Erin @ErinYoder13

Brigadier General Steve Anderson went on the air to blast Pete Hegseth for his handling of the Pentagon, and he’s right. Hegseth has purged 20% of the military’s generals and admirals during an active war. You don’t fire your most experienced leaders in the middle of a fight and call it reform. The military is worse off today than it was eight months ago, and Hegseth is the reason why.

Part 2, and my last post about my Shawn Ryan Show episode. Last I heard, it had been edited. Then Shawn went on Diary of a CEO and described a woman whose interview he’d never release. That woman wasn’t me, unless he was lying. But I never expected it to air, and here’s why: I spent weeks prepping with Shawn’s team. I was booked to follow the money on TPUSA and the surveillance state, and naming names is what I do. I’m meticulous, and I never say anything I can’t prove. Then, right before we started filming, I was told I couldn’t name names. When I brought up who funds Flock Safety, the license plate cameras now in thousands of American towns, I was told not to say Andreessen Horowitz or Peter Thiel. You can’t follow the money without showing where the money flows. That’s when I realized this episode would never air, before we had even started. So when I got home, I did what I do. I followed the money. And, turns out Shawn Ryan is invested in companies backed by the exact people I was told not to name, plus Israel. (1) Anduril Industries: Ryan has been an investor since October 2025. Anduril started with surveillance towers and now builds drones and autonomous weapons. Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund led its June 2025 round, and Andreessen Horowitz co-led its $5 billion round in May 2026. Those are the two names I was told to leave out. In February 2026, Anduril’s founder, Palmer Luckey, made an undisclosed trip to Israel and met with Netanyahu and senior defense officials. By June, Anduril was setting up an Israel operation to sell to Israel’s Ministry of Defense. Shawn had Palmer on his show in February 2025 and invested eight months later. (2) Shield AI: Ryan has been an investor since November 2025. It builds AI-piloted drones and fighter jets. Andreessen Horowitz led its first major round and has kept investing ever since. Shawn had its co-founder on the show the same season he invested. (3) Sesh: Ryan has been an investor since August 2025. Its $40 million round was led by 8VC, the venture firm of Joe Lonsdale, who co-founded Palantir with Peter Thiel. Lonsdale was a guest on Shawn’s show on May 7, 2026, less than three months before I taped. Palantir signed a strategic partnership with Israel’s Ministry of Defense in 2024. And Flock Safety, the company I came to talk about, is backed by Andreessen Horowitz, which led two of its rounds, and by Founders Fund, Peter Thiel’s fund. So I was booked to expose who funds the surveillance state. I was told not to name Andreessen Horowitz or Peter Thiel. And the host has money in companies backed by Andreessen Horowitz, by Thiel’s fund, and by Thiel’s Palantir co-founder, including one that is building its business in Israel. Then there’s the rest of it. Sarah Adams, his former network host, was messaging his team to keep me off (see Part 1 if you missed it). An IDF settlement contractor tagged the two of them together. Pro-Israel groups passed around her clip from his show as proof that Israel didn’t drive the war. And after his Diary of a CEO interview, accounts from the same network that spent the summer smearing me told everyone his “CIA woman” was me, citing “sources.” It wasn’t me. I never discussed a polygraph with Shawn Ryan, and it was never why I went on. So either he was talking about someone else, or somebody turned his story into a weapon against me. Honestly, I don’t want the episode to air, and I told them so right after we taped, because it was a watered-down version of my work. How it all happened was a tough lesson learned for me in this industry. Now you know what was going on behind the scenes. If this episode doesn’t air, I can assure you it’s not because I’m a fraud. It’s because I won’t water down who funds the surveillance state, and I won’t sell out to protect anyone’s investments. So there you have it.

