I like where you're going with this. It's just an undocumented homeless shelter. Let's see them try and work around that particular phrasing.

... because living in a tent in the middle of winter is so much better than a wood house that's "not up to code."

/facepalm

You can't make stuff like this up. It's so braindead that it could only come from the mind of a low IQ career-employed bureaucrat.

Gilead is the pharmaceutical company that makes all the HIV anti-retroviral drugs. It's a "balm" alright, but for a population that wouldn't typically be considered "biblical."

It's definitely PR spin. The story is that it's a date palm that was thought to be extinct. They found some seeds and got them to germinate in a lab. They've been using those to respawn the tree and have had some success. It's a Jewish botany professor, IIRC, doing the work and she made headlines last year with it.

The whole "balm of Gilead" is just opportunistic spin from morons looking for signs of the Revelation and willing to apply basically anything to the metaphor whether it really fits or not because they want to believe. I don't like to crap on anyone's religion. Religion drives people to do good things for others and is generally a good thing, but the zealotry leads to stuff like this.

It's a date palm. It grows dates. They were famous back in antiquity. It's a monoculture based on the DNA of one plant, so it's fragile as hell and can easily be wiped out at this point because there's no genetic diversity, so it's a glorified lab experiment.

Yes, and it's Billy Gates and China doing it. China's grabbing up everything near the military bases and Vaccine Gates is buying up everything else and promising to put the vaccines in some form or other into the food at the source, so you don't have a choice about taking his shots anymore.

It probably is, but who owns the prosecutors and the judges? (Blackrock)

Is it any surprise to anyone hear that Leftists don't give up power willingly? They don't care about honor. They don't care about a "loss of confidence." They don't see what they do as a "service" to anyone. It's a right to them, a right to rule that they possess because they're better people.

It's an ugly reality, but that's how Leftism works. Things have to get extreme to get rid of them.

False premise. There is at least one name: Donald Trump. His name appears on the flight logs, but it is crystal clear what his response was to what was going on: "wow that's awful, I didn't know that was happening there... how can I help"

Let's give credit where it's due.

Sick and tired of their BS, that's why I hate these people. Matt Walsh publishes this just to start a "drip drip drip" of sensation and outrage he's going to ride for weeks to months if he can.

You have names. NAME THEM. You have data. Put it up. Tell people what you know or shut up. Quit stringing people along by dropping tidbits for weeks just so you can keep milking it for views and clicks.

So sick of these people who care more about the money and the business model than informing the people.

Especially with "rights" talk, the details matter. Classic liberalism is built on negative rights, that is, the government promises not to do things. Modern progressivism (Marxism) is based on positive rights where the government promises to provide things to everyone.

One of these promises can always be kept. One of them cannot. I really wish more young people really understood what this sort of thing means.

If you tell people they have a "right" to food, water, and shelter, does that mean they can walk into a restaurant or grocery store and eat without paying? Does it mean they can walk into a house and occupy it at will? If so, what do we call it when we allow people to take and use things they do not own (theft)?

If you tell people they have a "right" to healthcare, does that mean that you can force a doctor and nurse to take care of you if you can't afford to pay them? And if so, what do we call it when we force a person to work without paying them (slavery)?

Modern progressive thought revolves explicitly around justifying both theft and slavery. It is the opposite of freedom and liberty, which cannot exist outside of a system based on voluntary human interaction.

Seriously.

The only liberties the "liberals" seem to support are:

1. the right to drug yourself into stupidity
2. the right to mutilate children and engage in sexually degenerate behavior and make others pay for the costs
3. and the right to execute your own offspring in utero

I'm beyond tired of hearing how these people have a "right" to take what they haven't earned to pay for the consequences of whatever stupid and dangerous self-indulgent behaviors they feel compelled to exhibit.

This is what I'm thinking as well. Fox and DecisionDesk are calling WI for Trump making it official at 280, but no one else is. The more I keep checking, the more I think they're counting on 3:30AM shenanigans like in 2020. "Oh, he's behind 400,000? Well, these 600,000 votes in one giant tranche just arrived 100% for Kamala. It's totally legit, you see."

The other thing is the sheer demoralization. We have to remember that a lot of this is the urinalists themselves who genuinely believed the lies they were telling. They believed the suppression polls claiming things were close. Those polls two days ago showing Kamala swing back a few points ahead? These people were all hoping, and we're watching those hopes be dashed and them having to come to terms with "LiTERallY HiTLeR" being back in office.

They don't want to say it. They're going to burst out in tears if they say it, so I think that may be a lot of the reason we don't have a call. The people who make the call were so invested in a win, they can't face the prospect of having to say they "lost." If they can point to Reuters and say Reuters isn't calling it yet, I think they're going to wait as long as possible.

I'm not so sure. They're doing the suppression polling again, including acknowledging the pseudo-poll in the Vegas betting odds. Big money is being poured in to make those look more even than they would organically be. It's clear the big money intends to cheat again and is counting on it being successful.

