Bill Conroy
@bconroy.bsky.social
Independent Investigative Journalist
https://billconroy.pressfolios.com
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https://billconroy.pressfolios.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-conroy-45379652
Houseofdeath.org
* Comments ground rule: non sequitur ad hominem attacks are subject to deletion. Irony/humor excepted.
Coast Guard is under DHS. So, this makes sense. They are simply re-aligning their policy on fascist and hate symbols to keep pace with Border Patrol, ICE, and the private bounty hunters that they plan to deputize. Makes DHS white supremacists one big happy family with a revolving door.
November 20, 2025 at 7:19 PM
Coast Guard is under DHS. So, this makes sense. They are simply re-aligning their policy on fascist and hate symbols to keep pace with Border Patrol, ICE, and the private bounty hunters that they plan to deputize. Makes DHS white supremacists one big happy family with a revolving door.
In this email, Epstein is offering to help the Kremlin manipulate Trump. This is damning, knowing Epstein also claims to have had dirt on Trump.
November 15, 2025 at 5:35 AM
In this email, Epstein is offering to help the Kremlin manipulate Trump. This is damning, knowing Epstein also claims to have had dirt on Trump.
If the cocaine/marijuana boat attacks launched in early September were really stopping drugs, how do we explain CBP cocaine seizures at the border exploding in September and cannabis seizures exploding in October, compared with months prior to the attacks. For every load caught, 2 get through?
November 11, 2025 at 12:09 AM
If the cocaine/marijuana boat attacks launched in early September were really stopping drugs, how do we explain CBP cocaine seizures at the border exploding in September and cannabis seizures exploding in October, compared with months prior to the attacks. For every load caught, 2 get through?
The fish rots from the head.
November 4, 2025 at 4:14 PM
The fish rots from the head.
My first byline in a literary magazine: A review of "Coming to a Neighborhood Near You," by Jim Reese.
It's a soul-searching deep dive into true crime and the flawed system designed to contain it. It's a fascinating book from America's heartland.
northamericanreview.org/open-space/2...
It's a soul-searching deep dive into true crime and the flawed system designed to contain it. It's a fascinating book from America's heartland.
northamericanreview.org/open-space/2...
November 2, 2025 at 8:56 PM
My first byline in a literary magazine: A review of "Coming to a Neighborhood Near You," by Jim Reese.
It's a soul-searching deep dive into true crime and the flawed system designed to contain it. It's a fascinating book from America's heartland.
northamericanreview.org/open-space/2...
It's a soul-searching deep dive into true crime and the flawed system designed to contain it. It's a fascinating book from America's heartland.
northamericanreview.org/open-space/2...
Yeah, this is pick my 40 acres and I take your mule too.
The fact it's in the WSJ is proof race remains a thing in the USA.
WSJ
By 1820, the country produced 167.5 million pounds, already making slave-produced cotton the dominant economic product of the early republic.
www.wsj.com/economy/slav...
The fact it's in the WSJ is proof race remains a thing in the USA.
WSJ
By 1820, the country produced 167.5 million pounds, already making slave-produced cotton the dominant economic product of the early republic.
www.wsj.com/economy/slav...
November 2, 2025 at 7:26 AM
Yeah, this is pick my 40 acres and I take your mule too.
The fact it's in the WSJ is proof race remains a thing in the USA.
WSJ
By 1820, the country produced 167.5 million pounds, already making slave-produced cotton the dominant economic product of the early republic.
www.wsj.com/economy/slav...
The fact it's in the WSJ is proof race remains a thing in the USA.
WSJ
By 1820, the country produced 167.5 million pounds, already making slave-produced cotton the dominant economic product of the early republic.
www.wsj.com/economy/slav...
Si, ICE's Special Response Team is slumming it in soccer mom SUVs in a northern Chicago burb. Evanston,
76,000 souls and home of Northwestern University as I recall.
76,000 souls and home of Northwestern University as I recall.
November 1, 2025 at 8:27 AM
Si, ICE's Special Response Team is slumming it in soccer mom SUVs in a northern Chicago burb. Evanston,
76,000 souls and home of Northwestern University as I recall.
76,000 souls and home of Northwestern University as I recall.
October 31, 2025 at 2:33 AM
This is ICE. This is the drug war.
If they don't care about murder, they don't care about us.
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If they don't care about murder, they don't care about us.
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October 31, 2025 at 2:25 AM
This is ICE. This is the drug war.
If they don't care about murder, they don't care about us.
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If they don't care about murder, they don't care about us.
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Trump makes us weaker.
