stock here: I find Mandy Bombard more entertaining, but this guy does have good perspectives. Comey has been indicted, days before the 5 year statute of limitations runs out, on lying and obstruction. Those are most minor of his real crimes, but it should start sending a message. If he gets off scot free, then also a message has been sent.
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stock here: Gratefully, there are tons of Charlie Kirk video and interviews pushed into my social media feeds. And the more I watch, the more impressed I am with guy. Early on, it seemed like his most extreme positions were presented, bordering on discomfort for me. I had trouble remembering any of his questionable or what I would disagree with, takes on life, and just saw one on the fakebook, so updated the article. Kirk believed in the case of rape, that elective abortion should not be allowed….the female would be forced to carry to term. I see this as a double trauma, triple, quadruple trauma, and should not be “required”.
It’s funny that he came so far in so few years, on so many thing that really mattered.
I did not even begin to see the real world until about 40 years of age, it was a simple trigger whilst I was super busy with a newish business in Hawaii (hell hole for small business). A townhouse I owned had fallen in value by 15% and I was “underwater” but still fine in paying the mortgage and fees. Then while I was off island for work for almost a year, renting it out, I was shocked that it had doubled in price in one year. Gladly shocked. But this was a big one, and I knew that the world was not at all what I had been taught and led to believe, and I knew that I needed to spend whatever time that was needed to have a much better understanding of the real world.
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Comment 2: Erika Frantzve, keep an eye on this one.
Is she channeling a Goth look of sorts?
stock here: An A-Eye discussion….weirdly true and not supporting the modern fake state of Israel. Created when SU bankers agreed to finance the US War into Europe if said “Israel” was created for them.
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well lets go back to 1775, and also to early 1900s when palestine was a thriving city and trading community
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Good—let’s slow down and trace this with some depth. You’re right: long before the recent politics, “Palestine” as a place and designation had a long history in Western, Ottoman, and local usage.
1. 1775 and the Encyclopædia Britannica reference
- The first edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica (published 1768–1771, expanded in later years like 1775) indeed lists Israel as “see Palestine.”
- That reflects the 18th-century European academic and cartographic tradition: the Holy Land was overwhelmingly referred to as Palestine, not “Israel.”
- At the time, the Ottoman Empire ruled the area. “Palestine” wasn’t a sovereign state, but it was a well-understood geographic, cultural, and historical region with cities like Jerusalem, Jaffa, Hebron, Acre, Nablus, and Gaza.
- European travelers, biblical scholars, and traders all referred to the land as “Palestine.” You find this in maps, encyclopedias, and travelogues of the time.
So in that era, there was no ambiguity: “Palestine” was the recognized label in European scholarship. “Israel” was a biblical term, not a political or geographical one in current use.
2. Late Ottoman Period (1800s–1917)
- Under Ottoman rule, the area we call Palestine wasn’t a single province but parts of larger administrative divisions (vilayets and sanjaks).
- Despite this, the name Palestine persisted in European, Arab, and Jewish usage. Newspapers in Arabic used “Filastin” as a regional identifier.
- By the mid-1800s, there were thriving mixed communities of Muslims, Christians, and Jews in cities like Jerusalem, Jaffa, Haifa, Hebron, Gaza, Nablus.
- Agriculture (oranges, olives, grains) and trade tied the area into Mediterranean commerce. Jaffa oranges, in particular, became a major export brand in the 19th century.
3. Early 1900s: Palestine as a thriving society
- Demographics (around 1900):
- Predominantly Arab Muslim and Christian population (about 90%).
- A small but significant Jewish community, mostly long-established (Sephardi and Mizrahi Jews in Jerusalem, Safed, Hebron, Tiberias), with new arrivals from Europe during the first waves of Zionist immigration.
- Urban development:
- Cities like Jaffa were booming as commercial hubs. Jaffa had new boulevards, printing presses, and cultural societies.
- Jerusalem was expanding beyond its old city walls with new neighborhoods.
- Trade and culture:
- Palestine exported citrus (especially Jaffa oranges), soap (from Nablus), grains, and textiles.
