Jérôme

Silent gratitude isn't very much use to anyone.
Always expect the worst and hope for the best. Yesterday is History, Today is a Gift, Tomorrow is Mystery.

[GINGERSKOL💜💛 @GlowSurfing]

Spot on!! 🎯😎😆

I can’t wait for the comments!!

Nicklas Nilsson explains the difference between right-wing and left-wing people in spot-on text on Facebook:

"If a right-wing person is gay, then he is, and he doesn't care what others think.
If a left-winger is gay, then he demands legal changes, protests against everything and everyone, and turns it into a political struggle.

If a right-winger is vegan, then he simply doesn't eat meat.
If a left-winger is vegan, then he wants to ban meat, halt food production, and protest outside farms and chicken farms.

If a right-winger doesn't like guns, then he just doesn't buy any.
If a left-winger doesn't like guns, then he tries to ban them, prevent everyone else from owning one, and hates those who do.

If a right-winger is worried about the climate, then he flies less, drives an electric car if it suits him, and sorts his waste.

If a left-winger is worried about the climate, then he wants to ban fossil fuel cars, air travel, and meat for everyone else, protest outside factories, and demand that the state forces the change.

If a right-winger wants to give his children a good education, then he moves to an area with good schools, or chooses a private school, or gets involved himself.
If a left-winger wants to give his children a good education, then he demands more tax money from everyone, equal results for all, a ban on charter schools, and protests against every inequality.

If a right-winger complains about his job or workplace.. he doesn't. He changes jobs or starts his own business.
If a left-winger complains about his job – then it's the boss, the company, or the colleagues who are at fault. He demands collective agreements, strikes, changes for the whole community, and protests against the company so that it suits him.

If a right-winger is dissatisfied with his housing or rent, then he moves, renovates, or buys something else.
If a left-winger is dissatisfied with his housing or rent, then he demands rent freezes, more subsidies, regulations for everyone, and protests against landlords and politicians.

If a right-winger fails with a business or an investment that goes wrong, then he gets up, dusts himself off, and tries again tomorrow.
If a left-winger runs out of money on the 24th, then he blames the rich for having too much and needing to contribute more, blames the lottery win that didn't come home last week, and mutters that he has such damn bad luck.

If a right-winger sees this – then he sends it to a few friends for a good laugh.
If a left-winger sees this – then he tries to argue against it, get it removed, and delete me from Facebook."

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

Well, I have some news that's going to make some people uncomfortable...

My wife and I are pulling our youngest out of North Carolina public schools and my wife will be homeschooling him.

And no, we're not sorry about it.

We didn't come to this decision lightly. We prayed on it, argued about it, ran the numbers, lost sleep over it.

But every road led back to the same common theme: nobody on God's green earth loves that boy more than his mother and I do, and nobody is more responsible for who he becomes than us.

Yet, rather ironically, despite believing this somewhere along the way, we handed that responsibility to strangers and... trusted them with it.

His mind. His values. His time. His education. His TRUTH.

...and this past year, for the first time, we stopped and asked whether they'd earned that trust.

We don't think they did.

So we're taking it back.

Yeah, we're scared. Scared we'll get something wrong. Scared of the workload. Nervous about what people will say.

But I'll take the fear of us doing it ourselves over the quiet horror of watching our son be indoctrinated in utter BS woke nonsense and be laughed at for believing in God and mocked for liking President Trump (all of which occurred this year.

So yeah, he's going to read the hard books. The ones they'd rather he didn't.

He's going to learn history that hasn't been run through an anti-White woke filter.

He's going to know exactly where he comes from and what he believes.

Most importantly, he's going to grow up watching his mother choose him, to spend every day, all day with him, over what was easy.

They had their shot. They blew it.

We've got him from here. 🇺🇸

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Don’t listen to any conservative who claims The Odyssey isn’t woke or that the DEI casting isn’t a problem. They’re full of it. Here’s why.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

If someone made a movie set in Africa and based on ancient African folklore, and then populated the cast with white people and other random races and ethnicities that have nothing to do with Africa, everyone would say that the casting is ridiculous and distracting at best (and I would agree). Yet the same thing is done in the reverse to a foundational text of western civilization and even conservatives line up to defend it. It’s pathetic, honestly.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Just saw The Odyssey. Despite what you may have heard, literally all of the criticisms by conservatives were entirely correct. The movie is just as woke as you fear, if not more so. The DEI casting is atrocious. Completely takes you out of the story right from the beginning. But even worse than that is Nolan’s decision to turn Odysseus into an anachronistic whiney, solemn shell of a man plagued by “trauma” and guilt. It’s impossible to overlook these flaws because the film itself is not terribly entertaining or well constructed. For the most part it is disjointed, dull, self-serious, disenchanted, somehow feeling both verbose and overly rushed at the same time. The dialogue is some of the worst I’ve ever heard in a “critically acclaimed” film. “On the nose” and “clunky” are descriptions that can’t even begin to describe this script. At no point in the story does Nolan ever transport the audience to the ancient world. You never feel like you’re 3,000 years in the past. You feel like you’re watching modern Americans put on a pageant, because you are. Nobody would be calling this thing a masterpiece if it was made by a director not named Christopher Nolan.

