I get not most people know what is going on. The MSM rarely provides the details. For one, they can't show the objectionable material on the news because they would be fined. Cartoon porn instructing 10-12 year olds "how" to do various sexual things with instructional pictures is not something they can show on the air.

Providing written instructions to kids in this age group on how to make a "hook up site account on Grindr" is not appropriate no matter if you support LGBT community. Some things are just not appropriate.

If you can't show it on TV, if you can't read it out loud in a school board meeting because it is X to XXX rated, then you should not be providing this filth to kids under the guise of "LGBT acceptance". There are some lines you don't cross and porn'ing out children is one of them.

Even left biased SNOPES admits it, validating the accusations as TRUE

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tampa-...-sex-book/



This needs to stop. 

Leave Kids Alone. Don't believe it? Take a look at the links below:

https://chaosandcontrol.substack.com/p/p...-in-public

https://sanzi.substack.com/p/the-book-in...y-explicit

https://chaosandcontrol.substack.com/p/w...ok-banning


https://chaosandcontrol.substack.com/p/m...out-orgies

https://themillstone.substack.com/p/porn...ilton-east

https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/...6930330624

1982-1992 was the best time in music history. The Hair metal era was about fun, partying, enjoyment, upbeat, positive. 

Then came the 1990's depressing trash that made country music seem inspirational by comparison.

Post some of your favorite "Lesser Known" hair metal favorites. We all know Motley Crue, Poison, Def Leppard, Ratt etc.

Where are those awesome one-off rocking videos?

He posted "Jesus Died So You Could Live" 

Facebook flagged it as violation of community standards. He appealed, They doubled down on Hate Speech claims, removed the post.



Did Facebook just censor Jesus? Bizarre ‘hate speech’ message sparks concern

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/202...te-speech/

Quote:“Your post goes against our Community Standards on hate speech.”


At first glance, I assumed the bewildering message popping up on my Facebook app was a mistake — or a spoof of some sort.

“What in the world did I post?” I pondered.

But then I noticed the supposedly offensive message affixed to the bottom of Facebook‘s missive. A screenshot from an April 2 post on my page was highlighted.

It read, “Jesus died so you could live.”

It was a message I recalled posting early last month in an effort to summarize the central message of the Gospel: Jesus’ sacrificial death for mankind and his ushering in of hope and salvation. The message is essentially New Testament 101.

Though some might disagree with the proclamation, there’s certainly nothing about the wording that any rational person would call “hate speech.”

As I foggily stared down at my screen, I scanned the rest of the message to see what else the social media giant had to say about the purportedly inflammatory post.

My rant of the day.

Are adults now so fragile and insane that they need counseling and therapy if someone sends them an email that has their gender title wrong? In this case, it was an email mistake that randomly assigned a title.

I mean, if I get an email and Mr or Mrs is wrong... who cares? When your employer sends out a notice that there was a system glitch as an explanation what more do you need? Glitch, mistitled, big deal.


But Therapy and Counseling? Am I too thick skinned or something? This just sounds insane.

State Department Offers Counseling To Misgendered Employees Triggered By Email Pronoun Debacle

[b]'I deeply regret the confusion and distress this mistake caused our workforce'[/b]

[b]https://freebeacon.com/biden-administrat...n-debacle/[/b]

Quote:

Quote:The State Department will offer counseling to any employee "who feels hurt or upset" by a system-wide email glitch that temporarily assigned random and often incorrect gender pronouns to staff.


The State Department is offering free therapy to "any employee who feels hurt or upset as a result of this unfortunate mistake," according to an internal email that went out to employees on Friday. Many State Department employees were "triggered" on Thursday, when emails from colleagues suddenly began to include random pronouns, like, "She/her/hers" and "He/Him/His" in the "from" line.

The pronouns were randomly assigned, with men being given female pronouns and vice versa, due to a "pronoun glitch" in the department’s system, the Washington Free Beacon first reported.
Those upset by the misgendering are encouraged to contact the State Department’s Employee Consultation Service "to speak to a professional counselor."

"I want to stress that the intent behind making this feature available is to make our systems more inclusive and provide employees with options—not to make decisions for them," Kelly E. Fletcher, the State Department’s chief information officer, wrote in the email. "I recognize that this error had the opposite effect, and again, I am very sorry."

