Thinking Out Loud with Meseidy

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.itsmeseidy.com A few months ago, I created an Instagram story series that briefly covered the use and care of wood cutting boards. You guys appear to be big fans of my impromptu food/kitchen content. So, while the cutting board stories are available as a highlight on my Instagram, I thought you would appreciate something more permanent and easily accessible. Also, I am about to go big nerd into wood cutting boards. The wood cutting board Ted Talk all started when I casually mentioned I was going to be oiling my boards, and I was flooded with a variety of questions that range from how to oil wood boards to whether they are safe for raw meat. I quickly surmised that my followers were neglecting their wooden cutting boards. They were either being used for aesthetic display, only to make an appearance as a cheese board, or had been so neglected that they likely resembled a dried-out zombie having survived the last days of an apocalypse. Or worse yet, there is no wood board in sight, and instead, you're chopping everything on a plastic monstrosity that looks like it went ten rounds with a cheese grater. Not that I am judging. Here's the thing: your wood cutting board isn't just kitchen equipment; it's a living, breathing workspace that can outlast your dog twice if you treat it right. And yes, I said living. I shall explain later. Everyone is at a different place in their cutting board journey, and while I might judge you a little from behind the keyboard. By the end of this article, I promise you that you will be able to confidently toss that plastic cutting board or thin plastic mat in the trash and fully embrace the world of beautiful, well-conditioned end-grain wood.

It’s FRIDAY, August 23! NoFOMO Friday: DNC Recap, Biden Impeachment Claims, and U.S. Jobs Vanish. In this NoFOMO Friday Newsletter edition, we cover the top stories of the week, starting with the Democratic National Convention and Joe Biden's late-night farewell speech. We discuss claims of Biden's impeachable offenses involving questionable foreign business dealings, and the controversial dismissal of ESPN's Sam Ponder for her stance on women's sports. I also examine President Biden's new nuclear deterrent strategy against China, controversies surrounding Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's claims about IVF, and RFK Jr.'s running mate potentially aligning with Trump, and more! 00:00 Introduction to NoFOMO Friday Newsletter 00:20 Democratic National Convention Recap 01:42 House Oversight Committee's Revelations 02:22 ESPN's Controversial Firing of Sam Ponder 03:12 Biden's Secret Nuke Plan 03:52 Tim Walz's IVF Controversy 07:08 RFK Jr.'s Running Mate's Surprising Move 10:04 U.S. Job Market's Disappearing Act 10:41 Kamala Harris's Policy Website Troll 11:15 Unaccompanied Minors Crisis 12:01 Trump's Southern Border Visit 12:53 Supreme Court's Voter Registration Decision 13:45 Kamala Harris Accepts Democratic Nomination 14:29 Conclusion and Sign-Off Connect Connect with Meseidy on Instagram @ItsMeseidy or via email at meseidy@itsmeseidy.com. It’s Meseidy Substack Instagram X Email Discount Code To catch more in-depth analyses and get access to exclusive content, consider becoming a paid subscriber to "It's Meseidy" on Substack. Use the discount code for a 1-month trial. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

It’s FRIDAY, August 16! NoFOMO Friday Newsletter: Hacked Campaigns and Controversial Interviews In this episode of the NoFOMO Friday newsletter, we delve into the week's top stories, including the Trump campaign email hack allegedly by Iran, Trump's return to X (formerly Twitter), and subsequent DDoS attack, controversial interviews and censorship issues, RFK Jr.'s campaign moves, and a massive data breach affecting nearly every American. We also cover the potential impacts of Kamala Harris's new economic policy, and the confirmed vice presidential debates. Stay informed and connected with this comprehensive wrap-up of the week's biggest news. 00:00 Introduction to NoFOMO Friday Newsletter 00:18 Trump Campaign Email Hack 02:04 Trump's Return to X and Media Reactions 09:06 Controversial Lawsuit by Algerian Boxer 09:57 Minnesota Governor's Controversial Connections 11:10 Trump's Rally and Media Coverage 15:21 Kamala Harris' Economic Policy Announcement 16:58 Upcoming DebatesSources: Face the Nation CNN ABC This Week Trump Interview ABC13 Connect Connect with Meseidy on Instagram @ItsMeseidy or via email at meseidy@itsmeseidy.com. It’s Meseidy Substack Instagram X Email Discount Code To catch more in-depth analyses and get access to exclusive content, consider becoming a paid subscriber to "It's Meseidy" on Substack. Use the discount code for a 1-month trial. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

