

Hasan meat pics on the RNC Jumbotron proved one thing
Ethan Klein's lolsuit against Frogan has been voluntarily dismissed
Shannon Watts (of Moms Demand Action) slips up
Shannon Watts has been participating in trying to get James Talarico to condemn Hasan for speaking at a college in Texas, but accidentally reveals that she's deep in the DGG trenches by mentioning State Farm.
DGG is currently trying to cause an adpocalypse on Twitch, because "Subtember" on Twitch has sitewide sponsors for discounted subscriptions, which includes Hasan (and every other streamer on the platform).
Shannon talks about State Farm, revealing she's somehow aware of DGG's campaign against Twitch.
GWAM sees a post about a tsunami in 2004; brings up Hasan Piker
We are reaching new levels of Hasan Derangemenet Syndrome that I cannot even begin to fathom.
Some Revelations from Destiny's Deposition
This is Destiny's deposition from 4/30/26 that was just released today from his court case. I've redacted names in this post. Please be careful if you do look at the documents as there are no redactions on the released copy. The entire thing is 450 pages long. Most of the deposition is the two legal counsels arguing about objections. At one point the plaintiff's legal counsel throws papers at Destiny's legal counsel. Lots of fighting over Destiny's lawyer "coaching" his client during the deposition rather than just objecting, at points answering questions for Destiny.
Lots of arguing about what files Destiny was required to provide. Figured I would cover the lighter side of the court stuff for now.
Image 1: Destiny admits to doxxing Kuihman and Jstlk and admits he would show up to their house and k*ll them if he could
Image 2: Destiny admits that all of the people he threatened to kill could potentially be witnesses to his current case
Image 3: Destiny admits he accused Pxie and her wife of committing a crime
Image 4: Plaintiff gets Destiny to admit that BY HIS LOGIC, he committed marriage fraud with his ex-wife Melina
Image 5: Destiny admits he harassed not only witnesses, by Pxie's family and legal counsel
Image 6: Destiny admits that he was notified that his Twitch ban was due to transphobia (officially listed as hateful conduct)
BONUS: Melina attended Pxie's deposition via the internet. Guess she was interested in hearing what she had to say.
Why is Everyone Scared of Hasan Piker - Rolling Stone 8/9/26
Free link: https://archive.ph/5kW6p
Obligatory -$20k.
Obligatory "Have they even seen the content nuke?"
Another Day, Another Abdul El-Sayed Poll
Emerson is a premier A-rated pollster. It does appear that AIPAC lit $60M+ on fire in this race only to lose by double digits. Gretchen Whitmer, who threw her hat in the race to endorse Haley Stevens after claiming she would stay out of the race, has had her favorability drop almost 20% in one month. El-Sayed is getting 71% of the vote of people under the age of 50.
Anyway, don't get complacent. Let's win by 20%.
Abdul El-Sayed truth nuke just dropped
Post-Whitmer endorsement. Not an internal. El-Sayed leading by 11%. Keep it pushing. Send a message to AIPAC.
Hasan will be featured on CNN this upcoming Sunday
"NEW YORK, NY – (July 27, 2026) – The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper, a seven-time Emmy® Award-winning CNN Original, returns with an examination of the growing influence of the Democratic Party’s progressive movement, from digital influencers to grassroots activists, and what it could mean for the 2026 midterms and beyond. “The Left Insurgency” with CNN Senior Correspondent Donie O’Sullivan premieres Sunday, August 2 at 8pm ET/PT and will be available to stream the following day at CNN.com/watch and on the CNN app for CNN streaming subscribers.
In this hour, O’Sullivan travels across the country to explore the battle over the Democratic Party’s future, following the activists, candidates and online personalities challenging the party establishment. Examining the rise of democratic socialist politics and the increasingly influential role of digital creators in shaping political discourse, O’Sullivan digs into the debate over whether this momentum represents the Democrats’ greatest strength, or greatest electoral risk.
“Ideas that only recently seemed fringe are now front and center in the battle for the future of the Democratic Party,” O’Sullivan said. “We’ve spent the last six months traveling across the country following the people behind the rise of democratic socialism to better understand how it has become a major force in the Democratic party, and why their opponents say it will be disastrous for Democrats in November’s midterm elections.”
