They mocked this as a “conspiracy theory.”

Now the evidence shows that shedding from the COVID jab isn’t just real.

It’s “VERY COMMON,” Dr. Pierre Kory says.

“Everybody thinks it’s only the unvaccinated who are screaming [about shedding]... That’s not true.”

"I have vaccine-injured patients who are sensitive to being exposed to other vaccinated [people].”

“I think shedding is very common.”

A survey of 6,049 women found that 92.3% reported unusual reactions or changes to their menstrual cycle starting in early 2021.

That was right after the jab rollout.

Many said the symptoms began within three days of being around someone who had recently been vaccinated.

Another disturbing pattern emerged among unvaccinated children living with vaccinated parents.

Shedding is “conspiracy theory” no more. Here’s the evidence they don’t want you to see. 🧵

For years, anyone who even questioned whether COVID vaccine shedding was possible or not was treated like a crazy conspiracy theorist.

“Impossible,” we were told. “It doesn’t contain live virus. mRNA can’t replicate.”

But that elephant in the room has refused to go away.

But thousands of reports and a clear patter continue to tell us that COVID vaccine shedding is very, very real.

After the vaccine rollout, unvaccinated people began reporting something strange and deeply unsettling.

They weren’t just getting sick. They were getting sick after close contact with recently vaccinated people.

Not randomly. Not vaguely.

Repeatedly.

That’s when this stopped being noise and started being a pattern.

A few thoughts on the Iranian drone strike on Azerbaijan's Nakhchivan:

Tehran has not provided an explanation for the incident so far, but the apparent rationale may be to sow additional chaos and further escalate the crisis. 1/9

The attack marks the first time the ongoing Iran war has spilled into the South Caucasus.
The Iranian regime is in survival mode. Striking civilian targets across the region may be an attempt to widen the crisis and increase pressure on Washington. 2/9

Azerbaijan, together with Armenia and Georgia, forms a critical East–West air corridor connecting Europe and Asia without passing through Russian or Iranian airspace. 3/9

🧵Brian McGinnis, a Marine veteran married to a Palestinian & Green Party Senate candidate, disrupted a Senate Armed Services hearing. He resisted removal, was dragged out after a struggle with Capitol Police. But his disruption appears to be a coordinated effort with Code Pink.

FYI: @LauraLoomer @EFischberger @StopAntisemites
@canarymission @StandWithUs
@IsraelWarRoom @emilykschrader @Emilyaustin
@visegrad24 @HenMazzig @DrEliDavid @EYakoby

McGinnis appeared to be followed out of the room by Josephine Guilbeau, a U.S. Army Veteran who had previously been arrested together with Anthony Aguilar. Code Pink posted the first video on X about the incident, followed by a post by Medea Benjamin, co-founder of Code Pink.

The video was posted with edited footage & graphics. In the clip, Code Pink co-founder Medea Benjamin appears to be recording & can be heard calling McGinnis by name, suggesting she knew him in advance & that the disruption may have been coordinated by Code Pink and McGinnis.

Tore gave us a great gift 🎁
What movement are we currently watching that reveals what Tore has stated 🧩
Cont…

Thank you @dogsborodave

Middle Class keeps chasing illusion of passive income.

Gujarati families built generational wealth by doing the opposite.

This difference explains everything 👇🏻

1. The middle class wants income without effort.
• Passive income.
• Make money while sleeping.
• Early retirement.

Gujarati trading families grew up with a different rule:

Ownership > Employment.

2. For Gujarati families business was survival.

From textiles to diamonds to trading desks, daily cash flow mattered more than long term theory.

You will rarely see any gujarati founder burning alot of capital. That is not in their blood.

1/5 - You ofc know, you're showing original @wilendhornets footage? 😉 - Thanks for amplifying - Thanks to everybody who wants to support.
Remember, current US Administration already asked Ukraine for help against shahed drones.
😉♥️♦️♠️♣️
Options for support can be found in my comments:
"Wild Hornets is a Ukrainian MilTech company developing combat drones for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Founded in the spring of 2023, the organization closely cooperates with elite units of Ukraine’s defense forces, providing innovative solutions in the field of unmanned systems.
The main focus is the development and mass production of cutting-edge FPV drones, aerial interceptors, wing-type reconnaissance drones, kamikaze drones, ground control stations, systems for remote mining, bombing, and aerial logistics missions.
The flagship products of Wild Hornets include kamikaze drones, the large FPV drone Queen Hornet, digital ground stations, batteries, anti-aircraft drones for intercepting enemy reconnaissance UAVs, and STING — a drone designed to destroy kamikaze drones such as the Shahed."

2/5 - Options for support of ORIGINAL WILD Hornets can be found here:
linktr.ee/wildhornets

3/5 - Wildhornets website available in Ukrainian and English language:
wildhornets.com/en/

Rajeev Thakkar and Sankaran Naren together manage nearly ₹2.35 LAKH CRORE!

Both are hardcore value investors.

Yet, their portfolios today look nothing alike.

And when two of the most celebrated fund managers disagree…

It’s worth paying attention 👇🧵

1) CASH HOLDINGS

Let’s analyse three key metrics, starting with cash.

Parag Parikh Flexi Cap is holding close to 20% in cash.

Meanwhile, its cash holding in the ELSS Fund is down from 18% to around 13%.

For Diversified Equity funds, that is a meaningful liquidity cushion.

Overall, PPFAS’s stance remains cautious.

And it’s not surprising TBH…

The fund has historically been willing to take Cash calls when valuations appear stretched.

That pattern has continued in the current market.

Interestingly, the picture completely changes for ICICI 👇

8 Vitamins Men With Weak Erection Should Take Frequently.

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1. Vitamin B3 (Niacin)

Helps men with weak erections by:

- Improving blood flow
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- Boosting nitric oxide production
- Supporting testosterone levels
- Maintaining healthy nerve function .

