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2026-06-09 22:49:51 UTC

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2026-05-12 03:45:54 UTC

Sister Sara was sitting by her convent window one evening as she opened a letter from home: Inside the letter was a $100 note from her parents.
Sister Sara smiled but as she continued to read the letter by what was left of the last glimmers of daylight coming through her window, she noticed a shabbily dressed stranger leaning against a lamp post in the street below.
Quickly she took a piece of paper and wrote, "Don't despair - Sister Sara". She then wrapped the $100 note in it and having got the man's attention, she tossed the wrapped note out of the window to him. The stranger picked it up and read what was on the paper. He looked up, tipped his hat and slowly made his way down the street and into the darkness. Meanwhile, Sister Sara returned to her letter hoping he would use the money wisely.
The following day, Sister Sara was told that there was a man at the main door of the convent insisting that he should see her, so she made her way down the stairs to see what the commotion was all about. True enough, she found the stranger, who she had last seen standing in the street, waiting for her. Without a word, he handed her an envelope stuffed full with $100 notes.
“What's this?" she asked.
“It's your winnings Sister," he replied,
“Don't Despair came in at 80-to-1."

2026-05-02 14:50:25 UTC

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Rand Paul :
The COVID cover-up goes all the way to the top. Fauci funded the Wuhan lab. Senior intelligence officials hid classified evidence from the president himself. Scientists were silenced. Millions paid the price.
The DOJ has until May 11th to prosecute Fauci before the statute of limitations runs out.
I am not letting this go. The American people deserve justice.

2026-04-29 10:34:59 UTC

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Passport thing is bombastic.

2026-04-29 02:03:10 UTC

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2026-04-29 00:32:35 UTC

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Jimmy isn’t funny at all, no talent at all!
This is a true talent 👇
https://noauthority.social/@Derp/116483944886116595

2026-04-28 07:30:51 UTC

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2026-04-27 06:58:50 UTC

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The shooters, sangfroid
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2026-04-27 06:53:32 UTC

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The shooter…
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2026-04-27 06:52:57 UTC

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Shots fired…
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2026-04-27 02:10:25 UTC

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Pirro is leading the prosecution 👇
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2026-04-27 02:08:03 UTC

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Trumps…
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2026-04-27 01:27:15 UTC

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US Attorney Pirro, and her office, is leading the prosecution.
“The defendant will be arraigned on Monday.
It is clear that this individual was intent on doing as much harm as he could.
Thank God for our law enforcement who acted so quickly to prevent what could have been a horrific event.”

2026-04-26 13:07:27 UTC

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2026-04-23 18:47:04 UTC

"My wife returned from a shopping trip to see a small crowd gathered around our car outside of our house. Curious, she walked over and on a closer look she noticed a pair of hairy legs sticking out from underneath the vehicle.
Now, I had told her I would stay behind and fix the car, but unfortunately, it seemed I’d skipped wearing underwear that day. Trying to spare me the embarrassment, she quickly stepped forward and tucked my wedding tackle neatly back in place.
As she stood up, she looked across the hood and there I was, standing there looking at her all puzzled. I was fine—however, the mechanic needed three stitches in his forehead."

2026-04-22 23:26:12 UTC

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@npub13fr…qn6j
The Exact Quote
“And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything. Grab ’em by the pussy.”

2026-04-20 04:43:54 UTC

I don't usually go to strip clubs, but last night I found myself in a peculiar situation at a buddies bachelor party. One of the guys had a $20 bill, and when the dancer came over, he licked it and stuck it to her butt cheek. Not to be out done, another friend pulled out a $50, called her back, licked it, and stuck it to her other butt cheek!
Then, a third friend pulled out a $100, and I was getting nervous, but thankfully he just did the same thing, and stuck it on her cheek.
Then, the stripper suddenly raced over to me, wanting me to outdo the hundred.
I was so embarrassed, everyone was watching me. My heart was pounding and my mind was racing. What could I do I thought?
Then, my instinct kicked in….
Foxy the @npub1zs6…us57 👇
I nipped her ass leaving a red mark. She jumped, landing awkwardly in those high heels.
"What the fuck?!", she yelled. The music died instantly.
A spotlight had followed her highlighting her sweaty form, it slowly crept my way...Fuck...
I tried to hide but a hoodie doesn't do much for a muzzle. Fuck it, I pulled the hoodie down letting my ears prop straight up.
The word pandemonium doesn't quite describe it... It was fun while it lasted. The place was empty... Again...

2026-04-19 23:20:13 UTC

Diary of Don
Day1: I won. Iran, total victory.
Day2: I won again. People can’t believe it.
Day3: Still winning. Experts say nobody wins like I win.
Day4: Victory keeps coming. The fake news won’t report it.
Day5: Everyone is talking about how much I’m winning. Unbelievable.
Day6: They said it couldn’t be done. I keep winning. They admit it privately.
Day7: Nobody thought winning could be this winning. I did.
Day8: Even my critics say I won today. Incredible.
Day9: Winning so much it’s exhausting. But I don’t get tired.
Day10: I’ve won more than anyone, ever, in history. True story.
Day11: Another day, another win. People are shocked.
Day12: Experts stunned. They can’t believe the scale of my victories.
Day13: Winning keeps happening. Everyone wants my strategy.
Day14: Media silent, but I won again. They’re jealous.
Day15: The biggest win yet. History books will remember this.
Day16: People said it was impossible. I proved them wrong.
Day17: I’m winning everywhere. Even Iran agrees.
Day18: Another day of tremendous victory. Everybody loves it.
Day19: The fake news still doesn’t report it. Sad.
Day20: I keep winning. My family proud.
Day21: Historic winning. Nobody has ever won like this.
Day22: Every day is a victory day. They can’t keep up.
Day23: Winning more than anyone imagined. I’m making history.
Day24: Media hates it, but I won again. Iran wants a deal.
Day25: The ultimate win. People everywhere saying “How does he do it?” I won, bigly.
Day26: Another incredible win. They said it would slow down. It didn’t.
Day27: Winning at levels nobody has ever seen before. Record-setting.
Day28: I woke up and won again. It just happens. Naturally.
Day29: Total dominance. They’re trying to figure it out. They can’t.
Day30: Biggest streak of wins ever recorded. People are talking.
Day31: Even the doubters are starting to believe. Smart people.
Day32: I win so much, they’re studying it in schools. True.
Day33: Another day, another massive win. It’s becoming routine.
Day34: Historic levels of winning. The numbers are incredible.
Day35: They tried to stop me. Didn’t work. I won again.
Day36: Winning effortlessly. Some say it’s a gift.
Day37: The world is watching. They see the wins.
Day38: Even stronger today. Bigger win than yesterday.
Day39: Unmatched success. Nobody comes close.
Day40: I keep delivering wins. Consistency like you’ve never seen.
Day41: They said the streak would end. Wrong again. I won.
Day42: Tremendous victory. People are celebrating everywhere.
Day43: Another flawless win. Perfect execution.
Day44: Winning has become the standard. People expect it.
Day45: Huge win today. Maybe the biggest. Hard to say.
Day46: They’re running out of excuses. I keep winning.
Day47: Total control. Total victory. Again.
Day48: The wins are stacking up. It’s unstoppable.
Day49: Incredible momentum. Winning like never before.
Day50: A milestone of wins. Fifty days. All victories.
Day51: Still winning. No end in sight. Everyone knows it.

