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[Breaking911 @Breaking911]

Leftist woman says she “feels wrong” for paying her respects to Renee Good because she’s a “white woman who’s privileged.”

“White tears are not helpful.”

[Southern Chestnut 🇺🇸 @AppyOrtho]

You can see the soul drain from society in real time.

[Ante D. Luvian @uncle_deluge]

Anyway here's a Roman epitaph for a dog from 2000 years ago

[David J. Reilly 🇺🇸 @realDaveReilly]

The Pope is now talking about “Tikkun Olam” as if it’s Catholic teaching? Basically citing the Talmud…

He’s quoting the Hadith, and acknowledging scientists and doctors?

Pope Leo is starting to lose me…

[Brian Hooker, PhD @BrianHookerPhD]

You all need to know about this study!

[Dr. Andy Wakefield @DrAndyWakefield]

The childhood vaccine schedule

[Littoria @Littoria14]

Jews at Mondoweiss are blaming "white supremacists" for Jewish people acting on the teachings of Judaism in the Jewish state

[Clint Russell @LibertyLockPod]

This is...not good.

[Make Sunsets @MakeSunsets]

Yesterday, 7 more balloons carrying ~22 pounds of sulfur dioxide were launched, and 6 made it to the stratosphere to cool Earth.

This is the cooling equivalent of 476,190 mature trees that last for a year.

Thank you to our awesome customers who made it happen.

[Fight Back Podcast @ShieldsClips]

If the "dancing Israelis" are fake - then how did they go on Israel television and admit they were in NYC to "document the event"? 🤔

[Adam Johnston @adamkjohnston]

“What is going to hold us together when we don’t have a common religion or common beliefs about right and wrong and morality?”

Here, Buchanan warns about the multicultural iceberg that America deliberately crashed into.

Culture is much more than food, art, and clothing.

[Dr. Drew @drdrew]

Just doing some quick math. It's 2025. COVID-19 started in 2019 (~6 years ago). Pres. Biden just pardoned Dr. Fauci for "any offenses" related to his work since the year 2014 (~11 years ago). Why does Fauci need a pardon for those 5 extra years? Unless he...?

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨#BREAKING: Buncombe County NC has officially confirmed this afternoon that it will NOT be waiving or reducing property taxes for homes that no longer exist due to Hurricane Helene.

Property taxes are due by midnight tonight.

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨#BREAKING: Over 156 people in #WNC have applied for a FEMA buyout of their property from Helene.

Just a gentle reminder that FEMA is refusing to help residents rebuild their homes...

...but are allowing residents to sell their property to FEMA to turn into a green space.

[Mia K Hansen 🕯️ @mmiakapro]

The r/veganparenting subreddit should convince any parents contemplating this malnourishment diet to RUN the other way

Here are a posts from the subreddit that scream neglect 🧵

[Foundring 🇺🇸 @foundring1]

This is Ruth Paine. She's a CIA agent who was Lee Harvey Oswald's handler for the Kennedy assassination (Lee was a patsy).
Ruth is STILL ALIVE and one of the main reasons why the JFK files are still sealed. This is a supremely evil human being.

[PNWGUERRILLA @pnwguerrilla]

These people are so unbelievably fragile.

[owen cyclops @owenbroadcast]

sometimes it feels like there are like 100 people on earth that know the material reality of why the salem witch trials happened

so many myths. was not based on the testimony of children. many people confessed themselves to being witches. i have their letters in books upstairs

[Dr. Ricardo Duchesne @dr_duchesne]

Torture was a major form of entertainment among Hurons, Iroquois and Amerindians generally. This is what happened to Joseph Bressani, an Italian Jesuit, though his life was spared (source is Francis Parkman's seven volume history, France and England in North America):

...and now Bressani's torments began in earnest. They split his hand with a knife, between the little finger and the ring finger; then beat him with sticks, till he was covered with blood; and afterwards placed him on one of their torture-scaffolds of bark, as a spectacle to the crowd. Here they stripped him, and while he shivered with cold from head to foot they forced him to sing. After about two hours they gave him up to the children, who ordered him to dance, at the same time thrusting sharpened sticks into his flesh, and pulling out his hair and beard. "Sing!" cried one; "Hold your tongue!" screamed another; and if he obeyed the first, the second burned him. "We will burn you to death; we will eat you." "I will eat one of your hands." "And I will eat one of your feet."

These scenes were renewed every night for a week. Every evening a chief cried aloud through the camp, "Come, my children, come and caress our prisoners!"—and the savage crew thronged jubilant to a large hut, where the captives lay. They stripped off the torn fragment of a cassock, which was the priest's only garment; burned him with live coals and red-hot stones; forced him to walk on hot cinders; burned off now a finger-nail and now the joint of a finger,—rarely more than one at a time, however, for they economized their pleasures, and reserved the rest for another day.

This torture was protracted till one or two o'clock, after which they left him on the ground, fast bound to four stakes, and covered only with a scanty fragment of deer-skin. The other prisoners had their share of torture; but the worst fell upon the Jesuit, as the chief man of the party. The unhappy boy who attended him, though only twelve or thirteen years old, was tormented before his eyes with a pitiless ferocity.

At length they left this encampment, and, after a march of several days,—during which Bressani, in wading a rocky stream, fell from exhaustion and was nearly drowned,—they reached an Iroquois town. It is needless to follow the revolting details of the new torments that succeeded. They hung him by the feet with chains; placed food for their dogs on his naked body, that they might lacerate him as they ate; and at last had reduced his emaciated frame to such a condition, that even they themselves stood in horror of him. "I could not have believed," he writes to his Superior, "that a man was so hard to kill." He found among them those who, from compassion, or from a refinement of cruelty, fed him, for he could not feed himself. They told him jestingly that they wished to fatten him before putting him to death.

The council that was to decide his fate met on the nineteenth of June, when, to the prisoner's amazement, and, as it seemed, to their own surprise, they resolved to spare his life. He was given, with due ceremony, to an old woman, to take the place of a deceased relative; but, since he was as repulsive, in his mangled condition, as, by the Indian 256standard, he was useless, she sent her son with him to Fort Orange, to sell him to the Dutch. With the same humanity which they had shown in the case of Jogues, they gave a generous ransom for him, supplied him with clothing, kept him till his strength was in some degree recruited, and then placed him on board a vessel bound for Rochelle. Here he arrived on the fifteenth of November; and in the following spring, maimed and disfigured, but with health restored, embarked to dare again the knives and firebrands of the Iroquois.

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

What the hell?