Dr. Ron Humbard, Esq., Phd.

@VNextJim @oregoncitizen_ Possibly the incredible suckage of 60 years of sanctions and the embargo against cuba have something to do with it

@oregoncitizen_ Absolutely. The Cubans I know are hard working, amazing entrepreneurs. They have to be due to the incredible suckage of the government.

Look who went to Cuba! She sure travels all over the world on our tax dollars…

My latest -- Evidence on Israel and JFK Assassination Builds as the Nukes He Tried to Stop Threaten Humanity Echevarria said that “we now have plenty of money - our new backers are Jews” and would close the arms deal “as soon as we [or they] take care of Kennedy.” The next day, Kennedy was assassinated. JFK was assassinated 62 years ago today. He would tell close friends that he wanted his epitaph to read “He Kept the Peace”. It doesn’t. ... How does Israel get away with genocide? MTG just announced she will be resigning from Congress. She’s the only member of Congress I know of to have willfully talked about Israel’s nuclear weapons arsenal — anyone else who talked about it was compelled to do so because I asked them1. After Trump bombed Iranian nuclear facilities this Summer, she wrote: “There was once a great President that the American people loved. He opposed Israel’s nuclear program. And then he was assassinated.” Early this year, I questioned the State Department about the JFK documents and exposed how they still refuse to acknowledge the Israeli nuclear arsenal JFK was trying to stop when he was killed. The nukes JFK was trying to stop are still unacknowledged. The conspiracy effectively continues. Israel’s nuclear arsenal was born out of the 1956 war — with Israel, Britain and France invading Gaza and Sinai. That was resolved using Uniting for Peace — what should be used now — the UN being used to stop aggression. ... Read full piece -- husseini.substack.com/p/evidence-on-…

@SohrabAhmari Hope he burns in hell

Yeah, no. I constantly and vehemently disagreed with Sen. Graham on foreign policy (and many domestic issues, too). But I’m not prepared to jettison the old decencies for whatever this is.

World War II is simpler when you see it as a timeline.

Israel is the only country that’s recently bombed both churches and a synagogue, but it keeps calling Muslims “terrorists”

The Presbyterian Church (USA) voted 454–15 to recognize Israel's actions in Gaza as a genocide, divest from Palantir and GE Aerospace, lobby Congress for an arms embargo, and boycott certain products. They also say that criticism of the Israeli government is not inherently antisemitic. They're the first major Christian denomination in the USA to formally label Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide. This is a huge development and a critical escalation in how mainstream US religious institutions perceive Israel, so where's the news coverage? It happened last week, and I've barely seen anything about it in US mainstream media.

@SocialistMMA @RevBlackNetwork Kiev may have been the contractor. But we know who the project managers are,

@HPluckrose Bless your heart

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Remember when @NewYorkMag reported in detail how Fetterman is controlled by a creepy, sketchy Israel settler named David “Dovi” Safier, whose maga-rich grandfather got Congress to give huge concessions to Israel? Anyway, Fetterman now says he'd leave the Dem Party over Israel:

An Israeli soldier in Gaza holds up the sock of a Palestinian girl after killing her, filming himself smiling, after writing in his post (in Hebrew): "My new hobby: smelling the sock of a 5-year-old girl twice a day for 4 months." This is neither a narrative nor an analysis. These are the soldier's own words, with his picture and from his own account. #Gaza #FreePalestine #WarCrimes

It took a little longer than expected, but we have created a website for people to view the footage collected from Gaza in one place. You no longer have to download the entire archives to see them. It includes: 64,537 videos 17,905 photos Ability to download individual videos Searchable index Exhaustive sources list (300+ journalists) Geolocation data Livemap with minute to minute updates Victim list It can be accessed here: ArchiveGenocide.com Please share & quote tweet to help this post break out of the twitter algorithm prison. We will keep adding the rest of the archives to the site, be patient- it is difficult work. Continue to seed the torrents provided, as that is the best way to ensure the footage remains stored in decentalized way. God bless all those who sacrificed their lives to get this footage out, and everyone invovled in collecting/archiving it. Join our telegram: t.me/+p_Ufon9FBOY0Y… Follow our backup accounts: @ZionismExposedx & @IsraelExposedAr