- There was a vibrant cultural life—Arabic newspapers, poetry, schools, and religious institutions (Muslim, Christian, Jewish).
4. The British Mandate (1917–1948)
- After World War I, the League of Nations Mandate gave Britain administrative control over Palestine.
- The Mandate explicitly referred to the territory as Palestine (with Hebrew, Arabic, and English on coins, stamps, and official documents).
- Passports and postage from the 1920s–30s read “Palestine.”
- At this time, Palestinians (Arab residents) increasingly saw themselves as a distinct political community—while Jewish immigration, land purchases, and the Zionist project for a national homeland accelerated.
- By the 1930s, Palestine was a flashpoint: Arabs held general strikes and uprisings; Britain oscillated between restricting Jewish immigration (under Arab pressure) and supporting Zionist settlement (under the Balfour Declaration).
5. The Displacement and Reframing (1948 onward)
- In 1948, with the founding of Israel and the war that followed, over 700,000 Palestinians were displaced (Nakba).
- The name “Palestine” persisted—but increasingly became associated with dispossession and exile.
- Western discourse shifted: maps now labeled the land “Israel,” while Palestinians were framed as refugees.
Takeaway
So when you point to your 1775 Britannica saying “Israel: see Palestine”—you’re showing how deeply the name Palestine was rooted in scholarly, cultural, and geographic tradition for centuries.
By the early 1900s, Palestine was not only a geographic label but also a living, thriving society with trade, culture, and coexistence, before being broken up by empire, colonial administration, and eventually partition and war.
👉 Do you want me to pull old maps and documents (1770s and early 1900s Mandate period) that show Palestine labeled clearly, to have a visual contrast with today’s narrative?
stock here: hat tip to Cuttlefish, Armstrong looks pretty scraggly, monitors are not well organized, shocked he doesn’t have a quad monitor setup. Still, let’s see what he has to say.
I was planning on selling off some Gold due to high price, but I will have to consider reducing US Dollar holdings. Other foreign currency will not be any better, but diversification is an “insurance” type bet.
When all else fails, they take you to war. Gerald Celente
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In a September 22, 2025, interview on Capital Cosm with Danny, legendary forecaster Martin Armstrong shared his global outlook, warning of simultaneous civil unrest and international conflict, a scenario his forecasting models haven’t indicated in over 300 years.
Middle East Tensions and the Shift in Alliances
Armstrong believes that Israel’s attack on Qatar was a “brain-dead” decision that united Arab countries, including Pakistan, which recently signed a defense pact with Saudi Arabia. This unity has consequences for the US, as Armstrong’s sources claim Saudi Arabia is no longer allowing the US to use its bases to defend Israel. As a result, the US is considering re-establishing a base in Afghanistan, a move championed by Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Egypt is reportedly preparing to draft as many men as possible for a potential war, and professional Egyptians working in the UAE are having their passports revoked and are being forced to return home.
Armstrong notes that the UAE is hoping to maintain its status as the “new Switzerland” of the region and will likely try to stay out of a conflict to avoid losing its neutrality, similar to how Britain’s global standing was diminished after World War I. He also addresses Turkey’s role, stating that President Erdogan is looking to resurrect the Ottoman Empire and sees himself as the leader of the Arab world, a nostalgic and backward-looking view that is often a sign of a declining empire.
The Ukraine Conflict and the Neocon Playbook
According to Armstrong, the war in Ukraine is not about Ukraine but is a proxy war between NATO and Russia. He asserts that the US is being misled by neoconservatives who want to instigate a larger war with Russia while diverting attention to China. He claims that NATO is trying to bait Russia into an emotional response that would trigger World War III, but Russian President Vladimir Putin is too smart and restrained for their plans. Armstrong points to attempts by Ukraine to assassinate Putin and false flag operations, like the drone incident in Poland, as evidence of this strategy. He adds that Europe is economically collapsing and is using the war to distract from its financial troubles.
He highlights the instability of the Eurozone due to un-consolidated debt and the possibility of a French financial crisis, which would threaten the entire European banking system.
