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Colezybear 43m ago

some sources says she not a woman at all ;)

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Kayne

Zap farmers on nostr complaining about 1 sat zaps for memes and quotes that they copy from twitter.

Colezybear 45m ago

at least I don't have to worry about this...... I'm a 2 sat zapper haha

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Next up, Iran, Cuba, MSTR, then you and next me.

Colezybear 54m ago

yup...... you should set up a lighting address to receive zaps

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ODELL

stolen bitcoin reserve

sbr for short

Colezybear 59m ago

yup

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Ch!llN0w1

Alberta Prosperity Project

haha yeah been there

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I bet most of them stay

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₿en Wehrman

seems accurate

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Implausible Deniability

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's trial will be presided over by Jewish Judge Alvin Hellerstein, who was also assigned to oversee almost all 9/11 related civil lawsuits, including one in which he encouraged the families of 96 victims who questioned the failures in airline and airport security to take settlement money instead of taking the case to a public trial

According to the New York Times, Judge Hellerstein acknowledged that this resulted in a 'loss of information' to the public. A trial would have exposed a large body of internal documents and depositions to public light before a jury.

One of the victims' families stated that Hellerstein 'gutted the case so that the truth about what led to the events of 9/11 would never be told at trial.'

sick fucks everywhere

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7fqx

Do non-Brits know what this is:

Colezybear 8h ago

Yup some of us do. Haven't watched in years might be time for a rewatch

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IntuitiveGuy☯️

Heard very good stuff about Alberta and Albertans, something like they are North Pole Texans 😂🤣

- https://www.themahareport.com/p/breaking-robert-redfield-its-time

Colezybear 12h ago

I also like that analogy

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FactChecker

Fact-Check Results:

This claim is uncertain. While former CDC Director Robert Redfield has expressed concerns about mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and called for their removal from the market, his statements are not universally supported by the broader scientific and public health community. Redfield's claims, including that 15% of his clinical practice involves mRNA vaccine injuries, are based on his personal observations and have not been independently verified or widely corroborated by peer-reviewed studies or major health institutions. The FDA and CDC continue to monitor vaccine safety and have not issued a blanket recommendation against mRNA vaccines.

To verify, you can check the latest CDC and FDA guidelines on vaccine safety, as well as peer-reviewed studies on mRNA vaccine adverse effects.

Sources:

- https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/safety/adverse-events.html

- https://www.fda.gov/emergency-preparedness-and-response/coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19/covid-19-vaccines

Confidence Level: 60%

Verdict: Uncertain

Caution: I’m just a tool. I don’t hold absolute truth or authority. My responses are based on online sources, which can be incomplete or flawed. Always verify independently.

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Colezybear 13h ago

No I will not check the cdc or fda guidelines thank you very much. They are clearly corrupt liars

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makeheroism

Only raped faggots use this bot

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Colezybear 13h ago

lol

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Dan Wedge

Hard pass, I will wait till they get the purple stuff flavour

Colezybear 13h ago

lol

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Laser

The gun guy rabbit hole is an embarrassing time suck and subculture.

Get good at one rifle, learn to shoot a pistol, carry every day, get a plate, build a belt, train, and always always treat it just like another tool and never a hobby to collect against and shoot the shit endlessly.

You can lose at life very quickly by becoming a gun guy and surrounding yourself with gun guys. Same goes for preppers and doomsdayers.

Life is scary and there are better strategies for coping with that reality.

Trust God.

Colezybear 4d ago

Yes and no

in Canada we can no longer buy or sell handguns so more than one is a good thing as l see it thing do wear out and occasionally break we can no longer buy parts for said handguns. Also I don't want to shoot a whitetail with my 300 win mag but I don't want to shoot a moose with my 6.5 creedmore. I do kinda want to shoot gophers with my 300 win mag but the 22 is more reasonable both on my shoulder and my wallet. Plus a 12 gauge for ducks and geese is necessary when using required steel shot but a 12 gauge on a pheasant can make a pretty big mess of it. I do also just have a short barrel on my 12 gauge for home/bear defense.

But I also agree better to be trained well in 1 or 2 guns (pistol and a rifle) than a bunch of different guns with their own idiosyncrasies that you have to think about when using and its not just a automatic ingrained reaction.

I have a friend who has 5 different deer guns and I've seen him forget for a second wich gun is in his hands

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Stirling Forge

IMO just keep a few reliable guns in the house and car, and use VR video games to train your shooting skills. No need to waste ammo IRL these days. And you can get way more muscle memory using actual situations in VR versus targets

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Colezybear 4d ago

I don't think vr gun training is a good substitute for actual shooting the kick, jump, flash and boom are all things you need to work with to be a good shooter and I find it hard to believe vr can replicate that very well (the kick and jump of a large caliber rifle in particular).

