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G-D, haShem, great spirit, creator of the universe, please shield us from the evil and restore peace and harmony to the world. – at Monrovia, CA
Sabrina Hogan retweeted
I had an absolutely mind-blowing dream about a BIG earthquake hitting California last night that A) I remember in 100% detail (bc I practice this stuff/I wrote it down) and B) had enough specific time and location markers to issue a very precise forecast for. I'll do the calculations in the next few days. Not to hype it up (it was a dream, we all have them), but to be honest it felt like a pre-cognition dream, and i've had a few of those before...
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Might be the hardest question I have ever asked here.
Be honest.
What would you actually do?
WHAT❓❓❓
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BREAKING: The FlyDubai pilot who attempted to hijack the Dubai-Tel Aviv flight will face the death penalty for his terrorist act, per reports.
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So, Trump has called on Iran to bomb California. If anything ever happens to California, with the 4th largest economy in the WORLD all you co-dependent red states, who rely on California’s financial generosity, will end up spending the winter on welfare and food stamp assistance.
Saturday/Sunday was the actual lunar calendar anniversary. But secular calendar it will be 2 days from now.
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Palestinian terrorists gunned down Adi Vital in front of her babies.
They filmed a propaganda video w/ the kids in the same room as Adi’s corpse.
Then they placed Adi under her baby’s crib & rigged her body w/ explosives so anyone who tried to recover Adi’s body would be murdered.
These are the victims of Oct 7.
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🌊 California Declares Emergency as a Monster El Niño Threatens to Rewrite Weather Records
Something unusual is happening beneath the Pacific Ocean, and California is preparing for what could become one of the most powerful El Niño events ever recorded.
On September 21, 2026, California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a statewide emergency, allowing authorities to speed up flood protection efforts, prepare rescue teams, and position emergency equipment before the worst weather arrives. But what exactly are officials expecting?
According to forecasts, there is a greater than 90% chance of a very strong El Niño developing this fall and winter. Even more concerning, scientists estimate there is a 75% chance this event could surpass historical records dating back to 1950. Ocean temperatures in parts of the eastern Pacific have reportedly risen more than 5.4°F (3°C) above historical averages, raising concerns about the potential impact on weather patterns across the United States.
El Niño is not a storm itself. It is a large-scale climate phenomenon that occurs when surface waters in the tropical Pacific become unusually warm. This enormous shift in ocean temperatures can influence atmospheric circulation, redirect the jet stream, and change rainfall patterns thousands of miles away.
For California, that could mean increased risks of heavy rain, flooding, landslides, and coastal erosion. However, a powerful El Niño does not guarantee record-breaking rainfall in every part of the state. Its effects can vary significantly from one region to another.
Authorities are choosing not to wait for the danger to become visible. Sandbags are being prepared, highway-clearing machinery is being positioned, and rescue resources are being organized to respond quickly if conditions deteriorate.
The biggest question remains unanswered: Will this El Niño become one of the most extreme climate events in modern records, or will nature take a different turn?
The Pacific Ocean is already sending powerful signals. Over the coming months, scientists and communities will be watching closely to see how those signals translate into real-world weather.
One thing is clear: California is preparing before the first major disaster arrives.
Source: CBS News. (2026, September 21). California declares state of emergency ahead of potentially historic El Niño.
ALT 🌊 California Declares Emergency as a Monster El Niño Threatens to Rewrite Weather Records Something unusual is happening beneath the Pacific Ocean, and California is preparing for what could become one of the most powerful El Niño events ever recorded. On September 21, 2026, California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a statewide emergency, allowing authorities to speed up flood protection efforts, prepare rescue teams, and position emergency equipment before the worst weather arrives. But what exactly are officials expecting? According to forecasts, there is a greater than 90% chance of a very strong El Niño developing this fall and winter. Even more concerning, scientists estimate there is a 75% chance this event could surpass historical records dating back to 1950. Ocean temperatures in parts of the eastern Pacific have reportedly risen more than 5.4°F (3°C) above historical averages, raising concerns about the potential impact on weather patterns across the United States.
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Was yesterday the first day of fall? Sure. Did that stop it from being 92 degrees today? Absolutely not.
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Join me won’t you, in sending an abundance of strength and spiritual support to the Navajo Nation Reservation.
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Mine's honestly lost count at this point.
Vote, then tell me your actual number and the worst thing anyone's ever called you for supporting Israel.
Be honest.
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September in Israel is basically 30 days of “Wait, are we working tomorrow or is it a holiday?"
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A new U.S. bill strips funding from Flock cameras and facial recognition tech.
Introduced by Representatives Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Eric Burlison (R-MO), the newly proposed 'Flock-Off Act' (H.R. 10221) takes aim at the rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence-powered law enforcement tools.
The legislation, which also boasts bipartisan co-sponsorship from Representative Ro Khanna (D-CA), would prohibit the use of federal funds to purchase, operate, or maintain automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and advanced biometric surveillance systems. Under the bill, federal agencies would be forced to remove existing systems, and local departments relying on federal grants would have 180 days to mothball their federally funded surveillance networks or face losing their program funding entirely.
The sweeping ban extends far beyond cameras manufactured by industry giant Flock Safety to cover biometric technologies like facial recognition, voiceprints, and gait analysis. While the bill does provide exceptions for highway toll collection and border security, it would effectively block federal taxpayers from footing the bill for local tracking networks. Civil liberties advocates argue the bill protects citizens' Fourth Amendment rights against warrantless tracking, while law enforcement officials contend that these cameras are critical tools that help solve thousands of crimes and find missing persons.
source: Sullum, J. (2026). A new bill reflects the bipartisan backlash against Flock-enabled mass surveillance. Reason.
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Airplane passenger getting duct taped to his seat is definitely entertaining to watch;
But is this really the protocol for subduing unruly passengers? 🤔
A passenger was duct-taped to his seat after allegedly making racist and anti-gay remarks on an American Airlines flight.
According to TMZ, the man allegedly used the N-word toward a Black flight attendant and became violent, hitting another passenger and pushing a woman who tried to help. Passengers helped restrain him with duct tape and zip ties before the flight was diverted to Baltimore, where he was taken into custody.
[📸/🎥: @TMZ ]
