Trans-identifying liberal seems to call for DEATH of Elon Musk over comment about Zizian trans cult



Billionaire Elon Musk may have gotten a death threat from a transgender-identifying liberal after the tech billionaire commented about transgender homicide rates.

Musk was responding to a post about the Zizian transgender cult investigated by independent journalist Andy Ngo. Members of the group are suspected of being involved in numerous slayings, and their alleged leader was arrested in Feb. 2025 in Maryland.

'He's putting up Hitler numbers. So maybe he should shut up before spouting lies like this.'

"The obvious reality is that giving rage-inducing hormones to mentally unstable people will cause a major increase in murder," Musk wrote Sunday on the X social media platform, which he owns. "Statistically, trans and trans-driven (eg Charlie Kirk’s killer) homicide rates are more than triple that of the general population."

His post grabbed a lot of attention from transgender activists, including trans-identifying activist Alejandra Caraballo.

"This MF is responsible for more deaths than there are trans people in the United States. He's putting up Hitler numbers. So maybe he should shut up before spouting lies like this," wrote Caraballo on the BlueSky social media app.

Caraballo's post was reposted by Aubrey — a user who identifies as a "reclusive trans woman," according to the bio — along with the suggestion that Musk should be "culled," a word that can refer to euthanizing.

"Elon Musk should be culled from the human race. If humanity wants to preserve the light of consciousness and such," read Aubrey's post.

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Musk's claim about transgender homicide rates was contradicted by Grok, the artificial intelligence service for Musk's X platform.

"Mass shooting databases (e.g. Gun Violence Archive) show trans-identified perpetrators as a tiny share overall, though some narrower analyses of public/ideological shootings note higher recent visibility," the service responded to a user about the claim.

Ngo was publicizing his book "The Zizians: Inside a Trans Death Cult."

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Accountability is the best way to honor Charlie Kirk’s legacy



The nation changed on September 10, 2025. An assassin’s bullet cut short the life of Charlie Kirk while he was speaking on a Utah college campus.

The coward who pulled the trigger chose political violence over debate. Reports indicate the weapon and its ammunition carried “anti-fascist” slogans — a chilling reminder that ideology now drives some Americans to kill.

Do what Charlie did. Do what Christ commands. Love your neighbor. Show grace. Demand justice — but refuse to become the thing you despise.

Charlie Kirk did not deserve to die. The founder of Turning Point USA was murdered for defending what he believed, walking into academia’s den of hostility, and calling students and faculty back to truth. He embodied both the American spirit and, more importantly, Christian faith. Kirk welcomed argument, offered the gospel, and lived it in an age when many Americans are turning away from Christ.

His wife should not be left without her husband, and his children should not be left fatherless. They certainly should not have to endure online mobs mocking and defaming their murdered husband and father. Yet, they do. Teachers, federal employees, even military personnel — people sworn to serve the public — joined in the sick celebration.

An active-duty Army captain called Kirk “a monstrous ghoul.” A Navy petty officer wrote “better luck next time friend.” An Army sergeant piled on. A Fort Bragg elementary school teacher employed by the Department of War branded him “a garbage human.” Most grotesque of all, a War Department supervisor posted that Kirk “got what he deserved,” sneering, “rest in pieces,” and warning that more killings could come for “those who choose to spread hate and division.”

This is not fringe behavior. It is radicalization in plain sight, coming from people in positions of trust. And it has metastasized. On the left-wing social platform BlueSky, users are openly fantasizing about assassinations of Ben Shapiro, Michael Knowles, Andy Ngo, President Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Matt Walsh, J.K. Rowling, and more. When hate this brazen circulates unchecked, another attack is not hard to imagine.

Regardless of your opinion of Charlie Kirk — his politics, his faith, or his legacy — the American way of life rests on peaceful discourse and on the Judeo-Christian command to love our neighbor. That foundation is under assault.

But not all the signs are dark: Younger Americans are turning to Christ in increasing numbers. If anything can pull us back from the abyss of political murder, it is the renewal of faith.

Ephesians 4:26-27 admonishes, “In your anger do not sin: do not let the sun go down while you are still angry, and do not give the devil a foothold.” Anger over this atrocity is justified. What we do with that anger will determine whether America chooses vengeance or redemption.

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Kirk wanted to be remembered as a man courageous in faith. To honor that, we must follow Christ’s example. Forgive those who dance on his grave. Forgive those who cheer for the next act of political bloodshed. Forgive even the soldiers, sailors, and public servants who lent legitimacy to his assassination with their words.

Forgiveness does not mean forgetting. It does not mean impunity. Without accountability, this poison spreads and more violence follows. But accountability can be Christ-like: firm, just, and free of vengeance.