2026-04-16 07:09:28 UTC

An 80-year-old man with a history of coronary artery disease, hypertension, and schizophrenia was admitted to an inpatient psychiatry service for hallucinations and anxiety. On hospital day 2, he had sudden onset of confusion, bradycardia, and hypotension. He lost consciousness, and a “code blue” was called.
The inpatient psychiatry facility is adjacent to a major academic medical center. Thus, the “code team” (comprised of a senior medical resident, medical intern, anesthesia resident, anesthesia attending, and critical care nurse) within the main hospital was activated. The message blared through the overhead speaker system, “Code blue, fourth floor psychiatry. Code blue, fourth floor psychiatry.”
The senior resident and intern had never been to the psychiatry facility. “How do we get to psych?” the senior resident asked a few other residents in a panic. “I don’t know how to get there except to go outside and through the front door,” a colleague answered. So the senior resident and intern ran down numerous flights of stairs, outside the front of the hospital, down the block, into the psychiatry facility, and up four flights of stairs (the two buildings are actually connected on the fourth floor).
Upon arrival minutes later, they found the patient apneic and pulseless. The nurses on the inpatient psychiatry ward had placed an oxygen mask on the patient, but the patient was not receiving ventilatory support or chest compressions. The resident and intern began basic life support (CPR with chest compressions) with the bag-valve-mask.
When the critical care nurse and the rest of the code team arrived, they attempted to hook the patient up to their portable monitor. Unfortunately, the leads on the monitor were incompatible with the stickers on the patient, which were from the psychiatry floor (the stickers were more than 10 years old). The team did not have appropriate leads to connect the monitor and sent a nurse back to the main hospital to obtain compatible stickers.
In the meantime, the patient remained pulseless with an uncertain rhythm. Moreover, despite ventilation with the bag-valve-mask, the patient’s saturations remained less than 80%. After minutes of trying to determine the cause, it was discovered that the mask had been attached to the oxygen nozzle on the wall, but the oxygen had not initially been turned on by the nursing staff. The oxygen was turned on, the patient’s saturations started to rise, and the anesthesiologist prepared to intubate the patient. Chest compressions continued.
At this point, a staff nurse on the psychiatry floor came into the room, recognized the patient, and shouted, “Stop! Stop! He’s a no code!” Confusion ensued—some team members stopped while others continued the resuscitation.
Although a review of the chart showed no documentation of a “Do Not Resuscitate” order, the resuscitation continued. The intern on the team called the patient’s son, who confirmed the patient’s desire to not be resuscitated. The efforts were stopped, and the patient died moments later.

2026-04-09 21:55:15 UTC

Last night I was dreaming I was a cowboy and I was captured by indians. The chief told me he would grant me 3 wishes before they scalped me.
After thinking for a minute, I said, "I wish to say goodbye to my horse and then to set him free."
So they brought me my horse, I whispered in his ear, then set him off into the sunset. I told the chief I needed to ponder over the third request, and the chief agreed to wait until sunset.
As the sun dipped low in the sky,
my horse came back, with a beautiful brunette sitting in the saddle.
"Is this your last request?" The chief asked.
"Uh, no. My last request is to say goodbye to my horse once more."
"Ok..." said the chief.
I leaned into my horses ear, and hissed, "You idiot! I said 'Posse! Posse!”

2026-04-09 21:46:38 UTC

A rookie fireman came from the station after his first day, and told his wife, "You know, we have a system at the fire station. When bell 1 rings we all put on our jackets. When bell 2 rings we all slide down the pole. When bell 3 rings, we get in the truck."
"From now on," he said, "we're going to run our house the same way." "When I say bell 1, I want you to strip naked. When I say bell 2, I want you to jump into bed. When I say bell 3, we're going to make love all night."
The next night the fireman came home from work and yelled, "Bell 1!" and his wife took off her clothes. "Bell 2," and his wife jumped into bed. "Bell 3," and they began to make love.
After two minutes his wife yelled, "Bell 4!"
"What the hell is Bell 4?" the husband asked.
"Roll out more hose," she replied, "you're nowhere near the fire!”

2026-04-07 12:28:47 UTC

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VANCE ON IRAN: VERY SHORTLY, THIS WAR WILL CONCLUDE
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2026-04-05 14:37:19 UTC

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Have y'all heard of this new COVID-19 variant, nicknamed "Cicada" a highly mutated Omicron subvariant?
Well, Just to let you know….I wasn't allowed to say anything until today, but it's now okay for me to share that I have volunteered for the new Cicada vaccine from Pfizer. This vaccine was developed in Russia. It is in 6 different stages and I received the first stage yesterday at 06:20 am and I wanted to let you all know that it is safe and I'm okay with иo side effects whatsoeveя, and that I feelshкi я
ефекти и се чувствам добре. отидете да си вземете ваксината. Comrade.

2026-04-03 13:36:40 UTC

A Frenchman was having a coffee and croissants with butter and jam in a cafe when an American tourist, chewing gum, sat down next to him.
The Frenchman politely ignored the American, who, nevertheless started up a conversation.
The American snapped his gum and said, “You French folk eat the whole bread?”
The Frenchman frowned, annoyed with being bothered during his breakfast, and replied, “Of course.”
The American blew a huge bubble. “We don’t. In the States, we only eat what’s inside.”
“The crusts we collect in a container, recycle them, transform them into croissants and sell them to France.”
The American had a smirk on his face. The Frenchman listened in silence.
The American persisted, “D’ya eat jam with your bread?”
Sighing, the Frenchman replied, “Of course.”
Cracking his gum between his teeth, the American said, “We don’t. In the States, we eat fresh fruit for breakfast, then we put all the peels, seeds and the leftovers in containers, recycle them, transform them into jam and sell it to France.”
The Frenchman then asked, “Do you have sex in the States?”
The American smiled and said, “Why of course we do.”
The Frenchman leaned closer to him and asked, “And what do you do with the condoms once you’ve used them?”
“We throw them away, of course!” The American smirked, shaking his head at the obvious question.
“Well, we don't. In France, we put them in a container, recycle them, melt them down into chewing gum and sell them to the United States.
Why do you think it’s called Wrigley’s?”

2026-03-25 17:00:59 UTC

I have two daughters. People say raising daughters is tough, but honestly, If you just give them everything they want and never say no, It's actually pretty simple.

2026-03-19 17:00:56 UTC

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This is the kind of thought that does show up at night….

2026-03-16 18:30:06 UTC

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2026-03-16 10:03:22 UTC

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2026-03-15 08:08:50 UTC

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In chickhouse👇
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2026-03-14 11:59:26 UTC

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Got my wife a pug for her birthday today. Despite the squashed nose, bulging eyes, and the rolls of fat, the dog seems to like her!

