Stephen Foster

[Victor’s Voice @VictorsVoice2]

Yes. My son died 16 days after his 1st Pfizer shot. Histopathology showed myocarditis, pericarditis and fatal aortic dissection. Spike protein was found in his aorta which decimated the endothelium. No nucleocapsid- he never had covid. He was healthy, no collagen deficiency disorders, no aneurysm, no high blood pressure. His death was a crime and those perpetrating the lie of safe and effective must be brought to justice for reckless endangerment with depraved indifference to human life. His death was not rare- you can’t find what you don’t look for. Had I not done extensive forensic investigations I would never have known the truth. His peer reviewed and published case directly links the vaccine to his death. I will never forgive or forget and will seek justice no matter how long it may take.

[indy reporter @Indy_reporter_]

The video of @LGMicahBeckwith sent to the @HeritageIndiana @GregoryKBovino event.

He starts off with

“Immigration has been used as a catalyst to destroy our values as Americans and really as Hoosiers.”

From there, Beckwith talks about Temporary Protected Status, the Biden administration’s immigration policies and what he believes has been a failure to enforce America’s immigration laws.

He argues that immigration should be about assimilation into American culture, not changing American culture to accommodate foreign cultures. He also says he is “against multiculturalism,” while making the distinction that people of different ethnic backgrounds can live together under one American culture.

In a nutshell, his message is this:

Know your values. Speak the hard truths. Teach the next generation. Defend what makes America and Indiana worth preserving.

[Save Heritage Indiana @HeritageIndiana]

Talking heads say there are "only" 10-15 million illegals in our homeland. 50 years go, in 1975, the head of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) quoted a similar number.

@GregoryKBovino estimates the number at 100 million. That would be 20-30% of the people here.

We're hosting the nation's first rally for mass deportations, with Mr. Bovino, to save our nation.

We need to increase our sense of urgency, desperately.

We need to signal to people around Trump that his is the base's #1 issue.

If you're a friend apply to be invited to the rally right now. See comments for the link.

Stop doomscrolling. Stop despairing. Link up with hundreds of other patriots and learn how to save our nation.

[Chief_Engineer @ChiefEngineerCE]

6 AM Call to Action

If you have a colleague here on a visa who clearly cannot do their job, report them anonymously - and tell your other colleagues this option exists. Remember the ability to communicate effectively is also a requirement for a visa.

This is how we make it uncomfortable for employers who abuse the system. This is also how we empower the good employers who feel powerless as their teams get flooded with H-1B workers who cannot perform at the expected level.

Every report is required to generate an investigation, eventually. HR may never tell you, but these reports impact financials, policy, and hiring practices over time. It also leads to investigations into whether their academic credentials are valid.

Use the official channels:

- USCIS Tip Form: https://t.co/RvF91BTY75
- Department of Labor Foreign Labor Certification: https://t.co/YxwGF1Q5Nw
- DOL Wage and Hour: 1-866-4-USWAGE (1-866-487-9243)

I prefer online as that leaves an FOIA path that is easily traced.

Quietly share this path with others. When enough people document real performance and communication failures, companies will finally feel pressure to hire Americans who can actually do the work.

[Matt Sweetwood @MSweetwood]

No, this is completely false (per Gemini). This claim is a classic piece of online misinformation that heavily distorts how scientific data works. There is no legitimate scientific study showing that sunscreen inherently causes or increases your risk of skin cancer.

Instead, what this post is doing is misrepresenting a well-known statistical phenomenon in epidemiology known as confounding by indication or "the sunscreen paradox."

Here is the real story behind why claims like this circulate and what the science actually says:

1. The "Sunscreen Paradox" (Why the numbers are skewed)

When researchers look at large, observational population data (like the UK Biobank studies), they sometimes find that people who report using sunscreen also have higher rates of skin cancer. However, sunscreen isn't causing the cancer. * Who uses sunscreen the most? People who have pale skin, burn easily, have a family history of skin cancer, or plan to spend 8 hours baking on a beach. These individuals already have a massively elevated baseline risk for skin cancer.

The "Permission Slip" Effect: Studies show that when people put on sunscreen, they often use it to stay out in intense sunlight far longer than they otherwise would, thinking they are 100% immune. If someone puts on a thin layer of SPF 15 at 10 AM, never reapplies, and sits in the blazing sun for 6 hours, they are still absorbing massive amounts of cellular DNA damage.

2. What Real Clinical Trials Prove

To find out if sunscreen actually protects the skin, you can't just look at who buys it; you have to run a controlled trial.

The most famous, long-term randomized controlled trial on this was conducted in Nambour, Australia. Because it was a controlled trial, it eliminated the "paradox" mentioned above. The results found the exact opposite of your prompt's claim:

Regular, daily sunscreen use reduced the risk of invasive melanoma by 50 to 73%.
It reduced the risk of squamous cell carcinoma by about 40%.

3. The Takeaway

Major global health organizations—including the World Health Organization (WHO), the FDA, and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)—strongly advocate for sunscreen because ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun is a proven Group 1 carcinogen.

Sunscreen acts as a barrier to that radiation, but it isn't an invisible suit of armor. For the best protection, it needs to be paired with seeking shade, avoiding peak UV hours, and wearing sun-protective clothing.

[Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio]

On June 4, the world marks 37 years since the Chinese Communist Party ordered its troops to attack thousands of peaceful demonstrators in and around Tiananmen Square. Those who sacrificed to uphold their unalienable rights of free expression and peaceful assembly will be vindicated someday.

[Labrador Skeptic @SaysSimulation]

Indiana's answer to Pride Month: Nuclear Family Month.

"The nuclear family, consisting of one husband, one wife, and any biological, adopted, or fostered children, is God's design for family structure and has been the foundation of society since the creation of the world"

[Stephen Foster @stewiefo]

@chiproytx You were a good one Sir, thank you for being a fighter.

[Charles Curran @charliebcurran]

Marco Rubio finding out he has to run Spirit Airlines now too.

[Jesse Kelly @JesseKellyDC]

More bulletproof glass and better security is great but it’s just treating a symptom and not the problem.

The problem is the assasin factory university system in this country.

You can try to stop all the other planes from attacking you or you can lay waste the plane factory.

[Stephen Foster @stewiefo]

@WhiteHouse Also roll up Antifa and other kooks while we can

[Stephen Foster @stewiefo]

@Pontifex Moronic!

[Stephen Foster @stewiefo]

@amjadt25 Well said!

[Stephen Foster @stewiefo]

@charlesmurray Ditto for web pages, the Grey on grey 9pt font thing was diabolical.

[Stephen Foster @stewiefo]

@ClownWorld This is shocking because we live in a criminal infested country. We have to lock our children up because they won't lock up or hang the criminals.

[Stephen Foster @stewiefo]

@elonmusk Sadly the people who need to learn rarely if ever do. Still for those few that study, right on!

[Stephen Foster @stewiefo]

@TheReclamare No thanks

[Stephen Foster @stewiefo]

@ScottPresler You earned it sir! Thank you for your hard work!

[Scott Adams @ScottAdamsSays]

I have a favor to ask.

If my work helped you, or someone you know, please follow my biographer and good friend @joelpollak and leave a comment here in case he wants to follow up with you on DMs.

It gives me great joy to learn about any contribution I made.

I tried to be useful.

[Daniel @ListenToLewko]

Her parents called her Matilda because it was the most Aussie name they could think of for the first Australian-born member of their Ukrainian family.

Yesterday, they buried their 10 year old Jewish child in the country they previously thought would give them a better life.

The parents asked everyone to share a bee to remember Matilda.