kaitrees @NftTrees

@KenCaptn20114 It was Dr. Tom Shimabukuro at the CDC who was responsible for hiding the myocarditis data. VA employee emailed him about the dangers May 2021. Her email was obtained via FOIA by @EpochTimes.

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Galacton @Galacton2

a week ago

@Megalithic12000 Angkor: Asia's ancient 'Hydraulic City "Angkor's hydraulic system is so unique because of its scale," bbc.com/travel/article… The Hidden Water System That Powered Angkor Wat youtube.com/watch?v=WGcsKN…

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Lara Logan @laralogan

a week ago

Is Texas Children’s Hospital going to kill this child as retribution because they are angry at AG Ken Paxton for successfully blocking them from doing trans surgeries on children? This tiny little girl has shown some signs of recovery nearly drowning on Memorial Day and multiple doctors agree the hospital needs to give her time for the swelling on her brain stem to go down - but the Hospital is pushing to do a brain function test and wants the family to donate her organs. Debra Sukin is the President & CEO. She will not let this child be transferred to another hospital - she is blocking the parents from fighting for the life of their little girl and violating their religious belief in the sanctity of life. The parents got a temporary restraint order against the hospital to give jen time & a radical Progressive judge blocked it & gave the hospital the right to do the brain function test now before she has had time to heal. There are TWO other Texas hospitals in the area standing by ready to take this child. How can anyone let Texas Children’s murder this little girl? Please share, please raise your voices, please do anything you can. #releaseannelise

Attorney General Ken Paxton @KenPaxtonTX

a week ago

Annelise Camp is fighting for her life and deserves a medical team that will fight just as hard. I'm calling on Texas Children’s to prioritize the treatment her family is seeking or allow adequate time to transfer her to a hospital that will. Will Memorial Hermann do the right

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Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature

a week ago

Not the kind of thing I usually post, but I spent yesterday with five other volunteers laying an ass whooping on an invasive Chinese wisteria that was strangling a willow oak to death. Chinese wisteria is one of the most destructive invasive plants in the southeastern US. It climbs 70 feet up native trees, develops trunks up to 15 inches in diameter, and slowly strangles its host. The tree we worked on is a willow oak, a native species. A single oak supports over 500 species of caterpillars, more than any other native plant genus in North America. Lose the oak and you lose the caterpillars. Lose the caterpillars and there's nothing to feed baby birds. A note on what you're looking at in the photos: The vines high in the canopy weren't removable, so we cut every vine at the base, treated the cut stumps to prevent regrowth, and left the upper vines to die in place. The vines were cut high enough to prevent new vines from grabbing on. Over the next year or two, the dead vines will dry out and the tree should slowly free itself as the brittle vines break off in storms. Arborists will tell you that a tree this far gone doesn't always make it. We tried to give it a chance.