There was no rescue of the downed US pilot. The best of the best in the US flew into Iran, and got blown up. Here's the scene American media won't show you that proves it: Now, Trump is mad and making nuke threats againt civilians: The USA is losing this war on every front. And it's the American tax payer that's going to pay the price.

We may get to see if nukes are real or not soon....

The 3 major powers of the United States: Money Technology Propaganda

Iran knows, why don't Americans?

Trump believes he is threatening Iran with destruction, but it is America that now stands in danger. If he attempts to eradicate Iranian civilization, the United States will no longer be viewed as a stabilizing force in the world, but as an agent of chaos....effectively ending our status as the world's greatest superpower.

Starting to feel this more after today... View quoted note →

"A whole civilization will die tonight"

Can confirm. And congratulations on not feeding your body massive amounts of chemicals on the regular! View quoted note →

They said a US pilot was hiding in Iran, and that he was then rescued....

😭😭😭 May God be with your family. 🫂💜 View quoted note →

I've added more roaches too. Over 100 since posting this. 😅 View quoted note →

For the first time, you own your follower graph. - Nostr

Are we a conquered country? #asknostr

People couldn't even handle two weeks in the comfort of their own home during covid, and still believe people should spend YEARS in jail & prison. Crazy.

Mp4 PFP ? 👀 View quoted note →

What most people call lack of discipline is actually a mismatch between their stated goals and their genuine values. The body won't sacrifice for things the heart doesn't actually want.

Research reveals that trying to maintain different versions of yourself for various social groups is not only exhausting but may be preventing you from living authentically, and the psychological cost is alot higher than you think. Psychology suggests the smaller your social circle is the more authentic you are — because a large social circle requires a version of yourself that is acceptable to many different people simultaneously.

Psychology says people who answer 'fine' to every 'how are you' aren't being polite - they've learned that honesty about struggling gets met with advice they didn't ask for or distance from people who need them to be okay.