FartsyFloxy

@lukasburner1116 @EYakoby Blowing up Muslim weapons cache! Meant for Jews and on Israeli ground, most likely. This is propaganda, unless have evidence.

@EYakoby Israelis = terrorists Go fuck yourself. Putting out fake propaganda. You fucking rat

Thousands of Christians slaughtered by Islamists in Nigeria. Where is the outrage?

@55Yosi555 @EYakoby Who would be responsible for this? The Nigerian government?

@EYakoby Sad 😭😭

@nwanyebinladen @EYakoby Sub-animalistic live homosapiens. Not human! THICKEST, BLACKEST, DARKEST SATANISM😰 Under guise of Islam🤬🤮 This video needs to be shared to impact the numb.

@EYakoby Pray for indigenous Christians of Northern Nigeria. Most of their slaughterings barely make the internet

@jimdavis_philly You mean settle?

A lawyer I spoke to 2 days ago is going to take me to a large law firm to discuss both my medical case and the political targeting as personal injury. The political targeting negates ANY statute of limitations in my case due to blockage of any complaint. If I had Elon's money and 500 doctors, it would not change the fact I have Stage 3 #CRPS type II and there's no helping me. However, for me to help others, I may have to reluctantly sue for money instead of change due to the cost of such a case.

@jimdavis_philly Also a CRPS person, plus spinal cord injury from pp catheter. Has caused intercostal neuralgia. I 100% get you! Same boat. Hang on to beautiful parts of life. I'm here if need to talk. DM me. Btw, Tizanidine works for the spasms, but knocks us out. Tried it?

#CRPS is nicknamed the suicide disease for a reason. If I had a diagnosis of my neuroma early it could have been removed but doctors refused to diagnose the tumor because it was caused by a doctor's mistake. When I finally got a diagnosis from a patient on Facebook and I had an ultrasound, the test my surgeon and over 2 dozen doctors said doesn't exist, it was already too late, CRPS Type II Stage 3 was already there 9 years 4 months after the injury to my intercostal nerve. Yet I was ready to fight to get better. I wasn't allowed because I was denied the only treatment by the State of PA to stop the neuroma from damaging my nervous system by inflaming my CRPS further and that treatment is Pain management. I went out of state for 3.5 years for pain meds and guess what? I improved greatly over that time, enough that if I had had treatment until today, there would be a chance I would be strong enough for surgery, microwave or RF ablation, which would be VERY DANGEROUS, but there would be a chance to remove the neuroma. Removing the nerve with CRPS, is inadvisable. Microwave or RF ablation would be the only way to remove the 1mm neuroma. And the reason why CRPS is the suicide disease, is because the pain is so bad at times, I feel that the only way to escape is death, which is 100% true but this tumor and CRPS had ruined what life I had left and lack of treatment has prevented me from regaining any portion of my life. So the damage to people's lives from chronic pain is a cascading chain reaction of events that lead to things like a father or mother not being able to provide for their family. In my case, my health problems have destroyed important relationships. One guy I know said that people like me "Want to be sick." Ironically, that guy got testicular cancer 2 years later. So, people should be careful what they say about sick people. I'd say when I told people my diagnosis and how close I get to death with a CRPS super flare up, 50% of the people who I thought were friends or friendly to me, including former clients, cut ties immediately and stopped responding to me. I had one break a contract when I told them I was raising money to go out of state to the doctor, money I really needed to cover the $650-$900 a month to travel depending on the time of year. Denial of pain management is what did me in but I wasn't even allowed to complain to Disability Rights in PA, for the last 6.5 years which prevented me from fighting this denial, which shifts the cause of death to political targeting since I would have been able to survive much longer with the ability to fight the denial.

@WriterMera @jimdavis_philly Me too!!!

Your story fascinates me. I can't imagine the suffering that your State/physicians/govt organizations have inflicted upon. Please do everything you can that will keep you alive and in this social realm. As a CRPS patient, I totally get the pain. It's like you want to jump out of the tall building out that is fully engulfed in violent flames that are savagely tearing at every fiber of your being. But please Stay Jim, you have a way with words. We need you in this fight with the rest of us! It may feel like it at times, but YOU do NOT fight alone. I stand beside you in these advocacy trenches.

@73RDARM @BohuslavskaKate @Wendehopes Nothing good is accomplished with this division, hatred, and outright discrimination. It's vomitous!!! Big majority want UA to win! So does Trump. Just approved more weapons to UA! IMPLORE you to have grace towards others, otherwise evil still wins. Must check facts.

@BohuslavskaKate @Wendehopes Kennedy is not someone to tout his remarks or treat as an equal. He is not your friend. Regardless of these statements.

