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🚨 ANCIENT AFGHAN PLATE STATIC TECH DROPPED 🔥 We’ve shown classic Afghan dry sift before… but this one hits different. Watch them work the plate static method — the original electrostatic separation born in the Hindu Kush. 🏔️ 🍽️ No fancy machines, no solvents. Just chilled landrace material, fine...

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Фото профиля FastEddie
FastEddie7 месяцев назад

I had the pleasure of smoking lots of that when I worked in Afghanistan.

Фото профиля Landrace Bureau
Landrace Bureau7 месяцев назад

Tell us more what kind for work how long you stay ? What was it like where ?

Фото профиля FastEddie
FastEddie7 месяцев назад

I worked on a military base in ‘08-‘11. Had been there about 2 months and we had Afghan laborers working for us. I casually asked one of them if he had any hash. He said no but he could bring me some in two days. He brought me a block about the size of an iPhone. I asked how much

Фото профиля FastEddie
FastEddie7 месяцев назад

He said 20$ American. Then I had to figure out how to smoke it without folks finding out. All I could do was crumble it and mix it in with a Black n Mild cigar. I smoked a few pieces in my CHU off of a safety pin. Amazing head and body high.

Фото профиля Landrace Bureau
Landrace Bureau7 месяцев назад

Very nice

Фото профиля FastEddie
FastEddie7 месяцев назад

When I went to Amsterdam I tried every type of hash that they had available, Lebanese, Turkish, Moroccan and they didn’t even come close to what I was getting in Afghanistan.

Фото профиля Rafał Kalinowski
Rafał Kalinowski7 месяцев назад

Its criminal that this is still illegal

Фото профиля hyp3rlynx
hyp3rlynx7 месяцев назад

Stupid question but is cannabis legal in Afghanistan??

Фото профиля Landrace Bureau
Landrace Bureau7 месяцев назад

Pretty sure it’s the national herb 🌿

Фото профиля hyp3rlynx
hyp3rlynx7 месяцев назад

Nice I didn't know they were 420 friendly

Фото профиля Landrace Bureau
Landrace Bureau7 месяцев назад

They grow tons of plants and make tons of hashish and export it all over the world

Фото профиля Ravi miyagy Dr en connerie
Ravi miyagy Dr en connerie7 месяцев назад

Always interesting your tweets

Фото профиля Landrace Bureau
Landrace Bureau7 месяцев назад

@shhankaravi Thank you for the kind words

Фото профиля Ravi miyagy Dr en connerie
Ravi miyagy Dr en connerie7 месяцев назад

No problème its real :)

Фото профиля banjod
banjod7 месяцев назад

Sam the Skunkman wrote about the electrostatic technique in 1979 ;)

Фото профиля Adam Martinez
Adam Martinez7 месяцев назад

🔥

Фото профиля SocraticTrip
SocraticTrip7 месяцев назад

🤯

Фото профиля T_Dub
T_Dub7 месяцев назад

@joanieblondell

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AMNOS ΩΜΕΓΑ7 месяцев назад

Me pretending not to notice the chaos😂

Фото профиля anonymia
anonymia7 месяцев назад

Interesting! In Amsterdam we had lots of Afghan hash but it was never heads only so not sure what this is about 🤔

Фото профиля Landrace Bureau
Landrace Bureau7 месяцев назад

It wasn’t good quality ? Where in Amsterdam did you go ?

Фото профиля anonymia
anonymia7 месяцев назад

I said it wasn't heads only? Are you translating or something?

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🏔️ Deep in the Himalayas of India’s Parvati Valley lies Malana — an ancient, isolated village famous for one of the world’s oldest cannabis traditions: hand-rubbed charas. 🌿✋ The art of handrubbing requires the artist to have the knowledge of the plant. The quality of flowers has to be kept in mind and when to harvest them in order get the cleanest, best quality of resin. ૐ𝚿 The video above depicts handrubbing for a medium quality handrubbed product that will fetch a good price but won't be super labour intensive. This kind of handrubbing is mostly seen towards the end of the harvest season when plants start to dry up and have a lot of dried plant material on them. 𓉸𓆗𓊞༂𓄀𓃓 Hand-rubbing is one of the earliest known ways to extract cannabis resin. Growers gently rub fresh, living flowering buds between their palms under the mountain sun. The resin sticks to the skin, building up into a dark, sticky layer that’s scraped off and rolled into potent balls. It’s pure artisan craft — no machines, just hands and patience. 🔱 Local legends say Lord Shiva himself brought ganja seeds to the region, residing in the valleys and enjoying the chillum. Charas is tied to devotion — offered to deities like Jamlu Devta. 📿🕉🪘𓆗 On cleanliness: Hand-rubbed charas is cherished for its natural purity — collected directly from fresh plants with minimal processing. The hand oils & skin contact? It’s part of the traditional art, adding to the personal touch. Many see it as adding authentic character rather than impurity. Respect to the hands that craft it! 🙏 Malana’s charas remains a symbol of ancient Himalayan wisdom in a changing world. A reminder of how nature, tradition, and human skill create something truly special. Ever trekked to Parvati Valley? What’s your take on this legendary craft? Drop thoughts below! 🌄🍃 #MalanaCharas #HimalayanHeritage #Charas #CannabisCulture #IndiaHimalayas #AncientTraditions
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🏔️ Deep in the Himalayas of India’s Parvati Valley lies Malana — an ancient, isolated village famous for one of the world’s oldest cannabis traditions: hand-rubbed charas. 🌿✋ The art of handrubbing requires the artist to have the knowledge of the plant. The quality of flowers has to be kept in mind and when to harvest them in order get the cleanest, best quality of resin. ૐ𝚿 The video above depicts handrubbing for a medium quality handrubbed product that will fetch a good price but won't be super labour intensive. This kind of handrubbing is mostly seen towards the end of the harvest season when plants start to dry up and have a lot of dried plant material on them. 𓉸𓆗𓊞༂𓄀𓃓 Hand-rubbing is one of the earliest known ways to extract cannabis resin. Growers gently rub fresh, living flowering buds between their palms under the mountain sun. The resin sticks to the skin, building up into a dark, sticky layer that’s scraped off and rolled into potent balls. It’s pure artisan craft — no machines, just hands and patience. 🔱 Local legends say Lord Shiva himself brought ganja seeds to the region, residing in the valleys and enjoying the chillum. Charas is tied to devotion — offered to deities like Jamlu Devta. 📿🕉🪘𓆗 On cleanliness: Hand-rubbed charas is cherished for its natural purity — collected directly from fresh plants with minimal processing. The hand oils & skin contact? It’s part of the traditional art, adding to the personal touch. Many see it as adding authentic character rather than impurity. Respect to the hands that craft it! 🙏 Malana’s charas remains a symbol of ancient Himalayan wisdom in a changing world. A reminder of how nature, tradition, and human skill create something truly special. Ever trekked to Parvati Valley? What’s your take on this legendary craft? Drop thoughts below! 🌄🍃 #MalanaCharas #HimalayanHeritage #Charas #CannabisCulture #IndiaHimalayas #AncientTraditions

