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Binghamton, NY
Joined February 2015
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Jason from Bing retweeted
A New York Police Chief has been placed on leave after his girlfriend assaulted a minor and gets knocked out for it.
Binghamton Police Chief Joseph Zikuski’s girlfriend, Susan Rice, is heard calling the teens “Section 8” and saying, “We are the police!” before the physical portion of the confrontation.
After getting knocked out, Chief Zikuski is seen trying to pick-up his girlfriend.
The Fair SALT Fix No One’s Talking About”
"Why one deduction limit for everyone is the fairest way forward."
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Buried in Plain Sight: Vaccine Injury, Autism, and the Collapse of Meaning open.substack.com/pub/jasonf…
Fixing What We Cannot Define: The Structural Collapse of Autism Policy open.substack.com/pub/jasonf…
This was never about soda.
It was always about obedience.
RFK Jr.'s SNAP soda ban isn’t health policy—it’s a prototype for behavioral control.
My full breakdown ⬇️
From Soda to Sovereignty
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#RFKJr #SNAP #FoodFreedom
Schumer says Trump’s tariff strategy was chaos—not chess. But here’s the thing: by bottoming out the market early, Trump gave himself more leverage with China. Mentally, everyone braced for global collapse. Now, a 120% China tariff feels mild compared to worldwide pain.
What was the purpose of Trump's tariff scheme?
Was it, as Trump said, to retaliate against countries that were unfair to us? No.
Was it some 4D chess move to call China’s bluff? No.
This was a week of self-made chaos and destruction.
To paraphrase a former Trump official, Trump isn’t playing any 4D chess—it’s more like the staff is trying to keep him from eating the pieces.
RFK Jr. isn’t just cutting staff — he’s cutting legacy bloat. In a world where AI can dig through mountains of data faster and without bias, you don’t need gatekeepers defending their value. You need insight. That’s what he’s going after. And Trump won’t tolerate anything less.
This says more than people realize.
If you're serious about this regret, there are deeper questions that follow.
Not judgment—just clarity.
Not shame—just structure.
I laid them out here. (1/12)
9. You’ve already started asking the right questions out loud.
A. So what truth are you really uncovering?
B. What would it take to live in that truth?
C. And are you willing to follow it—wherever it leads?
(11/12)