Sen. Kennedy: Is Russia our friend? Gen. Smith: Sir, they're not. Sen. Kennedy: Between Ukraine and Russia, who do we want to win that war? Gen. Smith: Obviously, we want Ukraine to stand independently and not be consumed by Russia. Sen. Kennedy: When Putin went into Ukraine, he thought he was going to roll in and take it over in two days like thunder on a summer night, didn't he? Gen. Smith: I believe he did. Sen. Kennedy: But Ukrainian people have fought back, haven't they? Gen. Smith: Yes, sir, they've fought back. Sen. Kennedy: And they now have some of the most sophisticated drone technology in the history of the world, don't they? Gen. Smith: Sir, they do. They're doing very well with drones. Sen. Kennedy: And with limited resources they have, they're giving Russia curb-stomping, aren't they? Gen. Smith: I would say they are. Sen. Kennedy: In fact, with their limited resources, they've knocked out 40% of Russia's oil export capacity. Since January, using their drones and limited cruise missiles, they've hit oil and gas facilities within Russia over 100 times. Not on the border, within Russia. Right? Gen. Smith: Yes, sir. Sen. Kennedy: And Putin was so scared, he almost had to cancel Russia's military parade, didn't he? Gen. Smith: I will take your word for that, sir. Sen. Kennedy: Okay.

@TulsiGabbard @JackPosobiec @ODNIgov Oh NO!!! Awful situation for you and America. Was comforted knowing you were at helm of DNI. Huge suckage. But I'd resign, too. God family country! 🙏🫂

I am deeply grateful for the trust President Trump placed in me and for the opportunity to lead @ODNIgov for the last year and a half. Unfortunately, I must submit my resignation, effective June 30, 2026. My husband, Abraham, has recently been diagnosed with an extremely rare form of bone cancer. He faces major challenges in the coming weeks and months. At this time, I must step away from public service to be by his side and fully support him through this battle.

@DavidESmitty Can you explain why doctors don't do physical exams now? Seems they don't want to touch people. Btw, Mom was in car accident. Couldn't walk on dark purple legs. ED took 1 xray of knee, and IV Tramadol. Had to ask for crutches. UC found she had nasty tib/fib fx! NO touching. WTH

OK, since I am getting pissed off about this alleged "high risk of addiction" for "prescription opioid medications," I want to break down some math. See if you can stick with me: So there are (allegedly) in the USA approximately 210,000,000 people ages 18-64. Allegedly, 12.6% of people ages 18-64 filled a prescription in 2024 (which would be 26,460,000 people). 26,460,000 X 0.1% iatrogenic OUD = 26,460. So, we could expect that 26,460 people developed some sort of opioid use disorder out of the 26,460,000 people who were prescribed an opioid in 2024. According to SAMHSA data, from the "Key Substance Use and Mental Health Indicators in the United States: Results from the 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health" report, "4.8 million (or 1.7% of people aged 12+) have OUD." Now, first we have to understand how this survey was conducted to learn about how its numbers may be skewed, so let's begin there. "National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) is an annual survey sponsored by SAMHSA within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)." OK, so for this 2024 survey, and the report published in July 2025: 70,241 age 12+ were interviewed. 56,228 age 18+ were interviewed. 14,013 age 12-17 were interviewed. "National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) covers residents of households and people in non-institutional group settings (e.g., shelters, boarding houses, college dormitories, halfway houses)." "The survey EXCLUDES people with NO FIXED ADDRESS (e.g., people who are experiencing homelessness and not in shelters), military personnel on active duty, and residents of institutional group settings, such as jails, nursing homes, mental health institutions, and long-term care facilities." So, since the survey excludes homeless people, like all of those living on the streets of San Francisco, Oakland, Portland, Seattle, NYC, Baltimore, and on and on, we KNOW that the numbers are skewed and that this report should indicate that there are MORE people with OUD than are being reported. With that in mind, and knowing that the report extrapolates the percentages obtained by the survey respondents out to the general population, the report indicates that: "4.8 million (or 1.7% of people aged 12+) have OUD." Recalling the earlier number listed for the number of people ages 18-64 who were given a prescription for opioids in 2024, or 26,460,000, and that given the rate of iatrogenic "addiction" of 0.1%, we would have 26,460 persons developing OUD after being given a prescription (although we would expect there to be MORE cases if we were able to obtain the numbers of prescriptions given to persons ages 12-17, but that number was not available, so we will just use the 26,460 and assume that it includes ages 12-64). So, the total number given by the report was 4.8 million. 4,800,000 - 26,460 = 4,773,540 cases of OUD in 2024 with no prescription. Mind you, we do not know whether the persons reporting OUD in the 2024 survey were given a prescription in 2024, further complicating our comparison. But, according to this data, there were 4,773,540 cases of OUD reported in 2024 FOR WHOM NO PRESCRIPTION WAS WRITTEN (and most likely this number is larger, since homeless and incarcerated persons were not interviewed). But, based on this (flawed) examination of the data, when attempting to learn how many of the people reporting OUD had been prescribed an opioid by a doctor, 26,460. ? --------------- X ----------- 4,773,540. 100 when solving for the missing number, we get 0.55 This means that one half of one percent of the people reporting OUD in 2024 had been given a prescription, and 99.45% of those reporting OUD obtained the opioid on an illicit basis. So I ask you, if the total number of opioid prescriptions filled in 2024, reported to be 120.4 Million, 99.45% of people reporting OUD in 2024 did NOT have a prescription, where is this "HIGH RISK OF ADDICTION?"

