Hazel Rae

@monsterhiii shes sooo cute she's quickly becoming my fave from this line I love the face detail

a face I would die for

hi dolltwt this is my anime draculaura repaint

So👀 I love self care. Hypocritical coming from me, I don't take care of myself at all! But, you know. I'm painting a bunch of accessories for my Oasis Jinafire doll (and Nefera and Draculaura can share them too, I love shareable accessories🩷🌺) She likes them so far🌸

When Big Tech gleefully talks about eliminating jobs & are poisoning our environment - & sometimes STEALING land to do it - how did anyone NOT expect this to escalate? And still, this label is given to the retaliating victims & NOTHING is said or done against the aggressors.

REPORT: A Texas mother was arrested for warning her neighbors on Facebook about contaminated water, and many Americans are starting to wonder if this is where the country is headed next. If residents begin speaking out about water shortages, pollution, or health concerns tied to massive AI infrastructure projects, will police eventually start treating those people like criminals too? The most disturbing part is the city later admitted the water was unsafe to use, after officials had already threatened residents with felony charges for speaking publicly about it. Jennifer Combs, a wife, mother, and first-time offender, was thrown in jail after posting that residents had reported getting sick from Trinidad’s brown water supply. Police called her post “false information” and charged her with felony false alarm, a statute normally reserved for fabricated emergencies and bomb threats. Then the story took an even darker turn. Just two weeks after police warned citizens they could face felony prosecution for discussing water concerns, the city itself issued a boil water notice telling residents not to drink, cook with, or wash dishes in the water without boiling it first. Now critics are asking a question that would have sounded unbelievable just a few years ago: if Americans start reporting water problems connected to giant AI projects and data centers, could speaking up itself become grounds for arrest? Watch @zeeemedia's full report before stories like this stop feeling shocking.

snake wearing an eyelash video

People that paid $40 for those DC dolls seeing that they’re $20 now

I cant sleep so I re-repainting my bs draculaura (gigi bald on the back omg)

RED ALERT: Americans who question AI data centers are now being treated like potential terrorists under a disturbing new law enforcement category called “anti-tech extremism.” Secret government documents suggest that parents, retirees, farmers, and ordinary Americans speaking out at county meetings are increasingly being viewed as potential threats, simply for raising concerns about giant AI projects reshaping their communities. According to more than 1,000 unpublished DHS, FBI, and fusion center reports obtained by WIRED, authorities are monitoring citizens worried about water shortages, farmland destruction, skyrocketing electricity costs, noise pollution, and the unchecked expansion of AI infrastructure. Some reports even suggest that photography, observation, or speaking at public meetings may be treated as “pre-operational planning” tied to possible future violence. Meanwhile, peaceful residents are being removed or arrested at town halls across multiple states. Americans used to believe showing up at a local meeting and questioning powerful interests was part of democracy. Now some of those same people are being viewed through the lens of extremism. See the leaked documents and disturbing examples for yourself in @zeeemedia's report before this becomes something Americans are afraid to do publicly.

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#ghoulia #monsterhigh

PRIMEIRA BRUXINHA! Fotos ao vivo da boneca da Willow Thorne "A Bruxa da Natureza" de Moonspell Magic by Monster High! A linha vai ser lançada em Julho nos EUA e conta com 6 personagens inéditas! Creditos da foto: @monsterhiii

The current government does not give a shit about this. At least in the US. They make money off it and they don’t care what environment they kill or even how many people they kill. This is their exact plan.

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@kevinolearytv I'm not a foreign asset I am an American and I am anti-AI eat shit you people are killing America and making us suffer

We uncovered something far bigger than I ever expected. After seeing coordinated false attacks against the Utah data center project, we brought in an advanced data science team to trace where the content was coming from and the results were shocking. What we found led back to organized networks, political activist groups, and funding trails tied to massive international entities. We dug through IRS 990 filings, tracked IP data from around the world, and uncovered what appears to be a coordinated campaign targeting energy and data center projects across multiple regions. I shared 90 pages of evidence with federal law enforcement and raised concerns directly with contacts at the White House. This isn’t speculation. The filings, funding records, dates, and connections are documented. There’s a coordinated PR war happening around energy infrastructure and data centers, and we’re not going to ignore it.

@giveashitnature Our yard is full of them thankfully, and I rarely see honeybees just them I live really rural though

Everyone's worried about honeybees, but the American bumblebee has declined by 89% in the last 20 years. Bombus pensylvanicus was once the most common bumblebee in the southern United States. It's now functionally extinct in eight states (Maine, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, Idaho, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Oregon) and down 99% in New York. The honeybee, the species most "save the bees" campaigns are organized around, is not native to North America. It was brought over by European colonists in the 1600s as livestock for honey production. It is managed, bred, transported across the country in trucks, and is doing fine. Beekeeping is an agricultural industry, not a conservation effort. The American bumblebee is what we actually have. It pollinates wild plants honeybees can't, including ones with deep flowers and ones that require buzz pollination (a technique honeybees don't perform). Tomatoes, blueberries, eggplants, cranberries, and countless wildflowers depend on it. The Center for Biological Diversity petitioned to list the species as endangered in 2021. The federal review is now in its fifth year. The species is still not protected. Three things help. 1. Plant native flowers, the kind bumblebees evolved with (asters, goldenrod, milkweed, native sunflowers, beebalm, mountain mint). 2. Leave standing dead plant stems through winter, that's where queens overwinter. 3. Stop spraying for mosquitoes, those sprays kill every pollinator they touch. The bees we built an industry to "save" are not the bees that need saving. The ones that do are quietly disappearing while we celebrate the ones that aren't.

Here comes the next wave of government tyranny against American protesters: They'll label you as being involved in "anti-tech violent extremism" if you don't swallow the data center expansion that's steamrolling your local community. Apparently, you have to learn to love your enslavement, or you are a terrorist.

god i wanna hang out in the eel tube so bad

The government has come up with a new term to target activists who oppose data centers: anti-tech violent extremism. The US has 5,381 data centers, which is 12 times more than China’s 449. The billionaires pushing data centers we don’t need or want are the real extremists here.

Scientists have discovered a tiny blue octopus lurking beneath the waters near the Galápagos Islands. About the size of a golf ball, the newly identified deep-sea species was found nearly 1,800 meters below the surface during an expedition in the Pacific Ocean.