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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gets this exactly right. God bless him for exposing the most dangerous "American," who has controlled US "science," media, culture, civic life—everything. Like a first American dictator. #TheRealAnthonyFauci Watch Guinea Pig Kids doc. This is all TRUE.
The way memory is layered! This post reminded me of something Lynn Margulis told me, in her Amherst Mass kitchen, circa 2010. Carl Sagan was her first husband, father of her first two children. She said the smartest person she ever met in her life was Carl Sagan's…mother.
“My parents died years ago. I was very close to them. I still miss them terribly. I know I always will. I long to believe that their essence, their personalities, what I loved so much about them, are - really and truly - still in existence somewhere. I wouldn't ask very much, just five or ten minutes a year, say, to tell them about their grandchildren, to catch them up on the latest news, to remind them that I love them.
There's a part of me - no matter how childish it sounds - that wonders how they are. "Is everything all right?" I want to ask. The last words I found myself saying to my father, at the moment of his death, were "Take care."
Sometimes I dream that I'm talking to my parents, and suddenly - still immersed in the dreamwork - I'm seized by the overpowering realization that they didn't really die, that it's all been some kind of horrible mistake.
Why, here they are, alive and well, my father making wry jokes, my mother earnestly advising me to wear a muffler because the weather is chilly. When I wake up I go through an abbreviated process of mourning all over again. Plainly, there's something within me that's ready to believe in life after death. And it's not the least bit interested in whether there's any sober evidence for it.
So I don't guffaw at the woman who visits her husband's grave and chats him up every now and then, maybe on the anniversary of his death. It's not hard to understand. And if I have difficulties with the ontological status of who she's talking to, that's all right. That's not what this is about. This is about humans being human.”
― Carl Sagan
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Another red flag was during the second term, Jared Kushner probably convinced Trump to listen to Netanyahu to start this war. The record indicates Kushner was present at the meeting. I believe even Rubio advised against it.
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To send Kushner and his sidekick as INFORMAL negotiators in the Middle East and Russia/Ukraine, I think was the worst possible decision and I believe they will not merely undermine the Republican Party, they will destroy Trump’s legacy and destroy the critical CONFIDENCE in government from both sides that will be why we end up in 2032.
If he had class he would not have responded at all.
I sent a nude to my professor instead of my boyfriend and his response was worse than silence
The text said: "Won't affect your grade. But you should be more careful with your contacts."
That's what my art history professor sent me at 10:47 PM on a Tuesday after I sent him a full frontal nude that was meant for my boyfriend. Full. Frontal. Tits, stomach, the landing strip, one hand pulling my underwear down, taken in my bathroom mirror with the good lighting and the clean counter and I'd been proud of it for about fifteen seconds before I looked at the sent folder and felt my soul leave my body through my feet.
His name and my boyfriend's name are one letter apart in my contacts. ONE LETTER. And autocomplete chose chaos.
I stared at his response for a long time. "Won't affect your grade." That implied he'd looked at it long enough to recognize me as a student. "But you should be more careful with your contacts." That was a warning. Or advice. Or a door being held exactly half an inch open, not enough to walk through, not enough to ignore.
I typed "oh my god I'm so sorry that was meant for someone else" and deleted it. I typed "please delete that" and deleted that too. I typed "I am literally going to drop out" and deleted that.
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My most favourite John Ashbery poem and perhaps my most favourite poem in the English language ever
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Tengo la teoría de que la sociedad no es capaz de entender a las personas sensibles, expresivas y genuinas porque la mayoría de gente dejó de serlo hace tiempo y creen que cualquier atisbo de sinceridad, ya sea en palabra o acción, es una farsa para caer bien a todo el mundo
whole family's bonkers.
Thomas Markle Jnr has his own YouTube channel which I find quite uncomfortable to watch. Here is just a short 3min clip from one of the videos he made only 3mths ago. What is he implying? 😮😮😮
Personally I don’t find it funny, I find it very disturbing especially given the nature of the very serious allegations against his father and the recent statement from his half sister Meghan.
Is this mental illness🥲? Is it a revelation🤔? Is he drunk? Or is it something else?
@Iromg @CharlotteEmmaUK @insiderlauren
How could anybody think this is real?
🚨THE TRUTH ABOUT ROBIN WILLIAMS🚨
It’s coming out. Kevin Spacey posted a video. Ellen DeGeneres killed Robin Williams.
