Christian, 6th generation Texan, erstwhile geologist, avocational student of immunology, goat farmer.

Rural Texas
Joined July 2013
Anyone willing to make this for me? If Off spray is for repelling mosquitoes, then Whole Hog spray is for repelling mosque rats
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Nuh-uh 3006 divided by 556 says it’s only 5.4x more powerful 🙄
For those uneducated about guns... The gun used to murder Charlie Kirk was a .30-06 (thirty odd six) caliber. The average AR-15 caliber is 5.56, meaning it's EIGHTEEN AND A HALF times more powerful! How can our lawmakers continue to ignore this?
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An Instagram creator asked gun owners a question she thought would expose a contradiction: **“Is your gun just for protecting your gun?”** In other words, when Second Amendment supporters talk about defending their liberty, are they really just talking about keeping their firearms? It's an interesting question. But her own argument raises a much bigger one. In her caption, she criticizes Fourth Amendment violations, abuses of government power, and threats to constitutional protections. Then she questions why gun owners place so much importance on the Second Amendment. In this video, I respond to her argument and break down what liberty actually means, why the Founders recognized rights that existed before government, and how the Second Amendment fits alongside freedom of speech, due process, and protection from unreasonable searches. We also discuss something much more immediate than political philosophy. The right to defend yourself when someone threatens your life. Because for many gun owners, firearms aren't simply collectibles or political symbols. They're tools of personal protection. And that brings us back to her original question. **Is owning a gun primarily about protecting the gun itself, or protecting the life and freedoms of the person who owns it?** Tell me where you stand.
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Replying to @AlexanderSoros
Some one let @realDonaldTrump know that Alex Soros just enthusiastically approved of naming your personal lawyer to the Supreme Court, and then asking them to extend voting hours in friendly counties after your opponents good counties shut their polls. Sounds like he’d be cool with Trump doing the same thing Lula did to steal this election!
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That’s a Flag Of Honor.
Cam Skattebo got a personal foul penalty on THIS run where he ran through someone's face
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Talarico is a FAR LEFT extremist
🚨 CAUGHT: James Talarico got hit with a Daily Wire hidden camera, and he admitted his TRANSGENDER policies have NOT changed. Just days after telling Fox News he would oppose biological males in girls’ sports when safety or fairness is at risk, he told a supposed supporter the opposite. “The way I fought for transgender kids in the legislature is how I will fight for them in the U.S. Senate.” “My position hasn’t changed.” He even bragged about having “the most inclusive policy” of any candidate running. Texas sees the game. VOTE PAXTON.
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Awesome video. Looking forward to seeing them in the future! 👍🏼👍🏼
🧬 Your immune system is full of incredible secrets… and we’re just getting started! 💡 Follow @immunothings to discover more ImmunoThings!
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🧬 Your immune system is full of incredible secrets… and we’re just getting started! 💡 Follow @immunothings to discover more ImmunoThings!
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By Far the best video you are going to see on the Internet! PLEASE repost and share...
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Pastor Josh is right. Millions of Texas believers could sit this one out, in an election that may come down to a few hundred thousand votes. Church Sunday morning, then go vote. Check your county's Sunday hours. Vote Republican all the way down the ballot.
An estimated ~8M Christians just in Texas are projected not to vote during midterms. That election will be decided by a projected ~300k votes. Pastors, consider encouraging your people to vote real quick in announcements next couple weeks. A) They want you to B) They are the "salt of the earth", a preservative slowing societal decay.
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That dog said, “to heck with the off switch, boss, that effer punched me. It’s lunchtime!”
A Muslim immigrant attacked a K9 because dogs are ‘haram.’ Did he deserve what happened to him?
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luv them combo mag/sights…cuts down on clutter.
Im just gonna leave this here, and watch the comments
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James Talarico says they're going to 'shock the nation and shock the world when we take back Texas.' Take it back from who? From the Texans who built it, secured the border and kept the lights on. Not on our watch. Early voting through Oct 30. Vote Republican all the way down the ballot.