Łаηdrąćę Вureaմ

69,137 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

🚨 This message is for Donald J. Trump from a Farmer Who Voted For You. MUST WATCH! 🔥🔥🔥 We had your back. Through the smears, the witch hunts, the stolen election—we rode for you. Boat parades. Truck convoys. We turned out because you promised to drain the swamp. But now you're sitting on the Epstein client list… and staying silent? You don’t get to preach “law and order” while protecting the worst predators alive. You don’t get to wrap yourself in the flag and then bury justice just because it’s inconvenient or involves your party. You weren’t elected to protect elites. You were elected to expose them. And if this was about protecting Israel, or cutting backroom deals to pass a “big beautiful bill” — we don’t care. Because kids were hurt. Lives were destroyed. And we’re supposed to believe there’s no list? Get real. We know you weren’t like the rest of them on that plane. But if you’re not one of them — why protect them? We didn’t put you in office so you could shield the swamp. We put you there to burn it down. This ain’t about politics anymore. It’s about right and wrong. You can't stay quiet on Epstein SHARE THIS AND TAG EVERYONE IN THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION
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🚨 This message is for Donald J. Trump from a Farmer Who Voted For You. MUST WATCH! 🔥🔥🔥 We had your back. Through the smears, the witch hunts, the stolen election—we rode for you. Boat parades. Truck convoys. We turned out because you promised to drain the swamp. But now you're sitting on the Epstein client list… and staying silent? You don’t get to preach “law and order” while protecting the worst predators alive. You don’t get to wrap yourself in the flag and then bury justice just because it’s inconvenient or involves your party. You weren’t elected to protect elites. You were elected to expose them. And if this was about protecting Israel, or cutting backroom deals to pass a “big beautiful bill” — we don’t care. Because kids were hurt. Lives were destroyed. And we’re supposed to believe there’s no list? Get real. We know you weren’t like the rest of them on that plane. But if you’re not one of them — why protect them? We didn’t put you in office so you could shield the swamp. We put you there to burn it down. This ain’t about politics anymore. It’s about right and wrong. You can't stay quiet on Epstein SHARE THIS AND TAG EVERYONE IN THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION

Project Constitution

264,231 просмотров • 1 год назад

In a world obsessed with fancy avocado toasts, molecular gastronomy, and $18 matcha lattes… one man found true enlightenment in a plate of biscuits and gravy. Picture this: @harleythebrit — fresh off the plane (or RV life in Utah), cowboy hat on, still carrying the ghosts of lifelong beans on toast and sad soggy “biscuits” that are basically cookies — sits down at a classic American spot. He takes that first forkful. Fluffy, buttery biscuit soaking up rich, peppery sausage gravy. His eyes roll back. Pure Nirvana. Mouth full, he mutters something between a moan and a prayer: “Like no other.” 🇺🇸🇬🇧 This isn’t just breakfast. This is a cultural awakening. We Americans take biscuits and gravy for granted like oxygen. It’s the hangover cure, the diner staple, the grandma’s Sunday morning magic. But to an outsider like Harley? It’s revolutionary. Creamy, savory, soul-warming perfection from humble pantry staples. Nothing flashy. Just honest comfort that hits different when you’ve been deprived your whole life. Harley’s face says it all: This is what the ancestors fought for. “We won the war, huh?” In that gravy-drenched moment, he’s not just British anymore — he’s having a full-on religious experience with Southern soul food. The viral truth? The best things in life aren’t complicated. They’re the everyday staples we overlook… until someone like @harleythebrit reminds us how magical they really are. Next time you see biscuits and gravy on the menu, order it. Eat it slow. Channel your inner Harley. Nirvana is just a plate away. Who else had their soul ascend after their first real biscuits and gravy? Drop your stories below. 👇 (And if you’re British… book the ticket. Your taste buds deserve this.) #BiscuitsAndGravy #BritInAmerica #FoodEpiphany #SimpleJoys #AmericanBreakfast #NirvanaInGravy #harleythebrit
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In a world obsessed with fancy avocado toasts, molecular gastronomy, and $18 matcha lattes… one man found true enlightenment in a plate of biscuits and gravy. Picture this: @harleythebrit — fresh off the plane (or RV life in Utah), cowboy hat on, still carrying the ghosts of lifelong beans on toast and sad soggy “biscuits” that are basically cookies — sits down at a classic American spot. He takes that first forkful. Fluffy, buttery biscuit soaking up rich, peppery sausage gravy. His eyes roll back. Pure Nirvana. Mouth full, he mutters something between a moan and a prayer: “Like no other.” 🇺🇸🇬🇧 This isn’t just breakfast. This is a cultural awakening. We Americans take biscuits and gravy for granted like oxygen. It’s the hangover cure, the diner staple, the grandma’s Sunday morning magic. But to an outsider like Harley? It’s revolutionary. Creamy, savory, soul-warming perfection from humble pantry staples. Nothing flashy. Just honest comfort that hits different when you’ve been deprived your whole life. Harley’s face says it all: This is what the ancestors fought for. “We won the war, huh?” In that gravy-drenched moment, he’s not just British anymore — he’s having a full-on religious experience with Southern soul food. The viral truth? The best things in life aren’t complicated. They’re the everyday staples we overlook… until someone like @harleythebrit reminds us how magical they really are. Next time you see biscuits and gravy on the menu, order it. Eat it slow. Channel your inner Harley. Nirvana is just a plate away. Who else had their soul ascend after their first real biscuits and gravy? Drop your stories below. 👇 (And if you’re British… book the ticket. Your taste buds deserve this.) #BiscuitsAndGravy #BritInAmerica #FoodEpiphany #SimpleJoys #AmericanBreakfast #NirvanaInGravy #harleythebrit

GENO ™️

69,140 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Check this out 🧠💭 I’m not saying, “hey! let’s just use AI for the commentary…” and I’m not even sure how/if that would work. BUT 🚨 with commentary being as bad as it is, I can’t be the only one who sometimes prefers to play with commentary turned off, right? So now imagine a presentation package tailored to that — I’m thinking like the no-commentary Skycam coverage we’ve seen in real life. The focus then would be on more authentic stadium/field sounds - and beefing that up. Think about it this way -> that’s how people in the stadium experience games. Then they replay the broadcast at home or watch highlights and hear the best calls of the day. THAT’S 🎯 where I think this AI commentary can come into play.., you’ve already made the plays and fought it out on the field. Now soak in the moment by hearing calls like this 👇 No more awkward live commentary in-game. This way the ai already has the stats and context, so now you just get to put it in broadcast view, sit back and rewind. You get to watch what the viewers saw on screen when you were on the field. And it finally sounds like a natural, believable, and dramatic “live broadcast” call. This is just the start…
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Check this out 🧠💭 I’m not saying, “hey! let’s just use AI for the commentary…” and I’m not even sure how/if that would work. BUT 🚨 with commentary being as bad as it is, I can’t be the only one who sometimes prefers to play with commentary turned off, right? So now imagine a presentation package tailored to that — I’m thinking like the no-commentary Skycam coverage we’ve seen in real life. The focus then would be on more authentic stadium/field sounds - and beefing that up. Think about it this way -> that’s how people in the stadium experience games. Then they replay the broadcast at home or watch highlights and hear the best calls of the day. THAT’S 🎯 where I think this AI commentary can come into play.., you’ve already made the plays and fought it out on the field. Now soak in the moment by hearing calls like this 👇 No more awkward live commentary in-game. This way the ai already has the stats and context, so now you just get to put it in broadcast view, sit back and rewind. You get to watch what the viewers saw on screen when you were on the field. And it finally sounds like a natural, believable, and dramatic “live broadcast” call. This is just the start…

PAC

32,144 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

When a place like Lexington loses a plant, folks talk about “3,200 jobs gone.” But that doesn’t even begin to cover it. If you’ve ever lived in a small ag town, you know exactly what it means: It’s not just the plant. It’s the truckers, the feed guys, the vets, the school, the diner, the whole rhythm of the place. All tied to cattle. All tied to that plant. And now it’s just… gone. The thing is, none of this is surprising. Tyson saw the herd shrinking same as we did. National inventory’s at a 70-some-year low. Everybody saw it coming. But they didn’t pivot. They didn’t help fix it. They just pulled the plug and moved on. And now everyone’s scrambling to figure out where the cattle go, how far the trucks have to drive, how many drivers we’re short, whether the other plants can even keep up. That’s not a supply chain — that’s a house of cards. This is why we started going direct. Why we stopped waiting. Why we built it small and regional and local. Because this kind of thing? We knew it was coming. And to the folks in Lexington — I know what it feels like. We’ve seen it up here in North Idaho too. One decision in a boardroom states away and your whole town gets hollowed out. Tyson’s not coming back to save anybody. Neither are the other three. So don’t wait for a fix. Don’t wait for permission. Start building now. That’s what my family did. That’s what we’re still doing. Save Beef. Save Local Communities.
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When a place like Lexington loses a plant, folks talk about “3,200 jobs gone.” But that doesn’t even begin to cover it. If you’ve ever lived in a small ag town, you know exactly what it means: It’s not just the plant. It’s the truckers, the feed guys, the vets, the school, the diner, the whole rhythm of the place. All tied to cattle. All tied to that plant. And now it’s just… gone. The thing is, none of this is surprising. Tyson saw the herd shrinking same as we did. National inventory’s at a 70-some-year low. Everybody saw it coming. But they didn’t pivot. They didn’t help fix it. They just pulled the plug and moved on. And now everyone’s scrambling to figure out where the cattle go, how far the trucks have to drive, how many drivers we’re short, whether the other plants can even keep up. That’s not a supply chain — that’s a house of cards. This is why we started going direct. Why we stopped waiting. Why we built it small and regional and local. Because this kind of thing? We knew it was coming. And to the folks in Lexington — I know what it feels like. We’ve seen it up here in North Idaho too. One decision in a boardroom states away and your whole town gets hollowed out. Tyson’s not coming back to save anybody. Neither are the other three. So don’t wait for a fix. Don’t wait for permission. Start building now. That’s what my family did. That’s what we’re still doing. Save Beef. Save Local Communities.

