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1. I’ve been thinking… If the drug fentanyl can be lethal just to breathe in, could this be considered a bioweapon?
   This may be more serious than we think!

2. A RARE NATURE MINUTE:
   This is how seahorses give birth…
   https://twitter.com/i/status/1748771168545276259
   Enjoy many more wonderful shorts here…
   https://twitter.com/AMAZlNGNATURE/status/1748771168545276259

   1. remarkable footage.

3. On the eve of the New Hampshire primary, meet Mike Gill, a colorful Granite State character whose description of the depth of corruption in NH is shocking even by current norms. He has told the same story and named the same names for a long time now, while he has gone from very wealthy to homeless and in hiding. https://rumble.com/v2f33ry-mike-gill-template-of-corruption-for-all-states-godfather-on-steroids.html

4. When I want the government responsible for the genocide of Afrikaner farmers to lecture me on genocide, I’ll let them know. Hamas leaders live in Qatar off the billions they’ve stolen from international aid. They are so much worse than Israel that I can’t believe anyone sticks up for them.

5. There are no such thing as “war crimes.” The very nature of war is that all rules are off.

   1. Nazis declared war on Jews. Ergo no “war crimes”. Extrapolate that.

   2. Incorrect.

6. PUSHBACK – In answer to DEFAMATION

   New Film [“ISRAELISM”] Examines American Jews’ Growing Rejection of Israel’s OccupationDirector/Actor Interview (Democracy Now)
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuBnzzGmH7c

7. In his 1835 book Democracy in America, the French writer
   Alexis de Tocqueville imagined a future America
   in which our voluntary associations had died:

   “I see an innumerable crowd of like and equal men….
   Each of them, withdrawn and apart, is like a stranger
   to the destiny of all the others; his children and his
   particular friends form the whole human species for him;

   as for dwelling with his fellow citizens, he is
   beside them, but he does not see them;
   he touches them and does not feel them;
   he exists only in himself and for himself alone.
   …
   “Above these an immense tutelary power is elevated,
   which alone takes charge of assuring their enjoyments
   and watching over their fate.
   It is absolute, detailed, regular, far-seeing, and mild.

   “It would resemble paternal power if, like that,
   it had for its object to prepare men for manhood;
   but on the contrary, it seeks only to keep them
   fixed irrevocably in childhood….

   “Thus…the sovereign extends its arms over society
   as a whole; it covers its surface with a network
   of small, complicated, painstaking, uniform rules
   through which the most original minds and
   the most vigorous souls cannot clear a way
   to surpass the crowd;

   “It does not break wills, but it softens them,
   bends them, and directs them; it rarely forces
   one to act, but it constantly opposes itself to one’s acting;
   it does not destroy, it prevents things from being born;
   it does not tyrannize, it hinders, compromises, enervates,
   extinguishes, dazes, and finally reduces each nation
   to being nothing more than a herd
   of timid and industrious animals
   of which government is the shepherd.”

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