Daily reminder that we are watching a movie.

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😁OLDER...is SOoooo much Better... In alot of things. Not just cars...refrigerators...Stoves...
PEOPLE... We Are like...a Fine Wine..EXCELLANT VINTAGE. hmm... 😍

My birds. They have been my lifeline for a long time. Whenever I'm down they will say something that makes me laugh. This morning the african grey, Sierra, was yelling "do you hear me" while I was making coffee. The grey and macaw have been my babies for 33 years now.

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It's frustrating to know that [they] are trying to kill us, but only about 5% of the population is aware of it.

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Both Coca-Cola and Pepsi were created by Freemasons. 🔺👁️

"Different" brands, same architects.
Nothing in this world is as “separate” as they make it seem.

Decode the symbols and see the pattern.

NASA Drops Bombshell, Finally Admits ‘We Didn’t Go To the Moon’

NASA just dropped the mother of all bombshells, and the mainstream media buried it faster than a cat covers its shit

They’ve finally admitted it: we never went to the Moon. The Apollo landings? Total Hollywood production. Stanley Kubrick’s greatest hits, filmed on a soundstage with better lighting than your narcissistic ex’s Instagram.

Insiders in the space industry have known this for decades. Rocket scientists whisper it in bars. Engineers laugh about the Van Allen belts over coffee. Yet the official story still stands, and anyone who questions it gets labeled a tinfoil lunatic.

So why now, after fifty-plus years, is NASA suddenly spilling the beans… and why is the world still asleep?

Here’s the truth, plain and brutal:

No human has ever been beyond 1,200 miles above Earth. Not in 1969. Not in 2025. Not American, Russian, Chinese, Ancient Egyptian… nobody. Low Earth Orbit is the ceiling. Always has been

President Trump announces that he approves the production of an ultra-compact Truck, which wasn't previously allowed in America due to government overreach

ME: I 'm adding this as a possibility of the details=

Specifications and Pricing

Toyota’s new truck uses a simple, proven powertrain. The base model is a rear-wheel-drive Hilux platform with a 2.0L gasoline engine and a 5-speed manual gearbox. Toyota says the chassis can accommodate a range of powertrains – gasoline, diesel, hybrid, or even fully electric.

Crucially, the IMV 0 was engineered for a very low price: Toyota set a “target starting price of $10,000” for the pickup when it launched as the Hilux Champ, the Thai-market model indeed started at just over $13,000.