This is one of the "never forget summary" videos of all the media telling us what scum the unvaccinated were and how they were going to kill us all.

Nice stroll down memory lane

I am not sure how much the economic collapse in China is known to the US public but there is massive economic upheaval. So called "Golden Collar" jobs have taken a 2/3's pay cut and of course they have no recourse except be poor again, or get shot or imprisoned. 

China appears to be on the move by "calling in" their foreign loans and debt. Their options are running out. This will give them a justification for war or use of force against these nations if they decide to not invade Taiwan or Eastern Russia. They will go to war before the population revolts against the CCP.

A personal warning... 90% of all percursors and building blocks for drugs prescription and non-prescription are made in China. In the event of an embargo, blockade, or sanctions, we are toast in that area.

Get antibiotics and all needed prescription and non-prescription drugs stockpiled now (in my humble opinion)

https://fortune.com/2023/05/18/china-bel...stability/

Quote:A dozen poor countries are facing economic instability and even collapse under the weight of hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign loans, much of them from the world’s biggest and most unforgiving government lender, China.



An Associated Press analysis of a dozen countries most indebted to China — including Pakistan, Kenya, Zambia, Laos and Mongolia — found paying back that debt is consuming an ever-greater amount of the tax revenue needed to keep schools open, provide electricity and pay for food and fuel. And it’s draining foreign currency reserves these countries use to pay interest on those loans, leaving some with just months before that money is gone.

Behind the scenes is China’s reluctance to forgive debt and its extreme secrecy about how much money it has loaned and on what terms, which has kept other major lenders from stepping in to help. On top of that is the recent discovery that borrowers have been required to put cash in hidden escrow accounts that push China to the front of the line of creditors to be paid.

Countries in AP’s analysis had as much as 50% of their foreign loans from China and most were devoting more than a third of government revenue to paying off foreign debt. Two of them, Zambia and Sri Lanka, have already gone into default, unable to make even interest payments on loans financing the construction of ports, mines and power plants.

In Pakistan, millions of textile workers have been laid off because the country has too much foreign debt and can’t afford to keep the electricity on and machines running.

In Kenya, the government has held back paychecks to thousands of civil service workers to save cash to pay foreign loans. The president’s chief economic adviser tweeted last month, “Salaries or default? Take your pick.”

Since Sri Lanka defaulted a year ago, a half-million industrial jobs have vanished, inflation has pierced 50% and more than half the population in many parts of the country has fallen into poverty.
Experts predict that unless China begins to soften its stance on its loans to poor countries, there could be a wave of more defaults and political upheavals.

“In a lot of the world, the clock has hit midnight,” said Harvard economist Ken Rogoff. “ China has moved in and left this geopolitical instability that could have long-lasting effects.”

I expected this would happen before the 2024 election. Democrats have no problem seizing power and plan on never losing it again. 

Senate Democrats unveiled a new bill that would pack the Supreme Court by adding four new seats beyond the current nine seats, a move that could lead to the loss of the court’s current conservative majority.

The legislation comes after President Joe Biden’s commission on Supreme Court reform failed in December 2021 to recommend expanding the size of the nation’s highest court.


Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) unveiled his new legislation, the proposed Judiciary Act of 2023 (pdf), at a press conference on the steps of the Supreme Court on May 16.


“Our most fundamentally held freedoms are under attack from an illegitimate, far-right United States Supreme Court,” Markey said.


“And if we fail to act, it will only get worse. We must fix this broken and illegitimate court. We must expand the United States Supreme Court.”


Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) also railed against the Supreme Court, saying it is “in desperate need of reform.”


Democrat Bill Would Pack Supreme Court to Lessen Conservative Influence

https://www.theepochtimes.com/democrat-b...65636.html

I did not see a New World Order like category so feel free to move to the appropriate place.

This is a must see video. Do you want to know what they want to do to us?

Do you want to know how they want to control us?

Well, they just tell you. They want you to wear earphones or associated technology for your EMPLOYER to read your mind. Is your mind wandering? Your boss will get an alert. Did you look at another employee too long or in a sinful way? Your employer / boss / supervisor will get an alrert.

