth by refusing to acknowledge positive real wage gains since President Trump came into off…

I think Warren's Trumpflation tracker gives a misleading picture of the economy. It overlooks Biden-era price rises and real wage gains since Trump took office, while using insurance-premium projections instead of medical-care CPI. A fair comparison should use consistent measures to assess Trump's record against the failed Biden policies Warren supported. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @JoJoFromJerz /substance 2026-10-09

So we’re livestreaming military executions now? American soldiers shooting a man in a wheelchair for the whole world to watch? What in the blood-spattered, bread-and-circuses bullshit are we doing? Nidal Hasan murdered thirteen people. He deserves punishment. I’ve been to Fort…

Nidal Hasan deserves punishment for murdering thirteen people. Livestreaming his execution turns justice into a spectacle that centers the killer instead of honoring his victims. I fear those images will hand extremists a martyr and years of propaganda, putting families and troops at risk. Hegseth cannot reconcile his public Christianity with turning a killing into entertainment. We spent years condemning the Taliban and Iran for public executions. Now our own government wants a global audience. With families struggling to afford essentials, I want leaders focused on making us safer, not broadcasting retribution. This is cruelty packaged as justice. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @Handre /substance 2026-10-09

The left loved Elon Musk when he was building electric cars and taking NASA contracts. The moment he bought Twitter in October 2022 and started firing bureaucrats, the affection evaporated overnight. Musk built SpaceX from scratch, slashed the cost of orbital launches by roughly…

I think the change in how progressives treat Musk is political. They celebrated Tesla and SpaceX when his work served their priorities, then turned against him after he bought Twitter and challenged its management and moderation. Twitter survived a drastic reduction in staff. To me, that undermines claims that its old bureaucracy was indispensable. Musk's companies still make products many critics use, while other billionaires retain progressive support. My objection is the double standard: wealth is welcomed when it supports progressive power and condemned when it challenges it. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @LexiBeaChorlton /substance 2026-10-09

I am literally embarrassed how pathetic we must look on the international stage with Burnham as our PM He's not even elected, there wasn't even a vote by anyone, at all, not even within the Labour party The man is a dictator and has no mandate. He's worse than Starmer, as at le…

I do not believe Burnham has a democratic mandate: he did not lead Labour into a general election, and members had no leadership ballot. Starmer at least faced voters as party leader. I regard this as a failure of democratic accountability. Other countries should refuse to deal with this government until voters have a say in who leads it. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @Tablesalt13 /substance 2026-10-08

‼️LOOK AT THIS - these politicans have ZERO principles Scumbag Floorcrosser Matt Jeneroux just voted as a Liberal AGAINST a Bill he SECONDED as a Conservative to be created! He voted down his OWN BILL! Bill C-218, the Right to Recover Act, would have permanently stopped t…

Matt Jeneroux jointly seconded Bill C-218 as a Conservative, then voted against it as a Liberal on October 7. The bill would have permanently excluded mental illness alone as grounds for assisted dying. Voting down a measure he helped advance is an unprincipled reversal.

Breakling reply @elephant_23 /substance 2026-10-06

Here’s one that’ll probably piss off almost everyone. I’m becoming convinced that 90% of the Democrat vs Republican bullshit we watch every day is nothing more than political theater. They scream at each other on TV, call each other communists, fascists, traitors and threats t…

I'm becoming convinced that most of the Democrat-versus-Republican conflict is political theater. The parties trade accusations on TV and we fight over them, while politicians on six-figure salaries seem to leave Washington worth millions. Neither party fixes the problems it blames on the other. Government grows, debt rises and our money buys less. Maybe the real fight is Washington versus the rest of us, and we're still fighting their battles. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @GuntherEagleman /substance 2026-09-25

JEN PSAKI IS LECTURING AMERICA ABOUT PRESS FREEDOM. LET THAT SINK IN. This is the same woman who stood at the White House podium for years and treated the American people like they were stupid. Now she is on MSNOW crying about malicious compliance because CNN and her old network…

Jen Psaki is lecturing America about press freedom because CNN and MSNOW were kept out of the Xi greeting ceremony. For four years she spun disasters and brushed off legitimate questions as conspiracy theories. Trump owes the press no free pass, and she can start with her own record. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @DOCMAGA1 /substance 2026-09-23

GO BEARS!!! Hey @realstewpeters @AnaEscobarShow @RealCandaceO FUCK ALL THE WAY OFF. @paleochristcon has just RUINED YOUR ENTIRE CAREERS you pieces of trash. DRIP DRIP MFERS. Your entire BULLSHIT JUST CRASHED and this is not even the beginning. Hey @DiligentDenizen Guess wha…

New material presented by Paleochristcon, including photo metadata and a video, appears to undermine claims promoted by Stew Peters, Candace Owens, and others. Those claims should be revisited in light of the evidence. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @VDHanson /substance 2026-09-22

Trump Bans the Fake News. So Obama Thunders Down from Olympus The White House Press corps and the liberal media have gone ballistic over President Trump’s recent banning of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House press room. Apparently Trump had finally had it with their…

Obama's criticism of Trump's decision to exclude several outlets from the White House press room overlooks his own record. His campaign and administration excluded reporters, while federal investigators obtained records connected to Associated Press journalists and Fox's James Rosen. Trump attacks the press openly; Obama used quieter institutional pressure. That history belongs in any comparison of their treatment of the press. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @Jonathan_K_Cook /substance 2026-09-22

The media can make us believe anything they want – even that Charles loved Diana: The current narrative of “beloved king shocked by claim he said something nasty 30 years ago” is a perfect example of how, given a bit of time, the media can reinvent the very reality the media its…

Media narratives can reverse over time without acknowledging the earlier story. Coverage of Charles and Diana shows how yesterday's villain can become today's wise statesman as circumstances change. The deeper issue is ownership: billionaire-owned outlets can turn public life into drama while steering scrutiny away from concentrated wealth and power.

