Robert Webman

Dr. Bob

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@Svet1069788 @XFreeze My observation from the distance is that he fired people who were producing anything for the company. He wasn’t punishing them for doing things he was relieving them them for not doing anything.

It was also a group of them who were doing things that were negative for free speech

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@tslaproxy @handre From the individual patient’s perspective, healthcare is limited in England I hope you’re happy with the limited healthcare

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https://t.co/ibjiOW0o13

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@elonmusk The expression capitalism is a negative derogatory description of the free market, possibly originated by Carl Marx. The free market is not capitalism. Capital is just a tool to express the value. There are other methods of expressing value in commerce and ultimately freedom.

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@ImtiazMadmood If this is true, it’s just another example of how support of Israel is a good investment for any nation including the UK and the USA. For any dollar invested in the support of Israel, the return is tenfold.

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@EliAfriatISR Hi

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@MattWalshBlog Can you think of anything that would not exist in the US without the codependence the United States interacting as it does with Israel? Is there another nation more aligned with US interest? ironically, even more than some of our individual states.

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@Keltic_Witch @newstart_2024 According to this:

This is the opposite of federalism

There is no indication for local control

There’s no individual liberty

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@Ris21165Pheonix @joeroganhq Given the current structure of our society, you’re right these are the ones who will be producing, but I don’t think highly medicated trans kids with piercings and green hair have a brighten of future to work for these people

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@VigilantFox @MidwesternDoc After 1920, advances , improved hygiene, and medical care Slashed maternal deaths to about 10 to 20 per 100,000 by the late 20th century. Infant mortality dropped to around 5 to 10 per 1,000 in developed nations, thanks to better obstetric practices and neonatal care.

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@VigilantFox @MidwesternDoc Before 1920, maternal mortality rates in developed countries were high, often around 600 to 900 deaths per 100,000 live births, due to infections, hemorrhage, and lack of medical interventions. Infant mortality during childbirth was also significant, roughly 100 to 200 per 1,000

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@ElonMuskAOC Mona Lisa

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Execution shows ISIS's harsh treatment of women https://t.co/rVtXB1HxwG via @YouTube

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@Sarah4Trump_ Meir

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@iamnot_elon Axe

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@bennyjohnson historical or hysterical