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[Gwhip @grantwhipple1]

@BlaireWhite Hope that Church is helping him. TMZ is gross AF for printing this, but who’s surprised?….

[Gwhip @grantwhipple1]

@CannaMuffinMan @lucawya Butter fried is the bomb, but bacon fat fried is Fire!!!!🔥

[“Sudden And Unexpected” @toobaffled]

If you want the MMR, this is the insert that comes in the box.

Section 6. Encephalitis. Guillain-Barré. Seizures. Thrombocytopenia. Vasculitis. Anaphylaxis. Deafness.

They listed them. After reading the possible reactions, pretty sure I’ll pass.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

The people of Brazil are SWARMING the streets as Flavio Bolsonaro currently leads against the man who threw his father in jail.

What we are witnessing in South America is the total rejection of Communist tyrants and the embrace of freedom.

[Gwhip @grantwhipple1]

@TheDrugMoney Bruh… when I was making $360k annually, I still use a damn washcloth and an orange bar of Dial soap on everything…

[Rob_Maddy_ @Rob_Maddy_]

I always keep this in mind.

[Gwhip @grantwhipple1]

@MidwesternDoc Any indications for migraine?

[Steve Hilton @SteveHiltonx]

Sacramento’s been one-party for 16 years, so now they tell you how to live, what car to drive, even what tires to put on it. Becerra’s been in that machine for 36 years.

California’s soul is freedom, not a nanny state: first $150K tax-free, $3 gas, your state back.

WAKE UP CALIFORNIA and vote for CHANGE.

[Bitcoin for Freedom @BTC_for_Freedom]

13 years of school.

Not one hour on:

What money is. Who creates it. Why it shrinks. Who profits when it does.

You learned the mitochondria. You learned trigonometry.

You never learned the one system that would rule every day of your adult life.

Ask yourself if that's an accident.

[Gwhip @grantwhipple1]

@NewEmergingKing Great job sir! ALL of those boys are lucky to have you as a teacher and a role model.

[TheSkyMeds | Cancer & Parasites Explained @skymeds_store]

I was standing in Tractor Supply, staring at the horse health aisle, feeling like an idiot.

I don't know how long I stood there. Long enough that a clerk probably noticed. Long enough to almost leave twice.

Then a guy walks up and asks the same clerk, "Where's your Ivermectin?"

I pointed. "Right there."

He looks at me. I look at him. He goes, "You taking it too?"

Turns out he's a Christian. Found out about it on X. Same as me. Two strangers in the same aisle for the same reason.

He told me his story.

Last October he got diagnosed with aggressive UPS cancer. It was spreading fast. Chemo wasn't doing anything. He was told to get his affairs in order.

He started taking ivermectin. Two pencil-eraser doses. Under the tongue.

Now his cancer is shrinking. He said he feels better than he has in months.

Then he said something that got me. He said, "God put you here today to remind me I'm not alone."

I'm not a crier. But I came close, right there next to the dewormer.

So I bought the paste.

Started May 29th. One pencil-eraser dose of ivermectin. A pea-sized dose of fenbendazole. That's it.

I'm not fighting anything major. I just wanted to see what it would do.

What I noticed:

I used to sleep six hours and wake up feeling like I'd been hit by a truck. I blamed X for that, honestly. Screens until 1am, then dragging myself through the next day.

Now I sleep six hours and I'm fine. That's it. Same sleep, different morning.

I don't know what's doing it. Could be the paste. Could be that I'm paying attention to my body for the first time in years. Could be placebo.

I genuinely don't care anymore.

I just know I'm not stopping.

[Gwhip @grantwhipple1]

@AmesStraight My school had one, but it was responsibly done… you couldn’t smoke there till you were a junior..

[Humanspective @Humanspective]

This spine tingling moment just happened at the Sen. Johnson Hospital Protocols Hearing.

I can understand exactly why the room erupted.

Here’s an attorney with 50 years experience.