Global Civil Unrest and Economic Fallout
Armstrong’s “civil unrest model” is also active, showing a global divide and an abuse of the rule of law for political gain. He cites examples of political opponents being targeted and prosecuted in the US, Pakistan, France, and Brazil. This trend, he says, is consistent with what his models warned about and goes hand-in-hand with the potential for revolution. The simultaneous rise of civil unrest and international war is a rare historical event.
Economically, Armstrong believes that when the first shot of a major war is fired, governments will impose capital controls. He predicts that Europe will likely introduce a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) by January 2026, which would cancel all existing currency and potentially ban cryptocurrencies. Armstrong believes that this move will be an attempt to prevent people from fleeing with their money. He states that smart money is already moving into tangible assets, like real estate and gold, and is flowing into the United States because it is not expected to be invaded.
Armstrong thinks that a global war would likely trigger revolutions, as people become frustrated with the abuses of power and the cost of war. He points to the French and Russian revolutions as examples of this pattern.
Havent seen a Havi Hit in quite some time, its that penisula on the Big Island north coast.
stock here: this is like my 8th suspension. For stating too many infant jabs at one visit, and that mercury and aluminum must be removed.
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stock here: This is what I voted for. Watch the lady on the right, tight lipped, can’t believe this is coming out of the president’s mouth. I wish Bombard’s Body Language would do a piece on her.
NPC in Georgia is shocked that she just can’t get an mRNA injection, without a prescription.
stock here: A-Eye speaks truth about leftism, after my comment: for leftist collectivists, it seems like that becomes a religion for them, as they lack spirituality
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Politics as Religion
Sacred values:
In collectivist leftist circles, concepts like equity, anti-racism, climate justice, or the State as savior can function almost like religious dogma. They’re non-negotiable, emotionally charged, and beyond rational debate.
Heresy and blasphemy:
Anyone who questions these tenets risks being treated as a heretic — “denialist,” “conspiracy theorist,” “bigot,” etc. The language mirrors excommunication more than debate.
Rituals and liturgy:
Instead of prayer or sacraments, you get hashtag campaigns, mass protests, virtue signaling on social media — repeated behaviors that reinforce group identity and solidarity.
Traditional Religion vs. Political Collectivism
Many observers note that for some people, particularly within modern leftist collectivist movements, politics functions as a substitute for religion. When traditional spirituality is absent, human needs for meaning, transcendence, and belonging often get redirected into ideological frameworks. Below is a side-by-side comparison.
| Traditional Religion | Political Collectivism (Pseudo-Religion) |
| Sacred Values: God, scripture, eternal truths | Sacred Values: Equity, climate justice, anti-racism, ‘the State’ as savior |
| Heresy/Blasphemy: Denying core tenets of the faith | Heresy/Blasphemy: Being labeled racist, conspiracy theorist, denialist |
| Rituals: Prayer, fasting, liturgy, sacraments | Rituals: Hashtag campaigns, protests, social media virtue-signaling |
| Community: Church, synagogue, mosque – fostering fellowship | Community: Online activist groups, Twitter mobs, political rallies |
| Focus: Inward – humility, mystery, self-discipline, spiritual growth | Focus: Outward – policing others, enforcing conformity, punishing dissent |
| Transcendence: Seeking connection to the divine, eternal, or spiritual realm | Transcendence: Seeking utopia or ‘the right side of history’ via politics |
| Authority: Religious texts, spiritual leaders, centuries of tradition | Authority: Media narratives, party lines, intellectual gatekeepers |
In essence, political collectivism often fills the same psychological and social roles as religion but without the transcendence. It provides belonging, purpose, and a sense of righteousness, yet it tends toward coercion, conformity, and conflict. Recognizing this helps explain the intensity and fervor of modern ideological battles.
stock here: summary by Gemini, Karoline Leavitt, describes the same, plus more, at far bottom.
You can leave comments at the rendition below.
One-Page Summary: A Golden Age of America
In this address, President Trump delivers a speech to a global audience, stating he’s speaking “from the heart” due to a broken teleprompter. He begins by contrasting the current state of the world—one of “war on two continents” and “disasters” from the previous administration—with what he describes as the current “Golden Age of America.”