2026-03-14 07:40:50 UTC

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2026-03-09 00:28:00 UTC

It was Saturday night, and the preacher still hadn’t come up with a sermon for Sunday morning.
Around 9:00 p.m., he finally turned to his wife and said, “I’ve got it! Tomorrow, I’m preaching about horseback riding!”
She raised an eyebrow. “Horseback riding? Don’t be ridiculous! You can’t preach about that.”
“Well,” he shrugged, “I’ve covered just about every other topic I can think of, so this will have to do.”
The next morning, as they drove to church, his wife shook her head. “I still can’t believe you’re going through with this. If you’re really going to preach about horseback riding, I’m just going to stay in the car.”
“Suit yourself,” he said, and she did just that.
But as he stepped into the pulpit, inspiration struck, and instead of preaching about horseback riding, he delivered a fiery sermon on sex—one that had the entire congregation hanging on his every word.
After the service, as people exited the church, a few members noticed his wife still sitting in the car and walked over.
“You missed it!” one of them said. “That was the best sermon your husband has ever given!”
She scoffed. “Oh, please. What does he know about it? He talks a big game, but he’s only tried it twice—once before we were married and once after. And both times, he fell off!”

2026-03-08 13:03:06 UTC

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According to reporting by The New York Times, U.S. intelligence agencies believe Iran could potentially regain access to a large stockpile of highly enriched uranium buried beneath the country’s nuclear complex in Isfahan. The material was entombed after American strikes on Iranian nuclear infrastructure last year, but officials say it may still be reachable.
Multiple U.S. officials familiar with classified intelligence assessments told the newspaper that the uranium, stored in gaseous form inside specialized canisters, could be accessed through a narrow opening leading into the underground facility. It remains unclear how quickly Iran could retrieve or relocate the material if it attempted to do so.
American intelligence agencies maintain continuous surveillance over the Isfahan complex and believe they would detect any attempt to move the uranium, according to officials cited by The New York Times. The stockpile represents a critical component in any potential Iranian effort to produce a nuclear weapon.
The issue has gained urgency amid ongoing military tensions involving the United States, Israel and Iran. With Iran under pressure from air strikes and internal instability, the fate of the uranium has become a central strategic question for the administration of Donald Trump.
Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One on Saturday, Trump acknowledged that securing the uranium could become a future objective. “Right now we’re just decimating them, but we haven’t gone after it,” he said, adding that such an operation could be considered later but would not be undertaken immediately.
The United States reportedly decided against attempting to seize the uranium during last year’s 12-day conflict, when Iranian nuclear facilities came under heavy bombardment. Officials determined that sending ground forces at the time would have posed excessive risks.
Any attempt to secure the material would likely require the deployment of special operations forces and a continued air campaign to weaken Iranian defenses beforehand. According to officials quoted by The New York Times, a commando raid remains only one of several options under discussion, and it is not part of the current operational plan.
Some policymakers also believe that merely signaling the possibility of a ground operation could pressure Iran into negotiating over its uranium stockpile.
U.S. officials estimate that Iran currently possesses roughly 970 pounds of highly enriched uranium, most of it stored at the Isfahan facility. The material has been enriched to approximately 60 percent purity. While that level is below the roughly 90 percent enrichment typically required for nuclear weapons, experts note that reaching weapons-grade enrichment would be technically feasible if Iran’s centrifuges were operating.
The importance of the stockpile has been acknowledged by senior officials in Washington. Speaking at an event hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations, Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby said analysts remain “highly focused” on the issue.
Before the U.S. strikes last June, Iranian engineers reportedly attempted to shield the nuclear infrastructure by pushing soil into tunnel entrances leading to underground facilities. The attacks themselves involved the use of the U.S. military’s most powerful conventional bunker-busting weapon, the Massive Ordnance Penetrator, against sites at Natanz and Fordo. The Isfahan complex, however, was struck primarily with Tomahawk cruise missiles.
Following the bombardment, satellite imagery began to show excavation work around the Isfahan facility. Investigations by the visual analysis team at The New York Times identified heavy machinery moving earth near several tunnel entrances. In one location north of the main complex, workers appeared to dig a pit, place an unidentified object inside under a tarp, and cover it with soil.
Additional activity was later detected along access roads and tunnel entrances, suggesting possible efforts either to clear debris or further conceal underground facilities.
Researchers from the Institute for Science and International Security have also documented increased construction and earth-moving operations in the area, raising questions about whether Iran is attempting to secure the site against future strikes or restore access to underground chambers.
For Washington, the central dilemma remains unresolved: whether to leave the uranium buried under constant surveillance or attempt a risky operation to remove it.
As The New York Times reports, the decision carries significant military and geopolitical consequences. A ground raid inside Iran could escalate the conflict dramatically, yet allowing Tehran to regain access to the uranium could alter the strategic balance in the region.

2026-03-05 10:20:08 UTC

🐾 A Brief History of Purrzempic
A Kittior Dialogue Chronicle
Chapter 1 — The Laboratory of Whiskers
In the research halls of Novo Nordisk in Denmark, several brilliant kitty scientists gathered around a glowing screen of metabolic data.
At the center of the room stood the famous tortoiseshell researcher:
Kitticato.
Her tail flicked thoughtfully.
Across the table sat two colleagues:
Dr. Beanpaw, molecular chemist 🧪
Professor Salmonclaw, clinical trials expert 📊
Beanpaw:
“Kitticato… look at this hormone again.”
Kitticato:
“The gut signal?”
Beanpaw:
“Yes. GLP-1.”
Kitticato narrowed her eyes.
Kitticato:
“It tells the brain the stomach is full.”
Salmonclaw:
“But the signal disappears too fast. Minutes!”
Kitticato:
“So humans feel hungry again.”
The room fell silent.
Then Kitticato jumped onto the lab bench.
Kitticato:
“What if we build a signal that lasts longer?”
Chapter 2 — The Molecule
Weeks passed.
Pipettes clicked.
Computers hummed.
Tuna sandwiches mysteriously disappeared.
One night Beanpaw ran into the lab waving a vial.
Beanpaw:
“Kitticato! I think I stabilized the molecule!”
Kitticato:
“How long does it last?”
Beanpaw:
“In theory… a week.”
The kitties stared.
Inside the vial was a synthetic peptide.
Its scientific name:
Semaglutide
Chapter 3 — The First Medicine
Years later the molecule became a medicine.
Doctors prescribed it to patients with Type 2 Diabetes.
Its name:
Ozempic.
In the kitty laboratory…
Salmonclaw:
“Patients inject it once per week.”
Beanpaw:
“Blood sugar improves.”
Kitticato studied the charts carefully.
Then she tilted her head.
Kitticato:
“Wait.”
Beanpaw:
“What?”
Kitticato:
“Why are they losing weight?”
Chapter 4 — The Surprise
The kitties gathered around the data screen.
Salmonclaw:
“Average weight loss… ten percent.”
Beanpaw:
“Some even fifteen!”
Kitticato:
“Interesting.”
She scribbled on the whiteboard.
Appetite signals reduced
Stomach empties slower
Blood sugar stable
Kitticato:
“So humans simply eat less.”
Chapter 5 — The Bigger Discovery
Soon reports arrived from doctors.
Salmonclaw:
“Another strange observation.”
Kitticato:
“Tell me.”
Salmonclaw:
“Patients say they drink less alcohol.”
Beanpaw:
“And snack less.”
Salmonclaw:
“One patient even stopped gambling.”
Beanpaw blinked.
Beanpaw:
“That can’t be the stomach.”
Kitticato tapped the board.
Kitticato:
“It’s the brain.”
Beanpaw:
“The reward system?”
Kitticato:
“Yes.”
The molecule influenced dopamine pathways that drive cravings.
The kitties stared in amazement.
Chapter 6 — The Second Creation
Soon the company created a stronger version designed for weight loss.
Wegovy.
Approved in 2021.
Demand exploded.
In the lab:
Beanpaw:
“Kitticato… pharmacies are running out.”
Salmonclaw:
“And Novo Nordisk is now one of Europe’s most valuable companies.”
Kitticato calmly groomed one paw.
Kitticato:
“All because of one little hormone signal.”
Chapter 7 — The Natural Question
One young kitten intern raised a paw.
Intern:
“Professor Kitticato?”
Kitticato:
“Yes?”
Intern:
“Can humans find semaglutide in food?”
The lab erupted in laughter.
Beanpaw:
“No food contains Semaglutide.”
Salmonclaw:
“It’s a laboratory-engineered peptide.”
Kitticato added gently:
Kitticato:
“However, some foods can stimulate natural GLP-1 signals.”
She listed them:
fiber
protein
healthy fats
fermented foods
Kitticato:
“But their effect lasts hours.”
She pointed to the vial.
Kitticato:
“This lasts a week.”
Epilogue — Kitticato’s Notebook
Late at night the laboratory was quiet.
Kitticato wrote in her research notebook:
“We set out to help diabetes patients.
Yet this molecule may change hunger, craving, and human habits.”
She closed the notebook.
Kitticato (softly):
“Not bad for a tiny peptide.”
Her tail flicked.
Somewhere far away…
The snack industry trembled.

