Atomic Adam

Cat Herder

[Ash @ashincolorado]

Ready for a class action lawsuit?
I am.

[Justin Credible @GravySauceCream]

men over 40 by 8pm

[Curiosity @MAstronomers]

Damn it's crazy how close the meteor came to hitting the visitor center...

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

A trans child is the same as a vegan dog.

We all know somebody else is making the decisions.

[Slim @onu_slim]

At 50, life quietly hands you the bill for all the choices you made when no one was watching. Your body is no longer forgiving, so health stops being motivational talk and becomes a daily responsibility. What you eat, how you sleep, whether you move or not now shows up in your blood pressure, joints, and energy levels. This is the age where prevention is cheaper than treatment, and discipline matters more than motivation.

At 50, money is no longer about ambition but about stability and dignity. Risky moves that made sense at 30 can now destroy decades of effort. You should know exactly what you own, what you owe, and what will still pay you if you stop working tomorrow. This is the decade where assets must be doing the heavy lifting, not your body. If your income still depends only on showing up physically every day, you are under pressure.

At 50, relationships become brutally honest. You no longer have time for performative friendships, noisy associations, or emotional stress disguised as loyalty. The people around you either bring peace, growth, or value, or they slowly drain what is left. This is the age where boundaries are not arrogance, they are survival.

At 50, legacy replaces ego. You begin to think less about being admired and more about being useful. Who have you trained. Who can stand because you lifted them. What systems, values, or structures will remain when you slow down. This is when wisdom matters more than opinions, and silence often speaks louder than arguments.

At 50, life is not ending, but it is no longer rehearsing. Every year counts more. Every decision is heavier. And every delay costs more than it used to. If you are intentional, this decade can be calm, respected, and deeply fulfilling. If you are careless, it can be exhausting and regret-filled. The difference is no longer knowledge. It is action.

[David Sacks @DavidSacks]

Notice that conservative groups have no problem admitting they’re conservative. But far-left groups like Wikipedia, ADL or SPLC always pretend to be neutral.

[Atomic Adam @thisisadamdell]

@MdBreathe My wife did not take it but our son had it at around 9months old for a fever

[shaneyyricch @shaneyyricch]

Protect this guy at all costs

[Harry Fisher @harryfisherEMTP]

My autistic son that I saw change post vaccines looked at me, and the best he could said “I love you.” Knowing I allowed him to be brain damaged makes me so angry. Im mad not only at myself but those who push for this damage.

[Thrilla the Gorilla @ThrillaRilla369]

A Great MOVIE that almost no one has ever seen..🍿🎥

[Dr. Simon @goddek]

This tiny white square is man-made CO2—0.0016% of the atmosphere.

They’re taxing you, robbing your income, and enslaving your life over something essential for plants and a greener planet.

Climate alarmism isn’t science. It’s a global scam. Wake the fvck up already!

[Atomic Adam @thisisadamdell]

@thewoolshire @AlpacaAurelius Thank you

[Atomic Adam @thisisadamdell]

@thewoolshire @AlpacaAurelius It’s not firm at all

[Dr. Matthew M. Wielicki @MatthewWielicki]

This door has cost US taxpayers nearly $1 TRILLION!

[Atomic Adam @thisisadamdell]

@historyrock_ What tuning is this?

[Atomic Adam @thisisadamdell]

@thewoolshire @AlpacaAurelius It better be firm!

[Atomic Adam @thisisadamdell]

@thewoolshire @AlpacaAurelius Need a firm but low pillow

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

THIS IS SERIOUS 🚨

After July 4th rivers and lakes are about to start being sprayed with an extremely toxic chemical called Diquat in Connecticut with plans to go nationwide

This has been sprayed before (video 2 & 3) it kills EVERYTHING

Politicians are getting rich off this deal along with many more people in government

“Connecticut is about to poison its own lakes and rivers with a highly toxic chemical called diquat. And it seems like no one knows about it. It's actually a coordinated plan that they're about to roll out in states all over the country.

This particular chemical is banned in Europe and highly toxic to humans and wildlife alike. I've even heard landscapers refer to diquat as the nuclear option.

The way these scumbags are getting away with it is by saying it's used to kill an invasive plant species called hydrilla, which I'm sure it does, along with everything else in the water, and then us by circumstance.

When I looked up if they were doing it in my state of Connecticut, I was shocked to see that right after the 4th of July, they plan on spraying it in several lakes out here. Of course, when you start to follow the money, you see how this plan has huge state funding and therefore is lining a whole lot of pockets. There's quite a few players involved and they really don't want us to know who they are and what their involvement is. So me being me, I listed all of their contact information in the caption below with exactly what their involvement to the issue is. (I’ll add the list below)”

“This is not a partisan issue. It's downright evil.”

- 12 sites across the Lower Connecticut River to be sprayed first
- Chemical: Diquat Dibromide (banned in Europe and Highly Toxic to Wildlife and Humans)
- Scheduled after July 4th, 2025
- Approved by CT DEEP & U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Sites Include:
-Chester Creek
-Hamburg Cove
-Selden Creek
-Salmon River
-Deep River
-Lake Pocotopaug

People involved in the deal:

📧 Keith W. Hannon (It’s Literally His Project)
Project Manager – Connecticut River Hydrilla Control Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – New England District
📞 Office: (978) 318‑8833
Email: keith.w.hannon@usace. army. mil

📧 Robert E. Kaliszewski (Signed The Permit)
Deputy Commissioner, Environmental Quality Branch (formerly)
Connecticut DEEP
📞 Office: (860) 424‑3003
Email: robert.kaliszewski@ct. gov

📧 Brian P. Thompson (Signed The Federal Constituency Review)
Director, Land & Water Resources Division, DEEP
Phone: (860) 424‑3019
Email: Brian.Thompson@ct. gov

📧 Colonel Justin R. Pabis, P.E. (Green Lit The Whole Thing)
District Engineer, USACE New England District
📨 cenae-pa@usace. army. mil
📞 (978) 318‑8777

📧 Governor Ned Lamont (Could Stop It All In One Phone Call)
Office of the Governor
📞 Office: (860) 566‑4840
📠 Fax: (860) 524‑7395
Email: governor.lamont@ct. gov

📧 Senator Richard Blumenthal (Secured The Funding)
U.S. Senator – Connecticut
📞 Phone: (860) 258‑6940
📠 Fax: (860) 258‑6958

(Remove spaces in the emails if you are going to email them)

“These filthy crooks thought they could do this right under our noses without us even knowing. I say we remind them who they work for. Spread the word, blow these people's inboxes up and let them know we don't approve of the spraying of diquat in our lakes and rivers. And let's come together and try to find a way to stop it.”

[Atomic Adam @thisisadamdell]

@Timber_MT @eastwoodx Didn’t work for my kid anyone try leucovorin?

[Brian Eastwood @BrianEastwoodx]

FUCK LITERALLY EVERYONE WHO HAS TOLD ME MY SON HAVING AUTISM AFTER HIS 6 MONTH SHOTS WAS CONSPIRACY!

FUCK YOU