Randy C

Stand up and speak out for what is right!!!

[Dr. Simone Gold @drsimonegold]

Fauci was wrong about virtually everything. We were right all along.

-Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine worked—safe, early treatments that were deliberately suppressed.

-Masks were theater, not science.

-Lockdowns caused far more harm than good.

-Remdesivir was, and remains, harmful.

-The mRNA injections carried serious risks that were never honestly disclosed.

-Six-foot “social distancing” was an arbitrary invention with no rigorous basis.

-PCR testing was massively overused and produced huge numbers of false positives that were treated as real infections.

-The case fatality rate for most people was low.

-COVID originated from the Wuhan lab, and NIH funding flowed into gain-of-function research there.

Fauci funded and defended that research while publicly denying it.

He lied to protect his position, his funding streams, and his power. He harmed ordinary Americans—patients, families, children—to advance his own money and control.

This man should face real accountability. Put the villain in prison.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The word sugar is not on most labels. These are.

Sucrose is sugar.
Dextrose is sugar.
Maltose is sugar.
Fructose is sugar.
Glucose syrup is sugar.
Invert sugar syrup is sugar.
Fruit juice concentrate is sugar.
Barley malt extract is sugar.
Rice syrup is sugar.
Agave nectar is sugar.
Date syrup is sugar.
Honey is sugar.

And then the ones that do not even have to hide, because nobody thinks to look:

Starch is sugar.
Bread is starch.
Oats are starch.
Rice is starch.
Potato is starch.
Pasta is starch.

Starch is glucose molecules in a chain. Your saliva starts cutting that chain in your mouth, before you have swallowed. By the time it clears your small intestine it is glucose, which is the identical molecule that arrives from a spoonful of table sugar.

Wholemeal bread has a glycaemic index around 74. Table sugar sits nearer 65.

The bread hits your blood faster than the sugar does, and the bread is the one on the government plate.

Ingredients are listed by weight, heaviest first, so splitting one substance across four names keeps any of them off the top of the list. That is the trick on the back of the packet.

The trick on the front is calling half of it wholesome.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

A cow eats grass, which you can't, and hands back:

- Meat: complete protein and fat
- Milk: protein, fat, calcium, in one liquid
- Leather: clothing and tools
- Tallow: cooking fat, soap, candles
- Bone: broth, tools, fertiliser
- Organs: the most nutrient-dense food there is
- Manure: the fertiliser that grows next year's grass

Every part used. All of it built out of a plant the human gut treats as packaging.

No factory on earth reproduces this. We cannot industrialise what happens inside a cow: grass in, complete human nutrition out, soil left better than it was found.

It runs on rain and grass, makes copies of itself for free, and we are told to get rid of it to save the planet.

While flying in almonds from California and shipping soy from Brazil.

[Cynical Publius @CynicalPublius]

My thoughts on today's ignominious performance in the Senate by "Doctor" Anthony Fauci are below.

Less than 900 words, please read if so inclined.

[Pierre Kory, MD MPA @PierreKory]

A simple off-patent IV saved countless patients from sepsis, the #1 killer in hospitals. So, after Marik proved it worked, doctored trials were run that deliberately started the treatment too late to work. Here I reveal what we're never told about sepsis.
https://t.co/h31H32NS4j

[Randy C @rstriper]

@NoDMsPerfavore How about all of them, I’ll pitch in the extra $.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

If you think humans were happily plant-based before farming, I've got a lovely little experiment for you.

Head to your nearest woodland at dawn. No shop. No packed lunch. No phone to summon a pizza when morale collapses. Just you and the "abundant natural plant foods" our ancestors supposedly thrived on. Forage all day. Feed yourself. Off you go.

Here's what you won't find.

No bread. No rice. No oats. No pasta. No potatoes, and even if you found something like them you'd need a fire and a pot before they'd do you any good. No fields of anything, because fields are farming, and farming's the thing you've decided we hadn't got round to. No fruit worth the name either, bar a brief autumn window, and what's there is small, sour and armoured with pips. A few berries if the birds haven't had them. Some optimistic leaves.