So to those who read the online bile and feel tempted to answer hate with hate: Turn to prayer. Do what Charlie did. Do what Christ commands. Love your neighbor. Show grace. Demand justice — but refuse to become the thing you despise.

That is how we ensure the assassin’s bullet does not win.

Radical Democrat lets truth slip about abortion in effort to protect illegal alien accused of homicide



A radical Democrat congresswoman who staunchly advocates for so-called "abortion rights" may have accidentally undermined them when she attempted to run interference for a recently deported immigrant accused of heinous crimes.

There seems to be no form of abortion Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) doesn't like. She has called abortion "health care" and a "human right," vowed "to protect and expand" so-called "reproductive care" under Trump's second term, and even admitted that she has had at least one abortion herself.

'Interesting that it's a baby when you want to dunk on ICE but it's just a clump of cells when you want to kill it.'

Because of her long-standing history of defending abortion, Jayapal surprised many when she lamented the recent loss of another woman's unborn "baby."

"A pregnant woman lost her baby after ICE refused to give her prenatal care," Jayapal wrote on social media on Tuesday, perhaps not realizing that babies are persons who cannot legally be killed.

"If true, this is very sad. Tragic even. And the fact that it’s sad is clear evidence that your position on abortion is both inhumane and barbaric," Not the Bee shot back in the comments.

"Interesting that it's a baby when you want to dunk on ICE but it's just a clump of cells when you want to kill it," added Kangmin Lee, a popular Christian influencer with nearly 160,000 followers.

"Baby. Thanks for admitting it," quipped LifeNews.com.

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In her social media post, Jayapal also shared an article from the Nashville Banner about the apparent stillborn child and his mother, Iris Dayana Monterroso-Lemus, a native of Guatemala who reportedly stole into the U.S. in 2018.

In the article, Monterroso-Lemus painted such a harrowing tale of her experiences in ICE custody that independent journalist Andy Ngo characterized her allegations as "cinematic."

Monterroso-Lemus claimed she was:

  • forced to sleep on the floor in an Alabama facility;
  • offered food infested with cockroaches;
  • repeatedly denied medical care after she expressed concerns about her unborn child and instead had only her blood pressure and urine sample tested; and
  • ignored for three days after the child died in her womb.

"I had him inside here for three days, in this Louisiana facility, my baby dead in my stomach, inside my stomach for three days, dead," she said, according to the Banner.

"I told them to just send me back to Guatemala because I was pregnant and wasn’t getting the medical attention I needed," she added.

"There’s so much pressure in jail. I started suffering from insomnia, from anxiety. Then I felt like I was having a stroke, and they still didn’t give me a medical exam," she continued.

Monterroso-Lemus also claimed that overly vigilant guards kept her "shackled" to a bed while she delivered the stillborn baby boy. "When I was delivering my baby, they didn’t even give me a little privacy," she said. "One time, they even shackled my feet because they thought I might escape. Like I was some kind of criminal. I told them, 'What you’re doing to me isn’t right.'"

According to the report, Monterroso-Lemus gave birth at Ochsner LSU Health – Monroe Medical Center in Louisiana on April 29. She was then deported back to Guatemala on May 9.

"This is absolutely disgusting and we should all be outraged," Jayapal fumed in her social media post on Tuesday.

Monterroso-Lemus 'has been arrested multiple times for child abuse and is wanted on an active warrant for homicide.'

Because Jayapal's tweet drew such attention to Monterroso-Lemus' case, the Department of Homeland Security issued a press release directly disputing most, if not all, of Monterroso-Lemus' claims.

According to DHS, Monterroso-Lemus:

  • "had a bed in her cell" and was never forced to sleep on the floor;
  • received "appropriate dietician cleared menus" every day in keeping with the standards of all ICE detainees in New Orleans;
  • received extensive prenatal and other medical care, including a fetal doppler ultrasound, an "OB-GYN visit, dental care, and medication." She was also taken to a hospital and seen by "multiple nurses"; and
  • was given "immediate medical assistance" on April 29, when she reported distress and was taken to the hospital.

DHS also insists it has no record that Monterroso-Lemus ever filed a grievance about alleged "mistreatment and mocking from guards."

In a statement to Blaze News, Assistant DHS Secretary Tricia McLaughlin claimed: "This reporting is absolutely FALSE. Iris Dayana Monterroso-Lemus had FULL medical, prenatal care. We have documentation to show it."

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What's more, Monterroso-Lemus has been accused of mistreating others — severely.

In her statement to Blaze News, McLaughlin claimed that "Iris Dayana Monterroso-Lemus, 37, is a citizen of Guatemala who has been arrested multiple times for child abuse and is wanted on an active warrant for homicide."

The DHS press release clarified that Monterroso-Lemus was "arrested twice for child abuse/neglect with the Loudon County Sheriff’s Office" and that she is wanted for homicide in Guatemala.

