Geri Perna✓

My beautiful nephew Matthew Perna who hung himself after 13 months of mental torture from the DOJ after non violent charges for Jan6. WHERE'S THE OUTRAGE? @Jim_Jordan @BrandonStraka @SenRonJohnson @RepMTG @MZHemingway @replouiegohmert @RepThomasMassie @RandPaul @RepAndyBiggsAZ

🇺🇸 A Special Announcement from The Matthew Lawrence Perna Foundation 🇺🇸 We are proud to announce that we have raised enough money to provide a fully trained medical service dog to a veteran in need! In Matthew’s memory, we want to help a deserving veteran who faces medical challenges but cannot afford a service dog. Our hope is to give someone greater independence, security, dignity, and a renewed sense of hope. If you are a veteran who medically needs a service dog but cannot afford one, we encourage you to apply. To everyone who has supported our foundation, thank you for making this possible! Please share this announcement and help us find a veteran whose life we can change. ❤️🇺🇸 🐾 Apply here: In loving memory of Matthew Lawrence Perna. May his legacy continue to bring hope to those who need it most.

At this point, I don't want to watch rallies. I want to watch arrests.

At around 9:45 this morning, we got an unexpected knock at our door. Normally, that wouldn't be a big deal, but yesterday there was a shooting less than a mile from our home, something we've never experienced since moving here. Needless to say, we were a little more on guard than usual. My guy answered the door, and a man we didn't recognize claimed he lived in the neighborhood and was going door to door asking for a dollar or two because he needed to get his diabetic daughter to the hospital. Now, the hospital is less than a mile from our house, and he was standing there holding a cell phone that he could have used to call 911 if his daughter was having a medical emergency. Something just didn't sit right with me. We have THREE clearly posted NO SOLICITING signs in front of our home, along with security cameras throughout the property. Apparently, none of that discouraged him. Here's my dilemma. I'm the kind of person who genuinely wants to help people. I believe in being a good Samaritan, and I would hate to turn away someone who truly needed help. But in today's world, how do you know who's genuinely in need and who's trying to take advantage of someone's kindness? We told him we didn't have any cash, which was the truth, and he went on his way. I ended up calling the non-emergency police number because we have many elderly neighbors, and the thought of someone frightening them, especially after yesterday's shooting, bothered me. And I'll say this: we're locked and loaded in this house, and showing up uninvited isn't a particularly good idea. That doesn't mean we would ever harm someone simply for knocking on our door, but we take our safety seriously. I still wonder whether that man genuinely needed help. That's the part that bothers me most.

**THE MAN WHO SET FIRE TO HIS OWN FORTUNE** In 1854, a wealthy Japanese landowner named Hamaguchi Goryo did something his neighbors could hardly believe. He deliberately set fire to his own rice harvest, destroying months of hard work and a considerable amount of money. Earlier that day, a powerful earthquake had struck the region. Hamaguchi feared that a tsunami was approaching, but many people were still near the coast, unaware of the danger. He needed a way to get their attention quickly. When the villagers saw his harvest burning, they rushed uphill to help extinguish the flames. They had no idea that the man whose property they were trying to save was actually saving their lives. Shortly afterward, the tsunami struck. Homes were destroyed, but many of those who had rushed to the fire survived. Hamaguchi had willingly sacrificed his wealth to save people who had no idea they were in danger. More than 170 years later, I can't help wondering how that same situation would unfold today. We live in a world where billionaires possess more money than generations of their families could ever spend, yet the pursuit of more never seems to end. Meanwhile, millions of people struggle to afford life's basic necessities, often while working for the very companies that helped create those enormous fortunes. Hamaguchi didn't ask what saving his neighbors would cost him. He simply acted. If disaster struck tomorrow, how many of today's billionaires would willingly sacrifice part of their fortunes to save ordinary people? And how many would be too busy calculating the cost?

Wow!

After the FBI failed me with a phony PIP, they sent me to an offsite to wipe down walls, dust tables and monitor carpet installation guys. At the time, I had a CPA, MBA and 14 years of Bureau experience. Firing me wasn’t enough though, they wanted to humiliate me. After getting walked out, I helped launch a podcast that’s resulted in the termination of J6 Jensen, COVID Evans, Mar-a-Lago Drizz and countless other COVID/J6 era FBI executives and Agents. Hope it was worth it, bitches! 🖕😂🖕

It is too late for my nephew, Matthew Perna. He is dead. He lost all hope in this country and our DOJ, and ultimately, he took his own life after being targeted by his own government. And now, nearly five years later, here we are watching Brian Cole Jr. sit in jail for over 300 days, denied bail and awaiting trial in February. The similarities between these two cases are deeply disturbing, but what sickens me most is that this is happening again, right before our eyes. Matthew and so many January 6 defendants suffered in silence while the media ignored their cases, their suffering, and their humanity, as though their lives simply didn't matter. Now, Brian Cole appears to be facing that same deafening silence. He has been denied bail, remains behind bars awaiting trial, and has seemingly already been convicted in the court of public opinion, with the media and FBI treating him as though his guilt has been established. Five years later, how are we still allowing this to happen? How many more lives must be destroyed before people finally speak up?

