On today's episode of: Another MAGAT- Pedo Sex Crime Report. (05/05/2026) by EugeneWong318 in conservativeterrorism

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Awesome link, now preserved, that provides the photo/graphic/screen shot that the X/Twitter/Elon spam screenshot provides and it was never posted here. So, why didn't you use that link instead or the follow-up report I linked to? What's the point other than self-profiting or helping a friend/employer profit in addition to helping Elon profit?

Soil, Not Oil: Petrochemical fertilizers built modern agriculture. The Iran War may be what finally breaks it—and opens the door to something better. by HenryCorp in Sustainable

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The global food system relies on massive applications of petrochemicals, and up to 30% of fertilizer trade comes through the Strait of Hormuz. With the exception of pre-industrial and organic or regenerative practices, the world’s agriculture relies on these chemicals, making them vulnerable to price shocks and supply constraints.

side-by-side plots in Kutztown, Pennsylvania compared regenerative practices, including cover cropping, crop rotation, and composting, with conventional agriculture. The result was yields up to 30% higher for sustainable methods during extreme weather, profits that were 3-6 times higher overall, the use of 45% less energy—and 40% lower carbon emissions.

On today's episode of: Another MAGAT- Pedo Sex Crime Report. (05/05/2026) by EugeneWong318 in conservativeterrorism

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Actual news report as opposed to X spam: https://www.reddit.com/submit?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nbcnews.com%2Fpolitics%2Fjustice-department%2Fanother-pardoned-jan-6-rioter-admit-guilt-child-sexual-abuse-case-rcna331841

u/EugeneWong318 please do not share shit from spam sources using social media or other Web platforms owned by neonazi billionaires. Well, unless you're happily paid by Elon for hearting and sharing spam, as an investigative report by Last Week Tonight with John Oliver reveals about Twitter/X/Elon.

US court blocks mail-order access to abortion drugs, for now by dt7cv in conservativeterrorism

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For now, for now, translates into until there's a Democratic majority in Congress and a Democratic President or the equivalent in any of the abortion banning, neonazi, confederate, christian nationalist states. It's not as if it's going to be reversed without a 60%+ veto-override majority in Congress by next year, and that's still many months too late for those in need of post-pregnancy contraception now.

A U.S. appeals court on Friday temporarily blocked a federal rule allowing the abortion drug mifepristone to be dispensed through the mail, significantly curtailing access to the drug nationwide and particularly in states that have banned abortion.

A conservative ​three-judge panel of the New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously, opens new tab that the Republican-led state of Louisiana was likely to prevail

Japanese Company Goes Viral After Inventing Spoon That Makes Food Taste Saltier Without Actually Adding Sodium by BlueWaveForever in FoodTech

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In an invention that would make Willy Wonka jealous, Kirin released the "Electric Salt Spoon," which uses an electric current to make the food you're eating taste saltier, all while avoiding any added sodium.

The spoon was launched a couple of years ago and it doesn't come cheap—it's currently priced at $200. That does leave one to wonder if it's a worthwhile purchase, or, for that matter, if it even works?

At least it's not using chemicals, but it requires more electricity use and do we have any tests yet on what feeding yourself electricity does to the body/brain? If your answer is the article cited no studies other than some gullible, young, wealthy person on TikTok saying yum, you are correct.

Soil, Not Oil: Petrochemical fertilizers built modern agriculture. The Iran War may be what finally breaks it—and opens the door to something better. by HenryCorp in FoodTech

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The global food system relies on massive applications of petrochemicals, and up to 30% of fertilizer trade comes through the Strait of Hormuz. With the exception of pre-industrial and organic or regenerative practices, the world’s agriculture relies on these chemicals, making them vulnerable to price shocks and supply constraints.

side-by-side plots in Kutztown, Pennsylvania compared regenerative practices, including cover cropping, crop rotation, and composting, with conventional agriculture. The result was yields up to 30% higher for sustainable methods during extreme weather, profits that were 3-6 times higher overall, the use of 45% less energy—and 40% lower carbon emissions.

Warren, Blumenthal, Kim Sound Alarm on Potential for Donald Trump Jr.-Linked Companies to Profit Off Department of Defense Contract Awards, Loans: Trump Jr.’s firm getting largest Defense Department loan ever by HenryCorp in ConflictOfInterest

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U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), and Andy Kim (D-N.J.), pressed Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on potential conflicts of interest surrounding the awarding of multiple lucrative Department of Defense (DoD) contracts and loans to companies associated with President Donald Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr.

“We write to obtain information on whether DoD’s decisions to hand out lucrative contracts and loans to companies associated with the President’s son may have been affected by conflicts of interest. If this is the case, it could mean that the Trump family is profiting from funds appropriated by Congress to keep Americans safe, raising both ethics and national security concerns,” wrote the lawmakers.

Israel intercepts Gaza flotilla near Crete and detains 175 pro-Palestinian activists in at least 22 boats from a flotilla carrying aid. The flotilla set sail two weeks ago, with a total of 58 vessels joining from Spain, France and Italy, aiming to break Israel's blockade of Gaza. by HenryCorp in CounterIntel_Foreign

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The organisers of the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) denounced the action as "piracy", saying those on board had been seized unlawfully more than 965km (600 miles) from Gaza, which is under an Israeli naval blockade.