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Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
"They do the jobs Americans won't"
The United States is addicted to illegal labor.
The midterms show several things of which obviously gas prices and the war dominate but it also shows another element pertaining to the economy and the addiction Americans refuse to give up...↓
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
George Walters, a civilian crane operator at Pearl Harbor on Dec 7, 1941. From 50 feet up he spotted the Japanese planes, yelled warnings to the crew of the dry-docked USS Pennsylvania, then drove his 50-ton crane back and forth to shield the ship and point gunners at incoming attackers. A 500-pound bomb nearly killed him, but the Pennsylvania survived with light damage. Almost no one knows his name.
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
they do not believe they won, they will never never believe they won, the revolution is eternal until a perfect society exists.
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
Poured my heart out and “X” labelled it a political advertisement 🤦🏼♂️
I’m done dude
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
Did Susie Wiles Really Block MAHA?
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Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
Minnesota can't find a quarter billion dollars in fraud, but it can find the brandy cherries.
Feeding Our Future walked off with about $250 million in "free meals" money for kids while the state cut the checks.
It took the FBI to bust it. The housing aid program got so overrun with fraud that the state finally had to shut it down. Year after year, the money keeps disappearing, and nobody in St. Paul seems to notice until the feds show up.
But you know what the state did catch?
Minnesota's Largest Candy Store. The big yellow barn on 169 by Jordan that every Minnesota family has stopped at on the way to the lake.
Undercover state agents went in last July and bought a box of chocolate-covered brandy cherries and a Jack Daniel's chocolate bar. A few hours later, they came back with a search warrant.
Now the 66-year-old owner is charged with selling liquor without a license. He faces up to a year in jail and a $3,000 fine. Over chocolate.
That's Minnesota now. Billions vanish under the state's nose, and the alcohol agents are running a sting at the candy counter.
To be fair, the tip claimed some was sold to a minor without an ID check. If that happened, card people. Fine him. But undercover agents and a search warrant for chocolate cherries? Come on.
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
I've worked out why breakfast cereal became "heart healthy"!
In the 1960s the sugar industry paid Harvard scientists to write a review that pointed the finger at fat and played down sugar.
Nobody found out until 2016, when researchers dug the letters out of the archives and published them in JAMA Internal Medicine.
Fifty years. Fifty years of low-fat yoghurt with more sugar than a doughnut. Fifty years of margarine with a smiling heart on the tub. Fifty years of "have you thought about swapping your butter?"
And the people who paid for the science? Sold us the sugar.
Shocking, I know.
Meanwhile I'm eating eggs fried in butter, and apparently I'm the one who needs educating.
When did you stop believing the label on the box?
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
Charlamange went harder at Chappelle than most conservatives did who are terrified of criticizing a celebrity
SHOCKING: Even far-left Charlamagne tha God BLASTED Dave Chappelle for mocking Charlie Kirk’s ass*ssination and saying he was in hell looking up at us.
“I don’t find the humor in people getting clapped. Any of us can be shot, and I don’t want anybody getting shot because somebody disagrees with their opinion. So yeah, you have the freedom to joke and talk about whatever you want to joke and talk about; but personally, I don’t want to deal with the energy of that. Like, I don’t wish stuff like that on my worst enemy.”
An evil, sick, DEPRAVED human being
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
The Left discovered this video a few hours ago and it’s gone up 200k views 😂😂😂
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
“Talk To God” is #2 in ALL Genres on iTunes. Be pretty cool if my X people downloaded & made it #1 itunes.apple.com/us/album/ta…
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
It feels like part of the deal with the devil to be A-list is you either trans your child or sacrifice one.
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
🚨🚨 THE DEMOCRACY FILES / ILLEGITIMACY PLAYBOOK, PART 16: HOW THE MIDTERMS WERE PULLED OFF 🚨
Among today's talk of voter fraud, a critical role is overlooked: the importance of NGOs in early voting.
Below, I show the receipts where NGOs directly take a role in making the midterms happen.
It's been a long week, and I'm too tired to type up a summary.
Just know the two main points:
Republicans have an institutional blindness. They believe getting voters is all about branding and messaging. They pay enormous sums to consultants and TV ads and have endless conferences on what the right "message" is.
