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timflood1966.bsky.social
Thank you Meesh !!!! Oh yes; the quality of the writing and musicianship in those days won’t be seen again !!! Lyrics with real meaning will always stay relevant. Who knew all the anti-war and protest anthems would be so relevant today. Burton Cummings delivery on American Woman is perfect….
January 29, 2026 at 3:52 AM
rulesfortitans.bsky.social
As we plan for countering federal government attacks on our communities, we must make sure that anti-Trumpism does not spark anti-Americanism.

The very act of uniting against a hostile government that's dismantling our Constitution, is more American than the current Administration will ever be.
January 29, 2026 at 3:32 AM
darkishweb.bsky.social
Second.. it's always sucked? Doesn't matter what name it's attached to. Being anti immigration is anti american. We are a nation built on the backs of immigrants.
January 29, 2026 at 3:18 AM
charitychicken.bsky.social
For every Minnesota Alex who wanted to help others, stood up for what they believed in, and actively fought prejudice.💔
Photo of the top of The Miami Student “Oldest college newspaper in the United States, established 1826” (Miami University in Oxford, Ohio) dated Tuesday, November 10, 1998 with the top headline “Dorsey RA dies; cause unknown” by Kelly Jones In the second unexpected student death this semester, junior resident advisor Alejandro (Alex) Garrote was found dead Thursday in his Dorsey Hall room. Friends of Garrote found his body after he missed a dinner appointment. Later, they checked his room where they found him. Public Safety officers were called to the scene, and Garrote was pronounced dead around 11 p.m. There were no signs of foul play and anti-seizure medication was found in his room. According to Miami University Police Sgt. Andrew Powers, the cause of death has not yet been determined. University Police are still awaiting the results of the toxicology report, he said. Dean of Students Richard Nault called together Dorsey residents Thursday night to inform them of Garrote’s death. University counselors who attended the meeting were made available for grief counseling. Students were updated about the situation Friday morning and many attended a service which followed at Sesquicentennial Chapel. There, students took time to “remember his life and reflect on his death.” The story continued inside the paper (next image). A photo of him in profile in a white tee shirt sitting reading in his room with a window with a box fan behind him that frames his face. Caption: Alejandro Garrote poses for photography project in his room earlier this year (contributed by Erica Williams) Photo from inside that same issue of The Miami Student. Death: Garrote remembered by friends (continued from page 1) “He was very popular in this community,” Nault said. “This was a chance for students to hear some of the important things about his life.” Garrote, 20, was a microbiology major from Woodbury, Minnesota. An active member of the Miami community, he was co-president of Students Together Opposing Prejudice (STOP) and a member of the Association of Latin American Students. Friends of Garrote remember him as dedicated and passionate. Tara Lee, co-president of STOP, said he was “emotionally involved with everything he did.” “I wish I could be the type of friend to others that he was to me,” she said. Associated Student Government’s Secretary of Diversity Affairs Bret Freeman added, “The one thing that his life meant for me was that he was a person who did everything he believed in. “With him, there was never any doubt about what he believed or where he stood,” he said.
January 29, 2026 at 3:09 AM
dcmcb.bsky.social
Nancy Pelosi has been a Catholic her whole life and was denied communion by American priests over her pro-choice views. How about excommunicating Vance for pretending to be a Catholic (converted right before running for the senate) and promoting hateful anti-Christian views?
January 29, 2026 at 3:09 AM
magnetfigtree.bsky.social
insinuates that we soccer moms are “too organized.” We’ve been compared to a “trained insurgency“ like in fallujah or Afghanistan as if local soldiers there tried to expel American armed forces by “whistling” at them.

We‘ve been told that “anti-fascism”, the doctrine of Casablanca and WW2 GIs
January 29, 2026 at 3:08 AM
eztempo.bsky.social
Stephen Miller is an anti-American white nationalist that should be nowhere near any lever of power over others.
January 29, 2026 at 3:06 AM
kag8.bsky.social
ABSOLUTELY 💯 CORRECT.. THIS WHOLE DAMN INCOMPETENT DAMAGING FACIST ADMINISTRATION NEEDS TO BE IMPEACHED AS NONE OF THEM HAVE DONE NOTHING TO HELP OUR COUNTRY.. AS ANTI AMERICAN CORRUPT PSYCHOPATHIC AS LICKERS !
January 29, 2026 at 3:06 AM
qoker.bsky.social
#UNPATRIOTIC #HAWAIIANS

