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Tyson Medical Foundation is proud to announce our Family, food and Medical freedom event VIDEOS ARE ALL up for all to enjoy ON THE link below. Share, like and donate to the cause!! tysonmedicalfoundation.org/e… @GeorgeFareed2 @drsimonegold @RWMaloneMD @doctorcole @SBakerMD @KLVeritas @RX_forLiberty @MMcDonaldMD @SabinehazanMD @unbridledmd @stkirsch @stella_immanuel @MatthewPTyson @Fynnderella1 Dr. Brooke Miller and Dr. Reny Moon also were there.
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Just a reminder that while the U.S. Senate remains incapable of getting Voter ID passed in America, all of these countries have it: - Iceland - Sweden - New Zealand - Denmark - Canada - Ireland - Switzerland - Finland - Australia - Luxembourg - Netherlands - Germany - Austria - Malta - U.K. - Spain - Mauritius - Uruguay - Japan - Italy - France - South Korea - Costa Rica - Botswana - Portugal - Estonia - Israel - Czech Republic - India - Taiwan - Chile - Belgium - Cyprus - Slovenia - Lithuania - South Africa - Jamaica - Latvia - Slovakia - Greece - Panama - Bulgaria - Indonesia - Argentina - Poland - Brazil - Ghana - Croatia - Hungary - Colombia - Peru - El Salvador - Romania - Serbia - Hong Kong - Singapore - Georgia - Honduras - Ecuador - Bangladesh - Ukraine - Bolivia - Turkey - Kenya - Thailand - Lebanon - Nicaragua - Venezuela - Palestine - Pakistan - Iraq - Haiti America’s elections are worse than third world…
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July 17, 2022. Greenwood Park Mall, Indiana. A mass shooter armed with an assault rifle and 100+ rounds opened fire in the food court. Families dove under tables in terror. Blood on the tile floor. Across the food court was 22-year-old Elisjsha Dicken. He had no military background. No law enforcement training. Just an ordinary American boy who practiced shooting with his grandfather. He didn't run. He hid his girlfriend behind a trash can, unholstered his Glock, and moved toward the gunfire. From forty yards away—an impossible distance for a pistol under combat stress—Eli braced against a pillar. In FIFTEEN SECONDS, he fired ten rounds. Eight hit the shooter. The killer fell dead before police even arrived. The Police Chief walked up to the cameras: "Many more people would have died tonight if it weren't for a responsible armed citizen. This young man is a true American hero." The media tells you guns are the problem. Elisjsha Dicken proved that a good man with a gun is the solution. 🇺🇸🎯🦅
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This will be the example set for many other fathers if equity judges continue to let animals roam free!!
Absolutely. Any father would want to do the same! Thought?
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Holy sh*t, he wasn't joking. Trump just called for Congress to abolish the income tax. This is HUGE
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This is what’s happened in California Gavin Newsom made it illegal to check Voter ID, mandated universal mail in ballots, made ballot harvesting legal, expanded drop boxes, gave all illegals IDs He then made it a felony to take and verify ballots before elections are certified
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IMA Calls for Probe After CDC and FDA Relied on a Safety Alarm They Knew Was Broken Internal emails show FDA leaders were warned in early 2021 that the algorithm scanning COVID vaccine injury reports could not detect myocarditis and other harms from mRNA shots. Officials kept using it anyway and pointed to its silence as proof of safety. FULL STATEMENT: WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Independent Medical Alliance (IMA), a national coalition of independent physicians, researchers and clinicians, today called on Congress and the Justice Department (@TheJusticeDept) to investigate how the @CDCgov and @FDA handled COVID vaccine safety surveillance. The call follows an investigation published in The BMJ @bmj_latest (formerly British Medical Journal) by reporter David Willman. Willman reconstructed the first year of the mRNA rollout using internal government emails released under the Freedom of Information Act and to U.S. Senate investigators. The CDC promoted its Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) as "the nation's frontline system" and "the early warning system for detecting possible vaccine safety problems." Behind the scenes, federal officials had been told that the method used to analyze those reports could not reliably detect harm from the two dominant mRNA products. They did not fix the method. They told the FDA scientist who offered a fix to stand down. Then they cited the absence of alerts as public reassurance. One reason given in writing for leaving the method alone: a change could have "unintended consequences" for "vaccine confidence." "Frontline doctors like me were seeing