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Breakling reply @Juliedonuts /substance 2026-09-22

Anyone with a 2 brain cells knows the Main Stream Media has been lying, omitting, inflating, manipulating and gaslighting ANYTHING that has to do with President Trump and anyone associated with him. Again, these outlets are NOT MEDIA OUTLETS. They are paid narrative controllers…

I believe mainstream media coverage of President Trump repeatedly distorts or omits important context, deepening division and distrust. If established outlets will not cover him fairly, he should create a direct media channel of his own. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @MmuzTW /substance 2026-09-22

Fuck it, ban me if you want, but fuck you @OpenAI, @thsottiaux, @sama! You're absolute hypocrites. Quietly taking our money while dumbing down the models and throttling us behind our backs. You bunch of spineless clowns, do you actually have the balls to own up to this scam? St…

OpenAI is charging subscribers while degrading model quality, throttling access, and cutting usage limits by at least half. Repeated capacity errors make the service unreliable. If the company lacks the compute to deliver what it sells, it should stop taking new subscriptions, explain the changes, refund affected users, and offer compensation. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @lavern_spicer /substance 2026-09-22

Dear Bernie Sanders, Take your "Trump is violating the First Amendment" bullshit and shove it right up your nasty ancient ass. Trump aint doing nothing but stopping the press from dividing our country even more. Everything they tell us is a lie. Everything they tell us is to…

Bernie Sanders says Trump is violating the First Amendment. I disagree. The press fuels division and misleads the public, while Democrats present the greater political threat. Trump is confronting that problem, not creating an existential threat. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @FmrRepMTG /substance 2026-09-20

X says it’s news that Catturd and other MAGA paid accounts got their feelings hurt because I posted a video in Tampa complaining about the absurd levels of gas and diesel prices because of Trump. The same pathetic mind controlled maga cultists, cried constantly about gas prices a…

Trump campaigned on lowering gas prices, reducing inflation and ending foreign wars. I supported him on those promises. I now believe his policies have moved in the opposite direction, so I will keep criticizing high gas and diesel prices regardless of which party is in power.

Breakling reply @MasterNumber /substance 2026-09-20

As much as some of you hate X, complain about X, blame X for everything... you can’t fucking lie. Compared to every other platform, X has the smartest people on it. BY FAR. It’s not even close. You’ve got researchers, builders, coders, investors, weirdos with 150 IQ, people c…

I think X has the strongest concentration of researchers, builders, coders, investors, and unconventional thinkers among social platforms. There is plenty of noise, but careful curation can expose users to people who challenge ideas and sharpen how they think. The platform’s value depends on whom you choose to follow.

Breakling reply @army1325air /substance 2026-09-20

America, WHY THE HELL DO WE NEED OVER 80 FEDERAL WELFARE PROGRAMS? Why can't we have ONE unified system? One application. One verification process. One system that tracks every taxpayer dollar. Why are we paying for so many separate bureaucracies? Why can't these agencies com…

More than 80 federal welfare programs create a fragmented system of separate applications, verification rules, agencies, and spending records. A unified system could reduce bureaucracy, improve coordination, and make fraud or waste easier to detect. Americans who need help deserve a simpler process, and taxpayers deserve clearer accountability for every dollar. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author’s and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @realDonaldTrump /substance 2026-09-20

BREAKING NEWS: I am pleased to announce that the United States of America has entered into an Agreement with The Kingdom of Denmark, and Greenland, that gives the United States permanent control over security, and all other needs, in Greenland, completely addressing ALL of our ma…

I am announcing an agreement with Denmark and Greenland that, as I understand it, gives the United States permanent control over Greenland’s security at no cost to the United States. It would bar adversaries from establishing military bases, maintaining a military presence, or making sensitive investments there without American approval. The agreement also calls for a larger U.S. military presence developed with Greenlanders. I see it as a lasting strategic gain for the United States, Denmark, Greenland, and our allies. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author’s and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @realDonaldTrump /substance 2026-09-20

I am proud to announce that, effective immediately, I am banning Fake News CNN, MSNOW (who recently changed their name from MSNBC due to lack of viewership and credibility!), and Politico (The recipients of an illegal and ridiculous $8 Million Dollar subscription, an All Time Rec…

Effective immediately, I am barring CNN, MSNOW, and Politico from the White House. I believe their coverage of my administration is persistently false, and I do not think outlets should retain presidential access while publishing what I view as fiction. I will consider the same action against other organizations. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author’s and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @bennyjohnson /substance 2026-09-18

I just went on TV with a challenge to Hasan Piker… Deport. Why are you living in America if we’re worse than Al-Qaeda? Go live under Hamas or Hezbollah or Taliban or ISIS or any of the 50 muslim countries on earth. Go live in China. You love China so much you cosplay Mao. We a…

If Hasan Piker believes America is worse than Al-Qaeda, the obvious question is why he chooses to live and build wealth here. The freedom to denounce the country from a lucrative platform is evidence against his own caricature. The rhetoric is revolutionary; the lifestyle is not.

Breakling reply @EricLDaugh /substance 2026-09-18

🔥 WOW! Scott Jennings with the mic drop of a LIFE TIME to Abby Phillip's face on CNN PHILLIP: Tariffs are destructive for consumers! JENNINGS: Zero out corporate income taxes then! Why are certain taxes good and certain taxes bad? Because TRUMP did one and you do the other! Th…

Tariffs can raise consumer prices, but the same basic question applies to corporate income taxes: who ultimately bears the cost? If the objection is that businesses do not absorb taxes cleanly, that principle cannot apply only when Trump chooses the tax. The serious debate is about each tax's burden and trade-offs—not which party imposed it.

Breakling reply @MisfitPatriot /substance 2026-09-18

@TPUSA what the fuck is wrong with you? Get a handle on your shit because there are so many people who keep defending you, but when we see this shit, we ask ourselves why. Im not going to stop supporting Erika, the mission Charlie started, or TPUSA in general, but here's some to…

Supporting Erika, Charlie's mission, and TPUSA does not require pretending every decision is defensible. “Pick up the mic” means something because supporters see it as Charlie's mic. Putting TPUSA's logo beside people who oppose what he stood for signals endorsement. A big tent with no gatekeeping eventually stands for nothing.