#PRESTRUMP WHY DON'T YOU SEND MORE #ICE IN HAWAII

#FOCUS ON THE #ANTI-AMERICA(NS) #FLAG #SENTIMENT #MTF
#PRO-UK-HAWAIIAN #SLAVE #FLAG.
#MAJORITY ARE #UNDOCUMENTED ON #WELFARE
#CLAIMING TOBE #ANYTHING BUT #PROUD #AMERICAN
#SEND THEM HOME WHERE THEY CAME FROM.
January 29, 2026 at 3:00 AM
pra9ma.bsky.social
will grok eventually develop the T-800?
one day grok said that there's a worth to kill million US civilians to save their developer, king of X

oh, i see, skynet is already there ( ˇωˇ )

NRA needs to work lobbying so hard for preparing anti tank rifles at every American ppl to counter the metal lol
January 29, 2026 at 2:47 AM
trialrun2024.bsky.social
Any Republican who votes to fund ICE is anti-American.
cwebbonline.com Christopher Webb @cwebbonline.com · 5h
#NoWarrantNoICE
We should be clawing back some of that money from before. Not giving them more. Hear me out‼️

NEW: $64B for DHS, about $10B for ICE

2025: A multi-year boost $170B for border enforcement, about $75B of that for ICE.

No Dem should have their name on a new ICE funding bill.
January 29, 2026 at 2:32 AM
austwu.bsky.social
I think the case of the Occupation of Minneapolis-Saint Paul is instructive -- in peacetime there were many squabbles about zoning and density (of which I took the side of the YIMBYS) -- but for now this has reasonably been set aside for the sake of a united front against an unquestionably evil foe.
Nekima Valdez Levy Armstrong (née Levy-Pounds, born June 27, 1976) is an American lawyer and social justice activist. She was president of the Minneapolis chapter of the NAACP from 2015 to 2016. She has led a variety of organizations that focus on issues of racial equality and disparity in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area. Levy Armstrong was a professor of law at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis from 2003 to 2016. After concluding her term as an NAACP chapter president and leaving her academic post, she campaigned unsuccessfully for mayor of Minneapolis in the 2017 election. She has been a prominent local activist in several protests over the killing of black Americans by police officers. She has been involved in lawsuits to prevent Minneapolis from eliminating single-family zoning, arguing that doing so would harm the environment and communities of color.[1] Arrest and manipulated photo On January 18, 2026, Levy Armstrong co-organized a protest at Cities Church in Saint Paul. One of the church's pastors is allegedly employed by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as the Acting Field Director for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minnesota.[29] Federal authorities began an investigation for possible violations of federal law (including laws barring physical obstruction of houses of worship and laws prohibiting conspiring to interfere with the free practice of religion) in connection with the protest.[30][31] She was arrested on January 22 by DHS and FBI agents for playing a key role in the anti-ICE demonstration.[32] After her arrest, the official White House Twitter account posted a digitally manipulated photo of Levy Armstrong with darker skin and showing her sobbing. When asked to comment on the manipulated image, Kaelan Dorr, deputy White House communications director, posted to X, "Enforcement of the law will continue. The memes will continue."[33] ICE OUT Thank you for being engaged with us during such a difficult time for our city and our state. It can be hard to focus on the kitchen-table municipal issues that Sustain Saint Paul is normally concerned with at a time like this, and we are grateful for your continued participation. It is the official position of Sustain Saint Paul that immigrants are an essential component of our city’s cultural and economic fabric. ICE operations in Saint Paul have created fear and instability. Residents, regardless of legal status, are afraid to leave their homes. Businesses, especially minority-owned and operated ones, are facing decline and even closure due to lost customers and staff. The economic damage to this city is enormous and it is affecting all Saint Paulites. See below for some ways to get involved Sustain Saint Paul joins the City Council in calling on Governor Walz to issue a temporary eviction moratorium by executive order. We don’t support eviction moratoria lightly. We believe in abundant housing, streamlined development, and long-term solutions to our housing crisis — not stopgap measures. But these are extraordinary times. It is unclear how residents are to be expected to pay their rent during a crisis that leaves them unable to leave their homes for work. Take action today by telling Gov. Walz you support a temporary eviction moratorium until this crisis de-escalates using this link. If you’re a Saint Paul business impacted by these federal actions and support ICE leaving Minnesota, consider signing this petition. Shop this week at your local immigrant-owned business. if you are looking to give money, consider one of the many good causes you can find here. Read our full statement of support for our immigrant communities here.
January 29, 2026 at 2:19 AM
mrliquid.bsky.social
Trump is the bitter unwanted pill America has given itself. He has exposed American naked power at home and abroad. He does explicitly what other US leaders did in more muted tones.
Heal your sick religious anti science militarised death cult nation. Built on a fiction of exceptionalism
January 29, 2026 at 2:18 AM
dblblaze.bsky.social
I'm a proud American citizen, a veteran of 30 years. I'm also anti fascist. ICE doesn't have to track me down, my address is on my Navy pension and my VA disabilty check.
I am not afraid of a dying syphilitic pedophile. I have faced worthy foes and I'm still standing.
January 29, 2026 at 2:12 AM
chipalope.bsky.social
Look at those moms protesting in the 60s! It's anti-American to say mothers shouldn't protest.
January 29, 2026 at 2:06 AM
morninglight1203.bsky.social
@schumer.senate.gov @hakeem-jeffries.bsky.social
🐰💙 What are you doing to release Liam & the other children you have stolen & the countless others who have been abducted by the Anti-American agency you allowed & funded.