[Anthea @Anthea06274890]

@MattWalshBlog @MWischnevsky

[Jérôme @jerome_aa]

I won the most interesting prize: a dehydrated water.

[Capt Kyle @CaptKylePatriot]

‼️ THEY HAVE BEEN LYING TO YOU ABOUT OIL FOR 150 YEARS. 🛢️

Oil is not rare. It is not made from dead dinosaurs. It is the second most common liquid on Earth after water and it is literally the planet’s lifeblood.

The entire “fossil fuel” scam was invented by the Rockefellers and the Smithsonian in the late 1800s to create artificial scarcity and jack up prices to insane levels. They fed you the biotic lie so you would believe oil is some finite dinosaur soup that is about to run dry. Total fabrication.

Oil is abiotic. It is a liquid mineral cooked deep in the Earth’s mantle under crushing pressure and scorching heat. It is the natural lubricant for tectonic plates and the grease that keeps the planet’s massive gears turning smoothly.

That is why wells drilled dry in the 1970s are filling back up again today. The Earth is pumping fresh oil from below and regenerating it nonstop. It does not run out. We are sucking the lubricant out of the planet’s engine and now the whole machine is starting to shake.

More earthquakes. Creaking faults. Grinding plates. Coincidence? No. We are stripping the oil that keeps the Earth’s crust sliding properly and the system is literally seizing up.

The so-called “fossil theory” is the greatest economic hack in human history. Real crude oil has almost zero biological markers. No nitrogen, no phosphorus, nothing that would survive if it came from dead organisms. It is pure polymeric hydrocarbons, primordial stuff from the Earth’s own formation.

Thomas Gold tried to warn the world. He proved hydrocarbons like methane and oil rise from the deep mantle, not from ancient swamps. The establishment destroyed his reputation because the truth would collapse their entire control grid.

If people knew oil is basically tap water for the planet, endlessly generated from below, the entire parasitic geopolitics of wars, sanctions, and price manipulation would evaporate overnight.

They do not want you to know the Earth makes its own oil.
They need you scared, dependent, and paying through the nose while they bleed the planet dry.
Wake up. The dinosaurs had nothing to do with it. This is the biggest lie they ever sold us and it is killing the engine of the world.
@SternDrewCrypto

@CaptKylePatriot

[Vicky Verma @Unexplained2020]

Tom DeLonge seriously suggested back in 2020 that aliens may have been present at the birth of Jesus Christ, and that the Star of Bethlehem might not have been a star at all, but a UFO or some kind of craft hovering over the place where Jesus was born.

The Bible says the Magi followed a “star” that guided them to the place where Jesus was born. But a real star does not move like a GPS, stop over a specific house, or hover over one exact location so travelers can identify a baby. A star is billions of miles away. It cannot casually park itself above Bethlehem like some cosmic spotlight.

DeLonge pointed to ancient religious texts and said people thousands of years ago described things like voices in the head, burning bushes that talked, and mysterious lights in the sky. His point was simple but disturbing:

Tom DeLonge raised this same question in interviews, discussing ancient texts, religion, UFOs, and the possibility that people in the ancient world may have described advanced phenomena in the only language they had at the time.

If something came from the sky, glowed, moved with purpose, spoke to people, appeared and disappeared, or acted like intelligence was behind it, ancient people would probably call it divine.

A Christian minister named Reverend Barry Downing wrote a book in 1968 called The Bible and Flying Saucers, where he argued that some major Biblical events could be reinterpreted as encounters with advanced non-human technology.

He connected UFO-like ideas to things such as the Star of Bethlehem, angels, the burning bush, Moses on Mount Sinai, the pillar of cloud and fire, and other strange moments where something powerful appears from the sky and changes human history.

I am not saying this proves aliens were standing around the manger taking photos of baby Jesus, but it does make you ask a very uncomfortable question.

What if some of the most sacred events in history were witnessed by people who genuinely saw something extraordinary, but explained it through the religious language of their time?

Maybe the Star of Bethlehem was truly a miracle.

Maybe it was a rare astronomical event.

Or maybe it was something much closer, brighter, smarter, and stranger than a star.

[Jérôme @jerome_aa]

@ineditrice Hey. Is it okay with you if I DM you to ask you a few questions about Malta?

[Jérôme @jerome_aa]

@MissD5 I guess you're right. At the end of the day, it is about performance and quality; not about size. 😜

[Jérôme @jerome_aa]

How come Uruguay (with an area of 176215 km^2) has only a population of 3.5 million; in comparison to Lebanon (with an area of 10452 km^2) having a population of 5.9 million?
Lebanon has 1.7x population over 17x smaller area.

