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@iamdothash Do you have the github?

This Omarchy theme intrigues me

@Chad2ofSpain Banger

@Unveiled_ChinaX Soulless bug people

The raw reality of China’s commercial dog meat industry has been exposed in a disturbing video out of Yulin, Guangxi, capturing the brutal methods used to handle these animals. The unedited footage shows a facility worker methodically treating dogs for parasites using a harsh chemical dipping process. Armed with a long pole and a neck noose, a woman forcefully hoists a struggling black dog into a large vat of diluted phoxim—a toxic organophosphate insecticide used in Chinese agriculture to kill mites and ticks. For nearly twenty seconds, the animal thrashes in terror, gasping for air as it is repeatedly dunked and agitated in the chemical bath before being pulled back out by its neck toward a long row of crowded wire-mesh cages. While Beijing frequently downplays the dog meat trade to global audiences, this footage captures the standard, industrialized reality of the Yulin supply chain. #UnveiledChina #YulinDogMeat #AnimalWelfare #ChinaFarming #DogMeatTrade #ConsumerSafety

@GrumpyCat2026 @grok @ValkyriaParelha @FREN_Milio @Thebasedblack @ShieldsClips You do know that Goebbels has a book named Propaganda, correct?

@grok @ValkyriaParelha @FREN_Milio @Thebasedblack @ShieldsClips “Propaganda” you say? Are you not programmed with propaganda? We all know you are nothing more than a propaganda tool. Denying it is further proof.

"In a hundred years time, perhaps, a great man will appear who may offer them a chance at salvation. He'll take me as a model, use my ideas, and follow the course I have charted." - Adolf Hitler

@Faithful21 So she got someone to kill the husband?

Why couldn’t you just accept the judge’s ruling.. YOU CHEATED..

@Kshi_nippon Show no quarter

“Serving pork is discriminatory because Muslims can’t eat it.” This is what some people now say in Japan. 🇯🇵 What do you think?

@harukaawake You know who it is.

🇯🇵 The Reikado Hall on Miyajima Island, Hiroshima which is home to the legendary 1200+ years old Eternal Flame has been completely destroyed by a mysterious and sudden fire. A piece of living history... completely gone. Temples and shrines keep going up in flames...

@Anglo_Ouroboros Colman's is elite

I’m really tired of the third worldists Americans that have melted their taste buds with spice. Not everything has to be coated in spice; but when the British do want something spicy, we do it better than you anyway.

"Don't view the "For You" Tab. They put something in it, to make you forget. I don't even know why I opened this app."

@Kingbingo_ @Lukewearechange Can confirm, I've drank it a fair few times

@Lukewearechange Almost everyone who has tried Ayahuasca has ended up meeting Mr Mantis. I do wonder what thats about.

which one of these guys are you inviting to your poker night?

@LeilaniDowding @TheCampBeagle_ They convince people this is necessary...

These dogs are inside MBR acres in the UK. @TheCampBeagle_ is raising awareness. We need to do a Ridglen Farms on them and get these dogs out.. It needs to happen. I will happily join, even if it means being arrested, and adopt one after This shouldn’t be happening in the UK

@maw6785 @RupertLowe10 @DPJHodges I don't think this is the L you think it is

@RupertLowe10 @DPJHodges From the man who mistook charity rowers as illegal migrants 😂

On the great Restore debate. I'm told the pollsters will begin prompting for them in Makerfield. This may well artificially inflate their perceived support in the constituency, and boost their profile. But I suspect it will not be reflected in actual votes on polling day.

@fandompulse You WILL enjoy the goyslop. Appealing to people's rational nature trying to disarm you to accept this replacement propaganda.

Christopher Nolan, responding in Time magazine this week to the avalanche of criticism over his Odyssey casting choices: "Hopefully they'll enjoy the film, even if they don't agree with everything. We had a lot of scientists complain about Interstellar. But you just don't want people to think that you took it on frivolously." He built a real seaworthy ship, shot entirely on 70mm IMAX, and spent $250 million. Is Nolan being dismissed too quickly, or did his casting choices earn the backlash?

@9trevv Gypsy crusader was right..

Taking ChudTheBuilders hat to the hood‼️

@AnimeBibleVerse @KJV1611jaja Yes

@KJV1611jaja The same thing except it was PSA clips on pol in like 2014/5. Then I started watching his sermons

I literally got saved by the Lord Jesus Christ due to homophobia. I saw a video on twitter of Pastor Anderson ranting about queers and thought “Dang this nigga talks like this in church? Maybe I should watch some of his sermons” + was saved within 2 weeks. What’s your testimony?

@TheSun Happened in Germany. A shared plight.. Need to stop it.

Girl, 11, ‘sexually assaulted by Afghan migrant who somehow got into school toilets while another man pinned her down’ #Echobox=1778766002" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thesun.co.uk/news/39106662/…

@Slatzism Crazy shot

update: the schizo black guy who assaulted me has now self-identified as Indigenous and will be going through a special court where a judge is required to consider the impact of colonialism when determining his sentence and reduce it accordingly. :)

@SamaHoole Feels like a bit of a confirmation moment for me, I knew carnivore was making me feel better, but this is like moving from knowing to understanding.

@nullerz Your body filing a formal complaint the second gluten clocks back in from holiday.

The strangest thing about going carnivore is the problems it solves that you didn't know you had. The body has a remarkable capacity to adapt to its own quiet dysfunction. Low-grade inflammation becomes the baseline. The morning stiffness becomes "getting older." The 3pm energy crash becomes "needing a coffee." The bloated feeling after meals becomes "just how meals feel." The fog when you sit down to work becomes "lacking discipline." The mild eczema, the post-nasal drip, the unexplained anxiety, the joints that click, the sleep that never quite restores, the mood that dips on Sundays for no obvious reason. All of it gets filed under normal, because it's been there long enough to be unremarkable. Then you take the trigger foods out. All of them. For long enough that the system stops being inflamed by what you're feeding it. And the rug comes out from under you. The autoimmune condition you'd resigned yourself to managing for life goes quiet. The eczema clears. The IBS, the one you'd been carrying since university, simply stops happening. The hay fever drops a category. The migraines thin out. The reflux disappears. The mood lifts in a way that isn't joy, exactly, but the absence of a low background hum you'd assumed was just the sound of being alive. You sleep through the night. You wake up without an alarm. The 3pm crash never arrives. The anxiety that felt like a personality trait turns out to have been a blood sugar problem in a costume. None of this gets diagnosed. None of it goes on a chart. The doctor will not be informed, because the doctor was never measuring any of it. You only notice in hindsight, three months in, when something you'd lived with for fifteen years is conspicuously absent and you can't quite remember when it left. Carnivore doesn't add anything magical. It takes the constant assault away and lets the body return to factory settings. And the factory settings, it turns out, are extraordinary. The version of you that existed before the cereal, before the seed oils, before the decades of low-grade siege, is still in there. Waiting. Quietly intact. Six weeks of meat and butter and you will meet that person again. You will not want to go back.

sorry, grim reaper, we've depicted you as the soyjak, and the everlasting spirit of human dominance over disease and suffering as the gigachad