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⬇️Historic Serpent Mound - Ohio
In the rolling hills of Adams County, Ohio, a 1,348-foot earthen serpent coils across a plateau above Brush Creek—the largest surviving effigy mound in the world💫
And it sits within an ancient meteor crater! ☄️
Incredible ancient history that has survived more than our minds can ever comprehend. 🐍
Built by the ancestors of today’s Native people, it holds no burials of its own - although it remains a stunning feat of architecture from ancient people that once roamed and lived on the rolling hills of Ohio and beyond!
The serpent's open jaws cradle an oval form while the body aligns directly with the summer solstice sunset 🌇!! Amazing!
Additionally, the coils of the serpent track equinox sunrises and lunar standstills, turning the earth into a living celestial calendar that withstands time.
The true intent of the serpent mound, which is estimated to have taken hundreds of years (at least) to create, is speculative but the sacred energy of the site is clear.
One can imagine the gathering of ancient people to celebrate the cycles of sun, moon, and the underworld.
Imagine the gatherings that took place. Feel the energy that they generated and has withstood thousands of years. This energy was fostered and respected by the ancient people. Did they know things we have long since forgotten?
The native people were thought to live in seclusion - not gathering in villages or traveling extensively with grafe being only out of necessity. If true, how are numerous nearby burial mounds erected within vast, multi acreage arenas - built to very similar geometric shape combinations and sizes? And what do the shapes and sizes represent?
In addition to the mounds, there are intact artifacts built within the mounds and the effigy that are from vast distances including current day New Mexico.
Were these obtained through trading or did these ancient people travel the vast distances through unknown and thought to be hostile territory?
My opinion is that the modern day "we" are so invested in "history" as we "know it" that we are failing to truly appreciate the sophistication of ancient people.
Somewhere along the way historians decided that certain "known" things were "facts". As a result we have stopped digging with curiosity and open minds. We need to ask questions and think outside of the box we've been placed in.
History should be studied, remembered, protected so that we can learn from it. But the curiosity and openness to new ideas must remain and fostered even.
Controversial statement: We are not all knowing and we do not have everything right. There are truly astonishing histories to be learned.
Standing at the Serpent Mound last week, the intention felt clear to my limited knowledge: this was a sacred calendar and a living prayer to the serpent—a form beleived to be the guardian of the underworld, death, and rebirth.
The location felt peaceful. Like coming home.
The reason behind the location seems clear - an ancient meteor strike and not far from the river. But why the size? The shape? And the sheer effort over hundreds of years to erect this effigy, place valuable artificats within, restore and protect this effigy over the years so that it has clearly withstood modern man?
We likely will never know for sure.
The remaining energy at the Serpent Mound - as well as the nearby ancient burial mound sites - is incredibly powerful.
Respect the sacred land, honor the energy, breath in history - visit this site.
And for those willing and able to see or feel what these sites have left us beyond the physical - take the time. You won't be disappointed.
#SerpentMound #HauntedHistory #Ohio
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Are you kidding me? Voters in Middlesex County showed up this morning and found their school polling sites LOCKED. Township officials say school staff wrongly claimed the security guards weren't there. The clerk reopened the sites, so if you got turned away, go back and vote before 8 PM!
nj.com/middlesex/2026/11/vot…
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A socialist making $60,000 a year tells Caleb Hammer she can’t afford a house and wants the government to buy her one.
Then he asks how she eats, and it gets ugly for her real fast.
SOCIALIST: “I’m allergic to kitchens.”
CALEB HAMMER: “How do you eat?”
SOCIALIST: “I get fed.”
HAMMER: “Make that make sense. I need a little more information. So you eat out?”
SOCIALIST: “Yes.”
HAMMER: “For every meal. And you’re the one complaining about not being able to get a house.”
SOCIALIST: “I can tell you how much like I pay for a meal.”
HAMMER: “How much?”
SOCIALIST: “Like 20 bucks.”
HAMMER: “What the f*ck? That would be like 3 bucks on my meal plan.”
