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@BarbellFi Yeah and make sure you don’t get medical care or go to the ER. asshole

Neighbor’s son graduated med school Just got his first real job at 32 $0 saved for retirement $400k in student loans They threw a party to celebrate 😬

@Kanatunga Jeetendra looks gay and all fake plastic from surgeries

this video shows the harsh reality! none of his kids are present at Jeetendra's birthday celebration. but they will be happy to go to a party thrown by Karan Johar or SRK. money can't buy love, care, and happiness.

@AhmadRehanKhan @ProjectImg @PIMGlatino @SeeFisch @acgme @DrHankChaudhry Her services are appreciated. As a pgy1 that means just outpolled school and 1st year of residency. She works under a pgy2, 3 and an attending physician. She is considered a trainee. If her immigration status is not legal then that is a problem.

𝗔 𝗣𝗛𝗬𝗦𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗡 𝗗𝗘𝗧𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗘𝗗. 𝗪𝗜𝗧𝗛 𝗛𝗘𝗥 𝟱-𝗬𝗘𝗔𝗥-𝗢𝗟𝗗 𝗖𝗛𝗜𝗟𝗗. Dr. Rubeliz Bolívar, a PGY-1 Emergency Medicine resident in South Texas, a physician serving a medically underserved community, was reportedly detained while traveling within the United States, despite having valid work authorization. Let that sink in. A frontline doctor, caring for some of the most vulnerable patients in the country, pulled away from her hospital, separated from her duty, and placed in detention, along with her young daughter. This is not just an immigration issue. This is a public health crisis. Her colleagues describe her as brilliant, dedicated, and deeply committed to her patients. In a region already struggling with physician shortages, her absence is not just a loss, it is a direct hit to patient care. Hundreds of patients rely on her. An already strained system depends on physicians like her. And yet, she is behind bars. If reports are accurate, she presented valid documentation, including a work permit and ongoing legal immigration processes, and was still detained. This raises deeply troubling questions: 🔹 Are we now detaining legally authorized physicians serving underserved America? What message does this send to the entire healthcare workforce, especially IMGs who form the backbone of care in such regions? This cannot be normalized. We call upon: @AmerMedicalAssn @acgme American College of Emergency Physicians Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates …to urgently intervene , advocate for due process, and ensure the immediate release of a physician who is actively serving the American people. 🔹 Healthcare workers are not expendable. 🔹 Underserved communities are not collateral damage. 🔹 Children should never be caught in the crossfire. nytimes.com/2026/04/11/us/… #ReleaseDrBolivar #IMGs #PhysicianShortage #Match2027 #MedTwitter #USCISPause

@DocDifferently @drawSMBequity @ladydatadoc You are so condescending. Try a regular job sometime.

@drawSMBequity @ladydatadoc Welcome! Pull up a chair 💺 You might learn something.

Kaiser LA wants to pay board-certified cardiologists $218.65/hr to work overnights and weekends. Don’t take this job. It’s hurts all of us.

@DocDifferently @ladydatadoc This is a locums job. Takenitor don’t if needingeducational debt relief and other benefits then take up a regular position. Your “doctoring differently” is stupidity

@ladydatadoc Does 400K in educational debt + this position not offering any health or retirement benefits count as overhead?

@KennethChester @ElieJarrougeMD No they are likely afraid of arterial plaque rupture and sinister lawyers. If your CVD risk % put you at interm risk then you need testing like a CAC score to see if a statin is indicated. Per your age, some vaccines are helpful. Saying every PCP is the ‘same’ is a stretch, imho

@ElieJarrougeMD Was in to my PCP BP 124/78 HR 47 runner, blood work perfect, except my LDL and HDL higher than she likes. Trig 88 wants me on a "medication" I said "no thanks" wants me on a bunch of vaccines which I said no too. Every PCP is the same. They must get paid for the drugs.

62-year-old patient comes in for a second opinion. Total cholesterol: 278 mg/dl LDL: 192 mg/dl 😱 His primary doctor panicked and shipped him off to a cardiologist. Cardiologist wants a statin and a plant-based diet. I looked at the full picture and here is what I found… 🧵

@Mr_Husky1 We did that same thing once. 1 month became 2 and then 3 and the started eviction proceedings that took a few months in the great Newscum state of California. She left the place trashed. Lesson learned.

I own a duplex. My tenant downstairs is a single mom with a newborn. Rent is due on the 1st. It was the 5th, and I hadn't heard from her. Usually, I send a late notice. It's a business, right? But I went down and knocked instead. She opened the door holding a crying baby. She looked like she hadn't slept in a week. "I'm so sorry," she panicked. "My maternity leave was unpaid and my car broke down. I have $200. I can get the rest by Friday." I looked around her apartment. It was bare. She had sold her couch. "Keep the $200," I said. "In fact, don't worry about rent this month." She stopped crying and stared at me. "What?" "Take the month," I said. "Buy groceries. Fix the car. We'll start fresh next month." I lost $1,200 that day. But the look of pure relief on that mother's face? Worth every single penny. A lease is a contract, but humanity should always be the fine print.

Islamic regime imam: “Women are animals created by Allah to be used by men... .. Women are no different from cows, sheep, horses, or mules. God made women resemble humans so they wouldn’t frighten men.” Free the people of Iran from these freaks!