So many of you asked me to look into ClipIt, the company paying people by the view to post political clips. I did, and it connects to Israel’s $55.5 million American campaign, Trump’s former campaign manager, Turning Point and the operatives working for the Speaker of the House. A few highlights are below, and the full article with receipts is up on Substack now (link in bio, and it’s free). (1) The man who runs ClipIt goes by “Matt Servius” online and has never been publicly named. Wyoming and Latvian records point to Matīss Tabūns, a 23-year-old in Talsi, Latvia, who formed ClipIt’s American company on May 28, 2025, with a one-dollar stake. (2) Fourteen days later, on June 11, Brad Parscale formed Clock Tower X. It went on to register as Israel’s foreign agent. (3) ClipIt’s own records label a campaign “Political” for December 14 to 21, the week of AmericaFest. In those same days, Clock Tower X took in $6 million from Israel. (4) ClipIt’s campaigns kept Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson out of their clips. Israel’s campaign websites attacked both of them by name. (5) Israel’s campaign made its own clip titled “Charlie Kirk,” and its contract appears written to collect repost rights to content made by outside influencers. (6) Everyone keeps asking who paid. ClipIt paid its clippers from a $20 million crypto wallet that traces back to Stripe’s stablecoin system, and one clipper thanked the boss for his “Political Payout of December.” That means an American company has the name of whoever ordered the political payouts, and that record can be subpoenaed. (7) ClipIt rewrote its terms the day before The Atlantic’s story ran. Then it changed its founding year and blocked visitors from the United States. (8) Israel’s campaign sent $4.4 million for “media placement” to a firm run by Mike Shields. His other firm has been paid $2.98 million by Speaker Mike Johnson’s campaign. (9) Parscale’s Israel firm uses the same Ohio office suite as his company’s White House contract. (10) Turning Point denies working with ClipIt. But, it has paid Jake Hoffman’s firms millions a year, and Hoffman ran Turning Point’s 2020 teen troll farm. The attack operation on X reeks of Jake Hoffman's troll famrs Enjoy the article!

Marjorie Taylor Greene just wrote her best tweet ever.

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TPUSA brands itself as a champion of free speech. So why was a man escorted out by police after questioning Ben Shapiro on the genocide in Gaza? Shapiro’s response? “Shut the fuck up.” Charlie Kirk invited students to the mic to debate. Now that he's gone, someone challenges the narrative and gets a police escort out of the event. Apparently, free speech is sacred—until someone says something they don’t want to hear. x.com/FrontlinesTPUS…

Imagine that. Starting a war with Iran and sending 2,000lb bombs to destroy Gaza doesn’t win you the Nobel Peace Prize.

🚨 BREAKING: The House has PASSED RepThomasMassie’s resolution to FORCE the release of names of Congressmen who used the Congressional slush fund to pay out for sexuaI misconduct settlements, 420-0 These are TAXPAYER DOLLARS being used to PAY OFF accusers. And it’s all about to be public. The Committee on Ethics must now preserve and public release all relevant records.

While you’re being distracted by so many other things, the biggest deep-state coverup of our generation is unravelling in real time. What’s ironic is this was an op against Trump on J6, and now his FBI and DOJ are trying to suppress it. Who’s in control of this administration?

Robert Gouveia Esq. @RobGouveiaEsq

3 weeks ago

Brian Cole Jr.'s defense team files an explosive motion to suppress his alleged confession, arguing federal agents ruthlessly exploited his autism and threatened his family during a psychologically abusive interrogation.

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I am very confused about the recent conservative push to make it seem like women are killing their children because of tik-tok. I’m just not exactly sure what we’re doing here outside of trying to magnify exceedingly rare cases of filicide which (and please correct me if I’m wrong) are statistically more likely to be executed by men?

Inflation numbers came out today, and the official story is that inflation went down. What the headline number doesn't tell you is that the government changed how inflation is calculated in the same release. A month ago, they said July inflation was 3.7%. Today, they recalculated July with the new formula and it dropped to 3.36%. If you measure August the same way as the months before it, inflation comes out around 3.8%, which means it went up. They didn't bring inflation down, they just changed how they calculate it. Bessent did something similar with CPI last month. You only modify the way you calculate if they numbers are that bad. They genuinely thought we wouldn't notice...

Donald Trump can start a million wars and create a million distractions but he can never hide from the truth. I have never seen an innocent man try so hard to suppress evidence that he claims would exonerate him.