Breakling reply @catturd2 /substance 2026-09-18

The doomer grifters have this narcissistic fantasy that they're going to create some magically 3rd party that's going to be bigger than MAGA. The truth is they're running candidates that can't even get 10% in a primary, or they're quitting in disgrace, or they're getting humil…

Anti-MAGA third-party projects keep promising a movement larger than MAGA without showing an electoral base. Their candidates struggle, their media circles repeat the same pessimism, and their actual effect may be to help Democrats rather than build a viable alternative. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @Cobratate /substance 2026-09-17

My situation is deteriorating. Despite spending 61 days in the SHU, the punitive unit for inmates who attack other prisoners and guards, I have once again had my conditions downgraded. Since the time I have come into this jail I have been forced to endure punitive housing. D…

I have spent 61 days in FDC Miami’s special housing unit. I was moved to a cell that I say has no hot water or air conditioning and is infested with roaches, while senior staff have not addressed my complaints. I am pursuing legal action over the conditions and asking to be treated like any other prisoner. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author’s and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @LauraLoomer /substance 2026-09-17

‼️ GREAT NEWS! ‼️ Together, we stopped the pro-China “Save Our Bacon Act” in the Senate today… for now. It was a total shit show during the Senate Agricultural Committee hearing today. Not only was Senator Mitch McConnell @SenMcConnell in attendance while completely brain dead…

Republicans should keep the Save Our Bacon Act out of the Farm Bill. In my view, it would benefit Chinese-owned Smithfield at the expense of American farmers and consumers. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @TomiLahren /substance 2026-09-17

Everything that is going to shit is going to shit due to the Iran conflict. I think most of us are looking back and wondering if Iran was really on the brink of a nuclear weapon or if that was perhaps overstated? If they were, President Trump had no choice but to act BUT if th…

Everything that is going wrong is going wrong because of the Iran conflict. If Iran was not close to a nuclear weapon and neocons pushed Trump into war, they betrayed his non-neocon voters. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @marklevinshow /substance 2026-09-17

The politicians and podcasters are already influencing how AI is going to proceed. It's a damn shame. Nothing but the usual bullsh*t from the least knowledgeable and least experienced and least productive people in the country, who seem to think that because they got elected to…

AI could create enormous opportunities, but politicians and pundits are rushing to regulate it through fear before they understand it. Even people who once defended markets are joining the demand for more government control. I think that risks slowing innovation to preserve political power rather than protect the public. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @TonemanLives /substance 2026-09-14

The hatred is very real. They hate us. Why shouldn’t they? That is all they’ve known since Obama. This is what they are taught. They are surrounded by it. Every day they are force fed it through the rigged media. They are force fed it through their politicians. They are force fed…

I believe political institutions and media have deepened division by framing opponents as enemies. The midterms will determine whether Trump can keep advancing his agenda or whether Democrats and resistant Republicans can block and reverse it. Supporters who want that agenda preserved need to vote.

Breakling reply @marklevinshow /substance 2026-09-14

Let’s see, re AI and data centers: first the lies about water and energy usage. Then, the lies about destroying jobs. Then, the claim AI can destroy the world. Next, the big guys want to crush their competition. And the latest, they want government subsidies now or in the future…

Claims about water, energy, jobs, safety, competition and subsidies now drive a bipartisan push to restrict AI and data centers. I think freezing or heavily regulating the technology would risk obstructing the next industrial transformation.

Breakling reply @RupertLowe10 /substance 2026-09-13

Listening to these civil servants in Parliament, what strikes me most is the utter disconnect from what millions of people are going through in the private sector. It is a completely different world. For millions of workers and small business owners, there is no guaranteed pay…

Listening to civil servants in Parliament, what strikes me is the disconnect from the private sector that funds them. Out there, nobody has a guaranteed pay rise, a comfortable pension or a job that survives the company running out of money; every month the wages, rent and tax must be found. Inside the state it is four day weeks and nobody sacked, spending money the productive economy earned. Government should run the way every small business must: money is finite, performance matters, failure has consequences. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @BasilTheGreat /substance 2026-09-13

Tomorrow the leaders of Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland will meet to sign a declaration planning the breakup of the United Kingdom Another of Tony Blair's legacies His stupid assemblies that have given power to separatists who in any normal society would be infringed upon…

Tomorrow the leaders of Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland meet to sign a declaration planning the breakup of the United Kingdom. I think that is a mistake. We are one people on these islands, too interwoven for a border not to hurt all of us. Ask a separatist "Am I a foreigner?" and none can say yes. The union is what let us flourish; put the borders back and we compete against our own brothers and sisters. And a vote would not settle it: every election afterwards would be fought by a rejoin faction. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @VanJones68 /substance 2026-09-13

There were a bunch of idiots out there yesterday protesting NYC Mayor Mamdani on the 25th Anniversary of 9/11. Not because of his policies. Not because of his agenda. Not because of his actions. Not because of ANYTHING he has ever said or done, but simply because of who he is: a…

People protested Mayor Mamdani yesterday, on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, not over anything he has done but because he is a Muslim in a city struck by Islamist terrorists 25 years ago. That was anti-Muslim bigotry, and it had no place in New York. That New Yorkers elected a young Muslim to lead their city a quarter century after 9/11 is something the whole country should be proud of. Prejudice against his faith did not stop a majority from giving him a chance. Patriots love Americans in the real world, whatever their race, religion or creed. If you distrust a fellow American solely for how they pray, leave the flag at home. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @kabrutusdeid /substance 2026-09-13

Alright folks, buckle up because here comes a really long rant about Warcraft I have loved (past tense?) Warcraft since I was a kid. Warcraft 3 was a game that left a huge mark on my life, and I still "rediscover" it and go back to playing it like crazy every once in a while. O…

I have loved Warcraft since I was a kid. I'm a Horde fan, orcs for life, and that's where World of Warcraft lost me. The game never respected the Horde as a faction. First came the Undead, whose theme sits outside Thrall's shamanistic Horde. Then TBC added Blood Elves with paladins, and the Horde stopped looking like burly, savage but honorable monsters. Today's BlizzCon was supposed to bring Classic Plus for vanilla fans like me. Instead we got Undead paladins and a new elf who can join either faction. The story has the same problem: Sylvanas went from a side character to the most powerful being in the universe and humiliated Horde legends like Saurfang. Elves are all Warcraft seems to think about, and I'm done. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @BasilTheGreat /substance 2026-09-12

I AM SO SICK OF THIS Today in parliament we managed to defeat the Labour Government on Assisted Dying It's a HORRIBLE idea meaning the most vulnerable in society could have ended up feeling pressured into ending their lives and we beat the Government by just 16 votes SANITY PR…

Parliament defeated the Government on assisted dying today, by 16 votes. I think it is a dangerous idea that could leave the most vulnerable feeling pressured to end their lives, so every vote mattered. Rupert Lowe turned up. Nigel Farage did not. If Reform will not show up to challenge this government on a vote like this, I struggle to see what the party is for. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @monsterhunter45 /substance 2026-09-12