#FREETHEBLUEBUNNIES #FREELIAM #ICEOUT #CHINGALAMIGRA #LIBERTADPARALOSNIÑOS
50501movement.bsky.social 50501: The People’s Movement ❌👑 @50501movement.bsky.social · 3h
We must demand the release of Liam and countless others who have been abducted by ICE

#FREETHEBLUEBUNNIES #FREELIAM #ICEOUT #CHINGALAMIGRA #LIBERTADPARALOSNIÑOS
We demand ICE to free 5yo Liam and all the children in detention where horrible conditions are being reported. Reporters can hear children crying inside and some have fevers. Please spread this post everywhere and call your representatives! Post a picture like this one with these tags and emojis: @Your Representatives social pages and demand they do something. Use emojis : 💙🐰 #FREETHEBLUEBUNNIES #FREELIAM #ICEOUT #CHINGALAMIGRA #LIBERTADPARALOSNIÑOS
January 29, 2026 at 2:01 AM
jacklynch000.bsky.social
“America’s future rests in a thousand dreams inside your hearts. It rests in the message of hope in songs of a man so many young Americans admire—New Jersey’s own, Bruce Springsteen.” — paid anti-American communist radical left agitator Ronald Reagan
brucespringsteen.net Bruce Springsteen @brucespringsteen.net · 10h
I wrote this song on Saturday, recorded it yesterday and released it to you today in response to the state terror being visited on the city of Minneapolis. It’s dedicated to the people of Minneapolis, our innocent immigrant neighbors and in memory of Alex Pretti and Renee Good.

Stay free
Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Minneapolis (Official Audio)
YouTube video by Bruce Springsteen
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January 29, 2026 at 1:58 AM
crobertcargill.bsky.social
Bigoted, hateful, and racist conservatives are NEVER seen as the heroes by history. Ever. Ever ever.

Change your hearts or die.
Famous anti-gay bigot and shit actress, Anita Bryant, with her famous press conference turned Pie in the Face fiasco. Hazel Massery, famous bigot turned repentant. She has been haunted and hounded by this image her whole life. The infamous night at the Garden. 1800 police were dispatched to protect these honest to God American Nazis. Fights broke out outside and in, including one famous incidient in which a boxer got in and beat the shit out of a dozen of these fucking goons. He's a hero now. They are forgotten. Yep. Charlottesville. The Unit the Right rally which resulted in a wave of mass firings and the entire Alt-Right shifting to mostly online activism and covering their faces. Some say the men pictured haven't seen a real vagina in person ever since.
January 29, 2026 at 1:45 AM
moxiemeow.bsky.social
American anti-intellectualism and the decades-old conservative ("regressive", if we're calling them what they REALLY are!) project to sabotage public education led directly to the elevation of Donald Trump to the Presidency.

