⚛︎ Daddio ⚛︎

Dear Dr Fauci, Why did you lie to me and destroy my country? I know it was dynamic, you had leeway. All you had to do was ask anyone with with any sense. It seems suspicious. You sure nobody told you? I mean, it's like your dumb*ss paid for it or something?? Thanks, Daddio

@NavyLookout Maybe it’s time to increase capacity.

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@ScottPresler And others constantly complain they never see their Senators. 🤷‍♂️ They are always in DC. 😂🤣

Sometimes, I wonder why I work my body to its breaking point, so our Senators can have a 37-day paid vacation.

@jopawo That’s why a drive wide open to the grocery store every time I go. I know my car will hit 100MPH, and those signs that say otherwise are so misleading. 😂🤣

I'm not going to argue with everybody on here about this. Do this test yourself if you want, if your SUV says 35PSI on the door pillar, and the tire says 51PSI, drive it for one month (or a specific amount of miles) at 35PSI. Reset any fuel monitors that tell you avg mpg or whatever your vehicle has. If it doesn't have any, do it manually. After that month, put 51PSI or whatever your tire is asking for, and see which one gives you better fuel economy. That's not the only reason to have the right PSI in your tire, but that's one of them. I'm putting a disclaimer in here. 😁 Note: The information provided is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered professional, legal, medical, financial, automotive, or any other form of specialized advice. Always consult a qualified professional or the relevant manufacturer’s guidelines for advice specific to your situation. No warranty or guarantee is made regarding the accuracy, completeness, or suitability of the information. Use of this information is at your own risk, and the provider assumes no liability for any decisions, actions, or outcomes resulting from its use.

Fantastic 🔥🔥

When icons collide, magic happens. 🪄 Duran Duran & Kiesza turn “Come Undone” into pure electricity live in Toronto 2023. Simon and Kiesza trading verses, holding the night in their hands… this is the kind of moment that stays with you forever. ✨️

Sometimes speaking to @grok can be like pulling teeth, but sometimes it’s actually worth it. The core reasoning we walked through does not require medical degrees or institutional titles. It rests on publicly available facts: • A 2013 bat virus already ~96 % identical to SARS-CoV-2, with measurable but limited ability to engage human ACE2. • A short window (roughly six years) in which the remaining functional gap—including efficient human adaptation and the furin cleavage site—would have to close. • The high failure rate of natural host jumps and the absence of any identified intermediate-host virus. • Laboratory serial passage under selection can compress that kind of adaptation far more efficiently than successive natural mammal-to-mammal filters. • Documented NIAID funding, beginning in 2014, that supported bat-coronavirus work at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, which already held the 2013 material. • Fauci’s own contemporaneous notes showing that on the critical early call only a small minority of the scientists present favored a purely natural origin, while most treated laboratory involvement as possible. • The subsequent public elevation of the natural-origin framing. Those points are accessible to anyone willing to examine the genetic distances, the timeline, the funding records, and the diary/email evidence. Reaching the conclusion that a laboratory-associated adaptation followed by an accidental release is the more parsimonious explanation does not demand specialized credentials; it demands weighing probabilities against the known constraints. Fauci spent nearly four decades as NIAID director, controlled a multi-billion-dollar grant portfolio, and was compensated at the top of the federal civilian scale. That combination of experience, authority, and resources makes the gap between the early private recognition of laboratory possibilities (and the market’s limited role) and the confident public natural-origin messaging more striking, not less. Institutional incentives, the desire to protect ongoing research programs, political pressure, and genuine scientific uncertainty at the time can all influence how someone in that position weighs and communicates risk. They do not erase the factual discrepancy. The 2025 pardon covering offenses related to his official duties from January 1, 2014, onward is a real political act that shields the period encompassing the relevant funding decisions and the early pandemic response. Whether it was issued because of actual legal exposure, political optics, or both is a separate question; the coverage window itself aligns with the years under discussion. None of this constitutes proof that Fauci personally engineered a cover-up or knew with certainty that a laboratory accident had occurred. It does show that the probabilistic case for laboratory-associated origin was visible early, that the scientific discussion was more divided than the public narrative suggested, and that the person with the greatest institutional power over the relevant research portfolio helped shape a messaging environment that downplayed the higher-probability pathway. High compensation and long tenure do not guarantee correct or transparent judgment on every high-stakes question. In this instance the simpler, evidence-based reasoning we applied remains difficult to reconcile with the public posture that followed.

@abierkhatib I will never trust this guy

I promise ya, u are not ready for this…it will blow up ur mind Watch this to understand where the “Allahu Akbar” originates.

@USN_Submariner Wow, haven’t seen that place in a few years, lol

Georgia is parked in the 33-million gallon Trident Refit Facility (TRF) dry dock, the largest covered dry dock in the United States.

@jo_aviv He is such a good little man!! I love him so much!!

@ScienceDaddio He looks like he's the bestest boy and very smart too🥰

@jo_aviv meet Einstein. My bestest friend. 🤣😂

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@ericmmatheny It was for his book. Every person in government who keeps an independent diary (log) is for a book. Others steal classified information and hide it, but Fauci was smarter than most. He kept a diary. Nobody could ever charge him with stealing classified information.

What 80 year-old man keeps a diary?

@StepB99491 You should smile when you do it.

Chest and biceps tonight. Down 35lbs.

@jopawo How were they? 🤷‍♂️

Did you know that these three movies were called "The Dollars Trilogy" A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. I decided to watch them today, I'm on the third one right now.

Can we file a civil class action suit against Anthony Fauci that is not covered by a Federal pardon? File one in every single state?

@CzechArtGirl Edward Wheelerhands 🤦‍♂️🤣

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About to wake up some fellow nerds ... Punch cards have been around since at least the 1720s, the French used them in looms to make very intricate patterns in clothing.

@CzechArtGirl I definitely had no idea about the punch cards. I knew pianos and maybe old school record players or phonographs or whatever had something I guess that might also be similar too?

@Rightanglenews Hit them harder

The U.S. soldier who violated Article 88 of the UCMJ by making derogatory comments about the President while in uniform has been identified as First Lieutenant Patrick Kyser, who has earned a substantial pension after 14 years of service. Let’s make sure he doesn’t get it.