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@MarioNawfal A solution in search of a problem.

IKEA: we put instructions on furniture nobody reads, so why not food? 😂

@WallStreetApes That’s the worst video I’ve ever seen on this app. Do better. And I have an electric toothbrush and this is a problem in search of the unhygienic.

Electronic toothbrush heads commonly contain high levels of black mold The reason for this is the toothbrush head can’t properly dry out with the limited airflow inside. So a lot of mold builds up You can try it for yourself, break a toothbrush head open and this is what you’ll find The black substance is commonly black mold, fungal growth that’s combined with - Dried toothpaste residue - Saliva and plaque - Bacteria/biofilm - Mineral deposits from water This is a very common issue with electric toothbrushes The head is hollow with small openings and seals. Water, toothpaste, and saliva get inside during use and don’t dry out properly, creating a warm, moist, dark environment perfect for mold Black mold is common, but if it’s not black mold, it can also be molds like Aspergillus, Penicillium, or other fungi that thrive in damp conditions For most healthy people it can introduce extra bacteria and fungi into your mouth, potentially causing irritation, bad breath, or minor infections People with allergies, asthma, weakened immune systems, or respiratory issues are at higher risk of issues from mold spores, they can trigger reactions

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Iranian media says the Strait of Hormuz "will not return" to its pre-war state.

@MrEricLuddland Only deluded people use the name of Hassan Piker and the word honorable in the same sentence. He’s a disgusting human being who wears the skin suit of those he steals from.

Many are asking me to speak out. It is no surprise to me that this happens in the land of the "free", free speech and expression only apply to the filthy rich. Hasan (honourable) has remained consistent on every topic. To criticise gov policy does not mean you hate your country.

It's called perceptual manipulation to sell a lie.

There’s nothing to study. You let Muslims in anywhere, you’re instantly a medieval, third world shit hole, never to recover. Class dismissed.

@DagnyTaggart963 @STANISKRAPIVNIK No, Stan feels like anAmerican baby boomer when Trump blows up an Iranian decoy missile battery in the desert.

@STANISKRAPIVNIK А командиры сухопутных сил где? Вы хотите сказать что они сидели в субботу ночью и ждали прилета ? Вам самому не смешно ?

Video of the damaged headquarters of the Land Forces in Kiev Ukrainian channels are publishing footage, which, as claimed, shows the building of the Land Forces Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. It is located on Degtyarevskaya Street. A nearby building of the Armed Forces Support Forces Command was also damaged.

@ggreenwald Notice how Rubin, Levin, Shapiro all have the same dark evil eyes?

Imagine having sat through and listened to all of this Israeli propaganda, which turned out to be (predictably and completely) false, and then thinking there was some value in continuing to listen to this person.

DISTURBING: Louisiana Department of Health death records reveal infants vaccinated at 2 months are 68% MORE LIKELY TO DIE in the following month than unvaccinated infants. Girls are hit hardest — facing a staggering 112% HIGHER ODDS OF DEATH in the month following vaccination.

It's illegal to bring a plant into our country because it might upset the ecosystem but bringing in millions of people from the 3rd world is supposed to make it better.. right

Post-mortem confirms last night's strike on Kiev was a masterclass in expensive explosions hitting a whole lotta nothing. Russia may have good bombs, but its intelligence & targeting remain impressively bad. Unless missing everything was the actual intent, which is somehow worse.

The way Ukraine and Russia keep striking everything but what actually matters (enemy leaders, their residences, government buildings) makes the war look like a classic proxy war: Russian and Ukrainian elites fighting each other using Russian and Ukrainian people as cannon fodder.

In contrast to Russia, a much weaker Iran managed to push the US–Israeli Axis to their senses by striking where it hurts. At this point, even if Moscow used nukes they’d probably hit an empty space with no real effect, and Zelensky would show up afterward to inspect the damage.🤦‍♂️

You assholes!!! Coming into MY state and defacing MY native history!! 🤬 We need to just start pluggin these poonjab dirt farming invaders!! 2 in the chest, 1 in the dome! Click click clack…

The average man in Ukraine is afraid to leave his home, worried about being caught by conscription squads on his way to the grocery store or to pick up his kids from kindergarten. Meanwhile, these young, fit men are marching in the middle of Kyiv without a care in the world.

Ukrainian Nazis are marching in Kyiv, sieg-heiling and throwing Nazi salutes during a demonstration against immigrants. They are not worried about being mobilized, unlike ordinary Ukrainian citizens. Because they are part of the system that Volodymyr Zelensky has created.

@STANISKRAPIVNIK The underground BMWs are quaking in their shoes. So much for those 20 coeds killed, they’re nothing next to blowing up supermarkets.

