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Did you know the death rate from measles declined by 98% before the measles vaccine was introduced?
Here, Aaron Siri discusses that earlier decline and the contributions of better nutrition, sanitation and clean water.
The decline had nothing to do with vaccines.
Why then does the medical field have such a rigid ideological attachment to vaccines? The history helps explain it.
But that history is only part of the problem. We also need to examine how vaccine safety is established, and what happens when the studies cannot answer the questions patients and their families are asking. 🧵
I’ll say it again. Here in the USA why don’t the FU, FB and commodity groups help us with these things? Is it the “industry partners” who sit on these boards? Who profits from this?
I’ll tell you what’s frustrating.
The grain market is so manipulated it’s insane. I’ve been watching the Canadian Grain Commission weekly data for half a decade. They constantly put out bad data, that they readjust, at the most opportune times. When there was no canola they adjusted the carry over by 1.1 million so it looked like there was excessive canola.
When there is bad news about wheat they have producer deliveries inflated or terminal stocks inflated to show that there is an abundance of wheat in our local system so farmers will take shit prices.
The predicted harvest for all grains is wildly off. Remember when they said canola had a record harvest of 24 MMT and when all adjustments were done it was 12 MMT? They do this all time and it’s to rob the farmer, every time. It’s to increase the price of inputs and equipment and expect the farmer to take $5 bushel wheat.
The only way to actually do the inventories properly is to have a separate trustable company get real data from farmers and publish it to farmers first. Not the government that sells it to the ABC ag companies for millions to continue to manipulate the market but the actual farmers. It’s the only way.
This is why we will all work for JD or Bayer someday. Farmers will go the way of the pig business because someone figured out the numbers. They always fail to optimize for a month of rain during harvest or loss of crew members or major breakdowns. Shit happens.
Replying to @rgstone1 @katesauser14
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Crazy
A new study by @NationalCorn found:
-U.S. corn seed prices averaged 68% higher than Brazil’s
-Insecticide prices averaged 87% higher
-Some fungicides cost more than double what Brazilian farmers paid
-Many herbicide comparisons also approached double Brazilian price levels
For NCGA President Jed Bower, an Ohio farmer, the findings confirm concerns many growers have held for years: “It sure doesn’t look like we’re the low-cost producer anymore,” Bower says. “The study shows the American farmer is really paying for all the innovation and research for the rest of the world to take advantage of.”
agweb.com/news/crops/crop-pr…
Nathan Neameyer retweeted
Just like the drugs, we pay for it.
A new study by @NationalCorn found:
-U.S. corn seed prices averaged 68% higher than Brazil’s
-Insecticide prices averaged 87% higher
-Some fungicides cost more than double what Brazilian farmers paid
-Many herbicide comparisons also approached double Brazilian price levels
For NCGA President Jed Bower, an Ohio farmer, the findings confirm concerns many growers have held for years: “It sure doesn’t look like we’re the low-cost producer anymore,” Bower says. “The study shows the American farmer is really paying for all the innovation and research for the rest of the world to take advantage of.”
agweb.com/news/crops/crop-pr…
6 pm. Worst dirt blowing day I remember. And no, we don’t pull a 60 foot chisel plow with a 4630. Not very often anyway.
Not what I wanted to wake up to. We are a long, long way from putting seeds in the ground. Please mother nature, I’m tryna feed the world!
This book is about the kind of adventure I wish I would have experienced when I was younger and carefree. This took more guts than God gave me. Great read!
Preach on brotha!
People don't realize what actually happens when the illegal population is gone.
Suddenly Americans start getting real raises again.
Hospitals stop drowning in overcrowded ERs.
Schools breathe, class sizes finally return to something sane.
Insurance bills drop instead of climbing every year.
Young families can actually buy homes.
Grocery prices level out because the welfare load
crushing the system anymore.
DMV lines move, Traffic lightens.
Neighborhoods calm down.
Crime stats shift in the right direction for the first time in decades.
Organ transplant lists move faster.
Teenagers get the jobs they used to get before cheap
illegal labor replaced them.
Trade programs fill with American kids who can actually earn a living again.
And people start having families because the cost living isn't strangling them.
You remove the illegal burden, and the country snaggs back into shape almost overnight.
Ugly wind out there today. One day of this per month is how we store all that snow in the tree rows. It’s a good system.
A short stop at Dani’s Place. Gackle, ND nice bar. Good beer. #gacklend
I am a father of three daughters. Melissa was awesome when she came to ND and spoke to the NDBA. As the father of 3 daughters have killed a deer with a bow, melissa_bachman is doing good work! She was a great influence !
Are you doing what it takes to reach your dreams?