To our credit, we've got patriot eyes literally everywhere. When shenanigans are happening, the cell phones are coming out, stuff is being posted to social media and instantly boosted around the world on the internet. It's forcing local precincts to act to correct or else be exposed as part of the fraud. Sunlight is a seriously effective disinfectant. If we think about what this means, We the People are the cavalry, and we've rode in to save the day. We the People are putting in the votes. We the People are securing the vote.

The electronic fraud is the big variable here. By nature, it's impossible to observe. It's just electrons flowing from circuit to circuit... we'll see if the wizards and warlocks have counterspells in place for that kind of black sorcery.

There's a lot of cheering for this on this board. I'm not sure people necessarily understand how much we benefitted from the hegemony of the dollar. Life is going to get significantly harder while we're busy cheering BRICS and the replacement of the dollar as the world's reserve currency. You should see what happened to the UK when the Pound Sterling lost that status.

It's a child-like mentality. Rights without responsibility. Reward without effort to earn it. It's a mentality that if one wants a thing, one need only cry loudly enough and someone will give it to you. There's no awareness or processing of the cost of those things or the need to trade something of value. The value of those things is the value of a toddler's toy. It's interesting until it's not, and then, if someone else has it, suddenly I want it.

The issue here is that we've got leaders and teachers who were so blessed by prosperity following WW2 that they never emerged from that child-like mentality into an adult view of the world. As a result, they just keep looking for new "parents" to provide, and thus, find the government, which seems to have unlimited resources and thus can and should provide them on demand.

If you've ever read the personal life and history of Karl Marx, it's really eye opening. The entire ideology is a study in the behavior and attitudes of a spoiled rich kid surrounded by other even richer kids and feels that social status symbols are what defines a person and their value in society. It's a toddler's world view and he was placated his entire life with people who would pay for his every whim. He thinks the entire world should work that way.

So do his followers.

Which plants? The ones that make aspirin from their bark? The yew plant that gives a chemotherapy drug? The nightshade that gives us digoxin? The poppy that gives us our opioids?

Plants are the source for a very high percentage of the drugs we have on the market today. "Plant medicines" have already saved humanity - and they've poisoned quite a few of us to death too. This idea that "chemicals" is bad and "plants" and "natural" are good is toddler-grade nonsense and we have got to stop falling for such irritatingly simple narratives. The world is much more complex than that.

Violation of the Espionage Act. This material is classified, highly. Breaking that classification by publishing it online for our enemies to see, in this case, Iran, is a question of loyalty. Anyone who has been trained to have access to classified information knows this. It's why Bradley Manning got court martialed and tossed in jail for leaking classified info to WikiLeaks, for example. It's also why they pushed that narrative so hard with Trump, hoping to disqualify him from running if they could get a conviction to stick.

Edit: As with any claim though, if it's coming from a member of this maladministration or it's being "reported" by some Twitter sensationalist Paytriot who's making money off of engagement, maintain skepticism. Even if the report is genuine, the official is innocent until proven guilty, and has yet to even be charged, let alone indicted by a grand jury, tried, or convicted. This is quite literally weapons-grade rumormongering at this point. And it's being done because Israel is big mad that their nukes were officially confirmed and that their plans to bomb Iran and start WW3, dragging us into a 1400-year-old Middle East blood feud now have to be redrawn and rethought.

I have to say this as respectfully as possible, but this is the kind of post that is exactly why I wish people wouldn't do their own research. So much of what we learn requires context to understand. Requisite information is critical. This is why a lot of the secret societies have initiation as well as various levels of involvement through which you are taught a little more each step as you go. You can't hope to understand differential equations without high school-level introductory algebra, right? In this case, a background in organic chemistry is necessary to understand pharmacology.

Here (Wikiwand link) is a good explainer.

Piperazine isn't just one molecule. It's a class of molecules. It's a 6 membered ring with 2 nitrogens integrated at opposite ends of the ring. There are many molecules with various added atoms (called moieties) that are members of the same class because they possess this ring. They have some common properties, but vary based on the extra parts attached to the molecule.

In this case, I think you're looking for a specific on that Bayer used to market as an antiparasitic, specifically an anti-helmenthic agent. Look up helminths if you want to learn more about the specific worms called helminths that this drug is intended to treat. Again, there are lots of different piperazines and that link I left has a list of dozens of piperazine compounds, most with absolutely no anti-parasitic activity at all.

As for cancer, I'm cynical. Cancer is an extraordinarily complex topic and we read sensationalist headlines all the time claiming this thing or that thing causes cancer or treats it. Most of it is bull, and it's hard to sort that out without having some high quality randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trials with a good sample size of patients. I know on this website, people are claiming ivermectin is the next miracle drug. It may be in very specific cases. I've read case reports like that, but I've also read larger studies that failed. The higher quality evidence points to it not working. So, it's important to be careful about such claims. I wouldn't chase down piperazine in Japan hoping against hope that it'll cure some newly diagnosed tumor.

As for finding it in Japan, you'll want to find the Japanese name for it. It was invented in Japan from a Japanese soil bacterium, so without a doubt if you search for the history of it in Japanese, it should have that name in Japanese characters. Then you can ask your local pharmacy. It became a political football in Japan over COVID just like it did here, and there are reports that doctors were compounding their own during COVID, which makes me think there were restrictions put in place on its sale, but trying to search on US search engines is absolute cancer for this kind of thing. Everything's scrubbed and curated.

