Deplorable JohnK

No lo sabía. Cuando quedas embarazada, las células del bebé siguen vivas en el cuerpo de la madre durante más de 27 años. Se llama "microquimerismo": durante el embarazo, las células del bebé entran en la sangre de la madre a través de la placenta y se instalan incluso en órganos y en el cerebro. En un estudio de 2012 de la Universidad de Washington, se encontraron células de origen fetal en el cerebro de aproximadamente el 63% de las mujeres analizadas. Y estas células no se quedan ahí sin hacer nada. Cuando el corazón o el hígado de la madre sufre daño, las células del bebé acuden a ese lugar y ayudan a reparar el tejido. A nivel celular, el hijo protege a su madre. Y hay algo más: las células de los bebés perdidos por aborto espontáneo o muerte fetal también permanecen en el cuerpo de la madre. El embarazo, a nivel celular, es convertirse en madre para siempre. El vínculo con tu hijo es para toda la vida. El lazo entre madre e hijo existe a nivel celular. Es demasiado bonito...

Oh, look at this walking, talking betrayal in a white cassock: Pope Leo XIV, a.k.a. Robert Francis Prevost — the globalist’s hand-picked Midwest accountant cosplaying as the Vicar of Christ. Congrats, Bobby. You crawled out of Chicago, spent your life as an Augustinian missionary in Peru pretending to care about the poor, and somehow landed the big chair by promising the Davos crowd you’d keep the rainbow-flag interfaith grift alive. First American pope? More like the first pope who treats the Vatican like a UN diversity seminar with better real estate. You didn’t get elected by the Holy Spirit; you got installed by the same people who think “tolerance” means letting everyone pray except the people who built the damn place. And then you actually did it. You carved out a Muslim prayer room inside the Vatican Apostolic Library. A carpet, some qibla stickers, and boom — the home of every single manuscript that preserved Western civilization now has a designated corner for the ummah to bow toward Mecca. On papal turf. While Christians are getting slaughtered in half the countries these scholars come from. That’s not “dialogue,” you spineless wonder. That’s surrender with extra incense. That’s turning the throne of St. Peter into a participation trophy for every ideology that wants Christianity dead. Your church spent half a million on a solid-gold Fisherman’s Ring so people can kiss your glorified class ring, but you’re perfectly fine letting strangers roll out prayer rugs five feet from the archives that survived Attila the Hun. Priceless, indeed. The Church spent centuries fighting off Islamic conquest at Lepanto and Vienna, and you just handed them a quiet room and a polite “no shoes, please.” Bold move for a guy whose entire brand is “humble servant.” Humble enough to let Islam set up shop, apparently. Not humble enough to ditch the $3,000 silk stole and the red mozzetta cape, though — gotta look fabulous while you sell out. You’re not a pope. You’re a corporate consultant in religious drag. A globalist hall monitor who thinks the greatest threat to humanity isn’t the erosion of the faith that built the West — it’s mean tweets and Latin Mass attendees. Keep clutching your pearls and your interfaith talking points while the actual faithful watch their ancestral Church get turned into a theme park for every religion except the one that actually owns it. Robert Prevost, you didn’t just fail upward. You turned the Chair of Peter into a participation award for the people who want it empty. And history’s going to remember you exactly as you are: the fake pope who gave Islam a prayer rug and Christianity the middle finger. 🖕

I just went on a wild Tesla FSD v14.3.1 drive in my Cyberbeast on Mad Max mode through Napa Valley. This drive was something I’ve never experienced bc there were bicyclists and construction zones along the way and my Cyberbeast arrived at the first two destinations and they were both closed with dead ends - so FSD had to get us out and head to the next stop on the fly. All I did was just talk to Grok where we needed to go next using my voice + one button. And I NEVER had to disengage the entire ride. Here’s the route breakdown: 1. Casa Mani Resort → Lake Hennessy (17 mi | 30 min drive) 2. Lake Hennessy → HALL Rutherford (4 mi | 9 min drive) 3. HALL Rutherford → Auberge du Soleil (1 mi | 3 min drive) Total: 22 miles in 42 minutes Key moments I want to highlight… check out what happens at these specific parts of the video (I made it 1x speed at these sections so you can see how amazing this technology really is): • 2:41 mark (1x speed) → You see my Cyberbeast arrive at Lake Hennessy, but it’s closed and blocked off. So FSD backs out by itself, adjusts perfectly, and just by talking to Grok, it immediately heads to the next destination to Hall Rutherford. • 3:47 mark → I took Tesla FSD on the craziest narrow mountain roads that has no lines, up/down/left/right, super tight and difficult in my opinion for any human… and it handled it FLAWLESSLY. • 4:03 mark (1x speed) → We arrive at Hall Rutherford but it’s closed. FSD gets us out of the dead-end by itself, turns around smoothly, and takes us to the next destination at Auberge du Soleil. • 4:40 mark → Tesla FSD takes us back down the crazy narrow mountain roads that is truly difficult to drive imo, you can see for yourself. • 5:05 mark → Tesla FSD arrives at Auberge du Soleil and reverse parks itself and you can hear how shocked and happy my kids and I are to get here without ever needing to disengage. FSD is truly undervalued… it's going to save so many lives, and it continues to blow my mind. Guys, pure autonomy is really here, Tesla solved it… don’t believe the ones that say it isn’t. Tesla FSD brought the future to the present.