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Inventor of mRNA vaccines and RNA as a drug, Bench to Bedside vaccines and biologics consulting. Moderated by @MarioLopezG
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Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 109 166 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 10 July, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by -1 691 over the last 30 days and by -70 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
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- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 4.47%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 2.94% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 4 881 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 3 212 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 141.
- Thematic interests: Content is focused on key topics such as vaccine, decade, measle, patient, drug.
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“Inventor of mRNA vaccines and RNA as a drug, Bench to Bedside vaccines and biologics consulting.
Moderated by @MarioLopezG”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 11 July, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Medicine category.
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Repost from COVID19 VACCINE VICTIMS AND FAMILIES
1979 Wyeth Internal Memo — Proof they knew how to hide the damage.
𝐀𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐚 𝐜𝐥𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐒𝐈𝐃𝐒 𝐝𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐤𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐃𝐓𝐏 𝐯𝐚𝐜𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐥𝐨𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐓𝐞𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐞, 𝐖𝐲𝐞𝐭𝐡 𝐝𝐢𝐝𝐧’𝐭 𝐩𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐭𝐬.
Instead, they created a policy to split lots across different areas so reactions wouldn’t show up in the same doctor’s office.
Their own words: “To hide the relationship between vaccines and SIDS, they split vaccine lots so the numbers of reactions don’t show up at one doctors office at a time.”
Criminal. Disgusting. Revealing.
They’ve been playing these games for decades.
What do you think they’re doing with lots today?
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| 3 | Friday Funnies: Brain Freeze
and other true stories
https://www.malone.news/p/friday-funnies-brain-freeze
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| 4 | "Processed meat causes cancer."
You've heard it a hundred times. But almost nobody stops to ask what "processed meat" actually means.
The answer is far more complicated, and far more interesting, than the headlines suggest. 🧵
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For thousands of years, nearly every culture on Earth processed meat.
Salting. Smoking. Drying. Fermenting. Aging.
Without these methods, families couldn't survive winters, armies couldn't march, and civilization itself would have looked very different.
Processing meat is one of humanity's oldest survival skills.
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Strictly speaking, all of these are "processed meat":
Prosciutto di Parma
Jamón Ibérico
Traditional salami
Virginia country ham aged 18 months
A supermarket deli ham injected with curing solution
A hot dog
A can of Spam
Same category. Wildly different foods.
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The traditional method was simple: salt, smoke, air, and time.
Salt drew water out of the meat and the microbes. Drying made it inhospitable to pathogens. Smoke slowed spoilage. Fermentation acidified. Time transformed texture and flavor.
No factory required.
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So what changed?
Not the chemistry. America changed.
Refrigerated trucks replaced local markets. National chains replaced neighborhood butchers. Consumers began expecting the identical product in Richmond, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
Conformity became the marketing tool.
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Here's what most people get wrong about sodium nitrite.
They assume the government required it.
It didn't.
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Traditional dry-cured meats can still legally be made in the US without added nitrite. The USDA never mandated it.
What changed was the regulatory burden.
Traditional curing required validation, documentation, and constant proof of safety. Industrial curing was simply easier to standardize and defend.
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This is the part big industry understands and small producers learn the hard way:
Regulations rarely dictate technology directly. They reward whatever is easiest to validate and inspect.
A higher regulatory bar isn't a burden to industry. It's a moat that keeps competitors out.
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Nitrite solved many problems at once:
Inhibits Clostridium botulinum
Locks in that familiar pink color
Delivers the expected "ham" flavor
Extends shelf life
Standardizes millions of hams
Nitrite was never simply a preservative. It was industrialization in a molecule.
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Europe chose differently.
Under Protected Designation of Origin rules, Prosciutto di Parma and Jamón Ibérico are still made the old way, tightly regulated, but traditional.
Same safety goals. Completely different path.
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And here's the variable almost nobody talks about.
The pig changed too.
Seventy-five years of breeding for faster growth and leaner carcasses gave us a fundamentally different animal from the hogs that once wandered Virginia woodlots.
