A strangely common defense against accusations of antisemitism: They say–Oh I don't hate REAL Jews I hate Khazarians & Ashkenazis. 🧐 Both groups have babies–is it OK to hate them? Circling areas on a map to see who you're allowed to hate is anti-Christ. Don't hate anyone—Pray.🕊️

Twitter is basically talking to yourself in public and occasionally someone nods.

SHOCKING 😱 — A British man put on a full burqa and walked past police officers to demonstrate a loophole in facial recognition and stop-and-search enforcement. He revealed anyone wearing a burqa in the UK gets the “Infinite Freedom Glitch.”

16-year-old Declan Cutler from Mernda, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia, was chased by a Sudanese youth gang before being stabbed 56 times and suffering 66 blunt-force injuries in a fatal 2022 attack. One of the attackers, who was 13 at the time, was later acquitted because the court found there was a reasonable possibility he did not understand his actions were seriously wrong in a moral sense under the doctrine of doli incapax. Three years later, the same teenager, whose identity remains protected by Australian law, was charged over an aggravated home invasion in Gladstone Park in which a 60-year-old man was stabbed multiple times, shot in the arm, and repeatedly struck with a hammer. x.com/TruthFairy131/status/2…

Ever get that annoying eye twitch? This is why. [🎞️ mr.brainboost]

Hydrangeas are well-loved deciduous shrubs that produce large, eye-catching blooms in shades of blue, pink, white, and purple, with the flower color often influenced by the soil’s pH. This is Hydrangea Paniculata. [📹 chaketchaket]

“I’m hoping someone here can offer advice or point this family in the right direction. A close family friend has a 19-year-old son in Massachusetts who is very sick and not getting answers. He did receive the Pfizer COVID vaccine during the pandemic, but it wasn’t until this March that he started having symptoms. It began with knee and leg pain, his knee giving out, and extreme exhaustion. After about two weeks, doctors discovered a blood clot in his leg. Since then, his condition has rapidly worsened. He has gone from 185 pounds to 104 pounds. His right leg is severely swollen, his foot is about three times its normal size, and the skin from halfway down his shin to his foot is dark purple, almost black. Now his other leg is becoming swollen and discolored as well. He has been prescribed Eliquis and pain medication, but he doesn’t want to rely on narcotics because he’s worried about addiction. He is now also having trouble swallowing, and his mother says there is blood in his stool. He has been sent from doctor to doctor with no real answers. The rheumatologist said he needs to see a vascular specialist, but his primary care doctor won’t refer him. He keeps being discharged from the hospital while his condition continues to decline. Has anyone experienced anything similar? Does anyone know of a vascular specialist, hematologist, or hospital in Massachusetts that takes on difficult or unusual cases? We’re not looking to debate causes—we just want to help this amazing young man get the care he needs. Any suggestions or experiences would be greatly appreciated.”❤️ - Contributed -

Lord have mercy.

ALERT: Florida parents are granted custody of a baby who isn't biologically theirs after a doctor mixed up the IVF embryo. Steven Mills and Tiffany Score gave birth to a girl in December after receiving an IVF embryo from the Fertility Center of Orlando. However, the couple, who are Caucasian, became concerned when the baby did not display Caucasian characteristics. Genetic testing later confirmed that the couple was not related, and that a different family's embryo had been placed into Score. According to the court filing from a lawsuit against the clinic, the biological parents have been located, but Mills and Score will retain permanent legal custody of the baby. Mills and Score have also found another facility for future IVF treatment and have moved their frozen embryos out of the facility that mixed them up. The Fertility Center of Orlando has since closed, but faces several lawsuits.

OMG Denver Public Schools Board just voted UNANIMOUSLY to DISMISS lgbtq teacher Jennifer Honka after she reportedly made female students kiss each other and graded them on it What is going on in these schools?!

I am begging the internet to stop showing me "5-to-9 morning routines" where someone drinks structured water, journals for an hour, and ice plunges before sunrise. My morning routine is hitting snooze until the fear of homelessness physically drags me out of bed. That’s it. That’s the routine.

How to fold an origami flying bat

Wow

Europeans aren’t having children because they can't afford to support them. Muslims have children because Europeans support them.

This. From a doctor. Is terrifying.