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The statin illusion: a circadian & quantum betrayal of mitochondrial wisdom. Mainstream medicine declares war on LDL and hands out HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors like sacraments. They see cholesterol as the enemy. Biology sees it as the ancient scaffold of every cell membrane, every steroid hormone, every photon-converted vitamin D molecule your skin makes at sunrise. Suppress it chemically and you amputate the mevalonate highway—starving mitochondria of CoQ10, the very shuttle that carries electrons in the quantum dance of respiration. Mitochondria are not blunt engines. They are light-sensitive symbionts pulsing with coherent energy transfer, electron tunneling, biophoton whispers, and proton gradients tuned by the solar day. Sunrise photons (red/NIR-rich) entrain the suprachiasmatic nucleus, orchestrate mitochondrial redox cycles, time ROS as precise signals—not chaos—and ignite mitohormesis: the controlled stress that births resilience, biogenesis, and Nrf2-driven antioxidant mastery. Statins? They flood the system with non-hormetic, arrhythmic ROS while depleting the very molecules that keep electron transport coherent. The result is often skeletal muscle betrayal (myopathy), brain fog (neurosteroid starvation), and a quiet erosion of the quantum-classical interface that evolution spent billions of years refining. Some cardiac tissue may show mild adaptive sparks, but the whole-body ledger is debit—especially in the light-polluted, blue-saturated, indoor humans of 2026. We were never meant to inhibit our way to health. We were meant to listen. True protocol: • Eyes and skin to real sunrise. Let the first photons rewrite your mitochondrial software. • Evening darkness. Protect melatonin—the mitochondrial guardian. • Animal fats, nose-to-tail, seasonal rhythms. Feed the cholesterol your ancestors ran on. • Strategic movement, breath holds, cold, fasting—timed stresses that amplify, rather than blunt, mitohormesis. The body is not a bag of biochemicals to be policed by surrogate markers. It is a seasonal, photon-driven, quantum-coherent symphony. Statins are sheet music for a different orchestra. Return to the light. The mitochondria remember. They always have.
I'm very pro-statins for their incontrovertible benefit vs atherosclerotic buildup and reduction of cardiovascular adverse events. Their benefits greatly overrides the risks. However, I always keep in mind 2 key side-effects: 1. Inducing Type 2 diabetes, uncommon, but more likely with aggressive dosing of statins. I've written about this concern since 2012 in a @nytimes oped and got a lot of flak for it. Can be missed by clinicians not cued it. nytimes.com/2012/03/05/opini… 2. Myopathy, muscle inflammation, cramps. Not uncommon, hit me after years of taking statins. New paper on the putative mechanism science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
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Talarico is lunatic left
James Talarico: “With every border wall, with every bathroom bill, we degrade our reputation and we dishonor our legacy.” He voted against border security nine times and against the bathroom bill to keep boys out of girls’ bathrooms. He'll do it again in Washington.
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So says someone that’s never learned the 4 basic rules of firearm safety 🙄
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that is not “right now” the fire was July, 2024.
BREAKING: First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas is on fire and burning down right now. Reports say there was a loud explosion. The church was founded in 1868. This is the latest in a series of fires involving churches. Why does this keep happening? 🙏
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I don't want Texas to be represented in the Senate by somebody who plays with a Fauci action figure.
I got the coolest action figure for Christmas! Thank you to all the health care superheroes working today. Let’s help by getting vaxxed and boosted! 🎄💉
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That guy is freaking loco
Democrat Nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas James Talarico: “Poverty is violence… Pollution is violence. Prison is violence.” “It's hard to imagine a world without prisons. Just because it's hard to imagine doesn't mean you shouldn’t.”
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Talarico is a far left extremist
Democrat Nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas James Talarico: “Poverty is violence… Pollution is violence. Prison is violence.” “It's hard to imagine a world without prisons. Just because it's hard to imagine doesn't mean you shouldn’t.”
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Sick, sad times.
Aaron Siri just revealed the real reason why New York launched a massive legal attack on unvaccinated Amish communities. “These kids are healthy.” “They don’t suffer from any of the chronic diseases that plague American children.” “If this was about health, New York State should be looking at these kids as models and asking, why are they healthier?” “Why do these… Amish children not suffer from the chronic health conditions that are plaguing over 40% [of children] according to the CDC?” “Some data reflects even higher.” “This is up from under 10% of kids having a chronic health condition in America in the early ’80s.” “What’s changed?” “Maybe they should take a look at this community instead of trying to force upon them the same type of lifestyle that… has resulted in that increase.” @AaronSiriSG
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