"the risk of early death rises by nearly 3% for every 10% increase in calories from UPFs (Ultra Processed Foods)"
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New study shows devastating impact of ultra-processed foods — and the packaged food industry.
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Democrats laundered $93 billion during the 76 days between when Donald Trump was elected and Joe Biden was leaving
Update: As of today only $24.16 billion from the $93 billion in rushed Biden-era loan and grant commitments have been recovered
$69 billion remains unrecoverable
No Democrats have gone to prison for this
“So you're telling me that the Department of Energy in a 76-day period before their boss was gonna leave office gave or loaned money to, to entities that had no business plan?”
“Correct”
“No financials?”
“Correct”
“My God.”
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Update: As of today only $24.16 billion from the $93 billion in rushed Biden-era loan and grant commitments have been recovered
$69 billion remains unrecoverable
No Democrats have gone to prison for this
“So you're telling me that the Department of Energy in a 76-day period before their boss was gonna leave office gave or loaned money to, to entities that had no business plan?”
“Correct”
“No financials?”
“Correct”
“My God.”
join now. it’s not too late.⏰
@RedpillDrifter
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No wonder these companies spend most of their budget on marketing
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WOW! This man dropped a TRUTH NUKE for liberal school leaders to hear: "There are 10 things black students DON'T need."
"We don't need white liberals telling us THEY KNOW WHAT'S BEST FOR US!"
"Affirmative action. Equity. To be pandered to. Dumbing down test scores. Promoting victim mentality."
"The soft bigotry of low expectations. Critical Race Theory or intersectionality. Reparations or WELFARE. To be propped up."
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"We don't need white liberals telling us THEY KNOW WHAT'S BEST FOR US!"
"Affirmative action. Equity. To be pandered to. Dumbing down test scores. Promoting victim mentality."
"The soft bigotry of low expectations. Critical Race Theory or intersectionality. Reparations or WELFARE. To be propped up."
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The Measure of the Unknown Was the Door
Throughout antiquity, doorways were not just points of entry. They were declarations. Consider the tholos tombs of Mycenae, monumental beehive chambers entered through doors over 5 meters high. The height served no domestic need. It dwarfed the human figure, enforcing reverence before one ever crossed the threshold. In the Treasury of Atreus, the lintel above the door alone weighs over 120 tons. These weren’t scaled for convenience. They were scaled for something else.
We see the same pattern in Egypt’s Karnak temple, the Hittite gates of Hattusa, and the Great Mosque of Aleppo. Doorways two to three times the height of any human, with no clear mechanical reason to be that large. No pack animals required them. The interiors they guarded were often more modest than the doors themselves. Yet again and again, across empires and eras, these oversized portals reappear. Not scaled to us, but to something larger.
Mainstream archaeology explains this as symbolism… grand entrances meant to impress, to honor gods or rulers. That may be so. But the consistency, the precision, the sheer scale, especially in sites with cyclopean masonry and absent scaffolding, raises deeper questions. Were these thresholds once practical, not performative? Functional, not just ceremonial? If so, they weren’t built for us.
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Throughout antiquity, doorways were not just points of entry. They were declarations. Consider the tholos tombs of Mycenae, monumental beehive chambers entered through doors over 5 meters high. The height served no domestic need. It dwarfed the human figure, enforcing reverence before one ever crossed the threshold. In the Treasury of Atreus, the lintel above the door alone weighs over 120 tons. These weren’t scaled for convenience. They were scaled for something else.
We see the same pattern in Egypt’s Karnak temple, the Hittite gates of Hattusa, and the Great Mosque of Aleppo. Doorways two to three times the height of any human, with no clear mechanical reason to be that large. No pack animals required them. The interiors they guarded were often more modest than the doors themselves. Yet again and again, across empires and eras, these oversized portals reappear. Not scaled to us, but to something larger.
Mainstream archaeology explains this as symbolism… grand entrances meant to impress, to honor gods or rulers. That may be so. But the consistency, the precision, the sheer scale, especially in sites with cyclopean masonry and absent scaffolding, raises deeper questions. Were these thresholds once practical, not performative? Functional, not just ceremonial? If so, they weren’t built for us.
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Holding the Food Industry Accountable at Last
San Francisco City Attorney’s Office has just launched a historic lawsuit against some of the largest manufacturers of ultra-processed foods:
• Kraft Heinz Company — a giant behind Lunchables, processed cheeses, ready-to-eat meals and many other ultra-processed staples.
• Mondelez International — maker of household brands like Oreo, Chips Ahoy, and many snack cookies and treats.
• The Coca‑Cola Company — a global beverage titan, long criticised for sugary drinks.
• PepsiCo — another major drinks/snacks corporation.
• Post Holdings — known for processed cereals and other packaged foods.
• General Mills — maker of many breakfast cereals and processed food products.
• Nestlé USA — the U.S. arm of a global food conglomerate, with many processed-food brands under its umbrella.
• Kellogg Company — known for cereals, snacks, convenience foods associated with ultra-processed diets.
• Mars, Incorporated — known for snacks, sweets, and processed foods.
• Conagra Brands — producer of processed meals, snacks and other mass-market food products
The lawsuit argues these companies engineered a public-health crisis: designing foods for maximum addictiveness, marketing them aggressively; often targeting children and vulnerable communities, and downplaying or hiding their long-term health harms including obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and other chronic conditions:
• Deceptive advertising / misrepresentation — marketing UPFs as “normal” or safe foods, often implying they are healthy or innocuous.