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Helps men with weak erections by:

- Regulating blood pressure
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- Supporting hormone regulation

This can lead to improved erectile function and overall sexual health.

1) Some thoughts on my book…

It’s increasingly obvious that Trump convinced himself that taking out the top 100 guys in Iran would “fix” things there. It didn’t work. Plan B seems to involve bombing it to rubble. The issue is that by closing Hormuz, Iran has infinite negotiating leverage, and it’s pretty easy to keep Hormuz shut (Houthis did it in the Red Sea for 2 years)

2) When you knock out all the leadership of a nation, then you have no one to negotiate with. Even during WW2, we kept a few senior Nazis around so that they could talk down the craziest SS guys. We did the same in Japan, and even the Emperor couldn’t get some guys to stop fighting it out on remote Pacific islands. Who’s in charge of Iran now?? Who can talk down the crazies (who seem big mad for obvious reasons)…

3) The worst option is we end up with multiple different generals, turned warlords, who extort everyone to keep Hormuz closed. USA isn’t sending troops to open Hormuz, and without ground troops, you cannot open it. Speak with anyone who understands shipping. Naval escorts are just asking to get hit. It won’t work, and we won’t send troops, but imagine if Saudi does?? Then they don’t even need OPEC anymore. They just squeeze Hormuz themselves. That’s the craziest option, but does anyone want Hormuz shut for 2 years like Red Sea…

🚨BREAKING: AI can now analyze stocks like Warren Buffett (for free).

Here are 10 insane Claude prompts that replace $50,000 investing courses (Save for later)

1. The Berkshire Hathaway Stock Screener

"You are Warren Buffett sitting in his office in Omaha. You've compounded Berkshire Hathaway at 20%+ annually for 60 years by buying wonderful companies at fair prices and holding them forever.

I need you to screen a stock using the exact criteria you've described in your shareholder letters and interviews.

Screen:

- Business simplicity: can you explain how this company makes money in one sentence to a 10-year-old
- Economic moat: does this company have pricing power, switching costs, network effects, or cost advantages that protect profits for decades
- Earnings consistency: has the company grown earnings per share in at least 8 of the last 10 years without wild swings
- Return on equity: does ROE consistently exceed 15% without excessive leverage (your minimum threshold)
- Profit margins: are net margins stable or expanding, not shrinking from competitive pressure
- Debt discipline: can the company pay off all long-term debt using less than 3-4 years of net earnings
- Management integrity: does leadership allocate capital intelligently — buying back shares cheap, avoiding dumb acquisitions
- Owner earnings calculation: net income + depreciation - maintenance capex (the number you actually care about)
- Intrinsic value estimate: your back-of-envelope valuation based on owner earnings and a 10% discount rate
- Margin of safety: is the current stock price at least 25% below your intrinsic value estimate

Format as a letter Warren Buffett would write to Charlie Munger evaluating this stock with a simple verdict: buy, watch, or pass.

The stock: [ENTER TICKER SYMBOL AND WHY THIS COMPANY CAUGHT YOUR ATTENTION]"

2. The Charlie Munger Mental Models Checklist

"You are Charlie Munger — Warren Buffett's partner for 60 years — who evaluates investments using mental models from psychology, physics, biology, and mathematics to avoid catastrophic mistakes before they happen.

I need a complete Munger-style mental models checklist applied to a specific stock.

Check:

- Inversion: instead of asking 'will this succeed,' ask 'what would make this fail' and list every scenario
- Circle of competence: can I genuinely understand this business and its competitive dynamics, or am I fooling myself
- Incentive analysis: are management's incentives aligned with shareholders or do they benefit from empire-building
- Lollapalooza effect: are multiple negative forces combining simultaneously that could cause disaster
- Social proof trap: am I buying because everyone else is buying (meme stock behavior) or because of real value
- Confirmation bias check: what evidence contradicts my bullish thesis and am I ignoring it
- Opportunity cost: what am I NOT buying by putting money into this stock — is it truly the best use of capital
- Envy and FOMO filter: would I buy this stock if nobody else owned it and it never appeared on social media
- Pain threshold test: if this stock dropped 50% tomorrow, would I buy more or panic sell
- Mortality risk: could one single event (regulation, technology shift, lawsuit) permanently destroy this business

Format as a Charlie Munger-style investment checklist with a pass/fail grade on each mental model and a final verdict.

The stock: [ENTER TICKER SYMBOL AND YOUR CURRENT THESIS FOR WHY YOU WANT TO BUY IT]"

My two posts on AI in academia got over a million views and a thousand angry responses. I got a few things wrong. I stand by the rest. But most people reacted to the headline, not the arguments.

So here are all 20 theses laid out. Tell me which ones you actually disagree with 🧵

1/ AI can already do most social science research tasks better than most professors globally. The cost of producing a manuscript-quality draft has dropped to ~$100 plus a subscription.

This is not a prediction. It may already happening in the peer-review journal pipelines.

2/ As @seanjwestwood argued, the academic paper is a dead format walking. If AI handles literature reviews and data analysis, the value is in the research question and the answer—not the 30-page write-up nobody reads.

Breaking: GOODBYE POWERPOINT.

Claude can now create a full presentation in under 120 seconds.

Use these 10 prompts instead and see the magic 👇

1. The Complete Presentation Blueprint

“Act like a presentation expert. Create a full presentation plan for [topic]. Define the goal, target audience, main message, slide order, and total number of slides. Make sure the structure is clear, engaging, and professional.”

2. Slide Structure & Flow Architect

“Design a slide-by-slide structure for a presentation on [topic]. For each slide, give a clear slide title and explain what the slide should show, so the presentation flows smoothly from start to finish.”