Acme Acres

31,233 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Prof. Tim Spector made sourdough sound almost too straightforward on the ZOE podcast. You keep a bit of starter in the fridge like your grandmother probably did, feed it some flour and water, let the microbes do all the heavy lifting overnight, and the next day you’ve got fresh bread. Five minutes of actual work. No fancy equipment, no complicated chemistry — just the same living process people used for centuries before 1963 turned bread into something wrapped in plastic. What really hit me was the health angle: an Italian study found that some people with celiac disease who couldn’t tolerate normal bread could actually eat the sourdough version because the fermentation changes how the gluten is presented. Still gluten, but gentler on the body. It’s wild how something so ancient feels revolutionary now. In a world of ultra-processed everything, this is one small, doable way to take back a bit of real food — and it might even help people who thought bread was off-limits forever. I’ve been thinking about how many “complicated” healthy habits are actually this simple once you strip away the marketing. Makes me want to dust off a starter jar this weekend. Anyone else tried keeping a sourdough starter going, or is it still on your “one day” list?
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Prof. Tim Spector made sourdough sound almost too straightforward on the ZOE podcast. You keep a bit of starter in the fridge like your grandmother probably did, feed it some flour and water, let the microbes do all the heavy lifting overnight, and the next day you’ve got fresh bread. Five minutes of actual work. No fancy equipment, no complicated chemistry — just the same living process people used for centuries before 1963 turned bread into something wrapped in plastic. What really hit me was the health angle: an Italian study found that some people with celiac disease who couldn’t tolerate normal bread could actually eat the sourdough version because the fermentation changes how the gluten is presented. Still gluten, but gentler on the body. It’s wild how something so ancient feels revolutionary now. In a world of ultra-processed everything, this is one small, doable way to take back a bit of real food — and it might even help people who thought bread was off-limits forever. I’ve been thinking about how many “complicated” healthy habits are actually this simple once you strip away the marketing. Makes me want to dust off a starter jar this weekend. Anyone else tried keeping a sourdough starter going, or is it still on your “one day” list?

Camus

24,600 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Last summer I found myself sitting in a room in Switzerland surrounded by world leaders from completely different industries, all talking about the future of our planet. A very different environment to what I was used to! I was invited onto to a channel to give my take on leadership with my best mate and brother Jay. We talked about leadership and what it meant to us both. I always used to think leaders were born but it’s far from the truth…. They are made. My biggest realisation was that we talk a lot about leadership like it’s confidence and certainty. Like leaders always know what to do. The truth is they don’t… and that’s ok. But good leaders will go seek out better answers and grow. While poor leaders will leave it to someone else to do or turn a blind eye. The day made me realise most of my growth has come from failing. I try to lead with my best intentions, but upon reflection or feedback, I realise there was a better way to do it and then next time…. I lead better and the process repeats! And that day forced me to look at myself properly. As for me, leadership isn’t a title, or being a CEO or having an armband. It’s influence. And that’s the scary part, because everyone has it. Even my two young kids. Every morning before school I tell them the same thing: Be the sunshine in the room ☀️ Because whether we like it or not, we’re leading every single day. In the changing room. At home. In how we speak. In how we react when things don’t go our way. We’re either having a positive impact or a negative one. And that choice sits with us. For the Full interview, hit the link👇
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Last summer I found myself sitting in a room in Switzerland surrounded by world leaders from completely different industries, all talking about the future of our planet. A very different environment to what I was used to! I was invited onto to a channel to give my take on leadership with my best mate and brother Jay. We talked about leadership and what it meant to us both. I always used to think leaders were born but it’s far from the truth…. They are made. My biggest realisation was that we talk a lot about leadership like it’s confidence and certainty. Like leaders always know what to do. The truth is they don’t… and that’s ok. But good leaders will go seek out better answers and grow. While poor leaders will leave it to someone else to do or turn a blind eye. The day made me realise most of my growth has come from failing. I try to lead with my best intentions, but upon reflection or feedback, I realise there was a better way to do it and then next time…. I lead better and the process repeats! And that day forced me to look at myself properly. As for me, leadership isn’t a title, or being a CEO or having an armband. It’s influence. And that’s the scary part, because everyone has it. Even my two young kids. Every morning before school I tell them the same thing: Be the sunshine in the room ☀️ Because whether we like it or not, we’re leading every single day. In the changing room. At home. In how we speak. In how we react when things don’t go our way. We’re either having a positive impact or a negative one. And that choice sits with us. For the Full interview, hit the link👇