#MindBlowing

[The hunter @TrueGemHunter]

👽 9 Types of Aliens Millions Claim to Have Seen in past 100 years

1️⃣ Greys:
Small, large black eyes, often described in classic abduction reports

2️⃣ Reptilians:
Shape shifting lizard like beings, rumored to influence governments

3️⃣ Nordics:
Tall, blond, human like beings, said to warn about Earth’s future

4️⃣ Insectoids:
Mantis like entities, linked in some accounts to experiments and mind control

5️⃣ Hybrids:
Part human part alien beings, described in genetic mixing claims

6️⃣ Sirians:
Reported connection to the Sirius star system and ancient myths

7️⃣ Draconians:
Warlike dragon like beings, often described as dominant in space civilizations

8️⃣ Anunnaki:
Ancient gods from Sumerian texts, claimed by some theories to have influenced human origin

9️⃣ Lyrans:
Feline or human like beings, sometimes described as one of the oldest alien groups

🚨 Are these just myths, modern conspiracies, or something deeper
If so many unrelated people describe similar beings, is it still a coincidence??

🔎 The real question is simple
Are we alone in the universe, or only seeing a small part of the truth

👉 What do you think Drop your theories below ⬇️

[Jérôme @jerome_aa]

You are born with wings, why are you crawling through life? #QuoteiLike

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

BREAKING: DOJ investigation finds that the Yale School of Medicine intentionally discriminated based on race in its admissions.

Black and Hispanic students have a much higher chance of admission than White or Asian students with the same test scores, and were also admitted with lower academic qualifications.

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

I was on a train in Tokyo. We stopped between stations. Announcement in Japanese, then in English: "We apologize for the delay. We will resume shortly."

The delay was maybe 3 minutes. Not a big deal.

When the train started moving again, another announcement: "We sincerely apologize for the delay. We were stopped for 3 minutes and 20 seconds. This is unacceptable. Thank you for your patience."

Three minutes and twenty seconds. They measured it exactly. And called it unacceptable.

When I got off at my stop, there were station staff on the platform bowing and handing out delay certificates.

I took one out of curiosity. It was an official document stating that the train had been delayed by 3 minutes and 20 seconds, signed and stamped.

The staff member said in English "for your employer. So they know the delay was not your fault."

I said I'm a tourist, I don't need it. He looked confused. "But the delay affected you. You deserve an apology."

Three minutes. They were treating a three-minute delay like a major incident.

Later I mentioned this to a Japanese friend. They said "oh yes, delay certificates are normal. Trains are supposed to be exactly on time. If they are late, they must apologize."

I said three minutes isn't late, it's nothing. My friend said "in Japan, three minutes is late. On time means on time. Not approximately on time."

They said the train company probably investigated why there was a 3-minute delay. "They will find the cause and fix it so it doesn't happen again."

I kept the certificate. It's framed in my apartment now. A reminder that somewhere in the world, people care about three minutes.

© 6IX.

[Paul White Gold Eagle @PaulGoldEagle]

MY FRIENDS!

IT'S OFFICIAL!!!
PFIZER HAS JUST PUBLISHED THE LIST OF POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS,
OF ITS « COVID VACCINE »!!!

IT'S CRIMINAL!

1) Blood clot,
2) Acute kidney injury,
3) Acute flaccid myelitis,
4) Positive anti-sperm antibodies,
5) Brainstem embolism,
6) Brainstem thrombosis,
7) Cardiac arrest (hundreds of cases),
😎 Heart failure,

*** 9) Cardiac ventricular thrombosis...

10) Cardiogenic shock,
11) Central nervous system vasculitis,
12) Neonatal death,
13) Deep vein thrombosis,
14) Brainstem encephalitis,
15) Hemorrhagic encephalitis,
16) Frontal lobe epilepsy,
17) Epileptic psychosis,
18) Facial paralysis,
19) Fetal distress syndrome,
20) Gastrointestinal amyloidosis,
21) Generalized tonic-clonic seizure,
22) Hashimoto's encephalopathy,
23) Hepatic vascular thrombosis,
24) Shingles reactivation,

25) *** Cancer reactivation...

26) Turbo cancers,
27) Immune-mediated hepatitis,
28) Interstitial lung disease,
29) Jugular vein embolism,
30) Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy,
31) Liver damage,
32) Low birth weight,
34) Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children,
35) Myocarditis,
36) Neonatal seizure,
37) Pancreatitis,
38) Pneumonia,
39) Stillbirth,
40) Tachycardia,
41) Temporal lobe epilepsy,
43) Testicular autoimmunity,
44) Thrombotic stroke,
45) Type 1 diabetes mellitus,
46) Neonatal vein thrombosis,
47) Vertebral artery thrombosis,
48) Pericarditis,
49) Sudden infant death syndrome.

SEVERE CONSEQUENCES of a so-called vaccine that protects neither against the disease, nor its transmission, nor severe forms!

" I was insulted, called a dangerous conspiracy theorist, I lost friends for saying that, for any medication, there are side effects, for loudly proclaiming that a so-called vaccine, which kills more than the disease, has no reason to be used, nor made mandatory.

I lost my job as a surgeon because of it! "

Doctor RESIMONT

[Jérôme @jerome_aa]

@paolasidawi Hahaa. Lukluk.

[Jérôme @jerome_aa]

May the 4th be with you.

[Jérôme @jerome_aa]

Phantom crying and Deja vus are the scariest and most annoying brain tricks that anyone could experience.