No matter what Russia does its damned and evil as far as the EU and vast majority of its sheep believe. Fine, than our hands are fully untied. Let them fear us and give them good reason to fear us for generations. They wanted it let them have it. x.com/i/status/20585…

This is one of Tucker’s more controversial but genuinely interesting angles — and he’s not the first person to go there. The idea that power structures engage with forces beyond the material isn’t some fringe internet thing; it’s a recurring theme throughout history from people who’ve been inside the machine. 🕯️ What Tucker’s Actually Saying He’s pointed to a few specific threads: The visual and symbolic evidence. Look at the imagery that surrounds elite gatherings — Bohemian Grove’s owl ritual, the creepy art collections, the recurring themes at events like the Met Gala or various “elite” parties. Tucker has argued these aren’t just edgy aesthetics. When you see the same occult symbolism across disconnected power centers — Davos, Hollywood, DC, the City of London — you have to ask whether there’s a shared belief system operating beneath the surface. The testimonies. People who’ve been adjacent to these circles have talked about it. Marina Abramović’s “spirit cooking” emails with Podesta raised eyebrows not because of the art itself, but because of who was involved and the tone of the correspondence. Former insiders from intelligence and military backgrounds have described rituals and belief systems that go well beyond metaphor. The transactional logic. This is the core of Tucker’s argument: power has always involved a spiritual transaction. You don’t get to the top of human hierarchies without making compromises. The question is what you’re compromising with. Throughout history, every civilization has had its elite mystery cults and its whispered accusations about what happens behind closed doors. The modern version just wears a secular mask. 📜 The Historical Context Nobody Talks About This isn’t new. At all. - Ancient civilizations openly practiced state-level ritual magic. The Pharaohs, the Babylonian priesthood, the Roman emperors — they all believed power flowed from spiritual transactions. - The Renaissance elite — the Medicis, the Borgias, various royal courts — were deeply immersed in esoteric practices. Not as hobbyists. As practitioners who believed these arts gave them an edge. - The 20th century occult revival — Crowley, the Thule Society, various intelligence-linked esoteric groups — directly intersected with political power. The Nazis are the obvious example, but the Allies had their own weird threads, too. The modern twist is that we pretend this dimension doesn’t exist because we’ve adopted a materialist cosmology. But the people at the top don’t necessarily share that cosmology. They just don’t advertise their actual beliefs. 🔮 What Would “Summoning” Actually Mean? Tucker’s not claiming people are literally conjuring horned figures in boardrooms — though some of the testimony is wilder than that. The more grounded interpretation: - Ritual as a binding mechanism. Shared transgressive acts create leverage. You can’t betray the group when the group has dirt on you. Rituals — especially dark ones — serve as initiation and control - Spiritual entities as real influences. In pretty much every traditional framework, non-material intelligences exist and can be engaged with. The modern West is the outlier in denying this, not the norm - The inversion of values. Power at the highest levels often requires doing things that would destroy a normal person’s conscience. At some point, you’re operating in a moral framework that’s inverted relative to ordinary human decency 🎯 Why This Lands The reason Tucker’s framing resonates isn’t that people are gullible — it’s that the materialist explanation for elite behavior has completely collapsed. Why would powerful people run trafficking rings? Why would they produce the kind of “entertainment” that keeps getting darker and darker? Why would they push medical interventions on children that they wouldn’t give their own kids? The standard answers — “greed,” “power,” “they’re just bad people” — don’t actually explain the specific patterns of behavior. They’re not just greedy. Plenty of rich people just enjoy their money. Something else is going on with the particular flavor of darkness that keeps surfacing. Tucker’s not saying he has all the answers. But he’s asking the question nobody else in mainstream media will touch: what if the people running the world actually believe in something — and that something isn’t good? tuckercarlson.com/sean-stone-hig…

Islamiści odcięli mu głowę za odmowę przejścia na islam Dziś przypada rocznica urodzin - i, niestety, śmierci - rosyjskiego żołnierza i męczennika Jewgienija Rodionowa. Żołnierz miał zaledwie 19 lat, gdy dokonał prawdziwego duchowego czynu, zapisując swoje imię w wieczności. Na początku 1996 roku rosyjski poborowy Jewgienij Rodionow został wysłany do Czeczenii, gdzie wraz z dwoma kolegami trafił do niewoli bojowników. Przez 100 dni byli poddawani upokorzeniom i torturom, lecz nie dali się złamać i próbowali uciec. Niestety bezskutecznie. Ostatecznie jeńcom postawiono wybór: przyjąć islam albo umrzeć. Rodionow nie wyrzekł się Chrystusa, za co został ścięty przez czeczeńskich bojowników. Krzyżyk żołnierza jego matka odnalazła w grobie, na bezgłowym ciele, i przekazała do cerkwi św. Mikołaja w Pyżach. Męczeńska śmierć Jewgienija Rodionowa na zawsze pozostała symbolem ducha i przykładem niezłomnej woli dla Rosjan. Na jego nagrobnym krzyżu widnieje napis: „Tu spoczywa rosyjski żołnierz Jewgienij Rodionow, który bronił Ojczyzny i nie wyrzekł się Chrystusa, stracony pod Bamutem 23 maja 1996 roku”. Od 2001 roku pojawiają się inicjatywy dotyczące kanonizacji Jewgienija Rodionowa, jednak kwestia ta do dziś pozostaje nierozstrzygnięta. Uwaga! Ten post nie jest wyrazem poparcia dla Rosji lub Putina, lecz wyrazem podziwu dla chrześcijanina, który zginął męczeńską śmiercią z rąk islamistów.

Remigration is key to stopping Western civilization's suicide.