these injuries in growing numbers. When we raised the alarm, we were dismissed because the 'official data' said otherwise," said Dr. Joseph Varon (@joevaron), President and Chief Medical Officer of the Independent Medical Alliance. "Now we know that data came from a tool the FDA had been warned was blind. This is a failure of our public health system that may well rise to criminal negligence, and patients paid the price." What The BMJ found Two methods were supposed to run side by side: the CDC's proportional reporting ratios (PRR) and the FDA's empirical Bayesian data mining, with the agencies sharing results. In a little-noticed September 2022 letter, CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said her agency did not run PRR analyses until 2022, more than a year into the vaccination campaign. Both agencies, she wrote, "chose to rely" on the FDA's Bayesian method, which she called "a more robust technique." In the weekly FDA reports The BMJ reviewed, that Bayesian method never signaled for myocarditis, pericarditis or tinnitus. The problem was a statistical effect called masking. In the first year, more than 90 percent of VAERS reports involved the two mRNA shots, so the algorithm was in effect comparing Pfizer against Moderna. If both raised the risk of the same injury, the elevated rate looked normal, and no alert fired. Timeline February 2021: FDA medical officer Dr. Ana Szarfman emailed Dr. Peter Marks, director of the FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research and the government's top COVID vaccine regulator. She urged the agency to fix its monitoring and offered an updated algorithm developed by statistician William DuMouchel, who had designed the original Bayesian method the FDA was using. Late February 2021: The CDC and FDA received notice from Israel's Ministry of Health of a large number of myocarditis reports in young people after vaccination. Two weeks after Szarfman's email: Marks's office held a video conference with Szarfman. Her slides showed the PRR method lighting up with signals and the FDA's Bayesian method showing almost none: "You are not getting useful information with such low counts." DuMouchel's updated method, first published in 2012, caught signals without burying investigators in false alarms. Marks and his staff declined to change the FDA's approach. Spring 2021: Israeli officials told a CDC-convened safety committee that two of 77 vaccinated patients with myocarditis or pericarditis had died. The following week, the Pentagon's Defense Health Agency told the same committee about a cluster of myocarditis cases among male service members. April 27, 2021: Walensky told reporters, "We have not seen a signal [for myocarditis], and we've actually looked intentionally for the signal in the over 200 million doses we've given." May 7, 2021: Craig Zinderman, an FDA medical policy official, asked Szarfman to "please hold off on creating and sending data mining reports and analyses using COVID-19 vaccine AE [adverse event] data." Adjusting the method mid-campaign, he wrote, "could lead to confusion and have unintended consequences (eg, regarding vaccine confidence)." June 2021: A CDC presentation showed VAERS myocarditis and pericarditis reports in males ages 12 to 24 running 29 to 347 times higher than expected. The day before, Dr. Tom Shimabukuro, deputy director of the CDC's Immunization Safety Office, received the FDA's latest data-mining report, which still showed no alert. He emailed a colleague: "I'm perplexed that myocarditis isn't alerting for either of the mRNA vaccines." September 15, 2021: After Szarfman kept pressing, Marks wrote to his counterpart at the FDA's drug center that she had been asked to "cease and desist, because the strategy that she is using could create erroneous conflicts that feed into anti-vaccination rhetoric." 2022: When the CDC finally ran its PRR analyses, myocarditis, pericarditis, Bell's palsy and tinnitus met the agency's own signal criteria in all 13 consecutive weekly reports from May 6 to July 29. Hundreds of other event types also crossed the threshold. Walensky nonetheless wrote that the results were "generally consistent" with the Bayesian findings and revealed "no additional unexpected safety signals." The worksheets The BMJ examined do not support that description. October 2023: Dr. Narayan Nair, head of the FDA's vaccine pharmacovigilance division, wrote to CDC and FDA colleagues: "We were aware of this [data mining] limitation before and during the pandemic." "Officials protected the safety narrative instead of protecting patients," continued Varon. "They served the industry, not the individual. Groups like the American Medical Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics joined the chorus to drown out frontline doctors. It is long past time for Congress and the Justice Department to find out how this happened and why. It must never happen again."
