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Just to clarify: I post books and observations that I think might help some people understand more about what they are interested in. I am not on a mission to convince anyone of my personal views. 📚 📖 📜 🕯 💡

@teapartytempest @michaelshermer I am mentioning a cartoon. Check into what the word means in it's full sense.

@anwit07 @michaelshermer Who mentioned a cartoon? Sure there are lots of unknown things and sure some are bad, but why would anyone worship bad things?

Ok, we need a young priest and an old priest, some holy water, a couple of crucifixes, and a can of pea soup, and that should cover it. First floor exorcisms only please… nypost.com/2026/03/24/wor…

@MsMelChen There is a problem of seeing history as separate events instead of a flow from one thing continuing in the next. There was not a lull between WWI and WWII, conflicts continued in Europe, Italy fought in Ethiopia, Spain fought itself with outside help.

This is one of the most important threads that explains what has been eating at you over the last few years. Ever since the great Precambrian Woke Explosion of 2020, it no longer mattered what the specific issue was whether it was climate change, BLM, trans rights, ANTIFA, Free Palestine, or feminism. All left-wing activist causes suddenly felt deeply interconnected and totalizing in very weird and strange ways. If you are a sane person, you'd have asked: > how come feminists didn't care about the Iranian women subjugated and slaughtered by the Mullahs for wanting more freedom? > how come UN Women cared more about making sure trans women (men) have access to female prisons than Hamas terrorists raping Israeli women? > how come Greta "How Dare You" Thunberg smoothly pivoted to campaigning against Israeli "apartheid" while never once mentioning China destroying marine ecosystems with overfishing? > what the fuck EVEN is Queers for Palestine? > why the hell was Microsoft doing land acknowledgments before Zoom town halls? Everything from American corporate life to Hollywood movies to universities became vehicles for the omnicause: a single, all-encompassing moral framework where climate, race, gender, borders, and foreign conflicts are fused. The surface “issue” often became secondary to maintaining ideological purity across the entire bundle. What was driving this? I KNEW where it was coming from. Now, @DataRepublican and @AsraNomani have the receipts. David Horowitz used to say that "the issue is never the issue. The issue is always the revolution." The revolution here is the overthrow of the ideological architecture of the West and the remaking of the world order. China's leadership explicitly wants to undermine American confidence of itself and of the US-led World Order because Beijing is a revisionist power that sees the system as designed to keep it subordinate. And so it amplifies narratives that portray the US-led order as the "root of evil" - imperialist, morally bankrupt, white supremacist, exploitative, and in inevitable decline. The aim is cognitive warfare to erode domestic support for protecting this order which serves to facilitate China's seamless rise. Neville Roy Singham has funneled at least $278 million through dark-money intermediaries, donor-advised funds, shell companies, and US nonprofits into a vast network of far-left activist groups, media outlets, and political education organizations to push this. @DataRepublican directly quotes Singham at a 2024 CCP forum in Shanghai: "If we want to have a new world order based on multilateralism that President Xi and CPC and China have proposed, we have to undo the ideological damage that has been done by the narrative of World War II." Read that again. Understand that Singham sees this WWII narrative as the last major cultural obstacle standing between the current order and the “multipolar” (China-led) future his network is working toward. And now... notice all those around us who are parroting the same line. It used to be just the crazy lefties and the NGOs like the UN. Or the globalists like the WEF. Now you're seeing it on the right. Beijing wins when a majority in the West treats US hegemony and the post-1945 system as invalid, so that it can replace it with one where it sets the rules and norms.

@teapartytempest @michaelshermer I don't believe in cartoons. I don't believe we know all the possibilities of what can exist.

@anwit07 @michaelshermer You think there's some demon out there going to be annoyed? Do you believe in a horrible god that would create demons?

The crepes🥞 you should know 🥞 BASIC CREPE BATTER (for all recipes) Ingredients: • 1 cup all-purpose flour • 2 eggs • 1 cup milk • 2 tbsp melted butter • 1 tbsp sugar (for sweet) OR ¼ tsp salt (for savory) • ½ cup water Instructions: 1. In a bowl, whisk eggs and milk together. 2. Add flour gradually, whisk until smooth. 3. Add butter + water → mix well (thin batter). 4. Rest batter for 10–15 minutes. 5. Heat non-stick pan, lightly grease. 6. Pour ¼ cup batter → swirl thin. 7. Cook 1–2 min → flip → cook 30 sec. 8. Set aside. Repeat. 🍓 1. NUTELLA & STRAWBERRY CREPES Ingredients: • 2 tbsp Nutella • ½ cup sliced strawberries • Powdered sugar Instructions: 1. Spread Nutella on warm crepe. 2. Add strawberries. 3. Fold or roll. 4. Dust with powdered sugar. 🍌 2. BANANA & NUTELLA CREPES Ingredients: • 2 tbsp Nutella • 1 banana (sliced) Instructions: 1. Spread Nutella. 2. Add banana slices. 3. Roll tightly and serve warm. 🧀 3. SPINACH & FETA CREPES Ingredients: • 1 cup spinach (chopped) • ½ cup feta cheese • 1 tbsp olive oil • Salt & pepper Instructions: 1. Heat oil → sauté spinach 2–3 min. 2. Add feta, salt, pepper. 3. Place filling in crepe. 4. Fold and serve. 🥓 4. HAM & CHEESE CREPES Ingredients: • ½ cup chopped ham • ½ cup shredded cheese Instructions: 1. Add ham + cheese inside crepe. 2. Fold and cook in pan until cheese melts. 3. Serve hot. 🍋 5. LEMON & SUGAR CREPES Ingredients: • 2 tbsp sugar • Juice of 1 lemon • Butter Instructions: 1. Spread butter on crepe. 2. Sprinkle sugar. 3. Drizzle lemon juice. 4. Fold and serve. 🍓 6. BERRY & CREAM CREPES Ingredients: • ½ cup mixed berries • ½ cup whipped cream Instructions: 1. Add whipped cream inside crepe. 2. Top with berries. 3. Fold gently and serve. 🍗 7. CHICKEN & MUSHROOM CREPES Ingredients: • 1 cup cooked chicken (shredded) • ½ cup mushrooms (sliced) • ½ cup cream • Salt & pepper Instructions: 1. Cook mushrooms until soft. 2. Add chicken + cream. 3. Season well. 4. Fill crepe and fold. 🍫 8. CHOCOLATE HAZELNUT CREPES Ingredients: • 2 tbsp chocolate hazelnut spread • 2 tbsp chopped hazelnuts Instructions: 1. Spread chocolate. 2. Add hazelnuts. 3. Roll and serve. 🥗 9. SAVORY VEGGIE CREPES Ingredients: • 1 cup mixed vegetables (carrot, capsicum, beans) • ½ cup cheese • Salt & herbs Instructions: 1. Sauté vegetables until soft. 2. Add cheese + seasoning. 3. Fill crepe and fold. 🔥 Tip: • Keep crepes thin for best texture • Use low–medium heat • Serve immediately for best taste

