Being odd is not a crime
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⚒️ No one can do everything but everyone can do something
❄️ Just one snowflake in the avalanche
⚒️ No one can do everything but everyone can do something
Reposted by Being odd is not a crime
Why slam the door on elected officials who are there to protect the public’s interest?
This move doesn’t just raise red flags, it waves them. When a federal agency tries this hard to operate in the dark, we have to ask: What are they trying to hide?
This move doesn’t just raise red flags, it waves them. When a federal agency tries this hard to operate in the dark, we have to ask: What are they trying to hide?
June 19, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Why slam the door on elected officials who are there to protect the public’s interest?
This move doesn’t just raise red flags, it waves them. When a federal agency tries this hard to operate in the dark, we have to ask: What are they trying to hide?
This move doesn’t just raise red flags, it waves them. When a federal agency tries this hard to operate in the dark, we have to ask: What are they trying to hide?
Reposted by Being odd is not a crime
Inference:
This defiance is not a bureaucratic glitch.
This is the deliberate obstruction of constitutional oversight, enabling state violence without accountability.
When executive agencies reject lawful congressional power, they are no longer acting within democratic bounds.
This defiance is not a bureaucratic glitch.
This is the deliberate obstruction of constitutional oversight, enabling state violence without accountability.
When executive agencies reject lawful congressional power, they are no longer acting within democratic bounds.
June 20, 2025 at 4:41 PM
Inference:
This defiance is not a bureaucratic glitch.
This is the deliberate obstruction of constitutional oversight, enabling state violence without accountability.
When executive agencies reject lawful congressional power, they are no longer acting within democratic bounds.
This defiance is not a bureaucratic glitch.
This is the deliberate obstruction of constitutional oversight, enabling state violence without accountability.
When executive agencies reject lawful congressional power, they are no longer acting within democratic bounds.