DaBike

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Satire or reality…I can’t even tell anymore

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It is satire; he has a lot of quality content out there.

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When was the last time that guy (not sure) washed his hair?

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I hope by now most people know this guy is making AI material and satire.

Plant or refinery manager

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I'm a 57 year old white, working, ole baw.... label me what you will, but I couldn't make it thru the 5ish minutes of that ole gal yapping. Help me out! What did I miss.....?

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I am 60, but I lived in the UK at one time……..

Maeve Halligan argues that contemporary gender activism discourages open debate and increasingly conflicts with women’s sex-based rights and child safeguarding. She also describes how critics are personally attacked for speaking out, and how extreme or abusive language is used to silence dissent rather than engage with arguments.
Main points covered:

- Describes facing personal attacks, smears, and intimidation for publicly questioning gender ideology

- Argues that critics are often labeled with extreme or abusive terms to shut down discussion, rather than address their concerns

- Says this tactic creates a chilling effect, particularly for women who speak about sex-based rights

- Raises concerns about safeguarding and the impact of current policies on children

- Defends the need for single-sex spaces for women in areas such as privacy, safety, and sport

- Claims the modern LGBTQ movement has become ideologically rigid and intolerant of internal disagreement

- Calls for clearer language, legal clarity, and a return to open, good-faith debate

- She is also holding women accountable for many of the problems she is raising, not men.

I just posted a speech from Maeve Halligan earlier, and here is more from her. She and her organization might be the lesbians who will help the suburban white women, who are confused about what a woman is wake up.

Here is some kind of press conference where she does a great job of talking about extremes, young people's views, and how trying to have an all-women's group is seen as dangerous to women, crazy.

Take the time to watch.

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This speech is worth watching. Maeve Halligan, a co-founder of the Cambridge University Society of Women. The society claims to be Cambridge’s only single-sex women’s group, formed in response to what she and her co-founders describe as a university culture “obsessed with gender ideology."

Their goal is to create an all-female space for open discussion and to champion what they term “sex-based rights.” Of course, their arrival has sparked fierce criticism from student groups and activists who view the organization as exclusionary and hostile to trans women.

In this speech, Maeve discusses how the current LGBTQ movement is betraying those it was meant to protect, as well as raising concerns about children’s safety and women’s rights. It’s worth listening to as she takes it to the Trans movement.

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I know people from Hong Kong, which is only an administered region of China. I asked them what it is like. They said there are cameras everywhere, and the Chinese government monitors everything everyone does at every moment through cameras, phones, transactions, and more. They also said people just disappear.

Here’s a little secret: many places have been managing the hantavirus risk for years.

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Overview of Hantavirus in the U.S. Hantavirus is a serious viral infection primarily transmitted through contact with rodents, especially deer mice. It can cause severe illnesses, including hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS).

History and Reporting Surveillance Start: Hantavirus disease surveillance in the U.S. began in 1993 during an outbreak in the Four Corners region (Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah).

Notifiable Disease: HPS became a nationally notifiable disease in 1995. Total Cases: As of the end of 2023, approximately 890 confirmed cases of hantavirus disease have been reported in the U.S.

Geographic Distribution: Most hantavirus cases are concentrated in the western states. The following table summarizes the states with the highest reported cases:

State Total Cases (1993-2023)
New Mexico 122
Colorado 119
Arizona 86
California 54

Other States: Remaining cases.

Symptoms and Risks: Hantavirus can cause severe respiratory illness. Symptoms of HPS typically appear 1 to 8 weeks after exposure and may include:
- Fever
- Muscle aches
- Fatigue
- Dizziness
- Nausea

Prevention Measures: To lower the risk of hantavirus infection, take these precautions:
- Seal cracks and gaps in your home to prevent rodent entry.
- Store food in rodent-proof containers.
- Keep trash in tightly sealed bins.
- Clean areas where rodents may nest or leave droppings.

Understanding hantavirus and its transmission is essential for prevention and early detection of the disease.

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Don’t necessarily know for sure; it depends on how your own body and chemistry interact with it. There’s only one way to get the answer to that question.

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Well, let’s start with the thinning of the herd. That might be what’s needed.

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“Poverty, global instability, conflict, global displacement of people and the breakdown of safe migration routes are creating a growing pipeline of vulnerability that traffickers are quick to exploit,” said the report, Anticipating Exploitation: A Futures-Based Analysis.

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So what does this look like in the U.S., with the Democrats opened the borders over the last few years? This also explains why the Democrats love open borders, since they are the party of slavery.