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Bingo

🇺🇸When you don’t practice what you preach.🇺🇸

Do any of you remember when your science teacher told you to talk to your plants because they needed your Co2 to survive? Climate change is a hoax. A hoax to tax you more. The government creates more pollution than you ever will with their policies. Don't listen to the government.

Can we all agree that Congress is corrupt, dysfunctional, greedy, self-serving, and riddled with moral failures? We need a complete overhaul.

Making sense yet?

@Life_truthway Amen 🙏🏻🕊️💜☘️🙏🏻

Yes Lord - AMEN .

@lady_valor_07 @keithbrian533 YES - Gates should be in prison.

Bill Gates shouldn't be anywhere near our food supply.

"The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money"

🇺🇸Teaches are not parents. I respect profession not so much the people anymore.🇺🇸

🚨 ARREST BILL GATES! The people are DONE. Massive crowds chanting for justice as the truth explodes. Vaccines, farmland, ticks, deforestation, depopulation agenda... enough is enough! Who’s with us? Retweet if you want him held accountable. Let me know what you think!

Denmark has introduced a wonderful initiative that converts old buses into mobile grocery stores, specially designed to serve elderly residents in rural and remote areas. These repurposed buses are fully equipped with wheelchair ramps, heating and air-conditioning systems, refrigerators, and shelves stocked with fresh local produce, dairy, and baked goods. They follow fixed routes and schedules, bringing essential groceries directly to seniors who may find it difficult to travel to regular supermarkets. Beyond providing practical access to food, the service helps older adults maintain their independence while offering valuable social interaction for those who might otherwise feel isolated. The mobile stores have become a thoughtful and effective solution for supporting aging communities.

In my opinion, the greatest comment of all time.

@Sassafrass_84 @SaltyGoat17

Dr James Salisbury was a Civil War physician in the 1860s, working in Union army hospitals where soldiers were dying in numbers that bullets alone couldn't account for. The killers were dysentery, scurvy, and typhoid. The military diet didn't help. Hardtack. Beans. Coffee. Meat was rationed thin for cost. Salisbury noticed something. Soldiers who somehow got hold of beef recovered faster from everything in front of them. Wounds closed. Infections cleared. Energy returned to men the surgeons had quietly given up on. He ran the experiment formally. Lean ground beef, scraped from the cut to remove connective tissue, broiled and served three times daily with hot water. Nothing else for weeks at a stretch. The results were dramatic enough that officers began requisitioning beef specifically for the sick wards. The dying got up. The chronic cases improved. The numbers were impossible to ignore. Salisbury published his findings in 1888 in The Relation of Alimentation and Disease. His thesis: most chronic illness stemmed from fermentation in the gut caused by starches and vegetables, and could be reversed by an exclusive diet of beef. He documented successful treatment of tuberculosis, rheumatism, gout, digestive disorders, obesity, and what we'd now call mental illness. His work was widely read across the United States. Salisbury steak was named after him. It wasn't a convenience food. It was a prescription. Then came the 1920s. Pharmaceutical companies began producing patentable drugs for the same conditions. By the 1950s, Salisbury's work was mocked or forgotten entirely. By the 2000s, his name had been reduced to a frozen meal on a school cafeteria tray. An American physician who cured chronic disease with beef was quietly erased because his cure couldn't be bottled and sold by prescription. His name survives on a microwave dinner. The medicine has been stripped out of it.

@wakeupusa @teloivenna yes - NO islamic influence. None.

Yes, all religions should be separate from government.

Do you have integrity?

Good morning ☀️

There was a farmer who grew excellent quality corn. Every year he won the prize for the best corn grown. One year, a reporter interviewed him and discovered something interesting about the way he grew corn. The reporter discovered that the farmer shares his seeds with his neighbors. "Why does he share his best seeds with his neighbors if every year they compete with his own?" the reporter asked him. "Why, sir?" the farmer replied, "didn't you know? The wind picks up the pollen from the ripe corn and swirls it from one field to another. If my neighbors grow inferior corn, cross-pollination will constantly degrade the quality of my corn. If I want to grow good corn, I must help my neighbors grow good corn." The same is true of our lives. Those who want to live good and meaningful lives must help enrich the lives of others, because the value of a life is measured by the lives it touches, and those who choose to be happy must help others find happiness, because the well-being of each is linked to the well-being of all.

We sure did.