2026-03-03 15:41:01 UTC

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unverified rumors?

2026-02-23 14:20:09 UTC

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A football match was interrupted by a shooting in Mexico
During a game between Necaxa and Querétaro at a stadium in Aguascalientes, gunfire was heard, prompting the urgent evacuation of players and spectators.
TALKING 2026 WORLD CUP IN MEXICO!

2026-02-15 04:49:36 UTC

Epstein had many meetings for "designer babies," proposals for the first human designer baby and clone within 5 years, with budgets of $1.7 million annually plus lab setup, involving transgenic mice experiments in UKRAINE!
Epstein had unsupervised key card access to Harvard's genetics research institute, hosting day-long private meetings with figures like George Church (CRISPR pioneer), Martin Nowak, Yosha Bach (AI/consciousness), and Larry Summers.
Epstein had connections to the biggest Silicon Valley infrastructure, including 23andMe DNA kits shipped covertly to Dubai royalty under fake identities, and financial routing of $167 million involving Leon Black, Edmond de Rothschild under the cover of DNA analysis.
This points to a massive operations to traffic a supply chain for egg harvesting, fertility manipulation, and potential AI-monitored engineered humans in a scheme even more sinister than blackmailing elites!

2026-02-13 14:23:57 UTC

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Self-evident, slam dunk!

2026-02-11 17:00:30 UTC

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Donald Trump called Palm Beach authorities in 2006 to warn them about Jeffrey Epstein’s conduct.
CNN and Others : “Trump knew what Epstein was doing and didn’t act quickly enough!”
Fantastic analysis !

2026-02-11 16:51:46 UTC

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CNN sent Jake Tapper to Arizona to cover the terrible Guthrie kidnapping. Tapper stood in front of a cactus then it was all speculation.

2026-02-08 14:33:40 UTC

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China is acing video demos.
Robot soldiers?
Not yet?

2026-02-06 20:08:35 UTC

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Piers Morgan :
I sincerely hope President Trump didn’t realise this 60-second clip he reposted last night didn’t end with the vile racist imagery of the Obamas as apes. He should delete it immediately.

2026-02-06 16:59:32 UTC

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https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-chris-abraham-show-46608681/episode/s10e2-deportation-industrial-complex-goes-full-314855882/

2026-02-03 13:14:48 UTC

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Tom, what do you think about this start 👇
A recruiter pitched a senior-level testing role at a junior rate. I countered at $15 more per hour. He stretched to five. In finance this is called a spread. In hiring it is called optimism. The exercise was informative. Not about the job — about the market’s theory of my fallback options. Economics once had a term for the party expected to absorb the gap.

2026-02-03 12:39:35 UTC

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@npub1c7j…q8fa 👇
The Forgotten Man - Venezuelan Edition
He works, he votes, generally he prays—but he always pays
As soon as A observes something which seems to him to be wrong, from which X is suffering, A talks it over with B, and A and B then propose to get a law passed to remedy the evil and help X. Their law always proposes to determine…what A, B, and C shall do for X.” But what about C? There was nothing wrong with A and B helping X. What was wrong was the law, and the indenturing of C to the cause. C was the forgotten man, the man who paid, “the man who never is thought of.”
––Shlaes, Amity. The Forgotten Man: A New History of the Great Depression (p. 12). Kindle Edition.
I. The Real Forgotten Man
The premise of Amity Shlaes’ book The Forgotten Man: A New History of the Great Depression, is that FDR perverted the concept of the “forgotten man” as William Graham Sumner conceived of him in his 1883 essay, The Forgotten Man. As quoted above, Sumner said that “C” is the forgotten man when “A” and “B” decide to help some poor and downtrodden “x” by forcing “C” to pay for the solution to “x”’s problem. Shlaes argues this perversion let government interventions burden the productive class (C) to ‘help’ the downtrodden (x), repeating Sumner’s warning.
He works, he votes, generally he prays—but he always pays.
Earlier in the essay, Sumner said of “x”: “He works, he votes, generally he prays—but he always pays.“ Or as I like to say, “The American taxpayer is the dumbest person on the planet: he’ll pay for anything.”
II. Lowball Wages
I was recently contacted by an American recruiter–and by American I mean someone who claimed to live in the United States, work for an American company and–dare I say it?–had a profile picture of a White man. This recruiter said that Walmart was hiring an Automated Tester with a bunch of skills I have listed on my job board profile. This particular recruiter made it sound like Walmart was looking for someone senior or even perhaps at a Lead level, but wanted to pay junior rates.
This immediately frustrated me because I know that my skillset is worth more than what was being offered. I desperately wanted to reply back “I know Walmart is one $5 mistake from declaring bankruptcy–hence the low rate–but I don’t work for broke companies.” Instead, I collected my thoughts and counted with a wage that was $15/hr higher than his opening salvo; some might call this “negotiation”.
The recruiter replied that he could only go up another $5/hr.
W-2 Contracting
The real frustration here wasn’t jut the low number, it’s what the low number represented: high pressure deadlines under what I call W-2 contracting. For those not familiar with the term, W-2 contracting is where you get a higher than normal rate, but you belong to a staffing company and don’t get PTO and usually have to pay for all or a significant portion of standard benefits (e.g. health/dental/vision insurance)
The idea is that the worker gets paid more and the end client gets a worker they can terminate at will without having to worry about a lawsuit or paying unemployment upon separation.
But if the rate isn’t high enough, it doesn’t really cover the worker’s costs. And when a below-market rate is offered, “well, Hoss, that’s just insulting”–to say nothing of the constant pressure of unrealistic deadlines the worker will be under in order to keep the job.
But there is one hidden benefit: if a worker takes the job because they need the work but are stuck underwater because the rate isn’t paying the bills, the worker will then be abused by his so-called friends for being dumb enough to take the lowball rate. And if the worker doesn’t take the bait, then he's called stupid because he isn’t grinding away giving up his health and well being to work a highly stressful job while he “searches for a better job”.
The only way to win is to not play.
III. China’s Sweet and Sour Venezuela Crude Deal
Prior to the arrest of Maduro by the United States, China was buying heavy crude oil from Venezuela at discount of $10-$20 per barrel. Because energy sits at the bottom of every economic pyramid, China could manufacture cheaper because their cost of production was cheaper because they were getting oil at an artificially lowered price.
If were were to frame this in Sumner’s formula:
A = policymakers/corporate leaders pushing globalization/free trade/offshoring.
B = allies like consumers enjoying low prices or politicians touting growth.
X = the “global poor” meaning Chinese laborers and the Venezuelan economy (benefiting from discounted oil sales to survive sanctions or provide the West–namely the United States–cheap labor).
IV. The Forgotten Man
Who is the real Forgotten Man, the C in this equation?
C = the American worker—the forgotten one who pays through wage suppression, job displacement, and community erosion, all to enable the “help” for X via cheap exports (Venezuela) and cheap imports (China).
When companies claim they ‘can’t find Americans willing to work,’ ask: at what price? And who’s really footing the hidden bill?
The Forgotten Man deserves to be remembered.
The Forgotten Man Pays Again
Coming Soon: An essay in which we will examine how the Forgotten Man is paying once again, this time with his job in the age of AI hype.

