The largest economies in the world over time.
— Gain of Fauci (@DschlopesIsBack) November 26, 2025
Did any of these surprise you? pic.twitter.com/VNA46kQTTP
Thank you to J. Michael Waller for this terrific interactive chart.
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The largest economies in the world over time.
— Gain of Fauci (@DschlopesIsBack) November 26, 2025
Did any of these surprise you? pic.twitter.com/VNA46kQTTP
Thank you to J. Michael Waller for this terrific interactive chart.
Here's why agriculture was a disastrous trade deal for humanity: What we gained: - Population can grow 10x - Food supply more predictable (when crops don't fail) - Ability to support specialists (potters, weavers, priests, soldiers) - Foundation for "civilisation" What we lost: - 6 inches of height - Robust bone density - Perfect teeth - Freedom from chronic disease - Freedom from epidemic disease - 20+ hours per week of leisure time - Political freedom and autonomy - Nutritional quality - Social equality The trade: Support more people by making each person worse off. This only makes sense if you value population growth over individual wellbeing. And we didn't consciously choose it. We stumbled into it by eliminating megafauna, then couldn't reverse it because population had grown beyond hunting capacity.Here's why agriculture was a disastrous trade deal for humanity:
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 27, 2025
What we gained:
- Population can grow 10x
- Food supply more predictable (when crops don't fail)
- Ability to support specialists (potters, weavers, priests, soldiers)
- Foundation for "civilisation"
What we lost:… pic.twitter.com/Ae0YUJclHP
Beyond the wildest dreams of the Pilgrims - https://t.co/h3mqRrp7T8
— @realDianaWest (@realDianaWest) November 27, 2025
Dr. Jan Kwasniewski, Polish physician, developed his "Optimal Diet" in the 1970s.
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 27, 2025
Extreme by any standard: 3:1 fat to protein ratio. Almost zero carbs.
He called it "Optimal" because he'd tested it on thousands of patients.
Results:
- Obesity reversed
- Type 2 diabetes… pic.twitter.com/6dexWu9A5S
Dr. Jan Kwasniewski, Polish physician, developed his "Optimal Diet" in the 1970s. Extreme by any standard: 3:1 fat to protein ratio. Almost zero carbs. He called it "Optimal" because he'd tested it on thousands of patients. Results: - Obesity reversed - Type 2 diabetes resolved - Digestive diseases improved - Autoimmune conditions reduced - Energy dramatically increased His protocol was simple: "Eat fat. Lots of it. Minimal protein. No carbs." He recommended foods by fat content. Pork fat was ideal. Lean meat was inadequate. The Polish medical establishment called him dangerous. Heretical. "You can't tell people to eat mostly fat! They'll die!" Except his patients didn't die. They got healthier. He practiced for 40 years. Published books (in Polish, rarely translated). Treated over 50,000 patients. Documented their outcomes meticulously. Outside Poland, nobody knew about him until the 2000s when his work was translated. By then, low-fat had been the standard for 30 years. His extreme high-fat approach was considered pseudoscience. He died in 2004. His clinical success dismissed as "not evidence-based." 50,000 successfully treated patients apparently didn't count as evidence. He was right. We just weren't ready to hear it.
1911: Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen prepares to race to the South Pole. His strategy: Study the Inuit. Copy everything they do. Diet: Seal blubber, fatty meat, fish. Feed lean cuts to the dogs. Prioritise fat. British explorer Robert Scott prepares simultaneously. His strategy: British naval traditions. Science. Civilisation. Diet: Proper naval rations. Lean meat, biscuits, tea. Feed fatty meat to dogs because fat is inferior. December 1911: Amundsen reaches South Pole first. Plants Norwegian flag. Returns safely. All men survive. Dogs survive. Everyone in good health. January 1912: Scott reaches pole one month later. Finds Norwegian flag. Begins return journey. March 1912: Scott and all men found dead. Frozen 11 miles from supply depot. Dogs dead. Evidence of severe malnutrition, scurvy, starvation. The difference wasn't courage. Both teams were brave. The difference wasn't equipment. Both had quality gear. The difference wasn't determination. Both were committed. The difference was diet. Amundsen ate like people who'd lived in extreme cold for millennia. Prioritised fat. Survived. Scott ate like the Royal Navy recommended. Proper balanced nutrition. Died. The Antarctic doesn't care about your credentials. It doesn't negotiate with institutional authority. It just kills you if you ignore what works.1911: Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen prepares to race to the South Pole.
