@JamieBonkiewicz You will never have the privilege of entering the White House. It’s the most beautiful it is ever been. If you want to see tacky, look in the mirror, or at Jill Biden, or Michelle Obama.
@ClicksTongue@bennyjohnson Where do you live that you are paying these prices? Where I am, regular gas is $3.59, eggs are $1.46 a dozen. Chicken breast $1.99 per pound/ground beef $4.65 - $5.40.
@WikiLeaksQ Multiple independent fact-checks have thoroughly debunked it:
• There is no record of Kissinger saying or writing anything like this in speeches, interviews, books, or archives.
• A “World Health Organization Council on Eugenics” has never existed.
@WikiLeaksQ FALSE! From Grok: No. Henry Kissinger did not say this.
This is a fabricated quote that has circulated widely as a meme and social media post (often claimed to be from a February 25, 2009 speech to a nonexistent “World Health Organization Council on Eugenics”).
What is a Color Revolution?
We have been experiencing one here in
the United States since Donald Trump became president in 2016.
Listen to @realdefender45 as she does a marvelous job of explaining.
You’ll want to hang on to this and
share it with someone you care about.
Everyone knows Washington, D.C.'s cherry blossoms came from Japan.
Almost nobody knows the story nearly ended in a bonfire.
In 1910, Tokyo sent 2,000 cherry trees to America as a gift.
Inspectors found them infested with insects.
President Taft ordered every single one burned.
Two thousand gifts. Ashes.
Imagine the diplomatic disaster. The wounded pride.
Here is what Tokyo's mayor, Yukio Ozaki, actually did:
He apologized. For the condition of his own gift.
Then his city grew 3,020 new trees, healthier and finer,
grafted and inspected and perfect,
and sent them across the ocean again.
Not a word of resentment. Try again, properly.
Those are the trees you photograph every spring at the Tidal Basin.
Two of the 1912 originals are still standing.
But the story doesn't end there. It comes full circle.
The parent grove in Japan, on the banks of the Arakawa River,
was devastated during World War II.
So in 1952, America cut budwood from the Washington trees
and sent it back to Japan, to resurrect
the very grove the gift had come from.
When a flood damaged the Japanese trees again in 1982,
Washington sent more cuttings home.
Read that again.
The daughters of the burned gift saved their mothers.
Today the two rivers, the Potomac and the Arakawa,
are officially sister rivers.
Their trees carry each other's blood.
One hundred and fourteen years of two countries
quietly taking care of the same flowers.
That's what sincerity looks like
when you give it a century to bloom.
🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: The US Supreme Court has sided with President Trump, LIFTING a lower court’s order that blocked President Trump’s mail-in ballot restrictions to go into effect
Trump’s order requires:
- Each USPS envelope to have a unique barcode with tracking
- DHS & SSA create approved voter list
- USPS ONLY sends ballots to that list
Trump is now allowed to move forward with this while the full case is heard.
🚨 OMG. Stunning resurfaced footage shows Ugandan Mayor Mamdani saying the plan is to manipulate white leftists into electing 3rd worlders like him
Spoken in his 3rd world accent: "You need someone to be a validator, tell them to TRUST US."
🤯🤯
"Minority communities, because we've never had representation, we are tied to identity. White communities...are more ideology...voters think of themselves first as progressive."
Muslim invaders PURPOSEFULLY position themselves as "validators" to manipulate the public into handing over control
TERRIFYING.
He needs to be deported.
💉 EVERY COVID-19 VACCINE BATCH HAD A DIFFERENT FORMULA. THE BATCH NUMBERS PROVED IT.
They didn't give everyone the same dose. They gave everyone the dose they had been assigned. Now the list of assignees is the proof
Not a theory.
Not an interpretation!
A dataset. Twelve thousand batch numbers. Compared with the adverse event reports submitted to VAERS.
The correlation is perfect.
The researchers, a team made up of 4 statisticians, 2 pharmacologists, and 1 former FDA regulator, published their findings on a decentralized server on Wednesday. The document is 147 pages long. Peer review was impossible: no journal would publish it. So, they published it directly to the public.
What they discovered: some batch numbers showed a number of adverse events 4,000% higher than others. Not noise. Not a manufacturing defect.
A deliberate and systematic project.
