…and artists and plumbers and sparkies and chippies and… …in fact respecting everyone and valuing each for what they are and do is a good way to change the world.
Halloween Candy Caution
Halloween night. You’re handing out candy. A piece falls. You don’t notice.
I do.
I’m a fox. I eat it. It tastes amazing. My body shuts down.
What Halloween candy does to wildlife:
Chocolate = toxic (theobromine poisoning causes seizures, death)
Xylitol (sugar-free candy) = lethal to canines (foxes, coyotes, dogs)
Wrappers = intestinal blockages
Sugar overload = diabetes, liver failure in wild animals
The Facts:
Halloween is the #1 day for wildlife poisoning incidents
Veterinary ER visits for wild animal ingestion spike 400% Nov 1-3
Even small amounts of chocolate can kill a fox or raccoon
Animals can’t process artificial sweeteners
What happens after Halloween:
Kids drop candy on sidewalks
You throw leftovers in outdoor trash
Wind scatters wrappers into parks and woods
Wildlife eats it
What you should do:
Pick up dropped candy immediately
Secure outdoor trash cans
Don’t dump leftover candy in parks/woods
If you see a sick animal, call wildlife rescue (not animal control)
Your “fun-size” candy bar is a lethal dose for me.
– The Fox Who Ate Your Snickers
Loss Of Freedom For The Greater Good
Pure White and Deadly – John Yudkin was right — 50 years ahead of his time
Back in the 1970s, Dr. John Yudkin warned that sugar, not saturated fat, was the true dietary villain behind rising rates of heart disease.
His message was buried by the sugar industry and overshadowed by Ancel Keys’ “diet-heart hypothesis,” which blamed butter, eggs, and red meat.
Now, decades later, modern research confirms what Yudkin tried to tell us — that fructose and refined sugars drive metabolic dysfunction:
Insulin resistance
High uric acid and hypertension
Lipid overproduction and inflammation
All of which fuel atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease.
Despite lower dietary fat and cholesterol intake since the 1970s, heart disease rates haven’t fallen — but our sugar consumption has skyrocketed.
Turns out the problem wasn’t the steak on our plate… it was the sugar in our cup.
Source: Ting KKY. “John Yudkin’s hypothesis: sugar is a major dietary culprit in the development of cardiovascular disease.” Frontiers in Nutrition (2024).
Has Anything Changed? I Think Not.
“Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper. Truth itself becomes suspicious by being put into that polluted vehicle. The real extent of this state of misinformation is known only to those who are in situations to confront facts within their knowledge with the lies of the day. . . . I will add, that the man who never looks into a newspaper is better informed than he who reads them; inasmuch as he who knows nothing is nearer to truth than he whose mind is filled with falsehoods & errors.” Thomas Jefferson (June 11, 1807) – Principal author of the Declaration of Independence, 3rd, President of the United States from 1801 to 1809
Can You Sleep Through A Storm?
A great reminder of a very good operating basis to have in life.
Click to view the video: https://www.facebook.com/reel/4298388173739608
Don’t Play The System’s Game
Berries vs Bananas
And berries should not be consumed with cheese either.
The North Ronaldsay Sheep
The North Ronaldsay sheep, an ancient and rare breed believed to date back to Viking times, has made a remarkable recovery in Britain after facing near extinction. Native to the Orkney Islands in Scotland, these sheep are genetically unique, with many growing four horns, a rare trait known as polyceraty.
What sets them apart even further is their diet—these sheep feed primarily on seaweed. This unusual adaptation developed after a wall built in the 1830s limited their access to inland grazing. Instead of grass, the sheep adapted to thrive on marine algae found along the rocky coastline. Their specialized digestive systems are capable of processing high-iodine seaweed without harm, a feature almost unheard of in other livestock.
At one point, the survival of the North Ronaldsay sheep was jeopardized by habitat loss and a declining population. However, thanks to targeted conservation programs and breeding efforts, their numbers have bounced back.
Today, these sheep are highly valued for their wool, ecological importance, and historical significance as one of the oldest domesticated breeds in Northern Europe. Their revival is not just an agricultural achievement but a cultural one, preserving a direct link to Viking heritage.
CDC Gutted
Yesterday, MSNBC ran a wonderfully encouraging story headlined, ““CDC is over”: RFK Jr. lays off over 1,000 employees in Friday night massacre.” It was the pandemic department. The subheadline added, “Amid the ongoing shutdown, the HHS secretary wiped out entire offices that investigate disease outbreaks, manage infectious disease responses, and collect data.”
Not only that, but Kennedy closed the CDC’s Washington, DC, branch. Completely. Kaput.
HHS closed down the entire director’s office at the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases — meaning all the center’s leaders.
One former NCIRD leader felt downright gloomy about it. “CDC is over. It was killed,” whined occult Satanist and bondage fetishist Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, former director of the National Center on Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (and Monkeypox Czar), who recently “resigned” over what he described as Kennedy’s “unscientific takeover” of the CDC.
“This administration only knows how to break things. They have placed America at risk for outbreaks and attacks by nefarious players. People should be scared,” said Mr. Monkeypox.
Scared is how they prefer that we be.
On an aside: I can’t believe they picked this guy —Daskalakis— to be the figurehead for CDC “resistance.” Why not just pick Moloch, or Beezlebub, or even Satan himself? And I was especially chilled by his reference to “attacks by nefarious players.” Was Daskalakis in charge of bioweapons defense? But I digress.
Many top CDC leaders felt the axe’s razor-sharp steel on their professional necks. The office of the director at the CDC’s Global Health Center was abolished (it managed “international” coordination). The cuts also included the entire team that publishes the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, as false and deceptive of a government publication to ever soak up ink.
The Epidemic Intelligence Service and the Laboratory Leadership Service was also gutted, although there was a suggestion this one might have been in error and would be reinstated. “A horde of experienced officials have quit or been pushed out,” MSNBC said, “and replaced with anti-vaccine allies and loyalists lacking public health experience or scientific credentials.”
Anyway, the usual suspects —the elite cadre of medical fetishists and pill pushers— tumbled out in furious force, marshaled to excrete more criticism of Kennedy and the Trump Administration.
I could go on. By this point, you could probably script all their posts anyway.
If you ever experience a moment of doubt, perhaps tempted by black-pilled posts to question whether progress is real or just a fantasy, then spend a moment reflecting on this article’s remarkable roundup of Kennedy’s accomplishments —to MSNBC, outrages— in less than eight months:
The recurring question I am asked at speaking events —more often than any other inquiry— is whether there will ever be accountability. I do not wish any ill upon all these fired CDC scientists. I am confident their unsurpassed work ethic, vast technical skills, and friends in pharma will provide them a soft landing. Their pathetic record of dismal, interminable failure and defective deception will not be held against them.
But the firings admit that accountability is well underway, and accelerating. Fauci is one old man, the withered face of an iceberg of incompetence that manufactured the worst, most incompetent disaster in modern American history. The vast army of Fauci’s enablers has been called to account.
And it’s just getting started.
Source: https://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/news/cdc-rfk-jr-shutdown-layoffs-goal-rcna237035