Friends call me Crème. Dad, misanthrope, ancap. Riding out the fall of the Empire.
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Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
There is nothing to debate. There is nothing else to discuss. We don’t need to make reasoned, theological, or political arguments. This needs to be our default posture from here on out.
Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
“I don’t need to look down on Indians, or Haitians or Somalis, these people need to go home because we fucking said so. And if that isn’t enough, then whose country is it??
Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
I think what makes these fake Apple Pay scam/prank situations so emotionally volatile is that they combine several nightmare scenarios for the victim into one attack.
For starters, you're getting robbed in public. This is embarrassing, especially for a man.
Second, you're on camera unexpectedly for a large audience. This should be illegal. It's not, but it should be.
Third, you're being played for a fool because you don't really know how the technology of Apple Pay / contactless payments works, and someone is exploiting you over it.
So we end up with a scenario where some random guy--in this case, a middle-aged man stocking the frozen pizzas--is getting robbed, humiliated, and made to look foolish by what is likely a teenage mulatto who's exploiting a type of "I'm not touching you" loophole in the social contract, where the pizza guy would go to jail for a long time if he punched the scammer because ultimately the prankster (a) hasn't stolen anything, and (b) hasn't laid a finger on the victim.
It creates a real 'naked in front of the whole class' simulation where over 7 billion people will have permanent access to an episode of "This is what the pizza guy would look like if someone were robbing him using a technology he's too old to understand. See, look how mad he is over the IDEA of losing $10! Look how stupid he is! They didn't even take any money!"
This is a worst-case scenario for the victim. Most people are not designed for this. Complete public humiliation, absolute demoralization, no rightful recourse in the eyes of the law, no way to take back what has been stolen from you because no money was actually taken; only your dignity and sense of self-worth.
This is what happens to actual Americans in 2026 who still try to live by following the rules, working hard, and sticking to the script. They get publicly humiliated by 90 IQ mystery meat ethnics exploiting them for content to earn shitcoins with which to gamble on prediction websites.
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Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
‼️BREAKING EXCLUSIVE LEAK:
10/28 Microsoft Company Wide AMA Meeting LEAKED
“We are going to be global. And we are going to continue to bring global talent to the United States.”
“We want to recognize it’s super important we take care of the people (green card workers).”
This comes just 2 days after Microsoft asked nearly 60k of its employees to voluntarily resign in an effort to downsize.
The employee who leaked this clip of the meeting to me was one of many who have expressed concerns to me. Multiple Microsoft employees have told me they feel as though MSFT doesn’t give them the same amount of respect and care.
Many Microsoft employees are asking why H-1B workers aren’t the first to be cut during a downsize since MSFT claims none of the downsizing is performance based.
Employees are curious why American workers aren’t being put first in the United States.
Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
just learned that cheddar chex mix replaced the cheese triangles with cheez-its last year and it's never been more clear to me that 6 million wasn't enough
Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
A young Patriot was just charged with a felony for telling foreigners who are flooding his state to leave.
What in the world is going on in Montana?
A 21-year-old man is charged with a felony for allegedly shouting at a man of Indian descent in downtown Helena to “go back to his country,” according to court documents. billingsgazette.com/news/sta…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
According to court documents the man allegedly shoved the victim with both hands in addition to shouting the phrase. He admitted shouting but denied shoving and faces a separate misdemeanor assault charge. helenair.com/news/local/cri… billingsgazette.com/news/state-reg…
Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
I am in the absolute best mood over this Macron dismissal. Feels like a year and a half of my family having to deal with psychotic lies regarding pending bankruptcies, secret accounts and plans to flee the country, has finally come to end.
For those of you wondering what happens now with the case, here is a synopsis:
You will note the Macrons additionally named two other business entities in their lawsuit: Candace Owens LLC and GeorgeTom Inc. They admitted in our hearing that they were unsure if one or both of these entities housed the podcast and that they would need limited discovery to determine how those businesses run and who runs them.