• Failure to warn — not clearly informing consumers about health risks (e.g. high risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, fatty-liver disease, etc.) tied to heavy UPF consumption.
• Targeting vulnerable populations — including children, low-income families, and minority communities.
• Negligence and breach of implied/express warranties — since food should reasonably be safe for ordinary use.
• The health harms allegedly linked to UPFs include obesity, type 2 diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, various chronic conditions.
• In broad frames: the lawsuit argues that these companies engineered foods to maximize profit — using additives, flavor enhancers, shelf-life extenders and aggressive marketing — at the expense of public health.
This is the first lawsuit of its kind in the United States, and it seeks not just financial penalties but structural change: real warnings, real accountability, and an end to deceptive marketing practices that have normalised chemical-laden “food” as everyday nutrition.
https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel
San Francisco City Attorney’s Office has just launched a historic lawsuit against some of the largest manufacturers of ultra-processed foods:
• Kraft Heinz Company — a giant behind Lunchables, processed cheeses, ready-to-eat meals and many other ultra-processed staples.
• Mondelez International — maker of household brands like Oreo, Chips Ahoy, and many snack cookies and treats.
• The Coca‑Cola Company — a global beverage titan, long criticised for sugary drinks.
• PepsiCo — another major drinks/snacks corporation.
• Post Holdings — known for processed cereals and other packaged foods.
• General Mills — maker of many breakfast cereals and processed food products.
• Nestlé USA — the U.S. arm of a global food conglomerate, with many processed-food brands under its umbrella.
• Kellogg Company — known for cereals, snacks, convenience foods associated with ultra-processed diets.
• Mars, Incorporated — known for snacks, sweets, and processed foods.
• Conagra Brands — producer of processed meals, snacks and other mass-market food products
The lawsuit argues these companies engineered a public-health crisis: designing foods for maximum addictiveness, marketing them aggressively; often targeting children and vulnerable communities, and downplaying or hiding their long-term health harms including obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and other chronic conditions:
• Deceptive advertising / misrepresentation — marketing UPFs as “normal” or safe foods, often implying they are healthy or innocuous.
• Failure to warn — not clearly informing consumers about health risks (e.g. high risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, fatty-liver disease, etc.) tied to heavy UPF consumption.
• Targeting vulnerable populations — including children, low-income families, and minority communities.
• Negligence and breach of implied/express warranties — since food should reasonably be safe for ordinary use.
• The health harms allegedly linked to UPFs include obesity, type 2 diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, various chronic conditions.
• In broad frames: the lawsuit argues that these companies engineered foods to maximize profit — using additives, flavor enhancers, shelf-life extenders and aggressive marketing — at the expense of public health.
This is the first lawsuit of its kind in the United States, and it seeks not just financial penalties but structural change: real warnings, real accountability, and an end to deceptive marketing practices that have normalised chemical-laden “food” as everyday nutrition.
https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel
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Yale researchers have confirmed what we already knew - long covid is actually vaccine harm:
A subset of people who experienced chronic health issues after vaccination still had circulating spike protein in their blood more than 700 days later.
Two full years and the spike protein has not broken down or disappeared. This condition now has a name: Post-Vaccination Syndrome (PVS).
Researchers found clear biological differences in these individuals:
• Abnormal immune cell patterns
• Signs of ongoing inflammation
• Spike protein detectable long after it should have cleared
Yale says this is just the beginning; they’ve identified a biological footprint that demands deeper investigation.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.18.25322379v1
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A subset of people who experienced chronic health issues after vaccination still had circulating spike protein in their blood more than 700 days later.
Two full years and the spike protein has not broken down or disappeared. This condition now has a name: Post-Vaccination Syndrome (PVS).
Researchers found clear biological differences in these individuals:
• Abnormal immune cell patterns
• Signs of ongoing inflammation
• Spike protein detectable long after it should have cleared
Yale says this is just the beginning; they’ve identified a biological footprint that demands deeper investigation.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.18.25322379v1
https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel
medRxiv
Immunological and Antigenic Signatures Associated with Chronic Illnesses after COVID-19 Vaccination
COVID-19 vaccines have prevented millions of COVID-19 deaths. Yet, a small fraction of the population reports a chronic debilitating condition after COVID-19 vaccination, often referred to as post-vaccination syndrome (PVS). To explore potential pathobiological…
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Joe Rogan tells the story where the CIA was caught flying drugs into Arkansas
2 kids witnessed it accidentally out on a walk in the woods, but were murdered
Bill Clinton called and for the man arrested released
The man was on his way to testify, he was murdered. He had George Bush’s number in his pocket
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2 kids witnessed it accidentally out on a walk in the woods, but were murdered
Bill Clinton called and for the man arrested released
The man was on his way to testify, he was murdered. He had George Bush’s number in his pocket
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RFK JR: NIH Studies show Nicotine can Reduce the onset of Alzheimer’s and Dementia
“Nicotine itself does not cause cancer… there’s no evidence that it’s carcinogenic. It may in fact have some health benefits..
Nicotine pouches are probably the safest way to consume nicotine.”
https://rumble.com/v6wp2yw-nih-studies-show-nicotine-can-reduce-the-onset-of-alzheimers-and-dementia.html
“Nicotine itself does not cause cancer… there’s no evidence that it’s carcinogenic. It may in fact have some health benefits..
Nicotine pouches are probably the safest way to consume nicotine.”
https://rumble.com/v6wp2yw-nih-studies-show-nicotine-can-reduce-the-onset-of-alzheimers-and-dementia.html