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Thomas Massie says President Trump has fallen short on many of the promises that got him elected. “When I endorsed him, I thought we wouldn’t have a new war.” “I thought we would release all the Epstein files and indict some of those SOBs.” “I thought we would get warrants for FISA that they had used to spy on him.” “I thought that MAHA would be front and center at HHS with Bobby Kennedy there.” “I thought we would have sane foreign policy.” “I thought we would end our involvement in the war in Ukraine.” “Those are all the things I’m still fighting for.” @RepThomasMassie @TuckerCarlson

SSRIs, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, were sold as miracle drugs, tiny pills that would “correct a chemical imbalance” and bring people back to happiness. There’s just one problem: the “chemical imbalance” theory was never conclusively proven in the first place. Yet millions were prescribed drugs that alter serotonin signaling for years, sometimes decades, often with little warning about what happens when you try to stop. And stopping can be brutal. Patients describe brain zaps, panic attacks, emotional collapse, dizziness, insomnia, dissociation, and waves of depression far worse than the symptoms that got them prescribed the drugs in the first place. For years, much of psychiatry brushed this off as “relapse.” Now even mainstream research admits antidepressant withdrawal can be severe, prolonged, and psychologically destabilizing. What’s becoming harder to ignore is that SSRIs don’t necessarily make people happier. Many users report the opposite: emotional blunting, not sadness., not joy, just flatness. A growing body of research shows 40–60% of SSRI users experience some degree of emotional numbing, where pleasure, excitement, love, motivation, and even grief become muted. The drugs may reduce emotional lows, but often by sanding down the highs too. That’s not emotional health. That’s chemical dampening. And the longer someone stays on SSRIs, the more the brain adapts to the drug’s constant presence. Researchers increasingly point to neuroadaptation, changes in receptor sensitivity and serotonin signaling, as one reason withdrawal can become so difficult and prolonged. The brain adjusts itself around the medication, then when the medication disappears, the nervous system struggles to recalibrate. That’s why many people don’t feel “addicted” to SSRIs in the classic sense, but still find themselves unable to stop without spiraling into withdrawal symptoms mistaken for mental illness returning. None of this means antidepressants never help anyone. For some people in acute crisis, they absolutely can. But the public was sold a simplistic fairy tale: low serotonin equals sadness, pill equals happiness; reality is messier.

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For years, I warned that Fauci and his inner circle buried the truth about Wuhan. Now his closest adviser has been indicted. Fauci lied to Congress under oath. The statute of limitations expires in 5 days. Will the DOJ finally indict Fauci? thehill.com/homenews/senate/…

The DOJ's deadline to charge Fauci for lying under oath about funding gain-of-function research in Wuhan is in 6 days. We can’t allow the statute of limitations to run out. He MUST be charged! Agree? RT.

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This headline is incredibly disturbing and the worst thing is that’s pretty much the reality

Exactly what I have been saying for weeks but retail investors were too busy to buy the dip rather than realising the structural changes taking place

Oh no…Schanuel fouled a ball off the top of his knee and needed assistance leaving the field.

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