SOCIALIST: “Am I not allowed to spend $20 a day?”
HAMMER: “Listen, you can’t complain that you can’t save for anything if you’re choosing not to. It’s fine if you don’t want to.
“If you would rather go out to eat, that’s fine. But then don’t complain that you didn’t get to save for retirement, that you didn’t get to save for a house. You made that choice, and that’s okay. But own it.”
SOCIALIST: “But if the government provided those things…”
HAMMER: “Why should they?”
SOCIALIST: “Well, the government—”
HAMMER: “You have no discipline. Why should they?”
SOCIALIST: “Because there’s an intrinsic value to—”
HAMMER: “Why should it be my responsibility to take care of you since you decided not to take care of yourself when you make good money?”
She tries to change the subject to other people struggling. Hammer isn’t having it.
HAMMER: “We’re talking about YOU, not other people right now. We’re on the YOU part of this. Why should I have to take care of YOU when YOU make $60,000 a year and YOU choose to blow it all?”
SOCIALIST: “Because the, it’s, there’s an intrinsic value to building up your community.”
HAMMER: “You’re not in my community.”
Then Hammer asks her what percentage of federal income taxes the top 1% pays, and her answer says it all.
Funny how the people demanding your money are always the worst at handling their own.
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Republicans, I hope you get out & vote today.
They’re already threatening violence against my life.
“They’re going to take you out back and shoot you…”
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🚨 BREAKING: ANOTHER Alaskan says he was approached to run against Sen. Dan Sullivan -- by the SAME political operative who recruited DECOY Dan Sullivan
Former Republican state rep David Eastman says operative Jared Kurtz contacted him under an ALIAS, mentioned wealthy donors, and tried to recruit him to also run against Sullivan.
"I think he was trying to recruit ANTY number of people to run against Dan Sullivan. Right now, it looks like he is simply trying to DILUTE the votes from Dan Sullivan so that Mary Portola wins."
And THAT'S the Ranked Choice Voting scam. They want a BUNCH of fake candidates on the ballot, who pretend to be Republicans, so split the vote multiple ways.
This scheme is getting bigger by the day. There is an ongoing federal AND state criminal probe into this.
END RANKED CHOICE VOTING!
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🗳️ Election Day is here NJ. So can Gov. Sherrill look Jersey in the eye and say our voter rolls are clean of noncitizens?
Here's what we know. From June 2023 to June 2024, an MVC "glitch" signed up about 6,600 people who told the state they were NOT citizens. Roughly 340 of them voted. The state deleted about 5,100, but as of Oct. 21, 1,450 were still sitting in county review
When the DOJ asked for those names in July, Sherrill said no, citing privacy laws. Now House Republicans have subpoenaed her administration
Biggest issue here is that illegals have been getting DLs 🪪 since 2021 with automatic voter registration push by bills overwhelmingly supported by Dems
Meanwhile the court cases keep piling up. A Bridgewater woman here illegally from Jamaica pleaded guilty Oct. 19 to voting in the 2024 presidential election. Patrick Reid of Orange allegedly voted in four presidential elections, 2012 through 2024, and Danubis Bernat of South Amboy in 2024
Two more people in Passaic County, Andrea Morzetta and Antonio Mitchell, were charged Oct. 29. That's more than a dozen noncitizens federally charged in NJ this year
Sens. Parker Space and Carmen Amato filed S4794 to make every voter prove citizenship. It hasn't moved out of committee
Simple question, Governor: are the rolls clean or not?
newjerseyglobe.com/congress/…
politico.com/news/2026/07/28…
justice.gov/opa/pr/illegal-a…
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Received this message from a voter:
“Good morning! Many people have suggested I try to contact you to report a jammed ballot scanning machine at my polling site this morning. It is 51 Ferguson East in Centre County…the Lions’s Club building in Pine Grove Mills.
Machine was jammed so ballots were being inserted in bottom slot for workers to scan later when the machine is fixed🤷🏼♀️”
📍Centre County, PA
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Received this message from a voter:
“Lower Yoder Township in Johnstown PA is missing more than 50% of their names and are turning people away.”