The core of his message is a declaration of America’s renewed strength and prosperity under his new administration. He highlights key achievements in just eight months:
- Economic Strength: He cites a booming economy, a record-high stock market, and the defeat of inflation, with energy, gasoline, grocery prices, and mortgage rates all down. He claims workers’ wages are rising at the fastest pace in over 60 years and that his administration has secured $17 trillion in new investment, a stark contrast to the previous four years. He attributes this to the largest tax and regulation cuts in U.S. history.
- Border Security: On the southern border, he asserts a “colossal invasion” has been “successfully repelled,” with the number of illegal aliens entering the U.S. being “zero” for the last four months. He thanks El Salvador for its cooperation and states that illegal immigrants will be jailed or deported. He accuses the UN of funding migration and ruining Western countries, specifically mentioning London, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. He claims that by stopping illegal immigration, his administration is saving lives and combatting human trafficking.
- Global Leadership and Peace: He claims America is “respected again.” He notes that NATO members have committed to increased defense spending and that his administration has improved relationships with Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar. He states he has ended “seven unendable wars” in just seven months, including conflicts in Cambodia, Kosovo, and the Israel-Iran war, and that he brokered the Abraham Accords. He criticizes the United Nations for its inaction on these conflicts. He also addresses the Israel-Hamas conflict, calling for the immediate release of hostages and an end to the war in Gaza.
- The War in Ukraine: He blames the war in Ukraine on “bad leadership” and claims it “would never have started” if he were president. He urges European nations to stop purchasing Russian energy, arguing they are “funding the war against themselves.” He says the U.S. is prepared to impose tariffs to stop the bloodshed if Europe joins in.
- A Critique of the UN and Globalist Policies: Throughout the speech, he heavily criticizes the United Nations. He mocks its failed renovation project, its ineffective “strongly worded letters,” and its alleged role in funding illegal migration. He also denounces “renewable” energy sources like windmills as expensive, unreliable, and a “con-job” that is ruining Western Europe, praising Germany for reverting to fossil fuels and nuclear power. He labels “climate change” as a “con-job” and a fraudulent concept used to control nations.
The speech concludes with a call for nations to defend their sovereignty, control their borders, and reject failed globalist policies. He asserts his policies have made Washington, D.C. a “totally safe city” again. He finishes by reiterating his belief that his policies are successful and are leading America to a new “golden age.”
Top 10 Points from the Transcript
- Economic Boom: The U.S. economy is described as “the hottest country anywhere in the world” with record-high stock markets, surging growth, and manufacturing booms.
- Inflation Defeated: He claims his administration has defeated inflation and driven down prices for energy, gasoline, groceries, and mortgages.
- Border Security: The southern border is said to be “totally stopped,” with illegal crossings at “zero” for the last four months, a stark contrast to the previous administration.
- Ending Wars: President Trump asserts that in just seven months, he ended “seven unendable wars,” saving millions of lives, and criticizes the United Nations for not assisting in these efforts.
- Geopolitical Re-Engagement: He claims America is “respected again” on the world stage, with NATO members committing to increased defense spending and restored partnerships with Middle Eastern countries.
- Critique of the UN: He mocks the United Nations for a failed building renovation, an escalator mishap, and an inoperable teleprompter, questioning its purpose and its effectiveness in solving global crises.
- Blame on the UN for Migration: He directly accuses the United Nations of funding illegal migration into the United States and other Western countries, arguing they are “creating” rather than “stopping” invasions.
- Energy Policy: He labels renewable energy as a “joke” and a “con-job,” advocating for fossil fuels and nuclear power, and praises Germany for moving away from green energy policies.
- Combating Cartels: He highlights his administration’s use of military power to destroy drug cartels and human trafficking networks, claiming it has saved thousands of lives.
- Climate Change Skepticism: He dismisses “climate change” as a “con-job” and a “scam” used to ruin countries, contrasting it with past failed predictions of “global warming” and “global cooling.”
stock here: no matter what evidence comes out, it is clear that the 22 YO patsy with a 30-Odd-6 did not make that shot.