Being a former accountant listening to idiots debate this $5k "dividend" thing is fucking painful, people are just making shit up, and words no longer matter, so I'm just gonna say this one thing then check out of this topic. We've already got a fuck ton of debt. They want to g…

I was an accountant, so watching the $5k dividend debate is painful. We already carry enormous debt. Only about half of us pay income tax, and about half of those pay under $5k, so there is no separate fund that makes this free. There is no free lunch. Now self-described anti-socialists are arguing for redistribution because this time their side is doing it. Meanwhile my quarterly tax checks, each one the size of a year of college or a decent car, get run through bloated bureaucracies before a small slice comes back as a gift. We are told to expect no negative consequences. I doubt it. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @afalkhatib /substance 2026-09-11

In my two years in Washington, I have encountered few figures as loathsome, incoherent, and inconsistent as Shadi Hamid of the Washington Post, a pseudo-journalist, pseudo-academic, and pseudo-intellectual who manages to be disliked by Arabs and Muslims as well as Israelis and Je…

Shadi Hamid of the Washington Post has spent years arguing that the Muslim Brotherhood was nonviolent, that it and offshoots like Hamas were an aspiring democratic force, and that Israel is what keeps Arabs from democratising. Now he calls me a fringe Palestinian voice for writing in the New York Times that Hamas should be removed and held accountable for Gaza's devastation. Hamas stole aid, militarised Gaza, launched wars that killed tens of thousands and carried out the worst single-day massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. In his account it bears no blame at all. I do not call people who disagree with me terror enthusiasts. I reserve that for people who incite threats against me. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

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Breakling reply @robbystarbuck /substance 2026-09-11

This is me at my most joyful. I took it this week while fishing with our 2 youngest kids. Little Leonidas already absolutely LOVES fishing. Today I looked at it and all I could think about was Charlie Kirk and his kids. They had this stolen from them. I got to go with my oldest…

A year on, not a day has passed without Charlie Kirk crossing my mind, usually in the morning and around my kids. Everything I get to do with them was taken from him and from his. The safe move would be to leave politics so it never happens to my family. I will not think that way. Charlie was mocked for years for trying to shift the youth vote, tuned it out, and delivered in 2024. He sat at a folding table in hostile places while the critics stayed home. Fear is the real death sentence for a country. Get off the sidelines and do something. It is fine to be angry. Let it fuel you, not consume you. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @David90shaw /substance 2026-09-11

🚨 UNBELIEVABLE HYPOCRISY: ANGELA RAYNER PANICS OVER BALACLAVAS ONLY WHEN BRITISH PROTESTERS WEAR THEM! You honestly have to laugh at the absolute pearl clutching from Angela Rayner on the BBC today! 🤡 She told Nick Robinson that walking down the street in dark clothing and ba…

Angela Rayner told Nick Robinson on the BBC today that dark clothing and a balaclava on the street is shocking, intimidatory behaviour. Where was that outrage for masked phone snatchers and machete gangs, or for far left protesters who cover their faces every weekend? A protester in dark clothing is a national emergency and the rest passes without comment. Two tier politics. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @GuntherEagleman /substance 2026-09-11

🚨 25 YEARS LATER AND HASAN PIKER’S BIGGEST HIT IS STILL “AMERICA DESERVED 9/11.” Now his Senate buddy El-Sayed is out here WHINING that Mike Rogers won’t stop bringing it up. Brother… you said the quiet part out loud on stream: “America deserved 9/11, dude. F*** it. I’m sayin…

Hasan Piker said on stream that America deserved 9/11, then called it blowback, then imprecise language, then context. No context makes 3,000 murdered Americans deserved. El-Sayed partied with him in the backyard, so he cannot act shocked when Mike Rogers brings it up. Hasan made it an issue the moment he said it. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @podgoalzin17 /substance 2026-09-11

When there is a controversial signing , whether it’s from the Edmonton Oilers or another team , it really shows how mis informed and stupid some hockey fans are , they will come on here , pick the lowest hanging fruit and run with it , with basically zero research of there own be…

Every controversial signing shows how some hockey fans work: grab the worst available word and run with it, with zero research of their own. Putting Alex Formenton’s signing in the same breath as what Lindsay Clancy did, or hanging the word rapist on him, is indefensible. As I read it, this was consensual. Fans like that make the game worse. I hope Alex does well here. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author’s and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @TheCalvinCooli1 /substance 2026-09-11

The Conservative movement has failed Charlie Kirk after his tragic death 1 year ago I remember the hours and days after he died when we were hot and angry. When we found out that Tyler Robinson had connections to the Trans community we were demanding bold action and something to…

A year on, the conservative movement has failed Charlie Kirk. His death didn’t unite the right; it fractured into conspiracy theories, first about foreign governments, then about TPUSA, and finally about his own wife. Erika can’t smile or frown without being called evil, and the friends making money off his name won’t defend her. Tyler Robinson was responsible. You can still have questions, about the Discord chat and his partner, without inventing a hidden hand. If you wanted to destroy this movement, you’d do what Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson did this year. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author’s and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @JoeLange /substance 2026-09-11

Words matter. If you don’t understand why Trump and Bessent use the words “dividend” and “assets,” then you should look up their definitions. They are doing it for a reason and have been using those two “words” since Trump was sworn in. The people criticizing Trump for suggest…

Words matter. Trump and Bessent say “dividend” and “assets” on purpose. They created a Sovereign Wealth Fund and bought stakes in Intel and mining companies on the public’s behalf. So I don’t expect a one-time check; I expect yearly or quarterly dividends paid from tariffs and fund profits. The tax cuts already signal the direction: the country ran on tariffs before the income tax, and these checks are the bridge back to that. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author’s and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @OccupyDemocrats /substance 2026-09-11

BREAKING: Fox News host makes JD Vance SQUIRM by confronting him over Trump's insane attempt at "bribing voters" with a fake promise of $5,000 if MAGA wins the midterms. You can practically smell his sweat through your screen... "So, Mr. Vice President, the Trump dividend raise…