Batch numbers: almost no adverse events. 20A-20F: saline solution. Placebo.
[3] Labeled water.
From batch numbers 21K to 21X: moderate adverse events. Batch numbers ending with: fatigue, myocarditis, clots, hospitalizations 300% higher than average.
Batch numbers ending with 22R to 22Z: catastrophic events. Strokes, cardiac arrest, neurological damage. Mortality rates 8,100% higher than any pharmaceutical product in history, statistically.
Three levels. Three formulas. Distributed in such a way that no hospital, no city, no demographic group received enough catastrophic doses to produce an obvious statistical signal.
They diluted it enough to call it "rare side effects." But it wasn't rare. It was deliberate.
And the way they were distributed wasn't random.
The catastrophic batches were sent disproportionately to specific zip codes.
Zip codes with a high concentration of military veterans, first responders, and independent professionals. Communities with a history of poor compliance with federal requirements.
The most dangerous doses were administered to the people most likely to resist.
The moderate batches were sent to urban centers with high media consumption: populations that would report mild symptoms, be told it was "normal," and return for boosters without asking questions.
Politicians, media figures, and pharmaceutical executives received the placebo batches.
The people who appeared on television. The people who told you it was "safe and effective" while getting injections of saline solution.
They got the same injection on television. But they didn't receive the same formula.
Now the 12,000 batch numbers have been mapped. Every batch. Every location. Every outcome.
The data is archived on the blockchain. It can't be deleted. It can't be erased from collective memory. It can't be debunked.
The team's former FDA regulator presented the dataset to the military tribunal with a comment: "This wasn't negligence. It was truly a ploy to mask a weapons deployment protocol at the expense of public health."
The tribunal admitted it as evidence on Thursday morning. GT-2026-0441. Case number.
Every batch number is a fingerprint.
Every adverse event is a testimony. Every death certificate is an accusation.
CODE: BATCH-NUMBERS / THREE-LEVELS / TARGETED - BY - ZIP - CODE / GT-2026-0441
https://t.co/x72ZrhsbP8 ✅️
@BenjaminFulford
Every kitchen used to have the one board.
Wood. Thick as a paving slab and about as heavy, dished in the middle from forty years of use, and it did everything, the raw chicken included. It was also, though nobody knew it and nobody needed to, the safest surface in the house.
Scarred all over in a fine grey web where a knife had landed ten thousand times. A burn on one corner from a pan set down in a hurry sometime around 1962. It had come from her mother, and it smelled faintly of onion no matter what had last been on it.
It never sat in water longer than a minute. Scrubbed with salt and a stiff brush, rinsed, stood on its edge against the tiles to dry. Once a year it went out to the shed to be sanded flat and rubbed over with oil, and came back looking twenty years younger.
Chicken went on it. Beef went on it. Then the bread went on it. Nobody in that house was ever ill, and nobody in that house gave it a second's thought.
Then the advice arrived, the same on both sides of the Atlantic. Wood is porous. Wood harbours bacteria. Buy plastic, because plastic can be properly cleaned.
The old board went out to the shed for good, and a whole generation of them followed it, in the space of a few years.
A microbiologist at the University of California, Dean Cliver, asked the Department of Agriculture what that advice was based on. They told him they had no evidence for it.
So he tested it himself, and got the opposite of everything he expected.
Bacteria smeared onto wood vanished from the surface within minutes. The grain had drawn them down, away from the food, into a dry dark where they could not multiply and simply died. Days later you had to split the board open to find them at all.
On plastic they sat on the surface, alive, waiting. And once a plastic board carried a few hundred cuts, no amount of scrubbing got them back out, least of all with fat worked into the grooves.
The board that looks filthy kills bacteria. The board that looks clean stores them.
What replaced the old one was a set of six, colour-coded, red for raw meat and blue for fish and green for the veg. A professional kitchen system, sold to a woman feeding four people out of one pan.
And the new one sheds into you. A study in 2023 put it at tens of millions of plastic particles a year off a single board, somewhere between seven and fifty grams of polyethylene, cut loose by your own knife and served up in your own dinner.
Her board is still there, standing on its edge against the tiles in her daughter's kitchen, dished in the middle, older than everyone in the room.
Sand it. Oil it. Put a chop on it.
