A scary drug is showing up on the streets, especially in places like San Francisco.  The Flesh-Eating Drug Taking Over San Francisco, America | Documentary - YouTube People are calling it the “flesh-eating drug” because it causes terrible wounds that can damage skin and muscle. The drug’s real name is xylazine, but some call it “tranq.” It’s not new, but it’s spreading fast and causing big problems in cities across America. Xylazine is supposed to be used by veterinarians on animals—not people. But dealers are mixing it with fentanyl, a very strong painkiller, to make street drugs even stronger. The problem is, xylazine doesn’t respond to the normal overdose medicine called Narcan. That means if someone takes too much, it’s much harder to save them. And even if they survive, the drug can rot their skin and cause infections so bad, some people need amputations. Many people who take this drug don’t even know it’s in what they’re using. That’s why it’s spreading so fast—it’s being snu...

When Barack appeared on Michelle’s podcast, many listeners expected something uplifting—but what they got instead was a moment that stirred controversy and confusion.  Obama FACES MAJOR BLOW After Podcast with Michelle Obama BACKFIRES! Obama joked about their marriage and said, “It was touch and go for a while,” referring to divorce rumors. While it was meant to be lighthearted, the public starting focusing more on marital drama than the actual message of the show pagesix.com +3 news.com.au +3 tiktok.com +3 yahoo.com +3 thedailybeast.com +3 pagesix.com +3 . At the same time, Michelle’s show, “IMO,” has struggled to gain traction—with only modest listener numbers and lower rankings than expected nbcchicago.com +1 theguardian.com +1 .  Critics argue that this entire joint appearance may have backfired, shifting attention away from serious discussion and placing the Obamas under unnecessary scrutiny. Instead of delivering a strong political or personal statement, the episode be...

THEY KILLED HER TWICE! Documentary  Filmmaker  Survives Death After Exposing IMMORTALITY Secret! A 2012 peer-reviewed study found that rats given C₆₀–olive oil lived nearly twice as long as normal , with no tumors detected—described as "almost doubles their lifespan" Wikipedia +10 PubMed +10 ResearchGate +10 . Follow-up safety tests found no short-term toxicity in rats at similar doses Healthline +3 excli.de +3 ResearchGate +3 . Some believe the C₆₀–olive oil breakthrough was too big to stay in the spotlight. In 2012, scientists ran a real peer-reviewed test where rats given this mix didn’t just live longer—they lived almost twice as long, and without tumors.  That kind of result had never been seen before in lab animals. Later safety checks found the treatment wasn’t toxic, which only raised more eyebrows: if it’s safe and works so well, why isn’t everyone talking about it? Some wonder if the reason it faded from headlines is because such a simple, unpatentable ...

What Is the GENIUS Act? The GENIUS Act is a real U.S. law passed in 2025. Contrary to rumors, it does not require you to ‘chip’ yourself to buy groceries or affect your food access. It’s solely about regulating digital money known as  stable coins —a type of online currency like the U.S. dollar but digital. The law ensures that companies issuing stable coins hold enough real money in reserve, follow banking rules, and disclose financial details to protect consumers and stop fraud  The Economic Times . MARK OF THE BEAST CONFIRMED:  Can't Buy Food Without GENIUS Act Chip - Revelation 13 Is NOW!  So, What's the Truth About "Chips"? The GENIUS Act only applies to digital money handled online or on phones—not to people or grocery cashiers. There is no requirement for a physical or implanted chip to buy food or any items. The bill’s nickname just cleverly refers to " Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins ," not tracking peo...

Dozens injured as Israeli forces open fire on aid-seeking Palestinians in Rafah Here’s what’s known so far about this shocking incident: Israel Forces Open Fire on Aid-Seeking Civilians in Rafah Southern Gaza, near Rafah: Israeli forces fired into a crowd of desperate Palestinians who had gathered near an aid distribution center run by the U.S.–Israeli–backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, reportedly waiting for food and water  Reuters +10 Yeni Şafak +10 The Washington Post +10 AP News +15 Anadolu Ajansı +15 Yeni Şafak +15 . Casualties: Mixed reports indicate at least 55 to 71 people killed , including 36 to 38 identified as starving aid-seekers . Dozens more were injured  EDNEWS +2 Yeni Şafak +2 ABNA English +2 . Patterns: Similar deadly shootings occurred in June (27 dead) and July (36 dead) at aid sites in Rafah and Khan Younis, showing a pattern of lethal force at humanitarian locations  Middle East Monitor +15 Reuters +15 Reuters +15 . Conflicting accounts: Local ...

The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is an anti-Semitic pamphlet published in Russia at the end of the 19th century.  It purports to be the minutes of meetings held secretly by Jewish wise men plotting to control the world. Exposed many times as a forgery, the Protocols has nevertheless continued to be translated, published, and distributed all over the world, from the United States to Japan, from the Arab world to Latin America. Its legacy is alive and well today in the charter for Palestinian terrorist group Hamas, as well as among Holocaust deniers, and conspiracy theorists. Just because something is published or available to read doesn't mean it's true. In this case, My Jewish Learning and other reputable sources include the Protocols of the Elders of Zion on their websites to expose it, explain its history, and warn people not to fall for it. They’re not endorsing it — they’re calling it out. Here's Why It's Still Around: Historical Awareness: Like many fal...

Some people believe Bill Gates might be taking control of America’s water—not just by cleaning it, but by owning it.  He has quietly bought lots of farmland, especially in places like Nebraska and the Pacific Northwest. With land often comes the rights to underground water, and only a few farms hold wells. If you own the land and wells, you have power over who gets to use that water.  That hasn’t been a big news story, but some Tennesseans worry so much that they passed a law to stop any chemical spraying in the skies—showing people can take action when they feel things aren’t fair. If farmers in Washington or a governor in Texas thought they needed to protect their water too, they could do it—just like Tennessee. That means the choices we make here at home can decide how water is used, not just billionaires, and we can speak up too. Why This Matters: Water Power : Gates may own more water rights than most people know—controlling wells and underground water on tens of tho...

A long time ago, people believed only nature controlled the weather. But now, some very rich and powerful people think they might have a way to help—or possibly even change it. In 2008, Bill Gates and 12 other inventors filed patents for a plan that sounds like science fiction: changing the temperature of ocean water to steer, weaken, or even stop hurricanes before they hit land. The idea is based on real science. Hurricanes get their strength from warm ocean water. Gates' team thought, “What if we cool the water down before the hurricane gets too big?” Their plan uses floating platforms or pipes to mix warm surface water with colder water from deep below. The U.S. Patent Office even approved one of the designs. Gates said it could be a “Plan B” for climate problems when normal solutions don’t work. But not everyone is cheering. Some people believe there could be a dark side to this kind of weather control. They worry that powerful people might use it not just to stop storms, but...