Trump ordering the release of government files on JFK, RFK and MLK assassinations is a great thing. I don't know how much of the real evidence is in there, but I'll take it. And I'd like to remind my friends on the left, releasing the files was originally a left-wing position.

Donald Trump has signed an executive order to declassify federal records on the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.

I wonder why he won't include Epstein.

Now let’s get 9/11 and Epstein going 🦅🇺🇸

I am in tears right now… RFK Jr is about to find out what happened to his Uncle and Dad, he can heal God Bless Donald Trump for releasing the JFK and RFK Files

Can we get the Epstein list next?

Oh man, as @aaronsibarium is pretending to report a neighbor to the Oregon state bias hotline for putting up an Israeli flag, the employee suggests recording his neighbor and tells him, “Oregon is a single party consent to record, so you could record conversations.” 😂

“Yale loves nothing more than to celebrate student accomplishments,” but it “has reacted to its alumnus’ accomplishment with a shrug.” Ohio State, by contrast, has “released two statements on X congratulating him — one after his selection as Donald Trump’s running mate and another after his election as vice president.”

The University of Wisconsin has removed its Chief Diversity Officer, LaVar Charleston, citing concerns about “financial operations and fiscal judgments in the division.” Last year @aaronsibarium reported on a complaint alleging he has a long history of research misconduct.

Link: madison365.com/uw-removes-ch…

BREAKING: Led by @SenatorCirino, Ohio has announced a comprehensive higher ed reform bill that: -Protects free speech -Promotes diversity of thought -Mandates institutional neutrality -Eliminates DEI -Requires a civics course -Bans faculty strikes -Requires post-tenure review

“It is called Senate Bill 1 for a reason. It is our top priority,” Cirino said. His colleague, Rep. Tom Young, is supporting the bill in the house. Read Senator Cirino’s press release here: ohiosenate.gov/members/jerry…

Listen to a new conversation between @SenatorCirino and @goACTA President @PoliakoffACTA here: goacta.org/2025/01/ohio-sena…

The email all federal employees will have received by the end of today: “We are taking steps to close all agency DEIA offices and end all DEIA-related contracts.” “These programs divided Americans by race, wasted taxpayer dollars, and resulted in shameful discrimination.” “If you are aware of a change in any contract description or personnel position description since November 5, 2024 to obscure the connection between the contract and DEIA or similar ideologies, please report all facts and circumstances…within 10 days.”

Canadians have invaded, and they’re playing hockey on Canal St. in New Orleans:

For the record, I’m only assuming he’s Canadian based on demonstrated pond hockey skill level.

The AG and the Secretary of Education are also ordered to prepare guidance for universities regarding the Supreme Court’s affirmative action decision: “Within 120 days of this order, the Attorney General and the Secretary of Education shall jointly issue guidance to all State and local educational agencies that receive Federal funds, as well as all institutions of higher education that receive Federal grants or participate in the Federal student loan assistance program under Title IV of the Higher Education Act, 20 U.S.C. 1070 et seq., regarding the measures and practices required to comply with Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College, 600 U.S. 181 (2023).”

The report is to include: “A plan of specific steps or measures to deter DEI programs or principles (whether specifically denominated “DEI” or otherwise) that constitute illegal discrimination or preferences.  As a part of this plan, each agency shall identify up to nine potential civil compliance investigations of publicly traded corporations, large non-profit corporations or associations, foundations with assets of 500 million dollars or more, State and local bar and medical associations, and institutions of higher education with endowments over 1 billion dollars.”

Back in September 2022, Oberlin College paid off its $36.59 million judgment to a local bakery college staff had defamed as racist after attempting to stop a black student shoplifter from running off with a bottle of wine It was a sign that justice was still obtainable amidst the frenzy and, it turns out, a portent of things to come.

I can no longer to afford to stay silent. I am scheduled to go to trial in a few weeks in a place which has up until this point been nothing less than a kangaroo court. All of the most basic rules have been violated in favor of a corrupted DOJ and all of it has come at the cost of my constitutional rights. The crimes they are charging me with are utter fabrications - nothing less than dispatches from a fantasy world. They are charging with me crimes which they have not defined, which they have shown us no evidence of, which no one knows the basis for, and are completely unprecedented in American history. And the people who swore to uphold the constitution and the rights of criminal defendants are using the authority granted by that oath to protect themselves, to preserve an evil ideology, and to destroy the very people that oath is meant to protect. The Trump administration took office a few days ago and issued an Executive Order to end the weaponization of the DOJ against its own citizens. But I can assure you that today that weaponization is just as alive as it was January 19th, 2025. Because the acting US Attorney is running cover while this weaponized prosecution is being accelerated behind closed doors in direct violation of the President's Executive Order. And despite everything we have been through, it seems they still do not realize that I will not bend the knee to their corruption. I will not sign their plea deals and I will not become a party to my own destruction. Whatever the cost, whatever the sacrifice, I will not give in. Long ago I said that we cannot back down because whatever we give up comes at a cost - a cost which will be paid by our children. The future we give them is whatever we are willing to fight for in the present moment. So, at this moment, we will fight. We will fight in the public square. We will fight in the courtroom. We will fight in Congress. We will fight no matter what the cost.