Yuma [Sheriff] saw our movie, went berserk and has opened up an investigation in Yuma, Arizona and I believe there will be arrests very soon."

The monetary system did this to the president of the United States of America https://t.co/UUDWJKpYfz

— ZNeveri (@ZNeveri) May 17, 2022

FYI, the Yuma County Sheriff is Todd Combs. 

"the FDA is too corrupt to fix"

This will be the first time ever that such a thing has been done despite no supporting evidence. This is anti-science, anti-health and suggests the FDA is too corrupt to fix. https://t.co/rmni3HCdzP

— Chris "Early Treatment" Martenson, PhD (@chrismartenson) May 17, 2022

A vaccine so safe you have to be threatened to take it, for a disease so deadly you have to be tested to know that you have it

https://t.co/FViqarANVT pic.twitter.com/fp6WT3lXQR

— Ruth Anderson (@Ruthie19) May 17, 2022

The racist doctrine of "replacement theory" originated on the progressive left. It was first articulated in a 1901 article by Edward A. Ross, a leading figure of the progressive movement and a proponent of racial eugenics.

🧵The racist doctrine of "replacement theory" originated on the progressive left.

It was first articulated in a 1901 article by Edward A. Ross, a leading figure of the progressive movement and a proponent of racial eugenics. pic.twitter.com/zjBJeEnSqw

— Phil Magness (@PhilWMagness) May 17, 2022

Ross's 1928 book "Standing Room Only" merges replacement theory with a creepy white supremacist spin on birth control that faults non-white reproductive rates for low wages and a litany of related progressive grievances. pic.twitter.com/jNxzF74j1t

— Phil Magness (@PhilWMagness) May 17, 2022

The AAUP connection to Ross is especially alarming because it involved the case that led directly to the organization's founding. In 1900, Ross was fired by Stanford University after he gave a racist speech espousing Aryan nationalism to a labor union rally in San Francisco. pic.twitter.com/CLH6fC8luI

— Phil Magness (@PhilWMagness) May 17, 2022

INSANE IN THE MEMBRANE: A bill that empowers “health officers” to involuntarily detain you at their discretion and administer psychotropic drugs without informed consent just passed the Alaska legislature

A bill that empowers “health officers” to involuntarily detain you at their discretion and administer psychotropic drugs without informed consent just passed the Alaska legislature.

My coverage: https://t.co/vgHLRVlOwo pic.twitter.com/TUsuVQKmxE

— Ivory Hecker (@IvoryHecker) May 16, 2022