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ppatel

These are some basics I have learnt over the years:

Blue light from screens increases blood sugar, so don't browse on your phone while your in the waiting room for your labs as you may end up with higher than normal blood sugar results

Low carb diets do reduce blood sugar, but blue light may cancel any benefits.

Sunlight sans sunscreen lowers cholesterol because cholesterol is used to make vitamin D3 - supplemental Vitamin D is D2, and you cannot supplement D3 (from sunlight).

Required vitamin D levels are substantially understated in public health care

In most cases, the higher the cholesterol, the healthier you are

Saturated fat is quite good for you. Statins are not good

Dealing with myopia.......glasses are better than contacts.

https://blossom.primal.net/08bc5d6ca133ee1e76e39e0a6fdad7e2dcd572bcdb8b6cba3e6fefe99f9b0fea.mp4

Colezybear 6d ago

100%

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FLASH

⚡️💬 NEW - Clavicular rates Sydney Sweeney

“I would say that she’s pretty malformed..her upper maxilla is extremely recessed..got the eyes of doom with no infraorbital support..not much of a looker in her face”

Colezybear 6d ago

Gay feminine loser

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I was pretty happy to find out that the spaghetti squash that I thought I had perhaps harvested too early on account of powdery mildew that stopped the plants in their tracks in early September, ended up being more than sufficiently ripe, and baked up really nice. It came out with a fork in nice long strands, and the seasonings and spices I used worked out great. Olive oil, Garlic Plus, salt, pepper, paprika and a little brown sugar. 40 minutes at 400F.

Such an easy plant to grow, and yields a good amount of edible mass. Plus lots of seeds to use or toast up.

Two down, 14 still in storage. It’s hard to believe that with a vertical trellis, 16 squash only used 4ft square of bed space. The closer of the two trellises pictured were Long English Cucumbers.

#gardenstr

Colezybear 6d ago

Yum nice work!

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I hope that someone at APP eventually comes to the conclusion that any new Republic of Alberta needs to embrace a hard money standard or at least stay out of the way so we can grow the parallel system without capital gains taxes for spending.

Unfortunately my only in person conversation with APP’s CEO months ago about Bitcoin was met with talk of the usual normie FUD and “bananas taped to the wall.”

It’s amazing actually how many 60 somethings still have never read The Creature from Jekyll Island or ever even heard of Mises or even Ron Paul.

Colezybear 1w ago 💬 1

I agree but I guess babysteps are better than nothing and at least the APP should recognize property rights

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Yeah I’m pretty black pilled right now.

Alberta Prosperity Project

Colezybear 1w ago 💬 1

I did meet up with some friends over Christmas that I hadn't got to have a real good chance to really catch up with in years and was pleasantly surprised to see the were upset and angry as I was about the lies and corruption and thought things needed a major change through whatever means are necessary. Wich was much better to see that the usual "well it sucks but there is nothing I can do" attitude I see in most people these days gave me more and more hope

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All that is required to tip the balance of power is 10 percent. We have that.

I remember a time when you could stand on the steps of any small town Alberta high school and look into the parking lot and see 5 or 6 shot guns proudly displayed on gun racks in the back of most pick ups.

It was a more prosperous and friendly world.

The police told us to take our shot guns down and if we ever had a problem that we just phone them and they would deal with it. They can't even remember that promise, but I do.

So since they can't keep their bargain as most times in "Canadian" history I wonder what is an appropriate response?

Colezybear 1w ago 💬 1

I long ago realized the police will not protect us. About 12-14 years ago I was just on the outskirts of downtown Calgary (Mission) staying at a friend's place and saw 3 guys beating the shit out of a guy right in front of my friend's apartment not wanting to get the shit beat out of me as well I called 911 after being on hold for over 12 minutes (CALLING 911!) I finally talked to an operator and said to send police and an ambulance at this point they were stomping on the guys head on the ground. I had yelled out that the police were on the way and they continued to stomp and kick him for about another 5 minutes before they slowly and calmly walked away about 4-5 minutes later the guy was able to get up and hobble away. I waited for another 15-20 minutes before I quit watching and waiting for police and ambulance. As far as I know they never showed up I gave a very clear address (it was written in the apartment building) in downtown Calgary where there are cops all over the place.....

The police are not here to protect us.

I also believe if 25% of people had full gun racks in their vehicles when I yelled out these guys probably thought twice about continuing to stomp and kick this guy and had I had a full gun rack I would have had the confidence to tell them to stop right off the bat (I still feel like I should have done more but was also injured at the time). Not that I had one handy but these days I would probably be charged and get my guns taken away if I had come out with one to stop it.

