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When did disagreement become hatred? @thewillwitt

The thing that never happens and could never happen and that only evil people predicted would happen has happened again.

REDUXX @reduxx

3 weeks ago

A convicted child rapist is in custody after sexually assaulting multiple women in an "inclusive" female locker room at a Massachusetts Planet Fitness. The franchise has previously defended its policies allowing males to enter the women's areas. reduxx.info/man-arrested-a…

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This is not a real quote from me. There is a lot of information about this individual that is contradictory. That is all I have ever pointed out.

“Here I am thinking a farmer being murdered every week is normal. It’s not! This is normal!” I vehemently and viscerally disagree with this man on that one point. And I want everyone to read it. Don’t get it twisted. I LOVE the fact that he loves America and feels safer here than South Africa. I do. It’s so amazing to see. But what he described as normal…. people getting killed all the time… THAT IS NORMAL. THAT IS THE NORM. AMERICA IS THE EXCEPTION. We forget that civilization is merely a clearing in a hostile jungle carved out by man. And the jungle constantly tries to reclaim it. America is precious. It must be preserved. There is nowhere to go if this land falls. Peace is the exception of the human condition. Death and violence is the norm. Remember this.

Jason Bartlett @Jason2bartlett

6 months ago

I’m just a white South African being left alone to thrive in Alabama God is good

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NASA certified Duane Graveline's brain for spaceflight. Pfizer's best-selling pill erased it twice, and when the astronaut and the pill told different stories, his profession believed the pill. Understand what his mind had already been through before anyone doubted it. Flight surgeon. Aerospace research physician who studied what weightlessness does to the human body before anyone had spent a week up there. In 1965 he was picked as one of just 6 scientist-astronauts for the Apollo era, out of every qualified brain in America. There are Swiss watches that have passed fewer inspections than this man's head. In 1999, at his annual astronaut physical, his cholesterol came back high and he left with Lipitor. 6 weeks later he returned from his morning walk unable to say where he was. His wife of decades walked out to him and he treated her with the polite reserve you'd offer a woman you had never met. 6 hours, gone. The hospital wrote transient global amnesia on the file and could not tell him why a fit 68-year-old's memory had simply switched off. He suspected the tablet. He was assured, by doctors, that statins do not do that. A year on, they talked him back onto it at half the dose. 12 hours, this time. He came back as a 13-year-old. Knew his schoolmates, knew his homework, and laughed out loud at the strangers insisting he was a married father with a medical degree. A man qualified to treat astronauts could not, for half a day, have been trusted with a splinter. Now, the part that should embarrass cardiology forever. Drug safety has a formal gold-standard test for whether a medicine causes a harm: take it and the harm appears, stop it and the harm stops, take it again and the harm returns. Challenge, dechallenge, rechallenge. Graveline ran the entire protocol on himself, by accident, at a lower dose, on a brain with 30 years of NASA documentation behind it, and the result came back positive in front of medical witnesses. The profession filed it under anecdote. The harm hadn't appeared in the approval trials, and the approval trials hadn't looked. So he did what a research physician does with a finding: he published. Book after book, starting with one titled Lipitor, Thief of Memory. He built a site where the letters arrived in their thousands, from ordinary people whose fog and vanished words had been waved off as age by the same men who waved him off. He logged it all, for 17 years, until his death in 2016. The establishment had handed the world's most prescribed drug to millions of pensioners, and the pensioners' complaints about their memory were being answered with a shrug and a repeat prescription. He made the shrug expensive. In 2012, 13 years after his first erasure, the FDA quietly ordered memory loss and confusion onto every statin label in America. No press conference. No apology to the letters. Today the same drug is offered to healthy people on the strength of one number crossing a line, under the same 2 words: safe, proven. Graveline's memory came back both times, complete. Medicine's never has. It still can't recall ever being wrong.

@MakeUSA_Great @C__Herridge How did all those people die then? Tell that same thing to the survivors. There can be corruption and inside jobs and it still have happened. People STILL died.

A 9/11 widow just rent rogue in NYC… She read her husbands name and then called out Islamic terror and Saudi Arabia. She called out Bush, Obama, Biden and JD Vance/Trump while they sat right in front of her. The entire crowd at ground zero cheered.

