WNBA Fails Again – Puts Together the Worst Ad Campaign Ever
July 25, 2025
After destroying their “golden goose” Caitlin Clark, the WNBA produces the worst ad campaign ever.
Last week, Caitlin Clark won the most votes in the WNBA for the All-Star game but was unable to celebrate. Clark was too injured to compete.
After two years of getting hammered on the court, Clark was not able to play at the WNBA All-Star game.
Can you guys remember a star male athlete getting treated this badly by the league as a whole? Not one team, basically every team. This is year two now of this for Caitlin Clark. Not rookie hazing. So many cheap shots: pic.twitter.com/RhnuStkbzY
The WNBA has no problem with athletes in the league absolutely crushing Caitlin Clark on the court. They don’t seem to realize that Clark brought millions to the game.
When Clark is out, the viewership in the entire league is half of what it is when she is in.
The WNBA will destroy Clark and keep their welfare league rather than experience the benefits of having Clark in the league.
The WNBA will destroy the ice princess to protect the obscure welfare league that it’s become comfortable with. They’d rather destroy Caitlin Clark than experience her benefits. pic.twitter.com/06lvejMHYF
Some are calling for Caitlin Clark to start a new league.
Caitlin Clark should leave the WNBA and start her own league. Give other top players small equity stakes. The players could own the league in conjunction with media partners. It’s a no brainer, honestly. She’s worth more than entire WNBA: pic.twitter.com/CexKTlyWkM
(VIDEO) “Obama Owes Me Big” – Trump Says SCOTUS Immunity Ruling Helps Russiagate Ringleader Barack Obama, “But it Doesn’t Help the People Around Him AT ALL” – “He’s Done Criminal Acts, There’s no Question About it”
July 25, 2025
President Trump speaks to reporters at the White House – photo by Jordan Conradson
President Trump told reporters on Friday that Barack Obama owes him “big” for the Supreme Court’s decision that Presidential Immunity applies to the former President after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard found evidence that Obama fabricatied and led the Russia Collusion hoax to sabotage then-President Elect Trump in 2016.
Gabbard declassified a December 2016 presidential briefing, revealing Barack Obama knew the Trump-Russia collusion narrative was a hoax.
President Trump responded during a press conference on Tuesday and tore into Obama, Clinton, Biden, Clapper, Comey, and the rest of their gang, calling for “ringleader” Barack Obama to face “very severe consequences” for “treason.”
“Barack Hussein Obama is the ringleader. Hillary Clinton was right there with him, and so was Sleepy Joe Biden, and so were the rest of them: Comey, Clapper, the whole group,” Trump said.
Tulsi Gabbard further told reporters during a press conference on Wednesday that the DOJ is investigating all of the documents, including criminal acts by Barack Obama.
The newly released documents demonstrate “a years-long coup and treasonous conspiracy against the American people, our Republic, in an attempt to undermine President Trump’s administration,” Gabbard said.
However, it can be recalled that the Supreme Court ruled that US presidents have immunity from prosecution for official acts in favor of then-candidate Trump when Biden and his thugs were trying to prosecute Trump over January 6.
Trump responded on Friday, signaling that Obama committed crimes, but may be safe. “He’s done criminal acts, there’s no question about it, but he has immunity,” Trump said.
“But it doesn’t help the people around him at all.”
“He owes me big. Obama owes me big!” the President added.
WATCH:
Reporter: How do you think that the Supreme Court’s ruling that benefitted you on Presidential Immunity would apply to former President Barack Obama and what you’re accusing him of doing?
Trump: It probably helps him a lot, probably helps him a lot, the immunity ruling. But it doesn’t help the people around him at all. But it probably helps him a lot. He’s done criminal acts, there’s no question about it, but he has immunity, and it probably helped him a lot.
He owes me big. Obama owes me big!
As The Gateway Pundit reported, the DOJ launched a “strike force” on Wednesday to investigate the coup by Obama and his Intelligence officials.
“This Department takes alleged weaponization of the intelligence community with the utmost seriousness,” the DOJ said in a press release.