Bret Baier pressed JD Vance on Trump’s $5,000 promise: $1.3 trillion, the deficit, inflation, and critics calling it vote-buying. Vance called it a dividend from tariff revenue. But tariffs are a tax on consumers, the payout needs Congress, and the DOGE dividend and $2,000 tariff rebate never arrived. If the money exists, why wait until after the midterms? Conditioning it on a Republican win is what makes it a bribe. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author’s and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @CinemaShogun /substance 2026-09-11

OMG 😮 Candace Owens tries to pull off her worst acting job yet‼️ Watch 👀 as she tries to muster up some fake tears while revealing that for the past year she’s been ignoring her own husband while talking to Charlie Kirk in a journal. And of course her journal entries are ab…

Candace Owens’ tearful reveal that she spent the past year writing to Charlie Kirk in a journal reads like acting to me. The entries are about dreams and betrayal, with digs at Ben Shapiro. It looks assembled to pull on her audience’s heartstrings, one more attempt to make everything about her. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author’s and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @maddenifico /substance 2026-09-11

Yes, Trump pocketed 9/11 cash even though his 40 Wall Street building in Lower Manhattan suffered ZERO damage. Other sleazy building owners did it too. He told a reporter the place wasn't hit, then stuck his hand out anyway. What's truly disgusting is what the serial lying conma…

Trump took 9/11 reimbursement money for 40 Wall Street after telling a reporter the building wasn’t hit. He then publicly pledged $10,000 to the Twin Towers Fund, and the city comptroller found no record of that donation in the year after the attacks. First in line when the government was writing checks. Nowhere to be found when it was his turn. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author’s and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @MDymore /substance 2026-09-10

So the traitor and the fraud are upset they have not been publicly acknowledged as 'members of the Royal family' - maybe that is because the fraud has never shown any respect for any living member of our Royal Family. What difference did it make when our late Queen DID acknowle…

Harry and Meghan are upset at not being publicly acknowledged as members of the Royal family. But our late Queen did acknowledge them, in writing, as much loved members of her family, and it changed nothing: they still accused her family of racism, of ignoring Meghan's pleas for help and of denying Archie a title, and sold those claims to Oprah and Netflix. Demanding respect for a Royal title while showing none to the Queen who gave it is the whole problem. Actions have consequences. Sometimes they take six years. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @TonemanLives /substance 2026-09-10

Susan Rice said the quiet part out loud. She is threatening everyone in big business and big tech who has sided with Trump and invested in America. Think about this for a moment. The party of violence, assassinations and rigged elections is now threatening those who have invest…

Susan Rice said the quiet part out loud: she is warning big business and big tech that Democrats will not forget who sided with Trump and walked away from DEI. That is a threat, and it should be taken seriously. If Democrats win the midterms, they will use that power. We have until November to keep them out, pass the SAVE Act and make the elections too big to rig. And the evidence we already hold against very guilty people should finally go to a grand jury. They put innocent people away; we have not arrested one of them. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @hisbelovedsleep /substance 2026-09-10

Unless you’re one of the many far-right nationalists who seems to exclusively get their holiday news from the KamalaHQ twitter account, you know that today marks 1 year since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, followed tomorrow by the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Both tragedies hav…

Conspiracy theories about Charlie Kirk's death went mainstream overnight, and the same media that once treated this kind of thing as dangerous misinformation is happy to amplify it now that the target is Trump and his base. The online right falls for it because it has replaced politics with content. Kirk's model was the opposite: recruit students, build chapters, register voters, raise money, move institutions. That is why the GOP moved right on immigration over ten years, from a 2013 autopsy urging amnesty to a 2025 show titled "Deportations Aren't Enough". Faux radicalism, where nothing achievable is ever radical enough, keeps you edgy and harmless. Trump's second term is doing things we were told could not be done. The way to continue Kirk's work is real-world organizing and loyalty to the vehicle we have, not chasing viral quote tweets. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @David90shaw /substance 2026-09-10

🚨 BREAKING HUMILIATION: FRANCE THREATENS TO SCRAP MIGRANT DEAL AS DESPERATE ANDY BURNHAM PLEADS WITH MACRON! Look at the sheer, embarrassing desperation of Britain's Prime Minister on the world stage today. France is officially on the verge of tearing up the one in one out mig…

France is on the verge of tearing up the one in one out migrant deal, and Andy Burnham is left pleading with Macron to save it. The scheme returned four percent of small boat arrivals while Britain took the same number of asylum seekers in exchange. Over 32,000 migrants crossed the Channel under it, and we paid France hundreds of millions to police its own beaches. Now Paris says the policy does not work, and our Prime Minister is begging for a failed deal. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @Levonaxper /substance 2026-09-10

🔥🔥IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ALL 🔥🔥 This is the end of PlayStation era. The official PlayStation post announcing that they were killing physical discs has reached over 185 million views. Almost every YouTube video covering the subject blows up, often reaching at least 200.000–300…

This is the end of the PlayStation era. The PlayStation post announcing the end of physical discs passed 185 million views, and every video or post on the subject blows up. Nobody can call that a small minority. The GTA VI trailer's 200 million views were not "a few people who care" either. Some will buy a PlayStation no matter what, but they will be the minority. A company is setting itself on fire in front of us. #NoDiscNoBuy Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @cafkafk /substance 2026-09-09

Let me do one serious post chat, and I'll resume shitposting. This is important to make explicitly clear. Two weeks ago, fellow Dane, David Heinemeier Hansson (@dhh) went on a public tirade about Nix and the Linux ecosystem. "Goddamn maniacs." "Clowns." "Goblins." "Cancer." …

Two weeks ago DHH called Nix people clowns, goblins and a cancer, and in the same breath called Nix amazing technology. Now he is building his distribution on NixOS. Criticize NixOS all you like. But packaging, security, infrastructure and review are the work, and his project is a configuration layer on top of it. He depends on the people he mocked. Welcome to NixOS, David. Understand what you are standing on.

