We have actual photos of COVID eating brains but people will look you dead in the eye and says "it's just a flu".

The 10 hours of erecting scaffolding wasn’t to strip the letters (something that 30 minutes in a boom lift could accomplish), it was to conceal the view with a curtain because Trump couldn’t handle the optics of the letters of his name being plucked off the building.

Some thoughts on the new Epstein Files revelations: I’ve now read everything that’s come out from the new Haberman and Swan book, and the thing I keep coming back to is the Situation Room. They held multiple meetings in the Situation Room about the Epstein files. That room is for war. It’s for national security emergencies. It is not for figuring out how to spin a scandal you’re telling the country is a hoax. While the President was deflecting or calling this old news, his own Vice President and Chief of Staff were huddled in the most leak-proof room in America because they knew how bad it really was. You don’t take a nothingburger to the Situation Room. And I have to be honest, reading all this brings back a lot of frustration about what happened in the House of Representatives. I sat there and watched Mike Johnson send the House home early to dodge a vote on releasing these files. I watched him refuse to swear in a duly elected colleague for months just to stall the discharge petition. Month after month of excuses, arm twisting, and procedural games, all to keep this information from the public. We only got the files because survivors, families, and a handful of members in both parties simply refused to let it go. So when people ask me why I talk so much about transparency and accountability, this is why. The truth eventually comes out. It always does. The only question is whether your leaders helped reveal it or helped bury it. Everyone who voted to keep these files hidden should have to answer for that. Finally, notice what’s missing from all of this is any sign that Trump’s DOJ will actually investigate the powerful men named in these files. Draw your own conclusions about why a Justice Department run by the President’s former defense lawyers might not be eager to pull that thread.

Dr. Tim Henrich presented new findings surrounding long term persistence of SARS-CoV-2 proteins & RNA in Long COVID gut tissue at PolyBio’s recent Spring symposium. “We actually see [gut viral persistence] in both areas, the epithelium—which turns over every several days to week—to the lamina propria where you have long-lived myeloid immune cells… suggesting there may even be replication in some individuals,” said Henrich. Using a highly sensitive method of detecting viral RNA, “around 20-25% of the time, we see detection… all the way up until 3-4 years after initial infection” in Long COVID patients.

Could #LongCOVID be leaving behind early fingerprints of Parkinson’s disease? ➡️ In a 16-country study of >11,000 participants, people with LongCOVID showed significantly higher rates of multiple prodromal Parkinson’s-like features—including loss of smell, constipation, daytime sleepiness, dizziness, cognitive problems, urinary symptoms, depression, and dream-enactment behaviors. 1/

I really don't think enough people fully comprehend the worlds that are about to collide here. You already have people in geopolitical circles warning about the threat of famine based on surging prices / availability of fertilizer components, and you also have long-term weather modeling all converging on a worst case scenario for a building El Nino event, which will peak near the end of the year. These are two slow moving but entirely predictable disasters that when coupled together will each make the other orders of magnitude worse. (This will take months to fully unfold, but at this point, the die is cast.) There's no event in our history books that combines the current global population with the impending fertilizer shortage and the strength of the El Nino that's coming. We are about to witness an unprecedented event that will push crops around the globe to their limit.

The North Atlantic cold blob is expanding while El Niño is simultaneously getting deeper, hotter, and bigger. Latest evidence confirms a huge expansion of the cold blob , exactly the signal of accelerating AMOC weakening. This is the “embolism” I’ve been talking about: the warm current that keeps the northern hemisphere mild is being blocked by a growing cold blob. Gulf heat is being forced to divert elsewhere. Rahmstorf’s brand-new 2026 paper just confirmed it with observations: the cold blob’s multidecadal cooling is driven by reduced ocean heat transport (AMOC slowdown), not surface fluxes. Full-depth heat content is declining. But even this strong paper — and the broader science , is still too conservative. Why do I say that ? Models average freshwater melt evenly instead of the real high-velocity point-source plumes from Greenland’s fjords. They miss ice-sheet basal thresholds that can suddenly accelerate discharge. They don’t capture the full industrial-biology loop: open-loop scrubbers deoxygenation phytoplankton shifts → then clearer water then deeper solar heat penetration then faster melt then more freshwater then further AMOC slowdown (plus lost DMS for clouds and potential N₂O hotspots). The system is nonlinear and coupled. The tipping point risk is a lot closer than everyone thinks , possibly right now. I’ve been yelling that our prediction science and risk standards are wrong for a threshold-driven system. Models are maps, not the territory. The territory already has sharper edges and the territory , the actual climate that is unfolding right now looks significantly different to the current science models The problem we have is the science models through conditioned model orthodoxy doesn’t measure the actual risk . The IPCC models dumb the coupled tipping data down Full essay with every mechanism explained (point-source hosing, ice thresholds, phytoplankton/scrubber loops, aerosols, albedo, polar motion, better evidence standard): x.com/ctindale/status/205260… The embolism is growing in front of our eyes. Thoughts?

As a neurologist, it is now patently clear to me that the vast majority of people on the planet are suffering from neuroinflammation or brain damage (likely both) The way people speak & behave has changed. Markedly so. Whether irl, or via messaging/social media. It’s noticeable