"FACT CHECK: ICE Provided Full Medical Care to Guatemalan Illegal Alien with History of Child Abuse and Wanted for Homicide," the press release headline reiterated.

Monterroso-Lemus has six other children.

The father of her stillborn child, Gary Bivens, still appears to stand by his fiancée. He has pledged to relocate to Guatemala and initiated a GoFundMe account to help with "funds for medical treatment and transportation expenses."

"It's unbelievable. It's disgusting. I'm beside myself, I really am," he said, according to the Banner. "I'm ashamed to even call myself an American citizen. With what is going on in these facilities? ... It's costing people’s lives. It's breaking families apart. It's so inhumane. ... It's un-American."

"I'll sell the house and everything I got, and I'm coming down to Guatemala," Bivens added. "That's my intention ... because I don't even want to be here anymore. ... I lost all respect for every bit and piece of this country.”

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THESE woke leftists are encouraging nationwide Tesla burnings



Trump derangement syndrome was bad enough, but now the nation has been hit with a violent case of Elon derangement syndrome. And we mean violent literally — Tesla facilities all over the nation are under terrorist attack from the woke left, and what’s worse is that some Democrats are defending and/or encouraging the behavior (ahem, Tim Walz and Jasmine Crockett).

Sara Gonzales of “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered” unpacks the glaring irony of the situation.

“So you have all of these radical environmentalists that like five seconds ago were like, ‘Elon Musk is our god because he provides us with cool electric cars’ … and now they're literally torching them,” she tells guests Jason Buttrill, Glenn Beck’s chief researcher and security expert, and Jaco Booyens, host of "The Bottom Line."

“You've got these Democrats; they hate DOGE; they can't stand that all of these taxpayer scams, these money laundering operations, are getting shut down, and Elon Musk is now the guy who's heading that up, and so they feel like they have to hate him,” she continues.

Sara then points to different people who have been encouraging Tesla burnings, including Jimmy Kimmel, who sarcastically told his audience not to burn Teslas, Rick Wilson of “The Lincoln Project,” who published an article titled “Kill Tesla, Save the Country,” and actor John Cusack, who’s been sharing digital cartoons that suggest Elon is a Nazi and that burning Tesla facilities is a stand for freedom.

On top of that, “journalist Andy Ngo found training materials on how to carry out this Tesla burning terrorist operation, including a pro tip not to use Molotov cocktails,” says Sara.

Another group went so far as doxxing Tesla owners.

“This is total terrorism,” says Sara. “They will burn [Tesla] to the ground because [leftists] didn’t get their way.”

“They do not love America; they love themselves,” says Booyens, noting that this attack on Tesla is no different from the BLM riots or the pro-Hamas protests on college campuses.

Jason calls the Tesla attacks “blind tribalism."

“They don’t even know what they’re burning Teslas for,” he says.

Barack Obama, whom all of these DOGE-hating, Tesla-burning individuals almost certainly supported, was actually the first one to come up with the idea of a federal department dedicated to efficiency.

Nobody had a problem with tackling government waste when the idea came from the left.

But because “orange man bad,” all the rampant fraud and corruption the DOGE uncovers is suddenly worth defending.

To hear more of the panel’s conversation, watch the clip above.

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Report: ‘Zizian’ Trans Cult Connected To Multiple Killings, Including Death Of Border Patrol Agent

Multiple deaths, including the Vermont shooting of a Border Patrol agent, have been linked to members of a transgender cult dubbed 'Zizians.'

Jury Finds Portland Antifa Leader Guilty, Police Arrest Member For Assault

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San Diego judge throws book at violent Antifa associates, sentences 8 more to time behind bars, bringing total to 12



A judge in Southern California just sentenced eight members of Antifa to prison or jail time, bringing perhaps the first successful prosecution of an Antifa-related conspiracy case to a just close.

The case stems from a violent uprising that occurred on January 9, 2021, less than two weeks before Joe Biden was sworn into office. That day, a group of Trump supporters planned to host a rally in Pacific Beach, California, and dozens of black-clad Antifa members arrived as well to oppose them.

'Antifa could have assembled and protested and stood across the street and called them white supremacists, but you cannot use force to suppress others' freedom of speech.'

The event quickly got out of hand after the Antifa thugs reportedly sprayed the Trump supporters and other innocent bystanders with bear mace, pepper spray, and other chemicals. The Antifa associates also engaged in other forms of violence including punching, kicking, and striking people with a skateboard, according to dedicated Antifa reporter and Post Millennial senior editor Andy Ngo.

In all, 12 Antifa associates were indicted, most of whom pled guilty. Two others — Brian Lightfoot, 27, and Jeremy White, 41 — however, decided to take their case to the jury and were subsequently convicted.