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That breeding produced PSE pork: pale, soft, exudative. Poor for country ham. But its flaws vanish once meat is ground, emulsified, and blended into hot dogs, bologna, and Spam.
So when studies compare "processed meat" across decades, are they even studying the same animal?
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This is the great scientific blind spot.
When epidemiologists analyze "processed meat," they aren't studying one food. They're studying an evolving category: different animals, different chemistry, different manufacturing, all lumped under one heading in a questionnaire.
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That doesn't mean the epidemiology is wrong.
It means we should be cautious about assuming one hazard ratio applies equally to an 18-month country ham and a can of Spam.
Science advances by making careful distinctions, not by overlooking them.
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So what exactly are these studies measuring? And which parts of modern processing, if any, actually carry the risk?
Full essay here, Part Two of "The Processed Meat Problem":
https://www.malone.news/p/what-does-processed-meat-actually
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| 5 | For months I have heard senior appointees across this administration describe their work with one crude phrase. They say they have been "cock blocked." Serious people, real titles, real mandates. The term is worth taking seriously, because it reveals more than they intend. 🧵
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The term is old. A linguist named Edith Folb recorded it in 1972 among Black teenagers in Los Angeles. It meant interfering with a man's pursuit of a woman, even by someone with no interest in her himself. Spite, not stake. Hold onto that. It matters later.
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Over the past fifty years, the phrase has gone tame. The sexual meaning drained out. By the 2010s, it just meant being pettily obstructed by someone with no business getting involved. A dead metaphor, like "screwed" or "sucks." Technically vulgar. In practice, furniture.
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What is new is who says it now, and where. Cabinet-level appointees, in hearing rooms and on secure calls, saying it out loud with government badges around their necks. Coarse speech inside a formal institution is never an accident. It is a signal.
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It signals: I am not one of them. Not one of the "concerns were raised" mandarins whose whole talent is making sure nothing happens and no one is to blame when it doesn't. The vulgarity is a loyalty badge. The spoken version of refusing to wear the tie.
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Here is the strangest part. The word is male at its root, built on male anatomy. And yet a large share of the people I hear using it are women, often the woman in charge. That inversion is proof the metaphor is fully dead. The origin no longer even registers.
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For a woman in a senior post, the word does double duty. It marks her against the bureaucracy, and against the expectation that a woman in her chair would speak more carefully. Reaching for the crudest term available refuses both at once.
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But the word matters most as evidence. Movements that are winning do not develop a shared vocabulary for being thwarted. You do not need a word for the wall when you are walking through the door. This one spread because nearly everyone in the group is living it.
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Why are they blocked? A hiring freeze since day one. DOGE cut the easy targets and left the most entrenched survivors. Appointees cannot fire or replace the staff slow-walking them. They have the title. They do not have the hands.
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Follow the word into real cases, and it gets worse than obstruction. Take the talc rule. A proposed FDA requirement to test baby powder for asbestos was quietly withdrawn. Kennedy and his own FDA office did not know where the order came from. Johnson & Johnson did.
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The withdrawal hit the FDA site three hours before a J&J lawyer used it in court to break a cancer plaintiff's expert, and three days before the public could see it. The jury sided with the company. No one merely blocked anything. A lever was pulled for J&J from inside.
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Glyphosate: Kennedy spent years suing its maker. In office he backed an order expanding its production, then told Congress it was "not my agency." He was right. The EPA runs pesticides, and its relevant offices were staffed with people straight from the chemical industry.
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Atrazine: the MAHA Commission named it a target, then quietly dropped all pesticide action after a lobbying push by industry, growers, Congress, and the EPA itself. A former soybean lobbyist now runs pesticides at the EPA. This is not career staff. This is capture.
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So two things travel under one word. Obstruction from below, which they feel and name. And capture from above, which they miss, because it wears the movement's own colors. A movement wins with a crowd. It lacks the trained bench to run a government. The other side has it.
