AprilZcool1

Life Liberty and The Pursuit of Happiness.

[TeoAnon17 @TeoAnon17]

The UN has publicly announced that climate change never existed!!

Solar power generation was just about vested interests. All man-made!!

That's the whole story!!!
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[Ian @Iwendtster]

They are losing on purpose.

That’s the plan.

Problem - Solution.
Republican - Democrat.

Rinse, repeat.

House of Cards was a documentary,

But I’m just a conspiracy theorist.

[AprilZcool1 @AprilZcool1]

@mattinthecrown @tommyborumjokes @thevivafrei No they actually didn’t.

[AprilZcool1 @AprilZcool1]

@A_Doggette @RabbiJeffx A cross isn’t used to connect with god. It is simply a reminder of what Jesus went through to pay for our sins.

[AprilZcool1 @AprilZcool1]

@Brittainiconn @WILSONMEDIAUSA I agree with most of what you said. But what about your local elections? Who you vote for city and county commissioners and sheriff is more important than the federal level anyway. I encourage you to focus locally.

[AprilZcool1 @AprilZcool1]

@Kimchi464741 @baroncoleman I actually do.

[AprilZcool1 @AprilZcool1]

@Lord21Pack @senex_official That had already been done in June of 2025. This war is for Israel.

[Steve Baker @SteveBakerUSA]

🚨Here it is.🚨 Must see. (Please spare me the comments about your opinions of Tucker. This is about the federal government's injustice against Brian Cole Jr. Nothing else.) It's important, and everyone in America needs to know this story. Please share.

#FreeBrianColeJr

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

This is a foolish constitutional amendment proposal. We already have a maxed out rainy day fund and have run the largest surpluses in state history.

Any additional revenue should be used for lower taxes, including assisting local governments with grants so that homestead properties can be exempt from local property tax. Surplus revenue could also be used to remove tolls once the property tax issue is settled.

I recommend a NO vote.

[One America News @OANN]

“The Republican Jewish Coalition can say that they took out Thomas Massie but if you say they did, that is anti-Semitic. And if you say Israel caused the Iran War, that’s bigotry—unless it’s uttered by Netanyahu on the campaign trail, then it’s leadership.”

@MattGaetz exposes the dishonest double standard in American politics meant to shut down the conversation as support for Israel in the United States continues to collapse.

Watch The Matt Gaetz Show on OAN Live Today!

[Brittany Hughes @RealBrittHughes]

My breakdown on Vance’s childcare proposal, in two minutes.

Okay, 2:41. But still.

[Adam Urato, MD @AdamUrato1]

Now that the second Pennsylvania death has been revealed, it is clear that Gov. Shapiro's press conference (& the media coverage) was misleading.

1. Gov. Shapiro used the term "unvaccinated" to describe the two. But neither child was eligible for the MMR vaccine. The boy died right after birth, and the girl at 6 weeks.

2. Gov. Shapiro stated that the deaths were preventable. This does not appear to be the case. All the facts are not known, but the best current evidence suggests the boy likely died from trauma from delivery or resuscitation, not measles. The girl had Amish Lethal Microcephaly, a condition that virtually always results in death in the first months of life. Calling her death “preventable” was misleading in that it strongly implied she would otherwise have survived infancy (and, again, she wouldn't have been vaccinated at that age.)

When Gov. Shapiro mentioned two "unvaccinated" individuals whose deaths were "completely preventable," how many listeners thought one would be a newborn with a traumatic rupture of the spleen & the other a six-week-old with a severe genetic condition that's lethal in the first few months of life?

The natural impression was that Gov. Shapiro was referring to two vaccine-eligible people who died from measles because they declined vaccination.

Gov. Shapiro (and the media) should apologize & publicly correct the record. The public has lost trust in health officials & the press because of misleading announcements and news coverage. This incident has only heightened that loss of trust. https://t.co/z4XuhH1NR0

[Justine Bateman @JustineBateman]

.@meta this is really f’ed up. There is something seriously wrong with your company and everyone who works there, Mark Zuckerberg, if this is what you’re up to. @SenHawleyPress @HawleyMO @finkd

[Kristen Meghan👩‍🔬🐻 @KristenMeghan]

Coming from someone who actually is credentialed on the human and environmental impacts on these hyperscale data centers, and not funded by China.

[The Artist known as Jess @ElofsonJess]

Venezuela oil has a zero percent chance of easing strain on oil shortages due to the closing of the SOH.
So in the words of Erika Kirk. Just stop already.

[Matt The Welder @Matt_The_Welder]

🚨 DON’T LET THEM VIRGINIA OUR FLORIDA.
Loudoun County, Virginia has 250 data centers and counting.
⚡️Grid-connected data centers have raised residents’ utility costs.
Others use massive diesel generators. Residents miles away can hear them.
They were told the generators were only for emergencies and testing. According to residents they never shut them off.
One Loudoun County resident’s message to other communities: Fight any data center within 10–15 miles of residential buildings.

Every Florida politician should visit Loudoun County before approving another data center.

[Not A Number @myhiddenvalue]

“The World Health Organization” now states on its website:

“Vaccination against COVID-19 can trigger multiple sclerosis through cross-reactive CD4+-T cells that recognize the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 and myelin peptides.”

In other words: Your own immune system destroys the nerve pathways and then attacks your brain and spinal cord.

[Ben Wehrman @benwehrman]

Anti-vaxxers were right all along

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

WOW 🚨 The nonprofit who owns the billing codes used by our medical system and gets paid $300 million per year in royalties ALSO SETS THE PRICE OF MEDICAL SERVICES for those codes

American surgeon “It feels ridiculous because we as healthcare providers have to use those codes according to state and federal government, and the AMA created them, copyrighted them, and charges us, the people that they're representing, to use them.

So let's go one step further.

The CPT code system is meant to be this five-digit code that is a universal language for documenting and reporting for all the things that we do in healthcare back to insurance companies, right and ultimately, that affects reimbursement.

But here's a wrinkle that you might not have known.

The AMA also actually makes a recommendation to the government about a value that's assigned to the CPT codes that they own. That's right. They own the system. They're making money off of that, and then they're also recommending back to CMS and ultimately to insurance companies how much doctors and providers are paid for those codes.

That is quite a lot of power for one organization to hold over the money that's exchanged in this healthcare system.

So they're making that three hundred million dollars a year licensing it, but then they're also influencing what I get paid for everything that I do. Interesting…..”

- US government made using these codes mandatory
- A nonprofit who donates millions to politicians on both sides was able to keep the copyright
- That group collects hundreds of millions a year from the people required to use it
- The same group runs the committee that recommends the dollar values attached to those codes

The people who could change this, our politicians, are being paid off not to change it

This is a racket

[AprilZcool1 @AprilZcool1]

@AprilSchave @Polymarket Desantis all the way.