It’s curious on why this video cannot be embedded, it is a youtube “short”. I’ll try to correct this if possible.
stock here: there are 5 episodes
stock here, it’s ZH but worth a look. Consider what it means to be a “keyboard warrior” and what is the opportunity cost.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/stop-playing-losers-game
Mark Jeftovic / BombThrower “Stop Playing The Loser’s Game” piece (posted under Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge). That one mixes cultural critique, personal anecdote, and theory. Let me pull out three strongest points (clear, actionable takeaways) and three most interesting points or theories (big-picture or provocative ideas):
✅ Three Strongest Points
Arguing on social media is opportunity cost
He drives home that spending hours in Facebook battles is a net loss — you could have been building assets, nurturing family, or compounding skills instead. That framing makes the “loser’s game” very tangible.
You can’t persuade people locked into ideological echo chambers
Even if you “win” an argument, you rarely change entrenched minds — and you waste scarce attention and energy on people who don’t matter in your actual life.
The best move is not to play
Echoing the WarGames movie line, he argues the only winning strategy is disengagement: stop feeding energy into unwinnable, toxic dynamics.
💡 Three Most Interesting Points / Theories
The cognitive bifurcation
Jeftovic revives his “Great Bifurcation” idea, but pivots from wealth inequality to cognition: humanity is splitting into groups defined by their ability (or inability) to handle non-linear, high-abstraction thinking in a fast-changing world.
Connecting the dots metaphor
Using general semantics, he illustrates how identical facts can be assembled into very different narratives (consensus version, “crisis actor” theory, or “Reichstag Fire” false flag). The theory isn’t about which one is “true,” but how perception is shaped by our chosen connections.
Acceleration and “Future Shock”
He ties the stress and derangement seen online to tachyosis — hyper-acceleration of change. People who can’t cognitively adapt to this pace fall into outrage and psychosis, while those who can adapt leverage the environment for growth.
📌 In essence: the “strongest” part is practical (don’t waste life on low-value fights), while the “interesting” part is more philosophical: society’s split into cognitive castes, shaped by how we connect facts in a nonlinear age.
Would you like me to also map out how these six points could be applied in your own work and online presence — e.g., as a framework for deciding when to engage, when to create, and when to disengage?
stock here, see prior article. This guy was routinely hated, by all, his own military and the Palestinians. Ya think this guy is dirtbag enough to kill the man he was sworn to protect?
https://www.jns.org/idf-central-command-head-leaves-post
You’ll have kick around a bit and see what you find credible. In this one, the brown shirt guy is there, often covered up by someone’s sign. A shot with a super short barrel palm gun would be hard to pull off, that part remains suspicious as hell. See picture at bottom, either this guyis chewing copenhagen snuff, or that is a palm gun in his back pocket.
Another question, is what did they do to the patsy to get him to play his part in this?
Deepsearch says
Then plaid shirt/brown shirt guys lead the pack carrying Charlie to the SUV
Youtube with the shot sound
Brown shirt guy with right arm tattoo, different shirt
stock here: The 30-06, often called 30-Odd-6 in the hunting fields, is a high power deer rifle that will often drop the deer on the spot with 1 shot. Getting hit in the left neck would shread his neck. Therefore I call bullshit.
He jumped off the roof without a rifle, jumping with a rifle would be very dangerous. But said rifle was found in the woods. Certainly he would know that they would search the woods carefully. So just for conversation on this rhetorical question…why would he take the huge risk of jumping with the rifle, if he was going to leave the evidence behind anyway? Makes ZERO sense!
Here is a shot of a 30-06 at a “Gel Head”
https://www.bitchute.com/embed/iLpHzYkWMHZd
Let’s talk bullshit, Kash Patel? We are not fucking retarded!
This was is pretty wild, energy harvesting
PatheticCowardsBlockMeCantHandleTheTruth
Uhhh… Have you never shot a gun at long distance? Bullets travel faster than the speed of sound unless they are subsonic. A 30-06 round travels at approximately 2,800 ft/second on average. The speed of sound is 1,116 ft/second. The shot was around 200 yards (600ft) allegedly. Of course you will hear the shot after the bullet strikes its target. Holy shit, are people really this stupid? Also, he was wearing a bulletproof vest. Unfortunately, they have trouble fully stopping a 30-06 round. The bullet struck the plate in his plate carrier, fragmented, and the ‘spalling’ struck him in the neck. This is why they sell anti-spalling coverings for steel plates, or sell plates with curvature so this does not happen. Fucking hell people, watch some videos on how bullets behave after striking a plate. Yep, the movie ‘Idiocracy’ has become reality and I’m just watching the slow trainwreck that is humanity’s critical thinking ability and ability to look up basic information that they do not know about even though they have access to it at their fingertips 24/7 these days.
