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Laura Loomer is no way 27, she looks mid 30s if I'm being kind.
💰 Grifter Laura Loomer / @looms93 - The Conservative Taylor Lorenz
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Loomer is going to get her SCOTUS docket number tattooed on her wrist to bring home the example that being banned from twitter is literally the Holocaust.
Sadly Loomer is 27 but that's what poor quality facial surgery does to you, like a wax statue melting
Sadly Loomer is 27 but that's what poor quality facial surgery does to you, like a wax statue melting
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Might be late but did she recently get lip injections? She looks like a cartoon duck talking
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Here's another one from this newsletter. The most recent one. This time, complaining about some razors and "cancel culture".
Patriot,
Remember that “Toxic Masculinity” ad by Gillette in 2019?
Rather than stay in their lane by selling and marketing grooming products for men, Gillette jumped headfirst into the #MeToo movement.
First, they ran “The Best Men Can Be” and despite the backlash, Gillette doubled down and ran an ad depicting a father teaching his transgender son how to shave for the first time.
After their failed attempt on the front lines of social justice, the company posted $5 billion in losses.
Their CEO, Gary Coombe, was unphased saying it was a “price worth paying.”
Gillette’s “Toxic Masculinity” campaign was done out in the open.
But what’s been done behind the scenes by companies like this is far worse and is the focus of my next lawsuit.
Help me keep up the fight by donating to my lawsuit to stop Cancel Culture.
While Facebook, Twitter and Google have the power to cancel any of us at any time, they also work hand-in-hand with companies like Gillette that share their liberal agenda.
Big Tech’s advertisers hold MASSIVE sway on where their ads appear and if they don’t want one of their ads showing next to content you post . . . who do you think gets the boot?
You or the advertiser?
Yep, you’re gone in an instant.
My upcoming lawsuit will be exposing this relationship and proving how our culture . . . and our elections . . . are being manipulated by Big Tech AND the companies you support!
I guarantee that there are at least 10 products in your house made by companies that are part of a conspiracy to eliminate conservative speech.
Help me prove it by chipping in $20 to fund my next lawsuit.
And please, stay tuned because this will be huge.
Respectfully,
Laura Loomer
Patriot,
Rather than stay in their lane by selling and marketing grooming products for men, Gillette jumped headfirst into the #MeToo movement.
First, they ran “The Best Men Can Be” and despite the backlash, Gillette doubled down and ran an ad depicting a father teaching his transgender son how to shave for the first time.
After their failed attempt on the front lines of social justice, the company posted $5 billion in losses.
Their CEO, Gary Coombe, was unphased saying it was a “price worth paying.”
Gillette’s “Toxic Masculinity” campaign was done out in the open.
But what’s been done behind the scenes by companies like this is far worse and is the focus of my next lawsuit.
Help me keep up the fight by donating to my lawsuit to stop Cancel Culture.
While Facebook, Twitter and Google have the power to cancel any of us at any time, they also work hand-in-hand with companies like Gillette that share their liberal agenda.
Big Tech’s advertisers hold MASSIVE sway on where their ads appear and if they don’t want one of their ads showing next to content you post . . . who do you think gets the boot?
You or the advertiser?
Yep, you’re gone in an instant.
My upcoming lawsuit will be exposing this relationship and proving how our culture . . . and our elections . . . are being manipulated by Big Tech AND the companies you support!
I guarantee that there are at least 10 products in your house made by companies that are part of a conspiracy to eliminate conservative speech.
Help me prove it by chipping in $20 to fund my next lawsuit.
And please, stay tuned because this will be huge.
Respectfully,
Laura Loomer
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They did not suffer major losses, they're still malding over a fucking ad?
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It's a shame SCOTUS rejected her case. I'd pay money to see the looks on the justices' faces as they hear a crazy woman ranting about digital shoahs while waving a Holocaust tattoo around on her arm.
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Imagine thinking an adequate call to action to raise money is "Remember that thing that happened 2 yrs ago? Are you STILL MAD?"
Like, is there nothing relevant that happened recently? Cause if not, sounds like problem solved.
I'm going to help you, Laura:
"Remember in the 1860s when the southern DEMOCRATS refused to abolish racism??!"
Like, is there nothing relevant that happened recently? Cause if not, sounds like problem solved.
I'm going to help you, Laura:
"Remember in the 1860s when the southern DEMOCRATS refused to abolish racism??!"
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Looks like Loomer's at it again trying to pin the blame on Zuckerberg for deplatforming "conservatives".
Patriot,
I was shocked when I found out that Mark Zuckerberg and his wife gave my local elections office $6.8 million before the 2020 elections – about seven bucks for every registered voter in the county.
That grant was 1.7% of the $400 million donated by Zuck to fund “voting infrastructure” throughout the country.
“Zuckerbucks” were sent to 2,471 counties in 49 states – your voting office was likely funded by the founder of Facebook in 2020.
Now, I live in Palm Beach County, the third wealthiest zip code in America according to Bloomberg and there is no shortage of funds. As a matter of fact, the county just passed a $5.4 billion budget!