In this episode of "Thinking Out Loud," host Meseidy is joined by from the Instagram account “Here are the Headlines” and the Substack “Rachel Reeves Writes.” The pair dive deep into the recent guilty verdict of former president Donald Trump and the Republican Presidential nominee on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. Join the chat and tell us what you think! Become a subscriber! Discount 30% off annual subscription ($35 a year) Connect Connect with Meseidy on Instagram @ItsMeseidy or via email at meseidy@itsmeseidy.com. * It’s Meseidy Substack * Instagram * X * Email Connect with Rachel * Substack * Instagram * X This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

It’s FRIDAY, March 29th! On Today's Episode: ⬇️ * Supreme Court Evaluates Legal Standing in High-Stakes Abortion Pill Mifepristone Case * Women are Being Sucker-Punched at Random in NYC * NBC's Reversal on Ronna McDaniel: A Symptom of Media's Deepening Divide * Florida Governor Desantis Signs Landmark Legislation Restricting Minors' Access to Social Media and Explicit Content * Tragedy Strikes Baltimore: Cargo Ship Collides with Francis Scott Key Bridge, Causing Collapse * Biden Vows to Seek Repeal of Ban on Pride Flags at U.S. Embassies Connect Connect with Meseidy on Instagram @ItsMeseidy or via email at meseidy@itsmeseidy.com. It’s Meseidy Substack Instagram X Email Discount Code To catch more in-depth analyses and get access to exclusive content, consider becoming a paid subscriber to "It's Meseidy" on Substack. Use the discount code for a 1-month trial. If you're not ready to subscribe, no worries—join us for the next free Friday edition of "Above the Fold," where we summarize the week's top stories. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.itsmeseidy.com Welcome to a journey through one of this week's most compelling news stories, delivered exclusively to our paying Substack subscribers. Episode Summary In this episode, I dive deep into the controversial world of squatters and squatters' rights, which was sparked by two viral stories that have ignited debates across social media platforms. From a woman in Queens dealing with a squatter scam to a Venezuelan advising illegal immigrants on how to "invade" abandoned homes, we explore the legal, moral, and societal complexities surrounding these cases. Join me as I cover the nuances, offer uncensored commentary, and shed light on a topic that's more complex than it appears at first glance. New subscriber discount code. Get 30-day free trial In This Episode, You'll Learn: The details of two viral stories: A woman in Queens fighting to reclaim her home from squatters and a Venezuelan immigrant's controversial advice. The legal distinction between squatters running scams and those claiming adverse possession. Insights into how these situations play out in the media and their impact on the public's understanding of property rights. The foundational principles of property rights in the U.S. and how current events are challenging them. The differences between illegal squatting and adverse possession include a legal breakdown of what constitutes adverse possession. Perspectives on how property rights and squatter laws vary by state and the implications for homeowners and society at large. Why You Don’t Want to Miss This Episode: I explore the ethical, legal, and emotional layers of a topic that affects many but is understood by few. Whether you're a property owner, a legal enthusiast, or simply fascinated by how laws intersect with daily life, this episode promises to enlighten, provoke thought, and spark conversation. Connect Connect with Meseidy on Instagram @ItsMeseidy or via email at meseidy@itsmeseidy.com. It’s Meseidy Substack Instagram X Email Remember: To catch more in-depth analyses and get access to exclusive content, consider becoming a paid subscriber to "It's Meseidy" on Substack. Use the discount code provided in our show notes for 1 free month. If you're not ready to subscribe, no worries—join us for the next free Friday edition of "Above the Fold," where we summarize the week's top stories. Get 30-day free trial Disclaimer: While this episode explores the legal issues surrounding squatters and property rights, Meseidy is not an attorney. The insights and opinions shared are not legal advice but rather a deep dive into this issue's ongoing debates and real-world implications. For legal advice or assistance, please consult a professional attorney.

