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Tuesday, August 12, 2025

OWEN BENJAMIN: Nick Fuentes promotes pedophelia more openly and aggressively than anyone I’ve ever seen in Hollywood and sexualizes the Virgin Mary

Nick Fuentes promotes pedophelia more openly and aggressively than anyone I’ve ever seen in Hollywood. That’s the obvious truth too.

And cozy costs him money because he doesn’t have any actual fans. It’s all fake. I’ve provided for a family of 6 for years on my private… https://t.co/JrYj7dkWJC
— Owen Benjamin 🐻 (@OwenBenjamin) August 12, 2025

Monday, August 11, 2025

DR. JACK WOLFSON: Never do a nuclear stress test.

A long time fave of mine. Dr Jack Wolfson. https://t.co/CzoRVGd53n
— Dr Suzanne Humphries (@DrSuzanneH7) August 11, 2025

Never do a nuclear stress test.

Hi, I'm Dr. Jack Wolfson, cardiologist for over 20 years, and I will tell you never do a nuclear stress test. If your doctor recommends it, say no. A nuclear stress test is an injection of radioactive material into your bloodstream. It's so dangerous, the technician carries the nuclear radiation material inside of a lead covered syringe inside of a lead box, and then they inject it into you. And the cardiologist doesn't even question it for one second. They say, "It just goes in and out of your body quickly." They're injecting radiation into your body. Don't do it. Radiation causes heart disease, cancer, dementia, and people to die. So don't inject that. There's a better alternative. If you need a stress test, you can do a plain treadmill or you can do a stress echocardiogram, which uses ultrasound that is safe, certainly compared to nuclear injections. So ask for a stress echocardiogram with either you on the treadmill or they could do a pharmaceutical echocardiogram known as a dobutamine echocardiogram. They can always go straight to an angiogram if they need to, but the nuclear portion is totally unnecessary, and it's only a money grab by the doctors. I know. I did it for many years. Now I know better. Know better, do better. Get a second opinion. We're here to help, you Natural Heart Doctor.

BREAKING - Sources close to D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser say she is furious, as her lawyers are now telling her she has no grounds to challenge President Trump’s federalization of D.C. police due to the declared crime emergency, and that she must essentially surrender to the federal takeover.

She's been in office 10 years? Here is D.C. vs other large cities. She's done NOTHING to address this:

The last 7 years, D.C. is worse than Chicago !!!

Subordinate joke. They all are. pic.twitter.com/ElNXVSWEzu
— Enzo MacGregor (@whartonMIT) August 11, 2025

MARVA COLLINS: I do not understand why my Southern pride stuck, while theirs didn't. They had been led to believe that someone else's going to do things for them.

But she makes a very interesting distinction between Alabama in the South, where she was from, and Chicago where she ultimately landed that I think really amplifies the fact that it has more to do with culture than income.

She says here, "In Alabama, the poor blacks used to wash down every inch of their unpaved wooden shacks with Octagon Laundry soap. They swept under their porches even if they didn't have store-bought brooms. The cut down branches from trees and tied them together with the rags or string to make brush brooms. People in Alabama would shake their heads with disgust if they saw a dirty mop hanging out to dry on someone's porch railing, or graying sheets dangling from a clothesline. My mother used to say, "You can just look outside a person's house and tell what he is." The one thing everyone had in Alabama was pride. That pride was a consistent part of a Southern upbringing. The poor children came to school with neatly sown patches on their clothes. Their clothes may have been old, but they were clean. If your children were dirty, you didn't belong anywhere in the social order of the town. If you had a dirty water bucket, you were a disgrace. And if you drank from a dipper instead of a glass, you were considered a heathen. If you didn't mow your lawn or clip your hedges, you were ostracized. When your neighbor next door saw you mowing your lawn, he would mow his.

Neighborhoods like Garfield Park are made up mostly of people from the South, like myself. I do not understand why my Southern pride stuck, while theirs didn't. They had been led to believe that someone else's going to do things for them. Too many black people have fallen into the pattern of listening to the self-proclaimed leaders who find it in their own best interests to make people feel there are free rides in this world

So while Killer Mike might be well-intended in his saying that, "Look, if we pass more programs, if we pass more policies, this will in a sense help uplift those who are in poverty." The fact is, to Marva Collins's point, there is no policy or program that can instill the values that people actually need in order to have thriving and safe communities. So no, poverty does not equal crime. Bad culture equals crime, and we have to be unapologetic and unafraid to admit that point because that's the only way that we can turn this thing around. Personally, my hope is that men will come to know Christ that they will repent of their sins, and that they will begin to take responsibility and accountability for themselves. That's the only solution in all of this.

Though he doesn't give the title, I believe that Jackson quotes from Marva Collins book, Values: Lighting the Candle of Excellence, A Practical Guide for the Family, Marva Collins, 1995.

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