Betty Jean

IL. MI. GA. FL.

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@FrankBr05713205 And they gave us kids free stuff-I still remember the dinosaur soap & dinosaur bank & coloring books.

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@TheNotoriousMMA Ok. No spite intended. I couldn't believe you were going to fight again due to your previous injuries and we just knew it was not going to be good for you. This may be a hard lesson but you have so much more going on for you. Take care of your health from now on.
With Love🌹

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@ronsterd89 $100 and $125 but landlords were older-we did maintenance-storm windows winter, air units summer, mowed, shoveled snow & painted, occasionally drive them around but it was worth it. Heat included. Electric was $5-15. I made $8/hr- hubby maxed out on SS in 9 mths.
Both ins cheap.

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@Still__Wiz @GuntherEagleman You mean both parties & they are using the same playbook.
Like Dianne Feinstein. She was a Democrat who represented California in the Senate for over 30 years until she passed away in September 2023 at the age of 90.

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

Marietta GA doesn't want a data center-there is a hold until Dec to do research. Developer Chuck Clay defended the facility, stating it is a necessary step for technological growth."This isn't a data center. This is a transmission of information center." What is the difference?

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@EricLDaugh What? No qualified architects, engineers or inspectors? Wasn't the junk steel tested? Bet none of them can even read a basic blueprint. Glad it failed now and no one was hurt.

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@Eman5695 Yes. Mom & Granny ironed everything.

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@ThrillaRilla369 Of course

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@ThrillaRilla369 How Sweet It Is

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@EricLDaugh Good for them.

[Tony DeCeanne @deceanne]

@EricLDaugh Medal of Honor for those patriots who accomplished that!

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@cattleguy92 And a worm.😃

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@lady_valor_07 Pizza, spaghetti, tacos, chocolate, coffee & tea, ham, meatloaf, etc etc etc

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@AJamesMcCarthy @mark_tyndale Mind blowing - wow

[Betty Jean @MomBoop1]

@BeardedHodl @AaronG179686 @NobleOne And, from the looks of it, she never read any history books to the end either but sure quick to let AI do her research to debunk it - 😁

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The most consumed fat on earth began as an industrial waste product. Here is its rise, told in its own marketing.

1858: "Cottonseed is toxic waste. We can barely give it away."

1899: "Clean it up with chemicals and it makes a fine soap and lamp oil."

1911: "Package it as Crisco. Tell the housewife it is purer than lard."

1950s: "Animal fat clogs your arteries. Switch to vegetable oil for your heart."

1980s: "Put it in everything. Bread, crisps, biscuits, baby formula, the lot."

2000s: "Anyone questioning seed oil is a crank. The science is settled."

2020s: "Why is the whole nation suddenly inflamed, fat and metabolically ill?"

You: noticing that a bleached by-product of the cotton and soap trade was rebranded as the healthy fat, poured into the entire food supply, and the nation’s health declined on schedule.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The evolution of school nutrition.

1906: "Feed the poorest children, so they might learn on a full stomach."

1944: "Every child shall have a proper hot dinner. Meat, vegetables and a pudding, guaranteed by law."

1946: "And a free bottle of milk. Every child, every morning."

1966: "Twenty-nine grams of protein a meal. Fresh meat three days a week. These are the standards."

1968: "Milk's dear this year. The secondary schools can manage without."

1971: "Take it off the little ones too. They'll survive."

1980: "Bin the nutritional standards altogether. And we needn't feed most of them at all any more."

1988: "Hand the kitchens to whoever bids lowest. Cheapest wins, quality optional."

1990s: "Why serve fresh meat when a turkey twizzler costs half as much?"

1999: "A four-year-old apparently ate better in the 1950s than today. Anyway, moving on."

2005: "There are legal nutrition standards for tinned dog food. There are none for school food."

2020s: "Why does every child suddenly have the attention span of a goldfish?"

2026: "One in three children leaves primary school overweight. Truly baffling."

You: noticing that the hot, guaranteed, meat-and-milk dinner your grandparents got by law was quietly legislated down to a chip and a shrug, one budget cut at a time, and wondering aloud why a nation that swapped the fresh meat and the full-fat milk for sugar and seed oil is now baffled that its children cannot sit still.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Nectarine farmer in California is giving away his entire 125,000 lbs of ripe nectarines to the public for free

He says Big Agriculture in California has made it impossible for him to harvest and sell his nectarines

You can go pick for free from June 29–July 3, at 21500 E. Parlier, Reedley, California. 7am-10am

What’s happening is a handful of large marketers and packers dominate, they are squeezing independent growers

Direct-to-retail attempts often get countered aggressively. The big companies severely undercut farmers like this to drive them out of business

[A M A N D A @BasicCaliBetch]

Cesar Mora is a Reedley, California native and proud Central Valley farmer with over 30 years of experience working the land. For the past three years, Cesar has been locked in a legal battle with Giumarra Brothers Fruit Co. (Fresno County Superior Court, Case No. 23CECG03466) that has prevented him from selling his nectarine crop.

Giumarra claims ownership of the variety of fruit Cesar grows and has sued him for breach of contract. Cesar disputes both their ownership claim and the validity of the contract, and is fighting back by suing Giumarra for fraud and misrepresentation.

While this battle plays out in court, 125,000 lbs of fresh nectarines sit unpicked and unsellable. Last year his entire harvest went to waste. This year Cesar is giving it away free to his community rather than watch it rot again.

Legal battles are expensive. Cesar needs your help to continue fighting for his livelihood, his orchard, and his family. Every dollar donated goes directly toward his legal fees as he stands up against a corporation that is trying to take everything he has worked for.

Please donate, share his story, and help us make sure no nectarines go to waste.

https://t.co/vqi2EzSa0w

[Rob Schneider 🇺🇸 @RobSchneider]

Hellmann’s mayonnaise cares MORE about its PLASTIC bottle being recycled than they do about their mayonnaise being BIOENGINEERED FAKE MAYONNAISE👇👇👇