It’s FRIDAY, March 21! On Today's Episode: ⬇️ * The Future of Online Expression Hangs in the Balance as Supreme Court Reviews Murthy Case * Deadline Looms for Trump in Unprecedented $454 Million Legal Challenge * Texas' Effort to Police Border Immigration Temporarily Blocked by Appeals Court * Google's Election Interference: Steering Elections Towards Democrats Since 2008 * Florida Preparing for Haitian Migration Crisis Amidst Political Turmoil * Welcome Corps' Recent Expansion Sparks National Security Concerns Amid Refugee Resettlement Efforts This Wednesday, on 🗞️ Above the Fold, paid subscribers will get an exclusive article and a podcast episode about a viral video in which a Venezuelan illegal immigrant shares tips on how illegals can use squatter's rights. I'll also explore how this poses a threat to property rights and explain why these rights are crucial for a free society.⭐️ Discount Code First Month Free This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.itsmeseidy.com Episode Summary: In this exclusive Wednesday edition of "Above the Fold," available only to It’s Meseidy Substack subscribers, I delve into a critical and often overlooked aspect of U.S. elections: the impact of illegal immigration on electoral integrity. Join me as I explain how illegal immigration, without directly involving illegal voting, can significantly influence the legal electoral process through population counts and the Electoral College system. This episode promises uncensored insights and a deep dive into the U.S. election system. New subscriber discount code. In This Episode, You'll Learn: * The basics of the U.S. Electoral College system and its significance. * How illegal immigration affects U.S. elections through population counts and the allocation of electors. * The role of the U.S. census in determining the number of electors for each state. * The potential consequences of the current immigration policies on future U.S. elections. * An analysis of the 2020 census and its implications on electoral representation. Featured Segments: * Understanding the Electoral College: This is a refresher on how this system works and why it's crucial to the integrity of U.S. elections. * Illegal Immigration and Its Legal Impact on Elections: How population counts influenced by illegal immigration can shift the balance of power. * The 2020 Census and Electoral Changes: Examining the effects of population movements and immigration policies on state representation. * Proposed Amendments and Political Debate: A look at recent legislative efforts to address these issues and the political controversy surrounding them. * Beyond the Vote: Exploring the broader implications of immigration policy on electoral politics and representation. Sources and Links: * Don Lemon Interview with Elon Musk * Illegal border crossers total over 10 million since Biden's inauguration * Immigrants waiting 10 years in US just to get a court date * Pew Research Center: U.S. unauthorized immigrant population estimates by state, 2016 * Pew Research Center: What we know about unauthorized immigrants living in the U.S. * Which States Won — And Lost — Seats In The 2020 Census? Connect * It’s Meseidy Substack * Instagram * X * Email

It’s FRIDAY, March 15. These are the week’s stories. On today's episode ⬇️ * Feature: Congress Takes Aim at TikTok: Legislation Demands Divestiture or Face Ban * Six Charges Against Trump Dismissed in Georgia Election Interference Case * Economic Divide: Biden's $7.3 Trillion Budget Faces Steep Opposition * Special Counsel Robert Hur Defends Report on Biden's Cognitive State in Congressional Testimony * UK's NHS Shifts Gears, Halts Puberty Blockers for Under-18s After Intense Review * Boeing Whistleblower Found Dead Under Mysterious Circumstances Amid Lawsuit Testimony This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

In this episode of "Thinking Out Loud," host Meseidy is joined by Rachel Reeves from the Instagram account “Here are the Headlines” and the Substack “Rachel Reeves Writes.” The pair dive deep into the Alabama Supreme Court's recent ruling on frozen embryos, sparking a wide-ranging discussion that touches on news sourcing, the implications of the ruling, and broader societal issues. Episode Summary: Meseidy and Rachel dissect the Alabama Supreme Court's groundbreaking ruling on frozen embryos. This episode delves into the legal, ethical, and social ramifications of considering embryos as persons, not property, and explores the potential impact on IVF treatments, media representation, and political narratives. Whether you're deeply invested in the implications of this case or curious about the broader debate it ignites, this episode offers critical insights and thoughtful analysis. Key Points Discussed: * The Alabama Supreme Court Ruling: The court decided that frozen embryos from IVF treatments are considered persons, not property, stirring significant debate and media frenzy. * Media Representation and Bias: Meseidy and Rachel critique the media's portrayal of the ruling, highlighting scare tactics and misrepresentations, especially regarding the citation of the Bible within the court's opinion. * The Role of Social Media and News Platforms: The duo shares their experiences with sourcing news and the importance of platforms like Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) in shaping public discourse. * Ethical and Social Implications: The conversation covers the ethical dilemmas of IVF, the sanctity of life, and how this ruling intersects with broader societal issues, including the future of reproductive technologies and the political weaponization of court decisions. * Personal Stories and Perspectives: Rachel and Meseidy share their personal journeys and views, offering a nuanced take on the complex emotions and ethical considerations surrounding IVF and fertility.a Referenced Materials Alabama Supreme Court Ruling SC-2022-0515 Alabama Human Life Protection Act Definitions Ala. Code § 26-23H-3 Alabama "Brody Act" Act No. 2006-419 Alabama Constitution of 1901, Art. I, § 36.06 Under the Desk News Commentary This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

