

Mutters
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“Once you can accept the universe as 'matter expanding into nothing that is something', wearing stripes with plaid comes easy.” - Albert Einstein




FBI Bioweapons Unit Seized Vials of Coronavirus the Chinese Army Shipped Toward a Minnesota Lab in 2018 — the Same Wuhan Network Tied to the Winnipeg Lab thebureau.news/p/fbi-bioweapo…



FREEDOM CONVOY 2022 (NOW 2026?) Never forget what the Freedom Convoy did for Canadians - and more broadly, for the world. WE NEED CONVOY 2.0 BECAUSE TYRANNY IS BLOSSOMING IN CANADA RIGHT NOW. Cc: @LichTamara (You are a Canadian hero Tam!!)

Has Jake Tapper addressed why he was having Anthony Fauci over for dinner while husbands and wives of seventy five years were saying goodbye to each other over zoom?

In 2016 and 2017, Joe Biden sat down with a ghostwriter to draft his memoir “Promise Me, Dad.” Special Counsel Robert Hur obtained these tapes in his investigation of whether Joe Biden mishandled classified information, and released a report stating that Biden read classified notes to the ghostwriter nearly verbatim on at least three occasions. These tapes, including Biden’s poor memory, were a key reason that Special Counsel Hur declined to prosecute Joe Biden. Since 2024 the Committee has been seeking the tapes, and recommended holding Zwonitzer in Contempt of Congress after he failed to comply with our subpoena to produce them. Thanks to the transparency of President Trump and Todd Blanche at DOJ, the Committee has obtained the recordings of Mark Zwonitzer’s interviews of Joe Biden.


Imagine being so narcissistic and deluded that you'd say something like this in front of a crowd because you think it makes you sound wise and virtuous






.@elonmusk says zero people died from DOGE cuts to USAID. The billionaire CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, in his own words, helped feed the policy to the woodchipper last year, when he was the head of America’s Department of Government Efficiency. In an exclusive interview, @zannymb, The Economist’s editor-in-chief, challenges his claims: bit.ly/3RNqFnH






Interesting article on the medieval warm period, much cited by those rejecting human-made climate change. Some effects of this natural event were indeed similar to today’s. But it was different - purely regional, whereas our warming is faster and global. theconversation.com/drought-water-…