As it turns out, one of the above mentioned entities has absolutely nothing to do with the podcast in any way, shape, or form, so it will be a legal exercise in futility for the couple.
In effect, that leaves just one entity.
In addition to my personal dismissal, the court also decided in favor of our argument that France’s defamation law should apply.
Let me explain to you why that decision deeply impacts matters and was a major point of legal contention; France’s defamation law has a statute of limitation of just 3 months. This means defamation claims time out very quickly.
We argued the Macron couple was intentionally forum shopping because being held to France’s 3 months would have naturally expired their claims. We included a briefing from a French legal expert explaining French defamation law.
The Macrons did not submit a briefing to counter our arguments, but during oral arguments they suggested that France has a unique statutory law that could, in theory, extend claims up to one year IF the defamation claim pertains to an individual’s sexual orientation or gender.
Before ruling on the dismissal pertaining to the remaining entities, the judge is allowing for the Macron couple to submit a supplemental brief, arguing why they believe this case could meet that threshold
In his response (see below), the Judge has duly noted our legal expert’s notation that in parallel cases filed by the Presidential couple against other journalists in France, the couple sued under France’s 3 month defamation rule—not the one year statutory.
I believe it is worth again noting that the couple is NOT and has never sued anyone for matters pertaining to sex, sexual orientation, or gender (despite intentional media misrepresentations), but rather for defamation related to claims regarding MK Ultra and theft.
You are free to read their initial filing against me yourself.
So what happens now is the remaining entities and the Macrons submit additional briefings regarding French law and statutes. The judge will then rule on the lingering dismissals.
🚨BREAKING NEWS:
I was just personally dismissed from the Macron lawsuit filed against me in Delaware.
This case represents one of the grossest, legal overreaches by a foreign government leader in human history—a sitting President’s attempt to personally bankrupt a single podcaster from outside the nation in which he governs.
And to formally reiterate since many reporters willfully lied about this most important detail: I was NEVER being sued for stating that Brigitte Macron was born a male. I was instead being sued for discussing MK Ultra and for allegedly accusing the “First Lady” of theft from her sister.
I am tremendously grateful to the Delaware courts and to the presiding Judge for looking at this case objectively, despite false media depictions and government pressures.
Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
When the people themselves are corrupt, you'll never have a real "land of the free"
Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
The only person showing you this content from the far left is @DrKarlynB.
Teachers in the USA are actively coordinating with the unions in France. They're calling explicitly for the fall of the United States government. Below is the full, unedited recording of the call. LISTEN.
Exclusive.
I just infiltrated and recorded a call hosted by the Chicago Teachers Union in the United States with leftist students activists and the teachers helping them in France.
The teachers in the USA are actively coordinating with the unions in France.
And they're calling explicitly for the fall of the United States government.
This is the full, unedited recording of the call, so no one can accuse me of taking things out of context. I will release clips separately.
These are the things @RealAlexJones will never show you, because they didn't mention working with Muslims (they actually made fun of that idea a few times).
The truth matters. Here are the primary source receipts.
Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
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What a sharp contrast between me who got "A" Rating vs. @RepGoodlander who got "F" Rating from
@GunOwners @NRA and NH Firearms Coalition.
She supports gun control in a constitutional carry state.
Remember that I schooled David Hogg at @dartmouth. I will always protect 2A!
My son developed pyloric stenosis at 5 weeks. He recovered fully and it's not even a shred of what this baby is going through but I was terrified all the same. God bless and heal this little baby.
Please pray, share, support 🥺💔
❤️🧸 I’m so sorry Nova. I wish I could take away your pain. You’re such a beautiful strong girl.
Nova has nearly drowned on her own vomit all morning. I’m learning to use the suction machine for the first time. She’s currently looking at me with swollen big blue eyes. Eyes heavy, face pale, but still beautiful.
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Dr. Steve Brûlée, PhD retweeted
Spencer Pratt had his election stolen.
I was told to pipe down and to allow Republicans time to make things right.
So where do we stand on that?