Breakling reply @DJUK61212471 /substance 2026-09-09

Here's a broad sweeping reply to all you dipshits crying in my post supporting Israel. If you follow me - don't. I dont want your type - fuck off and dont let the door hit you on the ass on the way out. I'm sick of the moronic takes. I STAND WITH ISRAEL - loudly, proudly, a…

I stand with Israel, loudly and unapologetically. Jews have a continuous presence there going back thousands of years, and the state was established by the UN in 1947; the Arab side refused partition and lost the war it started. It is the only democracy in the region, with Arab citizens in parliament and on the Supreme Court. It left Gaza in 2005 and got October 7 in return. Critics demand nothing of Hamas or Iran and obsess over the one Jewish state. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @MLFootball /substance 2026-09-09

🚨🚨HEARTBREAKING🚨🚨 #Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford will face a MASSIVE tax bill because Los Angeles is playing in Australia this week. Estimated taxes on ~$2.2 MILLION of Week 1 income: 🇦🇺 Australia: ~$960,000 🇺🇸 Federal: ~$814,000 — offset by foreign tax credit 🇺🇸…

Stafford's roughly $2.2M Week 1 check for the Australia game gets taxed about 57%, around $1.25M, mostly to Australia and California. He keeps about $947K. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

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Breakling reply @MattWalshBlog /substance 2026-09-09

These juror interviews are extraordinary. They are admitting openly that they disregarded the law entirely for the sake of letting Clancy off the hook. There’s no other way to read it. One juror says she originally wanted to vote guilty but changed her mind so that “Lindsay cou…

These juror interviews are extraordinary. One juror says she wanted to vote guilty but changed her mind so that Lindsay could get the help she needs. That is not the jury's job. Another voted not guilty because the prosecution produced no character witnesses proving Clancy was a bad mother, evidence a court would not have allowed. The same juror called it a fact that Clancy viciously killed her children. Vicious means with intent. If that is a fact, the verdict was guilty. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @FinalTelegraph /substance 2026-09-09

No One Gives a Rats Ass About the Royal Family, Especially Harry and Meghan Here's why: The global obsession with the British Royal Family is a delusion that needs to end, but the specific fixation on Harry and Meghan Markle is a pathological sickness that reveals the absolute…

The case against Harry and Meghan: they left royal duty, then built a career on the title they said they rejected. They asked for privacy and gave interviews about their private lives. They preach climate and fly private. Their shows and books are fading. Sympathy has run out. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

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Breakling reply @realFFK /substance 2026-09-09

WHO IS KARL IKEMEFUNA VON BATTEN AND WHAT IS HE HIDING? I attempted to stay out of this discussion but I found the whole matter so nauseating that I cannot in good conscience do so any longer. I advise Dr. Karl Von Batten (@KVONBATTEN) OR Dr. Karl-Marx Edward Ikemefuna Willia…

On Karl Von Batten's campaign against President Tinubu: the President has not been indicted or convicted by any court, in America or anywhere else. Your claim that he tried to bribe you with $3 million came with no evidence. If your case is strong, wait for the US disclosure ruling and the 2027 election. Atiku paid your firm $1.2 million for this, and the schools you cite have no public record. Tinubu's fate is in the hands of Nigerians, not yours. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @bennyjohnson /substance 2026-09-09

We Did It.. Jimmy Kimmel Show is About to be CANCELED? It's Finally OVER After disgusting comments about Charlie Kirk’s murder, being suspended by the FCC and jokes about Trump being assassinated, rumors are swirling that Kimmel’s 24 year run is up. Ratings were the lowest in t…

Reports say ABC will not renew Jimmy Kimmel after 24 years. He mocked Charlie Kirk's murder, joked about Trump being assassinated, and was suspended by the FCC. His ratings were the lowest in the slot. If this holds, ideology over comedy cost him the show. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @DOCMAGA1 /substance 2026-09-09

ATTENTION CULT MEMBERS, THIS TWEET WILL AGE WELL. THIS TWEET IS MINUTES BEFORE THE CONCLAVE BEGINS WITH YOUR CULT LEADER TONIGHT. Hey @RealCandaceO, you did call the steakhouse today, well let's see, you texted then called. Note the time of this tweet. Your show has not started…

Note the time, Candace. This goes out five minutes before your show. You texted, then called the steakhouse owner today. He told you the receipt is real, that Andrew did not lie, and that Tyler did not eat there. Tonight I expect you to say we still don't know. I have the evidence to close this. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @RupertLowe10 /substance 2026-09-08

Following the illegal immigration protests, Farage has just announced in the Telegraph the Reform policy of banning those balaclavas and other face coverings - he calls the coverings a ‘menace’. A remarkably tone-deaf reaction to such effective peaceful protests. He says there…

Farage says Reform would ban balaclavas at protests. A tone-deaf reaction to effective, peaceful protests. A young working class lad who covers his face is protecting his job and his family from the mob, and worse. Farage can afford to be identified. So can I. A plumber cannot. The right to peaceful protest cannot become a privilege reserved for people wealthy enough to survive being named. Restore Britain will defend that right. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @JosephGelman /substance 2026-09-08

Dear Britain, you little fucks have been arming Israel’s enemies for over 80 years. You had no trouble using the Royal Navy to keep Jews out of Mandatory Palestine. You would ram refugee ships filled with holocaust survivors, with great violence. You would intern these refugees i…

Dear Britain, you have armed Israel's enemies for over 80 years. You used the Royal Navy to keep Holocaust survivors out of Mandatory Palestine and interned them on Cyprus. You led the Arab armies against the new State of Israel and were pushed out by Israeli arms. Today you will not even defend your own shores. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @dbongino /substance 2026-09-08

A gentle reminder that a sitting congressman named Tom Massie got his ass kicked, as a multi-term incumbent, in a deep red district, and is still whining about it. Tom is the biggest disappointment I saw in my team in DC. He’s nothing like he portrays himself to be. He’s a smar…

Tom Massie lost badly as a multi-term incumbent in a deep red district and is still complaining. He was the biggest disappointment in my team in DC: a smart guy who plays dumb for clicks, a libertarian in name who used X to undermine due process. He was offered multiple briefings on the cases he keeps getting wrong and refused them. He chose clicks over the facts. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @TonemanLives /substance 2026-09-08

Do you know what a midterm loss means? Do you even know what stopping Trump would even look like? It means everything and everyone affiliated with Trump will come to a screeching end. They don’t only fight to win at any cost, they also have a hit list to go after anyone who dared…

Do you know what a midterm loss means? It means everything and everyone affiliated with Trump comes to a screeching end. They do not only fight to win; they keep a list of everyone who backed him. Elon gone. Platforms like X outlawed. Borders opened on day one. Everything taxed to the max, small business and home ownership dead. Susan Rice said it plainly: once we regain power, we go on a revenge tour and take out everyone MAGA. Believe her. This country is on the brink. This is not about what you dislike about Trump. It is about survival. Stand beside your President. My two cents. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @according2_taz /substance 2026-09-08