2026-02-03 10:15:45 UTC

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Epstein in an email to Peter Thiel:
“As you probably know, I represent the Rothschilds…”
Epstein to Ariane de Rothschild: “The Ukraine upheaval should provide many opportunities — many.”
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2026-01-31 02:05:54 UTC

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I got this, inside info…
Some folk said Djokovic was not posting much in the off season. Djokovic was in Rocky mode, worked hard on his diet, fitness, strength and conditioning, he knew he had to put the hard yards in to beat Jannik Sinner.
He made a lot of sacrifices and worked extremely hard for this.
Sinner doping stuff👇
mostly Djokovic fans that had an issue. He has since been treated like a hero, with media no longer talking about the case.
Federer stuff👇
Some Federer fans still can't bare Djokovic winning…
Juan Delpotro phoned Novak to congratulate his win!
My bet, 50% based on he doesn’t come out flat, a slow start!

2026-01-30 14:53:28 UTC

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He took Sinner’s soul out!

2026-01-30 14:52:47 UTC

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What he needed was that one walkover opponent and+ one retirement!
Divine intervention!
The tennis gods sighed…., debates about prohibited substances, Sinner, but then saw Novak, 39!
and then said “Alright… carry on!”
I told ya, he WON!

2026-01-30 11:22:27 UTC

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Oh well, this man is crazy, and we’re crazy too. We want him to win. After that Alcaraz match? This man is insane. We’re insane. Almost 39. NOVAX!
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2026-01-30 10:16:34 UTC

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Victory Calling !
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2026-01-27 13:33:30 UTC

Australian Open Quarterfinal Predictions
Novak Djokovic vs Lorenzo Musetti
Cizu
Djokovic comes into this one well rested following Mensik’s withdrawal. Musetti is playing with real confidence and will be looking to show he can mix it with the very best players. This could be a real classic between 2 men who possess great court coverage. I expect this to be a physical battle, with drawn-out points and great shot-making. Musetti has a real chance of nicking this one, but I think the extra day of rest and experience in the big moments just about tip this in favour of the great Serb.
Prediction: Djokovic in 5
Jordan
Musetti has pushed Djokovic close a few times despite the head-to-head being one-sided against him. However, Djokovic could not be in a better place heading into this contest. He has only played nine sets so far, meaning previous issues of tiring in the latter stages at Grand Slams should not be an issue. The tennis legend will likely come through this challenge.
Prediction: Djokovic in 4
Tope
Lorenzo Musetti faces a monumental task to stop ten-time champion Novak Djokovic and reach a first Melbourne semi-final. The Italian trails 1–9 in their rivalry and has lost the last six meetings. Yet, a strong start to 2025 and wins over Tomas Machac and Taylor Fritz show growing confidence on hard courts. Djokovic, sharp and well-rested after a walkover, remains formidable at the Australian Open, where he has lost just nine matches. Musetti has troubled him before, but pushing Djokovic is one thing; finishing the job is another. Expect resistance, but Djokovic is on a mission.
Prediction: Djokovic in 5
Yesh
Novak Djokovic doesn’t need match rhythm or continuity at his age. At this point, he brings the best his body is physically capable of in every match. He got a break with a walkover in the fourth round, and he’ll be fresh for this match. Unfortunate for his opponent, who will actually jump Djokovic for #3 in the world if he wins this match (depending on when others lose), but I think the Serb wins it with ease.
Prediction: Djokovic in 3
Shane
Can Djokovic’s body last two weeks to claim Grand Slam No. 25? Well, a walkover in the Round of 16 will certainly help. The Serb has been unbothered at the 2026 Australian Open and pairs the form and confidence to beat anyone on tour. Speaking of form, Musetti is playing arguably the best tennis of his career. He absolutely dispatched Fritz in the fourth round and is quietly No. 3 in the live rankings. Expect a battle, but Djokovic, knowing this may be his best shot at No. 25, will not go down yet.
Prediction: Djokovic in 5

2026-01-27 13:17:23 UTC

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2026-01-27 13:16:02 UTC

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Biden let everybody in and we're all paying the consequences …
Kash Patel to investigate all these…

2026-01-16 11:20:33 UTC

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Trump usually strikes after the market closes on Fridays🔥