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positiveenerg.bsky.social PositiveEnerG @positiveenerg.bsky.social · 1d
Trump is dumber than a sack of hammers. He is an unstable, stupid fuck, a failure at life without the slightest bit of intellectual curiosity. He’s conman who learned early n life to take as much as he can, by any means.

It’s embarrassing that so many Americans are too stupid to realize it.
January 29, 2026 at 1:40 AM
sickxbunny.bsky.social
this one in particular killed me lol...
1. what the band makes music about (gore) remains unchanged
2. all matt posts is music & comics. posting anti ice ig stories is uncontroversial atp unless ur a deranged rightoid. plus his wife is not american lol do u expect him to want her to be deported😭
@SelfRighteousNewAgeLightWorker • 3d ago Definitely not the EXHUMED I grew up with, Bro. I remember when the band exemplified disgusting and offensive Death/ Grind. They were elite... now Matt is a whiny Wokie. Oh, how the mighty have fallen!
January 29, 2026 at 1:31 AM
rhutabhayga.bsky.social
#TikTok is now owned by the U.S. in a forced sale.

The consortium is led by Larry Ellison, executive chairman of Oracle, which helped the Heritage Foundation create a database of loyalists for Project 2025.

And they now control what 150MM Americans can or can't see. Or post.
January 28, 2026 (Wednesday) If they were going to build state-sponsored media in America, they wouldn’t announce it. For months, the warnings spread like rumor. Delete it. Get your kids off it. The Chinese are watching. The algorithm is feeding them propaganda, depression, rage. A hundred and fifty million Americans on a single app, scrolling ninety-five minutes a day, and the servers sat in Beijing. Lawmakers called it a national security threat. Parents called it digital fentanyl. TikTok is spying on your children, they said. TikTok is brainwashing a generation. The dread was real. The danger may have been real. So they forced a sale. And five days ago, the app that terrified them changed hands. Now the dread has a different shape. Yesterday, a woman in a Chicago salon, still in her smock between clients, propped her iPhone against the mirror and recorded a video about ICE. Thirty seconds. Posted it. Went back to work. An hour later: zero views. She deleted it. Recorded again, this time using emojis. 🧊 instead of ICE, thinking maybe the algorithm flags certain words. Posted it. Checked again before bed, the screen bright in her hand. Still zero. The next morning, she posted a video of her latte. Three thousand views by noon. Across the country, similar reports. A father in Minneapolis, 400,000 followers, posting about Palestine: zero views. A physical therapist in New Jersey typing “Epstein” into a direct message, watching the app freeze, a warning appearing: This message may be in violation of our Community Guidelines. CNBC reporters reproduced the error on camera, typing the same name, getting the same block. TikTok blamed a power outage at a data center. Users described an outage that seemed to know the difference between British users and American users. An outage that triggered when you typed a name. An outage that affected political content but not dance videos, ICE but not coffee, Gaza but not lipstick tutorials. This was the app that showed Minneapolis burning when the networks cut away. For ten minutes on May 25, 2020, a seventeen-year-old named Darnella Frazier held her phone steady and recorded a police officer kneeling on George Floyd’s neck. She posted it. It spread. The world saw what the official story would have buried: that he called for his mother, that bystanders begged the officer to stop, that it took eight minutes and forty-six seconds for a man to die on a sidewalk in America. TikTok didn’t break that story. But TikTok became the place where stories like it couldn’t be contained. Gaza, when the networks looked away. ICE raids filmed in real time. Protests before the press arrived. For five years, it was the camera that couldn’t be managed, the signal that couldn’t be jammed, the place where ordinary people could make power visible without asking permission. A hundred and fifty million Americans opened it every day. A third of teenagers said it was their primary news source. Not CNN. Not the Times. The algorithm. And now the algorithm answers to someone new. On January 22, 2026, a pop-up appeared on a hundred and fifty million American phones. A new privacy policy. Most people clicked through without reading. But the language had changed. TikTok now lists what it collects: racial or ethnic origin, national origin, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, citizenship, immigration status. That data existed before. But before, it flowed to ByteDance, a Chinese company with no stake in American deportation policy. Now it flows to a different owner. The consortium is led by Larry Ellison, executive chairman of Oracle, host to Trump at his Rancho Mirage estate. In September 2024, Ellison told investors wh… Within seventy-two