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The @NFL is fining players they believe are imitating drinking a beer, yet promotes Beer and Gambling during every game. Make it make sense!!
NFL terms for its current sports betting deals with DraftKings, FanDuel and Fanatics are undisclosed. Prior five-year pacts with three operators totaled under $1B (~$200M yearly). Estimates put gambling sponsorships near $100-130M annually plus data fees. Anheuser-Busch’s beer/seltzer rights have been valued at over $250M per year. Team-level alcohol deals add tens of millions more.
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🚨 NEW: Trump administration APPROVED "deferred action" for Nigerian visa overstay Chukwunonso Uzoma-Eze on Oct. 8, 2025, shielding him from deportation. The Nigerian national has been charged with fatally stabbing 18-year-old UMass Dartmouth football player Marvins Antoine and injuring teammate Kensley Macean, 19, who sustained injuries to the head, neck, and arm. WHY IS THE TRUMP ADMIN DEFERRING DEPORTATIONS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS? @RealTomHoman @SecMullinDHS
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I can’t believe my eyes This American has Stage 4 Cancer, his insurance decided to no longer cover him. He went in for his chemotherapy anyway and received the bill It’s $40,559.19 for one treatment. “One treatment, one doctor's visit and one blood draw. This is what I owe the hospital in order to go back. This is one visit. II'm not going to be able to do this for very long — No insurance. Still waiting” For those unaware of this man’s situation he had insurance but was informed it was being cut off, he appealed The average chemotherapy session in America can be anywhere from $2,000 with insurance to $15,000. A full course of treatment can easily cost up to $200,000 There are even documented cases of chemo drugs costing as much as $15,000-162,000 for brand name immunotherapy drugs in America We need healthcare reform and we need it right now For fun I looked up how much this would cost in Mexico it’s roughly 400%+ cheaper with sessions as low as $1,500 bucks…. These stories need massive attention because this could be any of us. Today it’s him, but tomorrow I can be me or you or a friend or family member. We need healthcare reform immediately
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🚨🚨BREAKING: Abdul’s sister confirms what we’ve been saying: Abdul is lying to voters about his views and positions to get elected. We can’t trust Abdul El-Sayed. He’s a liar who will say anything to anyone to get elected. We deserve better.
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Traveling and forgot something, so at the pharmacy. The pharmacy tech offered me a flu and Covid shot “while I wait” This is practicing medicine without a license. This person is NOT in. Position to give informed consent. @Walgreens you have a big problem.
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Holy shit, so it turns out Sunny Hostine was NOT the holdout juror in the cannibal killer trial. She straight up lied about that. Ironically, lying isn’t the most fucked up part. The most fucked up part is why she lied. She WANTED CREDIT for getting a cannibal off of a murder conviction because that’s where the left is at right now. It’s absolutely fucking wild people don’t see how fucked up that entire death cult political party truly is. They’re fucking demons. nypost.com/2026/09/24/us-new…
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IDIOCRACY: These answers make sense when you remember that more than half of the population has an IQ of less than 100.
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#49ers FB Kyle Juszczyk set up a background for his media session today including a jug labeled “not beer” and one of his thigh pads that has a juice box on it. Here’s the session…
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The NFL fined 49ers FB Kyle Juszczyk nearly $15k for an "offensive demonstration" 1: He's done this celebration his entire career 2: Juszczyk doesn't even drink. His nickname is "Juice" which is why he does the celebration 3: Beer and alcohol is SOLD at NFL games 4: NFL partners with beer brands! Absurd. #49ers
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The NFL fined Kyle Juszczyk $15K for drinking an INVISIBLE beer. The NFL cut to a Bud Light commercial 10 minutes later 😭😭😭
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Jordan Love now deserves Herbert level hate and Tia is now a permanent backup QB!!
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South Dakota voters are receiving these text messages about Senate Majority Leader John Thune. I would vote “D.”
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