My wife and I own a pharmacy. Last month we spent days trying to pry one prescription loose from a company that did everything it could to hold onto it. The drug was everolimus. A generic. It treats cancer and protects transplant patients from rejecting their new organ. Not exotic. Not rare. A pill. The patient wanted it filled with us because we're cash-pay and cost-plus. No insurance. No PBM. No secret markups, no games. Our price was $318. That's not cheap by our standards — most of what we fill runs under $20 — but it was honest. Here's what that same prescription looked like on the other side of the counter. In 2023, Medicare was paying about $6,645 for it. That's roughly 21 times our price for the identical medication. Medicare spent around $240 million on everolimus alone that year. If they'd paid our price, they'd have saved roughly $230 million. On one generic drug. So how does an insurance company profit off a drug that expensive? Don't they pay for it? No. You pay for it. In your premiums. Their job isn't to spend less — it's to keep your healthcare dollars circulating inside their own companies. And the tool they use is called spread pricing. Spread pricing works like this: the middleman bills the health plan one price, pays the pharmacy a lower one, and keeps the difference. You never see it. On TRICARE, they pay an independent pharmacy like mine about $311 to fill everolimus. That barely covers our cost of the drug. Meanwhile the plan gets billed thousands. That gap — north of $6,000 on a single fill — is pure margin the middleman pockets. Now here's the part they'd rather you not think about. The pharmacy we were fighting was Accredo. Accredo is owned by Express Scripts. Express Scripts is the pharmacy benefit manager owned by Cigna. Same company, three masks. That nesting-doll structure isn't an accident — it's the whole design. When the pharmacy, the PBM, and the insurer are all one entity, they can shuffle money between their own pockets and call it whatever they want. The confusion is the product. And this isn't a story about one weird drug. It's the business model. The FTC has been digging into exactly this. In its January 2025 report on the three biggest PBMs — CVS Caremark, Express Scripts, and OptumRx — staff found those companies marked up specialty generic drugs by hundreds and thousands of percent when dispensing through their own affiliated pharmacies. Just those markups generated more than $7.3 billion above what the drugs actually cost to acquire, from 2017 to 2022. One in five of the specialty generics they studied was marked up over 1,000%. Some cancer generics: over 3,000%. On top of that, the FTC pegged spread pricing on those same drugs at another $1.4 billion. One example straight from the FTC's files: dimethyl fumarate, a multiple sclerosis drug. Costs about $177 to acquire. The PBMs paid their own pharmacies close to $4,000 for a 30-day supply. Same trick. Different drug. And they steer the profitable ones to themselves on purpose. Pharmacies affiliated with the big three took in 68% of specialty dispensing revenue in 2023 — up from 54% in 2016. The prescriptions marked up more than $1,000 disproportionately end up at their own pharmacies, not independents like mine. So when we called to transfer this patient's everolimus to be filled without insurance, it landed like we were asking them to set $6,000 on fire. Of course they stonewalled us. That's why we fired them. No insurance means no invisible $6,000 charge buried in a premium you can't itemize. It means the price you see is the price. Ours was $318. Theirs was thousands. Same pill.

@ForestParkPharm Incredible.

Do it

@Twolfrecovery They’re all terrible for different reasons, but one thing is for sure — Israel is a genocidal state.

The guy who made this video is the worst POS in San Francisco. At the same time, Scott and the left created this entire movement. What they didn't count on was that they'd be racist and antisemitic. So much for inclusion. 🤷‍♂️

remember when young people on TikTok discovered the Osama Bin Laden letter to America published on the Guardian site wherein he talks about the Zionist Israeli occupation and destruction of Palestine fully backed by the US creating resentment in the entire region, it went viral, and then the Guardian responded by deleting the article and TikTok banned any mention of it?

The 1977 CBS NFL Today intro is fucking spectacular. The plays get progressively more illegal and fucked up to the point I was half expecting some guy to get eaten by a lion on the field. It’s like a Naked Gun bit. Do yourself a favor and watch this.

@Jeff_Eager Sorry, the best we can do is ban Foie Gras and legalize uninspected hot dog vendors

Oof. Tina Kotek's Prosperity Council reported Oregon "risks missing a generation of growth and opportunity" "[w]ithout stronger leadership[.]" Kotek created the Council and appointed its members, all of whom endorsed the report.