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On May 15, Palestinians mark 78 years since the Nakba. The count of land Israel has taken keeps growing today.

For three years we’ve all heard the accusations of “indiscriminate bombing”… and whenever I see the accusation, I just reply with this video. Look for yourselves… Perfect precision 😁 The terrorists are toast, and we didn’t even singe a hair on the horse 😎😇

In 2003, a strange thing happened. A diet book by a New York cardiologist who had spent thirty years arguing the opposite of the official guidance suddenly went vertical. Dr Atkins' New Diet Revolution had been quietly selling since the 1970s. In 2003 alone it sold ten million copies. By 2004, roughly one in eleven American adults was on some version of the Atkins diet. The diet involved removing the refined carbohydrate at the base of the food pyramid and eating, instead, the eggs, butter, meat, cheese, and cream the pyramid had spent twenty years calling dangerous. The result was a brief, mass, real-world experiment in eating the food humans had eaten before 1977. Bread sales fell. Pasta sales fell. The cereal aisle contracted. The food industry, which had built its entire low-fat infrastructure on the assumption the guidance would never change, panicked. The pushback was severe and coordinated. The American Heart Association warned the diet was dangerous. The British Medical Association called it nutritionally unsound. Dietitians lined up to denounce it on daytime television and in women's magazines. Then, in April 2003, Atkins slipped on an icy New York pavement, hit his head, and died nine days later in a coma. His family declined an autopsy. Ten months later, his private medical records were leaked to the Wall Street Journal by a physician affiliated with a vegan advocacy group. The records showed Atkins had weighed 258 pounds at the time of his death, after nine days of intravenous fluids and coma-related bloating. The press ran the headline as if the diet had killed him. It was one of the more effective smears in the history of nutrition science, and it worked. The Atkins moment passed. The pasta came back. The institutional consensus reasserted itself. But the people who had tried it had noticed something. Eggs and butter for breakfast had left them less hungry, more energetic, and visibly thinner than twenty years of skimmed milk and pasta ever had. They had felt, in their own bodies, what the previous half-century had been concealing. Most of them went back to the pasta anyway. The doctor had said so. The dietitian had said so. The man on television had said so. And the man who had said otherwise had just been carried out of his apartment building on a stretcher, made obese by the press the morning after his funeral.

2016. Guy McPherson (a climate change expert, scientist, and professor from the University of Arizona) says that there will not be any humans on the planet by 2026 due to the effects of climate change. Trust the scientists. 😜🤣

Standing with Palestine 🇵🇸 is standing on the right side of history.