A MUST WATCH. ππ¬π§ This priest says what millions of us have been thinking. "What we've got now is a Church of England that is basically going apostate and denying the faith." "You have now a King that seems to be kowtowing again to Islam over Christianity." "He's supposed to be the defender of the Protestant Christian faith." And he's right. This year's royal finance report quietly dropped "Defender of the Faith" and swapped it for protecting "the space for Faith within the multi-faith nation." Slipped into a report about money, with no announcement. "He is unravelling the very heart of what makes Britain, Britain." Watch every second of this. π
— Benonwine (@benonwine) October 30, 2026
Friday, October 30, 2026
MASSIMO: Cashews are one of the weirdest nuts: they dangle exposed under a colorful apple-like fruit like wearing it as a hat. But the shell hides urushiol, the same toxin as poison ivy, so they must be roasted to detoxify them.
Cashews are one of the weirdest nuts: they dangle exposed under a colorful apple-like fruit like wearing it as a hat. But the shell hides urushiol, the same toxin as poison ivy, so they must be roasted to detoxify them. [πΉ portnoomarketgarden] https://t.co/MLxKUHQhSn
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) October 30, 2026
AARON SIRI: The @WHO claim that “vaccines have saved 154 million lives globally over 50 years” is the epitome of the corruption of science.
The @WHO claim that “vaccines have saved 154 million lives globally over 50 years” is the epitome of the corruption of science. Here’s why… https://t.co/wykyjP1Rvc
— Aaron Siri (@AaronSiriSG) October 30, 2026
PETER ST ONGE: For decades, America outsourced its industrial muscle to China while Washington celebrated the "post-industrial economy." Turns out you can't defend a country with PowerPoint presentations.
For decades, America outsourced its industrial muscle to China while Washington celebrated the "post-industrial economy." Turns out you can't defend a country with PowerPoint presentations. Anduril is bringing back the hardware. πΊπΈ
— Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) October 29, 2026
Palmer Luckey does not sound like a real name, but hey . . .
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