Not joking. This is the tech they have now and they openly discuss and show examples of its use. This also is not some BS conspiracy video, this is the WEF's own presentation. 


Forgive me, still trying to figure out all the posting controls here.

Parsley, celery and chamomile tea are the most common sources of apigenin, but it is found in many fruits and vegetables. 

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20...154303.htm

New research suggests that a compound abundant in the Mediterranean diet takes away cancer cells' "superpower" to escape death.

By altering a very specific step in gene regulation, this compound essentially re-educates cancer cells into normal cells that die as scheduled.
One way that cancer cells thrive is by inhibiting a process that would cause them to die on a regular cycle that is subject to strict programming. This study in cells, led by Ohio State University researchers, found that a compound in certain plant-based foods, called apigenin, could stop breast cancer cells from inhibiting their own death.
Much of what is known about the health benefits of nutrients is based on epidemiological studies that show strong positive relationships between eating specific foods and better health outcomes, especially reduced heart disease. But how the actual molecules within these healthful foods work in the body is still a mystery in many cases, and particularly with foods linked to lower risk for cancer.
Parsley, celery and chamomile tea are the most common sources of apigenin, but it is found in many fruits and vegetables.

The researchers also showed in this work that apigenin binds with an estimated 160 proteins in the human body, suggesting that other nutrients linked to health benefits -- called "nutraceuticals" -- might have similar far-reaching effects. In contrast, most pharmaceutical drugs target a single molecule.

"We know we need to eat healthfully, but in most cases we don't know the actual mechanistic reasons for why we need to do that," said Andrea Doseff, associate professor of internal medicine and molecular genetics at Ohio State and a co-lead author of the study. "We see here that the beneficial effect on health is attributed to this dietary nutrient affecting many proteins. In its relationship with a set of specific proteins, apigenin re-establishes the normal profile in cancer cells. We think this can have great value clinically as a potential cancer-prevention strategy."

Doseff oversaw this work with co-lead author Erich Grotewold, professor of molecular genetics and director of Ohio State's Center for Applied Plant Sciences (CAPS). The two collaborate on studying the genomics of apigenin and other flavonoids, a family of plant compounds that are believed to prevent disease.
The research appears this week in the online early edition of the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Though finding that apigenin can influence cancer cell behavior was an important outcome of the work, Grotewold and Doseff point to their new biomedical research technique as a transformative contribution to nutraceutical research.

They likened the technique to "fishing" for the human proteins in cells that interact with small molecules available in the diet.

"You can imagine all the potentially affected proteins as tiny fishes in a big bowl. We introduce this molecule to the bowl and effectively lure only the truly affected proteins based on structural characteristics that form an attraction," Doseff said. "We know this is a real partnership because we can see that the proteins and apigenin bind to each other."

Through additional experimentation, the team established that apigenin had relationships with proteins that have three specific functions. Among the most important was a protein called hnRNPA2.
This protein influences the activity of messenger RNA, or mRNA, which contains the instructions needed to produce a specific protein. The production of mRNA results from the splicing, or modification, of RNA that occurs as part of gene activation. The nature of the splice ultimately influences which protein instructions the mRNA contains.

Doseff noted that abnormal splicing is the culprit in an estimated 80 percent of all cancers. In cancer cells, two types of splicing occur when only one would take place in a normal cell -- a trick on the cancer cells' part to keep them alive and reproducing.

In this study, the researchers observed that apigenin's connection to the hnRNPA2 protein restored this single-splice characteristic to breast cancer cells, suggesting that when splicing is normal, cells die in a programmed way, or become more sensitive to chemotherapeutic drugs.
"So by applying this nutrient, we can activate that killing machinery. The nutrient eliminated the splicing form that inhibited cell death," said Doseff, also an investigator in Ohio State's Davis Heart and Lung Research Institute. "Thus, this suggests that when we eat healthfully, we are actually promoting more normal splice forms inside the cells in our bodies."

The beneficial effects of nutraceuticals are not limited to cancer, as the investigators previously showed that apigenin has anti-inflammatory activities.

The scientists noted that with its multiple cellular targets, apigenin potentially offers a variety of additional benefits that may even occur over time. "The nutrient is targeting many players, and by doing that, you get an overall synergy of the effect," Grotewold explained.

