This man moved to Sweden in 1987, he describes a near paradise

He says this is what living in Sweden has become:

- By end of Jan, 2025 already 32 bombs in Sweden
- Multiple shootings weekly
- 1 in 4 girls will be raped before the age of 20 in Sweden
- The highest rape in all of Europe
- You can’t talk about any of this, “I’ve been deactivated, Banned, removed from most social media net sites for sharing what's been happening in Sweden
- They're lowering the age of prison sentencing from 15 to 14 (Honestly, all that's going to do is recruit 13-year-olds to do the dirty work)
“You import hundreds of thousands of people with a difference, mindsets, a different culture. You can't expect it to work, especially when you're bringing in people from Etria and Somalia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria and throwing them all together — This is the biggest crime against humanity that the elites have done”

“It's tragic. It is absolutely a travesty that this has been allowed to happen. It's obscene that the powers to be did it and it's equally unfathomable that we allowed it to happen. 32 bombs in 29 days in Sweden.”
This whole video is CRAZY https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/1893372745242525929

The Statue of the Republic overlooking some of the buildings at the Chicago World Fair, 1893

🇫🇷 A French geneticist was forced to flee the country after a genetic test of Brigitte Macron's hair was published - the first lady turned out to be a man.

Five laboratories analyzed Brigitte Macron's hair, and according to all the results, she turned out to be a man.

The geneticist was forced to flee to Britain, and the labs were raided.

Jesse Waters: "The CIA is telling CNN if their funding gets cut then they will sell state secrets to Russia." "A source inside the FBI says the FBI is destroying evidence."

How a coastline 100 million years ago influences modern election results in Alabama
https://redd.it/1is48ng
@r_mapporn

"Among the slew of actions that President Donald Trump has taken during his first weeks back in office has been a barrage of attacks on federal scientists and scientific funding. The administration’s science agencies have fired thousands of employees, attempted to freeze research disbursements and proposed new policies that would reduce funding into the future.

"Against this backdrop, a team of early-career researchers is organizing nationwide rallies on March 7 to “Stand Up for Science”—a call for people across the U.S. to demonstrate to show their appreciation of science and its benefits to society."
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/stand-up-for-science-rallies-will-protest-trump-attacks-on-research/#:~:text=Among%20the%20slew,benefits%20to%20society.

"Designing for the extremely high vacuum of space is a hard problem. Some materials and processes, such as photographic film, just don’t work in that vacuum. The outgassing damages them too fast. In the 1960s there were no viable alternatives to photographic film - the CCD was invented in 1969. Of the many hard problems of landing man on the moon, this is one of the few that has been solved as time passed."

https://substack.com/home/post/p-157325838

Vivek Ramaswamy doesn't even want real Ohioans working for his campaign...

I'm attending the grand opening, today. https://signals-museum.org/

"Something just doesn’t add up. The scale and unmanned flight tests that preceded Apollo pushed the performance boundary far beyond that of the manned flights. There’s a long history of successful development for unmanned craft with similar technology. Yet the Apollo re-entry can’t be replicated with Orion, despite flying a skip profile that avoids the high enthalpy conditions previously associated with spallation damage."

https://substack.com/home/post/p-157583476