2026-01-13 16:07:13 UTC

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The Rebellion
Less than 24 hours after 37-year-old Renee Good was shot dead by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, two U.S. Border Patrol officers approached a van parked in Portland, Oregon. The agents ordered the two occupants out of the vehicle. They refused. The foreign nationals then allegedly tried to run down the officers, who shot and wounded the pair. They are now in federal custody and expected to survive.
Reaction was swift and predictable. The Border Patrol guys were condemned by Oregon officials almost across the board. This despite the fact that the migrants are members of the violent Tren de Aragua gang out of Venezuela and were involved in a shooting last July.
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In fact, the Border Patrol asked for help from the Portland Police Bureau in finding the alleged criminals.
That request was refused.
Portland, where I anchored the news for a time, is perhaps the most radical left city in the country and is in open rebellion against the federal government over immigration law. Mayor Keith Wilson issued this initial statement: “We stand united as elected officials in saying that we cannot sit by while constitutional protections erode and bloodshed mounts. Portland is not a training ground for militarized agents …”
Think about how subversive the Mayor’s statement really is. He would rather have violent foreign criminals roam his city than help the feds track them down.
Even after the gang members were exposed, Portland Police Chief Bob Day told reporters he is reluctant to give out information because it would be “victim blaming.”
Victim blaming? The two migrants will be charged with gun crimes, among others, and they are “victims?”
I don’t think I’ve ever heard a dumber sentence from a member of law enforcement in my life.
But Chief Day, Mayor Wilson, and Oregon Governor Tina Kotek couldn't care less about public safety. They selfishly pander to the far left. They are in absolute rebellion against the federal government.
Same thing in Minnesota, where Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey actually taunt the Trump administration for enforcing immigration law. These two men incite people like Renee Good to physically confront armed agents. Minnesota is another state in rebellion.
We have seen this twice before in our history. In 1859, the South was in open rebellion against Washington over slavery and other things. States like South Carolina were “nullifying” federal laws. The incompetent President James Buchanan did nothing, as federal facilities were attacked by “demonstrators.”
The result was the Civil War. More than a million dead, all told.
Then, in the late 1960s, millions of American citizens rebelled against the Vietnam War. Violence broke out. National Guardsmen killed four protesters at Kent State University.
The “Sanctuary” movement is a defiance of established law. President Trump was elected largely on gaining control of illegal immigration. He is trying to do that, but leftist resistance has created a very dangerous landscape.
Two things have to happen going forward. Federal agents must try to de-escalate confrontational situations when they can. Violence against protesters will tear the country apart. Arrest lawbreakers later.
And the Justice Department should file lawsuits against states like Minnesota and Oregon, which are in open rebellion against the federal government. Hold irresponsible governors and mayors accountable in a court of law. Shame them.
All Americans who love their country have to be saddened that it has come to this. But things will get worse unless the subversives are held accountable.
Ask James Buchanan.
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2026-01-11 07:28:35 UTC

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Ft. @npub1c7j…q8fa
Special Report: Greenland and The Good Traitor
The Untold Story of Henrik Kauffmann
PROFESSORTOM
JAN 10
President-elect Trump wants the United States to buy Greenland. In fact, Trump wanted the United States to buy Greenland during his first term as President of the United States. Trump still wants to buy Greenland.
There has been much speculation on why Trump wants Greenland. Some think it’s about minerals. Attorney Robert Barnes speculated that Trump wants to protect US Shipping lanes; ergo, wanting the United States to purchase Greenland, taking control of the Panama Canal and remarks about making Canada the 51st State.
Trump is not the first to see Greenland’s value. Eighty years ago, a Danish diplomat made a move that changed its fate.
The film The Good Traitor tells the story of the Danish ambassador to America, Henrik Kauffmann, and his actions when the Nazis invaded his country.
The Good Traitor was my introduction to Kauffmann; there are scant English-language resources available on Kauffmann, namely, Defiant Diplomacy: Henrik Kauffmann, Denmark, and the United States in World War II and the Cold War, 1939-1958.
When the Nazis invaded Denmark on April 9th, 1940, Kauffmann had a problem: the Danish government had cooperated with the Nazis; therefore, any instructions Copenhagen gave Kauffmann were really instructions coming from the Nazis. If Kauffmann didn’t obey the puppet government, he would be guilty of treason because a government cooperating with the Nazis was, in political reality, still a functioning, geopolitical government.
Kauffmann needed another option.
Denmark Cooperates, Not Capitulates
So on April 10th, 1940–the day after the Nazis invaded Denmark–Kauffmann “declare[d] that we couldn’t receive and act on orders from an occupied Danish government¹”. Ever the diplomat, Kauffmann concocted a middle ground out of thin air: Kauffmann proclaimed himself as acting in the name of the Danish King, Christian X representing a free and independent Denmark.
To understand the significance of this proclamation, we have to understand both the position Kauffmann was in post Nazi invasion of Denmark and how Denmark conducted itself during the Second World War.
Denmark did not capitulate to the Nazis. Nor did they collaborate. Instead, Denmark cooperated under protest. In other words, Denmark did not resist the Nazis, but neither did they aid the Nazis. This is in contrast to Norway which fiercely fought the Nazis for two months only to be heavily oppressed and subdued by the Nazis when they could no longer resist.
In exchange for not actively resisting the Nazis, the Danish government was allowed to remain intact and run its affairs with Nazi oversight vs becoming a total puppet state. There was enough autonomy and agency given to the Danish government that later in the War, Denmark would refuse to execute ethnic cleansing orders without major repercussions.
Ambassador of a Free and Independent Denmark
After Denmark agreed to cooperate with the Nazis, Kauffmann was recalled to Denmark because he no longer represented what then existed of the Danish government. Kauffmann didn’t want to go back to Denmark: he wanted to stay in the United States, resist the Nazis and serve the ideological Denmark he was de facto representing prior to the Nazi invasion of his homeland.
“free and independent Denmark” was not a real country: it was a political fiction. But it was a useful fiction because in April of 1940, the United States was still officially a neutral country–the keyword being “officially”.
The attitude of Americans was slowly shifting in favor of war, though nonintervention was still the dominant public opinion; Lend-Lease, one of the first acts of American intervention in the growing European conflict, was one day shy of being a month old when Kauffmann made his proclamation.
Kauffmann desperately needed the United States to officially recognize him as the ambassador of a free and independent Denmark so he would have diplomatic cover.
The good news for Kauffmann was that the Americans saw no reason to expel Kauffmann from the United States, so he was in no immediate danger of being sent to occupied Denmark. The bad news was that the United States couldn’t officially recognize Kauffmann as ambassador of the free and independent Denmark because doing so risked the wrath of the Germans, wrath that would pull the United States into a war in which it did not wish to become a belligerent.
The Relevance of Greenland
Greenland was a colony whose ownership had been in dispute since the early nineteenth century. Norway and Denmark both laid claim to the island.
Greenland was originally settled, in part, by the Norwegians. Much later, Norway and Denmark had the same king. As time continued, the two nations wound up separately sovereign. Norway argued that the island should belong to them because Denmark never occupied the island. The dispute was finally settled in 1933 by the Permanent Court of International Justice. The Court ruled in Denmark’s favor making Greenland Denmark’s colony.
Greenland had its own government comprised of a Northern and Southern Governor, Eske Brun and Aksel Svane, respectively. Because Greenland was a colony, Brun and Svane acted more as managers, especially in diplomatic matters. In other words, Greenland was not sovereign and could not form legally binding agreements with other nations; Greenland was subordinate to Denmark in this regard. But Brun and Svane could express their observations of the Greenlandic population.
And this is where Kauffmann’s diplomatic genius shone: asserting that he alone represented a free and independent Denmark in the name of King Christian X, he unilaterally offered the United States the right to establish military bases in Greenland.
While both sides wanted the deal, there were questions of law and political timing, but ultimately, the deal was solidified a year after the German invasion of Denmark².
The agreement ensured Germany could not establish bases or weather stations in Greenland and provided the United States with an immense North Atlantic buffer against a Europe engulfed in war for over a year. Most crucially, it turned the island into a strategic halfway point, dramatically shortening air and sea routes to the European theater without requiring departures from the North American mainland.
Allowing Danish Ships to be Seized by the United States
One concurrent incident that helped Kauffmann’s cause was his diplomacy regarding Danish ships. One of the consequences of Germany controlling Denmark was that Danish merchant ships now became German merchant ships. Consequently, Kauffmann was instructed to protest U.S. seizure of these ships.
Protesting U.S. seizure of Danish-cum-German ships, of course, would have been counter-productive from Kauffmann’s point of view. Instead, he actively encouraged the ships’ captains to let the ships be seized. It took persuading because such seizures would have meant a financial loss³, but the alternative would be sailing under a swastika. Kauffmann thus ingratiated himself to the United States.
Paying for Everything
Back then, like now, everything costs something.
Kauffmann had some money of his own,but sustaining a diplomatic operation on behalf of a free Denmark required far more. With the real Danish government under Nazi occupation and funding cut off, Kauffmann needed a reliable way to pay salaries, cover operations, and support the handful of Danish diplomats abroad who followed his lead in rejecting Copenhagen’s orders.
It turns out that as a precautionary measure, in 1939 and early 1940, Denmark had sent its gold reserves to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in several shipments for safekeeping, depriving the Nazis of this gold.
The United States, by recognizing Kauffmann as the legitimate representative of Denmark acting in the name of King Christian X, allowed Kauffmann to sell Denmark’s gold bullion on the open market as needed. The funds were then used to support the diplomatic operations of the free and independent Denmark around the globe.
Greenland, Then and Now
Greenland’s strategic value hasn’t faded with time.
In 1941, it served as a vast North Atlantic buffer—shielding North America from European threats while providing a vital midway launchpad for Allied forces heading east. Greenland’s role remains largely unchanged today, especially if we discount ICBMs⁴.
Does Greenland need to become the 51st State, a U.S. territory or colony to serve this purpose?
No. The current defense arrangements already give the United States significant access and influence. However, full ownership would allow the United States to act more unilaterally.
Trump’s bold, often provocative calls to acquire Greenland echo the Nixonian “madman” playbook of projecting unpredictability to force better terms. By constantly claiming a desire to buy Greenland, it allows the Trump administration to make a concession that concedes…nothing.
Denmark and Greenland benefited the United States–and hence the world–once before. They have the opportunity to do so again. A strong, secure United States means peace and prosperity around the globe so long as America sticks to her principles of individual liberty and limited government.
1
Wenande, C. (2018, March 8). In the name of the king or traitor to the crown? The Copenhagen Post. Retrieved January 19, 2025, from https://cphpost.dk/2018-03-05/business-education/in-the-name-of-the-king-or-traitor-to-the-crown/
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Signed on the 9th of April, 1941, announced on the 10th.
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After the war, Kauffmann lobbied for the Danish ship owners to be properly compensated for their losses during the way. It was a protracted political battle requiring even more diplomacy, but the compensation was ultimately paid.
4
We can discount inter-continental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) because despite regional proxy conflicts, at the time of this writing, no country has launched an ICBM at the continental United States. Doing so would be a deliberate act of war. If there is any difference between Greenland in 1941 and 2026, it is that Greenland would be providing more of an emotional buffer vs a physical buffer because of the reality of modern weapons of war. But ICBMs–though the need not be nuclear–do fall under the same mutually assured destruction (MAD) as nuclear and thermonuclear weapons.
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2026-01-09 13:11:49 UTC