This is the same "rare exception justifies the rule" argument as the left uses. Just because one baby has survived at 21 weeks doesn't make it the norm. At 23 weeks, there's less than 5% chance, increasing by week. In order for such premies to survive, you're talking high 5 figures, even 6 figures of care, weeks to months in the NICU, and often the child's quality of life is poor owing to insufficient time to normally develop the brain, lungs, or other internal organs in utero. No one ever assesses these risks or costs when making the conservative argument, let alone suggests a plan to pay for such things. It's one thing to take the moral stance. It's another thing entirely to be the person who has to come up with the cash to pay the bill and these women getting abortions often do it because they don't have resources to raise the kid adequately in the first place.

Charlie Kirk is a bright guy, but he's not particularly wise on this topic. He doesn't listen to women's reasons, because he takes a moral absolutist's approach. As a result, he's supporting policies that would bankrupt whatever poor soul ends up getting stuck with the bill for his charitable position. It's a major fault in the conservative position on this issue. We say we support life and then when it comes to pay for the diapers and the daycare, our interest dissipates.

It's 99%. The common exceptions: 1) rape/incest and 2) ethical preservation of the mother's life account for a combined less than 1% of the total figure. That's true whether it's the CDC's 62 million since 1972 or Guttmacher's 90 million figure.

These are ultra-rare exceptions. Rape isn't terribly common. It's even less common to result in a pregnancy, and the situations in which a young, pregnant mother has her life imperiled are even rarer.

As you said, the Democrats here are trying to argue the rare exception justifies the rule.

Who is the crackpot and what actual evidence does he have to support this claim? Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. What he's alleging is that the US gov't is actively ordering weather created specifically to destroy our own country and our allies. It'd be treason to give such an order or to follow it.

These are the same people who believe in the "climate change" narrative that hurricane frequency and intensity are increasing. If such technology existed, why not use it to actually create an increase in the data. There is no such increase over the past 20 years. In fact, the Atlantic has been uncharacteristically less active.

We have no credentials for this man. He presents no viable explanation for how this is done other than to repeat internet claims about HAARP. He alleges treason, but doesn't provide either means or motive, and his allegation flies in the face of objectively verifiable public data.

So who is this crackpot and why are we listening to this guy's wild speculation?

For those of you who want an appreciation of the difference between settlers and the economic parasites calling themselves immigrants today, this is it. The settlers came to the backwoods of Appalachia and literally chopped their homes and lives out of these woods 300 years ago. They built it up from nothing. No free bus rides. No free food. No free health care. And they had the natives there who weren't at all happy about them traipsing all over native land.

When liberals say "we've always been a nation of immigrants," no, we haven't. These two peoples are totally opposite. And it's the ancestors of those settlers who are out there today with the chainsaws and the shallow bottomed boats rescuing people, doing the same work to survive that was done 300 years ago. Meanwhile the "immigrants" are looting.

This is brainless stupidity.

When you figure out how to control the path of a hurricane, you let me know. If you know how to make it make landfall and carry 11 inches of water 1,000 miles inland and reliably drop it on the poorest parts of the country, you're up for a Nobel Prize.

No one targeted North Carolina with a hurricane. The largest lithium deposits are out West and are being developed right now as we speak. And even though the news talks about this industry as if it is substantial in the US, it is not. If you wanted to make a real attack against the burgeoning semiconductor industry in the US, you'd target California and Texas, not bufu East Tennessee and West NC rednecks living in the sticks.

It's not a "lunatic" thing. It's an acknowledgement of trade-offs in medicine. Everything you do in medicine is a balance of benefits and risks. She's just applying the same logic to this.

In her medical opinion, preventing cavities and thus allowing people to keep their teeth longer, so they can chew and eat normally without requiring thousands of dollars' worth of oral appliance is worth the risk. Further, cavities also carry a risk that oral bacteria can get into the blood and heart causing some of the most deadly infections we know of. She wants to reduce that risk as well. For her, she thinks of the worst case scenario and makes the trade. That's what she recommends. Dentists do the same, which is why you've heard your entire life about the benefits of fluoride to fight cavities.

Why people on this site feel compelled to act like the whole world is trying to screw them and that there's some massive conspiracy that they teach in medical schools is beyond me. It's total horse crap, and it's a total misunderstanding of what the whole Q thing is about.

Out of how many total? The reason Nick Sortor's being called out as a lying POS is because he's a lying POS. The majority of the guard is here and will be used by the state to help people in need. He put out a tweet that said the TN NG is all overseas because Kamala and Joey Bribes cruelly deployed them in their moment of need. It's a lie and this lying sack of garbage needs to be called out for it.

We don't need Republicans getting spun up by fake news and reciting fake talking points that make us look like vindictive liars because we were stupid enough not to fact check grifters and asshats like this clickbait-farming hack. He's making money off of creating a fake controversy. He's getting rich off of the views and the social media engagement. We combat this by calling out his lies making his reputation reflect his actions.