SeeJay714
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@SeeJay714
American, for the people, I don’t proof read or care about typos…my opinions are mine and mine alone.
Additional footage of heavy gunfire by the White House. Developing.
🇸🇾 JUST IN—Druze leader Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri declared plans for an autonomous Druze administration in southern Syria are “irreversible,” rejecting Damascus and calling Jolani’s regime “terrorist.” Hijri praised Israel’s support for the Druze and stressed self-determination as tensions rise in Sweida. The growing power struggle between Druze forces and the ISIS-linked Jolani government could turn southern Syria into a major flashpoint, with Israel expected to maintain security influence in the region to protect the Druze community.
🇮🇷🇮🇶 A missile just hit Kurdish separatist positions near Erbil. Fires visible. No claim of responsibility yet Since February 28, the Kurdistan Region has been struck over 800 times, 20 dead, 123 injured, despite having no part in the war. This is the backdrop. Today, both sides are hours from announcing a peace deal. Someone doesn't want that deal to land clean.
BREAKING 🚨🚨 #GardenGrove / #California The @OCFireAuthority has released an updated video regarding the potential for an explosion around the incident site and how different areas may be affected as such. I’m trying to get a digital copy of the map
NEW STUDY: Tick-Borne Alpha-Gal Syndrome Incidence Skyrocketed 9,800% in the U.S. Since 2013 Tick-induced meat allergy incidence jumped 301% since 2021 alone, demanding an urgent investigation into past and present tick-related research and biowarfare programs. Among people tested for alpha-gal syndrome, positivity rates skyrocketed over time: - 2013–2014: 1.8% tested positive - 2019–2020: 14.2% tested positive - 2021–2022: 38% tested positive - 2023–2024: 100% positivity among newly identified cases meeting study criteria At the same time, the incidence rate surged from 0.95 cases per 100 patient-years in 2013–2014 to 94.06 in 2023–2024 — representing a 9,801% increase in the rate of newly identified alpha-gal syndrome cases. Even from 2021 to 2024 alone, incidence rose from 23.46 to 94.06 cases per 100 patient-years — a 301% spike in just a few years. These data are concerning in light of a peer-reviewed paper from Western Michigan University professors arguing that genetically engineering lone star ticks via CRISPR to deliberately spread alpha-gal syndrome would be “morally obligatory” as a form of “moral bioenhancement” to discourage people from eating meat.