O’Sullivan sits down with Hasan Piker, one of the most recognizable and polarizing voices on the left, to discuss his political influence, his outspoken views and some of his most controversial statements. He also speaks with figures spanning the party’s ideological divide including David Hogg, James Carville, Cynthia Nixon, Representative Josh Gottheimer and more, following them from the Democratic National Convention to campaign rallies and protests across the country.
The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper is a collection of unique and immersive single subject, one-hour episodes from CNN’s award-winning longform storytelling team showcasing character-driven stories, special interviews, and investigative deep dives featuring reporting from CNN’s anchors and correspondents*.* The series, which has been honored with three consecutive Emmy® Awards for Outstanding Recorded News Program, is executive produced by Susan Chun. O’Sullivan has previously reported for The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper in the Emmy®-nominated MisinfoNation series of investigations focused on the pervasive surge of misinformation and its impact on American politics."
Source of fake CPS report about Pete Buttigieg identified
Following up on this story since some people talked about it when Buttigieg first went public with the story, but the caller who made the false accusations has been identified. Seems like Indiana dropped the ball with vetting the allegations which led to the CPS call, but they were able to retroactively go back and identify the caller.
This is important to note because this never happened in Ethan's case. They are currently evaluating if charges can be brought against the woman who made the false report.
Paid Chorus Influencer and Haley Stevens supporter makes a genocide joke at Abdul El-Sayed
Asmongold and Emiru leaked logs about the Content Nuke
I think these logs were part of logs Mizkif has leaked in his never-ending battle with Asmon & Emiru but a lot of interesting things revealed.
Emiru states she watched the Content Nuke, which means her comments about Denims didn't come out of left field.
Asmongold and Emiru discussed how hopefully this would make Wake (a leftist streamer in Austin) stop defending Hasan
Emiru thinks its "very odd" Hasan isn't banned for promoting terrorist propaganda
Asmon states he watched the video because it will damage Hasan's reputation solely because he "farmed a lot of negative stuff about me"
Emiru says the Content Nuke wasn't very convincing
Is that who I think it is?
Saw someone post this video on Twitter and I thought it was a meme. I'm really bad with faces. This isn't who I think it is, is it?
Destiny Court Update - July 2026
Hello everybody,
I'm back for my monthly update post on Destiny's court case and this is going to be a long one! I will be covering what is currently going on with his court, and what the possible outcomes could be to the current active litigation.
On June 30th, Pxie's legal team has filed a Motion for Sanctions under FRCP 37(e)(2) for spoilation of evidence. FRCP stands for Federal Rule of Civil Procedures. This statute deals with how ESI (Electronically Stored Information) is handled in relation to civil procedures. Pxie's legal team is filing for the most severe violation by using this motion. While FRCP 37(e)(1) deals with unintentional destruction of evidence by the defense, FRCP 37(e)(2) deals with the defendant himself having "intent to deprive".
To prove "intent to deprive", the plaintiff must prove the following things:
- There was a duty to preserve evidence
**-**Simply put, Destiny knew that litigation was foreseeable, which creates a duty to preserve the evidence. So for instance, if anything is deleted AFTER the court case is filed, that would result in spoilation. However, the Plaintiff mentioning the possibility of a lawsuit, or that a potential civil infraction occurred, is enough to fall under duty to preserve.
- Failure to preserve ESI (Electronically Stored Information)
-Has the defense taken reasonable measures to preserve the information? There is a proper way to preserve Discord logs, which does not consist of using Redact dot dev. Destiny using this software and then trying to recreate critical information using AI is a failure to correctly preserve ESI.
- Intent to Deprive
**-**Did the defendant purposefully act with the intent to deprive the court of information. So, did Destiny delete files/logs that should have been available for litigation?
If you look at the last few months of filings on behalf of Pxie, it's pretty clear they have been positioning themselves for this filing. They have shown multiple emails they have sent Destiny regarding his duty to preserve evidence, hired a computer forensics expert to prove that he failed to preserve ESI in a correct way, and showed that he deleted video files, and selectively deleted logs to make himself look better (deleting only some of a conversation, while selectively keeping other parts in).
This hearing will be held on July 29th. Currently, the entire case is on hold regarding the outcome of this hearing because this motion deals with evidence central to the resolution Pxie's claims.
This case cannot proceed any longer without the judge ruling on this motion. So, what can the judge do?
- The judge can find Destiny didn't violate the FRCP, and the case can continue from there.