📍Pennsylvania
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Good morning from Virginia. 🇺🇸
On this day in 2014, thirteen long years after Islamist terrorists turned the Twin Towers into a smoking crater and murdered nearly three thousand Americans in the heart of our commercial capital, One World Trade Center opened for business. No grand ceremony. No politicians cutting ribbons. Just the first employees of Condé Nast walking through the doors of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere and going back to work on the very ground where so many of their countrymen had died.
The numbers tell the story of a people who do not surrender. The tower rises 1,776 feet to the tip of its spire—the precise year the men of 1776 declared this nation free and independent. That height was no accident. It was a deliberate answer. The original North Tower stood 1,368 feet; the new building matches that height at the roof, then adds the spire that plants the year of the Declaration squarely on the Manhattan skyline. Forty-five thousand tons of steel, more than two hundred thousand cubic yards of concrete—enough, they said, to pave a four-foot sidewalk from New York to Chicago—and a reinforced concrete core poured at 14,000 pounds per square inch, stronger than the Manhattan bedrock beneath it. The base is a 200-foot-square fortress of blast-resistant concrete, set back from the street, sheathed in glass so the strength does not look like a bunker. Stairwells wider than code requires, pressurized against smoke, encased in walls three feet thick. This is not architecture for show. It is engineering written in the language of men who had already paid the price and refused to pay it twice.
Construction began in 2006 after years of argument and delay. It topped out in 2012. The spire went up in 2013. On November 3, 2014, the building that had cost $3.9 billion finally took its first tenants. Port Authority executive director Patrick Foye said simply that the New York City skyline was whole again. He was right. The memorial pools still mark the footprints of the towers that fell, the names of the dead cut into bronze around the water. But above them stands a structure that says, in concrete and steel, that the attack did not achieve its purpose. The killers wanted the skyline broken and the people broken with it. What they got was a building that remembers 1776 every time the sun hits the spire.
That is the American answer. We do not negotiate with those who murder our people in our cities. We do not apologize for the country that produced the men who wrote the Declaration and the workers who poured the concrete. We clear the rubble, we design a harder building, and we put it higher than the one they brought down. The same people who built a nation out of wilderness and then defended it for two and a half centuries rebuilt Lower Manhattan the same way—stubbornly, expensively, and without asking permission from anyone who preferred the crater.
The spire still points at the year we became free. The core still holds. The skyline is whole.
America 250 🇺🇸
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Someone found a backbone on their roof. Another found a hand.
So go ahead, keep taking away from the victims and their grieving families by spreading your ridiculous conspiracy theories.
There is a difference between asking genuine questions and completely abandoning reality.
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I agree, Lucy. It did take a while to get that 50th review. But I'm awfully proud of those numbers.
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Question: Is anyone interested in more paw-printed copies to be sent out before Christmas? If so, let me know!
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Best case I've heard yet for getting rid of the time change. I was talking about it with my buddy & he says "I hate using public restrooms & I had my colon trained to fire off right when I get home after work. Now its an hour earlier & I almost 💩 myself today". 🤣
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Just got home from searching all day. I was with one of the dogs.
We tracked his scent from the cell phone tower where the jacket was found all the way to a blue house off 1690 where everyone was focused earlier.
We are sure that the scent was tracked to around 150-200 yards behind the blue house where the last footprint was found (barefoot).
From there the dog tracked all the way to the road but can’t confirm if the boy walked that way, or if his scent was just lofting that way from further up the mountain.
There was a MASSIVE search in this area. Countless drones, at least two helicopters, three dogs, and probably close to 100 people.
There are some caves in the area and when I was getting ready to leave there were professional spelunkers on site. It was my understanding that they were planning to search some caves in the woods behind the blue house, but not sure if they have actually done that or not.
Please keep praying this little boy is found alive and safe. If you are able to help please consider going out to help tomorrow.
Here is a picture of Atticus. This dog is so dang impressive. There are no words to describe what this dog did today and how hard he worked.