@DavidESmitty @pg18001 Just saw this🤪 What saves doctors, hospitals, etc from malpractice, inflicting harm, etc lawsuits? How many attorneys consulted? Very interesting!

@FartsyFloxy @pg18001 We are in constant contact. I was just informed by an attorney in San Francisco that our remedy is legislative, and that we will NOT get remedy in the Courts.

@3v____Xeqtr @amgregg907 Sorry. Bowing out. This conversation is all kinds of weird. Good luck.

@FartsyFloxy @amgregg907 men with guns come into my room once a month to enforce an illegal court order, since I've never had my fair day in court. Assumptions were made, over artwork. How is Netflix dark? I invented it. I wrote all the content. If it says Netflix Original, it's my tag, means I wrote

Ten years ago I went to prison after a decade of struggling with addiction and its consequences. I spent five years inside Oregon prisons focused on being a better person and finding opportunities to help others by working as a GED tutor, a wildland firefighter, and a legal clerk. After my release, I uncovered misconduct that proved my sentence was the result of a wrongful conviction, leading to my charges being vacated and dismissed. That happened because I actively participated in my recovery and became deeply dedicated to understanding our legal system. On Saturday, I graduated magna cum laude from Lewis & Clark Law School, in the top 5% of my class. After the bar exam, I will begin a clerkship at the Oregon Court of Appeals. The life I have today is the result of pursuing what felt like an impossible dream ten years ago. Second chances have the power to transform lives. Today, I believe it is my duty to bring light to dark places and to try to encourage others to believe in themselves. The future is brighter than I could have ever imagined and I cannot wait to face what comes next.

@amgregg907 WOWZERS❣️ Now, THAT'S kickin' life in the arse😊 You just set "the bar" higher. Kudos!!!

@3v____Xeqtr @amgregg907 How does "wrongfully drugged" work? Poisoned? Man, I'd work at 7-11 before I'd allow that. Netflix is super dark. Know editor that works for them. Godspeed!!!

@amgregg907 I'm being wrongfully drugged, I wrote Queen's Gambit. I'm Netflix. I need a competent lawyer who is familiar with Hollywood & wants the biggest payday in history.

@GarySanchez12 @DevanaUkraine @yamane_patricia Trump just approved more weapons sent to Ukraine. Sorry. You're propaganda didn't work.

@DevanaUkraine @yamane_patricia Putin’s “successful” strike in Kyiv took these lives in a few devastating minutes. All the while Trump praises his relationships with Putin, Xi and Jong un while withdrawing military support from Ukraine and our bases in Europe.

🌑 "Russians are worse than the Nazis": The Testimony of an Elder "Russians are worse than the Germans. There was never such a horror before. The Germans didn't touch us like this. But now, they kill the young, the old, everyone. They do whatever they want. How is this possible? Are Russians even human? Why burn the homes of peaceful civilians? Why are they doing this? They cannot defeat the Ukrainian military, so they destroy everything here."

@elonmusk Not much of a mingler, ey? Yeah, Me too.

@DavidESmitty The whole thing is a fraud!

@FartsyFloxy If we assume that this figure is coming from government data about OUD. In the SAMHSA study, these are self-reported dx.

@ibdgirl76 How insane!!! Emergency medicine immediate response to seizures is a benzo!

While everyone is applauding the deprescribing of all psych meds, the pts who need meds are forgotten. What else is new? Patient story: "I have to fight for seizure med. Every month. It is controlled, an antianxiety med, and you would think it was heroin! I just want the seizires controlled after a brain injury 25 years ago. And it causes real pain. This causes anxiety too."

@pg18001 @DavidESmitty Would be awesome if you could be involved in litigation and change over this. You're in a very unique "powerful" position. Can't imagine any patient denying consent to be recorded. Have you been approached by DPF?

@DavidESmitty You are 1000% correct. I both work in an ED and treat pain and am an addiction specialist treating folks with REAL OUD. There is almost no overlap in those two groups. But ED pts pain is being massively undertreated. Dental abscesses, severe sprains are not being treated.