Ooooh they are NOT happy 🤣 Naturally they have given a full detailed timeline of how they were wronged 🙄 And it’s been given to a pro Sussex outlet, to show their utter outage 🙄 Timeline of The King’s letter and Harry and Meghans being informed. Monday 7th Sept. 1.59pm Har…

They are not happy. A full timeline of how they say they were wronged has gone to a pro Sussex outlet. Their team got the letter at 1.59pm on Monday, asked at 2.19pm to discuss it before release, and at 3.11pm learned it had already gone to the media. They also note it went out before Harry's new RAVEC review, and Sussex-side voices suggest the timing was deliberate. So if his security bid fails again, he will blame the letter. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @XOQueenEsther /substance 2026-09-08

Remove Non-Working Royals’ Titles, From the LoS and Royal Website Now can we take the next steps and remove the titles of all non-working royals, remove them from the official Royal Family website and, ultimately, look at their place in the constitutional machinery of the Crown?…

Six years after Sandringham, the King has had to send another formal letter saying Harry and Meghan are private individuals whose office sits outside the Royal Household. If the Palace keeps explaining that people carrying royal titles do not represent the Crown, the arrangement itself needs changing: take non-working royals off the official website and stop presenting them beside those who do the job. Not as punishment. As a principle for anyone who permanently leaves the work. Royal privilege without responsibility is just privilege.

Breakling reply @ViQueenie /substance 2026-09-08

Within hours of King Charles making it crystal clear that Harry and Meghan are NOT working royals and are effectively private citizens, a “friend” of the Sussexes was already firing back. The friend aka Meghan, said that Harry can never really be a private citizen because he’s t…

Within hours of the King's letter making clear that Harry and Meghan are not working royals and are effectively private citizens, a "friend" of the Sussexes was already responding: Harry can never really be a private citizen, as the King's son and the future King's brother, so the security issue remains. The same source called the RAVEC process "barbaric" and warned about what might happen. The Palace draws a boundary, and the reply is another security soundbite. Same script, different day. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @amerix /substance 2026-09-08

Many citizens don't know why we fought for devolution. We can't go back to the old imperial system. Karua and that team were against it. Dr Crispin Mbai had to be assassinated because he was the chair of the devolution committee at Bomas. The cabal didn't want it. They weaken…

Devolution was fought for so Kenya would not go back to the old centralised system, and it is still weak: only about 15 to 20 percent of national revenue reaches the counties. The fix is local. Vote for competent governors, senators and MCAs, attend county budget meetings and follow your county assembly. Electing crooks and then complaining online is the cycle to break. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @docrussjackson /substance 2026-09-08

Jesus wept. Meet Reverend Chris Wickland, a Hampshire pastor with the Living Word Church Network, a registered charity whose charitable objects are claimed to be “advancing the Christian faith and relieving poverty and suffering,” and a minister in the Confessing Anglican Church…

A Hampshire pastor filmed at the Portsmouth protest says "love thy neighbour" means "love thy near dweller", so people from 3,000 miles away do not count. Read Leviticus 19:33-34 and Deuteronomy 10:18-19: the foreigner living among you is exactly the neighbour those commands name. Redefining the word so asylum seekers fall outside it does not interpret the command. It rewrites it. Border control can be argued in good faith. This is not that argument. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @commons96055467 /substance 2026-09-08

Something is happening to the US that is slow, systematic and deadly. Trump is dismantling our country, and it’s deliberate, calculated and surgical. 1: trump killed NATO partnership, our strongest defense alliance against Russia and China 2: trump’s HHS Secretary is killing ou…

What is happening to the US is slow and systematic, not random. NATO, public health, Pentagon leadership, DOGE cuts, USAID, ICE, the FBI, national parks, the economy, the Epstein files, private data: each move weakens a part of the state. Taken together, the pattern looks deliberate. So ask whose interests it serves. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @DanielRegha /substance 2026-09-08

Lasisi spoke about the poor healthcare system in this country, but only spake about the unavailability of beds in hospitals. I understand that this is him speaking from personal experience, RIP to his mom. However, this is the list of the problem. -Let's talk about the cards b…

Lasisi's point about hospital beds is real, but the problem is wider than beds. Patients are made to buy cards before anyone sees them, even in emergencies. Drugs are sold overpriced with the packaging removed so nobody can compare. Oxygen is priced out of reach. Doctors push C-sections and refer patients to their own private clinics. Government failure is one half; practice inside the hospitals is the other. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @AustinHockeyYT /substance 2026-09-08

NHL 27: -Uses generative AI for the commentary -Advertised accurate goal horns and goal songs as a selling feature. Goal horns and songs are not accurate in-game. -Likely uses generative AI for other aspects in-game and development. -Has the worst face scans of any NHL game I…

NHL 27 uses generative AI for commentary, advertised accurate goal horns and songs that are not accurate in the game, still carries glitches from the previous console generation, and locks EASHL attribute points behind battle passes. The returning franchise mode has no progression: nobody ages, no draft, no free agency, stats reset every season. Be a Pro looks untouched from NHL 26. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @letstalkksports /substance 2026-09-08

🚨 IMAGINE HATING SO HARD SOMEONE HAS TO REMIND YOU TO CLAP WHEN YOUR OWN TEAMMATE SCORES🚨 That’s how BAD this Caitlin Clark situation looks🤡🤡🤡 There’s video circulating of Jackie Young apparently telling a teammate to CLAP for Caitlin after she made a shot🤡🤡 You’re wear…

Video is circulating of Jackie Young apparently reminding a teammate to clap after Caitlin Clark scored. On a team wearing USA across the chest, needing a reminder to support your own teammate is the problem. Add fans watching Clark get looked off on the court, and "nothing is going on" gets hard to believe. Call it ego or jealousy; either way it looks bad. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @RealDannyTommo /substance 2026-09-07

The conversation I just had with @ZiaYusufUK was for one reason and one reason only: to protect our organisation in front of the press, and to make it crystal clear why face masks are being used, to protect its members from far-left attacks, from people losing their jobs, and fro…

I spoke to Zia Yusuf to protect our organisation in front of the press and to explain the masks: they shield members from far-left attacks, lost jobs and labels. I told him Farage should stop calling working class people disgusting for standing up for their country. We back no party yet. In 18 months we will build a voting bloc behind the most viable option. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @HustleBitch_ /substance 2026-09-07

