Wachowski Brothers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wachowskis
Lana Wachowski (born Larry Wachowski, June 21, 1965)[1] and Lilly Wachowski (born Andy Wachowski, December 29, 1967)[2] are American film and television directors, writers and producers.[3] The sisters are both trans women.[4][5][6

FITTON: Trump Must Be Dr. No on Spending!


Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton appeared on “Fox News @ Night” on Fox News to discuss government spending, gain of function research, and more. WATCH NOW!

Vivek SH*TS On American Culture To Push More Immigration!- Jilly Dore


Former Presidential candidate and current Trump advisor Vivek Ramaswamy caused quite a stir within the MAGA movement when he degraded US culture, suggesting that Americans no longer value excellence and instead pursue mediocrity. As a result, he says, we need to import more H1-B workers from places like India and China to restore American greatness. Jimmy and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss how Trump supporters are pushing back against Vivek, Elon Musk and others seeking to leverage the MAGA movement to support increasing immigration.

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The Amish were told not to build any more. They are still cranking them out!! This is in Boone, NC.

The Mattachine Society- The group was founded by Communist organizer Harry Hay and other leftists including Bob Hull, Chuck Rowland, Dale Jennings, Konrad Stevens, James Gruber and Rudi Gernreich
https://guides.loc.gov/lgbtq-studies/before-stonewall/mattachine

The Mattachine Society (initially called the Mattachine Foundation) began as a secret organization in Los Angeles in 1950, with their first Statement of Purpose drawn up in 1951. The group was founded by Communist organizer Harry Hay and other leftists including Bob Hull, Chuck Rowland, Dale Jennings, Konrad Stevens, James Gruber and Rudi Gernreich (Jewish Refugee). The Mattachine founders borrowed the initial structure of the organization from the Communist Party, and the leadership, the "fifth order" was anonymous, so members didn't even know their names. The Mattachine Society went on to become one of several prominent groups organizing during the period of LGBTQ+ activism referred to as the Homophile Movement, with chapters opening up in a number of states. The Mattachine Society began publishing The Mattachine Review in 1955. Regional organizations also published their own periodicals and newsletters.

Around 1957, the National Mattachine Society moved their headquarters from Los Angeles to San Francisco. In a 1957 letter from the Mattachine Board of Directors, they informed the local chapters that the board had voted 5-2 in favor of revoking all area council charters and "getting out of the branch office business." The letter went on to encourage the local Mattachine branches to continue working autonomously, which many did. The San Francisco Mattachine went on until 1967.