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Another shooting confrontation between federal officers and civilians in Portland, Oregon.

2026-01-03 06:23:34 UTC

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Gab AI? What’s that?
Mat, the thing is, Elon is a bright guy. You and I cannot compete against his head, even if we teamed up together, I mean, stitching your head and my head together…
But the thing is, which he usually doesn’t show, and which I really want to know, is his metaphysics, what he actually believes in. That would tell a lot.

2026-01-02 04:53:49 UTC

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…. Zelensky was visibly shaking from cocaine withdrawal…
The media reported it as a 'Zelensky in self-control' !

2026-01-01 01:51:34 UTC

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Happy New year AI Slop👇
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2025-12-15 12:34:11 UTC

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Una bad tuna can means never trust fish again!
Make Kitty Great Again!

2025-12-12 15:31:04 UTC

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Me👇🐾🐱
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2025-12-12 14:25:20 UTC

@professortom wrote:
World War II Almost Didn't End...For 2 Minutes
Canadian General Lawrence Moore Cosgrave had a problem: when he was serving in WW I, he was wounded and blinded in his left eye. Roughly twenty-five years later, this would cause a diplomatic problem that could have led to World War II never ending–or at least not ending aboard the USS Missouri. So, what happened and why was General Cosgrave in the center of this diplomatic faux pa? Preparing the Articles of Surrender When it was signaled to the Allies (read: the Americans) that Japan was willing to surrender unconditionally, the physical documents were hastily created once the wording had ben worked out. There were to be two copies of the Instruments of Surrender: a copy for the Americans and a copy for the Japanese. Interestingly, both copies were printed in English. Whether or not this was done to humiliate the Japanese by having to accept a document not in their own language remains unclear. What is clear was that the Americans didn’t want any ambiguities due to translation, so they wrote the Articles of Surrender in English so there would be no misunderstanding1. Parchment was found for both copies in a monastery and the documents were prepared by General McArthur’s staff. The Americans put their copy in a leather folder with gold tooling and embossed seals2 whereas the Japanese copy was put into a canvas with irregular stitching and no seals or embellishments. Again, this was not to insult the Japanese, it was more due to a lack of resources in a war zone on short notice. Both copies had the same eight paragraph text on the verso and signatures on the recto. The Japanese signatures were on the top of the recto and the Allied signatures were underneath. There was a line where each signatory was to sign with their title underneath the line. When it came time to sign the documents, the Japanese signatories, Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu and General Yoshijirō Umezu, signed first. When it was each man’s turn to sign, they signed both the Allied and Japanese copies of the Articles of Surrender as did each of the Allied signatories. The Allies signed in printed order from top to bottom with General Douglas MacArthur signing first. As with the Japanese signatories, both documents were signed by each signatory when it was their turn to sign. MacArthur was followed by Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz for the United States, General Hsu Yung-chang for China, Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser for the United Kingdom, Lieutenant General Kuzma Derevyanko for the Soviet Union, General Sir Thomas Blamey for Australia, Colonel Lawrence Moore Cosgrave for Canada, Général de Corps d’Armée Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque for France, Lieutenant Admiral Conrad Helfrich for the Netherlands and finally Air Vice-Marshal Leonard M. Isitt for New Zealand. Cosgrave’s Error When General Cosgrave signed the Japanese copy of the Articles of Surrender, he skipped his line and signed on the line below where he was supposed to sign. Hauteclocque, Helfrich and Isitt signed below Cosgrave’s signature. The error was pointed out to General Richard K. Sutherland, MacArthur’s Chief of Staff. See, this was a legal document. A very important legal document. If it wasn’t filled out correctly, it may not have the force of law behind it. The Japanese3 could have claimed that World War II, therefore, did not properly end. The Japanese could have fought on, though this likely would not have occurred given they were severely resource constrained. In order to rectify the situation, Sutherland crossed out the printed titles and hand wrote them under the representatives’ signatures. The Japanese were still not happy with measure, so Sutherland initialed each of his changes. At this point, the Japanese accepted their copy of the document and World War II officially ended. 1 Have you ever heard of the aphorism, “The sun never set on the British Empire”? Well, one of the consequences of the truth in that aphorism is that the English language was spread around the globe. As a consequence of that, it turns out that English in 1945 made for a reasonable choice for diplomatic language. In fact, Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu was fluent in English and was the only defendant during the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (held the following year in 1946) to answer and participate in English! It’s amazing to me to think that the British Empire covered more ground than did the Roman Empire. How can such a tiny island nation have colonized so much? 2 Seals like, in a generic sense, the Presidential seal. 3 Well, really, either side, but the Japanese were more likely to protest since they were the ones surrendering.
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2025-12-11 04:27:18 UTC