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“All of the sudden I can’t drive. I lost cognitive abilities. I lost long distance vision. [Victims] are coming back almost vegetables from this. Something really messed up is happening ... It’s a GIANT cover-up.” - Former CIA official @Mpolymer tells @AndyStumpf77 about strange direct energy attacks targeting intelligence officials ... and a CIA campaign to cover it all up. The full interview drops at 5:30 pm EDT

🚨 BIG: Rep. Tim Burchett says UFO Scientists Found DEAD After Testifying to Congress About UFO Files: BURCHETT: "Something dark is going on. I know these scientists and researchers. They have testified. We've got to get to the bottom of it. It's just too much, too much is going on right now -- And by the way, I'm not suicidal." Here is a list of mysterious disappearances or deaths: - Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William Neil McCasland—missing since Feb 27, 2026 - Aerospace/materials scientist Monica Reza vanished June 22, 2025, while hiking in Angeles National Forest - MIT fusion physicist Nuno Loureiro—shot & killed Dec 2025 at his home. - Caltech astrophysicist Carl Grillmair—fatally shot Feb 16, 2026, at his home. - Novartis scientist Jason Thomas—body found in March 2026 after disappearing in December 2025.

Elk wears what remains of a dead mountain lion on his head

Sharing a few easy rice recipes.

A physicist just told me that 85% of the universe’s “missing mass” may partly be a modeling artifact... Jenny Wagner is someone I didn’t expect to meet but I’m glad I did. She proves theorems about what the data can’t tell you. Then she shows where the standard model of cosmology silently fills gaps with assumptions. She calls it “CSI cosmology”: start from the evidence, not from the theory you like. It’s super interesting. What’s even more astounding is the cross‑disciplinary impact of this sort of approach. It may have drastic impact in particle physics, and even in cancer research. This goes beyond AI / traditional machine learning (she has a PhD in machine learning actually). In fact, a quantum chemistry thesis she read cracked a 30‑year‑old degeneracy problem in gravitational lensing that cosmologists couldn’t solve staying inside cosmology. Where else in physics are we confusing model artifacts for discoveries? curtjaimungal.com

You won’t believe how powerful Vernal Fall looks right now Snowmelt has transformed Yosemite National Park into a waterfall paradise

Leased officially signed. Kansas City’s first true bathhouse / wellness retreat with a community focus is coming early fall to the Holtman building. - 8 lofts - 7k sqft rooftop bar - 10k leased office space - 2k sqft bathhouse - Member club More soon 🔜

Africa does not lack materials. We lack belief in them. In Burkina Faso, the Thomas Sankara Memorial honours a former president and 12 others. Built from laterite and clay. From the ground it stands on. No paint. No disguise. No apology. 13 openings cut into the form. 13 lives remembered. Inside, each tomb is lit by the sun. Hour by hour. Guiding movement through the space. Openings at the entrance pull in light and capture wind. This is what happens when architecture belongs to its place. 📍 Burkina Faso Design: Kéré Architecture

SMOKE SCREEN: A homeowner in Iowa called to report a grass fire near his home on Saturday after seeing smoke rise from a grove of trees. Firefighters arrived on scene to find it wasn't a grass fire at all, but large plumes of pollen rising into the air, resembling smoke. Read more: foxweather.com/extreme-weathe…

Wow, this is amazing! Analyses of German telescope data confirm Dr. Villaroel's findings: even before the first human-made satellite (before the Sputnik era), there were unknown objects in Earth's orbit! Congratulations @DrBeaVillarroel

Following the first independent investigation in 50 years of Monte Verde—a landmark archaeological site in Chile—researchers in Science report that it may be much younger than previously believed. According to the study, Monte Verde dates from ~8000 to 4000 years old, not 14,500 years, as previously thought. scim.ag/4sYP5HS

Before refrigeration, smokehouses like this were used to preserve meat for months and sometimes even a year or longer. After butchering a hog, the meat would be submerged in a barrel of salty brine, then hung in the smokehouse for 4–6 weeks so a protective layer of creosote could form. After that, it would be stored in a cool, dry place.

Gothic arched, double door, detached garage anyone?

If you’re learning to mend your knitwear, these are the two techniques to start with! Head over to my blog for when to use them and the equipment you need: collingwoodnorrisdesign.com/knitwearblog/d… #visiblemending #darning #repair #learnsomethingnew

Drawing Butterfly Using Thread by rishabh__art_