Both sides take AIPAC money. Both sides love Flock cameras. Both sides love mega data centers. Both sides start wars. Both sides get rich from insider trading. Both sides kill babies either through war or abortion, Both sides raise the federal deficit. BOTH SIDES SUCK!

In his book Collapse, Jared Diamond studied a dozen societies across thousands of years, from the Maya to the Vikings, to answer one question: why do great civilizations fall? What he found wasn't drought, war or bad luck. None of those were ever enough on their own. The one thing present in every collapse was how the people at the top responded to what was happening below them. The warning sign he found again and again was leaders who were completely insulated from the pain of ordinary people. When the powerful never feel the consequences, they stop seeing the problem, and when they stop seeing it, they stop fixing it. The Maya kings kept enriching themselves and building monuments while the farmers who fed them went hungry. Their civilization didn't fall because of one bad year. It fell because the people in charge had stopped living in the same world as everyone else. Diamond called them "distant managers." They are the people in power who live so far from the damage that they are the last to understand how bad it has gotten. By the time they notice, the fields are already empty. His most important finding was that collapse is a choice. Every society that fell had leaders who could have changed course and chose not to. The question for us is whether we will keep letting people who can't see us make that choice for us. Because we are there folks.

Dan Scavino Jr.🇺🇸🦅 @DanScavino

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My jaw is on the floor. We will be having an emergency LIVE today. Details in a bit. I knew it. I knew it. I knew it.

At what point does lobbying for a foreign country become something Americans should know more about under FARA? Because what AIPAC did after one congressional vote deserves scrutiny. And we should be paying attention to the politicians who are ignoring this, because they too look like foreign agents. On July 15, the House voted on Thomas Massie’s amendment to eliminate $3.3 billion in U.S. security assistance to Israel. It failed 104–314 103 Democrats and Massie voted yes. That made their sugar daddy, AIPAC mad. Because within days, AIPAC removed the donation links for 15 endorsed House Democrats who voted to cut the aid. These weren't obscure backbenchers. The group included House Democratic Whip Katherine Clark, the No. 2 House Democrat, along with lawmakers who had previously benefited from substantial pro-Israel political support. One vote involving aid to Israel, and the fundraising buttons disappeared. And AIPAC publicly made its position on that vote unmistakable, saying it was “disappointed” in the 103 Democrats who voted with Massie. Until 2021, AIPAC had never directly donated to a federal candidate. It created AIPAC PAC in late 2021 and launched its super PAC, United Democracy Project, for the 2022 cycle. By 2026, those two political operations had already poured more than $104.3 MILLION into federal elections, with months still left before Election Day. And look at what happened to the one Republican who voted for the amendment. Thomas Massie. AIPAC's super PAC had already spent millions opposing him in his Republican primary, which he lost in May. Then Massie introduced H.R. 8809, the “Americans Insist on Political Agent Clarity Act.” His bill would broaden FARA by establishing additional criteria for determining when U.S.-based organizations advancing foreign interests must register. It has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. And that brings me back to the question: If an American lobbying organization can raise enormous sums for members of Congress, spend more than $100 million influencing federal elections, advocate intensely for U.S. policy benefiting Israel, and shut off fundraising access after lawmakers vote against aid to Israel, where should the legal line be? AIPAC says its work strengthens the U.S.-Israel relationship and advances American national security. Its critics argue this level of electoral involvement demands greater foreign-influence transparency. Congress now has an actual bill in front of it that would change that line. Maybe Americans should start paying attention to where the line is drawn because it's clear that AIPAC is sending us a message that they are in control of our politicians.

Government keeping you “safe”.

This is insane. By what metric do we measure success of agriculture in the United States? I can tell you this ain’t it. Cattlemen going out of business and consumers can’t afford American beef. The problem is the Ag Secretary and Trump are captured by the foreign beef cartel.

AF Post @AFpost

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Sec. of Agriculture Brooke Rollins says that, if Americans think beef is too expensive, they can eat something else. Follow: @AFpost

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