I thought about you 2 today! I hope you're doing okay up there. I miss you so. 📷 Sean Allen Worthington April 9 - 74 - July 5 -78 And beside you is your beloved faithful collie companion Paulett
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2.8.2026
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1.) she is ordered out of her car
2.) she refuses
3.) she backs up
4.) she drives forward into an ice agent
5.) ice agent pulls out gun only when she starts moving forward INTO HIS BODY
6.) self defense
7.) case closed
Why is raw milk banned as “too dangerous” in so many states, but neon-blue, sugar-loaded energy drinks are perfectly legal for your kids? It’s not about safety. It’s about keeping you dependent on products with a barcode—because control, not your health, is what really matters. Think about who profits when you can’t feed your family straight from the source.
I'm guessing that Lewis and Clark were eating the "heart-healthy, low-fat, 'Prudent diet'" 145 years before Ancel Keys discovered it. (Fortunately we know they went also downing a daily statin (sarcasm)).
"September 1805: They're crossing the Bitterroot Mountains, living on lean elk and deer. No fat available. They're eating pounds of meat daily. They're also dying. Journals describe: "extreme weakness, dizziness, diarrhea despite full stomachs." Then they meet the Nez Perce tribe, who immediately feed them salmon and camas root mixed with salmon oil. Recovery is rapid. Almost immediate. It wasn't starvation. It was fat deficiency. Their bodies were cannibalising themselves despite eating constantly. The expedition continued only because indigenous people understood something Lewis and Clark didn't".