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Trump Assassination Hoax - What it Looks like when Your Expert Destroys the Narrative - Watch as Mollie James destroys the credibility of the media’s narrative of a lone gunman killed by a bullet to the head.   - Mollie points out there would be lots of blood and that the bullet would have done major damage to the fake gunman’s head. - For an idea of what the caliber bullet the media claims the fake shooter was killed with does to a human head, check out these two videos. - https://153news.net/watch_video.php?v=58WDRY7DNUGH - https://153news.net/watch_video.php?v=D65779KMXASR - A final nail in the coffin is images of the fake shooter when he was alive compared to the dummy covered with blood being paraded as the dead lone gunman Thomas Crooks. - Note the ear is rounded, it looks like a normal human ear. - https://x.com/kumarmanish9/status/1812354120134566036/photo/1 - This is the picture of the dummy they dressed up with blood. Its clearly plastic and look closely at the ear. Its not rounded at all, the edges are very sharp. Obviously a dummy. - https://x.com/GLOinLexington/status/1817091823161979385 - https://x.com/RollingLotusJS/status/1817092555667865887/photo/3 - Category: Hoax Season,Hoaxville USA / Psyop,Psyop, Psychological Operation - FAIR USE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES - Mirrored From: https://153news.net/view_channel.php?user=A%20Dangerous%20Goy

On August 11, 2024, Ben Swann@BenSwann_ writes: WOW: @calleymeans, pharmacist and co-founder of Truemed, drops some amazing facts on how bureaucrats, academics, and politicians profit from you being sick! 1. 80% of The American Academy of Pediatrics' funding comes from Big Pharma 2. 75% of FDA funding comes from pharmaceutical companies, not taxpayers 3. Big Pharma funds over 50% of all TV news 4. The healthcare industry provides 5X more funding for political campaigns than the oil industry 5. The American Diabetes Association accepts millions of dollars from Coca-Cola, and once claimed that, "in small doses, it's a good drink for diabetics." 6. 11X more funding comes from the food industry for nutritional research than from the NIH 7. Over 50% of the Harvard Medical School budget touches Big Pharma in some way 8. 90% of healthcare costs are due to preventable conditions tied to food 9. 50% of young American adults are overweight or obese 10. 33% of American adults have prediabetes 11. 25% of young American adults have Fatty Liver Disease 12. Meanwhile, the childhood obesity rate in Japan is just 4% "Every single institution that impacts your health is incentivized for you to be sick, and incentivized against you being healthy." "There has been no more profitable invention in the history of America than a sick child." Source: https://x.com/BenSwann_/status/1822785535527596506

VIDEO BY UTL Note how DANGEROUSLY this vehicle has been parked - partially covering the footpath. What if a child was riding his or her bicycle and was forced on to the road because of the way that this POLICE CAR was parked?? Maybe they have a permit to park this way but IMO it's BREAKING THE LAW hence ILLEGAL because it's DANGEROUS!!! Remember - the Queensland Police are legally a registered CORPORATION. So this begs the question - does a company have special rights to do that? COMMENTS BELOW ON THE LEGALITIES OF THIS PPEASE?

Every young generation invents its own slang, much to the befuddlement of older folks who quickly tire of trying to keep up with constantly changing terminology. Remember Gen X's "bogus" or "gnarly" or "grody to the max"? How about millennials with "basic" and "extra" and "clapback"? Gen Z is still going strong with "giving" and "eating" and "mid," but even the older teens and young adults of Gen Z are beginning to feel their cool factor waning as Gen Alpha steps up to the plate.Gen Alpha, born between 2010 and 2024, has arrived with a whole new vocabulary that parents of school-aged kids are scrambling to adjust to. Does anyone beyond high school age know what "skibidi" means? How about "sigma" or "gyat" or "Ohio"? One group of people who have their fingers on the pulse of young folks' language is teachers. When you're immersed in tween and teen culture all day, you pick up some things, which is why Mr. Lindsay, a middle school teacher, shared a little Gen Alpha slang primer for the beginning of the school year."Mr. Lindsay here to remind you of some of the words that are coming to a classroom near you this fall," he began. "Word number one—GYAT. Still going strong, okay? It does not mean, 'Go You Athletic Teens,' it does not mean 'Get Your Act Together,' it is a reference to a big butt, and when they say this they are referencing a big butt." "Next we have 'skibidi,' it's alive and well," Lindsay continued. "Are we any closer to a consensus on the definition of this word? Absolutely not. Some say it means something good, some say it means something bad. Most of them just use it as a filler word whenever they have the impulse to say it. Skibidi."How about "sigma"? Or "what the sigma"? Watch Mr. Lindsay explain: See on Instagram The line between Gen Alpha and Gen Z can be blurry, and right now the cuspers between those two generations are in middle and high school—prime time for slang usage. Mr. Lindsay made another video demonstrating how a millennial teacher might try to relate to those students on the first day of school and it's a masterclass in cringe cross-generational slang usage that somehow manages to slay. Watch: See on Instagram Others who work with young people confirmed that these terms are, indeed, alive and well among the tween set. "These are now sliding down to the elementary grades as well. Teaching 3rd-5th grade vacation bible school this week and I’ve heard multiple skibidi and what the sigma references.""I took my soon to be first grader to a baseball camp this week. It was for 1st to 6th but it was mostly the younger kids. I laughed so hard when one of them yelled, “what the sigma?!”"My 12 year old overheard me listening, ran in and said- you can’t listen to our stuff!!!! And tried to steal the phone. ???. I said what the sigma, Bro. He hates me."Parents are deeply appreciative of both Lindsay's vocab lesson as well as demonstration of terminology they've heard from their kids and are reluctantly fluent in:"This lowkey kinda ate and I hate that I understood it ???""Saying using your phone in class is giving pick me is the MOST effective way to stop it. Lol""My Gen Alpha kid overheard this and was like 'BET.'""If everyone does this we can unalive this slang, no cap.""Why do I understand all of this?! ??? Parent problems I guess."Millennials using Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang is endlessly funny. Social media creator Elle Cordova wrote a "first gen alpha poet laureate" poem using Gen Alpha slang in a poem written in the year 2060, and it's perfection. ("Ohio" means weird/boring/bad, by the way.) See on Instagram There ya go, parents. At least now you know what your kids are saying, sort of. And if you really want to impress and horrify your children, make these words a regular part of your own vocabulary and see how long they keep using them.