MIKE LEE: Roscoe Filburn planted 23 acres . . . . The government said, “No, you can plant wheat on only 11.1 acres.” It's about control.

If you think they won’t try it again, look at what China has done to people growing a garden in their back yards.
And never forget that Democrat MI Gov Whitmer closed small garden centers and cordoned off SEED BINS so you couldn’t plant a garden in 2020.

It’s about control. https://t.co/pjjcGxHhtT

— NoFluxGiven. 🇺🇸✝️🐭 (@HerWhiness) December 14, 2024

2. In 1938, Congress passed the Agricultural Adjustment Act so the feds could dictate how much wheat Americans could grow on their land. They set quotas, telling farmers like Roscoe Filburn exactly how many acres of wheat they could plant. Notice was sent on cards like this one. pic.twitter.com/L4JS24HTF0

— Mike Lee (@BasedMikeLee) December 14, 2024 

Daylight saving time was created during World War I to save vital fuel supplies and is completely inapplicable to the modern age. If we want to Make America Healthy Again, we need to stop these toxic habits that only exist for the sake of tradition and stop the war against sleep

— A Midwestern Doctor (@MidwesternDoc) December 13, 2024

More on Plotkin https://t.co/A8QzFhWHHi

— Maryanne Demasi, PhD (@MaryanneDemasi) December 13, 2024

 

certain components found in capers could help promote better blood sugar management by enhancing the uptake of sugar by the tissues, reducing carbohydrate absorption, and protecting the cells that produce insulin in the pancreas

“According to one review, certain components found in capers could help promote better blood sugar management by enhancing the uptake of sugar by the tissues, reducing carbohydrate absorption, and protecting the cells that produce insulin in the pancreas.

A small study…

— Dr. Tau Braun (@drtaubraun) April 1, 2023

PETER ST ONGE: How did American healthcare get so expensive?

How did American healthcare get so expensive?

Before the federal government got involved, health insurance was so affordable doctors made house-calls and the poor were treated for free.

How government broke it: pic.twitter.com/s3OPQA4DBX

— Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) December 13, 2024