Angelina Grace

Retired mom and grandma
Anchored in faith, family & traditional values

[Alastair Hilton @London_W4]

I’m sitting here right now outside this London pub, listening to an Englishman, an American and a Russian discussing the world’s issues, whilst a reggae band are starting playing inside. Proof that when you come to a pub, the whole world comes together and can sort the problems of the world out over a beer or two, without violence or war. So, I think all the world’s leaders should come down to the pub, have a drink and let’s get things sorted. Cheers 🍻

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@bulletproof987 Are you sure this isn't AI? This video had me on the edge of my seat

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@BasilTheGreat Oh my gosh, I wonder how the law will ultimately deal with this devilish child

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@davevansuch What does this mean?

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@kunoo 😂

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@ThatEricAlper Gone with the Wind

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@crockpics Wild Horses

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@Maga4liberty Yes! There's only one cure for those demonic savages!

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@SpelunkinMonk @hippojuicefilm Omg, You're completely ignoring the plank of wood that could smash your head to pieces?

[Royce Lopez @hippojuicefilm]

A dude sweeping up some food that his neighbor leaves out for squirrels because it's attracting bugs. Instead of having a civilized conversation, this black woman starts hitting him with a 2x4 Hacksaw Jim Duggan. This is why property values go down and fatigue goes up.

[Christine Cotton OFFICIEL @StatChrisCotton]

Nous sommes le 02 juin 2026, quand vous lirez ces lignes j’aurais quitté ce monde.
Pour ceux qui ne me connaissent pas, je m’appelle Christine Cotton, je suis ce qu’on appelle une lanceuse d’alerte. j’ai travaillé 25 ans pour l’industrie pharmaceutique dans la gestion et l’analyse des données cliniques. En tant que biostatisticienne, Depuis décembre 2020, je me suis plongée dans les documents du vaccin covid du laboratoire pfizer. J’ai ecrit de nombreux documents et fait de nombreuses émissions pour partager les vrais résultats. Mes conclusions sont catastrophiques, en plus de la non validité des résultats due à des erreurs voire des fraudes manifestes. Le vaccin pfizer que la population a recu, que vous avez peut-être recu n’est pas celui de l’essai clinique au 95% d’efficacité annoncée par tous les politiques, journalistes et médecins de plateau. On vous a administré un produit pour lequel il n’y avait strictement aucun résultat , ni d’efficacité, ni de tolérance. Ce message n’a pas pour but de faire du sensationnalisme sur les reseaux mais pour vous informer de l’une des plus grosses manipulations que l’humanité aut connu. Toutes les preuves se trouvent dans la derriere version de mon travail que je vous invite a télécharger et a lire. Pour les plus feignants et les tres occupes, les quelques pages de la conclusion et les liens sur les docs sources vous éclaireront déjà beaucoup.
Je suis tombée malade au moment ou j’ai porté plainte contre les autorités de santé. Je souffre depuis plus d’un an de douleurs atroces partant des lombaires jusque dans les jambes, de brulures dans la peau ,essentiellement dans les jambes et le dos. J’ai consulté des médecins généraliste, neurologues, ostéopathe, virologue, dermatologue, rhumatologue, psychiatre , homéopathe… j’ai avalé des milliers de gélules de compléments alimentaires, des anxiolytiques, des neuroleptiques, des antidouleurs prescrits par le centre antidouleur. J’ai meme fait des seances de bioresonnance et vu des magnétiseurs et ce, sans aucun résultat.
Je suis a bout de ce que je peux supporter.

Je demande pardon a ceux qui m’aiment, vous qui me suivez sur les réseaux sociaux depuis 4 ans, mes amis, mes parents et surtout a dieu ou quel que soit sa nature ou son nom de mettre fin a ma vie, moi qui n’aie eu de cesse de la protéger depuis l’enfance , que ce soit la vie végétale, animale ou humain.
Je remercie du fond du coeur ceux qui m’ont soutenue , encouragée et tous ceux qui prient ou ont organisé des groupes de prière. Je vais vous demander de prier encore pour que mon ame soit au plus vite dans la lumière du créateur.

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@DannyDeraney

[Jack Danger @JackDangerLIVE]

🚨 AMERICA IS BEING OVERRUN BY TICKS… 😳🕷️

I just found THIS tick crawling across my table in North Carolina.