🚨 TODD BEAMER, UNITED 93 PHONE CALL: "LET'S ROLL" 🇺🇸 Todd: Hello… Operator… listen to me. I can’t speak very loud. This is an emergency. I’m a passenger on a United flight to San Francisco. Our plane has been hijacked. Lisa: I understand. Can they see you? Todd: No. There are three that we know of. They have knives — razor knives, like box cutters. Someone announced from the cockpit there was a bomb. It sounded fake. Lisa: Your name? Todd: Todd Beamer. United Flight 93. Todd: They killed one passenger in first class. They forced most of us back. Fourteen of us here. Five flight attendants. The guy with the bomb ordered us to sit on the floor. Lisa: Are you okay? Todd: We’re going down… wait. No. We’re leveling off. We changed directions. We’re flying east again. Todd: A guy named Jeremy called his wife. She told him two planes hit the World Trade Center. Lisa, is that true? Lisa: I have to tell you the truth. It’s very bad. Both towers are gone. A third plane hit the Pentagon. Our country is under attack. I’m afraid your plane may be part of their plan. Todd: Oh God. Lisa, will you do something for me? Call my wife and my kids. Promise me you’ll call. Lisa: I promise. Todd: Our home number is… You have the same name as my wife. Lisa. We’ve been married ten years. She’s pregnant with our third child. Tell her I love her. I’ll always love her. We have two boys — David, he’s 3, and Andrew, he’s 1. Tell them their daddy loves them and he is so proud of them. The baby is due January 12th. I saw an ultrasound. We still don’t know if it’s a girl or a boy. Lisa: I’ll tell them. I promise, Todd.(Lisa patches in the FBI.) Agent: Todd, your plane is on a course for Washington. Best guess is the White House or the Capitol. Todd: I understand. I’ll be back. Todd: Everyone knows this isn’t a normal hijacking. We have decided we will not be pawns in their plot. Lisa: What are you going to do? Todd: Four of us are going to rush the one with the bomb. Then the cockpit. A stewardess is getting boiling water. We’ll take them out. Todd: Would you pray with me? [They pray the Lord’s Prayer.] Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for thou art with me. Todd: God help me. Jesus help me. Are you guys ready? Let’s Roll. SOURCE: @SterlingMSnow

Rudy W. Giuliani @RudyGiuliani

a month ago

America's Mayor Live (1015): Remembering September 11th, 2001 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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Why is type 2 diabetes, a disease defined by an inability to handle glucose, treated with a diet built on glucose? Why was the first successful treatment published in 1797 by a Royal Artillery surgeon who took the starch off a patient and watched the sugar leave his urine inside a fortnight? Why did the sugar vanish out of Parisian diabetics when the city was besieged and the bread ran out in 1870? Why did diabetic mortality fall across Europe in both world wars, in the countries with the least food? Why did all of that get filed as history the moment insulin arrived, when insulin was the answer to the disease where the pancreas has stopped making any, and this is the one already swimming in it? Why is the standard laboratory method for giving a lean healthy human insulin resistance an intravenous drip of soybean oil? Why does 72 hours of it drop insulin sensitivity by 14 per cent in people who walked in with perfect glucose control? Why is that same oil on the recommended list, with the word polyunsaturated printed on the tub as the reason to buy it? Why are there essential amino acids and essential fatty acids and no essential carbohydrate, and why has nobody in the literature ever been found deficient in starch? Why did Roy Taylor empty the liver of fat at Newcastle and have fasting glucose normal in 7 days? Why did half a gram out of the pancreas put 46 per cent of his patients through a year with no medication at all? And why does the diagnosis letter still say progressive? Progressive is a description of the treatment.

@russellcrowe This is very true. As a mother I concur!

23 STATES. AND I’M NOT DONE. I’ve traveled across this country fighting to protect our children from Marxist ideology and political indoctrination. Several more stops are already booked—and we’re adding more. Our children deserve a SOUND BASIC EDUCATION—not ideological indoctrination. This is bigger than politics. This is a fight for our children’s future. Pray for me as I go forth. We will NOT surrender our children. 🇺🇸

A message from the family of Dolly Parton.

Most people fail carnivore for one simple reason. They don't eat enough fat. One gram of fat per gram of protein is the floor. Anything under that and you are running a lean protein diet with a carnivore label on it, and it will break you inside a month. Protein has a ceiling. Your liver can only clear so much nitrogen an hour, and past that point the extra does nothing except leave you hungry. Fat has no ceiling. It is the only thing on the plate that does not. Foods that hit 1:1 or better, fat to protein: - Butter: 90:1 - Double cream: 28:1 - Pork belly: 5:1 - Streaky bacon: 3:1 - Beef short rib: 1.8:1 - Lamb rib chops: 1.7:1 - Egg yolks: 1.7:1 - Blue cheese: 1.5:1 - Brisket, point end: 1.4:1 - Cheddar: 1.4:1 - 25% mince: 1.4:1 - Lamb shoulder: 1.3:1 - Ribeye: 1.2:1 - 20% mince: 1.1:1 - Picanha, fat cap on: 1.1:1 - Chuck steak: 1:1 Foods that do not: - Egg whites: 0:1 - Cod and haddock: 0.05:1 - Prawns: 0.05:1 - Chicken breast: 0.1:1 - Pork tenderloin: 0.15:1 - 5% mince: 0.25:1 - Rump, trimmed: 0.25:1 - Lean gammon: 0.25:1 - Pork loin chop, trimmed: 0.3:1 - Fillet steak: 0.35:1 - Ox cheek: 0.35:1 - Sirloin, trimmed: 0.4:1 Everybody who quits carnivore exhausted after three weeks built their plate out of that second list, because fifty years of advice trained them to. Put butter on everything in the first list anyway. Nobody has ever eaten a ribeye finished in butter and then gone rummaging through a cupboard at nine at night.