So why did Zuck throw millions at one of the wealthiest counties in nation and earmark his donation for voting infrastructure?
Why did Zuckerberg donate money to your county?
Today, we’re starting our investigation into Zuckerbucks around the nation, and will be filing Freedom of Information Requests to get to the bottom of this.
But I’m going to need your help to go through all of the documents that will be flowing in over the next month.
I’ll be posting them online, but could you help cover staff costs of scanning and posting the documents?
We should be able to have FOIA fees from county governments waived, but I’m sure I’ll probably have to pay for some of those as well.
We need to raise about $4,800 to get this started, so if you can chip in $25 or more, I’d really appreciate it.
I’ll report back soon, but please, help cover our initial costs by chipping in if you can.
Respectfully,
Laura Loomer
I was shocked when I found out that Mark Zuckerberg and his wife gave my local elections office $6.8 million before the 2020 elections – about seven bucks for every registered voter in the county.
That grant was 1.7% of the $400 million donated by Zuck to fund “voting infrastructure” throughout the country.
“Zuckerbucks” were sent to 2,471 counties in 49 states – your voting office was likely funded by the founder of Facebook in 2020.
Now, I live in Palm Beach County, the third wealthiest zip code in America according to Bloomberg and there is no shortage of funds. As a matter of fact, the county just passed a $5.4 billion budget!
So why did Zuck throw millions at one of the wealthiest counties in nation and earmark his donation for voting infrastructure?
Why did Zuckerberg donate money to your county?
Today, we’re starting our investigation into Zuckerbucks around the nation, and will be filing Freedom of Information Requests to get to the bottom of this.
But I’m going to need your help to go through all of the documents that will be flowing in over the next month.
I’ll be posting them online, but could you help cover staff costs of scanning and posting the documents?
We should be able to have FOIA fees from county governments waived, but I’m sure I’ll probably have to pay for some of those as well.
We need to raise about $4,800 to get this started, so if you can chip in $25 or more, I’d really appreciate it.
I’ll report back soon, but please, help cover our initial costs by chipping in if you can.
Respectfully,
Laura Loomer
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Another one from the newsletter. Looks like Loomer's got a public event to disrupt. As if that wasn't enough.
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Someone needs to update this thread with a poll for how long it takes for Jack to take out a restraining order on this goofy bitch.
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Don't blame the surgery, blame the jews. This is exactly what a jewess is supposed to look like
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Judge Orders Laura Loomer and Her Company to Pay More Than $120,000 in Attorneys’ Fees Over Lawsuit Against Muslim Rights Group
Judge Orders Laura Loomer and Her Company to Pay More Than $120,000 in Attorneys' Fees Over Lawsuit Against Muslim Rights Group
A federal magistrate judge in Florida ordered far-right conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer and her company Illoominate Media to pay a Muslim civil rights advocacy group nearly $125,000 in attorney’s fees and costs stemming from a lawsuit claiming the group colluded with Twitter to have her banned...
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Her company is called Illoominate Media.Judge Orders Laura Loomer and Her Company to Pay More Than $120,000 in Attorneys’ Fees Over Lawsuit Against Muslim Rights Group
Judge Orders Laura Loomer and Her Company to Pay More Than $120,000 in Attorneys' Fees Over Lawsuit Against Muslim Rights Group
A federal magistrate judge in Florida ordered far-right conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer and her company Illoominate Media to pay a Muslim civil rights advocacy group nearly $125,000 in attorney’s fees and costs stemming from a lawsuit claiming the group colluded with Twitter to have her banned...
She's obsessed with her last name and it's so obnoxious.
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She files the worst lawsuits. Heck. We have seen a number of hard right idiots file horrible lawsuits. In theory their lawyers should know that the laws these idiots are trying to sue under don't work the way the client wants them to work.
Sure I get that they are morally outraged. Heck, I am sure that there are probably laws that would work in their favor if they applied them correctly. Are these lawyers just picking up a paycheck? Surely people like Loomer get other people who don't know any better to foot the bill for a shitty lawsuit so it is no cost out of their pocket. But now she is stuck with the extra bill for the defense's lawsuit which may be harder to get people to knowingly fund.
Sure I get that they are morally outraged. Heck, I am sure that there are probably laws that would work in their favor if they applied them correctly. Are these lawyers just picking up a paycheck? Surely people like Loomer get other people who don't know any better to foot the bill for a shitty lawsuit so it is no cost out of their pocket. But now she is stuck with the extra bill for the defense's lawsuit which may be harder to get people to knowingly fund.
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she needs to back to the wavy blonde hair, she looks like a trans wednesday adams.
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That and Twatter. I'm just waiting for the day she builds a rape dungeon and kidnaps Jack Dorsey.
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She gets so many chances because of Jewish nepotism. She has made so many embarrassing blunders but there’s always someone there to cut her a check and give her a platform because of her ethnoreligious status. She treats failure like water off a duck’s back because she knows there will be support for her. It’s not fair but it is what it is.