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When asked how far the US government has plunged into the red, many fiscally-conscious Americans will tell you the national debt has reached $37 trillion. As distressing as that official number is, America’s true fiscal situation is even worse — far worse. According to a barely-publicized Treasury report, the actual grand total of Uncle Sam’s obligations is more than $151 trillion.

https://dailynewsfromaolf.subs....tack.com/p/think-unc

Is It MAHA?

Kennedy has long opposed federal water fluoridation. Days before the 2024 election, he pledged that “on January 20, the Trump White House will advise all U.S. water systems to remove fluoride,” citing its links to bone cancer, IQ loss, and thyroid disease. The message reached over 24 million users on X. He also praised an October 4 court ruling against the EPA’s approval of fluoride, calling it a “dangerous neurotoxin.”

However, earlier this month, the EPA officially filed an appeal against a federal court ruling that found that fluoride in drinking water poses a risk to children’s brain development.

But the fluoride issue is only one of several disappointments for the MAHA base. In just six months, the FDA has approved three Covid mRNA shots, including one for “at-risk” infants and young children. Kennedy, once a leading vaccine critic, now supports the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) shot — once described by him as “the tip of the spear” in the vaccine safety debate.

Meanwhile, the EPA has launched sweeping deregulation. In March, Zeldin announced 31 rollbacks, calling it the “greatest day of deregulation in U.S. history,” dismantling safeguards regarding clean air, toxic chemicals, and industrial emissions.

In May, the EPA rolled back or delayed major per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) drinking water protections. The agency extended deadlines for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS), while rescinding standards for several other PFAS found in drinking water. Often called “forever chemicals” because they do not break down in nature, PFAS accumulate in water, soil, and the human body, where they are linked to cancer, liver damage, immune dysfunction, and developmental harm.

The Constitution delegates no explicit authority to the federal government to regulate the environment, leaving such responsibilities to the states. Yet, rather than respecting that boundary, the EPA has clearly evolved into a bureaucratic shield for corporate polluters — loosening oversight of toxic air emissions, rolling back standards on “forever chemicals,” and now delaying action on fluoride.

https://thenewamerican.com/us/....trumps-epa-fights-co

Don’t buy the lie. You can still fly – without REAL ID.

POINTS TO KNOW:

-REAL ID is an unconstitutional National ID that will end state and personal sovereignty (CCHF Public Comment).
-Fully imposed, it will be digitized, potentially put on your phone, made real-time and remotely accessible, and used to track and control movement, purchases, and transactions (AAMVA Testimony).
-REAL ID could become a Chinese-like social credit system, linked to a global ID.
-The expanding use of biometric and digital ID systems are potential threats to medical privacy, patient autonomy, and individual freedom. REAL ID opens the door to tracking, profiling, and control over your medical choices and daily life.
-Don’t buy the lie. You can still fly – without REAL ID.
-Indeed, you may be able to fly without any ID, according to Gilmore vs. Gonzalez. Processes are in place today if you lose your ID, including questions you need to answer (i.e. What was the color of your first car?) and a search.
-TAKE ACTION: Ask Congress to: 1. Require TSA to withdraw the “progressive enforcement” rule and 2. Repeal the law.
-Under the U.S. Constitution, no one is required to submit to REAL ID, or any National ID system.

Find the 15 other acceptable identification documents that can be used to fly on the TSA website.

https://www.cchfreedom.org/national-id/

$21 Trillion dollars is missing from the U.S. government. That is $65,000 per person—as much as the national debt!

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Recently, the Global Glyphosate Study conducted by the Ramazzini Institute has delivered devastating new evidence: glyphosate exposure at levels well below the current “acceptable daily intake” set by the EU—and more than twice as low as what the U.S. permits—was shown to cause 15 different types of tumors in rats, including rare and aggressive cancers.

And that's not all. Testing and reporting by Michael McNeil of Ag Advisory show that drift-level exposure (just 1/40th of a normal application!) to glyphosate reduces nutrient uptake into the shoot of a crop by 80–95%. The nutrients tested—magnesium, zinc, and iron—are all essential for the immune system function of plants, livestock, and humans. Anyone who's into health knows how vital magnesium and zinc are. In fact, the most common vitamin deficiency in modern diets is magnesium.

Because glyphosate use results in grains lacking nutrients, manufacturers now routinely fortify nearly all conventional and some organic cereals, such as Kashi. Fortifying with vitamins sounds helpful, but it can cause problems. Among the most concerning findings was the iron content in fortified cereals. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes contained 323 parts per million of iron, an amount far exceeding a child’s daily recommended intake. Such excessive levels of synthetic iron raise serious concerns about nutrient overload and long-term health impacts.

What's worse, these 'added nutrients' come from a lab, and are artificial, meaning: they haven't even been broken down by a plant to make them bioavailable to our bodies.

https://www.momsacrossamerica.....com/cereal_test_resu

This is why we have sites like WW.

My favorite thing about Sweeney. And she looks good doing it.

https://rumble.com/v6x38lm-she....s-officially-one-of-

Posting this just for the humor of it. I like that American Eagle's stock is up 20%.

https://rumble.com/v6wurt0-stop-it.html

You have to admit, he has a point.