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 27, 2025
His strategy: Study the Inuit. Copy everything they do.
Diet: Seal blubber, fatty meat, fish. Feed lean cuts to the dogs. Prioritise fat.
British explorer Robert Scott prepares simultaneously.
His… pic.twitter.com/1UdOpXeXXa
RIP Canada ๐ฌ https://t.co/vrdaAfOWSr
— Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) November 26, 2025
Major UBI study finds giving cash to poor people just makes them quit work.
— Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) November 26, 2025
They don’t get healthy or start a business. They don’t get their life together. They actually become worse parents.
Like most welfare, UBI is about bribing the poor to stay poor. pic.twitter.com/o9NnEfXoyV
Reward Only Come Before Work
— Jim DaBink (@JimDaBink) November 26, 2025
in a Dictionary
(or Democrat city )
Being poor is a Symptom
▪️Bad Habits
▪️Low Skills
▪️Poor Money Management
Universal Basic Income
Free Cash may buy votes,
—but—
๐ธ Discourages productive behavior
๐ธ Increases Depression & Development Problems https://t.co/W2bZRHToZP pic.twitter.com/Ol42PEAlPV
Arctic expeditions had to choose provisions carefully. Wrong choice = death.
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 26, 2025
1845 Franklin Expedition: 129 men. Provisions: Canned lean meats, hardtack, minimal fat.
Result: All dead within 3 years. Scurvy. Starvation. Despite adequate calories.
1903-1906 Roald Amundsen:… pic.twitter.com/c4TVBbSme0
Arctic expeditions had to choose provisions carefully. Wrong choice = death. 1845 Franklin Expedition: 129 men. Provisions: Canned lean meats, hardtack, minimal fat. Result: All dead within 3 years. Scurvy. Starvation. Despite adequate calories. 1903-1906 Roald Amundsen: Learned from Inuit. Provisions: Pemmican (50% fat), seal blubber, fatty meat. Result: All survived. Good health. Success. The difference: Fat content. Franklin's men had calories. They didn't have fat. They died.
Amundsen's men had fat. They thrived. Ernest Shackleton, Antarctic: Relied on seal and penguin (both high-fat).
Survived 2 years stranded. Zero scurvy despite no vegetables. Pattern is consistent: Expeditions that prioritised fat: Survived Expeditions that didn't: Dead Animal fat kept explorers alive in the harshest environments on Earth. But you're told to avoid it in your climate-controlled flat because it might raise your cholesterol. The explorers would think you're insane.
A Pro-CCP humiliation operation targeting the U.S. military.
— Dr. Lawrence Sellin (@LawrenceSellin) November 25, 2025
Together with Pro-CCP community leaders, dozens of Chinese dressed in quasi-CCP police uniforms appear to falsely wear U.S. military medals.
Yet, New York police officials and politicians ignore it and give them awards. pic.twitter.com/FF5J31MUqK
Chinese Fifth Column.
— Dr. Lawrence Sellin (@LawrenceSellin) November 26, 2025
Top: Lu Jianshun, Chairman of the American Changle Association with Chinese Consulate staff assigned to guide Chinese-American groups.
Bottom: In October 2022, the FBI raided the secret Chinese government police station with which Lu Jianshun was associated. pic.twitter.com/MmKiyxw8BT
Nutritional adequacy comes from eating the right foods, not the most foods. --Sama Hoole
"You need a balanced diet with lots of variety!""You need a balanced diet with lots of variety!"
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 25, 2025
Human dietary history:
Inuit: Seal, whale, caribou. Three foods. Zero deficiencies.
Maasai: Blood, milk, meat. Three foods. Perfect health.
Mongols: Mutton, fermented dairy. Two foods. Conquered half the world.
Modern human:…
No sugar, no carbs, just meat, butter, and cream. --Dr. Richard Mackarness
1958: British doctor Richard Mackarness publishes "Eat Fat and Grow Slim."
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 26, 2025
The title alone was heretical. Everyone "knew" fat made you fat.
Mackarness argued: "The fattening substance is carbohydrate. Animal fat doesn't make you fat."
He cited thousands of his own patients who… pic.twitter.com/srGTOryAMH
1958: British doctor Richard Mackarness publishes "Eat Fat and Grow Slim." The title alone was heretical. Everyone "knew" fat made you fat. Mackarness argued: "The fattening substance is carbohydrate. Animal fat doesn't make you fat." He cited thousands of his own patients who lost weight eating high-fat, low-carb diets. The book sold over a million copies. People tried it. It worked. For about 5 years, Mackarness was vindicated. His approach was mainstream in Britain. Then the American dietary guidelines came. The Seven Countries Study. The fat hypothesis. By the 1970s, "Eat Fat and Grow Slim" was considered dangerous pseudoscience. Mackarness was called a quack. His clinical results dismissed as anecdotal. He'd successfully treated thousands of obese patients. Documented their weight loss. Published the outcomes.