If there is any humanity left, this must be seen. These Afghan girls are only 5+9 years old, sold for $2,000 and forced into marriage with elderly men. This is not culture, it is child slavery. They want books, school, safe future, not marriage. This humanitarian crisis— CNN 2021

And just like that Zohran Mamdani quits posting about the Epstein files

Flashback: A Pakistani Muslim man in his 60s admits to raping his “wife” when she reached the age of 12. He explains that her Muslim parents sold her as property because they wanted money. Not all cultures are equal.

We shouldn't even deport him. He should be given the death penalty.

@WellsJorda89710 BLM is at lunch

Another young black life lost—19-year-old Dacara Thompson murdered in Lanham by 35-year-old illegal immigrant Hugo Hernandez-Mendez. And what does the media do? NOTHING. Total silence, unless you’re watching Fox. Where is BLM now? Where is the outrage from the black community? A young black woman was killed, but since it doesn’t fit their narrative, nobody cares. This is exactly why I don’t take BLM seriously—it’s all political theater. If a white cop had been involved, they’d be marching in the streets. But when an illegal immigrant kills a black teen, suddenly nobody wants to talk. Hypocrisy at its finest.

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Yall gotta help me understand this one. This beautiful Black girl names DaCara Thompson was brutally raped and murdered and thrown off a bridge by an illegal alien from Guatemala. Not one muthafuckin word from Black Lives Matter. Not one muthafuckin word from Jasmine Crockett. Not one muthafuckin word from Joy Reid. Not one muthafuckin word from the NAACP. Not one muthafuckin word from THE VIEW. And not one muthafuckin word from all yall white KUMBAYA liberals. But yall can cry over a muthafuckin terrorist getting shot for tryna run ove an ICE agent? OH HELL NO! DaCara Thompson was 19 years old. If she voted last year she definitely voted for Kamala Harris. The same Kamala Harris who was the muthafuckin border czar that let her murderer into the country! So yall I need to know: WHERE THE FUCK YALL AT WHEN BLACK WOMEN ARE BEING SLAUGHTERED BY ILLEGALS? This shit aint right.

@winston_zin @minds_eminent Besides iron , none has any evidence.

IF YOUR HAIR IS THINNING: 1. Iron (with food): 18 - 25 mg. Delivers oxygen to hair follicles, especially in women. 2. Saw palmetto (daily): 320 mg. Reduces DHT levels that shrink hair follicles. 3. Pumpkin seed oil (daily): 1,000 mg. Increases hair count by blocking hormone-related thinning. 4. Zinc (with food): 15 - 30 mg. Supports protein synthesis needed for hair growth. 5. Vitamin D (daily): 1,000 - 4,000 IU. Low levels are associated with thinning and loss.

@EverestToday He broke his own 2 O’clock turn around time rule to help Hansen summit. Paid for it with his life. Hansen also died as well as others.

Born on this day, 14.01.1961; Robert (Rob) Hall, climber from New Zealand, who scaled Everest five times (1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996), Lhotse and K2 in 1994, Cho Oyu twice (1994, 1995), and Makalu in 1995. He completed the Seven Summits (Kosciuszko version) in 1990 and the (Carstensz version) in 1994. He died on descent from Everest in 1996, aged 35. Born on January 14, 1961, Rob Hall became one of the most influential figures in modern high-altitude mountaineering. Known for his calm leadership and meticulous approach, Hall helped redefine Himalayan guiding during a period when commercial expeditions were still finding their ethical and logistical boundaries. As co-founder of Adventure Consultants, he set benchmark for preparation, discipline, and decision-making at extreme altitude. Hall’s mountaineering résumé reflected both ambition and depth. Between 1990 and 1996, he stood on Everest’s summit five times, an extraordinary achievement for the era. His climbs extended well beyond Everest: K2 and Lhotse in 1994, Makalu in 1995, and repeated ascents of Cho Oyu. Completing both the Kosciuszko and Carstensz Pyramid versions of the Seven Summits placed him among a very small group of climbers to have mastered both interpretations of the challenge in that time. In May 1996, Hall returned to Everest to guide clients on what would be his fifth successful ascent of the mountain. On May 10, after reaching the summit late in the day with client Doug Hansen, deteriorating weather and delays trapped them high on the mountain. As a powerful storm engulfed the upper slopes, Hall became stranded near the South Summit, above 8,700 meters, in brutal cold and violent winds. Throughout the night and into the following day, Hall maintained radio contact, offering clear instructions and calm reassurance to others despite his own worsening condition. Rescue attempts were made, but the combination of altitude, weather, and exhaustion made any effective intervention impossible. Rob Hall died on Everest during the descent on May 11, 1996, just hours after yet another successful summit. His legacy remains as a defining chapter in Himalayan history. Rob Hall is remembered not only for the peaks he climbed, but for the standards he set—professionalism, responsibility, and respect for the mountain’s boundaries. Photo ©: Adventure Consultants.

How CNN frames 6% inflation under Joe Biden vs. 2.7% inflation under Donald Trump.

“The next time some academics tell you how important diversity is, ask how many Republicans there are in their sociology department.” — Thomas Sowell

Islamists entered a Sikh house in Sargodha of Pakistan & raped a minor Sikh girl at gunpoint & kidnapped her. Victimized Sikh family is mourning & writing. But Khalistanis are becoming brave by tearing the Indian flag in Canada. Repost so that it can reach coward Khalistanis.