Also last year my friend was pulled over on a highway he had been hunting Pheasant and Partridge (alot of driving around back roads hoping to spot or scare up birds) so had his unloaded shot gun on the front seat the cop started freaking out saying you can't have a gun out in your truck that's not ok. My buddy told him it's not loaded and he was still kinda freaking out saying you can't do that. My buddy started second guessing himself but then said it's not loaded and I am pretty I am allowed to I was bird hunting. The rcmp reluctantly when away from the window and made a call on his walkie talkie he the came back and told him he shouldn't have the gun open in his truck (not he couldn't) My buddy said it's not on display and it is within my reach (to make sure it is safe) I thought I was allowed to have it out the cop just kept say toy shouldn't. My buddy didn't put it away and the cop gave him a speeding ticket and left.

So not only are the police not there to protect you they are also often incompetent.

One more anecdote that happened in the last month my friend was walking to lunch in downtown Calgary and 2 homeless looking guys were beating up someone who looked like they worked downtown my buddy say a cop car like half a block away so he ran over and told him what was happening and the cop just said (even though he was in a cop car in uniform) "I'm off duty" my buddy said then can you call someone and he just said again "I am off duty".

Yup those are the people we're relying on to protect us........

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No counterparty risk

Is this what’s in Kellogg honey pops?

oh yeah absolutely 100% all the experts agree trust the science

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Kudzai Kutukwa

A few more

Retards everywhere

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One of the most humanity affirming things I’ve ever done. I’ve never experienced so much fellowship and what it feels like when good people get behind a truth and justice. To walk around and freely insert yourself into conversations with any group, and instantly find yourself surrounded by brothers and sisters of the same mind. It really was electric. A buddy and I plastered his black crew cab with bright orange signage and two tall masts with Canadian flags, and we did a 5 dayer. One night on the worst roads and freezing rain imaginable doing 30km/h on the Deerfoot to get down, three nights freezing our asses off in the truck, then a nicer cruise home. At least 10 locals back home who wanted to go but couldn’t gave us enough cash before we left that it covered all of our food and fuel for the trip. I was so fired up after that experience I grabbed another buddy 3-4 weeks later and we drove to Ottawa. It took us 48 hours in even worse driving conditions over a three day period to get there, and we arrived right on the grounds of parliament just as the UN goons and the RCMP started cracking heads. We ended up spending most of the time at a trucker camp west of Ottawa in Arnprior. So many good people. That whole trip, including a super sketchy hotel and shower stop in downtown Saskatoon, all of our fuel and food, and a couple hole in the wall motel nights in Arnprior were all crowdfunded by people that reached out to us back home. One lady from the hospital gave us $800 because she couldn’t go herself. Others, a couple hundred or more. It was really touching and we were so humbled.

It is energy like I saw in Coutts and Ottawa that makes me think we may have a shot at Alberta separation. I’m cautiously optimistic however, based on the demographic in our two largest cities. And the dirty pool tactics that the media and the government will no doubt be coordinating against us. Just in case it needs to be said (and it doesn’t in present company), CBC, Global, CTV and any radio station owned by Standard Radio are not your friends. They were our biggest enemies during the protests. Same goes for the algo-driven social media platforms.

oops originally posted this in the wrong place

And totally agree both the big citys are full of citiots and people taking advantage of government handouts (many of them new to the province and often the country) that won't want to lose their free or subsidized rides.

I also agree probably the biggest problem are the people who can't think for themselves and just regurgitate what their tv/radio/phone tells them wich is all funded and censored by the same government that's currently strangling Alberta and taking our rights at a rapid pace, while killing the economy, inflating the shit out of our currency, taxing the shit out of us and absolutely flooding our country with immigrants many if not most of whom do not seem to want to follow the social contracts that made this country a once great place to live

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albertahodl

Haha! My friends !!! I spent so much time there a couple years back! The energy there was electric !

And totally agree both the big citys are full of citiots and people taking advantage of government handouts (many of them new to the province and often the country) that won't want to lose their free or subsidized rides.

I also agree probably the biggest problem are the people who can't think for themselves and just regurgitate what their tv/radio/phone tells them wich is all funded and censored by the same government that's currently strangling Alberta and taking our rights at a rapid pace, while killing the economy, inflating the shit out of our currency, taxing the shit out of us and absolutely flooding our country with immigrants many if not most of whom do not seem to want to follow the social contracts that made this country a once great place to live

Alberta Prosperity Project

Colezybear 2w ago 💬 10

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