Dueling Military Drills: China Launches Back-to-Back Exercises During Taiwan’s Annual Han Kuang War Games
July 25, 2025
總統府, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons
As Taiwan concluded its largest-ever Han Kuang military exercise, annual war games designed to test the island’s ability to repel a Chinese invasion, China simultaneously launched a series of back-to-back drills, overtly simulating an attack and applying strategic pressure. The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Eastern Theatre Command issued daily updates detailing synchronized maneuvers designed to mirror and counter Taiwan’s activities.
The 2025 Han Kuang exercise, held from July 9 to 18, was the longest and most comprehensive iteration since its inception in 1984. It marked a significant shift toward whole-of-society defense, emphasizing joint combat operations and responses to “grey zone” threats. The drills featured over 22,000 reservists and incorporated both domestically developed and U.S.-supplied weapons, including Sky Sword II missiles, Abrams M1A2T tanks, and HIMARS rocket systems. For the first time, Han Kuang was paired with the Urban Resilience Exercises, a multi-month campaign held from April through July to test Taiwan’s ability to withstand a prolonged conflict through full societal participation.
The computer-aided phase of the drill was extended from 8 to 14 days, while the live-fire segment doubled from 5 to 10. Key focus areas included electronic warfare, rapid mobilization, integrated air and missile defense, maritime security, and ground operations. The traditionally scripted exercises were replaced with 24/7 unscripted scenarios simulating combat in urban areas, civil-military coordination, and mass evacuation drills in real-world locations such as hypermarkets.
Together, these exercises reflect Taiwan’s evolving national defense posture, toward multi-domain resilience and sustained civil-military coordination. The goal: to prepare the island not only for high-intensity conflict, but for long-term survival under conditions of attrition and disruption.
The Han Kuang exercises are divided into two phases: computer-aided tabletop simulations, which emphasize strategic planning and command coordination, and live-fire drills, which test joint-force combat readiness across air, sea, and land. Recent years have seen an expansion in scope and realism, including responses to cyberattacks, blockades, and other asymmetric threats.
New in 2025 were domestically developed micro surveillance and reconnaissance drones, deployed by the Army for ground surveillance, the Navy for escorting minelaying missions, and the Air Force for air defense support. The Ministry of National Defense allocated NT$1.28 billion (US$43.68 million) to procure 1,458 of these drones between 2024 and 2025.
Additional operations included a simulated counterattack in the Greater Taipei area by Taiwan’s Marine Corps 99th Brigade, featuring HUMVEEs equipped with T-75S 20mm cannons and U.S.-made MK19 grenade launchers, demonstrating urban rapid-response capabilities.
The Urban Resilience Exercises, conducted from April to July in 11 counties and cities, featured air raid drills, disaster response simulations, and training in infrastructure protection, disinformation countermeasures, and civilian-military coordination. Overseen by the Whole-of-Society Defense Resilience Committee, the campaign aims to prepare both government and civilians for a war of attrition, where frontlines and daily life may become indistinguishable, as seen in conflicts like Ukraine and Israel.
New drone capabilities were tested during the exercises, though Taiwan’s unmanned surface vessels were not yet deemed combat-ready, and newly delivered U.S.-made M1A2T Abrams tanks and HIMARS were not scheduled to participate. Other advanced systems introduced in prior years were included. A reservist brigade was also mobilized to simulate a scenario in which China turns a routine drill into a sudden attack, testing their ability to rapidly assemble, mobilize resources, and convert civilian production for wartime needs. The expanded exercises aimed to strengthen and accelerate Taiwan’s capacity for integrated national defense.
The United States, Taiwan’s principal security partner, has stepped up legislative and military support. In 2025, at least eight Taiwan-related bills advanced in Congress, and U.S. personnel continued training Taiwanese forces. Washington has also urged regional allies like Japan and Australia to clarify their roles in the event of a conflict. The 2025 Han Kuang exercises reflect Taiwan’s growing seriousness about defense, its commitment to national resilience, and alignment with U.S. expectations for regional burden-sharing.
Since taking office in 2024, President Lai Ching-te’s administration has prioritized defense reform, expanding the military budget by 6% to NT$647 billion (US$19.7 billion) with plans to raise spending to 3% of GDP. Reforms include extending mandatory service, restructuring the armed forces, and introducing new laws to counter espionage and pro-unification activities. As cross-strait tensions intensify, experts warn that Chinese grey zone tactics and the risk of escalation make Taiwan’s integrated civil-military preparedness increasingly vital.