On the last Monday of March, just two weeks before Easter, 200 children between the ages of 3 to 12 sat in their classrooms at the private Christian school The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee. The typical bustling sounds of children playing and learning were suddenly disrupted by the sound of gunshots and shattering glass. The intermittent sounds of gunshots continued for approximately 15 minutes. When they finally went silent, the lives of six innocent people, including three 9-year-olds, were tragically ended, and a community was left traumatized. I will share the details of this tragic event that resulted in the loss of 6 innocent lives, the events leading up to the shooting, and finally, the disappointing, inconsistent, and politicized response from the media and the Biden administration. The last Monday of March Audrey Hale was a 28-year-old woman and former student of The Covenant School. She was described by those who knew her as quiet and sweet, and many did not know she had recently begun to identify as a man. She left her parents’ home, where she lived, wearing a white t-shirt, camouflage pants, and a red baseball cap while carrying a red bag.  Her mother did not know it then, but she likely was carrying several firearms in that bag. They did not know Hale had legally purchased seven guns from five local gun stores and had been planning a mass shooting for months. Hale's parents knew she had owned a firearm, but it was their understanding that she had sold it. So, they did not think anything of the red bag she carried that morning when leaving the house. Hale got into her Honda Fit and drove from her house located at the 3000 block of Brightwood Ave to the neighborhood of Green Hills. She arrived in the parking lot of The Covenant School at 9:54 am. At 9:57 am, she sent an Instagram message to her former basketball teammate and friend, Averianna Patton. "I'm planning to die today. You'll probably hear about me on the news after I die." "My family doesn't know what I'm about to do. One day this will make more sense. I've left more than enough evidence behind. But something bad is about to happen." Patton calls the Suicide Prevention Help Line and Nashville police. At 10:11 am school, surveillance footage captures Hale at a locked side entrance with glass doors. Hale raises her firearm and shoots out the glass. She then climbs through the doors carrying a Kel-Tec SUB2000, a Grunt rifle, and a 9 mm pistol while wearing a vest carrying additional magazines. It's reported that Hale pulled the fire alarm to lure students and teachers out of their classrooms. At 10:13 am, the first of several 911 calls were placed reporting the shooting. One caller reported leaving the church with six preschool-aged children upon learning about the active shooter threat. The dispatcher was told that the attacker was a white man in camouflage with a vest and an assault rifle. Another caller, a teacher, speaks with a dispatcher in a hushed voice. A child can be heard whimpering in the background. When the dispatcher asks if she is in a safe place, the woman tells the dispatcher they’re located upstairs by the art room hallway. Gunshots can be heard in the background. Chad Scruggs – Covenant Presbyterian’s senior pastor and the father of one of the victims – called emergency services after learning about the shooting. “Are you inside?” the dispatcher asks after Scruggs says there’s an active shooter. “No. I’m the lead pastor. I’m going that way now,” Scruggs replies, adding that he was “getting calls from inside.” There is no sign during the call whether Scruggs knows his daughter had been shot. At 10:25 am, Nashville Metro Police arrive at the school and enter the building, clearing the first floor. Shots can be heard from the second floor. The officers climb up two flights of stairs, arrive at the second floor, and head down a hallway that opens up to what appears to be a reception area with an atrium to the right.  Hale fires at the officers, and the officers return fire.  10:27 am, police confirm that Hale is dead. Hale had fired 157 total rounds and killed six people Evelyn Dieckhaus, 9;  William Kinney, 9; Hallie Scruggs, 9; Katherine Koonce, 60; Cynthia Peak, 61 and Mike Hill, 61. Mike Hill was a school custodian. Katherine Koonce was the head of the Covenant School. Cynthia Peak was a substitute teacher. Hallie Scruggs was a third-grader and daughter of lead Pastor Chad Scruggs. She was classmates with Evelyn Dieckhaus, who was also killed. William Kinney was a third-grader at the Covenant School. What did we learn after the shooting? Hale acted alone when she targeted The Covenant School. However, during an interview with NBC Lester Hold, Nashville police Chief John Drake stated that she had considered other targets, including a mall and possibly family. Still, she was concerned about the security at these other locations and determined that the school was an easier target. Drake stated that the victims were fired upon at random. It has been incorrectly reported that Hale was being counseled by lead Pastor Chad Scruggs, whose daughter Hailey Scruggs was a victim of Hale's. Pastor Scruggs was not counseling Hale and had never met her. Within her belongings, a manifesto was discovered. The Nashville police handed over the manifesto to the FBI, and it has yet to be released. Many are beginning to doubt it will ever be released. On Friday, Nashville Channel 5 reported during a Tennessee Sheriffs' Association meeting that the director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), David Rausch, provided information about the manifesto found at the Nashville shooter’s home. According to Rausch, the material found did not provide a clear motive for the shooting and instead consisted of rambling writings. Rausch said the journals did not mention any specific political, religious, or social issues. Instead, the journals seemed to focus on idolizing previous school shooters. This partially contradicts what Chief Drake said during interviews shortly following the shooting. When asked if how she identified had anything to do with her targeting the school Chief Drake responded, “There is some theory to that, we are investigating all the leads, and once we know exactly, we will let you know.” The motive behind the school shooting is still unknown. Hale used "male pronouns" on social media, indicating that Hale was transgender. During the police interview with the parents, the parents stated that Hale was under a doctor’s care for an "emotional disorder." What that disorder was and how she was being treated is not known. The Daily Mail reports that Hale, who recently changed her name to Aiden and identified as gay and transgender, was at odds with her Christian parents, who refused to accept her gender identity. The Daily Mail also reported that Hale had to wait to leave their home in order to dress as a man. A source close to the Hale family told the Daily Beast that Hale was autistic but high-functioning — “and relatively recently announced she was transgender, identifying as he/him.” In a video of an art show from 2022, she was still using the name, Audrey. Her LinkedIn profile also had the name Audrey although she listed he/him pronouns. She also signed off on one of her last Instagram messages to her former classmate Audrey (Aidan). Hale graduated from Nossi College of Art & Design in Nashville and worked as a freelance graphic designer and a