Not in the woods.
Not hiking.
Not camping.

ON MY TABLE.

And if you live in NC, you already know the explosion this year has been INSANE. Ticks are everywhere right now - yards, pets, homes, furniture, even inside businesses.

Experts blame the mild winter and booming deer population… but it’s much worse than ever before.

People are reporting:
→ More tick bites than they’ve ever had
→ Dogs covered in them after minutes outside
→ Lyme disease skyrocketing
→ Lone Star ticks spreading meat allergies across the South

This doesn’t feel “normal” anymore.

Anyone else seeing a MASSIVE increase in ticks this year? 👀

Drop your city below. ⬇️

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

Bill Gates is trying to get us to eat this filthy garbage. He should be charged with crimes against humanity

[Chris Wick @ChrisWickNews]

Processed Meat Now Classified as Group 1 Carcinogen — The Evidence Is No Longer Being Debated

Processed meats have now been officially placed in the Group 1 carcinogen category by the International Agency for Research on Cancer, the same classification level used for substances with the strongest scientific evidence of cancer risk.

That includes everyday foods like bacon, ham, sausages, and hot dogs — items long embedded in daily diets, now tied most strongly to colorectal cancer in long-term studies.

Researchers point to the industrial processes behind them: curing, smoking, salting, and preservation methods that can form compounds such as nitrosamines, which may gradually damage DNA at the cellular level over time.

High-temperature cooking — grilling, frying, and charring — can add another layer of risk by producing additional carcinogenic byproducts.

Experts are careful to clarify the comparison: this does not mean processed meat carries the same immediate danger as smoking or asbestos exposure. But it does mean the scientific evidence linking it to cancer is considered conclusive and consistent.

The unsettling part for many is how ordinary it all is — these are not rare chemicals or industrial accidents, but foods sitting in grocery aisles and breakfast plates every day.

Health researchers continue to recommend reducing intake where possible, and shifting more often toward alternatives like fish, legumes, and other less processed protein sources.

For those who keep it in their diet, the guidance is simple but uncomfortable: less often, smaller amounts, and awareness that the risk is cumulative — not immediate, but persistent over time.

Source: International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) Monographs, World Health Organization.

[60 Minutes @60Minutes]

Lyme disease has afflicted 15% of residents in Nantucket, Massachusetts. The tick-borne illness is found primarily in the Northeast, but it’s spreading across the U.S. https://t.co/LdPVyHU6hu

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@JamesLucasIT So cool. Does anyone know what the inside of this store looks like?

[MoundLore @MoundLore]

A lot of Americans remember Sears as a dying store in a half-empty mall.

That’s not what Sears was.

Sears was how American factories entered ordinary houses. Kenmore in the kitchen. Craftsman in the garage. DieHard under the hood. Coldspot humming in the corner. Lawn tractors in sheds. Socket sets in drawers that nobody was allowed to lose.

It was basements, workbenches, catalogs, part numbers, repairmen, delivery trucks, credit accounts, and old men who could hear a washer struggling before it finally quit.

A kid could flip through the Wish Book and learn what adulthood looked like. Tools. Appliances. Work boots. School clothes. A bicycle. Sometimes even a whole house ordered by mail and built piece by piece after the materials came in by rail.

That was the part Sears understood. America was full of people trying to build stable lives with practical things.

Then the practical world got replaced by a disposable one. The catalogs vanished. The stores hollowed out. Manufacturing moved overseas. Repair got expensive. Replacement got cheap. The people who knew how everything worked got older, retired, or died, and a lot of what they knew went with them.

People call it the death of a department store.

I don’t.

Sears was one of the last national systems that still assumed ordinary Americans should know how to maintain the world around them instead of just replacing it. That’s the strange poverty nobody talks about now.

Not having fewer things. Having more than ever and understanding almost none of them.

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

@mattvanswol Any judge who scoffs at this statement is committing a crime against every innocent person

[Angelina Grace @Angelina_G1f]

Why? So many years have passed and we've seen so many fires, yet they're still totally unprepared. This government is utterly irresponsible and incompetent

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

While Karen Bass is worried about getting meth-heads new grills, the LAFD has 3 dozen LESS firefighters than we had when the Palisades Fire hit. Folks, you need to vote like your life depends on it, because it does.