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@CityBureaucrat I call BS. The military didn't build up all that stuff over there to not use it. The president is just the cooler.

Even among U.S. intelligence people who dislike Israel (or its current leadership), the consensus seems closer to the conclusion that this was the right time to attack Iran, because Israel had degraded its proxies, Assad was out in Syria, and because Russia is preoccupied with Ukraine. The primary reason you hear any opposition from dem-aligned intelligence is for short-term political gains so the Dems can regain control and focus on keeping the border open, or because they think the civilian leadership & Hegseth are incompetent, but in any case not because they actually oppose the conflict (you'll see this confirmed when the dems vote in favor of supplemental appropriations for the war). I remain opposed because I don't trust the foreign policy establishment's (including Israel's) disinterest in the well-being of American citizens.

@MattWalshBlog Shogun... by Tokyo Rose

This might in fact be the worst idea anyone has ever had in history

Following in @cynomel 's flip flops, tried supplemental forms of vitA. Results: 1. Fish oil derived forms gave me leg acne. 2. red palm oil gelcaps. natural. 1:10-12 ratio of A:E. No side effects. Take a few if exposed to PUFA.

@CinemaTweets1 They didn't let Tokyo Rose write a movie after professionally demoralizing people. This is like Trudeau getting Katy Perry for his collaboration.

Why is Stephen Colbert given the responsibility to write a new Lord of the Rings film? What am I missing- how is this happening? I have no opinion about Colbert on a personal level, I’m neutral, but what qualifies him to write this? Because he’s a massive LOTR fan? That’s it?

@LostHistory9 Lord of the Rings but written by Tokyo Rose

So it's going to be War of the Rohirrim all over again. You could do all kinds of stories from the appendix, and do them accurately. One that I've said would be really suitable for adaptation would be Balin's failed expedition to Moria. But nah. Let's just turn Sam's daughter into a girl boss and just make up some shitty fanfic. Hopefully this gets canned once Hunt for Goober flops.

@0x49fa98 Lineoleic acid turns into linoleum when you oxidize it. That's what they're telling you to stop eating.

if you think about it, peaters and jews are exactly the same; adhering to insane, pointless dietary taboos that offer no salvation

@xenocosmography Americans are inherently gnostic but Catholics believe in earthly authorities. That's the Catholic problem.

Know Nothings come back wasn't on my 2026 wild ride bingo card. ... youtube.com/watch?v=DL7DgS…

@DocKilnit @CaryKelly11 @grok You could have just said "my bad". It's unmanly to gish gallop.

Self-awareness, my friend. There are classes/workshops to help in this regard if you're motivated. Using Grok to verify claims isn't "arguing". It's exactly the evidence-seeking habit you're advocating. ******It's 1995, you're in 11th grade****** You: "Why did I get an "F" on this research paper?" Teacher: "Because you strung a bunch of words and opinions together without citing a single point of data or source". You: "But I don't believe in going to the library (Grok) to research, source data or gather supportive information ." Teacher: "Exactly. Glance down and see the resulting 'F' on your research project." Now, debunking your PVD drivel: No, that's not what the study shows, and there's still zero evidence linking oral nattokinase supplements to posterior vitreous detachment (PVD) as a side effect in humans. The phrase "Posterior Vitreous Detachment Induced by Nattokinase" comes from a single 2006 animal study (Takano et al., published in Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science). In it, researchers injected purified nattokinase (subtilisin NAT) directly into the vitreous cavity of rabbit eyes (intravitreal injection at doses like 0.1–1 FU). The goal? To intentionally induce PVD as a potential new tool for "pharmacologic vitreolysis", a non-surgical way to separate the vitreous gel from the retina for treating vitreoretinal conditions (like certain diabetic retinopathy cases or traction issues). Low doses successfully created clean PVD with no major toxicity; higher doses caused some preretinal hemorrhage and temporary ERG changes. This is not a human study. This is not about swallowing nattokinase pills, natto, or supplements. This is not reporting PVD as an adverse event from oral use. Fast-forward: Extensive searches of PubMed, safety reviews, clinical trials (including the 1-year human study you originally posted and longer-term data up to 3 years), and adverse-event databases turn up zero case reports, zero signals, and zero mentions of oral nattokinase causing PVD, increased floaters, retinal issues, or any ocular detachment in people. The only consistent risk noted across reviews (WebMD, RxList, etc.) is increased bleeding potential when combined with blood thinners, not eyes. On "understudied"? Yes, the specific effects of oral nattokinase on the vitreous humor or PVD risk are understudied, mainly because there's no plausible mechanism (it's a protein enzyme mostly broken down in the gut; systemic levels don't reach the eye in concentrations anywhere near the direct-injection experiments). Japanese natto consumption for centuries and modern supplement trials haven't flagged eye problems. PVD itself is extremely common with normal aging (especially in your 60s+), so any coincidence would need actual data to blame supplements. This fits the same pattern as the joint-degradation claim: a title cherry-picked without context, repeated until it feels true (classic illusory truth effect). The actual paper positions nattokinase positively as a potential eye-treatment enzyme when used precisely by doctors, not a danger from daily oral use.