part-time grocery shopper. Hale won "Most Improved" and "Class Participation" awards from Nossi. She was deeply affected and “heartbroken” over the 2022 death of Sydney Sims, a girl she was “infatuated” with, who had played on the same basketball team in school, according to Samira Hardcastle, a classmate of both girls. Hale had posted a TikTok on a since-deleted account, “iam_aiden10,” dedicated to “Syd” in February. Hardcastle said she had last seen Audrey a month ago and thought Audrey “looked up” to Sydney. Maria Colomy, a former instructor at the Nossi College of Art & Design, who taught Hale, said her transition began around the same time as she was grieving the loss of her friend Sydney. The victims are not big enough victims to merit the same response as real victims. It is unfortunate but not surprising that politicians, activists, and the media will politicize an event to push an agenda or narrative in the aftermath of a tragic event. And let me be clear everyone does it, but the politicization and response, or lack of response, was particularly telling in this instance. In virtually every past mass shooting that took place within a religious or minority community, hatred against the victims’ religious beliefs or community affiliation is mentioned. However, the killing of six innocent Christians by a woman who identified as transgender was not given any significance by the Biden administration or the mainstream media. The media’s bias is showing Of course, the media reported on the event, provided details about Hale and published obligatory gun control articles. But they never once presented the hypothesis of this being a hate crime. Even in the past, accusations of hate crime or extremism would typically follow an event like The Covenant School shooting. There were no articles about the previous recent shootings perpetrated by transgender individuals, the increased hateful language on social media towards Christians, or the two planned shootings by transgender individuals thwarted by authorities the week following The Covenant School shooting. The media instead focused on making sure that they were using the correct pronouns, and CBS News executives told their staffers, not to mention Hale’s transgender identity. “The shooter’s gender identity has not been confirmed by CBS News,” a memo obtained by the NY Post stated. “As such, we should avoid any mention of it as it has no known relevance to the crime. Should that change, we can and will revisit.” A freelance reporter for NBC News, Benjamin Ryan, attempted to link the shooting to the Daily Wire, headquartered in Nashville, and its commentators Ben Shapiro and Matt Walsh. The tweet has since been deleted, but screenshots are forever. Not surprisingly, the Biden administration and the media were on the same page, but politicians have to politician and take it a step further. Biden’s bias is showing It has been over two weeks since the small community of Covenant Presbyterian was forever changed. Biden has yet to mention the victims were Christian or that a hate crime was committed, even though in the past, he has been very quick to make such connections even when there was no evidence of it being the case. A reminder, this occurred a short time before Easter and within the same week of Trans Day of Visibility. Tenessee had recently been in the news for passing bills restricting drag shows in front of minors and banning medical transition for minors. Also, a protest outside the Supreme Court called “Tran Day of Vengence,” organized by the Trans Radical Activist Network (TRAN) was planned for Friday. Biden first publicly mentioned the shooting while delivering remarks at the Small Business Administration's Women's Business Summit in the East Room of the White House. But before he mentioned the shooting, he joked about ice cream, which led to a very awkward moment. After this, he wanted to “speak very briefly about the school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee.” Calling it “sick,” “heartbreaking,” and a “family’s worst nightmare.” He then shifted to a call for an “assault weapons” ban. However, Biden does not broach the victims' Christian faith or the fact that the perpetrator was trans. The day following the shooting, Sen. Josh Hawley requested that the FBI investigate the shooting as a hate crime. When Biden is asked if he believes the shooting could be a hate crime against Christians, he responds, “I don’t know.” When told that Hawley believes it was, he jokes and responds, “Then probably not.” He does, however, release a Trans Day of Visibility statement accusing “MAGA extremists” of “advancing hundreds of hateful and extreme state laws that target transgender kids and their families.” And when he finally does address the shooting on social media, the Christian faith of the victims is omitted. Suddenly, he is not addressing the clear religious nature of a shooting. He did call for an “assault weapons” ban, though he did not mention the Nashville shooting in the tweet, at least not until a later tweet, where he wrote that "we owe them action." The action, of course, is an “assault weapons” ban. Biden did issue a proclamation directing that flags be put at half-staff in honor of the victims. Four days later, the White House released a statement and fact sheet on Transgender Day of Visibility. That same day on Instagram and Twitter, Biden shared a graphic stating, "Transgender People Deserve Love, Dignity, and Respect." The caption read, “To the Transgender community: we want you to know that you are seen – made in the image of God and deserving of dignity, respect, and support. And, know this. You are so brave.Affirming your child’s identity is one of the most powerful things you can do to keep them safe and healthy.Our Administration will never quit fighting to stop discrimination, stand against unjust state laws, and guarantee everyone the fundamental right and freedom to be who they are.” This administration does not care about its Christian citizens. It doesn’t fit well with the political agenda or its voter base. Not when the victims are white Christians, and the perpetrator is trans. But it fully supports the medical transition of minor children, making them lifelong medical patients. During a press briefing, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said (THE FOLLOWING), "LGBTQI+ kids are resilient. They are fierce. They fight back. They are not going anywhere, and we have their back. This administration has their back." Biden is comfortable attributing LGBT and religious hate as motives If you are saying, “But we don’t know the motive. They haven’t released the manifesto.” I would say you are correct; we do not know the motive. But that has never stopped Biden in the past from politicizing religion or the marginalized identity of victims in other shootings and attributing them to unconfirmed motives. On March 17, just over a week before the Covenant School shooting, Biden commemorated the two-year anniversary of the Atlanta-area spa shootings in which eight people — six of them Asian women — were killed. Using the opportunity to bring attention to anti-Asian hate. In his statement, Biden said, “I want you to know that I see you. My administration sees you. And we are determined to end the scourge of gun violence, anti-Asian hate, and all forms of racism and extremism in this Nation.” The only problem is authorities attribute his motive to sex addiction, not racism. In 