None of it mattered. The narrative had shifted. Fat was now the enemy. Carbs were fine. Mackarness spent the rest of his career fighting the new orthodoxy. Lost that fight. He died in 1996. His book is out of print. His work forgotten. He was right in 1958. We're still pretending he wasn't.
Think about how many of your ancestors barely survived long enough to reproduce. Famine. Disease. War. Poverty. Hardship. They survived on whatever food they could get. Often inadequate. Often just grains and root vegetables because that's all there was. They didn't thrive on it. They survived despite it. Each generation barely making it. Malnourished. Struggling. But they survived. They reproduced. They passed on the genes. So you could exist. And now you exist. In abundance. With access to optimal nutrition. You're the first generation in your bloodline with unlimited access to red meat. And you're voluntarily choosing the famine food they were forced to eat. Every ancestor in your line dreamed of your Tuesday.Think about how many of your ancestors barely survived long enough to reproduce.
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 25, 2025
Famine. Disease. War. Poverty. Hardship.
They survived on whatever food they could get. Often inadequate. Often just grains and root vegetables because that's all there was.
They didn't thrive on… pic.twitter.com/6iaDapdHDo
Honor their sacrifice. Don't squander it. Eat the meat.
All 11 offer free healthcare to illegals and DO NOT require Voter ID…
— C3 (@C_3C_3) November 25, 2025
DC
California
Illinois
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Vermont
Washington
These 11 account for…
144 Electoral College votes
126 House Seats
16 Senate Seats
All Dems. All scams.
Free healthcare to illegals. Say that a few times . . . .
๐จ BREAKING: Bombshell Senate report exposes that the Biden administration forced at least 11 airports to HOUSE illegal aliens and migrants - despite warnings it might place American travelers at risk
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 25, 2025
This is a betrayal of historic proportion.
"Federal agencies were directed to… pic.twitter.com/3OGE4plXzb
When European settlers first encountered Plains Indians in the 1800s, they were stunned. The Lakota, Cheyenne, and other Plains tribes averaged 5'8" to 5'10". European settlers averaged 5'5" to 5'6". The "savages" were towering over the "civilised" men by 3-4 inches. What were the Plains Indians eating? Bison. Almost exclusively. Fatty meat, organ meats, bone marrow, pemmican (dried meat mixed with rendered fat). Zero agriculture. Zero grains. Zero vegetables for most of the year. Pure animal products. What were the Europeans eating? Bread. Porridge. Potatoes. Minimal meat (expensive). The diet recommended by every nutritional authority. The civilisation built on agriculture produced shorter, weaker men than the "primitive" buffalo hunters. The settlers noted this in their journals. Constantly. They were intimidated by the physical presence of Plains Indians. Taller. Stronger. Better teeth. Better bone structure. More muscular. One group ate meat. One group ate grains.When European settlers first encountered Plains Indians in the 1800s, they were stunned.
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 25, 2025
The Lakota, Cheyenne, and other Plains tribes averaged 5'8" to 5'10".
European settlers averaged 5'5" to 5'6".
The "savages" were towering over the "civilised" men by 3-4 inches.
What… pic.twitter.com/ZssIyEzcVB
The results were literally measurable in inches.
10,000 BC: Humans hunt megafauna. Average height: 5'9". Bone density: exceptional. Teeth: perfect. Brain: 1,400cc. Chronic disease: zero. Diet: 60-80% calories from animal fat. 9,000 BC: Agricultural revolution begins. First farmers start eating grains instead of hunting. 8,000 BC: Skeletal analysis shows what happened next:Height drops 6 inches within generations. Bone density decreases dramatically. Dental cavities appear for first time in human fossil record. --Sama Hoole
10,000 BC: Humans hunt megafauna. Average height: 5'9". Bone density: exceptional. Teeth: perfect. Brain: 1,400cc. Chronic disease: zero.
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 25, 2025
Diet: 60-80% calories from animal fat.
