#Knowledge Is Power

[oldguardleatherdog]

(h/t @jonsaremembers tysm!)

[makingsenseofwhathappened]

What To Do When It Happens

Write it down. The date. The time. What they said. What you said. What you couldn’t. This isn’t overreacting. It’s documenting.

Tell someone you trust. Not the one who explains it away. The one who believes you.

Save everything. Emails, DMs, texts. Rename the folder something boring.

Find the policy. It’s probably buried under “Respect in the Workplace.” Highlight it like your job depends on it—because it might.

Pay attention to what happens next. The silence. The cold shoulder. The missed invites. That counts too.

If it gets worse, you're not imagining it. Retaliation is common. It’s also illegal.

Don’t quit just to make it stop. Not before you talk to someone. A lawyer. A hotline. A friend who’s been there.

Crying in the bathroom is not unprofessional. Neither is dissociating. Nor surviving.

It’s okay to stay. It’s okay to leave. Either way, you’re strong.

What happened to you matters. Even if you stayed quiet. Even if you laughed. Even if you stayed quiet for a long, long, time.

NOTE: I wrote this on paper first (pic above) but realised my handwriting is mostly indecipherable trash. Didn't want to put you through that. Also, can people born after 2000 even read cursive nowadays? I truly have no idea.

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[rafiknytvphotoandfilm]

Must be stopped.

[greenwichtraders]

Let this be so.

[agirlwithglam]

Things to learn about on those afternoons you have nothing to do because knowledge is power:

Astrology

Chakras

Different religions

Psychology

Human nature/ body language

Human rights

Investing/ business

web designing

Mental/ brain health

Sign language

fashion/ different types of clothes

Detective work

The secrets of the universe

Journalism

Anything science related

[brutal-veracity2]

How much proof does the world need ..in an insurmountable amount you still can't wake up the ones who don't wanna be woke..cognitive dissonance..

[constantly-deactivated]

Epic answer by Morgan Freeman 🤔

[fitsofgloom]

Godzilla sez, "Stay In School, Kids, Because Learning Is SHEEEEEEEOOOOOONNNK!": A very inventive Godzilla little free library, Spokane, Washington.

[disk28]

[reality-detective]

Most people have no idea what cellular voltage is.

Then wonder why they feel flat, anxious, inflamed and stuck in survival mode.

This copper bowl isn’t a gimmick.

It’s grounded 4 feet into the Earth and conducts a flow of electrons straight into my body.

Copper is one of the most conductive elements on the planet.

Your body isn’t just biological.

It’s electrical first.

Voltage is what drives your mitochondria, your brain, your detox pathways, your entire system.

When your voltage is low, your cells can’t detox.

Energy tanks.

Focus disappears.

You stay stuck in stress mode.

Grounding works both ways.

It feeds your cells with life-giving negative electrons and it pulls stored EMF and static charge out of your system.

Like a pressure valve for your nervous system.

You don’t fix this with a mindset hack.

You fix it with minerals, sunlight, electrons, conductivity — and oxygen through breathwork.

This is real healing.

Not a band-aid.

Bioenergetics is the future.

Get your charge back.

Quantum Healing 🤔

[reality-detective]

To complement each other's lives...

We have to bring back these values and fit them into our modern lives.

Not being ashamed or blamed by the leftist evil agenda! 🤔

[reality-detective]

What if the strikes weren’t escalation—but interruption?

President Trump once shared a video of economist Jeffrey Sachs, where Sachs clearly stated that Benjamin Netanyahu was one of the main forces behind dragging the U.S. into the wars in Iraq and Syria, and that he was relentlessly trying to push the U.S. into a war with Iran.

This wasn’t an accident.

Trump shared that clip himself. He wanted people to know.

Sachs didn’t mince words—he said the endless pressure to attack Iran didn’t come from U.S. interests, but from Netanyahu, who has spent decades repeating the same alarmist line: “Iran is weeks away from a nuclear weapon.”

That narrative has been Israel’s standing excuse for pre-emptive strikes, assassinations, regional escalation, and demands for U.S. military support.

But now, with Trump’s recent airstrike, (whatever you think of it), that excuse may be gone.

If Iran really did have functioning nuclear sites, they’ve now been targeted.

If they didn’t, the threat has been publicly “neutralized.”

Either way, the justification for war disappears.

That might have been the point all along.

A strike that looks aggressive, but strategically halts escalation by cutting the legs out from under Netanyahu’s favorite talking point.

And this is why Trump posting back in January that old Sachs video matters now more than ever. It shows Trump knew. He knows exactly who has been pushing these wars. And he knows how that pressure campaign has shaped U.S. policy for over 20 years.

So while people panic, scream betrayal, or demand more clarity—remember:

Sometimes, removing your opponent’s last excuse is the most powerful move of all.

Trump has shown that he sees who’s behind the curtain. He may have just flipped the table again.

If you’re paying attention, the signal is still there.

He knew. He knows. And he may have just changed the game without saying a word. 🤔

[reality-detective]

When nature doesn't mess around 🤔

[reality-detective]

President Trump salutes as the first of two big beautiful American flags go up on the White House lawn

We're witnessing history right here. 🇺🇲

Almost 100 FEET tall, and paid for by Trump personally! 🤔