2022 Biden was completely fine with mentioning the religion of the victims of the 2012 Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, resulting in six deaths. The perpetrator did have a history of white supremacist sympathies. Still, the motive was not confirmed, but Biden was comfortable mentioning it as "the deadliest attack on Sikh Americans in our nation’s history." He also said that attacks on houses of worship have become more common over the past decade, and “No one should fear for their life when they bow their head in prayer or go about their lives in America.” In 2021, Biden and Vice President Harris released statements to commemorate the three years since the Pittsburgh Tree of Life Synagogue shooting that left 11 dead. The victim’s faith was a central focus of their statements. It is reported that the perpetrator made anti-Semitic comments during the shooting. Again, Biden was comfortable mentioning the victims' faith. Also in 2021, just four months after Biden was sworn in as President, he designated the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, a national memorial to honor the 49 people killed in a 2016 mass shooting. He urged Congress to pass laws explicitly protecting the civil rights of LGBTQ people. "Our presence this afternoon makes a very strong statement: Pride is back at the White House," Biden said after being introduced by Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, who is openly gay, and a young transgender man, Ashton Mota. Only thing is that authorities attribute the motive of the shooting at the Pulse nightclub to an act of Islamic extremism by a 29-year-old U.S. citizen of Afghan descent, it was civil rights activists said the massacre was a hate crime targeting gay men and Latinos that frequented the club. In November 2022, a man entered the LGBTQ nightclub Club Q in Colorado Springs, killing 5 and injuring 25 people. Following the shooting, Biden denounced the targeting of the LGBTQ community. “Places that are supposed to be safe spaces of acceptance and celebration should never be turned into places of terror and violence,” he said in a statement. “We cannot and must not tolerate hate.” There was no known motive at the time of his statement, and there still isn’t. However, in the footnotes of court filings, it is indicated that the shooter identifies as non-binary, uses they/them pronouns, and wants to be referred to with the prefix Mx. Whether this is true or a tactic is not known, just like the motive. Visiting the victims Depending on the political optics a tragedy can provide will determine if it merits a personal visit, a phone call, a first lady visit, or a lie. First Lady Dr. Jill Biden (can’t forget she is a doctor) attended the candlelight vigil honoring the six victims of the shooting at the Covenant School. She did not meet with any of the families or make any remarks. President Biden has made no contact with any of the victims’ families or members of Covenant Presbyterian. On May 14, 2022, a shooting occurred at a Tops Friendly supermarket in a predominantly black neighborhood in Buffalo, NY, killing 10 victims. Biden visited Buffalo a few days later and spoke a short distance from the grocery store calling the shooting a “murderous, racist rampage” and “domestic terrorism.” He placed flowers at the memorial near the store, met with the family of the victims and first responders, and condemned white supremacy as a poison that must be rejected. Following the Robb Elementary School shooting in the predominantly Latin community of Uvalde, 19 students died. Biden and the First Lady visited Uvalde and met with the victims’ families. In November 2022, Biden and the First Lady called and spoke with the owners of Club Q on Thanksgiving. During the call "reiterated support for the vibrant and strong Club Q family and commitment to fighting back against hate and gun violence," according to the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD). On January 21, a 72-year-old Vietnamese man killed 11 people at the Star Ballroom Dance Studio in Monterey Park, CA, a predominantly Asian community, after an all-day Lunar New Year Festival. Brandon Tsay disarmed the man in the lobby. The shooter fled and was later found dead in a van from a self-inflicted gunshot. The motive was speculated to be a family dispute, but it remains unknown. Biden later visited Monterey Park on March 14, where he met Tsay and announced an executive order to increase the number of background checks. "All have lived lives of love, sacrifice, and service for their families, for their community," Biden said during his remarks. "They represent a bigger story. Who we are as Americans embodying the simple truth that our diversity is the strength of this nation." Finally, if Biden can’t visit the families of shooting victims, he lies and says he did. In a 2019 campaign ad, Biden claimed that he visited and met with every one of the families of the victims of the Sandy Hook shooting. The problem is that Connecticut State Senate candidate JT Lewis, the brother of one of the victims, says it was a lie. "This is a lie," wrote Lewis in a tweet. "Obama came to Sandy Hook and met with every family. Joe Biden DID NOT. In fact, my family was not allowed on Air Force One because we refused to support Obama/Biden gun control efforts." Also, I found no news reports or images that indicated Biden had accompanied Obama to visit the families of the Sandy Hook victims. It's Meseidy is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Conclusion The city of Nashville and the community of The Covenant School suffered an unquestionably tragic loss. These horrible events have a lasting traumatic effect on the people left behind to pick up the pieces. I am not going to debate the solution or the cause of these shootings. That debate is happening all over social media, the news, and in the halls of Congress. I want to talk about the biased response in the aftermath of this tragedy. While other tragedies affiliated with so-called marginalized communities merited phone calls, visits, and anti-hate remarks and campaigns from our administration, The Covenant School families did not. All they got was a vigil photo op visit from the First Lady, where she didn’t even speak, and ice cream jokes from the President before he made any mention of the tragedy. But he did not forget to call for an “assault weapons” ban before quickly shifting to declaring support for the medical gender transition of minors and celebrating Trans Day of Visibility. The media’s larger concern was protecting Hale and, by proxy, they believed they were protecting the transgender people. They were all very careful to respect her pronouns and not to mention too often that the victims were Christian unless it was to say how her Christian parents did not support her in her decision to transition. The message is clear, a white Christian community and its victims are not victims enough to merit the same response as those the media and the Biden administration deem true victims. For the media and this administration to care and call out hate, you have to have the right skin color, religion, and/or be LGBTQ. To donate to The Covenant School and Covenant Presbyterian Church, click the button below and select “March 27 Fund” Thank you for reading It's Meseidy. This post is public so feel free to share it. Get full access to It's Meseidy at www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

