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The Latest Jewish Pope BY Miles Mathis URL: Not available in the provided excerpts.

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Beef Tallow — One Of The Best Sources Of Life-Sustaining Fats BY Joachim Bartoll1 URL: bartoll.se/2025/05/beef-tallow-healthy-fats 1

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☕ WOKESCOLDS ☙ Tuesday, May 13, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS BY Jeff Childers2 URL: coffeeandcovid.com/p/wokescolds-tuesday-may-13-2025-c 2

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A healthy gut microbiome helps to reduce stress anxiety and depression BY Dr. Joseph Mercola3 URL: expose-news.com/2025/05/13/a-healthy-gut-microbiome-helps-to-reduce-stress-anxiety-and-depression

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Colonel Fletcher Prouty: There is an international power elite that runs the world BY expose-news.com4 URL: expose-news.com/2025/05/13/an-international-elite-runs-the-world 4

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It is Unconstitutional for Trump to Suspend the Writ of Habeas Corpus BY Dr. Joseph Sansone5 URL: Not available in the provided excerpts.

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MAHA Hugger Mugger BY James Howard Kunstler6 URL: Not available in the provided excerpts.

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The Trump Administrations Biggest Wins and Biggest Fails So Far BY [Author Not Specified] URL: Not available in the provided excerpts.

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The DeepSeek moment for modern air combat – lessons from the Pakistan India air war BY Hua Bin7 URL: unz.com/bhua/the-deepseek-moment-for-modern-air-combat-lessons-from-the-pakistan-india-air-war 7

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Trumps Tariff Blunder Backfires Bigtime BY Mike Whitney8 URL: unz.com/mwhitney/trumps-tariff-blunder-backfires-bigtime/

Article 1
Title: Beef Tallow — One Of The Best Sources Of Life-Sustaining Fats
Author(s): Matt Weik (as critiqued by Joachim Bartoll)
Key Takeaways:

Beef tallow, a rendered animal fat, is promoted as a healthier alternative to seed oils due to its natural composition and stability.
Fast-food chains (e.g., McDonald’s) previously used beef tallow but switched to seed oils, which are criticized for being oxidized, inflammatory, and toxic.
Critics argue seed oils are linked to obesity and chronic diseases, while animal fats align with human biology as humans are termed "obligate hyper carnivores."
High-heat cooking destroys nutrients in meat and generates carcinogenic compounds (e.g., HCAs and PAHs), favoring rare or minimally cooked meat.
Plant-based foods are deemed chemically incompatible with human biology, requiring inefficient bioconversion and leaving toxic residues.
The resurgence of beef tallow is framed as controlled opposition to maintain reliance on plant-based systems rather than promoting raw animal-based diets.
Beef tallow’s nutritional profile includes saturated fats, vitamins A/D/E/K, and CLA, but cooking methods (low heat) are emphasized to preserve benefits.
Coconut oil and olive oil are criticized as unstable plant-based fats, unlike animal-derived fats.
Inflammation from seed oils is portrayed as the body’s detox response, not inherently harmful.
The article advocates for a carnivore diet, rejecting plant-based foods as toxic and incompatible with human health.

Article 2
Title: The Trump Administration’s Biggest Wins and Biggest Fails So Far
Author(s): Brandon Smith
Key Takeaways:

Wins:
- Reduced illegal border crossings by 95%, framing migration as economic opportunism rather than humanitarian crisis.
- Shutdown of USAID and other agencies linked to "woke" activism, weakening leftist NGOs.
- Tariffs pressured the UK and China into trade negotiations, potentially boosting U.S. manufacturing.
- Removed LGBT/DEI propaganda from schools and federal institutions.
- Pardoned January 6th prisoners, labeling their prosecution as politically motivated.
Fails:
- Failed to expose Biden’s economic data manipulation, risking public blame for future economic decline.
- Delayed release of Epstein client list, suspected to protect powerful figures.
- Maintained foreign aid to Israel despite "America First" rhetoric.
- Continued military aid to Ukraine, prolonging conflict without strategic gain.
- Upheld Real ID biometric tracking, criticized as Orwellian.

