This is what too much money does to you; Inside the ‘odd, eccentric’ life of ‘checked-out’ Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey

Inside the ‘odd, eccentric’ life of ‘checked-out’ Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey

Here's where the real danger is! Christmas Parade Massacre Suspect Rapped 'F***' Trump, Against Rittenhouse supported BLM: Christmas Parade Massacre Suspect Rapped 'F***' Trump, Was Against Rittenhouse Verdict, Supported BLM: Report

Christmas Parade Massacre Suspect Rapped 'F***' Trump, Was Against Rittenhouse Verdict, Supported BLM: Report: Christmas Parade Massacre Suspect Rapped 'F***' Trump, Was Against Rittenhouse Verdict, Supported BLM: Report  By Michael Austin  November 22, 2021 at 1:04pm It appears that the man allegedly responsible for the Christmas parade massacre held many antagonistic views toward conservatism and right-wing politics. That man — identified as Darrell E. Brooks — allegedly drove his SUV through a Waukesha, Wisconsin, Christmas parade on Sunday, killing five and injuring more than 40 people. Brooks was reportedly released on a low cash bail amount when he committed the attack. In the past, Brooks — a convicted felon with a long criminal history — has voiced support for the controversial Black Lives Matter organization, according to a report from Heavy.com. A rapper, Brooks went by the stage name “MathBoi Fly,” and on various social media pages using this name, Brooks voiced support for the above causes, according to Heavy. Trending: Black Man Acquitted on Self-Defense Same Day as Rittenhouse Busts Myth of 'Unjust' Justice System In one post, Brooks reportedly quoted black nationalist rhetoric forwarded by Malcolm X. “…Help African in its struggle to free itself from Western domination. No matter where the black man is, he will never be respected until Africa is a world power,” the quote read. In another post shared by journalist and author Andy Ngo on Twitter, Brooks allegedly forwarded anti-Semitic views commonly found in black nationalist movements.

Is this why the MSM should not be trusted? Ex-New York Times reporter Nellie Bowles says paper held story about Kenosha riots until after 2020 election

Ex-New York Times reporter Nellie Bowles says paper held story about Kenosha riots until after 2020 election

Maybe killing someone is a bigger factor? Alec Baldwin's Brother Says the Actor Is Being 'Attacked' for His Political Views Following Shooting

Alec Baldwin's Brother Says the Actor Is Being 'Attacked' for His Political Views Following Shooting

REAPING WHAT YE SOW? Video of Travis Scott spitting at fan, telling crowd to ‘F–k him up!’ goes viral

Video of Travis Scott spitting at fan, telling crowd to ‘F–k him up!’ goes viral

Is the Rumor About Biden Pooping His Pants in Rome True?

Is the Rumor About Biden Pooping His Pants in Rome True?: Last week, President Joe Biden took a trip to Rome to sit down for a one-on-one with Pope Francis. After the meeting, an unflattering rumor about Biden began to make the rounds on Twitter. According to Snopes, the rumor appears to have originally gained steam from a tweet by former Nevada GOP Chairwoman Amy Tarkanian. “The word around Rome is that Biden’s meeting with the Pope was unusually long because Biden had a bit of an ‘bathroom accident’ at the Vatican & it had to be addressed prior to him leaving,” she wrote. “I know we joke often about this, but this is the actual rumor going around Rome now.”