We engineered corn to make bug stomachs explode. And then… we fed it to people.

Source: https://x.com/CMDRVALTHOR/status/1986428151430283465
Published: 2025-11-07
Author: Horse
Post Date: 2025-11-07 20:51:43 by Horse
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We engineered corn to make bug stomachs explode. And then… we fed it to people. BT corn is genetically modified to produce a built-in pesticide. When insects eat it, it punches holes in their gut lining. Now take a wild guess what’s exploding in humans? Leaky. Gut. Syndrome. Your bloat, brain fog, food sensitivities? Yeah, start there.

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Supreme Court Stuns Liberals In Landmark Case

A recent hearing at the U.S. Supreme Court may soon redefine how federal anti-discrimination laws apply to members of majority groups, with significant implications for ongoing debates surrounding diversity and equity initiatives in the workplace. The case of Ames, Ohio Department of Youth Services centers on a white, and heterosexual woman who alleged that she was demoted and passed over for promotion in favor of less qualified individuals who identified as LGBT. The plaintiff, Ames, argued that this constituted discrimination based on sex and sexual orientation, leading her to pursue legal action under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

https://boveed.info/supreme-court-stuns-liberals-in-landmark-case/

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Think for yourself: who are you not allowed to criticize in America?

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Plea for Elon Musk to rescue three astronauts stranded in space after 'unknown object' damaged their ship
Senior Colonel Chen Dong and crew members Colonel Chen Zhongrui and Colonel Wang Jie launched to China's Tiangong space station in April and were set to return home on November 5. But officials revealed this week that their spacecraft may have sustained damage while docked in orbit for the past six months. Chinese officials are unsure what struck the vessel, but the damage is believed to have been caused by space debris, which is basically junk floating around the Earth from older space missions and rocket launches. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-15266339/Elon-Musk-rescue-chinese-astronauts-stranded-space.html









                















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See all those blank lines. I kept pressing the enter key to get to the next line but was not allowed to advance so I cut it short.

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