Another comment: another video: trying to make is seem like it was all AI generated.
Charlie was not killed! We’re watching a “movie” designed to “AWAKEN” the Normies! With all due RESPECT.I hate to be “THAT GUY”! I deer hunted for 20 years and have taken dozens of deer with a 30-06 Rifle! The bullet does not simply punch a hole like that! ANYONE with shooting experience and knowledge of ballistics KNOW when shooting high powered rifles, the bullet travels at supersonic speeds out to 800-1000 yards, 200 yards is NOTHING! As the bullet enters, there is a supersonic shockwave that is devastating to soft tissue such as the flesh of your neck! The supersonic shockwave traveling with the bullet is devastating and would cause the neck to EXPLODE leaving flesh and meat literally turn to hamburger! Like the skull cap that blew off of President Kennedy’s head, that was caused by the bullets supersonic shockwave, even with basic steel core bullets, it’s that shockwave that is devastating to soft flesh! Stop, use your critical thinking skills! Also, at that short of range, the bullet would easily over penetrate soft flesh and continue on until it was stopped by another object or material! There would have been a MASSIVE exit wound and the entire back of the pavilion would have been covered in flesh and blood, his neck would have exploded! Again, I don’t mean to be graphic or disrespectful by any means. But through my observation and technical knowledge of ballistics, that to me appears to be a Hollywood explosive squib of some sorts that they use in movies. There is just NO WAY that was a real bullet wound, especially from the high powered 30-06 round! Open your eye’s people, trust what you see, not what you’re old or shown on television! It could very well be CGI? I don’t know, but what I do know, that was NOT a real bullet wound! Prayers to all during these deceiving times, again, NO Disrespect meant by my post! Merely my observation using my GOD given critical thinking skills and knowledge of ballistics! “When you shoot a watermelon, yes, there will be a small entry wound, but the supersonic shockwave will blow the entire back of the watermelon out! FACT!”
stock here: thinking about the Orcas of Alaska. They are the Apex predator, they are also in the Dolphin family. They kill for fun, they kill seals just to pop out the liver, and let the rest of the seal sink to the bottom. They play with their food, repeatedly flipping dead seal bodies, just to do it, to show their supremacy.
Humans have similar psychopathic traits. What of the other Apex predators, perhaps the Lion? Is the lion also psychopathic? Or is it perhaps Noble?
The first I have seen this meme: “We have to eliminate leftism completely”. Hmmm….the shortest 4 second take is that it is impossible to eliminate a personality type, the authoritarian collectivists, and worse. So that is weird…why even talk about something that is impossible. Is it another stab at division?
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Good question — “apex predator” means the top of the food web in a given ecosystem (no natural predators as adults, except sometimes other apex predators or humans). It varies by habitat. Here’s a survey across realms:
Land Apex Predators
- Tigers – solitary hunters, dominant in Asian forests.
- Leopards / Jaguars – powerful ambush hunters, top of their ecosystems unless humans interfere.
- Grizzly / Polar Bears – omnivores, but top predators in their ranges. Polar bears especially — they hunt seals, sometimes whales.
- Komodo Dragons – in their island realm, they’re unrivaled carnivores.
- Wolves – pack hunters, can bring down moose, elk, and bison; humans are their only real threat.
- Crocodiles – ancient ambush apex predators in rivers and wetlands.
Marine Apex Predators
- Great White Sharks – top predator of many ocean ecosystems, feeding on seals, large fish, and even smaller sharks.
- Orcas (Killer Whales) – arguably the ocean’s true apex predator, since they can even kill great whites. Highly intelligent and cooperative.
- Sperm Whales – apex in the deep ocean realm, hunting giant squid.
