PFIZER, TOO BIG TO NAIL?

WANTED: CORPORATE DEATH SENTENCE https://t.co/HyNKFYDeq2 pic.twitter.com/rJZHyvkdyo

— Brook Jackson 💜 (@IamBrookJackson) October 21, 2025

SAMA HOOLE: Your mitochondria . . . run on B12, CoQ10, heme iron, choline, and creatine. All found in meat. None found in plants.

Your mitochondria aren't designed to run on salad.

They run on B12, CoQ10, heme iron, choline, and creatine.

All found in meat.

None found in plants.

— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) October 21, 2025

STEP AWAY FROM THE KALE

Kale isn't a superfood.

It's loaded with goitrogens that suppress thyroid function and cause hypothyroidism.

Contains oxalates that bind calcium and form kidney stones.

The vitamin K it provides comes with enough thallium to cause toxicity with regular consumption.

And all… pic.twitter.com/dCQ12Rpaxm

— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) October 21, 2025

ARCHAEO: The painting “Ecce Homo,” 1543, is the only painting by Titian in Romania 🇷🇴 - Protected by armed guards 24/7.

The painting “Ecce Homo,” 1543, is the only painting by Titian in Romania 🇷🇴 - Protected by armed guards 24/7.

Titian’s Ecce Homo (meaning “Behold the Man”) is one of the Renaissance master’s most haunting religious works. Painted in 1543, it depicts Christ crowned with thorns,… pic.twitter.com/KQaITKRwtW

— Archaeo - Histories (@archeohistories) October 20, 2025

The painting “Ecce Homo,” 1543, is the only painting by Titian in Romania - Protected by armed guards 24/7.

Titian’s Ecce Homo (meaning “Behold the Man”) is one of the Renaissance master’s most haunting religious works. Painted in 1543, it depicts Christ crowned with thorns, rendered with Titian’s signature use of color and light that evokes both pain and divinity. What makes this particular version extraordinary is not only its beauty but its location. It is the only authentic Titian painting housed in Romania and, in fact, in all of Eastern Europe. Displayed in the Brukenthal National Museum in Sibiu, the artwork is guarded around the clock by armed officers, a reflection of both its immense cultural value and the region’s dedication to preserving it. The painting survived wars, theft attempts, and political upheaval, becoming a rare bridge between the Italian Renaissance and Eastern European heritage.  

The Ecce Homo was stolen in 1968 but miraculously recovered four months later after an international search, making its constant protection today a direct legacy of that heist.

What a tumor actually is, why cutting it open to test it often leads to it spreading, and the role of nutrition in killing cancer cells.

What a tumor actually is, why cutting it open to test it often leads to it spreading, and the role of nutrition in killing cancer cells. (Banned topic on YouTube)

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— Ivory Hecker (@IvoryHecker) October 20, 2025

John Richardson, Jr. and Ivory Hecker.