What you will find is the mushroom that looks exactly like the nice mushroom and shuts your liver down by teatime. The berry that's gorgeous, glossy, and your last. Nettles. A bog. The dawning realisation that you can't tell the harmless white flower from hemlock, which is a distinction Socrates would urge you to take seriously.

You'll end the day cold, scratched, poisoned in at least one interesting way, and somehow hungrier than when you started, having burned more calories hunting the salad than the salad ever contained. That's not a diet. That's a wide selection of ways to die with a full mouth and a foraging app open.

Now here's what would actually have fed you. The rabbit. The deer. The fish in the stream. The eggs in the nest. The fat, the marrow, the organs. Dense, immediate, reliable, and not remotely interested in poisoning you for revenge.

The plants were garnish, when they weren't actively trying to kill you.

The meal has always had a heartbeat.

Go and forage for a day. You'll come home a carnivore, if you come home at all.

[Randy C @rstriper]

@Luizmd Fear of other people, but it should be #1!

[Saggezza Eterna @FinalTelegraph]

Liberals Are the Most Dangerous and Inherently Evil Threat to America (THREAD🧵)

The liberal is not merely mistaken, misguided, or simply wrong; they are soulless creatures lacking any moral compass or human empathy, a fact proven by their cold indifference to the millions of lives destroyed by their policies. They are predatory hunters, stalking the vulnerable not to help them, but to secure their votes and feed their insatiable hunger for power, treating the poor as pawns in a game of political chess while they themselves live in gated communities. This is a depraved ideology, morally corrupt beyond redemption, that has normalized the murder of the unborn and the mutilation of children, celebrating these atrocities as progress while claiming the high ground of compassion.

They are treacherous by nature, betraying their country and their neighbors at every turn, from selling our secrets to foreign adversaries to opening our borders to invaders who threaten the very fabric of our society. They are parasitic entities, feeding on the success and labor of hardworking Americans, draining the wealth of the productive to fund their corrupt machine and enrich their donor class. Their actions are malicious, acting with intentional harm and ill will against the very people they claim to serve, as seen in their deliberate destruction of our energy independence which drives up costs for the working class....

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Turns out the most vegan thing you could eat is a cow.

Plant-based? Grass only, start to finish. Not one cheat day.

Cruelty-free? One death feeds a family for a month. A field of wheat kills more than that by breakfast.

Ethically raised? Outdoors in the sun, eating the only thing it ever wanted, with the herd.

Nutritionally complete? A mouthful of weeds becomes every nutrient you buy in a tub.

Good for the planet? It feeds the soil, the worms and the swallows just by standing there.

It beats the vegans on every box they drew themselves.

And then, tragically, it tastes incredible.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

You are what your dinner ate. And your chicken ate soybean oil.

A pig and a chicken are open buckets. Whatever fat goes in the front is the fat you find on them at the end.

- Chicken fat: 21% polyunsaturated
- Pork fat: 11%, climbing every year as the feed mills go cheaper
- Grain-fed beef fat: 3.5%
- Grass-fed beef fat: 1.9%

The worst feedlot cow alive still gives you fat five times cleaner than the best chicken money can buy.

The reason is the rumen:

- Four chambers of bacteria
- Their whole job is grabbing polyunsaturated fat and hydrogenating it
- Soybean oil goes in the mouth, leaves as stearic acid
- All of it done before a drop ever reaches its back

The animal runs a refinery in its neck, and it works whether the farmer deserves it or not.

You cannot ruin a cow's fat by feeding it rubbish. You can ruin a pig's in a fortnight.

They told you to swap the red meat for the white. The white meat is a soybean in a costume.

[Randy C @rstriper]

@miles_commodore Ditto

[Randy C @rstriper]

@mrddmia 😂 bet he is truly worried! Nothing will happen to him!

