Truer words have never been spoken

This is a great initiative at the FDA. It will definitely add to making clinical trials and FDA review more efficient. x.com/DrMakaryFDA/status/204…

Dear Friends, Followers and Subscribers, our dear Americans, Seeing as one and all are reminiscing about Charlie Kirk today in light of the Iran war, I thought I would make something that happened crystal clear. Minds are for changing, and when the facts change we change our minds. We had dinner with Charlie Kirk in London last May 2025, and when Charlie I walked privately after dinner in Hyde Park, Charlie told me then that in his view Bibi Netanyahu was a psychopath and that the actions taken by his government in Gaza were psychopathic. We already knew that, so it was no shock to me, but it was good to see that his evaluation and capacity to observe the obvious was present and sane. Charlie had completely changed his mind and his position on Israel from when I first met him in Dec 2018, and in May 2025 he did not support their actions in Gaza or many of the actions of their government, particularly their growing destructive influence in America. Previously he had been one of Israel’s biggest champions, so this was indeed a complete change. We had witnessed his support of Israel previously as we had visited Israel with him in spring 2019 when he had held almost completely the opposite view. Charlie was also totally against any military engagement with Iran by America. And he told me in London that he had written a few days previously to Israeli leadership to express his disappointment. Erika, Charlie’s wife, shortly afterward on June 17th and 18th, communicated to us that she suported Charlie completely concerning his view of the insanity of involving the US in a war with Iran and the importance his attempts to achieve a peaceful resolution. And she communicated that directly to us in writing. She also, and most importantly, indicated that she did not agree with how biblical scripture was being used and was being twisted by pastors and politicians to justify their support of military action. This discussion is historically important in the light of discussions about dispensationalism* (see definition below) and how the Bible is being interpreted today by many politicians and military leaders to justify the current war. She stated very clearly that “the pastors” in Charlie’s orbit were “hungry for war.” That was her worry at that time, and Erika was VERY disturbed by it. Charlie was not alone in his views. Many feel the same way today. The elderly in America and the boomer generation seem to be somewhat unconscious on the subject of harmful Israeli government action and how it affects the entire future of America and the world. Charlie’s view was that most of the youth of today will never forgive Israel for the needless slaughter of innocent children in Gaza, and he suspected that they would not forgive Trump for a future war with Iran either. Charlie did his best to warn President Trump about this and what voters and the Trump base were telling him on June 18 last year. He did this knowingly at great personal risk to his personal relationship and friendship with the President. Today, the youth of the world and young voters in America, on the whole, have recognised that Trump’s actions in Iran are insane and that they have been encouraged by psychopaths. I personally believe that there is a possibility that Charlie was executed for his efforts to prevent the Iran war. This is my opinion. This matter and Charlie’s execution should be completely investigated. If an American citizen was executed by a foreign power for expressing their opinion, then we should be aware of that. I am not alone in that thought either. Charlie was one of my best friends; we communicated directly (often daily) since April 2018. We achieved a tremendous amount together. I have strong reason to believe that there is a possibility that he has been betrayed by several of those around him. @RealCandaceO @CarriePrejean1 @TuckerCarlson @BretWeinstein @piersmorgan @IanCarrollShow

This is good work.

I pray the holy father - acting as head of state will act unilaterally - endorse this offer, and encourage all Catholic nations to fund and support this enterprise, and that a 'Vatican Army' will work with Christians in Nigeria to split south off from North to save it's Christian population. Retweet this with a simple Amen - if you agree!

FYI @elonmusk

🧵🚨 1. Of all the deceptive sales techniques the U.S. government has used on the American people, one of them—the Social Security Act—gets far too little attention. Buckle up because this is a wild ride.

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1. I am Igbo. I am proud of who we are. I love Nigeria. I love the best of her peoples and the many strengths. I love what she can be. But dear compatriots, I will not apologise to anyone who thinks that my success is a threat. WALK WITH ME

Fellow Obidients and fellow Nigerians; if it ever feels like you're losing sight of our reason for fighting & persisting, listen to this rendition by the spoken word poet, Dike Chukwumerije @dmerije. In this video lies the reason we persist & persevere. In this video lies the reason we insist that justice be done. In this video lies the reason we refuse to accept illegality. In this video lies the reason we insist that ballot coups are infinitely more horrible than military coups. This video reminds us of everything that was taken from us. This video reminds us to remain resolute, to fight even harder everyday, to speak even louder, to become even more stubborn, to refuse to cower to attempts at intimidation. Nigerians, our country belongs to us, and we must not stop until what is just, fair, and right is done. Nigerians, everyday, we show up, and we say #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

Someone once asked: how on earth is a person, who has Uranium, gold, bauxite, diamond, etc., chronically indebted to a person who only has toilet paper? Well, here's how? 👇🏾 SAD FACT: Nigeria is experiencing x 1,000 of whatever corruption, theft, impunity or lawlessness you watch here👇🏾. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

The city of Brooklyn, New York generates approximately 6 times the wealth generated by the country of Niger every year, despite having a population equal to only 10% that of Niger. Niger's stunning poverty was never at any point a global headline or an American foreign policy priority. Whatever happened to an impoverished, insignificant country in the African Sahel region wasn't really anybody's business. The only time the US took note of Niger was when it spent $100m (approximately 0.4% of the country's GDP) on a military drone base in Agadez. Miserable multi-generational poverty? Extremely flawed faux-democracy? Who cares. Just a bunch of black Africans who are poor and powerless, as God surely intended. Now that the poorly-governed country has (unsurprisingly) suffered a military coup and the drone base, uranium mines and gas pipeline intended to sideline Russia are under threat, suddenly Biden, Harris and Blinken have Tyrone on speed dial, urging him to send Nigeria's woefully under-equipped military into Niger to restore the status quo. As usual, whatever will become of the 21 million impoverished Africans in Niger, plus the 200 million slightly less-impoverished Africans next door in Nigeria is not just less important, but completely irrelevant as far as American foreign policy doctrine is concerned. Africans are apparently just 1.2 billion+ inconveniently-located organic obstacles between The Countries That Actually Matter and their foreign policy goals + cheap natural resources. We thought we were in 2023, but it turns out we live in the timeline where our version of 1884 has Gender Studies and TikTok.

In July 2014, I quit intern year. 1 conversation convinced me to return the next day. 5 pieces of advice every new intern needs to hear...

This is really good.

The ingenuity of the common Nigerian in the midst of unbearable economic turmoil is truly inspiring.

This is the man that is ‘selected’ to lead the most populous black nation in the world. 🤦🏾‍♂️

Chimamanda literally spelled out what are in the hearts of most young Nigerians in this piece.