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William Makis @MakisMedicine - Alberta Health Services has taken about $400 billion from Alberta taxpayers, most of it laundered and stolen by a Liberal bureaucratic mafia
Brett Wilson, you are the very definition of a Liberal boomer
https://x.com/MakisMedicine/status/2061707088036864337
Wolf of X @WolfofX - King Gustav III of Sweden was convinced that coffee was dangerous.
In the late 1700s, he ordered a unique experiment involving identical twin prisoners whose death sentences were commuted to life imprisonment.
One twin was required to drink three pots of coffee every day, while the other drank three pots of tea.
The king hoped the experiment would prove that coffee was harmful to human health.
The results turned out very differently than expected. The physicians assigned to monitor the twins died before the study concluded, and Gustav III himself was assassinated in 1792.
Both twins outlived the king and the doctors overseeing the experiment.
According to historical accounts, the tea-drinking twin died first at the age of 83.
The coffee-drinking twin lived even longer, though the exact age of his death was never recorded.
While some historians debate the accuracy of certain details, the story remains one of history's most famous anecdotes about coffee and one of the earliest attempts to study its effects on human health.
https://x.com/WolfofX/status/2062105071777726821
Wolf of X @WolfofX - A father's love traveled 900 kilometers.
After his daughter left home to attend university in Jilin Province, China, she often told her father that she missed the taste of his home-cooked meals and struggled to find food she enjoyed on campus.
Wanting to help, the father made a life-changing decision. He quit his job at a barbecue restaurant in Tianjin and traveled roughly 900 kilometers across the country to be closer to her.
Despite having little experience running his own business, he rented a small food stall near her university and learned to cook popular dishes such as fried rice and noodles.
His goal was simple: make sure his daughter could always enjoy the comfort of a home-style meal while she pursued her education.
The story carries even more emotional weight because the daughter and her father had depended heavily on one another since her mother died from leukemia years earlier.
According to the daughter, when she was choosing a university, her father promised he would follow her wherever she decided to study. Years later, he fulfilled that promise.
When business was slow during the stall's first days, the daughter shared their story online. The post quickly went viral, touching millions of people across China.
Students, teachers, and local residents began visiting the stall in large numbers to support the devoted father and his dream.
https://x.com/WolfofX/status/2062088248349139448
Wolf of X @WolfofX - Miss Universe Thailand 2022 wore a gown made from soda-can tabs and crystals at Miss Universe 2022 to honor her garbage-collector parents.. and to show “worthless” trash can still shine.
https://x.com/WolfofX/status/2062081814907461780
Working Families Tax Cuts @TaxCuts - Chart: Income of people claiming new tax deductions
https://x.com/TaxCuts/status/2061803566906364012
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