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How adorable and the spirit!
Purr-Pao the Stir-Fry King🔥🐾 👩‍🍳

2025-12-10 15:04:09 UTC

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Ah, very classic!
Statistics will pick my spouse for me?!

2025-12-10 14:56:11 UTC

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A democrat goes to a soda machine. She puts in a dollar and gets a soda. She does this again and again. A man in line behind her asks why she is taking so long. She says, "Can't you see I'm winning?"

2025-12-10 14:09:55 UTC

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Great, a bright one 👏
Doing well?

2025-12-10 14:03:08 UTC

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Education is expensive…, you could join the center of purr talent…

2025-12-02 15:31:43 UTC

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2025-11-24 22:12:47 UTC

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Cloning must be banned in its entirety, where do we draw the line between research and reproductive cloning?
My Kitty 🔥🔥🔥👇
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2025-11-23 23:02:57 UTC

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Yes, true!
If reasearch cloning is legally accepted then so is reproductive cloning whether it is legal or not.

2025-11-23 22:57:27 UTC

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It will take a long long time, high risk of deformity!

2025-11-23 22:54:20 UTC

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Be expecting birth defects….

2025-11-23 20:18:57 UTC

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That’s banned but you can try her organs….

2025-11-23 17:47:32 UTC

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2025-11-22 01:44:42 UTC

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green announces her resignation from Congress effective January 5, 2026.
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2025-11-18 04:41:51 UTC

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But there is no modern genetic exchange between Mongolians and Native Americans biologically.

2025-11-18 04:19:27 UTC

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There was no migrations between the groups for thousands of years though

2025-11-18 04:10:33 UTC

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The gene flow between these two groups is ancient, extreme!
In your 50s?

2025-11-18 03:49:11 UTC

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Exactly, don’t confuse!
Modern Mongolians ≠ Native Americans

2025-11-18 03:46:30 UTC

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Native Americans!

2025-11-18 02:22:10 UTC

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How come?

2025-11-13 17:47:37 UTC

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Never pans out and never goes away…

2025-11-12 13:44:48 UTC

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Chainsaw-wielding-Kitty🔥, do it right!
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2025-11-10 02:03:46 UTC

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Property taxes!?

2025-11-09 13:27:05 UTC

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Tiny remedy….
Trump announces American citizens will receive a $2,000 “tariff dividend”

2025-11-09 10:33:59 UTC

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A good news for small town folks…
Trump posted an image on social media suggesting a shift from the standard 30-year mortgage to a 50-year term.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director, Bill Pulte, confirmed his agency is “actively working on” developing a 50-year mortgage option.
The reported aim is to ease monthly payments and improve home-ownership affordability by stretching the amortization period.

2025-11-07 14:02:35 UTC

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2025-11-06 06:03:26 UTC

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Psy-ops
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2025-11-05 15:13:50 UTC

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2025-10-28 05:26:43 UTC

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👇beautiful
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2025-10-27 12:44:54 UTC

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New Citizenship Test
1. Name two important ideas from the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution
2. Why is the Electoral College important?
3. The Nation’s first motto was “E Pluribus Unum.” What does that mean?
4.Why did the United States enter the Persian Gulf War?
5.Why do U.S. representatives serve shorter terms than U.S. senators?

2025-10-26 15:02:13 UTC

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East Wing👇
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2025-10-23 10:58:07 UTC

Failed Breaking Bad Attempt in Austria: Priest Caught Cooking Crystal Meth at Home
A former priest appeared in court in Krems, Austria, after attempting to manufacture crystal meth out of a personal crisis and a newly discovered love. The unusual case, reminiscent of the series Breaking Bad, shows how a man lost his footing between faith, identity, and addiction.
In the summer of 2024, police discovered in a parish apartment in Lower Austria all the materials needed to produce crystal meth. Chemicals, equipment, and instructions were found, but the person behind it was no ordinary offender. It was the parish priest himself.
The 39-year-old Pole, once a well-regarded clergyman, explained in Krems district court how it came to this. He spoke of a deep spiritual crisis and admitted that he now recognizes himself as gay.
His lawyer, Astrid Wagner, described her client’s downfall as a result of inner conflict. He no longer felt at home in the church and was searching for direction. The defendant himself said that although he was appreciated by his congregation, he increasingly felt empty and lonely. “It was all just theater,” he said. In 2023, he met a 29-year-old man, fell in love, and began using methamphetamine with him.
When the cost of the drug became prohibitive, they decided to produce it themselves. Together with his partner and two other men, he set up an improvised lab in the parish apartment, apparently inspired by Breaking Bad.
The attempt failed due to faulty instructions, and no usable methamphetamine was produced. At the end of July 2024, police raided the apartment and confiscated the chemicals and equipment, which according to the indictment could have been used to make around one kilogram of crystal meth.
The former priest spent several weeks in pre-trial detention. Today he lives in Vienna-Favoriten and works as an insurance consultant. His lawyer emphasized that he has regained control of his life and chosen a new path. He remains a spiritual person but no longer serves in the church.
The court sentenced him to 22 months of partially suspended prison, three months of which were to be served. Since he already spent that time in pre-trial detention, he will not face further imprisonment. The two co-defendants received between 15 and 18 months of partially suspended sentences. The judgments are not yet final.

2025-10-21 13:38:05 UTC

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@npub13fr…qn6j
Wrong Choice 👇 always Jesus 🔥, 100% efficacy 🔥🔥
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2025-10-20 16:56:30 UTC

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2025-10-19 18:24:48 UTC

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Send me your 🦉 pics for 🎃👻

2025-10-19 18:22:42 UTC

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🧊 🧊
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2025-10-19 18:09:13 UTC

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You did well….👇
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