Doseff is leading a study in mice, testing whether food modified to contain proper doses of this nutrient can change splicing forms in the animals' cells and produce an anti-cancer effect.

50% success rate is not a small outcome. This is the type of cancer immunotherapy that they were testing MRNA vaccines on before covid. Here they took the patients pancreatic tumors and developed a tailor made vaccine to stimulate the patient's immune system to attack that cancer.

Very good progress. I just hope they let others who have no hope try this as soon as possible.


https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-new...all-trial/

Five years ago, a small group of cancer scientists meeting at a restaurant in a deconsecrated church hospital in Mainz, Germany, drew up an audacious plan: They would test their novel cancer vaccine against one of the most virulent forms of the disease, a cancer notorious for roaring back even in patients whose tumors had been removed.
The vaccine might not stop those relapses, some of the scientists figured. But patients were desperate. And the speed with which the disease, pancreatic cancer, often recurred could work to the scientists’ advantage: For better or worse, they would find out soon whether the vaccine helped.



On Wednesday, the scientists reported results that defied the long odds. The vaccine provoked an immune response in half of the patients treated, and those people showed no relapse of their cancer during the course of the study, a finding that outside experts described as extremely promising.



The study, published in Nature, was a landmark in the yearslong movement to make cancer vaccines tailored to the tumors of individual patients.



Researchers at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, led by Dr. Vinod Balachandran, extracted patients’ tumors and shipped samples of them to Germany. There, scientists at BioNTech, the company that made a highly successful COVID vaccine with Pfizer, analyzed the genetic makeup of certain proteins on the surface of the cancer cells.



Using that genetic data, BioNTech scientists then produced personalized vaccines designed to teach each patient’s immune system to attack the tumors. Like BioNTech’s COVID shots, the cancer vaccines relied on messenger RNA. In this case, the vaccines instructed patients’ cells to make some of the same proteins found on their excised tumors, potentially provoking an immune response that would come in handy against actual cancer cells.



“This is the first demonstrable success — and I will call it a success, despite the preliminary nature of the study — of an mRNA vaccine in pancreatic cancer,” said Dr. Anirban Maitra, a specialist in the disease at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, who was not involved in the study. “By that standard, it’s a milestone.”



The study was small: Only 16 patients, all of them white, were given the vaccine, part of a treatment regimen that also included chemotherapy and a drug intended to keep tumors from evading people’s immune responses. And the study could not entirely rule out factors other than the vaccine having contributed to better outcomes in some patients.



“It’s relatively early days,” said Dr. Patrick Ott of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.



Beyond that, “cost is a major barrier for these types of vaccines to be more broadly utilized,” said Dr. Neeha Zaidi, a pancreatic cancer specialist at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. That could potentially create disparities in access.



But the simple fact that scientists could create, quality-check and deliver personalized cancer vaccines so quickly — patients began receiving the vaccines intravenously roughly nine weeks after having their tumors removed — was a promising sign, experts said.



Since the beginning of the study, in December 2019, BioNTech has shortened the process to under six weeks, said Dr. Ugur Sahin, a co-founder of the company, who worked on the study. Eventually, the company intends to be able to make cancer vaccines in four weeks.



In patients who did not appear to respond to the vaccine, the cancer tended to return around 13 months after surgery. Patients who did respond, though, showed no signs of relapse during the roughly 18 months they were tracked.



Intriguingly, one patient showed evidence of a vaccine-activated immune response in the liver after an unusual growth developed there. The growth later disappeared in imaging tests.


“It’s anecdotal, but it’s nice confirmatory data that the vaccine can get into these other tumor regions,” said Dr. Nina Bhardwaj, who studies cancer vaccines at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

Scientists have struggled for decades to create cancer vaccines, in part because they trained the immune system on proteins found on tumors and normal cells alike.


Tailoring vaccines to mutated proteins found only on cancer cells, though, potentially helped provoke stronger immune responses and opened new avenues for treating any cancer patient, said Ira Mellman, vice president of cancer immunology at Genentech, which developed the pancreatic cancer vaccine with BioNTech.

“Just establishing the proof of concept that vaccines in cancer can actually do something after, I don’t know, 30 years of failure is probably not a bad thing,” Mellman said. “We’ll start with that.”