
Attorney | Art Patron | 20 years of Social Practice @kiangaellis Projects
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Dear @SenatorMyrie @zellnor4ny
I am a 5th generation daughter of Brooklyn. My summers and holidays were spent with my grandmother a few blocks from your office.
You have been misled by @ManhattanDA on new crypto legislation.
Please watch my message. May I speak with you?
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So far, total outflows as part of this hack are sitting ~$5.9 billion.
Binance founder CZ said it appears as though total hacked funds exceeded $1 billion.
This is likely the biggest hack in crypto history.
Follow us @KobeissiLetter for real time analysis as this develops.
Bobby Charles at Auburn Mall Ask-Me-Anything! nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1AKEmvEoD…
VOTE! Live from Augusta. We show up at the polls not because it matters who we vote for but because WE MATTER! nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1yJAPwjqa…
Greatest hits of my Citizen Campaign Videos! This one is my favorite 😍
Yesterday’s viral @spencerpratt video is what I was referencing in today’s @kiangaellis Groupie Remix for @JohnEDeaton1.
H/T to rap music for always bringing the people together! They NOT like US. You love to see it. 😎
Deaton! Deaton!
He’s our man.
If John can’t do it, no one can!
Brilliant debut on @Morning_Joe for @JohnEDeaton1 @DeatonforSenate
WAGMI family 😅
I am so grateful for this campaign. Watch the launch video ICYMI. Watch it again!
John gave me hope that honest and capable people are still opting to serve.
I want the very best for the state where I grew up.
Get out early Massachusetts! Vote @DeatonforSenate by tomorrow. 🫶🏽🗳️🇺🇸
Either this guy has a severe problem with reading comprehension, this is outright MALICE, or is paid to simply lie.
The America First Seafood policy EXPLICITLY addresses all of these areas in profound levels of detail.
The solutions are comprehensive, modern and common sense. Here are relevant excerpts from 33 pages. My X article coming soon.
Replying to @justinmaderia
“What moves the needle is shore price…”
shore price is set by Market demand. Maine needs better trade relations, investment in Maine processing. Telling people to buy closer to the boat is not a real solution;
Boats need volume buyers.
Volume buyers need volume processors.
All need steady and growing markets.
This “plan” addresses NONE of these.
Dumbing down the problem to a 3 sentence post doesn’t help either.
I did it yesterday. What are you waiting for!? One more day. Don’t wait for Tuesday.
10/27 NEW DATA: We've got new early-vote data from the Secretary of State's office. 24.7% of registered Maine voters have already voted — almost 222k votes cast. That's 32% higher than the 2022 midterms. Unenrolled Mainers are at 57% higher. #MEpolitics mainenewsroom.com/earlyvote
For the slow people who missed it, we are talking about POLLING.
This is *not* my analysis of who wins the Senate seat Troy Jackson or Susan Collins, and why.
If you want to hear that, I am happy to oblige in another video reaction. LMK.
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The ocean view will never be the same as it was—thanks to Vineyard Wind (see video) and people like Sheldon and Kathy Hochul who inflict the offshore wind scam on their constituents.
We hope to preserve our little slice of heaven on the Jersey Shore (see photo) for future generations of lovers, dreamers or anyone who cares about keeping our oceans free from industrial pollution.
Barely had internet in my years at YLJ and now they need an AI policy. Life happens fast.
Volume 136 of the Yale Law Journal is committed to upholding high academic-integrity standards in light of the growing use of AI in the production of legal scholarship. Read more about our AI Policy, which applies to all of Volume 136’s content, here: yalelawjournal.org/news/anno…
💀 All your law firms are belong to us.
Weil, Gotshal & Manges creates AI-centric 1L summer program. ow.ly/23Wa5101u0U @juliannehill
I watched the controlled demolition of Lehman Brothers from my office INSIDE at 745 Seventh Avenue.
As Ex Cravath, I know Weil, DPW and all these places extremely well. This is unfathomable.
Whatever your doom scenarios are, it’s way worse.
NEW: Brian Resnick from Davis Polk restructuring team now on scene at Weil and wind-down now being actively discussed among options:
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The Sons of Liberty in 1765,
The Estates of the Realm in 1789, and
The Slaves of Saint-Dominque in 1791:
DID THEY SUCCEED?
I look around the world today in 2026 and declare that they did not, if by “success” we mean the Yoke was destroyed.
FOUNDING FATHERS are gods that abandoned us. Our idolatry is being punished.
We are all cohabitants of the unwilling.
EVOLUTION > REVOLUTION
Since the Yoke persists after all the uprisings, the wars, the fire and the blood, the people of the world ought to try something different.
If true liberty is the destination, the only road that goes there is within ourselves.
What plagues humanity is the power of the few to render the many invisible. At best, we are unseen by others. At worst, we are a stranger to ourselves.
In all cases this plague is the totality of our despair. It is the cause of our incapacitation which seeks relief through violence.
What we have misunderstood over the last 250 years is that the expression of the violence we call “revolution” is in fact a stage, a construct and a game for NPCs.
It is a cauldron of erasure that consumes the very liberty in which we believed.
There is another way.
[Read the full article on Substack. 100% written by HUMAN 👋 lol. Me! Link in reply. I will be expanding on these themes over time.]
Where’s the lie?
@honestpollster understands what the Boomers don’t.
But there’s more.
PLOT TWIST…
We have not yet had any revolutions.
Some of you need to re-read my 17octobre article
MITCHELL: There are a lot of comparisons to draw between us and the French Revolution.
The crown buried in debt. Privileged estates exempt from taxes. People unable to afford food. A political system incapable of reforming itself.
Educated, ambitious, angry young people shut out of a system that doesn’t work for them.
But, Gen Z and Millennials aren’t upset enough yet.


























