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[Subpoena Colada @Subpeona_Colada]

@lindseygaetani I laughed so hard I snorted soda from my nose when he said that. He listed all those ways to do it, and said this one was the least possible. She had 104965827 benzodiazepines for sleep. That’s the easiest method she had and it’s absolutely painless. You just go to sleep.

[Lindsey Gaetani @lindseygaetani]

Breaking news:

Crushing pills is a "laborious process" and a "difficult thing to do."

😑

Sir.. 99.973638% of college students disagree with you.

#LindsayClancy

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

China is replacing plastic with fast-growing bamboo, creating eco-friendly bags and tableware that can biodegrade in just 4–6 months

[Sean Lonergan @SeanLonergan17]

@AnnieForTruth The irony of all of this is both of these motherfu*kers fammilies are "FULLY" vaccinated! Both mothers insisted on it and that is fact! Two of the biggest pieces of sh*t to walk the earth!

[Subpoena Colada @Subpeona_Colada]

@Dgen_Dragon @AJamesMcCarthy

[Mert Metin Tekdemir @mertmetindev]

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[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

Massive protests will take place across the U.S. on August 25.

On August 25, citizens across the nation are mobilizing to protest policies that have resulted in bulldozers clearing land to build Trump’s border wall in Nation Parks — and which have gutted nearly a quarter of the National Park Service workforce since early 2025.

As the National Park Service marks its 110th anniversary on August 25, supporters are launching a major nationwide 'United by Parks Day of Action' to address a severe staffing crisis. According to the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA), the agency has shed nearly a quarter of its permanent workforce since January 2025, leaving parks critically short of rangers, educators, maintenance staff, and emergency personnel. The advocacy campaign features a diverse array of online events, public presentations, conservation projects, and local rallies scheduled at famous locations like Yosemite, Muir Woods, Acadia, and Washington, D.C., with actions running from late August through early September.

Advocates warn that these persistent staffing deficits have severely degraded the visitor experience, leading to curtailed educational programming, reduced maintenance, and delayed wildlife research, while also threatening crucial emergency response capabilities. In contrast, the Trump administration has defended its policies, arguing that its approach is designed to expand recreational access, cut unnecessary bureaucratic red tape, and generate infrastructure funding. However, conservationists counter that financial investments in roads and physical structures cannot compensate for the loss of the experienced, specialized personnel needed to safeguard America's most treasured natural and historic landscapes.

source: National Parks Conservation Association. (2026). United by Parks: Day of Action.

[Jack Hopkins @thejackhopkins]

When the order came to abandon ship, Doris Miller didn't.
He stayed and pulled men out of burning water.
He was 24 when he was killed.
https://t.co/LIUmDCCI3Y

[😼 @dutchessprim]

No notes 👇🏼

[Staff Sergeant Gonell, Aquilino @SergeantAqGo]

Your president pardoned people who did this to me and like you, he wants to make the lives whole or better than before January 6 while not giving a shit about officers.

[Bill Madden @maddenifico]

NO FOOD. NO WATER. NO SOAP.

Trump and Pete Hegseth's Disgraceful Betrayal Leaves USS George H.W. Bush Sailors Trapped in a Floating Hell

Holy fucking shit. Thanks to the grotesque, willful negligence and staggering incompetence of Trump and his Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, life for the sailors trapped on the USS George H.W. Bush has descended into pure, unrelenting hell.

The USS Abraham Lincoln isn't the only aircraft carrier rotting under this administration's disgraceful leadership. A new report lays bare the reality: loved ones of the crew on the USS George H.W. Bush are desperately sounding the alarm that after four and a half months at sea the ship has been reduced to a floating nightmare with virtually no food, no water, and no soap. Independent journalist Aaron Parnas is reporting what the Pentagon and White House would clearly prefer to keep buried.

This isn't merely a supply failure. It's a moral failure of the highest order — the deliberate neglect of the very people these two sadistic motherfuckers claim to support without limit.

[Subpoena Colada @Subpeona_Colada]

@Lefty0420 @DoctorTurtleboy I tried to tell people she was shady. I read microexpressions well, and I could just feel something wasn't right with her.

[Karen Read Updates @kreadisinnocent]

Karen and Alan in Boston, MA recently.

[Subpoena Colada @Subpeona_Colada]

This is pretty significant!! ❤️

[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

A scientist created a biodegradable plastic made from cactus — and it dissolves in water in just a few days.

In a remarkable step toward solving the global waste crisis, researcher Sandra Pascoe Ortiz from the University of Valle de Atemajac in Mexico has developed a fully biodegradable plastic using the juice of the prickly pear (nopal) cactus.

Unlike conventional plastics that rely on petroleum and linger in ecosystems for centuries, this cactus-based alternative breaks down in soil in just a month and dissolves in water in a matter of days.

Most impressively, the material is completely non-toxic; its entirely natural chemical compounds are safe for both humans and wildlife to consume, eliminating the threat of microplastic poisoning in marine environments.

While the project began as a chemistry classroom experiment, it has quickly grown into a collaborative effort with the University of Guadalajara.

Currently transitioning from lab-scale trials to industrial applications, Ortiz and several corporate partners are testing its viability for mass production.

Scaling up this cactus-derived polymer could significantly curb the estimated 2.4 million metric tons of plastic entering the oceans each year, proving that natural alternatives are not only viable but essential for planetary recovery.

source: Snowden, S. Scientist In Mexico Creates Biodegradable Plastic From Prickly Pear Cactus. Forbes.

[Subpoena Colada @Subpeona_Colada]

Wow!!!

[Supertanskiii @supertanskiii]

If vaginal dryness was a person.

[Jack Hopkins @thejackhopkins]

Read this number twice.

According to the Ohio Immigration Alliance, among a group of 59 ICE and Border Patrol agents it studied, 85% had sex-offense histories in their backgrounds.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The Nashville Zoo has launched a public campaign to block construction of a proposed 69,000-square-foot AI data center that would sit directly adjacent to habitats for endangered animals, including vulnerable clouded leopards.

Zoo officials warn that the facility’s constant noise, bright artificial lighting, and electrical hum could seriously disrupt animal behavior, stress levels, and long-established breeding programs. The zoo is home to more than 3,700 animals representing over 350 species and maintains one of the most important collections of rare and endangered wildlife in the United States.

This conflict highlights a growing backlash against the rapid expansion of data centers driven by the AI boom. These facilities require massive amounts of electricity and operate 24 hours a day, prompting communities nationwide to raise concerns about energy consumption, water use, noise pollution, and environmental impacts. Wildlife conservation groups are now joining the resistance.

More than 180,000 people have already signed a petition opposing the project.

The developer behind the data center states that it will use waterless cooling systems, meet all local noise regulations, and comply with environmental standards. However, zoo leaders argue that the location itself, immediately next to sensitive animal habitats, makes the project unacceptable regardless of technical mitigations.

The dispute underscores a broader challenge of the AI era: how to build the vast digital infrastructure needed for artificial intelligence without placing undue pressure on local communities, ecosystems, and wildlife.

[Dr. Dave @drdave1999]

Q: Before the polio vaccine, didn’t the virus paralyze and kill people enjoying their ‘gift from God?!’

Ladapo: Well, you have to take the bad with the good.

Q: That’s the point— you DON’T have to. Vaccines have saved MILLIONS of lives.

Ladapo: God doesn’t believe in science.

[Subpoena Colada @Subpeona_Colada]

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