Marie Collins

@Judgenap 👀

COL. Lawrence Wilkerson : Will Israel Go Nuclear? x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@WallStreetApes 💯

Researchers are calling what’s been done to our food in America, “The largest uncontrolled science experiment on humanity for 50 years” “None of these things are properly tested” It’s not just the food dyes and ultra processing, it’s the emulsifiers, it's the conditioning agents, it's the preservatives Some shocking facts about emulsifiers Emulsifiers can “dissolve” your gut’s protective mucus layer, allowing bacteria to get dangerously close to the intestinal lining Emulsifiers disrupt the gut microbiome in ways that promote widespread inflammation and metabolic chaos Long-term consumption is tied to increased cancer risk (this is proven) And this is just one thing, of many, in our foods

@GuntherEagleman @PreceptBobbie 🎯

Property taxes need to be abolished.

@JOKAQARMY1 

Artemis 2 crew lied to everybody

@Jasper_Truth 😞

REMEMBER THIS? I ASK YOU TO LISTEN CLOSELY TO THE VOICE! WHO IS SPEAKING? 😙🐸WWG1WGA DO YOU STILL THINK THAT NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE! WAKE UP!

@FELibrary_ 🤔

@StellarArtoisGB @GROK is this true…reverb?

We are being observed, I repeat we are being constantly observed!. This hollow moon theory will keep you up tonight. Do you think the moon is observing us? 👀😅🤔

@WallStreetApes @haalloowman 

California Democrat Mialisa Bonta, the woman behind The Nick Shirley Act that criminalizes citizen journalism, is also working to make taxpayers pay for attorneys for illegals These taxpayer funded attorneys will represent illegals against deportation cases “The state wants to assume control over what we publish, and they also want to appoint an administrator and also an attorney panel and hire non-profits to make sure that these fraudsters get as much legal counsel as possible to prevent them from being deported out of this country — It's absolutely ludicrous Mind you, this is the wife of the state of Attorney General and the state attorney general and her, they don't have a damn sense about what rule of law truly means.” The bills are - AB 2624 “Stop Nick Shirley Act” - AB 2600 taxpayer-funded attorneys for deportation cases The money for these attorneys would specifically flow through nonprofits California is essentially ran by a giant money laundering lawless mafia

@maximumpain333 @dogmomjenn 

YOUR BONES ARE NOT SOLID. THEY ARE PIEZOELECTRIC CRYSTALS THAT GENERATE ELECTRICITY EVERY TIME YOU MOVE. You were taught that your skeleton is a dead frame. Calcium scaffolding. A coat hanger for your muscles. That is the biggest lie in anatomy. Your bones are alive. They contain more nerve endings than your skin. They produce every red blood cell in your body — 2 million per second. They store 99% of your calcium, 85% of your phosphorus, and 60% of your magnesium. Your skeleton is not structural support. It is a chemical factory and an electrical generator. In 1957, Japanese orthopedic surgeon Dr. Iwao Yasuda discovered that when human bone is compressed or bent, it produces a measurable electrical voltage. He called it the piezoelectric effect. The same principle used in quartz watches, microphones, and sonar technology. Your bones are literally crystals that convert mechanical stress into electricity. This is not metaphor. This is physics. When you walk, every step generates an electrical charge through your bones. That charge signals your osteoblasts — bone-building cells — to deposit new mineral exactly where the stress occurred. This is why astronauts lose 1-2% of their bone density per month in space. No gravity. No compression. No piezoelectric signal. No rebuilding. Dr. Robert O. Becker proved in the 1960s that this electrical signal is what controls all bone healing. He applied micro-currents to non-healing fractures and watched bones regenerate that doctors had given up on. His work led to the FDA-approved bone growth stimulators used in hospitals today — devices that apply specific electrical frequencies to accelerate bone repair by up to 300%. But here is what they never connected for you: if your bones generate electricity from movement, and that electricity controls bone density, then a sedentary population is not just unfit. It is electrically dead. The skeleton stops generating its own repair signal. Osteoporosis is not a calcium deficiency. It is a voltage deficiency. They told you to take calcium pills. They should have told you that your bones are batteries that only charge when you move. Every step you take is not just exercise. It is electricity. Your skeleton is a living, breathing, self-charging crystal matrix that was designed to carry current from the ground through your entire body. You are not a machine that runs on food. You are a bioelectric system that runs on frequency, voltage, and movement. And they made sure you sat still. ✨🙌🏽💫

@elonmusk 😞

The South African laws are literally super racist, plain and simple. It’s not complicated: imagine if the law was called “White Empowerment”, instead of “Black Empowerment”! People would have a seizure 😂 South Africa now has more anti-White laws than Apartheid had anti-Black laws. Think about that for a second … The current South African government has objectively implemented Apartheid 2.0. Shame on them.

@elonmusk 👀

@Mr_Husky1 ♥️🙏♥️

She left a $4 tip on a $47 grocery order and taped a note to the door: “Please just leave it. I’m okay. Thank you for coming.” I almost did. I almost dropped the bags and moved on to the next stop. But something told me to knock. It took a while before the door opened. An older man—late seventies maybe—stood there with a walker, dressed neatly like he was expecting company. His hands trembled, but he held himself with quiet pride. “I said to leave it,” he told me, not unkindly. Just tired. “I know, sir. I just wanted to make sure everything got to you okay.” He glanced at the bags, then at his walker, then back at me. He didn’t say a word. “Let me bring them in,” I offered. He stepped aside. Inside, everything was tidy but worn—like a life lived carefully. The carpet was thin in the paths he walked every day. The furniture was old but clean. Nothing extra. Nothing wasted. As I unpacked the groceries, I noticed a notepad on the table. Every item was written out, priced, crossed out, recalculated. Over and over until it fit what he could afford. He had planned this trip down to the penny. “My daughter used to come Saturdays,” he said from the doorway. “She moved to Phoenix. New job.” “That’s far.” He nodded. “She calls.” No bitterness. Just truth. The fridge was nearly empty. A couple eggs. Butter. Instant coffee. Seven prescription bottles lined up by the window. Seven. “I manage fine,” he added, straightening a little. And I believed him—because he had probably managed his whole life. But now “managing” meant choosing between medicine and meals. Stretching time, stretching money, stretching everything. “Did you work?” I asked. “Thirty-one years. Sheet metal. Union.” A small, proud smile. “Hard work.” Thirty-one years of it. And now this. I told him I’d be right back. I drove to a nearby deli and bought what I could—hot food, bread, fruit, a few things that didn’t require planning or counting. When I came back, he was sitting at the table, notepad closed. I set everything down and started putting it away. He watched quietly. “Son,” he said, voice catching. “You didn’t have to do that.” “I know.” He looked at his hands—scarred from decades of work, wedding ring worn thin. I left before it got too heavy. Sitting in my car, I kept thinking about it. We call people like him the backbone of this country. We honor them in speeches and posts. But somehow, they end up alone—doing math at a kitchen table, trying to make survival add up. He gave thirty-one years building things with his hands. He deserved more than that note on the door. Check on someone this week. Not a text. Show up.

@JasonBassler1 @Michvp9sk 👀

👁️ Good morning tax cattle! Starting in 2026, all new cars in the U.S. will track your eye movements, face, head position, attention, drowsiness, and behavior to decide whether you’re “fit” to drive. Don’t worry... it’s for your ‘safety.’”