This is Part 2 in the series Twitter Files for Dummies. How Congress and the FBI applied pressure on Twitter to comply with moderation requests. Breaking down Twitter Files threads #11, HOW TWITTER LET THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY IN and #12, TWITTER AND THE FBI “BELLY BUTTON” Episode Article: https://www.itsmeseidy.com/p/twitter-files-for-dummies-part-2#details In this series Twitter Files for Dummies, I cover the Twitter Files in chronological order group by topic, which will sometimes be in a different order from the Twitter Files thread release. Connect with Meseidy Substack Instagram Twitter This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

This is Part 1 in the series Twitter Files for Dummies. Twitter's mission went from "We believe real change starts with conversation" to a small elite group of people who decided the conversation. Breaking down Twitter Files thread #2, Censorship and Shadow banning. Episode Article: https://www.itsmeseidy.com/p/the-twitter-files-for-dummies-part#details In this series Twitter Files for Dummies, I cover the Twitter Files in chronological order group by topic, which will sometimes be in a different order from the Twitter Files thread release. Connect with Meseidy Substack Instagram Twitter This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

I have moved to Substack! This episode is a voice-over of the post-Balenciaga Saga: What’s True, What’s not, and What's gross. You can see all images, sources, and references at It's Meseidy Substack. Connect with Meseidy Instagram: https://instagram.com/itsmeseidy Twitter: https://twitter.com/ItsMeseidy This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