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To be fair: not all of this is sabotage. Part is the movement hitting tradeoffs it never priced. Part is the separation of powers working as designed. You cannot cheer the brakes when they stop the other side and curse them as sabotage when they stop you.
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The result: the permanent bureaucracy, the Blob, the deep state, whatever you call it, is not losing. Quietly, it is winning. The word these MAHA and MAGA senior appointees and staffers keep reaching for is the sound of it happening. The bureaucracy is betting they cannot close the gap. So far the bet is paying.
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Full essay, with sources and the longer argument:
https://www.malone.news/p/cock-blocked
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| 6 | Nearly every old outbuilding on our Madison County farm was packed with pig manure so old it had turned hard as concrete. Removing it took demolition hammers. This land was once a pig farm. That discovery opened a forgotten chapter of Virginia history. 🧵
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For most of Virginia's history, the pig was the most valuable animal on the farm. It converted acorns, chestnuts, crop waste, and kitchen scraps into meat that fed a family all year. Every autumn brought butchering season. The smokehouse was as essential as the barn.
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The old Virginia pig lived outdoors. Each fall, farmers turned hogs into the oak and chestnut forests to forage the mast crop. They rooted through leaf litter, disturbed tick habitat, and returned fertility to the soil. One animal did the work of machines, fertilizer, and pesticides.
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Those family traditions grew into a signature American industry. Local curing houses practiced the same craft at scale: salt, smoke, air, and time. Virginia country ham was prized across the nation and abroad. For generations, remarkably little changed.
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After World War II, everything changed. Injected brines, nitrite curing, phosphates, binders, and emulsified products replaced salt and time. Small curing houses closed. Family smokehouses became storage sheds. Country ham became a specialty product instead of a staple.
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The pig changed too. It left the pasture for the confinement barn, where thousands of animals are bred, fed, medicated, and brought to market on schedule. Pigs in Madison County are now as rare as hen's teeth.
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The irony is hard to miss. Smithfield Foods, the company whose name became synonymous with Virginia ham, has been controlled since 2013 by Hong Kong-listed WH Group. America's largest pork processor answers to a corporation under the legal and political authority of the CCP.
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Now the science. The WHO links "processed meat" to colorectal cancer. But that category lumps a hot dog together with Prosciutto di Parma, and a factory emulsified product with a Virginia country ham cured in salt and smoke for a year. Radically different foods, one label.
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Much of the evidence is observational. The reported risks are relative, not absolute. The exposure category is crude. Before anyone can judge what the science proves, we first have to understand what is actually being studied.
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Our new Well Being series takes the category apart: the death of Virginia ham, curing chemistry, the nitrite question, a meat processing continuum, and what to actually eat. Part One is live now.
https://www.malone.news/p/well-being-the-processed-meat-problem
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| 7 |  +1Yesterday, Jill (my wife) made my favorite summer food, that being gazpacho . She used our homegrown peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers.
The recipe is in the comments.
The garden is real.
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Jill's Gazpacho (2 person recipe).
This recipe is designed to be flexible, as it utilizes a variety of garden vegetables.
-½ onion (less if strong, more if sweet) –chopped finely
-1 cucumber, peeled and chopped
-3 to 4 ripe tomatoes –chopped
-1 green or red pepper
-1 to 2 cups V-8 or tomato juice
-1 to 2 tsp chili powder (to taste)
-1/8 cup vinegar (to taste- don’t add too much)
-1/8 cup olive oil
-Worcestershire sauce to taste (1 to 2 TBS)
-Salt to taste, if needed
Mix all together - add more juice, if needed. Refrigerate until cold, then it can be served.
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| 8 | 🧵 Eight congressional campaign committees kept spending donor money after the candidate was dead.
Not a scandal. Not prosecuted. All disclosed in public FEC filings.
A thread on how American campaign finance actually works.
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Campaign finance law watches money coming in with a microscope and money going out with a shrug.
Every donor over $200 is named and reported. On the spending side there is one rule: no personal use.
This thread is about how little that rule covers.