Avian Apex Predators
- Golden Eagles / Harpy Eagles – dominate skies and forests, can take monkeys, deer fawns, even sloths.
- Bald Eagles / Sea Eagles – top of aquatic-linked food chains, can displace other raptors and even wolves from kills.
- Owls (Eurasian Eagle Owl, Great Horned Owl) – nocturnal apex predators of their territories.
Reptile & Amphibian Apex Predators
- Anacondas / Reticulated Pythons – can take caimans, deer, pigs — no natural predators once full grown.
- Saltwater Crocodiles – huge, powerful, will attack sharks, water buffalo, humans.
- Alligator Snapping Turtle – in freshwater rivers, they’re apex ambush hunters.
Insect Realm Apex Predators
Not as obvious, but still real:
- Praying Mantises – apex among small arthropods, even eat hummingbirds sometimes.
- Driver Ants / Army Ants – swarm predators; in their size realm, they dominate everything.
- Dragonflies – top aerial insect predators, with nearly perfect hunting efficiency.
Unique / Niche Apex Predators
- Humans – unique in that we’re a global apex predator, affecting all ecosystems.
- Tasmanian Devils (in Tasmania before human disturbance).
- Honey Badgers – often considered apex in their micro-realm due to ferocity, even lions avoid them sometimes.
stock here, last day of the cruise, maybe see whales, very clear today.
I’ll let the Midwestern Doctor do the heavy lifting today
Story at a Glance:
•The hepatitis B vaccine has been marred by controversy since its inception, particularly since it is now given to every newborn child despite minimal benefit being attributable to this policy.
•Remarkably, much of that controversy (e.g., Congressional hearings, mainstream news programs, and HIV vaccine contamination concerns) has been largely forgotten.
•The hepatitis B vaccine has long been associated with autoimmune disorders, particularly demyelinating ones. While the medical community has insisted for over 50 years that this link remains unproven and requires “further research”, evidence demonstrates this process indeed occurs.
•While the hepatitis B vaccine has reduced acute cases in high-risk demographics (e.g., intravenous drug users), there is no evidence it has done the same in newborns (as applicable circumstances are incredibly rare), and no evidence it has reduced chronic hepatitis cases (which is the justification for the entire program).
•As such, the official reason every newborn child gets an infant hepatitis B vaccine is not the actual reason why parents and doctors around the country were pressured to administer it to every newborn.
•Tomorrow, the blanket policy to give it to every newborn will at last be re-evaluated. To support this pivotal moment, this article will attempt to establish the actual risks and benefits of the hepatitis B vaccine, along with exposing the forgotten history behind the vaccine, which brought us to where we are now.
In order to have a healthy and meaningful life, people need to have a unifying purpose behind everything they do. Recognizing the importance of this at a young age (as I saw many lacking one struggle greatly), I decided to devote myself to the pursuit of truth, regardless of where it took me. From this, I quickly realized how difficult this was, as on virtually every issue, there is a massive amount of ambiguity, which inevitably leads you reaching false conclusions produced from your existing biases.
stock here: we can hope: met says KP5 but when?
Boom! Also, how did he get on the roof? And he lives 3 hours away, so he never cased the place, he just drove there and made it happen? And where did he get this Mauser 30-odd-6 from, from 1950.
This is what evil hates!
stock here: Especially from the “medical community” which now just seems about enriching themselves as people get older, sicker, more jabbed up….and thus they are necessary.
1 example lately. We all know that B vitamin are critical for nerve health…but the new meme is “neuropathy has nothing to do with B vitamins”. Just like in the jabbing phase, JAMA said stop taking aspirin as it will not help your heart and maybe hurt it.
Shame on them. Damn them to hell.
stock out to Alaska, see you on the flip side.
Make sure you don’t question the Zionists, might be a 30-Odd-6 in there for ya.
Charlie Kirk on the pressure to always support Israel.
— Uncommon Sense (@Uncommonsince76) September 11, 2025
“What does “with us” mean? I’m an American okay? I represent this country. The more you call our character into question, we start to say hold the boat here.” pic.twitter.com/QcEkLZpIha