Acceleration.
We all know Spacey is filthy. The good guys got him and he HAD to cut deals. Remember when Spacey went on Piers Morgan crying that he was broke? They froze his shit with EO13818.
Listen to this! There’s a phone call between him and Ellen. He plays a clip from the ritual where Robin was sacrificed. Brace yourself.
Robin Williams would not bend the knee to evil and this is what these sickos did to him. He didn’t commit suicide, Ellen sacrificed him.
It’s here. People have no choice now but to face it.
BE VERY ANGRY!
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if autism is fake, then why does every autistic woman know the extremely weird and specific sensation of not feeling like a girl, cause they don't even feel human?
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It’s not even depression anymore, it’s just the quiet fatigue of existing when you have absolutely nothing left inside.
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WTF?
🚨 Pentagon Just Admitted Bitcoin is a U.S. Military Power-Projection Weapon Against China
In a House Armed Services Committee hearing, Rep. Lance Gooden pressed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on whether Bitcoin can serve as a strategic tool for national power.
Hegseth’s reply was blunt: “Yes and yes.”
He confirmed Bitcoin provides real strategic leverage over China and other adversaries… and revealed the Pentagon is already running classified initiatives both to enable and to counter the technology.
It lines up with earlier military experiments testing Bitcoin nodes for hardened, censorship-resistant communications and cybersecurity, plus the 2025 executive order that created a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Interestingly, CIA Casually admitted that Bitcoin Is Used As A Surveillance Tool: “Bitcoin isn’t truly anonymous… it’s a TOOL we use for intel gathering.”
His name was actually Roudolf Noureev.
I wonder who and how it got changed. I suppose "Nureyev" has more resonance.
(Watching a documentary from French TV.)
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Le Québec que j’aime, c’est celui où tu vas à la boulangerie du coin et où une dame t’interpelle pour te dire : « Vous êtes belle madame, très originale ». Je me retourne pour découvrir une femme très élégante, à qui je n’ai eu aucun mal à retourner le compliment.
Dans cette même boulangerie, un monsieur qui zieute les pâtisseries me lance : « Tout a l’air tellement bon! Comment faire un choix? » Moi-même indécise, je n’ai malheureusement pas pu l’aider. Avant de partir, je prends le temps de saluer la dame élégante et le monsieur indécis s’écrie : « Et moi, vous ne me saluez pas? » Mais bien sûr, monsieur, bonne journée à vous aussi!
Le Québec que j’aime, c’est aussi celui où un ami ose m’inviter à souper chez lui et sa conjointe à quelques heures d’avis un lundi soir. Il sait pourtant que c’est un pari risqué d’inviter une amie casanière à sortir de sa tanière un soir de semaine. Mais il fonce, et je finis par dire oui.
J’ai été accueillie à bras ouverts par ces deux amis, dont Céline, résolument artistique, qui portait une longue robe rouge qu’on réserve d’ordinaire aux grandes occasions. Les deux ont préparé un souper trois services juste pour moi. Potage aux carottes, bœuf bourguignon accompagné de patates cuites dans du gras de canard, et shortcake aux framboises.
Le tout ponctué de bavardages au sujet de nos voisins - folle pour les uns, indiscrets pour l’autre - et de discussions sur fond de musique classique. Et ces deux amis m’ont également fait découvrir leur univers peuplé de crânes et de peaux d’animaux véritables.
Mon Québec, c’est ça. Cette chaleur humaine qui est partout, même au coin de la rue.
P. S. Je me suis demandé si c’était pertinent de faire une telle publication alors que ce qui se passe en France retient toute notre attention. J’en ai conclu que oui. Parce que cette cohésion sociale, qui existe encore chez nous, mais qui s’effrite malheureusement, doit être préservée coûte que coûte.
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« Soyez naturel, spontané et honnête avec les gens, et croyez-moi, vous les perdrez tous.»
Ziad Rahbani
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Autistic or neurodivergent people get manipulated, abused, bullied, taken advantage of, etc. a lot more than people talk about. By abusive parents, bullies, in relationships, etc.
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Apparently my tendency to give people I really like small gifts is actually a common neurodivergent thing called pebbling. Like a penguin.



