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Nearly every member of Congress runs a second account called a leadership PAC.
In 2023 the FEC formally ruled the personal use ban does not apply to them.
In one six month stretch these accounts spent $124,000 at the Greenbrier resort and $160,000 at St. Regis properties.
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Less than half of leadership PAC money goes to its stated purpose of supporting other candidates.
The FEC has asked Congress five times since 2009 to close the loophole. Congress declined every time.
The only people who can close it are the people who benefit from it.
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A member of Congress loaned her own campaign $150,000 at 18 percent interest.
Donors paid her $221,780 in interest while the principal fell by $64,727. A 147 percent return on a loan to herself.
The FEC ruled it legal in 1999.
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One House member has paid her daughter more than $1.2 million in campaign funds since 2004.
A 2012 watchdog report counted 82 members directing money to relatives: 42 Republicans, 40 Democrats.
The ratio of a coin flip.
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Reporters found roughly 100 zombie campaigns still spending years after the candidate's career ended. Twenty ran for over a decade.
The FEC eventually sent letters to about 50, including Mitt Romney's and Michele Bachmann's, asking why the accounts were still open.
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At presidential scale the same vehicle moves serious money.
One leadership PAC has paid more than $60 million in legal bills for its founder and his allies. At one point over 60 percent of its donors were retirees.
All of it lawful. All of it disclosed.
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At the bottom of the market: scam PACs. One raised $14 million invoking law enforcement and spent 87 percent on "fundraising."
Operators go to prison only when they lie explicitly.
The crude conversion is a felony. The papered conversion is a filing.
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Both parties now build warehoused campaigns: networks of allies holding the brand, the list, and the committees while the principal holds office.
The Hatch Act forbids officials from exploring a run. It says nothing about allies maintaining everything a run requires.
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Run the real arithmetic and crowded primary fields stop being a puzzle.
A losing presidential campaign still pays out: the list, the brand, the leftover PAC. The candidate risks almost nothing. Donors and unpaid vendors absorb the losses.
Some campaigns are business plans.
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None of this is a broken system. It is a system working precisely as the people who wrote its rules intended.
Full essay, with every claim sourced:
https://www.malone.news/p/the-campaign-is-the-product
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| 9 | Round-up of Weird News:
Florida Man. Australia's prime minister. The great 7-Up conspiracy. And why experts now rank an imaginary disease among the world's biggest pandemic threats. You really can't make this stuff up.
Click on the link for more:
https://www.malone.news/p/round-up-of-weird-news
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| 10 |  +1Six years later - Lusitano stallion - Quartz CAL
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| 11 |  The Sunday Strip has dropped.
Memes, comics, and video that are sure to crack a smile.
https://www.malone.news/p/sunday-strip-never-say-never
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| 12 | This is non-partisan, and we mean it. These rights protect the privacy advocate on the left and the medical-freedom parent on the right, equally. The religious and the secular. The modified and the unmodified. A right that takes a side is not a right.
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This is non-partisan, and we mean it. These rights protect the privacy advocate on the left and the medical-freedom parent on the right, equally. The religious and the secular. The modified and the unmodified. A right that takes a side is not a right.A signature is a beginning, not an end. The plan: write these protections into law at every level, local ordinances, state privacy and consent laws, national statute, and international treaty language for the digital sphere, the seas, and space. Numbers turn conviction into law.
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There is a line on our site: "the enclosure is assembled quietly, component by component. " That is how rights are lost. Not in one act of tyranny, but piece by piece, each step sold as convenience or safety. Most never see the whole until it is finished. You can see it now.
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Read the declaration. If it says what you believe, sign it. Then send it to the people you love. Rights are not kept by the few who write them. They are kept by the many who refuse to give them up. Read and sign: http://thespiritof1776.net
#RightsOfPersons #SpiritOf1776
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Here is a link to a substack essay that provides more details:
https://www.malone.news/p/you-are-not-raw-material-for-profit
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| 13 |  Used with your permission, these tools can heal. A person who cannot walk might walk again. We are for that. The danger is one word: forced. The day someone decides what is done to your body or mind, and does it whether you agree or not.