At the start of covid, he gets flooded with requests to make Hospitals give early treatment protocols.

But the result of his work is the part really blew my mind.

95.8% of the cases he won ,to force the Hospital to administer Ivermectin. Survived.

But then I heard the contrast of what happened when he lost his cases... the patients who had to go with standard of care hospital protocols which included Remdesivir.

Ralph Lorigo Esq. - “Where I lost.... Every. Single. Person. Died”

I’m left speechless.

[Gwhip @grantwhipple1]

@lucawya PITCH BLACK, NO NOISE

[Gwhip @grantwhipple1]

@lucawya I wear the most spectacular sleep mask that blocks ALL light, and I can’t understand how you psychopaths sleep with a fuc@ing light on!!!! I would block all light from my bedroom but my wife is one of you psychos!!

[Pascal Najadi CMD USSF🇺🇸👊🏻 @JFKPASCAL]

🚨🚨ELON: "One of the biggest fraud holes we've uncovered ... is that the government can give money to a so called nonprofit ... They then give themselves ... insane salaries, expense everything, buy jets and homes ... on the taxpayer dime ... This is happening at scale."

[Gwhip @grantwhipple1]

@NewEmergingKing @EdLatimore Thank you @NewEmergingKing for all that you are doing for all of these boys! Black or White, everyone benefits from boys and young men being taught these lessons. I always love seeing how much learning, respect and responsibility you impart to these growing young men.

[American AF 🇺🇸 @iAnonPatriot]

He’s not wrong for saying the quiet part. A country is only as advanced as the people who build it and keep it running.

Whites built the institutional America everyone is fighting to enter — courts, patents, power plants, and the middle-class order. Much of sub-Saharan Africa still struggles with corruption, coups, collapsing services, and societies that can’t keep the lights on without help from Western countries.

People should want the historic American core to stay intact — because that’s what made the country worth migrating to in the first place.

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

When Hurricane Katrina drowned New Orleans in 2005, the federal government froze.
FEMA had no plan. Bureaucrats demanded forms. Police blocked roads.

You know who saved thousands of Americans?
A bunch of duck hunters with beer bellies and pickup trucks from the Louisiana swamps.

They called themselves the “Cajun Navy.”

Eighty percent of New Orleans was submerged under fifteen feet of toxic, sewage-filled water.
Thousands of elderly people and children were baking on rooftops in 95-degree heat, screaming for help that wasn't coming.
Officials were issuing warnings: “Do not enter. Unsafe. You don't have authorization.”

Down in the bayous of Lafayette and Houma, men looked at their TV screens, walked out to their sheds, and hooked their 14-foot flat-bottom fishing boats to their Chevy trucks.

They didn't ask for permission.
They didn't ask for gas money.
They didn't check who was Democrat or Republican, Black or White.

Hundreds of swamp boys drove straight into the disaster zone with shotguns, flashlights, and coolers of water.
When local authorities tried to turn them back at checkpoints, they ignored the deputies, launched their johnboats into the floodwaters from highway overpasses, and followed the cries in the dark.

They dodged live power lines and submerged cars.
They cut holes through rooftops with chainsaws.
They hauled shivering grandmothers, newborn infants, and abandoned dogs into their boats for days without sleep.

No government badge.
No paycheck.
Just regular American rednecks who refused to let their neighbors drown.

God bless the Cajun Navy. That is what makes this country unbreakable. 🇺🇸🛶

[Callum Lyon @CallumLyon]

I still can't believe school never taught us anything about mortgages, credit scores, savings, taxes, or how politics actually impacts our lives. No proper lessons on budgeting, rent, interest, or how to avoid drowning in debt once you reach adulthood. But somehow we had time to learn cursive handwriting, complicated algebra we've never used since, the cells of a leaf, Venn diagrams, and how to set magnesium on fire with a Bunsen burner. Funny how school prepared us for exams, but barely prepared us for real life.