9,000 BC: Agricultural revolution begins. First farmers start eating grains instead of hunting.… pic.twitter.com/jgKdTjrxAX
10,000 BC: Humans hunt megafauna. Average height: 5'9". Bone density: exceptional. Teeth: perfect. Brain: 1,400cc. Chronic disease: zero. Diet: 60-80% calories from animal fat. 9,000 BC: Agricultural revolution begins. First farmers start eating grains instead of hunting. 8,000 BC: Skeletal analysis shows what happened next: Height drops 6 inches within generations. Bone density decreases dramatically. Dental cavities appear for first time in human fossil record. Nutritional deficiencies visible in bones. Skeletal deformities from malnutrition. Lifespan actually decreases despite "settled civilisation." Archaeological term for this: "Agricultural decline" or "Neolithic decline." We traded individual health for population growth. Quality for quantity. Agriculture wasn't progress. It was adaptation to scarcity after we hunted fat-rich megafauna to extinction. We were so good at hunting that we eliminated our primary food source and needed a backup plan. The backup plan kept us alive. But we got shorter, weaker, sicker. The skeletons don't lie. The transition from hunting to farming was a health disaster. But it allowed population explosion, so civilisation formed anyway. We've been paying for it ever since.
Your grandparents could spend all day in the sun. Farmers. Builders. Beach holidays. Minimal sunburn. No skin cancer epidemic. You burn in 30 minutes now. The sun didn't change. You did. Your skin's fat composition changed. UV light triggers oxidation of PUFAs in your skin. Oxidised PUFAs = free radicals = sunburn. Melanoma rates in America: 1950: 1 in 500 2020: 1 in 50 That's a 10x increase. What else increased 10x? Seed oil consumption. The sun hasn't gotten more dangerous. You've become more flammable. Your skin is literally built from oxidisable oils. UV light hits seed-oil-based skin like lighting a match near gasoline. After 6-12 months without seed oils, your skin cells turn over. New cells built from stable fats. People report spending hours in sun without burning, when they previously burned in 30 minutes. Your ancestors didn't need SPF 50. Because their skin wasn't made of flammable materials.Your grandparents could spend all day in the sun.
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 25, 2025
Farmers. Builders. Beach holidays. Minimal sunburn. No skin cancer epidemic.
You burn in 30 minutes now.
The sun didn't change. You did.
Your skin's fat composition changed.
UV light triggers oxidation of PUFAs in your skin.… pic.twitter.com/WTmJTwDRLN
GIVING FLOWERS TO THE ELDERLY ❤️๐บ pic.twitter.com/zuvei4IB1t
— Jackjonestv (@jackjonestv) October 26, 2025
How diabetes was treated in 1917: - Meat - Cheese - Fish - Minimum carbs How diabetes is treated in 2024: - Carbs - Carbs - More carbs - Minimum meatHow diabetes was treated in 1917:
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 23, 2025
- Meat
- Cheese
- Fish
- Minimum carbs
How diabetes is treated in 2024:
- Carbs
- Carbs
- More carbs
- Minimum meat
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I think we must have taken a wrong turn somewhere
Goodlander, together with Norm Eisen, wrote the legal "justification" to impeach President Trump for the Ukraine Hoax. She later was an aide to Biden's Attorney General Merrick Garland, and "oversaw" the Durham investigation of Russiagate crimes, into the oblivion.
This congresswoman’s husband, Jake Sullivan, was behind the FBI spying on her Republican colleagues. Isn’t that right, @Jim_Jordan? https://t.co/GevGnLYcsD
— J Michael Waller (@JMichaelWaller) November 24, 2025
Maggie Goodlander (the organiser of the Seditious Six) worked with Norm Eisen to impeach President Trump in 2019
— Svetlana Lokhova (@RealSLokhova) November 23, 2025
Before that her husband Jake Sullivan organised Russiagate to initially distract from Hillary email scandal and then to try to overthrow President Trump
This is a… https://t.co/WcOIm2PPST
One of the starlets of the liberal spook video is @RepGoodlander, who worked for Merrick Garland. She is the wife Jake Sullivan, who was behind the weaponization of government against political opponents. pic.twitter.com/Yvt6eAp2Ui
— J Michael Waller (@JMichaelWaller) November 24, 2025
Maggie Goodlander is wife to Jake Sullivan.
Maggie Goodlander's husband Jake Sullivan was the globalist elite's chosen candidate for president, and effectively ran the Biden administration.
— Svetlana Lokhova (@RealSLokhova) November 24, 2025
But too many mistakes were made, Russiagate Conspiracy being the main one, so they had to drop him.
(The actual list is much… https://t.co/5YCNH0kRE0 pic.twitter.com/ws0pz6c50U