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So we wrote the Declaration of the Rights of Persons. Not citizens. Not the healthy. Not the useful. Persons. Everyone, with no small print. These things are yours, no one crosses in without your free "yes", you can always say "no", and no one may be owned.
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We honor the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and the 1948 Universal Declaration. This stands on their shoulders. But every one was written before gene editing, brain implants, and biometric IDs. They left gaps. The new dangers live in those gaps.
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The whole thing turns on one word: person. History’s worst crimes started by defining human narrowly, so some fell outside it. Anchoring rights in the person closes that door. Your standing cannot be graded, split, or revoked, whatever you believe, own, or refuse.
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| 14 |  You belong to yourself. Your body, your mind, and the code inside your cells are yours. For all of history that was safe, because no one could reach them. That is no longer true. So we wrote down the line. And today we open it for you to sign.
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We now have machines that read and change the brain, edit the genes you pass to your kids, patent what is found in a drop of your blood, and tie your whole life to a digital ID someone else can switch off. Not science fiction. It exists now.
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| 15 | A Founders' Fourth of July Party
Five Drinks the Founding Fathers Would Actually Recognize...
"Colonial Americans drank what they grew, what they distilled, and what survived the trip across the Atlantic. Hard cider was often safer than water. Rum arrived by the barrel. Applejack was America’s native spirit.
Punch bowls were the centerpiece of political gatherings, military celebrations, and long evenings spent solving the world’s problems.
If you want to toast America’s 250th in something the Founders would actually recognize, start here."
Click on the link for the recipes:
https://www.malone.news/p/a-founders-fourth-of-july-party
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| 16 |  Lusitano stallion Jade is my wife's pride and joy. She rides him almost daily and he never fails to try his best. Jade has produced amazing and talented foals for us and others over the last decade.
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Finally, not all opportunities are in the big city. Star link has made states like WV places where one can work remotely.
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I know how tough Jill and I had it - and I also know how hard it is for people just starting now. BUT - we live in a country where building a business is still possible. Don't give up on your dreams.
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| 17 |  Writing under the name Brutus, in 1787 New York judge Robert Yates, was the one Anti-Federalist focused on a danger almost everyone else overlooked: the federal power to tax.
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Once Washington could tax “in all its parts,” he warned, the states would “find it impossible to raise monies to support their governments.” Deprived of revenue, their powers would eventually be “absorbed in that of the general government.”
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The Federal government was constrained in what it could tax until 1913, which is why many believe that it was the passage of the Sixteenth Amendment that broke the Constitution.
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Read the full essay here:
https://www.malone.news/p/the-amendment-that-changed-america
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| 18 | Friday Funnies: God Bless the USA-
"And to be clear, when Joe Rogan hosted Fear Factor, eating live insects was considered disgusting television. Amazing how quickly some ideas get rebranded.
But seriously, remember when eating insects was the punchline to a reality show challenge? Then somewhere along the way, it became a serious proposal. The global elite assured us that crickets were the future, climate change demanded dietary sacrifice, and progressive activists enthusiastically explained..."
To read more and view this week's, memes, cartoon, video and more - go to:
https://www.malone.news/p/friday-funnies-god-bless-the-usa
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| 20 |  🚨 BREAKING: Speaker Johnson has just informed Sen. Mike Lee the SAVE America Act *WILL* be forced into the base text of the NDAA, which puts massive pressure on the Senate to pass it once the House sends it over
GREAT NEWS! Thank you MAGA Mike!
MIKE LEE: "He assured me that MIRV process will guarantee the two bills are merged and received in the Senate as one bill, with the SAVE America Act in the base text."
"@ SpeakerJohnson is as committed as ever to ensuring it becomes law, including keeping it on the NDAA (a “must pass” bill) as it comes over from the House to the Senate, and fighting for it thereafter."
All hands on deck for secure elections 🇺🇸
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