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I could watch videos like this on repeat for hours. Frank Wright tells of his experience in Guam in 1944: "'Banzai! Banzai! Marine, you die,' a shrill voice rang out among the explosions. Wright jumped immediately out of his foxhole, slipping against the wet earth. His heart became a pounding drum in his chest, but he wasn’t scared. Maybe he should have been, but he wasn’t. Relying on his training, Wright fired his rifle, killing one enemy after another. His eyes widened as he saw the sheer number of Japanese soldiers approaching. The wailing around him rose to a deafening volume. His world became a slaughterhouse. Just as another enemy charged towards him, Wright took a slow breath, the putrid smell of death and gunpowder burning his nostrils. He raised his weapon, aiming it at his opponent. And just as he squeezed the trigger… click. Out of ammunition. The soldier barreled into him, a blade piercing his stomach. They crashed to the ground. Grappling fiercely, Wright struggled until a nearby Marine shot the attacker. The soldier slumped onto Wright, pinning him down. In one swift motion, he reached for his Gung Ho knife and slit the rival’s throat, successfully ending the threat. He felt the blood of the soldier begin to seep through his own uniform."
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Children being held at an ICE detention center in Dilley, Texas, are “despondent and depressed,” Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, said after a visit there this week. Among the children he visited was Liam Ramos, a 5-year-old who was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents while returning to his Minneapolis-area home from school with his father. Ramos and his family entered the U.S. legally, Castro said. The case has drawn national attention, and Democrats are calling for the father and son to be released, as broader scrutiny has grown around the ICE facility in Dilley, where the pair is detained alongside other families. Detainees there say that the prison has inadequate medical care, food contaminated with worms and limited access to drinking water. “We saw the whole gamut, the whole spectrum of kids, a 9-year-old who was picked up in Austin who spent New Year's Eve getting processed into this jail,” Castro recalled. “One young girl who kept coming up to me, a little girl who was hugging my leg, asking us to help get her out of there.” “These kids are very traumatized … and the parents themselves traumatized, grappling with how to help their kids, and they can't,” he added. Geoff Bennett (Geoff Bennett) spoke with Castro (Joaquin Castro) about his visit to the facility, why Liam Ramos and his father were detained and why Castro thinks ICE should be disbanded.

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#3 The prevalence of vegetable oils in processed foods is staggering due to their cost-effectiveness. But how often do you take a moment to read the small print on the back of a product? Here's a simple rule: whenever you spot "vegetable oil" in the ingredients, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE. 💡 Now, let's delve into the history of why vegetable oils became so prevalent a century ago. Back in 1900, an entirely different story was unfolding across the ocean. The German army was actively seeking a synthetic lubricant for diesel engines used in submarines. In 1902, the German chemist Wilhelm Normann achieved a groundbreaking milestone by successfully solidifying vegetable oils. At the same time, the United States was grappling with a surplus of cotton production, leading to a dilemma on how to utilize the waste streams, especially the seeds. Instead of discarding them, someone had the idea to extract oil from these seeds. However, there was a significant hurdle to overcome – the presence of a toxin called gossypol within the cotton seeds. 🔥 To rid the oil of toxins like gossypol found in cotton seeds, a similar refining process was employed, involving high heat, chemicals, and immense pressure. Yet, this process had its own set of problems. Exposure to high heat during refining made the oil prone to oxidation, leading to the accumulation of free radicals, which harm cells and contribute to illness and aging, as explained in a previous post. 🕰️ Around 1920, this product was transformed into something you might recognize today as 'Crisco,' an abbreviation for Crystalized Cottonseed Oil. But eventually, soybean oil emerged as a cheaper alternative. Remember, in the world of business, profits often take precedence over people's health. Watch the whole video about ‘The $100 Billion Dollar Ingredient making your Food Toxic’ here:

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