It will outlast every plastic board you will ever buy, and it was never the thing that needed fixing.
When I first came to the U.S. to finish school, a professor told us to take an exam at home and simply said, “Don’t use Google or open your books.”
As someone who grew up in the Middle East, I couldn’t believe it. What kind of society trusts people like that?
But over time, I began to understand what I was witnessing.
This wasn’t naivety. This was a high-trust society, something so rare in the world that most people born outside the West have never even seen it.
After the Catholic Church banned cousin marriage, people in the West started marrying outside the family. That forced individuals to move out, build broader social networks, and rely on strangers for daily life.
Trust wasn’t just a virtue, it became a survival mechanism. You couldn’t build a working society unless you believed, at some basic level, that others would do the right thing.
That trust was reinforced by Biblical values.
Add to that the stability of wealth, people didn’t need to cheat or steal to get by. So trust flourished.
That’s why in the West, you can check out at a grocery store with no cashier.
That’s why the government lets you self-report your taxes.
Because here, truth is assumed, until proven otherwise.
But Westerners, sadly, think the rest of the world works this way. It doesn’t, and especially not Islamic societies.
Islamic cultures are low-trust by design, the result of centuries of tribalism, aggressive theological systems, and economic instability.
Islam doesn’t nurture trust. It nurtures surveillance, control, and suspicion.
In the Muslim-majority societies, you’re not even trusted to be alone in a room with your cousin or sister-in-law, because the assumption is you can’t be trusted.
Allah doesn’t trust you. That’s why every move you make must be regulated.
In those societies, deception is excused, even celebrated, especially when used against non-Muslims.
Lying is seen as a tool for survival and advantage.
That’s the mindset many immigrants bring with them.
When they arrive in high-trust Western nations, they don’t see a system to protect, they see a system to exploit.
They take advantage of your honesty, your openness, your kindness.
They see how your society was built on the idea that love believes all things, and they weaponize that belief against you.
In Dearborn Michigan: Muslims DEMAND submission!!
In Dearborn Michigan, Muslims are now demanding that CHRISTIAN CHURCHES stop ringing their bells on Sundays. This is real and their reasoning should terrify every Christian American.
Muslims are saying “According to Sharia Law, church bells cannot be louder than our Islamic call to prayer. We are the majority in this city and you HAVE TO respect us, our laws, and our religion.”
They are not asking for equality, they’re demanding submission. Roughly 45,000 Muslims participated in the walk for Arbaeen in Dearborn on Sunday. In small numbers, Islam is “a religion of peace” that stays very private. But once an overpowering amount of Muslims control a certain area, they’ll make their presence known, in staggering numbers, as a show of dominance.
The Dearborn heights police department is THE VERY FIRST police department in the country to have Arabic language and writing on its uniforms. With that in mind, do you think that these police officers would defend the constitution and arrest Muslims for attacking and assaulting a white Christian republican man?
These people have moved to America, settled in a Christian country, and now that they have the demographic majority in that one city, they’re demanding that Christians silence their own churches to comply with Islamic laws that they brought with them from the Middle East.
This is exactly what’s happening, right now, in Europe. First they ask for tolerance, next they demand accommodation, and then they enforce submission.
The city of Dearborn already has a Muslim mayor and majority Muslim city council. However, the rest of the politicians in Michigan are letting it happen because they’re afraid of losing that voting bloc. You will NEVER get elected to office in Michigan without it.
Imagine for a second, if this was the other way around. If Christians moved to Saudi Arabia, and demanded that Muslims turn off their call to prayer, what do you think would happen? They would be arrested or worse. But in America, we’re just supposed to hand over our culture, submit, and give them whatever they demand because it’s their 1st amendment rights to “freedom of religion.”
As we’ve seen in Spain, one radical liberal policy undid, in 24 hours, what was held for thousands of years after the crusades removed Islam from that country. Ceuta was a happy and peaceful place for Christians… now it’s being overrun by 3rd world savages.
We’ve got to cut out the ☪️ancer before it’s too late!
The LARGEST human ivermectin cancer study EVER done found 84.4% of patients declared their cancer had COMPLETELY DISAPPEARED, SHRUNK, or STOPPED PROGRESSING after 6 months.
Our study is now PEER-REVIEWED and PUBLISHED by the International Institute of Anticancer Research.