Luke O'Nien

101,829 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

This Georgia mom is saying exactly what’s happening in public schools in Gwinnett County right now — and too many parents are still pretending it isn’t. Public school teachers showing up in full face coverings where students can’t see their expressions. Official district policies handing out Ramadan takeaway meals and prayer accommodations. But try bringing a Bible or talking about faith the same way, and suddenly it’s a problem. A lot of families have stepped back from the dinner table, church, and teaching their kids strong values. They’re handing them phones and cash apps instead. Other groups see the vacuum and move in — on campuses, in schools, and directly with the youth. We’ve already watched neighborhoods and cities change fast in places like Dearborn. Gwinnett is now the center of the Southeast’s growing Muslim population, and the same pattern is playing out here. She’s right. This isn’t random. It’s patient, deliberate, and it moves while too many of us stay quiet or distracted. Charlie Kirk was one of the loudest voices calling out the indoctrination and cultural shifts before they became impossible to ignore. That’s exactly why he became a target. Parents, the clock is ticking: • Show up to school board meetings • Demand real religious neutrality in public schools — no special rules for one group • Raise your own kids with conviction at home • Stop outsourcing their worldview to the culture In one generation the country they inherit could look nothing like the one we grew up in. Have you noticed these changes in your own community or schools?
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This Georgia mom is saying exactly what’s happening in public schools in Gwinnett County right now — and too many parents are still pretending it isn’t. Public school teachers showing up in full face coverings where students can’t see their expressions. Official district policies handing out Ramadan takeaway meals and prayer accommodations. But try bringing a Bible or talking about faith the same way, and suddenly it’s a problem. A lot of families have stepped back from the dinner table, church, and teaching their kids strong values. They’re handing them phones and cash apps instead. Other groups see the vacuum and move in — on campuses, in schools, and directly with the youth. We’ve already watched neighborhoods and cities change fast in places like Dearborn. Gwinnett is now the center of the Southeast’s growing Muslim population, and the same pattern is playing out here. She’s right. This isn’t random. It’s patient, deliberate, and it moves while too many of us stay quiet or distracted. Charlie Kirk was one of the loudest voices calling out the indoctrination and cultural shifts before they became impossible to ignore. That’s exactly why he became a target. Parents, the clock is ticking: • Show up to school board meetings • Demand real religious neutrality in public schools — no special rules for one group • Raise your own kids with conviction at home • Stop outsourcing their worldview to the culture In one generation the country they inherit could look nothing like the one we grew up in. Have you noticed these changes in your own community or schools?

DocumentingLibs

61,068 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Elon vs Trump - is just bread and circus Check out this incredible podcast! #341 - Jack Kruse: Bitcoin, Banking Elites, and the Fight for Sovereignty ☣️ Pleb Kruse = BTC foundationalist in exile 🟩🔆 In this episode, I sat down with Uncle Jack, and we went everywhere, history, tech, finance, politics, health. Nothing was off the table. We talked a lot about Bitcoin, not just as a currency, but as a form of personal sovereignty in a world where everything is being centralised and controlled. Jack sees Bitcoin as the only real antidote to the technocratic and banking elite who are shaping our future, or trying to. We explored the legacy of Meyer Lansky and the Rothschilds, the old school banking structures and their links to political manipulation and war. The idea that all of this is just happening randomly? No way. This is centuries of planning. We touched on the Fabian Society, British imperialism, even the creation of Israel, all part of a larger playbook of global control. Then we looked at Big Tech. Jack broke down how guys like Zuckerberg, Musk, and Dorsey are tangled up with intelligence agencies. The CIA leaning on Dorsey to sell Twitter. Cloud services being hijacked by security apparatuses. It’s not conspiracy, it’s documented history. We covered the Internet of Bodies, central bank digital currencies, and how the health system has become another tool for control, through jabs, lipid nanoparticles, and iatrogenic harm. Depopulation wasn’t off the table either. For both of us, the common thread was this, sovereignty. Financial, bodily, informational. Decentralisation isn’t just a tech thing, it’s a survival strategy. It’s a big conversation, unapologetically so. But if you want to understand how Bitcoin fits, according to Jack, into a much larger picture, and why we’re at a fork in the road, this one’s worth your time. To keep up with all my latest podcasts and writings, sign up for my free newsletter at If you'd like to support the show, you can subscribe to my paid Spotify channel or become a paid supporter on Substack. I also offer health consultations to help you navigate the centralised sick care system and take control of your health. You’ll find all the details on my website.
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Elon vs Trump - is just bread and circus Check out this incredible podcast! #341 - Jack Kruse: Bitcoin, Banking Elites, and the Fight for Sovereignty ☣️ Pleb Kruse = BTC foundationalist in exile 🟩🔆 In this episode, I sat down with Uncle Jack, and we went everywhere, history, tech, finance, politics, health. Nothing was off the table. We talked a lot about Bitcoin, not just as a currency, but as a form of personal sovereignty in a world where everything is being centralised and controlled. Jack sees Bitcoin as the only real antidote to the technocratic and banking elite who are shaping our future, or trying to. We explored the legacy of Meyer Lansky and the Rothschilds, the old school banking structures and their links to political manipulation and war. The idea that all of this is just happening randomly? No way. This is centuries of planning. We touched on the Fabian Society, British imperialism, even the creation of Israel, all part of a larger playbook of global control. Then we looked at Big Tech. Jack broke down how guys like Zuckerberg, Musk, and Dorsey are tangled up with intelligence agencies. The CIA leaning on Dorsey to sell Twitter. Cloud services being hijacked by security apparatuses. It’s not conspiracy, it’s documented history. We covered the Internet of Bodies, central bank digital currencies, and how the health system has become another tool for control, through jabs, lipid nanoparticles, and iatrogenic harm. Depopulation wasn’t off the table either. For both of us, the common thread was this, sovereignty. Financial, bodily, informational. Decentralisation isn’t just a tech thing, it’s a survival strategy. It’s a big conversation, unapologetically so. But if you want to understand how Bitcoin fits, according to Jack, into a much larger picture, and why we’re at a fork in the road, this one’s worth your time. To keep up with all my latest podcasts and writings, sign up for my free newsletter at If you'd like to support the show, you can subscribe to my paid Spotify channel or become a paid supporter on Substack. I also offer health consultations to help you navigate the centralised sick care system and take control of your health. You’ll find all the details on my website.