The fries you ate in 2024 is still in you today, which is why "everything in moderation" is a sentence that only works on substances that leave. Linoleic acid has a half-life in human fat tissue of roughly 680 days. Two years to clear half of it. Two more to clear half of what is left. - Year 2: half gone - Year 4: three quarters gone - Year 6: seven eighths gone - Clean: closer to a decade than a diet Sugar is gone by bedtime. Alcohol is gone by Tuesday. This one moves in. So there is no such thing as a cheat meal. There is a deposit and a two-year mortgage on it, taken out on a Friday night because somebody told you life is for living. Now the part that should have made the news. Linoleic acid in the body fat of American adults rose 136 per cent over the last half century. Not intake, not survey answers, not a food diary. That is what was found when researchers cut into people and looked. Your grandmother's body fat and yours are two different materials. And it does not sit there quietly. Every time you lose weight you release it back into circulation, so the oil you fried in during 2019 gets a second run through your bloodstream on the way out. Anyone who has dropped two stone this year has spent the summer metabolising 2022. The dietitian who tells you one meal will not hurt is technically correct and entirely useless, because nobody has ever eaten one meal. Six years in, I can tell you the gap between year one and year four is not subtle, and nobody still counting in weeks has felt it yet. You did not get here in a fortnight. Stop taking advice from people who discuss this in fortnights.

Well, I have some news that's going to make some people uncomfortable... My wife and I are pulling our youngest out of North Carolina public schools and my wife will be homeschooling him. And no, we're not sorry about it. We didn't come to this decision lightly. We prayed on it, argued about it, ran the numbers, lost sleep over it. But every road led back to the same common theme: nobody on God's green earth loves that boy more than his mother and I do, and nobody is more responsible for who he becomes than us. Yet, rather ironically, despite believing this somewhere along the way, we handed that responsibility to strangers and... trusted them with it. His mind. His values. His time. His education. His TRUTH. ...and this past year, for the first time, we stopped and asked whether they'd earned that trust. We don't think they did. So we're taking it back. Yeah, we're scared. Scared we'll get something wrong. Scared of the workload. Nervous about what people will say. But I'll take the fear of us doing it ourselves over the quiet horror of watching our son be indoctrinated in utter BS woke nonsense and be laughed at for believing in God and mocked for liking President Trump (all of which occurred this year. So yeah, he's going to read the hard books. The ones they'd rather he didn't. He's going to learn history that hasn't been run through an anti-White woke filter. He's going to know exactly where he comes from and what he believes. Most importantly, he's going to grow up watching his mother choose him, to spend every day, all day with him, over what was easy. They had their shot. They blew it. We've got him from here. 🇺🇸

Worst thing about having chronic illness? Probably a spouse who hates you. It’s not their problem. And you should learn to deal and make sure they don’t have to worry about it. How dare you be sick?

When a man says “I don’t have time”, what he means is “I don’t have time to care about you.” Because when he wants to argue and fight? He suddenly has time. Oh but he didn’t have time to wash that dish. He has to much on him.

When I was Muslim, this realization shook me. The Quran talks about Yahya (John the Baptist). It calls him noble, righteous, and pure, so at first it feels familiar and trustworthy. But then it removes the entire point of his life. It says “he prepared the way” then never follows up about that. I was left asking "prepared the way for who?” Because John’s entire mission was to baptize Jesus and publicly declare Him as the Lamb of God. That moment at the Jordan River wasn’t just symbolic. Heaven opened, the Spirit descended, and God spoke: “This is my Son.” That is the hinge of the entire Gospel. But the Quran skips it. Of course, you have to ask why. Because the moment you include that scene, you have to face what it means that Jesus is more than a prophet. So Yahya is kept in the story, but his purpose is removed. The name stays to claim continuity, but the message is cut to avoid the person. You can’t keep the prophet and erase what he was sent to announce. Yahya’s voice was never meant to be muted. It was anointed to point to Jesus. And once you hear, “This is my Son,” you don’t unhear it. You either follow Him or reject Him, but you can’t pretend the message was something else.