- The judge can find Destiny did violate the FRCP, but not with the intent to deprive. This would be a violation of FCRP(e)(1), which would allow the plaintiff to mention that evidence has been deleted, and let the jury/judge make their own conclusions.
- The judge can find Destiny did violate the FRCP with intent to deprive. This would be a violation of FRCP(e)(2) and the judge can impose the following sanctions:
-Presumption - The judge can assume that the evidence deleted was unfavorable to the defendant
-Adverse inference - The judge can instruct a jury (if relevant) that it MUST PRESUME that the lost evidence is unfavorable to the defendant.
-Case-terminating sanctions - The judge can enter a default judgement against the defendant, which allows Pxie to seek the maximum damages for the case.
If you are wondering why Destiny and his orbiters have been crashing out lately, this is the reason why. There is a real possibility that the judge rules in favor of the plaintiff and enters a default judgement on her behalf. Even if he doesn't go as far as terminating the case, its almost a foregone conclusion that the plaintiff will be able to move forward claiming that the videos that Destiny sent to Abbymc/inbloom are revenge pornography of Pxie. This would make winning the case for Destiny almost impossible, as these files were shared AFTER the revenge porn laws went into effect in Florida.
Debunking the dumbest lie about Frogan's Case
One of the biggest lies pushed by the sloptuber/lawtuber space currently is that Frogan doesn't have a lawyer, or has pocketed the money that was supposed to be used for her lawyer. In Rom's most recent filing, an errata filing because he initially picked a court date that wasn't available (lol), he is still in communication with Frogan's legal team.
Also a little side note is that its funny how they must communicate via mail when their legal offices are in connected buildings in LA.
Investigating why Julie Gonzalez lost her Colorado Senate Primary
Ludwig addressed the viral tweet from yesterday regarding PCRF
Addressing Everything that Happened this Weekend
- Ludwig addressed the tweet by Phys in his most recent Youtube video. He said that Phys was right, and that he should have been braver at the time. Ludwig points to the fact that last year he raised $250k for various charities including PCRF, and has already raised $250k for charity this year already. He calls himself a "fallable human being". He said he will try harder to strive to be the person he wants to be. And he apologized to his fans for the negative attention they are receiving due to his past actions.
If Ethan Klein truly cared about donating to Lebanon (and Gaza), he would drop the lawsuit against Noah Samsen
Noah's recent fundraiser against Ethan's frivolous lawsuit raised $119,000. Noah has stated that any money not used for his defense will be donated. If Ethan drops the lawsuit tomorrow, all that money can go directly to people in need. Ethan can even save face and claim that he still thinks he has a good defamation case, but ultimately thinks that money going to a good cause is more important than his defamation lawsuit. Drop the lawsuit, Ethan.
Twitch Viewbot Updates - 6/16/26
It's been a while since Twitch announced changes to combat viewbotting. Back in August of 2025, Twitch attempted to address the rampant viewbotting on the platform. They were able to briefly take down bots for several days on two separate occasions before the viewbotting websites were able to find a workaround.
Twitch was always able to detect when metrics were botted, but due to the way the website works, they couldn't filter out viewbots in real time. Also, they could never prove that it was the streamer themselves doing the viewbotting and not a fan/third party.
Several weeks ago, Twitch announced they would be forcing view caps on streamers that had botted metrics. They also gave streamers the choice to view cap themselves if they felt like they were being maliciously viewbotted. The first few streamers they capped were streamers like Faze Banks, Mitch Jones, and Lacy who are all generally disliked publicly. However, the past few days they have been capping bigger streamers who are known viewbotters.
The most recent streamer who was viewcapped is Emiru. People here may be familiar with her due to her support of Ethan Klein's lawsuit against Kacey/Frogan/Denims and her lack of knowledge on ICE. Emiru is the largest female streamer on the platform so this is probably the most notable effort Twitch has taken to combat viewbotting. She has brand deals with Red Bull and AT&T.
For the past year, Emiru has been averaging between 15k-20k viewers and has now been capped down to 10k viewers. This seems to actually be a pretty generous cap, as third party data collection services have estimated her real viewership to be between 7k-8k viewers. It's also notable because the viewbotting service used to bot Emiru is the same as the one present in both LydiaViolet and Asmongold's stream.
LydiaViolet also had her viewership capped this week. Asmongold has yet to receive a viewership cap.