Doc Malik

62,695 просмотров • 1 год назад

On January 7, 1969, The Beatles got together at a barren cavernous studio in London. The deadline for their 12th studio album, Let It Be, was fast approaching. And in a matter of minutes, Paul McCartney improvises and creates one of The Beatles all-time classic songs, Get Back: This is one of the greatest “fly on the wall” glimpses of the creative process I've seen. Takeaway 1: In the clip, we see Paul McCartney’s creativity steadily increase. There’s a scientific explanation for this. Dr. Andrew Huberman talks about how the brain circuits involved in creativity take time to turn on. In fact, brain circuits related to stress and agitation turn on first. I've heard him use 3 analogies to explain this. 1) It’s like swimming in the ocean—you have to wade through some seaweed and other muck to get to the clear water. 2) It’s like trying to lift your max on the bench press—it takes time to work up to that weight. 3) It’s like your best creative work is on the other side of a door at the top of a staircase—it takes time and effort to get up the stairs and through that door. In other words, Dr. Huberman says, you become more creative the more you create. Takeaway 2: In many interviews, I’ve heard McCartney talk about his songwriting process and how The Beatles used time as a filter for what songs made it onto an album. When The Beatles were starting out, McCartney explains, “there was no recording devices…There was no such thing as cassettes or anything to put the idea down on, so you just had to remember.” He said they began to realize this was actually a good thing. “We said, ‘if we forget it tomorrow, it’s no good.’ How can we expect the public to remember it if we can’t, and we only wrote it yesterday? So we realized that we were writing songs that were memorable not because we wanted them to be memorable, but because we had to remember them.” - - - Similar to the way, in the clip, McCartney sort of mumbles and blurts out words and sounds, and then eventually, “Get Back” emerges, John Legend says: “Most of my songs start with a ‘mumble track.’ It’s just me humming and mumbling nonsense. And then the mumbles start to suggest different tones and rhythms, and then eventually, the lyrics emerge.” Follow Billy Oppenheimer for more content like this!
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On January 7, 1969, The Beatles got together at a barren cavernous studio in London. The deadline for their 12th studio album, Let It Be, was fast approaching. And in a matter of minutes, Paul McCartney improvises and creates one of The Beatles all-time classic songs, Get Back: This is one of the greatest “fly on the wall” glimpses of the creative process I've seen. Takeaway 1: In the clip, we see Paul McCartney’s creativity steadily increase. There’s a scientific explanation for this. Dr. Andrew Huberman talks about how the brain circuits involved in creativity take time to turn on. In fact, brain circuits related to stress and agitation turn on first. I've heard him use 3 analogies to explain this. 1) It’s like swimming in the ocean—you have to wade through some seaweed and other muck to get to the clear water. 2) It’s like trying to lift your max on the bench press—it takes time to work up to that weight. 3) It’s like your best creative work is on the other side of a door at the top of a staircase—it takes time and effort to get up the stairs and through that door. In other words, Dr. Huberman says, you become more creative the more you create. Takeaway 2: In many interviews, I’ve heard McCartney talk about his songwriting process and how The Beatles used time as a filter for what songs made it onto an album. When The Beatles were starting out, McCartney explains, “there was no recording devices…There was no such thing as cassettes or anything to put the idea down on, so you just had to remember.” He said they began to realize this was actually a good thing. “We said, ‘if we forget it tomorrow, it’s no good.’ How can we expect the public to remember it if we can’t, and we only wrote it yesterday? So we realized that we were writing songs that were memorable not because we wanted them to be memorable, but because we had to remember them.” - - - Similar to the way, in the clip, McCartney sort of mumbles and blurts out words and sounds, and then eventually, “Get Back” emerges, John Legend says: “Most of my songs start with a ‘mumble track.’ It’s just me humming and mumbling nonsense. And then the mumbles start to suggest different tones and rhythms, and then eventually, the lyrics emerge.” Follow Billy Oppenheimer for more content like this!