Article 3
Title: The Latest Jewish Pope
Author(s): Miles Mathis
Key Takeaways:

Claims Pope Leo (hypothetical) has Jewish ancestry through noble European families (Prevost, Fontaine, Deneuve).
Links the Prevost family to historical figures like Abbe Prevost and General Augustine Prevost, alleging crypto-Jewish ties.
Argues European nobility (e.g., Hessen, Romanovs) intermarried with Jewish lines, masking their origins.
Suggests the Pope’s Creole heritage includes slave-owning ancestors, downplaying claims of racial diversity.
Connects the Pope’s lineage to banking elites (e.g., Brunels, Duquesnes) and historical spies (e.g., Fritz Duquesne).
Alleges systemic scrubbing of genealogical records to hide Jewish connections in royal families.
Ties the Pope’s grandmother to Catherine Deneuve, whose maternal lineage is allegedly hidden Jewish nobility.
Implies Freemasonry and anti-clerical agendas among noble families to undermine the Church.
Portrays historical figures (e.g., Talleyrand) as covert agents dismantling religious institutions.
Concludes the Pope’s election aligns with a broader agenda to control religious and political systems through hidden Jewish influence.

Article 4
Title: The DeepSeek Moment for Modern Air Combat – Lessons from the Pakistan India Air War
Author(s): Hua Bin
Key Takeaways:

Pakistan’s Chinese-made J-10C fighters defeated India’s Rafale jets using integrated systems (radar, missiles, AWACS).
PL-15 missiles (150km range) outperformed India’s Mica/Meteor missiles (80-100km), enabling preemptive strikes.
HQ-9 air defense and ZDK-03 AWACS provided real-time coordination, overwhelming India’s fragmented Western/Russian/Israeli systems.
India’s lack of system integration and poor training led to catastrophic losses (3 Rafales, 1 Su-30, 1 MiG-29).
Chinese technology (e.g., GaN radar, AI data links) proved superior despite being "older" than PLA’s current systems.
Highlights the decline of Western military tech, noting Rafale’s high cost (
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Warns the U.S. against underestimating China’s hypersonic missiles (e.g., 1,000km range) in potential Pacific conflicts.
Criticizes India as a weak counterbalance to China, reliant on overhyped Western arms.
Emphasizes network-centric warfare as decisive, where "seeing first" guarantees victory.
Positions the conflict as a testing ground for Chinese exports, signaling shifts in global military dominance.

Article 5
Title: Trump’s Tariff Blunder Backfires Bigtime
Author(s): Mike Whitney
Key Takeaways:

Trump’s 145% tariffs on Chinese goods failed, forcing a 90% reduction after China refused concessions.
China redirected exports to ASEAN/EU nations, achieving 8.1% export growth despite U.S. tariffs.
U.S. ports and retailers faced shortages and price hikes, while China secured alternative suppliers (e.g., Brazilian soybeans).
The "trade consultation mechanism" agreement was a face-saving measure with no tangible U.S. gains.
U.S. small businesses and manufacturers suffered layoffs, contrasting with China’s economic resilience.
Critics argue tariffs accelerated decoupling, permanently ceding U.S. market share in China.
U.S. debt ($36T) and deindustrialization undermine tariff leverage, while China invests in infrastructure/education.
Trump’s focus on manufacturing ignores automation and the dominance of service/knowledge sectors.
The WSJ and analysts labeled the tariff truce a U.S. capitulation, risking a widened trade deficit.
Warns against future trade wars, noting China’s adaptability and the West’s declining economic hegemony.

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1. Article: Excerpts from "The Latest Jewish Pope by Miles Mathis.pdf"

Title: The Latest Jewish Pope
Author(s): Miles Mathis
Ten key points or takeaways:
1. The author reflects on testimonials of people who died and came back, questioning why they never ask about the meaning of life.
2. Sir George Prevost served as Governor-General and Commander of all British Forces in the Colonies.
3. Sir William Phipps, the first governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony, is noted for establishing the witch trials.
4. Families such as Phipps, Phillipps, Phillips, and Philips are identified as crypto-Jews, a group the author links Karl Marx to.
5. Talleyrand is characterized as a cloaked Jewish priest, despite being famously anti-clerical and allegedly assigned to the project of destroying the Church.
6. Fritz Duquesne, son of Abraham and Minna Joubert (which the author suggests spelling as "Jew-bert"), is portrayed as a pathological liar and alleged spy for Germany in both World Wars.
7. Duquesne's alleged history includes various arrests, escapes, and connections to figures like Teddy Roosevelt and Joseph Kennedy.
8. The Fontaine family, French barons, are shown to have married into prominent British families like the Russells and are linked to European royal houses such as the Romanovs and Hessens.
9. The mainstream reportedly acknowledges the Jewish background of Dr. Franz la Fontaine, whose granddaughter became the Princess of Battenberg, though Wiki does not list her as Jewish despite her maternal Jewish lineage.
10. The Brunel family, including the engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, are discussed with suggestions of ties to the Cohens and potentially the Lebruns, Dukes of Plaisance.