I’ve said it before and I will say again. One of the best reasons to become a doctor (or any qualified healthcare clinician) is to SAVE family from unnecessary investigations, procedures, and therapeutics— that the medical establishment (especially in the USA) wants to push on people. Just today, a younger family member was saved from certain vaccines— which are not administered in other countries (and I never received myself). That alone, makes it worth it worth it for me to become a doctor. I will never let any American-trained doctor loose on my family and loved ones without extreme oversight of exactly what they are doing and the evidence behind it. It’s the most brilliant feeling in the world to see doctors’ faces turn red when I am sitting there in the room, questioning them and presenting them with evidence and my skepticism. What’s crazy is they know I’m absolutely right, but they are so used to following protocol and some of them haven’t used their brains in a long time— so they have little to do but to shrug their shoulders and look embarrassed. And it’s not just vaccines. Other excessive procedures and investigations that would be UNTHINKABLE in other advanced countries (which also have better healthcare statistics in the USA)— are pushed every day on millions of unfortunate Americans. I am just so grateful I have the medical knowledge to help those closest to me stay healthy.

Did you know? Every time the priest prays the Roman Canon at Mass, he mentions these seven courageous women saints by name, right alongside the Apostles and early martyrs. They have been invoked in the Eucharist for over 1,400 years: 1️⃣ St. Felicity and St. Perpetua Felicity was a pregnant slave in Carthage (modern Tunisia). Along with her mistress Perpetua, a young noblewoman and mother, they refused to renounce Christ. Felicity gave birth in prison just days before their martyrdom in 203 AD. They were thrown to wild beasts and then killed by the sword. Their powerful “Passion” account, partly written by Perpetua herself, is one of the earliest Christian writings by a woman. 2️⃣ St. Agatha A beautiful noblewoman from Sicily, Agatha consecrated her virginity to Christ. When she rejected the advances of a Roman official, she suffered brutal tortures including the cutting off of her breasts. She died in prison around 251 AD while praying. She is a powerful patron against volcanic eruptions and for breast cancer patients. 3️⃣ St. Lucy (Lucia) From Syracuse, Sicily, Lucy was a young virgin who gave away her dowry to the poor. Betrayed by a suitor, she was sentenced to a brothel but miraculously could not be moved. She was tortured and finally killed around 304 AD. Her name means “light,” and she is the patron of the blind and those with eye problems. 4️⃣ St. Agnes Only about 12 or 13 years old, this Roman girl refused to marry a pagan and declared herself a bride of Christ. She was condemned to a brothel but protected by a miracle, then beheaded. Her name means “lamb” in Latin, and she is one of the most beloved virgin martyrs and patron of purity and chastity. 5️⃣ St. Cecilia A noble Roman virgin who was forced into marriage but converted her husband and brother-in-law to Christianity. She was martyred around 230 AD, first suffocated in steam, then beheaded. Famous for “singing” hymns to God in her heart even during torture, she is the patroness of music, musicians, and singers. 6️⃣ St. Anastasia A generous Christian widow from Rome (or possibly Sirmium), known for her charity and care for prisoners. She suffered imprisonment and was martyred by burning during the Diocletian persecution around 304 AD. Several early churches in Rome were dedicated to her. Why are they included in the Canon? These women represent the complete witness of the early Church, from different social classes (noble and slave), different regions (Rome, Sicily, North Africa), and different states in life (virgins and mothers). By naming them alongside the Apostles and male martyrs, the Church shows that holiness and martyrdom are for everyone. Their inclusion, which dates back to at least the time of St. Gregory the Great (6th–7th century), reminds us that the Blood of Christ unites all the faithful, men and women alike, in the one Body of Christ. Which of these amazing women inspires you the most?

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Sometimes I wonder if Blossom ever thinks about her life. I bought her from a small dairy but she still spent a lot of time tied in a stanchion or standing in an exercise lot. She was clearly at the bottom of the pecking order in the herd, she was skittish and timid and had big bald patches, from stress maybe. Suddenly at the ripe old age of 12 she got moved here and now she roams over acres, sleeps, is boss cow, and plays grandma cow to the baby calf. It's never too late for your life to take a sudden sunny turn.

I never understood the depth of Tim Walz’s long-term love affair with China until I watched this documentary. It is terrifying how close we came to installing Moa-ist policies under the guise of democracy. Walz has been exposed now - why has he not been charged? youtu.be/uiXflDgw5iw