Billy Oppenheimer

916,655 просмотров • 3 лет назад

I’ve never been the super patriotic type, but this World Cup has done something weird to me... Watching the U.S. play on home soil while stadiums packed with people from every background and every country got to experience America firsthand did something to me. The roar of the crowds, the sheer size of everything, the food, the chaos, and the pride all hit different when you see the world reacting to it. It felt like people were finally getting a real taste of what this country is like, and for once, they seemed to like what they saw. That hit me in a way I wasn’t ready for! I felt genuinely proud to be an American, and not in some cheesy flag-waving way, but in a “damn, this place is kind of ridiculous and I love it” kind of way. It got me thinking about all the over-the-top, larger-than-life things we have here that most of the world just doesn’t. So here’s my list of American things that blow other countries’ minds: 🇺🇸Texas BBQ. Not whatever sad little grilled meats other countries call barbecue. I’m talking about actual Texas brisket that’s been smoking for 12 hours and somehow tastes like it was blessed by angels. The rest of the world has no idea what they’re missing. 🇺🇸Real cowboys. Not the movie kind. Actual working cowboys who still exist, rope cattle, and look at you like you’re soft if you complain about the heat. We still have a whole profession that belongs in a Western, and we somehow treat it like it’s normal. 🇺🇸Everything is just bigger. Our trucks are bigger. Our portions are bigger. Our personalities are bigger. Even our problems are bigger. We don’t do subtle in this country, baby!! 🇺🇸You can drive for 10 hours and still be in the same country but in a completely different world. One day you’re in the desert, the next you’re in the mountains, and the day after that you’re at the beach. Most countries can’t even offer that in a week. 🇺🇸State fairs. Where deep-frying butter is considered a normal food option and nobody questions your life choices. We turned “let’s see how much we can fry” into a competitive sport. 🇺🇸National Parks that feel like another planet. Places so massive they have their own weather, their own ecosystems, and could probably be their own countries. We just call them “parks” like it’s no big deal. Grizzlies? We got 'em! Manatees? We got those too! Gators? You betcha! 🇺🇸And then there’s the small detail that we have the most powerful military in the world, and most of us treat it like it’s just another thing on the list of American normal. We’ll lose our minds arguing about whether the Cowboys are good this year or if gas is too expensive, all while casually having the ability to project force anywhere on the planet before most countries can even finish their morning coffee. It’s the kind of thing you don’t really appreciate until you realize how many nations would consider that level of military dominance their entire national personality. This World Cup made me realize I’ve been taking a lot of this for granted. We’ve got our issues, sure. But we also have Texas brisket, real cowboys, and the ability to drive across multiple climates without ever showing a passport. That’s pretty cool when you think about it! I'm an American, and I'm damn proud and grateful to be one!
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I’ve never been the super patriotic type, but this World Cup has done something weird to me... Watching the U.S. play on home soil while stadiums packed with people from every background and every country got to experience America firsthand did something to me. The roar of the crowds, the sheer size of everything, the food, the chaos, and the pride all hit different when you see the world reacting to it. It felt like people were finally getting a real taste of what this country is like, and for once, they seemed to like what they saw. That hit me in a way I wasn’t ready for! I felt genuinely proud to be an American, and not in some cheesy flag-waving way, but in a “damn, this place is kind of ridiculous and I love it” kind of way. It got me thinking about all the over-the-top, larger-than-life things we have here that most of the world just doesn’t. So here’s my list of American things that blow other countries’ minds: 🇺🇸Texas BBQ. Not whatever sad little grilled meats other countries call barbecue. I’m talking about actual Texas brisket that’s been smoking for 12 hours and somehow tastes like it was blessed by angels. The rest of the world has no idea what they’re missing. 🇺🇸Real cowboys. Not the movie kind. Actual working cowboys who still exist, rope cattle, and look at you like you’re soft if you complain about the heat. We still have a whole profession that belongs in a Western, and we somehow treat it like it’s normal. 🇺🇸Everything is just bigger. Our trucks are bigger. Our portions are bigger. Our personalities are bigger. Even our problems are bigger. We don’t do subtle in this country, baby!! 🇺🇸You can drive for 10 hours and still be in the same country but in a completely different world. One day you’re in the desert, the next you’re in the mountains, and the day after that you’re at the beach. Most countries can’t even offer that in a week. 🇺🇸State fairs. Where deep-frying butter is considered a normal food option and nobody questions your life choices. We turned “let’s see how much we can fry” into a competitive sport. 🇺🇸National Parks that feel like another planet. Places so massive they have their own weather, their own ecosystems, and could probably be their own countries. We just call them “parks” like it’s no big deal. Grizzlies? We got 'em! Manatees? We got those too! Gators? You betcha! 🇺🇸And then there’s the small detail that we have the most powerful military in the world, and most of us treat it like it’s just another thing on the list of American normal. We’ll lose our minds arguing about whether the Cowboys are good this year or if gas is too expensive, all while casually having the ability to project force anywhere on the planet before most countries can even finish their morning coffee. It’s the kind of thing you don’t really appreciate until you realize how many nations would consider that level of military dominance their entire national personality. This World Cup made me realize I’ve been taking a lot of this for granted. We’ve got our issues, sure. But we also have Texas brisket, real cowboys, and the ability to drive across multiple climates without ever showing a passport. That’s pretty cool when you think about it! I'm an American, and I'm damn proud and grateful to be one!

Lj Priest (Trader Jill)