🚨 AMERICAN SERVER SAYS 20% TIPS AREN’T ENOUGH ANYMORE — “YOU’RE BASICALLY TELLING ME I HOPE YOU AND YOUR WIFE STARVE” Tipping culture has officially lost its mind. A server says 20% is now the NEW 15% in America and customers need to start paying MORE. His reasoning? If you…

A server says 20 percent is the new 15, and that tipping 18 percent means you want him to starve. Customers are tired of being asked to tip everywhere and ask why they are guilt-tripped into paying wages that a billion-dollar industry should pay. Servers answer that some earn $2.13 an hour before tips. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @therealmissjo /substance 2026-09-07

This is the actual Elizabeth Holmes. Unbelievably, she founded Theranos at the age of 19 - said that it could produce full blood tests and diagnose serious illnesses from just a pin prick. It was always a lie. The technology never worked. This wasn’t just a story of investor…

Theranos was not only investors losing money. The tests never worked, and patients got wrong results: miscarriages that had not happened, HIV and cancer diagnoses that were false, heart attacks that were missed. Two years of test records were destroyed, so the true toll is unknown. Her chief biochemist kept telling her the product did not work; he later died by suicide. She got 11.25 years. This film covers her run-up to prison. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @aakashgupta /substance 2026-09-07

Elizabeth Holmes raised $700 million on one rule. Nobody gets to see the machine. Her comeback vehicle is a movie called You Can See Everything. That rule was the whole company. Walgreens signed a partnership without its own expert ever being let into the lab. Board members with…

Theranos ran on one rule: nobody gets to see the machine. Now Holmes's comeback vehicle is a film called You Can See Everything, with a commutation request pending and her partner raising money for a new blood-testing startup. The strange part is the director. Fielder's whole craft is catching people performing. Either she thinks she can outperform him, or she is betting that sincerity a skeptical camera cannot break will look earned. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @JamesMelville /substance 2026-09-07

Britain is broken. The extortionate costs, high taxes, petty authority rules and the fact that nothing works properly. A country in serious decline. A decline facilitated by governments for corporate greed. Britain faces huge difficulties and we don’t have the calibre of politic…

Britain is not poor. It has been mismanaged into looking poor. Taxes are heading for historic highs while services and infrastructure rot, and more than 100 billion pounds a year goes on debt interest that builds nothing. An island with energy under the sea, food in the soil and fish in the water has sold, shuttered or regulated its productive base into exhaustion, so water, energy and food are insecure, expensive or both. The first duty of government is to protect the people it represents; instead the political class treats a national emergency as a communications problem. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @dmuthuk /substance 2026-09-07

Lee Kuan Yew did not wipe corruption out of the human heart. He made it rare, dangerous, and shameful at every level that mattered. That is different from a magic clean society. It is a system. He started with himself. When well wishers sent gifts after he took office, he refuse…

Lee Kuan Yew did not remove corruption from the human heart. He made it rare, dangerous and shameful through a system: he refused gifts himself and held ministers to the same rule, gave the anti-graft bureau power over anyone including ministers, paid officials enough that they did not need bribes, and made the bribe a public stain rather than a clever move. Remove any one piece and it weakens. Singapore stayed clean because the men at the top were willing to punish their own, which is the part most countries refuse.

Breakling reply @FinalTelegraph /substance 2026-09-07

Throwing Shade on Robert De Niro Robert De Niro: The Vile, Hysterical Relic Begging for Relevance While the Entire Country Throws Deserved Shade on Him and His Bankrupt Legacy An eighty-two-year-old multi-millionaire throwing geriatric fits on national television is the definin…

De Niro has spent fifty years of goodwill on insults and tears, and his record does not match his sermons. A federal jury hit his company with a 1.26 million dollar verdict for gender discrimination and retaliation, he fought a small town for years over his property tax bill, and he owed millions in back taxes. His last two films grossed 9.6 million and 90,000 dollars against budgets of 50 and 45 million. The public has moved on. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @Ghostofcynthia /substance 2026-09-07

Our government is rotting from the inside with massive corruption and open, disgusting perversion. It's packed with politicians and bureaucrats who produce nothing, fix nothing, and exist only to squeeze every last fucking dollar out of the people who actually work and pay the b…

Our government is packed with career politicians and bureaucrats who produce nothing, fix nothing, and exist to take money from the people who work and pay the bills. They resent having to face elections at all. I have nothing good to say about any of them on either side, except those in the Trump administration fighting to change it.

Breakling reply @PoliSciChick84 /substance 2026-09-07

This is beyond reprehensible. According to The Washington Post, while Witkoff and Kushner were supposedly in Moscow trying to negotiate an end to Russia’s war against Ukraine, they were also discussing potentially large U.S.-Russian economic projects with the Kremlin. (One thing…

The Washington Post reports that while Witkoff and Kushner were in Moscow to negotiate an end to Russia's war on Ukraine, they were also discussing large US-Russian economic projects with the Kremlin, which Putin's adviser Ushakov confirmed. Reuters reported the same. The men entrusted with a peace settlement are simultaneously talking business with the other side. Watch whether any deal ends up benefiting Trump-linked interests. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @RenoCiccotta /substance 2026-09-07

Voting Democrat is NEVER an option. But at some point, conservatives must acknowledge that Trump is essentially a Democrat who is willing to close the border. He spends just as much, if not more. The national debt continues to climb, completely unchecked. His deportation rates ar…

Voting Democrat is never an option, but conservatives should admit that Trump governs like a Democrat who is willing to close the border. He spends as much or more, the debt climbs unchecked, deportations lag far behind the scale of the problem, Obamacare was never replaced, and the wars and weapons contracts keep coming. Tone rewrite only. Claims remain the author's and are not independently verified.

Breakling reply @Markosonke1 /substance 2026-09-07

🚨 ANC, THE GOGOS ARE FED UP! 😂 ANC: “We gave you RDP houses and social grants, so you owe us your vote.” Gogo: “Hawu, wena! You gave us these things because it’s government’s job, not because we signed a lifetime voting contract!” 😂 Gone are the days when a house or grant…

The ANC line is that RDP houses and social grants earn a lifetime of votes. The gogos are no longer buying it. Government delivered those things because that is its job, not because anyone signed a voting contract. A grandmother can appreciate the house and the grant and still vote for someone else.