[Randy C @rstriper]

@RandPaul B S!!! He could murder someone right in front of y’all and you wouldn’t do anything about it except talk!!
Stop the waste of taxpayer dollars for bs hearings.

[Miles Commodore @miles_commodore]

I'm done with Hannity interviews. He gets really good guests, but I'm always yelling at the TV, would you please let the man or woman answer the freaking question.

Do you still enjoy his show?

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Activist: "Going plant-based means nothing has to die for my dinner."

Farmer: "Ever walked behind a combine?"

Activist: "No."

Farmer: "Follow one across a wheat field in August. Mice, voles, leverets, ground-nesting birds that sat tight instead of running. The buzzards learn the timetable and sit on the poles waiting. Then there's the rat poison round the grain store, the slug pellets on the oilseed, the pigeons shot off the brassicas, and whatever dies against the rabbit fence."

Activist: "That's incidental. It isn't deliberate."

Farmer: "It's annual, and it's on the invoice. The vole hasn't got an opinion about your intentions. You've drawn a line between the death you paid for and the death you paid for and didn't have to watch."

Activist: "It's still fewer deaths than eating meat."

Farmer: "Depends on the field. One bullock off a hill that's never seen a plough feeds a family for months and cost the wildlife the grass and nothing else. A hundred acres of arable gets combined, sprayed and baited every year to make your bread."

Activist: "You can't seriously claim veganism kills more."

Farmer: "I'm claiming nobody eats without something dying. You've chosen the version where it dies out of sight and called that innocence."

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

"I could never eat something that had a face."

Right, but the wheat had a field.

And the field had roughly sixty of them: wood mice, voles, shrews, leverets, a nest of skylarks in the tramline. Then a combine came through at fifteen miles an hour in August and took the whole roof off their world in one afternoon.

"That's not the same. Nobody chose to kill them."

Nobody chose them individually, no. The farmer chose the field. The field had a population. The combine had a schedule. The mice were not consulted and were not counted, because nobody counts the ones you didn't mean.

"You're being ridiculous, that's just incidental."

Yes. That's my point. It's incidental. It doesn't bother you.

"It's not comparable to slaughtering a cow deliberately."

So the moral difference is intention.

"Yes."

So the mouse under the blade is fine because the driver was thinking about lunch.

"..."

And the cow in the field, who lived four years outside eating grass on a hill where nothing else grows, is the atrocity, because someone meant it.

"That's twisting my words."

I'm repeating your words. The twist was already in them.

[Joe Abraham @angeldadjoe]

I don't understand.

The car my daughter Katie was riding in was struck at nearly 80 mph by an intoxicated illegal immigrant with a horrific background who was able to remain in Illinois because of @GovPritzker's "welcoming" and sanctuary policies without adequate guardrails.

No one seemed to mind.
No meaningful policy changes followed.
Why?

Why wasn't Katie's life worthy of the same attention, urgency, and calls for reform?

Why are some tragedies treated as catalysts for change while others are simply accepted and forgotten?

[Miles Commodore @miles_commodore]

Taxation is theft. Your wages are taxed. You pay SS & Medicare Taxes. Then Local State income tax. Then you get your check. Fuel for car-Taxed. Electric bill- Taxed. Food-taxed. Cell Phone-Taxed. Property- taxed.

There is virtually nothing that's not taxed.

I hate taxes.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Buyer: I'll take a gallon of the raw milk.
Seller: Can't sell it for you to drink. State law.
Buyer: Right. So what can you sell it to me for?
Seller: Pets.
Buyer: I haven't got a pet.
Seller: You can still buy the pet milk.
Buyer: The same milk.
Seller: The exact same milk. Just says 'not for human consumption' on the label.
Buyer: And what happens to it after I've bought it?
Seller: Legally? No idea. None of my business. You're a grown adult buying milk for your pet.
Buyer: And this is the law protecting me.
Seller: This is the law protecting you.
Buyer: From milk.
Seller: From milk.
Buyer: That I'm now walking out of the door with.
Seller: Enjoy your pet.