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As an illegal, he probably doesn’t pay income taxes. They should look into that and prosecute for tax invasion.

There was a Time cover story on SSRIs a while back. Summarized all the science showing SSRIs do not work but have guaranteed horrible side effects.

AGN Irish Roots

Clean protein, grass fed Irish cows. Very neutral flavor and mixes well. I’ve ordered on Amazon before.
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Can you explain why you did not tell us more about your knowledge of that?



I’m not your personal research assistant. Since you’re incapable of using thr internet at a beginner level you should probably focus on other issues. : :spank:
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Starting a 5 day sardine fast today. Wish me luck.


Paul Saladino says don’t do it. Good luck whatever you do.

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Please, tell us more about your knowledge on this topic!


You’re welcome ;)

It’s generally better due to the oil type (olive vs. seed oils) and packaging (glass vs. metal), primarily for health, quality, and potential chemical exposure reasons. Here’s a breakdown:
1. Olive Oil vs. Seed Oils (the bigger factor)
Sardines are prized for their omega-3 fatty acids (anti-inflammatory). Many cheap tinned sardines use seed oils (soybean, canola, sunflower, corn, etc.), which are high in omega-6 fatty acids (especially linoleic acid). Excess omega-6 can promote inflammation and potentially counteract the omega-3 benefits from the fish.19
• Olive oil (especially extra virgin) is richer in monounsaturated fats, polyphenols, and antioxidants. It’s more stable, less prone to oxidation, and complements the fish’s nutrients without the high omega-6 load. High-quality olive oil can even help preserve the sardines’ omega-3s better during storage.36
• Seed oils are often highly processed, more prone to rancidity/oxidation, and criticized in some health circles for potential long-term inflammatory effects when consumed in excess. Many people actively avoid them in favor of olive oil, avocado oil, or water-packed options.8
Practical note: Even “olive oil” labels can sometimes be blends or adulterated—check for reputable brands.

2. Glass Jars vs. Metal Tins
• Glass is inert and doesn’t leach chemicals. It avoids can linings entirely.
• Metal tins traditionally use epoxy linings containing BPA (bisphenol A) or similar bisphenols (BPS, etc.). These are endocrine disruptors linked to concerns about hormones, fertility, metabolism, and more, even at low doses. BPA can migrate into food, especially oily or acidic ones like sardines.26
Many manufacturers have switched to “BPA-free” linings, but alternatives (e.g., other bisphenols or resins) may have similar issues, and migration can still occur. Glass sidesteps this concern entirely.23

Additional packaging points:
• Glass allows you to see the product and often pairs with higher-quality olive oil in premium brands.
• Metal provides excellent light and oxygen barriers (potentially better for long-term flavor in some studies), but the lining risk is the trade-off.11
Other Considerations
• Taste and texture: Many prefer the cleaner taste from glass-jarred sardines in olive oil. You can eat or cook with the oil without reservations.
• Nutrient integrity: Glass may better protect delicate fats from certain interactions, though metal is effective against light/oxygen.
• Sustainability/Convenience: Tins are lighter and more durable for transport; glass is heavier and breakable but recyclable and reusable.
• Calories: Oil-packed (any oil) adds calories compared to water/brine, but olive oil brings nutritional upsides.
Bottom line: Sardines in high-quality olive oil in glass jars maximize the nutritional benefits (omega-3s + healthy fats/antioxidants) while minimizing downsides like excess omega-6s and potential chemical leaching. They’re often a premium choice, so they may cost more, but many health-conscious eaters (e.g., on low-inflammatory or carnivore-adjacent diets) prefer them. Always check labels for specifics, as quality varies by brand. If budget is a concern, water-packed sardines avoid added oils altogether.
Most of those scholars were living fine lives in Brazil when Brandon opened the borders wide open. Then they came here and got into the country because of their race. Not because of them facing famine in Haiti.
Eat out of glass jars to avoid consuming the heavy metals that leach from the cans.

Also, get the ones packed in olive oil rather than vegetable oil.

re: Low T symptoms

Posted by SaintsTiger on 4/13/26 at 9:36 am to
I’m addition to lifestyle and nutrition, supplement with ashwaganda and tongkat Ali.

Also begin eliminating microplastics since they are endocrine disrupters

re: Trump and the Catholic Church

Posted by SaintsTiger on 4/12/26 at 9:36 pm to
Pope is just following his financial interests.

Wants MAGA out of office so DemocRats can turn the NGO gravy train back on. More migrants, more $$$ for Catholic charities. That simple.
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There are economic inputs/variables other than printing that can cause inflation. Critical good/resource scarcity or disruption will create larger scarcity of critical goods. That will create inflation.

Easiest example is petro (which is what we're seeing in response to this Iran war).


Right. Classic definition of inflation is increase in the money supply. Check an old Webster’s dictionary.

Nowadays price increases are labeled inflation.
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Prices aren't inflation, they are a result of inflation, and are non-linear.

Inflation is just the increase in the currency supply without backing the printing up with anything of value. Since we have 24T dollars in circulation worldwide, and print 2T per year, inflation is running at 8%.


Right, but we export a lot of inflation/currency out of the country. So prices don’t go up in lock step with printing.

How to hold fraudsters accountable

Posted by SaintsTiger on 4/10/26 at 11:11 pm
I was shocked when our treasury secretary said they don’t go after people who only defrauded the government of $1,500,000 or less. Apparently we don’t have the government resources.



Around minute 6, give or take.

2 simple solutions:

1. Let cops do civil asset forfeiture on these Somalis

2. Let private attorneys sue o/b/o the government and earn a contingency fee

DJT/Vance, if you’re reading this, make it happen!
Excellent. No one else in the world could have pulled something like this off. Not Obama jaw boning and giving billions, not Joe Biden on his cleanest methanphetamine high, not France’s president bending over or taking a knee, not any of the talking heads full of opinions. Only DJT.

One magnificent orange bastard.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the plants were already infiltrated with smart bombs.

What else could he pull?
FEDS need to run elections there. The cheaters have been caught RED HANDED. Filing a lawsuit after the cheat in the midterms won’t work.

Stop the Steal.
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So all we need for everything to work is smooth, timely cooperation between Homeland, SSA and the Postal Service.

What could go wrong?


This will help

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“The states, right, run these elections. If they want to use the… U.S. Postal Service, they’re going to get a code, a barcode from the U.S. Postal Service, and they’re going to put that on the envelope, and we will have one envelope per vote,”


Breitbart
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Beef is at least 3-4 years away from a fix, d/t the massive cattle herd culling during the previous administration. By Jan 2025, we were left with the lowest cattle count per capita since the 19th century. It takes years to rebuild a herd


We need to import a bunch of calves from Australia, New Zeeland and Japan to grow the herd. Trump always makes good deals with Australia and Japan. I’m sure he can get us some cows.