Its either AI “photography” or poisoning. What it is not —is an airborne infectious disease. Keep that in mind when they decide to exterminate deer herds. And deer look perfectly normal in Iowa. So where is this “PRECISELY”?!!??

NEW - Deer across the U.S. are appearing with tumor-like growths, known as deer cutaneous fibroma or deer warts.

Read more: https://www.disclose.tv/id/rhsowoir16/

👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻Let me also add this. Cordiceps has been used in Chinese medicine for thousands of years. Recently a review said this:

A 2015 human clinical trial showed that taking 1.5g daily of Cordyceps (C. militaris) helped to increase a variety of immune system markers, including NK cell activity and lymphocyte proliferation. It also helped to partially increase Th1 cytokine secretion. There were no adverse events, which helped to show the safety of this powerful mushroom.

So do you get the play here? Everything thst prevents them poisoning us is under attack— started with Chlorine Dioxide and vitamin D and sunlight therapy. Then, Hydroxychloroquine, then Ivermectin. Now nicotine and lastly Cordiceps. I might just go take a double dose.

Today is a good day to learn about one of the worst Supreme Court decisions in recent history:

Tennessee v. Garner (1985)

Most of American history used the "fleeing felon" English common law standard: if you engage in fresh pursuit of a thief without unreasonable delay, then you can use lethal force.

In 1985, the Supreme Court invented a new standard. It said that under the Fourth Amendment, shooting a fleeing felon was an "unreasonable seizure".

This was not what the Founders meant. This was not considered "unreasonable" at any moment before that moment in time. This was not an originalist interpretation. This was six men inventing a new standard, from whole cloth.

So now it's illegal to shoot a felon who is running away from you everywhere in America. Even if your state says it's legal, too bad.

Even worse, it's basically impossible to change. It would take a constitutional amendment or the Supreme Court overruling its own recent precedent to change it, two incredibly unlikely events.

So now good men like Orest Schur go to jail, while criminals can steal without fear.

tl;dr - in 1985 four democrats and two boomer republicans made it illegal to defend your property with lethal force, undoing hundreds of years of American and English legal tradition

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Keep this in mind when Trump Admin blamed for holding onto all the Epstein lists. There is more going on behind the obvious MSM claptrap.

NYC judge rejects Trump admin bid to unseal Epstein grand jury transcripts

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⚠️ A mom is warning parents to “check your kids’ clothes carefully” after discovering sexually suggestive text on her young daughter’s dress.

Savannah shared the shocking messages on TikTok, including lines like “Want to have an Easter egg hunt under the covers?” and “This coupon entitles you to one free peep show!”

Other phrases referenced sexual innuendo, while one bizarrely read, “Let’s pretend we’re rabbits and do whatever comes naturally,” as a different one read: “My tulips (two lips) want to be on your tulips.”

Commenters later identified the dress as being made by U.S. small business Lele & Co.

Zombies bro 🧟‍♂️

28 day shedding, what could go wrong
https://x.com/MdBreathe/status/1957047880490852697?s=19

33 years ago today

SALUTE 🫡

‼️🇺🇸💵 - Market signals and economic data show increasing indications of a collapse in the US dollar's status as the global reserve currency

▪️It has been clear that since Liberation Day investors have been pulling out of American bonds. US interest rates are significantly elevated relative to competitors like Germany. Borrowers - including the US government - are already feeling the pinch from the decline in US dollar hegemony. Even US corporates are shunning US dollar debt in favour of cheaper alternatives like euro debt.

▪️The US still runs a massive trade deficit, however. Typically this is funded by selling debt abroad. So, how are they still propping this up? Answer this question and you start to get a sense of why the US dollar is so fragile right now.

▪️This chart shows that foreigners have massively wound down on debt purchases since Liberation Day. Plugging the gap that opened up are US stocks. The trade deficit and hence US living standards are being propped up by foreign inflows into the stock market.

▪️When we dig into the data we see that this is not a broad market inflow. Rather, it appears that foreign investors are heavily invested in just a few big tech stocks - the so-called Magnificent 7.

▪️If the stock market crashes then financial inflows into the US will collapse. This will drive the US dollar downward to force the trade deficit closed. Despite having fallen in recent months, the US dollar still has far to fall.

🔗 Philip Pilkington