NYT
By flexing China’s near monopoly on rare earths and its purchasing power over U.S. soybeans, Mr. Xi won key concessions..— a reduction in tariffs, a suspension of port fees on Chinese ships and the delay of U.S. export controls [on] access to American technology.
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NYT
By flexing China’s near monopoly on rare earths and its purchasing power over U.S. soybeans, Mr. Xi won key concessions..— a reduction in tariffs, a suspension of port fees on Chinese ships and the delay of U.S. export controls [on] access to American technology.
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October 30, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Trump makes us weaker.
NYT
By flexing China’s near monopoly on rare earths and its purchasing power over U.S. soybeans, Mr. Xi won key concessions..— a reduction in tariffs, a suspension of port fees on Chinese ships and the delay of U.S. export controls [on] access to American technology.
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NYT
By flexing China’s near monopoly on rare earths and its purchasing power over U.S. soybeans, Mr. Xi won key concessions..— a reduction in tariffs, a suspension of port fees on Chinese ships and the delay of U.S. export controls [on] access to American technology.
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The fatal flaw of the MAGA movement is its not a movement at all. Where are the 7M MAGA supporters in the streets? They tweet but other than a handful of Nazis and Proud Babies flying defeated flags from the past, they aren't in the streets. Because Trump is ruining even his supporters livelihoods.
October 26, 2025 at 5:06 PM
The fatal flaw of the MAGA movement is its not a movement at all. Where are the 7M MAGA supporters in the streets? They tweet but other than a handful of Nazis and Proud Babies flying defeated flags from the past, they aren't in the streets. Because Trump is ruining even his supporters livelihoods.
In the late 80s, we launched a weekly newspaper that had published as a college monthly for years. It grew to be one of the city's most widely read rags.
It still publishes today, though the founders are gone. We can do these thing again in the digital era. Create our own scene with media as glue.
It still publishes today, though the founders are gone. We can do these thing again in the digital era. Create our own scene with media as glue.
October 25, 2025 at 3:30 AM
In the late 80s, we launched a weekly newspaper that had published as a college monthly for years. It grew to be one of the city's most widely read rags.
It still publishes today, though the founders are gone. We can do these thing again in the digital era. Create our own scene with media as glue.
It still publishes today, though the founders are gone. We can do these thing again in the digital era. Create our own scene with media as glue.
Some useful graphics from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
October 23, 2025 at 1:12 AM
Some useful graphics from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
Trump's demolition crew is busy working during a government shutdown — just like the demolition crew at work during the government shutdown of 1812. Is there a distinction here without a difference? In both cases, it's the work of kings against democracy. In Trump's case, a corrupt pretend king.
October 22, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Trump's demolition crew is busy working during a government shutdown — just like the demolition crew at work during the government shutdown of 1812. Is there a distinction here without a difference? In both cases, it's the work of kings against democracy. In Trump's case, a corrupt pretend king.
This is from Austin yesterday, where the governor called up the National Guard. No arrests, per the APD.
I guess the troops were deployed to surround Gov. Abbott's mansion to protect him from from frogs, little ponies and wiener dogs?
I guess the troops were deployed to surround Gov. Abbott's mansion to protect him from from frogs, little ponies and wiener dogs?
October 19, 2025 at 7:02 PM
This is from Austin yesterday, where the governor called up the National Guard. No arrests, per the APD.
I guess the troops were deployed to surround Gov. Abbott's mansion to protect him from from frogs, little ponies and wiener dogs?
I guess the troops were deployed to surround Gov. Abbott's mansion to protect him from from frogs, little ponies and wiener dogs?
Marching to the beat of a new dawn coming.
October 19, 2025 at 12:37 AM
Marching to the beat of a new dawn coming.
Caught working. But it gives you the feel.
October 18, 2025 at 11:26 PM
Caught working. But it gives you the feel.
Live
From DT Seattle.
From DT Seattle.
October 18, 2025 at 9:51 PM
Live
From DT Seattle.
From DT Seattle.
Masked ICE agents are violating the 4th Amendment blatantly. The amendment isn't foggy. It doesn't say "citizens." It says "the right of the people" to be secure in their persons and homes. Sue them as John Does. You can if they violate your constitutional rights. I would. See Bivens lawsuit.
October 7, 2025 at 10:53 PM
Masked ICE agents are violating the 4th Amendment blatantly. The amendment isn't foggy. It doesn't say "citizens." It says "the right of the people" to be secure in their persons and homes. Sue them as John Does. You can if they violate your constitutional rights. I would. See Bivens lawsuit.