In this video, I discuss how the principles of Modern Feminism restrict personal freedom and are therefore incompatible with freedom.Sources: https://www.itsmeseidy.com/video/modern-feminism-is-incompatible-with-freedom-ftcbpCommunity: https://itsmeseidy.substack.com/Connect:Twitter: @itsmeseidyInstagram: @itsmeseidyEmail: meseidy@protonmail.comFAIR USE NOTICEThis video may contain copyrighted material; the use of which has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available for the purposes of criticism, comment, review, and news reporting which constitute the fair use of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work for purposes such as criticism, comment, review, and news reporting is not an infringement of copyright. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

After a TikTok posted by TrialbyPreston of Good Information Foundation offering to compensate him for spreading disinformation about January 6th went viral, I investigated who is Good Info Foundation. In today's episode, I share what I discovered. The truth about Good Information Foundation and my theory of how they plan to use social media marketing to spread disinformation.SourcesConnect with Meseidy Community: Substack Instagram @ItsMeseidy Twitter @ItsMeseidy This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

The modern feminist movement accuses traditional women of internalized misogyny when arguably it is they who are internalizing misogyny. All sources available at It's Meseidy Community: SubstackConnect with Meseidy Instagram @ItsMeseidy Twitter @ItsMeseidy Food Blog: TheNoshery.com Youtube This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

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The gender identity guidelines for children & adolescents that government agencies, teachers' unions, school boards, and school districts across the country have adopted promote not only grooming of gender identity but in my opinion, creates an environment where educator sexual abusers can take advantage because the guidelines normalize behavior that puts students at risk. This is especially frightening since sexual abuse of students in schools is 100 times more likely than abuse by priests.I’m going to hit on a few points to support this.  - What is grooming and grooming behavior  - Gender identity guidelines adopted by teacher associations, such as the National Educators Association, school boards, and school districts.  - Examples of schools that aided in concealing a student’s gender identity from parents - School gender identity curriculum  - The prevalence of educator sexual abuse in public schools   - Shortfalls in tracking educator sexual abusers Video:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvsYS6BTasZTc-q-d_46J8gRumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-748457Sources: Is Gender Identity Grooming Creating an Opportunity for Teacher Sexual Abuse? Community: SubstackSocial Media Accounts: Instagram: https://instagram.com/itsmeseidyTwitter: https://twitter.com/itsmeseidy This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe

In this episode, Landon and I discuss the causes and consequences of child sex trafficking and how you can help protect these children.    Landon Starbuck is a fearless defender of freedom, advocating for trafficked and exploited children and women. She’s a national activist who sits on several boards of organizations that work towards countering Human Trafficking. Landon has organized rallies and marches to the U.S. southern border across the country to bring attention to this mission. Connect with Landon Instagram @landonstarbuck Twitter @landonstarbuck Website: Landon Starbuck Freedom Forever | Landon's Nonprofit Instagram @freedomforeverus Website: Freedom Forever Podcast Episode Webpage: ItsMeseidy.com Community: Libertas Sisters is an online community of women who embrace femininity, self-reliance, and most importantly, believe in freedom. Secure from big tech censorship; it is a sisterhood dedicated to helping its members thrive during these challenging times and navigate the chaos. Join the sisterhood! Connect with Meseidy Instagram @ItsMeseidy Twitter @ItsMeseidy Locals.com Youtube Rumble Newsletter This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.itsmeseidy.com/subscribe