in Houston, at least, Panda Express is known for hiring loads of illegals in the kitchen
I remember when they introduced LED lights at baseball stadiums, the outfielders were dropping baseballs left and right because they were blinded by the new LED lights.
I've been a teacher for more than 3 decades now and something I've realized is that students learn best when the classroom is lit by incandescent bulbs. Maybe 15 years ago, I saw some academic studies attesting to this and explaining how the different types of light waves from LED, fluorescent, and incandescent bulbs all affect the brain differently.
I know school districts want to pinch pennies and yes, fluorescent and LED bulbs are cheap, but the social benefits of a better educated and mentally stable workforce far outweigh cost concerns about light bulbs.
for that matter, don't read about Brazil or China or Russia or Antarctica either. it's not like you're going to go there one day.
This type of narrow-minded willful ignorance is exactly why Americans lack the sense of perspective that is necessary to liberate them from the grip of the cabal.
The Koran tells them it's Allah's will that Christians wait on them hand and foot. No matter what decrepit third world shithole they came from. They're not surprised to receive these perks. They think it's just the natural order of things because that's what their imams tell them down at the masjid.
is water wet?
uh... district superintendent is a muzzie, tranny, or some other form of luciferian.
most likely, all of the above.
it's like asking: do we live in a country full of mammals, or of insects, or of microbial life?
our coexistence with physical ETs, non-physical beings (angels, demons, and things in between), and 'interdimensional' creatures that flip back and forth between physicality and non-physicality... a lot like us, by the way.... this has been pretty common knowledge among the higher ranks of the military for decades.
provided it's made from a healthy cow, yes.
San Antonio area
Tim Burchett is probably the Congressman he referred to.
I know he was married at one point. Never heard of him having a child though. I guess there was no one else at the home to help him at that time.? Ladies were falling down all over this guy 20 years ago, it's strange to think of him living alone.
The pre-diabetes or hyperthyroidism stuff sounds pretty normal for a man his age to encounter. Sure it requires medical attention and diet change, but it doesn't make people suicidal.
What a tragedy. I'd love to think this was a military op to get him into witness protection but I realize he is most likely gone. But very hard to imagine him doing this to himself based on his lifetime of teaching about the consequences of suicide to the soul.
let them go back to glass bottles, it will be healthier for them anyway. last time I checked, Oz has plenty of sand for making glass.
or make some moderate Muslim country such as Indonesia or Malaysia take them in. They're not really compatible with Australian culture so it' s hard to impose these people on Australia.
any granting of asylum to individuals from Muslim countries should be conditional upon their abandoning Islam.
I hear the reports that Iranians are leaving Islam in droves, but I'm not yet sold that this is the case. In the past, admitting asylees from countries that have long been our enemies has not worked well.
Nino Rodriguez (the podcaster) is there. He ought to be telling what is up very soon.
that's on the way to Nogales. There used to be a nice golf course and resort there but last I heard it suffered a fire and never recovered. Sad place really.
Mainstream media won't report how the rate of MLB players going on the "disabled list" has gone way up since the vaxxes. Not only that, but the re-injury rate and recovery times are elevated too.
It's not unusual for MLB teams to have 20-40% of their starting players out for some health reason or other now. The player's union should sue, but they won't, at least not yet.
well there is possibly some truth to that but sending it to India is certainly not the right fix.
That email references a Sorcha Faal (CIA authored) article, so I wouldn't get too excited about it. As to how much gold is/was in Fort Knox, that is way above my paygrade. But the fact that Epstein pals were reading Sorcha Faal is kinda funny.
The Epstein email quoted references a "Sorcha Faal" article from the online tabloid "European Union Times". These articles are similar to Benajmin Fulford material insofar as they sometimes contain information that gets confirmed as true later on, but usually the information is either disproven or it simply remains a matter of speculation.
Jeff certainly did think himself a cut above the average human.
One of the Jeff's fawning devotees was concert pianist Simon Graichy. Reading through Simon and Jeff's numerous emails, it seems their friendship went beyond their mutual interest in classical music.
At one point Jeff asked Simon to find him a young-20s gal in Europe who could, in theory, handle his travel arrangements in that continent. Jeff expressed a particular interest in having a ballerina fill that role.
Maybe Graichy did nothing wrong, and I'm not saying he did, but the friendship seems curious given the wider context.
we'll eventually see the prices of paper silver and physical silver become unrelated to one another. in fact it's probably starting now.
The Trump administration plans to put pretty substantial tariffs on imported silver at some point.... that should spur domestic production in the coming years.
My guess is they start to tariff it when silver is in the 300-500$ range. I won't be surprised to see it hit $1000 briefly but it should settle into a range of 400-700 or so through the early 2030s.
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