Join me for full on truth logic and commonsense with @melissa_bachman on my @realamvoice Spirit Campfire! Go to: americasvoice.news/playlists…
#truth #logic #commonsense
From both of us, we wish you a Merry Christmas. We both will commit to do our best to help the American people and especially the farmers. Our great farmers. We love our farmers. They are the best aren’t they? Yes. We love them.
Another root of our problems:
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reveals that BlackRock is quietly acquiring control of the meat and pharmaceutical markets.
“BlackRock owns all the meat packers. There's only 4 meat packers in this country. BlackRock owns them all. You can say to them, you need to do an antitrust suits against those meat packers. The meat packers are keeping the price of meat high and the price of cows low. So the farmer gets hurt, the consumers get hurt and they make the money 'cause they've got a monopoly.”
“BlackRock owns all the pharmaceutical companies and we can start regulating the pharmaceutical companies so that they behave less like a cartel.”
The crux of the problem:
"Ever wonder why... the school systems don't teach any real life skills anymore?"
"Because the moment a man becomes self-reliant, the system loses control."
"They don't want you to know how to survive without them. They want you dependent. They want you obedient. They want you to be reliant on the government. And so they teach kids how to comply, not how to think."
"Self-reliance is dangerous to the people who crave power, because once you can feed yourself, once you can defend yourself, once you can think for yourself, they can't control you anymore."
"That's why they vilify independence, because the system doesn't fear rebellion—it fears men who no longer need it."
"The strongest rebellion left in the world is a man who refuses to depend on a system that's trying to enslave him." 🎯
Nathan Neameyer retweeted
Homan, an actual catholic, slams the lavender bishops for wrongful interference in the illegaslity and sex trafficking.
THESE BISHOPS MUST RESIGN NOW.
As the @USCCB calls out ICE raids and Trump's immigration reform, Tom Homan fires back saying America has the right to enforce the law and defend it's borders.
Love this. There are damn few actual poor people in this country.
I’m so tired of hearing “Our grandparents could buy a house on one salary, but now we can’t even afford rent on two!”
Yeah, because Grandma wasn’t blowin’ half her paycheck on $12 iced coffee and avocado toast, that’s why!
Back then, if they wanted coffee, they made it at home. With grounds so strong it could remove rust. You didn’t drink it… you survived it.
And Grandma wasn’t out there “brunchin’.” You think she had time for brunch? No! She was at home, cooking something called whatever’s left in the house.
And don’t even bring up Uber Eats.
These people today are crying about money while living in a 4-bedroom house with two SUVs, six streaming services, and matching sleeve tattoos. You think Grandpa had a tattoo? Yeah it said “Korea, 1951.” And it came with nightmares, not realitic shading.
Oh, don’t even get me started on the kids. “We can’t make ends meet, but Brayden needs the new iPhone!” No, he doesn’t! You’re giving an $1100 phone to a kid who still eats glue and boogers.
When we were kids, the family phone hung on the wall. It had a cord long enough to jump rope with, and if you wanted privacy, you had to go stand in the pantry. And somehow, we survived.
And the TV? There was one. One.
It was in the living room, and Dad controlled it. If he wanted to watch bowling, guess what? You liked bowling.
Now every room’s got a 65-inch screen, the baby’s got an iPad, and you’re sitting there wondering why you can’t afford rent.
Because you’re living like rappers, that’s why!
Grandpa wasn’t out here leasing Teslas and buying $12 smoothies called “Detox Sunrise.” He was driving a truck that sounded like thunder and smelled like oil and cigarettes.
They lived within their means. Whatever Grandpa’s paycheck bought, that’s what they had. They didn’t try to keep up with the Joneses. They were just trying to keep the fed and a roof over their heads.
So yeah, Grandpa could buy a house on one salary. But he also didn’t have 47 subscriptions and emotional-support crystals. He had one support system, Grandma, who told him to suck it up and mow the yard.
Now folks are broke, tired, and stressed… and it’s not because of inflation… it’s because y’all keep ordering tacos from DoorDash like you’re royalty.
Wake up and smell the truth!!
Big truth. Read this thread. It should be taught in schools. Deregulate is the theme here.
Sorry … but I didn’t sacrifice several years of my life trying to solve the meat processing and distribution racket to just say “just go to the store”
The point here and I really don’t care if you take offense to this.
We celebrate gambling, market to obese people, drinking is socially acceptable, there are 20 dispensaries lined down the road, ozempic literally eats your muscles, we forced people to be jabbed with unknown side effects during covid, we push script after script on TV, the list goes on and on of tyrannical bullshit
And … you can’t go to a farm and actually purchase real. Wholesome. Food. From a farmer accepting the risk involved.

