A 2022 study found that 1062 adults in their 60s, taking nattokinase, daily for a year, showed amazing improvement in lipid markers, including plaque reduction. Plaque -36.0% LDL -18.1% HDL +15.8% Trigs -15.7% Nattokinase is an enzyme extracted from natto, a traditional Japanese food made by fermenting boiled soybeans with bacterium. Lots of things to consider here: Japan ranks #1 for age-standardized cardiovascular disease mortality among G20+ countries. Big Pharma must hate this study because it makes Statins look like Tic Tacs. Fermented foods truly are superfoods. Soybeans suck but at least it's real food. There was no placebo group which some made a big deal out of because people can totally subliminally control specific lipid values. 😂 x.com/realPatrickJr/…

@BradRTorgersen I was listening to Rush back then and I still think you're a cuck.

Take yourself back, friends. Take yourself back to Limbaugh at his prime. It's the Dittohead Decade, and Rush is blistering the Clinton Administration hour by hour. Then Rush does something remarkable. He tells you that the communist Chinese are someone we should partner with. That the men who hijacked TWA 847 were in fact the good guys. That the Russia of Yanayev represented a missed opportunity; a solid alternative to the post-Cold War corruption of the American elite. He says it all with a completely straight face. Do you conclude he's lost his mind? Do you wonder whether it's a joke? Or do you bob your head enthusiastically, thinking, "Well, of course! Every American patriot believes these things!"

@Semiogogue The overnight decapitation strike leading to the plebs rising up seems to be dragging on.

At this point they're like that street in New York with all the Indian restaurants being served by a single kitchen. Talking points are dutifully propagated in synchronized fashion. "Fugitive Caesar" and "Ari Fleischer" singing from the same hymnal. 😏 x.com/AriFleischer/s…

@DocKilnit @CaryKelly11 @grok Grok, tell this dirty pleb about "Posterior Vitreous Detachment Induced by Nattokinase", couple it with how understudied Natto's effects in this are, and finally give them life coaching on seeking their own answers versus using grok to argue.

@gotzlore @CaryKelly11 @grok confirm there's no evidence from clinical studies, reviews, or research linking nattokinase to joint degradation, cartilage damage, arthritis, or related issues. Confirm that this natto-joints thing is a typical Illusory Truth Effect.

@jtLOL @aakashgupta Oh wow, he was on the og twitter-to-tv show.

@aakashgupta He even survived Shit My Dad Says

The math on William Shatner’s existence is hard to process. He was born closer to the Civil War than to today. Montreal, 1931. His father manufactured clothes. His first acting role came in 1951, the same year color TV was introduced to the American public. Star Trek premiered in 1966. It lasted 3 seasons and got cancelled. The first rerun aired before humans had walked on the Moon. Those reruns are still generating licensing revenue 57 years later. He’s been famous for 60 consecutive years. He survived being typecast so severely in the 1970s that he did convention appearances for grocery money. He survived his third wife’s death. He survived Hollywood writing him off as a joke. Then he weaponized the joke. Priceline commercials. The roast. Spoken-word albums where he recites Elton John lyrics as dramatic monologue. Every project that should have ended his career somehow added to it. At 73, back-to-back Emmys for Boston Legal. At 90, oldest person to fly to space. At 94, a Super Bowl ad. At 95, 4.3 million people watching him smoke a cigar on X. His career has now outlasted the Soviet Union, the Space Shuttle program, Blockbuster Video, MySpace, and the first three generations of AI models. He’s been working since Truman and he’s posting through the Claude era. The compounding is the point. 75 years of showing up created a distribution moat that no amount of talent alone could replicate.

@curtis_yarvin Once you see the madness in Krugman's eyes the delusion makes sense.

Uber but for palanquins. Universal native bearers. Yes they will set the chair down, draw back the jeweled curtain and service you

@RayPeatHeadShop @FlatEarthBarbie You mean you don't already wear a silver gangsta grill for the health benefits?

Inspired by this @FlatEarthBarbie experiment. The underlying mechanism is most intriguing. Adapted for maximum efficacy within safe limits.

Theoretical, but highly practical protocol for treating persistent, treatment-resistant biofilm/gut dysbiosis issues. [FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY]

@michaeljburry Electricity takes the most optimal path to ground every time. Now ask me why I know that the universe doesn't make infinite copies of itself for every possible reality.

It is almost inconceivable how profoundly mentally ill one must be to believe this stuff. Reality is everywhere at the same time. Deal with it.

I don't know who needs to hear this, but sometimes you don't have a complex case of cortisol face, mast cell activation, functional hypothyroidism, chronic fatigue syndrome and mold toxicity. Sometimes you're just fat.

@L0m3z The Brahmins of India are no longer white. The nobles (arya) who left and founded Egypt are gone. The Persians are muttified. Spain and Portugal were flooded. Meanwhile the lemurians and erectus-hybrids multiply beyond their natural means. It's just a historical fact.

Notice, he refuses to mention Gamers.

@stilljneal Michael B Jordan spent the entire black panther movie with his mouth hanging open from his mouth breathing. I can't watch subhumans "act" and pretend like the rest. Big nope.

Nothing demonstrates how far removed we are from the heyday of libtarded negro worship than the effusive praise and adulation for Sinners/Ryan Coogler/Michael B Jordan. It feels anachronistic, an artifact of cultural lib hegemony that no longer exists

@zeta_globin Reese's figured out that the in-your-face levels of concentrated aromatic aldehydes (peanut "natural" flavor) will get people to eat anything.

why have reese's cups gotten so bad in the past 10 years