THE DAY 1.4 MILLION BALLOONS TURNED INTO A DISASTER. In 1986, Cleveland decided to do something spectacular for charity. Release nearly 1.5 MILLION helium balloons into the sky at the same time. Over 100,000 people gathered to watch what was supposed to be a beautiful, record-breaking moment. And it was beautiful. For about five minutes. Then the weather changed. Balloons rained down on highways, disrupted an airport, frightened horses, and covered Lake Erie. But here's where the story takes a tragic turn. Two fishermen were missing on Lake Erie, and the Coast Guard was searching for them. The balloons made the search even more difficult. Both men were later found dead. What began as a celebration of generosity became one of the most infamous publicity stunts in American history. Imagine being the person who thought releasing 1.5 MILLION balloons was a good idea.

RT @GeriPerna: I hate mustard on hamburgers... but love it on hot dogs. I also hate ketchup on hot dogs, but love it on hamburgers!🤣

So, if you give ChatGPT a blank pumpkin and as it to design it to match your personality, this is what mine came up with.

This!

Remember Richard Jewell? For months he was suspected of planting the bomb, resulting in adverse publicity that "came to symbolize the excesses of law enforcement and the news media". AND HE WAS INNOCENT ! Now we have Brian Cole Jr. AND HE IS INNOCENT ! Get on the correct side of history! FREE BRIAN COLE JR @POTUS 👀 @VP @realDonaldTrump @FBIDirectorKash @USAttyPirro @AGToddBlanche @dbongino —————————- 🇺🇸 @FreeBrianCole Jr 🇺🇸

RT @GeriPerna: I have made my share of mistakes in my life. But I am mature enough to admit that they were MY mistakes. Was I fooled many times? Yes. But I also recognize my part in it. Trusting people who had never earned my trust showed a lack of patience and judgment on my part. Trust can, and sometimes should, take years to build. And even then, it may never be earned. Did I ignore the red flags? Yes, because I pretended they didn't exist. Sometimes they were right in front of me, with blinking lights, practically begging for my attention. Instead, I turned away. Out of sight, out of mind. Did I stay in relationships long past their expiration dates? Yes, I did. Partly because I hoped things would get better, but also because confronting the person and making my exit felt too uncomfortable. So the relationship or friendship continued long past its expiration date, until it had become rotten and spoiled. By the time I finally walked away, there was nothing left to salvage. If I could have had this quote tattooed on my arm when I was young, and read it several times a day, would I have made different decisions? I'd like to think so. But perhaps the hardest lessons in life are the ones we can only understand after we've paid the price.

I can still hear my Dad yelling, "You'd better not put one mark on our oak varnished floors with that thing!!!!!!!"

RT @McLiberTea: Matthew Perna's family DESERVES JUSTICE!!! Remembering Matthew Perna🙏🏼 🕯️ 🕊️ 😞 #JusticeForMatthewPerna #JusticeForMattPerna #J6

RT @Duglett: @GeriPerna A tribute to one of the 1,600 Mathew Perna @realDonaldTrump please give it a listen and keep the 1,600 in your heart and mind. This American tragedy cannot nor shall not be forgotten.

MMTLP tribute to MMTLP warriors in the MMTLPArmy thank you Greg McCabe @busybrands @cvpayne @nbhydrocarbons

RT @johnsch44097817: @GeriPerna Pray that the government doesn't murder Brian the same way they tortured Matthew to death. The world would be better if Matthew was still with us.

Where was the outrage when the J6ers were rotting in jail for YEARS awaiting trial for MISDEMEANORS?!? They were just "regular" Americans, not famous. Charlie was a great person; I am not disputing this. His death is a tragedy. But the lives of 1600 Americans were ruined, and barely anyone was speaking out about their judges then...OR NOW! My nephew Matthew Perna is dead, as well as 5 others who committed suicide. Why aren't their cases being talked about?????

RT @GeriPerna: If someone had told me nearly five years ago that my family would still be sitting here today, without a single ounce of justice or accountability from our government following the tragic suicide of our nephew, Matthew Perna, I would have told them they were out of their minds. Yet, here we are. Not one arrest. Not one investigation into Pelosi or the corrupt DC judges and nothing ever said about the due process that was denied to them. My nephew may not have been famous. His death may not have impacted the number of people that other tragic deaths have…BUT HE WAS IMPORTANT TO ME. HIS LIFE MATTERED TOO!

RT @GeriPerna: It is too late for my nephew, Matthew Perna. He is dead. He lost all hope in this country and our DOJ, and ultimately, he took his own life after being targeted by his own government. And now, nearly five years later, here we are watching Brian Cole Jr. sit in jail for over 300 days, denied bail and awaiting trial in February. The similarities between these two cases are deeply disturbing, but what sickens me most is that this is happening again, right before our eyes. Matthew and so many January 6 defendants suffered in silence while the media ignored their cases, their suffering, and their humanity, as though their lives simply didn't matter. Now, Brian Cole appears to be facing that same deafening silence. He has been denied bail, remains behind bars awaiting trial, and has seemingly already been convicted in the court of public opinion, with the media and FBI treating him as though his guilt has been established. Five years later, how are we still allowing this to happen? How many more lives must be destroyed before people finally speak up?