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SCOTUS RULES in favor of Monsanto in Monsanto v. Durnell (Roundup / pesticide labeling) SCOTUS ruled Federal law (FIFRA) preempts (overrides) state failure-to-warn claims. This means Monsanto cannot be sued in state court for not putting stronger cancer warnings on Roundup labels if the warnings meet federal requirements. Majority (7) – Ruled for Monsanto: • Justice Brett Kavanaugh (wrote the majority opinion) • Chief Justice John Roberts • Justice Clarence Thomas (wrote a separate concurring opinion) • Justice Samuel Alito • Justice Amy Coney Barrett • Justice Sonia Sotomayor • Justice Elena Kagan Dissent (2) – Ruled against Monsanto: • Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson (wrote the dissent) • Justice Neil Gorsuch (joined Jackson’s dissent) Core Reason (stated in the opinion): FIFRA (the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act) gives the EPA exclusive authority over pesticide labeling. The law contains a clear preemption clause that says states cannot impose any labeling requirements that are “in addition to or different from” what the federal government requires. • This would create non-uniform labeling across states and interfere with the EPA’s control. • The Court said Congress wanted one national standard for pesticide labels, decided by the EPA — not varying rules driven by state juries. In short: Federal law controls the label. States (and state lawsuits) cannot force extra warnings that the EPA has not required. 🔻 My Thoughts: The silver lining It sucks… but I think after reading what Clarence Thomas wrote, this was the correct decision. Allowing Lawsuits to punish companies AFTER harm occurs— It was essentially a bandaid to fix a much larger problem. The ruling actually highlights that the real power lies with the EPA’s authority to set labels and approve (or ban) chemicals. THIS is the way… A national standard decided in Washington is better than a messy system where every state jury can force different warnings. This ruling forces MAHA to focus energy on passing stronger federal laws instead of fighting endless state-by-state legal battles.

This video has been deleted from every platform (including Google) years ago. It took me a long time to find it.

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Democrat Senator Tim Kane says “You are no longer allowed to call immigrants Illegals. This has to stop” What’s your response to him ??

They're playing God by cloning, which they've been cloning for many centuries. Clonaid is one of the most well known labs for cloning, yet people still think it's a "CoNsPiRaCy ThEoRy." Cloning is the Elite’s way if cheating death and obtain "Immortality."

You can’t argue against real observation as the Sun is reflecting against a containment barrier!

This is why history keeps repeating itself… It’s called the Zodiac Cycles ✨💫

The absurdity is believing these ancient structures were carved using just hammers and chisels, rather than being created using advanced lost technology.

RIP Dr. Hosokawa 🙏 He fought fearlessly against Big Pharma…but eventually, Big Pharma silenced him forever 😔

Sean Penn Wants to Rewrite January 6 History — But Ryan Samsel’s Federal Lawsuit Just Exposed the Truth thegatewaypundit.com/2026/06/sean-p… #gatewaypundit via @gatewaypundit

I am surprised it’s from Fox! You can’t be allegedly prosecuted 😜😂🤦‍♂️🤡

OMG this sounds so AMAZING! “As America turns 250 years old— we are the ones carrying forward the light of Western civilization, because this is the very beginning of THE GOLDEN AGE of AMERICA— we will leave our children nothing but the RICHEST inheritance and most advanced civilization, and highest standard of living in human history— the BEST IS YET TO COME” LET’S GO!!!!!!!! rumble.com/v7bscl4-this-i…

The natural magnetic energy field of the Earth.

The Moon is indeed in the atmosphere

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The largest observational human ivermectin cancer study ever conducted has now been peer-reviewed and published. Results show 84.4% of patients experienced complete remission, tumor shrinkage, or halted tumor growth. Nicolas Hulscher explains.

Zelensky’s assets: $35 million - home in Florida. $1.2 billion - offshore banks Owns 15 homes, 3 private planes Monthly income of $11 million dollars. And you’re still wondering where the USAID money went.

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🚨 Central Bank Digital Currency Someone asked that I look into this and I did. Here is the good, bad, and the ugly. On June 22, the U.S. Senate overwhelmingly approved the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act (H.R. 6644) in an 85-5 bipartisan vote. It largely focused on boosting housing supply, cutting regulations, and restricting large institutional investors from buying more single-family homes. THAT is pretty huge. But, Tucked inside it was a notable provision: a statutory ban preventing the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency (CBDC), but it was only through December 31, 2030. 🔻 THE GOOD In January 2025, President Trump signed an executive order explicitly prohibiting federal agencies from establishing, issuing, or promoting a CBDC. President Trump also stated he will never allow a CBDC. The New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has publicly described a U.S. CBDC as a “bad policy choice.” He does not like it at all. And The Fed has long maintained it would not pursue one without clear authorization from both Congress and the executive branch; which they do not have. They do not have this (thank God) because many lawmakers, especially Republicans, view a government-issued digital currency as a tool for excessive surveillance and control over citizens’ financial transactions. Despite how useless the GOP feels sometimes, we do have people fighting for a Stronger (Permanent) Ban: - Rep. Anna Paulina Luna - Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) - Even though I despise him, Ted Cruz (R-TX) and others who backed the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act and similar measures. The ban also explicitly protects private, open, permissionless stablecoins, which many in the crypto community see as a positive distinction from a government-controlled digital dollar. That’s a big deal. 🔻 THE BAD, BUT IT’S JUST UGLY POLITICS While the ban represents a significant policy win against CBDC, it is not permanent — it ends in 2030. House Republicans and hardline conservatives pushed for a permanent ban. To secure broader bipartisan support for the overall housing reforms (and to avoid derailing the larger bill), negotiators settled on a four-year moratorium. The temporary nature allowed the legislation to move forward with strong majorities in both chambers while still delivering a clear statutory restriction on the Fed. In short, the four-year limit was the price of getting the housing package across the finish line. After 2030, Congress could revisit the issue — either by renewing the ban, making it permanent, or allowing it to expire. 🔻 THE BOTTOM LINE: The housing bill delivered some really great wins and the huge takeaway everyone is missing, they restricted large institutional investors from buying more single-family homes. That is absolutely HUGE! And, although it’s not perfect, it is a win… for now, that we installed the first statutory limit on a potential Federal Reserve CBDC. Who knows.. the FED might not even be there in the future. It’s very Likely. This is nothing to lose sleep over.. so for now, stay the course. Keep fighting. And have a little faith and pray that God continue to steer the ship.

Obama hanging with the homies, so naturally he has a new accent… “What’s goin on meh.. Like.. I ain’t gon’ preten like..” 🤣🤣 rumble.com/v7brfwm-obama-…

Obama: Michelle was under an extreme amount of pressure, faced a ton of double standards, because she was the first black First Lady.. it took a toll on her. My God… pull out the violins.. 🎻