This is in Lawrence County, Kentucky where a 6-year old autistic boy is missing.
He is believed to be wondering through the woods barefoot and little to possibly no clothing at all. We found his jacket, pants, and footprints showing he was barefoot.
This is rough terrain and last night was cold and raining. Luckily the rain stopped this morning.
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🔥 WOW! MULTIPLE of Decoy Dan Sullivan’s DIRECT NEIGHBORS here in Alaska have put up signs supporting the REAL Dan Sullivan, even writing “DAN S.” in SHARPIE overtop of the name Sullivan
These folks are PlSSED. And rightfully so. They’re being SCAMMED.
No wonder Decoy Dan fled the town! – at Petersburg, AK
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More and more layoffs in Jersey, wake up and see the state is not friendly to businesses anymore with things like high corporate tax rates
nj.com/business/2026/11/nj-b…
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Did you know A family of four in Jersey needs about $295,000 a year just to live comfortably, the 5th-highest in the country!?
Only Massachusetts ($330K), Hawaii ($313K), California ($303K) and Connecticut ($298K) beat us, while Mississippi sits around $188K visualcapitalist.com/mapped-…
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The single most important thing I can share with you going into Election Day is the following website:
protectthevote.com/report-fr…
If you encounter ANY problems related to voting, submit a report immediately.
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▪️60% of machines in Maricopa County, AZ, had “errors” on Election Day in 2022
▪️Harris County, TX, ran out of paper on Election Day in 2022
▪️Luzerne County, PA, ran out of paper on Election Day in 2022
Protect The Vote . Com
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Disgusting.
Somebody needs to investigate Abdul El-Sayed.
I care. I don’t want my children exposed to male genitalia in a supposed “safe space” for biological girls.
This is just as bad as men saying women are asking for r*pe because of what they wear.
This is coming from a man who thinks it’s ok to marry 9 year olds.
Do not elect this monster into the senate. Pervert.
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How dumb are these people? I was born in 1968. That's all you need. Slavery was illegal in America in 1968. You are not responsible for what your ancestors did over 200 years ago. That's not how that works. 15 states in America allowed slavery.
Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.
1.4% of American citizens owned slaves and some of those were Native Americans, black, white... Not just white people. Grab a history book. Learn something! Maybe an education would have prevented this dumb video.
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🚨 CONFIRMED BY FAMILY: 20-YEAR-OLD CO-PILOT IDENTIFIED IN DEADLY FLORIDA LEARJET CRASH
Nathalia Gadelha, just 20 years old, has been identified by her mother and stepfather as the co-pilot aboard the Learjet 60 that crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, on November 1, killing all nine people on board.
Nathalia could fly an airplane before she could legally drive a car.
In October 2023, she was featured in a local news interview as a 17-year-old senior at West Boca Raton High School. She had earned her private pilot’s license the previous month and had already accumulated 88 hours of flight time.
Her passion for aviation began years earlier. Her father started flying recreationally in 2018 and helped introduce her to aviation. Nathalia began ground school in 2020, while still a teenager.
Her public-school aviation program helped fund her flight training.
American Flyers, the flight school she attended, publicly celebrated her accomplishments on its own social media account before this tragedy.
She continued advancing her aviation qualifications, reportedly earning commercial, multi-engine, instrument, and flight-instructor credentials. She also shared that her boyfriend was pursuing aviation, and that they had achieved an extraordinary amount before turning 21.
She dreamed of flying commercially.
The aircraft, identified as Learjet 60 registration N722BD, was traveling from Austin, Texas, to North Eleuthera in the Bahamas.
Flight-tracking reports indicate that the aircraft had arrived in Austin from Little Rock, Arkansas, the day before the crash.
During the final flight, the crew reported icing, turbulence, and precipitation before requesting a higher altitude.
Flight-tracking data reportedly showed the aircraft losing approximately 26,500 feet of altitude in roughly two minutes, with an extraordinary descent rate recorded during its final moments.
The NTSB is investigating.
Pray for these families.