On Friday, San Diego Superior Court Judge Daniel Goldstein sentenced eight of those defendants, including Lightfoot and White. Four others had previously been sentenced.

The following are the Antifa defendants convicted in connection with the Pacific Beach riot:

  • Alexander Akridge-Jacobs, 33, pled guilty to felony conspiracy to riot and felony assault. He was sentenced to nine months in county jail with some time suspended. He is expected to be released in November.
  • Jonah Bigel pled guilty in 2021 to assault with a deadly weapon. He was given a prison sentence that was then immediately suspended, indicating he may have cooperated in the investigation. He did not appear in court during trial or sentencing, Ngo reported.
  • Jesse Cannon, 34, pled guilty to felony conspiracy to riot and two counts of felony assault. He also pled guilty to felony assault in connection with an unrelated case. Per his plea agreement, a third case against him was dismissed. He was sentenced to five years in prison and will be eligible for parole in December.
  • Joseph Gaskins, 23, pled guilty to felony assault likely to cause great bodily injury as well as assault with a deadly weapon in connection with an attack on a police officer during a BLM riot in 2020. He was sentenced to one year in county jail plus two years of probation. He is expected to be released in December.
  • Brian Lightfoot, 27, convicted of felony conspiracy to riot and five counts of unlawful use of tear gas. The jury either acquitted him of or deadlocked on 10 assault charges. Because he took the stand and expressed remorse for his actions and an interest in turning his life around by becoming a firefighter, Judge Goldstein sentenced him to two years at a "fire camp" prison for qualified California inmates to learn firefighting skills.
  • Christian Martinez, 25, pled guilty to felony conspiracy to riot and felony assault. He was sentenced to six months in county jail plus probation. He is expected to be released in September.
  • Luis Mora, 32, pled guilty to felony conspiracy to riot and felony assault. He was sentenced to two years and eight months in a state prison. He will be eligible for parole in August 2025.
  • Samuel "Ruchelle" Ogden, a 26-year-old man who identifies as a woman, pled guilty to felony conspiracy to riot and felony assault. He was sentenced to one year in county jail and two years probation.
  • Bryan Rivera, 22, pled guilty to felony conspiracy to riot and felony assault. He was sentenced to 180 days in county jail.
  • Faraz Talab, 29, pled guilty to felony conspiracy to riot and felony assault. He was sentenced to one year in jail and two years probation. He is scheduled to be released in December.
  • Jeremy White, 41, was convicted of felony conspiracy to riot. The jury acquitted him on an assault charge, but at sentencing, Judge Goldstein claimed he would have found White guilty since he considered White the "ringleader" of the group. During the riot, White also posed as a "medic" though he has no medical training and was unrepentant about his "anti-fascist" activism at sentencing. "Fascism is here, mask off with a gun and a badge, criminalizing anti-fascists to clear the playing field of any opposition," he wrote in a statement in which he also compared himself to Nelson Mandela and violent anti-slavery crusader John Brown. White was sentenced to two years in state prison.
  • Erich "Nikki" Yach, 40, pled guilty to felony conspiracy to riot, felony assault, and felony unlawful use of tear gas. He has a prior conviction of felony domestic abuse and admitted he was out on bail on the day of the Pacific Beach riot. He was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison. He identifies as a woman and has repeatedly requested housing in a female facility, but those requests have not yet been accommodated, perhaps because of his history of violence against women. He is eligible for parole in October.
During the hearing on Friday, Judge Goldstein was emphatic about the "existence" of Antifa and the threat the group poses to society. "I don’t believe it’s as structured as a criminal cartel," Goldstein said. "I think it pops up fairly fast. ... But it does appear they have funding, and they have an ability to make contact and morph into other things very quickly, in many different jurisdictions."
Goldstein also took aim at the fascistic tactics the group employs to deny others their civil rights. "I have no doubt the Trump supporters were offensive to the defendants that day, but that is the nature of freedom of speech," Goldstein explained. "Antifa could have assembled and protested and stood across the street and called them white supremacists, but you cannot use force to suppress others' freedom of speech."
With all 12 Antifa-affiliated defendants, including Bigel, whose sentence was suspended, receiving a prison or jail sentence of some kind, San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan declared victory.
"From the start this prosecution has been about holding individuals accountable for conspiring to bring violence to our community, something we won’t tolerate," she said. "This was a complex case with all 11 defendants convicted. Our prosecution team worked tirelessly with law enforcement on this case to ensure our community remains safe, and that the rule of law is followed."
A press release from Stephan's office also indicated these conspiracy convictions might be a first for Antifa in America. "It’s believed that this is the first criminal case in the nation where crimes committed by members of Antifa were brought to justice and held accountable," the press release said.
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