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Joe Rogan points out that Poul Thorsen, a scientist behind research often cited to argue vaccines don’t cause autism, was just arrested for fraud.
“The guy who wrote the study that’s often quoted about vaccines not causing autism just got arrested for fraud.”
“So the scientist whose paper they quote when they say, ‘Here’s the proof that vaccines don’t cause autism.’”
“He just got arrested for fraud.”
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163 children were rescued from human traffickers in Florida today and the media has not said one word
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🚨 THEY TRIED TO SCRUB THIS VIDEO FROM THE INTERNET
It blew up then suddenly vanished everywhere.
Every time it goes viral, it gets deleted.
When something disappears this fast, there’s always a reason and it’s never the reason they give you.
So what exactly were we not supposed to see?
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Say his name: Nicola Tanzi
Nicola Tanzi (64) held a gate open for David Mazariegos (25). In response, Mazariegos brutally beat Nicola for 10 minutes, kicking and stomping on his head, before robbing him.
Mazariegos has a long rap sheet with at least 33 prior arrests, including both sealed and unsealed cases, and is listed on the city’s transit recidivist database. Just a few months before this incident, he was arrested for assault. The judge didn’t want to release him but acted according to the law after prosecutors downgraded the charges from a felony to a misdemeanor.
He now faces two counts of murder, as well as robbery and grand larceny charges.
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Kids went to a school board meeting to protest a teacher who was speaking horribly about Charlie Kirk.
Good for you, kids.
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Replying to @catturd2
Yuri Bezmenov warned about this in the 80’s. As soon as the colleges were subverted, it was all complete, the communist takeover without firing a shot.
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Replying to @WallStreetApes
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As it turns out, pushing 10+ years of violent and hateful propaganda, has consequences.
Now we have millions of brainwashed left-wing lunatics, who actually believe Trump is Hitler and his supporters are Nazis, and they have been encouraged to harm us…
Orwell was right.
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I’ve seen a lot in my 2 years of being a creator but what I just saw with Charlie Kirk has changed me forever. We have to pray for a miracle and work together. Let all of our differences go in this moment.
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A lot of people have asked me if I will get involved in the NYC mayor race by supporting a candidate that can defeat Zohran Mamdani. TBH, I’m torn and undecided. Like every other city run by democrats, NYC is a broken kleptocracy. Taxes are astronomical and services are pathetic to nonexistent. Anarchy and socialism are the next logical steps in this story arc. It's what the people of NYC have been asking for for years and it looks like it's what they are about to get. Trying to fight against this tide seems like throwing good money after bad.
It appears things will have to get worse in NYC before they get better. The Zoomers and Millennials need a refresher on the outcome of Marxism and socialism. They are too young to remember the crack and crime epidemic and murder sprees of the late 80's and early 90's. The squeegee men, graffiti, mugging, lawlessness, chaos, and pandemonium. Streets that were too unsafe to walk alone at night or even during the day. Getting mugged on the way to and from school was not just a rite of passage, it was an inevitability.
The Wall Streeters, financiers, and hedge funders have been too busy working on their fishponds and climbing the rungs of polite society to remember to protect the system that allowed them to achieve their success in the first place and allowed New York City to once become the greatest city in the world. Not ruffling feathers was more important than questioning the ideological insanity being taught in the private schools and universities that they sent their kids to. All that mattered was fitting in and getting invited to the right dinner parties.
Now their kids are indoctrinated NPCs, always protesting and supporting the current thing. Like their parents, they too want to fit in. To do so, they unironically exchange bromides and platitudes on the benefits of socialism over rosé brunches in the West Village. Because their friends hate America and capitalism, they do too. It never dawns on them that their lifestyle and studio apartment that their parents subsidize are all made possible because of capitalism.
This delusional thinking was ingrained in them at an early age by institutions that were captured by insane ideology and left unchecked by their grossly negligent parents. Instead of providing their children with immunity from stupid and provably bad ideas that have only led to misery and death throughout history, these parents shrugged it off as kids will be kids.
Now these kids are adults who can vote, but are totally unequipped to do so. In many ways it’s not their fault. From their parents, they learned some combination of magical thinking, preference falsification, and an inability to stand up for anything greater than themselves. As a result, they never learned how to think critically or independently. They never learned the value of Western civilization so they don't understand why, or know how, to fight for it.
Sometimes the only way to learn something is to learn it the hard way. Sometimes the only way to learn the value of what you have is to lose it. If that’s the case, Marxism and socialism might just be what the doctor ordered.
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Teacher here.
There is no need for a federal department of education. Every state should have the autonomy to conduct education in the ways that they see fit.
A federal overlord simply takes money but provides very little in terms of actual value.
Think about this, your children take state exams, not federal exams.
Your local property taxes fund education, not your federal taxes.
By keeping the departments as localized as possible (school board, state dept of education), your voice matters MORE.
You want to see changes in education? It starts at the local level, not the federal.




