China responded with aggressive rhetoric and coordinated military maneuvers, including airspace incursions and export controls targeting Taiwanese defense firms, part of a broader pressure campaign to normalize its military presence around the island.
For four consecutive days, the PLA conducted joint air, sea, and electronic warfare operations. These included nighttime naval aviation drills using star navigation and complex dogfight simulations, as well as electronic warfare exercises involving drone jamming and radar disruption. By midweek, focus shifted to naval combat readiness, with frigate flotillas carrying out live-fire cannon and torpedo drills. On Thursday, air and naval forces held joint rescue and refueling exercises to demonstrate integrated force capabilities.
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry reported that over 20 PLA aircraft per day frequently crossed the unofficial median line of the Taiwan Strait and entered Taiwan’s Air Defense Identification Zones (ADIZ), underscoring China’s ability to apply sustained multi-domain pressure.
Beijing has historically used Han Kuang week to register displeasure with Taiwan’s military assertiveness, often combining drills with economic sanctions or amphibious assault simulations. This year, however, the PLA’s actions appeared more sustained and sophisticated, signaling a shift toward real-time operational synergy and a deliberate attempt to counter Taiwan’s defense posture with a show of integrated force.
J6 Political Prisoner, Jenna Ryan Is Successfully Representing Herself in Two $25 Million Civil Rights Lawsuits Against PayPal and the DOJ
July 25, 2025
Pro Se Plaintiff Challenges PayPal and DOJ in Landmark Federal Cases Over J6 Collusion and Civil Rights Violations.
Jennifer L. Ryan, a pro se litigant, is fighting two groundbreaking federal lawsuits in the Northern District of Texas that could set historic precedents for individual Americans challenging Big Tech and federal overreach. In Ryan v. PayPal, Inc. (Case No. 3:25-cv-01223), Ryan alleges that PayPal wrongfully terminated her account on January 21, 2021, hours after a $200 political tweet tied to January 6 (J6), based on newly uncovered 2024–2025 evidence of PayPal’s coordination with the FBI and FinCEN.
Her parallel case, Ryan v. DOJ & Rochlin (Case No. 3:25-CV-00325-X-BT), accuses the Department of Justice and FBI of malicious prosecution, evidence fabrication, and defamation, falsely labeling her an “extremist” to push a J6 narrative. Ryan’s PayPal case, filed May 14, 2025, asserts claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and § 1985, alleging constitutional violations due to PayPal’s role as a state actor in a federal conspiracy.
Jenna w/ fellow J6ers at a recent event.
Supported by evidence like Executive Order 14147 and Congressional reports, Ryan argues PayPal’s actions caused her 60 days’ incarceration, loss of banking access, and over $100,000 in damages. She opposes PayPal’s motion to compel arbitration (ECF No. 13), citing their refusal to pay arbitration fees, a 25-month litigation delay, and merits-based motions as a waiver of arbitration rights (Morgan v. Sundance, Inc., 596 U.S. 411 (2022)).
Ryan seeks judicial review to ensure public accountability, especially amid growing distrust in federal agencies following the DOJ/FBI’s controversial handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. In her DOJ case, Ryan alleges the FBI fabricated evidence to defame her, mirroring public concerns about institutional transparency seen in Epstein-related backlash.
As a pro se litigant, Ryan has faced significant financial hardship, incurring $20,000 in losses while fighting both cases. A victory against PayPal, a $27 billion fintech giant, would be a historic milestone for pro se plaintiffs, exposing potential federal-private collusion and amplifying calls for accountability post-J6.
“I’m fighting for every American silenced by Big Tech and federal overreach,” Ryan said. “These cases could reveal how far the government and corporations went to target J6 participants. A win would be historic, proving one person can hold powerful institutions accountable.”
Ryan requests limited discovery into PayPal’s FBI/FinCEN communications and urges the court to deny arbitration, citing public interest in constitutional claims (EEOC v. Waffle House, Inc., 534 U.S. 279 (2002)). With both cases before Magistrate Judge Rebecca Rutherford, Ryan’s fight could reshape how courts view pro se litigants and federal-private partnerships.
Court filings are available via CM/ECF for Case Nos. 3:25-cv-01223 and 3:25-CV-00325-X-BT.
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