hours of the ownership transfer, creators reported anti-Trump content throttled, videos about ICE stuck at zero, the word “Epstein” blocked in DMs. The same name the Justice Department was legally required to release files about forty days ago—and hasn’t. BBC and Guardian videos appeared visible in London, invisible in Los Angeles. Uninstalls spiked, if only by anecdote: screenshots, goodbye posts, friends telling friends to delete it. On social media, people began describing the same sensation in different words: the feed felt newly policed. “I got rid of it,” one user wrote. “Nice side effect is a calmer brain.” In an interview that fall, Netanyahu had been blunt: “The most important purchase that is going on right now is TikTok. I hope it goes through because it can be consequential.” It went through. People didn’t need proof of intent. They only needed the sensation: that the room had gained a guard. Orwell didn’t imagine censorship as a bonfire. He imagined it as clerical work. In 1984, when a man named Withers falls out of favor, he isn’t arrested in the square. He becomes an “unperson.” The records are edited. The photographs altered. “Withers, then, did not exist: he had never existed.” The newspaper still prints. The world still turns. But the public record has been silently revised, and no one can prove it was ever different. State-sponsored media doesn’t announce itself. It looks like the app you already use, doing what apps already do: sorting content, recommending videos, deciding what spreads and what disappears. The difference is whose hand is on the dial. State-sponsored media is when the algorithm answers to power, when the content that vanishes is the content power wants vanished, when the glitch is always the explanation. The woman in Chicago can watch her video on her own phone. It exists. But zero views means zero reach means zero presence in the public reality. She wasn’t banned. She was just never there. How would you know i… The algorithm has always been opaque. Content has always risen and fallen for reasons no one could explain. That opacity is the camouflage. Beneath it, suppression becomes indistinguishable from bad luck. It cannot be named, cannot be fought, cannot be proven. The most effective censorship doesn’t delete. It throttles. It shadowbans. It lets your voice exist while ensuring no one hears it. And eventually, you stop posting what doesn’t spread. You learn which words the algorithm won’t carry. You try emojis. You try euphemisms. You watch what works for other people and start to mimic it. You censor yourself before anyone has to do it for you. The woman in Chicago has started noticing patterns. Her videos about rent do fine. Her videos about traffic do fine. Anything about policy, about power, about the government doing something to someone: zero views. She doesn’t know if it’s real. She doesn’t know if she’s paranoid. She just knows what happens when she posts, and what doesn’t. The threat was China. That’s what they said for years. A foreign adversary controlling the algorithm, manipulating what Americans see, collecting data on a hundred and fifty million citizens. A national security risk so severe it justified forcing a sale. So they forced a sale. And the platform that documented Minneapolis, that broadcast Gaza, that showed ICE raids in real time—now belongs to a man who dreams of constant surveillance, backed by a president who calls his consortium “Great American Patriots,” financed in part by twenty billion dollars from the United Arab Emirates. The data collection hasn’t stopped. The algorithm still runs. Only now it’s American. So it’s safe. TikTok says the glitch has been resolved. The servers are stable. The woman in Chicago checked her phone again this morning. The screen was bright in her hand. The video about ICE: still zero views. The video about her latte: twelve thousand. She typed a caption about a raid in her neighborhood. Stopped. Deleted it. Typ…
January 29, 2026 at 1:24 AM
tommy44.bsky.social
2/ Trump and MAGA…the America First Fascist Movement. Did Bush understand the implications? I don’t think so. But Cheney and Rumsfeld did. And the scores that surrounded them, all of whom who were, or are, Anti-Constitutionalists. The original American Putsch Hall gang. Now followed by the 2nd gen.
January 29, 2026 at 1:08 AM
ironpuss.bsky.social
It's not hypocrisy at all. Their actions and beliefs align. MAGA see themselves as True Americans and the rest of us as anti-american or Anti-Christ. Hence in their minds it is only appropriate that they carry firearms in defense of their cause and that we do not. It's apples vs oranges to them.
January 29, 2026 at 1:04 AM
savedemocracy123.bsky.social
MARCO RUBIO is but another, fast talking, fascist lying criminal crony to the Putin/Trump/GOP/Project 2025, anti-American, pseudo-"Christian" criminal Corporate Fascists who've stolen USA with illegal help from genocidal pig Putin & Fox fascist lie parrots. like Miller, Noem, Witkoff, Bondi, et al
January 29, 2026 at 1:03 AM