Important thread!
13.03.2026 19:19
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Important thread!
Yes. This is transparently the plan. It is a destructive and unconstitutional plan. And it can be stopped. It can even be turned into an electoral issue that hurts Trump. But only if we face this now.
As a former grant manager in fed the fed gov’t, this boils my blood.
If you lost your job because of DOGE, this will enrage you.
They built a whole-ass crusade around “DEI,” then sent a staffer into a deposition who couldn’t even define it.
Justin Fox’s and his assignment was to help flag grants for elimination based on a term he struggled to explain under oath. 🥴
Please check out this speech from MS NOW producer Lisa Salinas, who won a Writers Guild award for her story on Palestinian journalists.
youtu.be/AB0w7R1YLAk?...
I’ve been searching this thread trying to figure out WTF so thanks for helping me out 😏 I’ve always said that the teachings of Jesus are a large part of why and how I became a liberal. Here they are trying to bring on the 2nd coming of Jesus when in fact they hate him. They are just evil & stupid.
You find some of the cutest animal videos!!
Fucking creepshow. An updating list of the scientists found in the Epstein files:
fancycomma.com/2026/03/07/h... by Sheeva Azma on @fancycomma.bsky.social
NEW: The Iranian drone strike that killed 6 U.S. troops in Kuwait at the start of the war was far more devastating than previously disclosed.
Dozens suffered traumatic brain injuries, burns, and shrapnel wounds. At least one required an amputation. More than 30 remain hospitalized. (CBS News)
I know. As a former fed, I literally had to pay for boxes of coffee myself if I wanted to have some for a meeting with grantees. It’s insane the extent to which they are ignoring every internal process and just corruptly stealing money for outlandish things.
I’m familiar with these kinds of exercises but had never seen this clip. Wonderful illustration of how it works.
I’m not familiar enough w/ channels of comm or how far down the chain politicals have taken charge in Dept. One thing we have working in our favor is their incompetence & lack of knowledge of the job so hard to tell where they are mucking things up. I hate what they have done to our fed gov’t.
I don’t think we can completely dismiss everything that comes out of FBI. Kash has done alot of damage but there are still some career feds there. I’m a former fed & have some friends still there trying to do what they can where they can. But we do need to question everything at this point.
You're asking questions about plans for the war of a guy who still hasn't admitted that there's no hospital ship going to Greenland, and that there never was any reason to hallucinate sending one in the first place.
He can't answer you. It's like asking these questions of the little man in your TV.
Per Carol Leonnig: 300 FBI agents whose specialty was national security "have left" since beginning of Trump's 2nd administration. Moreover, the DOJ's counter-espionage unit has been reduced by 50%.
Trump claims to prioritize national security, yet his actions are inviting major attacks on US soil.
KENNEDY: You said, 'Republicans think can troll their way to ethnic cleansing.' Did I read that correctly?
BIER: DHS tweeted for 100m deportations. That would be ethnic cleansing!
K: You don't think it's hyperbolic?
B: I think advocating 100m deportations is ethnic cleansing. Yes. Your time is up
Here are my top 10 dog mayors!
Defense Dept under Pete Hegseth just spent more than $93 billion. Included: $2 million on Alaskan king crab last September alone, $6.9 million on lobster tail, $1 million on salmon, $140,000 on doughnuts, $124,000 on ice cream machines, $26,000 on sushi, and $15.1 million on ribeye steak.
Meta has deliberately cut civil rights and civil liberties out of its calculus. As an internal Meta memo reasoned, “Many civil society groups that we would expect to attack us would have their resources focused on other concerns.” The company presumably sees a business opportunity in the ongoing assault on American democracy. That’s where Mark Zuckerberg, Meta’s chief executive, is wrong: We are paying attention, and we understand clearly that this technology is part of that very same assault on our rights. We are always ready to fight, and we will continue to defend everyone’s rights — from both the government and Big Tech.
It was recently leaked that Meta plans to quietly roll out smart glasses equipped with facial recognition while civil liberties groups like ours are busy dealing with the Trump administration.
They're wrong. We can walk and demand Meta halt production on these creepy glasses at the same time.
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You should check out my education buddy @heymrsbond.com
She's fighting the good fight.
Rep Frost’s account of viewing the Epstein files is JAW DROPPING
Please keep calling your congressman people about this.
@hcrichardson.bsky.social is doing such important work here.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=10eO...
This ALSO feels like a good day to announce that I am launching a pet end-of-life care advice column in April! Please a) sign up and b) send advice questions to advice at allmydeadcats dot com
Does it use less energy than the others?
Please share widely!
This story about all the complaints being filed in the military should be getting more coverage than it is.
One hour ago at the White House per Scavino
Don’t let the door hit you on the way out, Kristi Noem.
A man with the government has been at the last two hearings relating to the contempt claim. Both times, he sat in the section of the courtroom open only to parties and counsel. Although not at counsel’s table, Littman and Jean Lin, the other Justice Department lawyer present at both hearings, has repeatedly consulted with him during both hearings. After today’s hearing — and after not being able to figure out for myself who he was after the last hearing — I asked him who he was. I had my press pass visibly displayed and identified myself as a reporter. He said he didn’t want to do that. I suggested that he must be a government official or employee, sitting where he was, and, if so, I asked incredulously if he really was not going to tell a reporter at a hearing who he was. He said no. Then, the people leaving — myself included — got to the elevator. Littman, Lin, mystery man, and two other people sitting with mystery man on the government side of the courtroom during the hearing on Wednesday were getting into the elevator. Some of them were already in the elevator. When I stepped in, mystery man said he would wait for the next elevator. Everyone else then got out of the elevator. Left in the elevator alone, I looked at these five adults — all of whom I believe have to be government employees, hence, paid by the public and allegedly working for the public — and was some combination of bemused and appalled. “You are all ridiculous,” I simply said. The door closed.
And, the story of the mystery man.
www.lawdork.com/p/lamberth-c...