70,241 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Jimmy speaking up about LOL tickets resale prices: “some prices just don’t make sense… even if you can afford it, maybe hold back a bit.” 🎫 💸 JIMMY AT HUAWEI SIAM PARAGON #HuaweiSiamParagonxJimmy #LOLFanFest2026 💬: What’s your next plan? 💜: The next plan is LOL. 💬: How’s that going? 💜: First of all, I’m happy for everyone who got a ticket. But I’d like to use this space to warn the fans: for those who didn't get one and are looking to buy resold tickets at prices that just... don't make sense... I mean, it’s your money, and if you're happy to pay, I won't stop you. But I personally feel that when the price becomes nonsensical, you really shouldn't pay. I want to look out for the fans on that. 💬: There were people who grabbed a ticket and jacked the price up to six figures! 💜: Honestly, I’m not happy about the prices climbing that high. I understand it’s a basic social mechanism, high demand and limited supply. Market forces work that way for everything, not just concerts. I used to be a "sneakerhead," and when limited shoes came out and prices doubled or tripled, I was willing to pay. But when the price is like... 🤨 [calculating] ...30 or 40 times the original? Even if you have the money, you should hit the brakes a bit. 💬: So you feel it’s just not worth it to pay six figures? 💜: Yes. Honestly, it is a huge event, but we also have Live Streaming available. And let’s be real, this won't be the last time you ever see us. I understand it’s a big deal and everyone wants to come support their favorite artists, but I think I can speak for all the LOL boys when I say: some things just aren't reasonable. I want fans to keep that in mind. 💬: Do you feel "down" or discouraged when fans comment saying they couldn't get a ticket at all? 💜: Personally, I don't feel down. Like I said, it’s supply and demand. There are fans who did manage to get them, and if I were sad, it wouldn't be fair to them. We should congratulate them! All of us in LOL will just focus on doing our absolute best to make the show worth the wait and worthy of this incredible response. 💬: What’s your take on how to handle people who resell at such inflated prices? 💜: 🙂‍↔️ I honestly don't know how to solve it. We’ve already been discussing this with friends and the management. We sit down and ask, "How do we deal with this?" Someone suggests one way, but it might disadvantage one group of people. Another suggestion might hurt another group. If anyone has a great solution, please share it! We’re listening. If it’s a good idea, we’ll improve things for the next event. If the executives see a comment with a viable method, I’d be very happy to hear it. 💬: So the LOL gang isn't just staying silent about this issue? 💜: I think the executives have seen this from the start. It’s not just GMMTV; every company selling concert tickets is trying to deal with this. It’s just that the perfect solution hasn't been found yet. 💬: How’s the preparation coming along? 💜: Right now, the behind-the-scenes team, choreographers, and show creators are starting to consult with the artists. We’re currently in the song selection phase. 💬: Are you guys pitching your own ideas? 💜: Yeah, there’s some of that. We’ve talked about wanting to do things a certain way this year. 💬: So it's all in the preparation stage? 💜: We’re still in the discussion phase with the team. 💬: Nothing set in stone yet for the performance? 💜: 😊 Yes. The exact show structure isn't crystal clear yet, but the theme is very distinct. It’s the racing theme, right? We're working on the show now.
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Jimmy speaking up about LOL tickets resale prices: “some prices just don’t make sense… even if you can afford it, maybe hold back a bit.” 🎫 💸 JIMMY AT HUAWEI SIAM PARAGON #HuaweiSiamParagonxJimmy #LOLFanFest2026 💬: What’s your next plan? 💜: The next plan is LOL. 💬: How’s that going? 💜: First of all, I’m happy for everyone who got a ticket. But I’d like to use this space to warn the fans: for those who didn't get one and are looking to buy resold tickets at prices that just... don't make sense... I mean, it’s your money, and if you're happy to pay, I won't stop you. But I personally feel that when the price becomes nonsensical, you really shouldn't pay. I want to look out for the fans on that. 💬: There were people who grabbed a ticket and jacked the price up to six figures! 💜: Honestly, I’m not happy about the prices climbing that high. I understand it’s a basic social mechanism, high demand and limited supply. Market forces work that way for everything, not just concerts. I used to be a "sneakerhead," and when limited shoes came out and prices doubled or tripled, I was willing to pay. But when the price is like... 🤨 [calculating] ...30 or 40 times the original? Even if you have the money, you should hit the brakes a bit. 💬: So you feel it’s just not worth it to pay six figures? 💜: Yes. Honestly, it is a huge event, but we also have Live Streaming available. And let’s be real, this won't be the last time you ever see us. I understand it’s a big deal and everyone wants to come support their favorite artists, but I think I can speak for all the LOL boys when I say: some things just aren't reasonable. I want fans to keep that in mind. 💬: Do you feel "down" or discouraged when fans comment saying they couldn't get a ticket at all? 💜: Personally, I don't feel down. Like I said, it’s supply and demand. There are fans who did manage to get them, and if I were sad, it wouldn't be fair to them. We should congratulate them! All of us in LOL will just focus on doing our absolute best to make the show worth the wait and worthy of this incredible response. 💬: What’s your take on how to handle people who resell at such inflated prices? 💜: 🙂‍↔️ I honestly don't know how to solve it. We’ve already been discussing this with friends and the management. We sit down and ask, "How do we deal with this?" Someone suggests one way, but it might disadvantage one group of people. Another suggestion might hurt another group. If anyone has a great solution, please share it! We’re listening. If it’s a good idea, we’ll improve things for the next event. If the executives see a comment with a viable method, I’d be very happy to hear it. 💬: So the LOL gang isn't just staying silent about this issue? 💜: I think the executives have seen this from the start. It’s not just GMMTV; every company selling concert tickets is trying to deal with this. It’s just that the perfect solution hasn't been found yet. 💬: How’s the preparation coming along? 💜: Right now, the behind-the-scenes team, choreographers, and show creators are starting to consult with the artists. We’re currently in the song selection phase. 💬: Are you guys pitching your own ideas? 💜: Yeah, there’s some of that. We’ve talked about wanting to do things a certain way this year. 💬: So it's all in the preparation stage? 💜: We’re still in the discussion phase with the team. 💬: Nothing set in stone yet for the performance? 💜: 😊 Yes. The exact show structure isn't crystal clear yet, but the theme is very distinct. It’s the racing theme, right? We're working on the show now.

Mhokstache ✨

71,485 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад