DR. ZAKARIA, MD: 🚨🚨 Hydrogen peroxide (H202) kills germs, viruses, and cancer cells just by rubbing it on the body . . .

🚨🚨 Hydrogen peroxide (H202) kills germs, viruses, and cancer cells just by rubbing it on the body....
Normal cells love oxygen, but cancer cells don't: they prefer glucose.... pic.twitter.com/B90iIuFORK

— Dr. Zakaria MD (@ZakariaMDv3) August 5, 2026

And the whole world shrunk into this 7-inch device that's designed to command our attention 24/7 where social media stopped being about our friends and family . . .

Not to mention the multiple "once in a lifetime" events of hardship, the affordability crisis, and inflation that's severely outpacing pay.

Dude is on point though, the burnout is real.

This is not a sustainable situation, for anybody. pic.twitter.com/vk4NzEayIc

— ⱤɆ₳Ⱡ ฿Ɇ₦ (@AtRealBen) August 4, 2026

“Here's the Scott formula
For happiness
You can't chase it
Don't chase it
But you can let it happen
By doing other things
That are right
So I would say
You want to spend
About 80% of your time
Chasing meaning”

- @ScottAdamsSays

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— AKIRA THE DON (@akirathedon) May 19, 2025

Life, Liberty and the "pursuit of Happiness" (eudaimonia--the condition of human flourishing or of living well).

A direct lift from Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics Book I, chapter 7.

The population may have understood it facially, but all the founders knew exactly what they…

— Linuxhippie (@linuxhippie) July 25, 2026

“Immigration and National Security,” Samuel T. Francis.

“Immigration and National Security,” Samuel T. Francis.  American Renaissance Conference, 2000.

 

Dr. Samuel T. Francis, "Race and the American Right," American Renaissance Conference, 2000.

SAMA HOOLE: It hands you the fruit on purpose. That is how the seed gets a lift somewhere else. The seed is the only part it cannot afford to lose. So the seed is the part it armed. Cooking does not disarm it. Cooking makes it survivable.

The base of the food pyramid is seeds, and a seed is the one part of a plant built to kill whatever tries to eat it.

Bread is a seed.

Rice is a seed.

Porridge is a seed.

Corn is a seed.

Soy is a seed.

A kidney bean is a seed.

A lentil is a seed.

An almond is a seed.… pic.twitter.com/cZ1LpSM88K

— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) August 4, 2026

The base of the food pyramid is seeds, and a seed is the one part of a plant built to kill whatever tries to eat it. Bread is a seed. Rice is a seed. Porridge is a seed. Corn is a seed. Soy is a seed. A kidney bean is a seed. A lentil is a seed. An almond is a seed. Quinoa is a seed. A plant loses leaves all summer and does not care. It grows more. It hands you the fruit on purpose. That is how the seed gets a lift somewhere else. The seed is the only part it cannot afford to lose. So the seed is the part it armed. Cooking does not disarm it. Cooking makes it survivable. Phytic acid walks straight through the pot and takes your zinc and iron with it. Trypsin inhibitors are still there in commercially heat-treated soy, still blocking the enzyme that digests protein. Gossypol comes through industrial processing intact, which is why cottonseed meal is fed to cattle and never to pigs. Lectins need a hard rolling boil, and a slow cooker at eighty degrees raises the toxicity instead of lowering it. The grass pea walked through every famine kitchen in India and paralysed people at the table. Then you bake it or fry it and produce acrylamide, which the seed did not even have to supply. Six to eleven servings a day of a food that has to be defused first. We called that the healthy foundation and then wondered where the deficiencies came from.