Democrats, meanwhile, have built an entire and expensive institutional machinery around getting people physically to the polls. And they were more motivated in 2026 than any other year.
I do NOT deny the existence of voter fraud. Saying the data doesn't show that others claim to show, is not equivalent to saying there is no fraud.
As I've said in several posts today, the election system in the United States is structurally set up such that citizenship verification is an honor system. The biggest swings in 2026 were among young people and Hispanics.
And 2026 was a concerted effort by NGOs like none other. Watch them in their own words how they pulled it off:
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
In light of suggestions that Susie Wiles and James Blair may pursue legal action over my Joe Rogan interview, I am publicly requesting that she, Ballard Partners, Continental Straregy, and other relevant parties immediately preserve all potentially relevant records and communications, including:
✅All communications between Susie Wiles, Ballard Partners, and their representatives concerning lobbying access, meetings, policy decisions, and corporate clients.
✅All communications involving Bayer, Monsanto, Ballard Partners, and White House officials concerning glyphosate, the national security executive order, and the administration’s position in Supreme Court litigation involving Bayer.
✅All communications concerning sugar-industry political contributions, fundraising commitments, and discussions about how those interests related to federal nutrition policy.
✅All communications involving Tony Fabrizio, food-industry representatives, and White House officials concerning MAHA initiatives, school nutrition standards, and the proposed federal definition of ultra-processed foods.
✅All drafts, internal correspondence, meeting notes, and communications involving Walker Barrett, Heidi Overton, and other relevant officials concerning the glyphosate executive order and Bayer litigation, including discussions about Secretary Kennedy’s involvement.
✅All relevant lobbying agreements, invoices, payment records, meeting calendars, visitor logs, and communications concerning corporate efforts to influence the policy decisions discussed in my interview - including from Continental Strategy.
✅All nonprivileged communications concerning my allegations, their factual accuracy, and any contemplated legal action arising from my interview.
This preservation request includes emails, text messages, Signal, WhatsApp, encrypted or disappearing messages, attachments, drafts, and relevant electronically stored records.
I welcome a full and transparent examination of the facts.
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
Here’s another super cool study for the very few of you who also like to nerd out on the scientific validation of animal based real food:
You have two breakfast options:
Eggs and toast
Bran cereal with sugar, milk and orange juice
Both contain about 430 calories.
So which one are you taking?
An Australian study of 50 overweight/obese men had them eat both breakfasts on separate days.
After the egg breakfast, participants felt less hungry and ate 183 FEWER CALORIES at lunch, four hours later.
Now here's an interesting detail: the cereal breakfast contained MORE fiber and you all have heard people pushing the idea that fiber is filling.
Turns out, in this study, that protein seems more filling than fiber. The egg breakfast contained more than twice the protein 25 grams versus 11 grams.
People eat cereal because it's convenient but maybe it's not so convenient when we become hungrier, sooner and had we just taken an extra few minutes to make some eggs, we'd be far better off.
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
New Tom MacDonald just dropped
Time to turn the volume all the way up 🔊🔥🔥
Greg Douvier I love USA 🇺🇸 American st & #MAHA retweeted
Fascinating study about cancer and ketones just dropped and it's not quite what you'd expect.
"Doesn’t the glutamine in protein provide fuel for cancer?”
Cancer cells use nutrients but so do the immune cells fighting them.
A new study of mice suggests a ketogenic diet might play a profound role in that fight.
Researchers discovered that ketones boosted gut bacteria that helped supply a molecule called uridine. Working with ketones, uridine activated an immune system alarm inside the tumor cells that caused tumor growth to slow and reduce inflammation in other parts of the body.
Researchers also tested uridine and ketones in lab-grown human tumors and observed the activation of that same alarm pathway.
So what does this have to do with glutamine?
You need glutamine to make uridine.
Could this be assurance to those who are concerned about feeding cancer with a high protein diet?
It's hard to say for sure and the study didn’t test that question but it appears that the same nutrient can support both the tumor and the immune system's response to that tumor... and that glutamine might sometimes be doing more good than harm.
I really hate when a study ends with the comment: More studies are needed.
But I totally agree.
*Disclaimer: If you read my post and you read the study (link below,) you’re going to see that the study doesn’t talk about glutamine.
But I tried to carefully frame references to glutamine in my post as questions or possibilities, not actual findings in the study.