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Cooter McPherson retweeted
Told you.
The gnashing and rending begins. For a woman to cause such humiliation to Muslim men is beyond bearable for them.
Welcome to American women. We aren't scared of you Mehdi.
Cooter McPherson retweeted
Remember this tweet.
This is what we’re up against.
I wonder why type of “reckoning” he’s calling for and who will be subject to it.
"He probably should have stayed at home..."
⚒Rob📷
@Rob66Hammer
(Translated from French)
"No. A public execution is, for example, when the idiots stone a woman in an Islamic country."
Jean-Christophe Alain
@_JCAlain
Cooter McPherson retweeted
Arizona has the voter suppression down to a fine art. If you wait until election day to vote, the odds are that your voting precinct will be closed, shut down, inoperable machines, on pause. In 2022 60% of all voting locations were inoperable in Maricopa County on election day.
"The organ they are protecting from fat is the one organ [the heart] that was built to live on it."
The heart runs on fat, and the organ they put on a low-fat diet is the one organ in the body that eats almost nothing else.
Every heartbeat is paid for, and the currency is fatty acids. They supply the bulk of the heart's energy, around the clock, from the day you are born.
Heart muscle is a third mitochondria by volume, more than any other muscle in the body, and mitochondria are where fat is burned.
A heart cell burns fat at rest, burns fat under load, and burns fat while you sleep.
Given a choice between glucose and fat, the heart takes the fat. Given ketones, it takes those more readily still, and gets more work out of every unit of oxygen.
A failing heart, when it starts to run out of road, switches more of its fuel to ketones. The sick heart reaches for the thing the diet sheet forbade.
The cardiologist's own ward uses that. Fasting patients, patients in ketosis, patients on fat, and the heart keeps time.
Then the same ward hands the patient a diet sheet with the fat cut off and the bread left on, in the name of the heart.
The organ they are protecting from fat is the one organ that was built to live on it.
Heart-healthy is a word for food the heart would not choose.
Cooter McPherson retweeted
The New York Post has obtained and published an official copy of Ilhan Omar's sister's marriage certificate.
It describes their father as "Nur Said Elmi," and his profession as a "military officer.
More evidence that she is not who she says she is.
Cooter McPherson retweeted
The American Psychological Association's Division 39, the Society for Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychology, offered continuing-education credits for a keynote on "family abolition" and a panel that included a drag performance at its spring conference in New York.
The 45th Annual Spring Meeting ran April 22–25 at the Hilton Midtown under the theme "Institutional life: reclaiming life from institutions." The division's president said it drew 773 registrants and more than 90 panels.
According to the official conference agenda, the April 24 keynote by Sophie Lewis, author of "Abolish the Family: A Manifesto for Care and Liberation," was titled "Family Abolition as Care Communization: Destroy the Family to Realize Its Promise?" and was listed for 1.75 CE credits. The session description says abolition "is the actualization of humanity's universal care-neediness through the communization of life-making."
An April 23 panel titled "Feel the F***ing Fantasy (Redux): Drag, Desire, and Queer Theory at WERK in Psychoanalysis" was also listed for 1.75 CE credits. Its description reads: "And yes, bring your tips: there shall be drag performance."
Other sessions included "Cisteria! A Psychoanalysis Against Anti-Trans Panics," "Doctoral Student Narratives of Stress, Resilience and Identity in the Trump Era" and "'White' Analysis: Race, Institution, and the Limits of Psychoanalysis."
In an op-ed published Oct. 20, evolutionary biologist Colin Wright and psychologist Andrew Hartz wrote that by their count about 70 of the conference's 90 panels "had a clear ideological agenda."
Last month, an Education Department advisory committee voted 7–4 to recommend suspending federal recognition of the APA's Commission on Accreditation for 12 months over alleged failures to address antisemitism in accredited programs. The commission said it "strongly disagrees" with the recommendation. A final decision from the department is pending.
Sources: Division 39 Spring Meeting agenda (Cvent), APA Division Digest, Wall Street Journal (Colin Wright and Andrew Hartz op-ed), Inside Higher Ed, APA Commission on Accreditation
Image: Division 39 Spring Meeting agenda screenshots; Society for Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychology / APA logo
Cooter McPherson retweeted
At my Virginia polling place, I mentioned that you can vote with no ID. A Democrat in line said he would be very concerned with such a rule, and asked the poll worker if it was true. She said that’s false, you need an ID. Then it was my turn to vote, and I told the guy: I don’t have an ID, will my vote immediately be counted the same as everyone else? He said yeah. Just had me write my name on this form. Birthday and social can be left blank.
"You’d think she was Somalian with that IQ."
~ Juanita Broaddrick
@atensnut
Cooter McPherson retweeted
Oz had three GOP opponents in his primary. None made an issue of his religion. You should already know this.
So what’s the difference between Oz and Abdul?
Oz is normal. Abdul is an extremist. He blames terrorism on US policies. He’s endorsed by the Muslim Brotherhood. Members of the MB donate to him.
Stop shielding Abdul’s risky extremism by hiding behind Abdul’s religion.
More cultural enrichment
🇺🇸 Afroamericana fue arrestada por golpear a un empleado de Planet Fitness en Miami
Kiara Bryant, de 35 años, fue arrestada por agresión y conducta desordenada.
Los investigadores dicen que se enfureció después de que un empleado le dijera que bajara la voz o llamaría a la policía.
El informe dice que ella se puso en la cara del empleado y "la víctima la empujó hacia atrás y lejos de él con ambas manos en defensa propia dos veces y ella estaba constantemente agresiva hacia él mientras apretaba los puños".
Cooter McPherson retweeted
Useful idiots.
Hilarious...As Todd Blanche deconstructs the Dana Bash narrative, the CNN host is urgently being handed talking points (in real time) just off screen.
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