BREAKING:
@SouthwestAir Southwest Airlines Flight 2094 from Nashville to Fort Lauderdale, Florida was forced to divert to Atlanta late last night after a an Arabic looking Muslim passenger onboard the plane threatened to blow the plane up with a bomb!
You can see the SWAT team apprehend the Muslim passenger while terrified passengers were forced to put their hands up.
Zero media coverage!!!! Share this everywhere!!
DEPORT ALL MUSLIMS FROM AMERICA!!
If you were on this flight, please DM me.
@DHSgov@FBIDirectorKash@RealTomHoman@POTUS
Charlie Kirk said black people were better off in slavery and subjugation before the 1940’s.
“It was bad & it was evil but they committed less crimes”
So I dnt wanna hear yall tears frfr
NEW:
ATTENTION TO EVERYONE WHO HAS EVER TAKEN TYLENOL OR KNOWS SOMEONE WITH AUTISM
🚨 Link Between Prenatal Tylenol @tylenol Use and Autism Rates Under Scrutiny as @HHSGov Prepares Major September Announcement On Autism Interventions 🚨
As autism rates continue to climb across the United States, a growing body of research is spotlighting prenatal exposure to acetaminophen – commonly known as Tylenol – as a possible contributing factor to autism. With Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. @RobertKennedyJr set to unveil key findings in September on environmental "interventions" he believes are driving the surge in autism diagnoses in the US, a new study is increasingly pointing to this widely used pain reliever as one potential culprit. The announcement, teased during a recent Cabinet meeting, could reshape guidelines for pregnant women and reignite debates over everyday medications that we have all been told are “safe”.
The latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), released in April 2025, reveals that 1 in 31 U.S. children – or about 3.2% of 8-year-olds – has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), up from 1 in 36 two years earlier. This marks a nearly fivefold increase since the CDC's first survey in 2000, when the rate was 1 in 150. While improved screening and broader diagnostic criteria account for much of the rise, Kennedy has called it an "epidemic running rampant," emphasizing environmental toxins over genetic factors alone.
In an August 26 Cabinet meeting, Kennedy addressed President Donald Trump's concerns about the "tremendous horror show" of autism, stating: "We will have an announcement as promised in September. We’re finding interventions, certain interventions now that are clearly almost certainly causing autism." He referenced a massive HHS-led research effort launched earlier in the year, involving hundreds of scientists worldwide, to pinpoint these triggers. Among the interventions under investigation: prenatal exposures to common substances like acetaminophen, which Kennedy and others have flagged as a risk.
Acetaminophen is the go-to over-the-counter pain and fever reducer for pregnant women, with more than 50% using it worldwide due to its perceived safety compared to alternatives like ibuprofen. But, recent studies suggest it may disrupt fetal brain development, potentially elevating risks for Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) – both classified as neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs).
Now that September has arrived, millions of families await clarity. For now, the 1-in-31 statistic underscores the urgency to identify these autism interventions. Nearly two-thirds of autistic children have severe or borderline intellectual disabilities. While early intervention remains key in identifying autism, we could see a decline in Autism rates in the future if acetaminophen proves to be a factor identified by HHS Secretary Kennedy.
If Tylenol and acetaminophen usage by pregnant women is one of the interventions announced this September by @RobertKennedyJr, it could offer a simple step to curb the Autism epidemic in America and around the world, one pill at a time.
🚨#BREAKING: New footage from the Outer Banks in North Carolina is showing flooding during low tide from Hurricane Erin.
This is one of the most vulnerable communities for flooding from the hurricane.
Please pray for North Carolina today.