Constitutional Patriot 2A
There is no greater tyranny than that which is perpetrated under the shield of the law and in the name of justice.
Montesquieu
To every Florida politician shilling us to vote No on Amendment 3:
If you haven't noticed, everything costs us substantially more since 2020.
Home costs - up
Utilities - up (especially electricity)
Food and Fuel - up
PROPERTY TAXES - UP
None of us have seen our wages increase to match, yet nearly every one of your wages have outpaced the cost increases.
VOTE YES on Amendment 3
🚨 THIS IS THE KIND OF GOVERNMENT SPENDING THAT SHOULD MAKE EVERY TAXPAYER’S HEAD EXPLODE.
$65,000 — FOR CONSULTANTS TO HELP DEVELOP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR CREATING PUBLIC ART.
Read that again.
Not $65,000 to pave a road.
Not $65,000 for police equipment.
Not even $65,000 to create the art.
Consultants. Policies. Procedures. $65,000.
And sitting right beside that? Another $150,000 for grants to local artists and arts organizations.
This is why taxpayers need to look beyond the billion-dollar headlines and into the individual line items.
Because $65,000 here. $100,000 there. $250,000 somewhere else.
That’s how small expenditures become big government budgets.
The first 3D printed meat is being sold in America
“It's part of a wave of engineered meat heading for American plates. 5 lab grown producers already cleared and no law requires the label to say it was printed”
The 5 companies that have approval for lab grown meat with cultured animal cells are
So these are the 5 companies?
UPSIDE Foods for chicken
GOOD Meat for chicken
Mission Barns for pork fat
Wildtype for salmon
Believer Meats for chicken
UPSIDE Foods and GOOD Meat cleared USDA and is selling cell-cultivated chicken right now in restaurants, not in grocery stores chains yet
Wildtype’s salmon is FDA cleared and is already on the menu in a handful of restaurants
The company Mission Barns got USDA label and inspection sign-off and already has a limited Sprouts placement in Oakland for products that mix cultivated pork fat into conventional meat
A realistic estimate to when we can start seeing this on the grocery stores shelves would be around 2030
Many of what’s being made is cell cultured meat for restaurants and not 3D printed yet
However plant based 3d printed meat is already on our grocery store shelves
ing James Was A MASON
King James was a well know Mason …amongst many other things ….the imprint thing to know is that he did alter the Bible a wee bit just like most translations …they can’t change it change it …but they can alter the original alter using certain words which don’t add up fully according to the Hebrew or tb Aramaic(even though Hebrew was the language wolf Messiah and thr disciples not Aramaic ) the Bible was written originally in Hebrew not Greek and the term new and Old Testament was added after the 1500s ….this is how the created the New covenant …it’s not correct or translated correctly …it is the Re NEWD covenant…..to re-remember …the members …
Herbs will heal you -Revelation 22:2 /Psalms 104:14
Start doing the 1/16th teaspoon of cayenne …1/2 a key lime ..some salt and coconut or olive oil in shot glass daily
Salt every offering -Levi 2:13
Have goats milk -Proverbs 27:27
Go to the pinned tweet for the Health Bible and salt /goats milk and everything needed to heal
A Texas family grows a spice worth more than gold by hand at nine thousand dollars a pound
Saffron is the most expensive spice on earth because every thread is the center of a crocus flower picked by hand
A family farm called Meraki Meadows in New Home Texas planted twenty thousand crocus bulbs and became one of the only commercial saffron growers in the state
It is proof that even the rarest food in the world can be grown by a small farm close to home
Find local farms near you on Localize
1.81 Fucks per minute and we had a fucking blast.
I have made a new friend in @MisterQuigley33
Hopefully this will make you laugh and you might even learn something.
Still trending. Still no response from @SecKennedy or @POTUS. We now have over 2500 signatories with a combined social media following of over 66 million concerned Americans. Why are the politicians we elected to represent us ignoring the will of the people?
I have a Colostomy. So I can SEE what most people can't.
For 3 years, I took Ivermectin.
Still saw worms.
Added Fenbendazole. The difference was immediate.
Multiple Sclerosis?
Turns out, MS is worm holes in the brain and spinal cord.
We did the Fenbendazole Cancer Protocol – full-body weight dosing, twice a day, 6 days on, 1 off. For 5 weeks. Then 1 week off. Then 2 more weeks on.
Yesterday, I saw something I can't unsee.
A worm that looked like a miniature octopus. Or maybe it was a pile of them.
It slid down the drain before we could subdue it.
The Protocol:
Ivermectin + Fenbendazole
Full-body weight dosing
6 days on, 1 off
Used for remission, aggressive cancer, and poor prognosis.
This is what the system doesn't want you to see.
⚠️ Not medical advice – just a real account from someone who can see the truth
The narrative needs to be corrected
Amendment 3 won't cost local government anything
It will save taxpayers $46,000,000,000 dollars of our money
Stop the steal. VOTE YES ON 3✅️
This is insane…
An advanced Alzheimer’s patient just REGAINED her memory, speech, mobility, AND bladder control after a SINGLE dose of psilocybin.
There are NO Alzheimer’s drugs capable of doing anything CLOSE to this.
If you want to see why so many county and city executives are against Amendment 3. Take a look at the salary of the county tax collector for Volusia County.
$222,651. Or about 80k more than @GovRonDeSantis@RonDeSantis
https://t.co/Plf8V2s2Q5
I wonder if the Tribal Chief still would have included Byron Donalds on his general slate of statewide endorsements if he knew Byron cashed a $1 million dollar check from Morgan and Morgan.
"I'll never forget her voice."
She called me trembling.
"There's a spot on my arm. The doctor says it's cancer. They want to cut it out – but I'm scared."
She sent me photos. Right arm, just below the elbow. A red, crusty, irregular lesion. Bleeding a little. Growing.
She'd already tried two treatments – a cream and a freezing session. Both failed. The spot came back worse.
Her doctor was pushing surgery. She was terrified.
I reviewed all her scans and medical records carefully.
It was basal cell carcinoma – not the most aggressive type, but stubborn. Persistent.
I told her: "If you're not ready for surgery, there's another option. It's worth a try."
I recommended Ivermectin cream – applied twice daily, just a tiny amount on the spot.
She started it right away.
Day 3: Nothing much. She was skeptical.
Day 5: The redness started fading.
Day 10: The lesion began drying up. A crust formed.
Day 18: The crust fell off. Pink, healthy skin underneath.
Day 21: The spot was completely gone.
She sent me new photos. I couldn't believe it. It was like it was never there.
She went back to her doctor.
He examined her arm and said: "This is remarkable. How did this happen?"
She said: "I tried something different."
He didn't ask what. I think he didn't want to know. Because if he had to admit that a simple, cheap cream worked – he'd have to explain why he never offered it.
The heart of this story:
One woman. Skin cancer on her arm. Surgery was the only option she was given.
She reached out. We tried Ivermectin cream.
Three weeks later – her skin was clear.
🎙️looks like I'm not the only critic of Sheriff Judd for hiding behind his uniform to bamboozle us into believing he deserves to take more of our taxes while he just got a $100k raise.🤬
You know what is hilarious about all these Florida government workers who are mad that Florida property owners might get to keep some of their own money? By fighting against Amendment 3 they've called attention to their own bloated salaries. The cat is out of the bag now!