2. Article: Excerpts from "bartoll.se-Beef Tallow One Of The Best Sources Of Life-Sustaining Fats.pdf"

Title: Beef Tallow — One Of The Best Sources Of Life-Sustaining Fats
Author(s): Joachim Bartoll
Ten key points or takeaways:
1. The article is a response to a piece by Matt Weik about the comeback of beef tallow.
2. The author criticizes Matt Weik for promoting plant-based diets and toxic supplements in the past.
3. The author views Matt Weik, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and Donald Trump as "controlled puppets."
4. These figures are accused of using half-truths to foster division and advance a plant-based narrative intended to keep people sick and controllable.
5. The author alleges they might steer vaccine skeptics towards other substances like Ivermectin or Hydroxychloroquine.
6. The core dietary belief presented is that humans are obligate hyper-carnivores who should consume only animal-based foods to thrive.
7. Animal-based foods are described as inherently healthy, organic, and fully bioavailable, while plant-based foods are deemed toxic and chemically incompatible.
8. Beef tallow is recommended as a superior fat for high-heat cooking, followed by butter and lard.
9. The author suggests the fluctuating nature of mainstream nutrition advice, such as the recent emphasis on beef tallow, is part of an agenda to confuse and control the population.
10. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump are specifically identified as "controlled little Jesuit puppets" who the author claims initiated the debate around beef tallow versus seed oils.

3. Article: Excerpts from "coffeeandcovid.com-WOKESCOLDS Tuesday May 13 2025 CC NEWS.pdf"

Title: ☕ WOKESCOLDS ☙ Tuesday, May 13, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS
Author(s): Jeff Childers
Ten key points or takeaways:
1. The article provides a summary of recent news with satirical commentary.
2. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received negative media attention from the New York Times for being in Rock Creek, citing high E. coli levels.
3. A "new Pope" (Pope Leo) is noted for showing signs of conservative alignment and is reportedly attracting media criticism similar to RFK Jr.
4. The new Pope is mentioned as having offered "few choice words" to journalists after being misquoted.
5. Trump secured a court victory allowing the IRS to share migrants' home addresses with DHS to aid in capturing "crooked illegals."
6. Judge Dabney Friedrich ruled that the IRS-DHS data-sharing agreement is legal and complies with the tax code.
7. The author highlights that the President's cases benefit from guaranteed Supreme Court review, unlike those of regular citizens.
8. FDA Commissioner Marty Makary indicated that the COVID shot may be removed from the recommended childhood vaccination schedule due to a lack of supporting evidence for young, healthy children.
9. According to a recent CDC report, only 13% of children in the US are "up to date" on their COVID shots.
10. Trump signed an executive order aimed at lowering prescription drug prices in the US using a "Most-Favored-Nation" model and exploring direct-to-consumer sales routes.

4. Article: Excerpts from "expose-news.com-A healthy gut microbiome helps to reduce stress anxiety and depression.pdf"

Title: A Healthy Gut Microbiome Helps to Reduce Stress, Anxiety, and Depression
Author(s): Dr. Joseph Mercola
Ten key points or takeaways:
1. The composition of the gut microbiome can influence stress resilience and overall mental health.
2. The brain-gut microbiome (BGM) system is identified as a critical interconnected system impacting mental well-being.
3. Individuals with higher resilience show distinct characteristics in their gut bacteria and brain structure, including more active bacteria and different brain connectivity patterns.
4. Disruptions to gut flora early in life may contribute to the development of neurodevelopmental disorders like ASD and ADHD.
5. Specific gut bacteria profiles may be linked to Alzheimer's disease through triggering neuroinflammatory processes.
6. Nurturing beneficial bacteria such as Akkermansia muciniphila is crucial for maintaining gut health and supporting metabolism.
7. Factors like seed oils (high in linoleic acid) and mitochondrial poisons can compromise mitochondrial function, making the gut environment less hospitable for beneficial anaerobic bacteria like Akkermansia.
8. Reducing exposure to mitochondrial toxins is considered a crucial step before supplementing with Akkermansia, including eliminating seed oils for at least six months.
9. Dietary strategies for gut healing include starting with easily digestible carbohydrates like white rice and fruits and gradually introducing more complex ones.
10. Clinical trials on Akkermansia supplementation show benefits for metabolic health, gut integrity, and inflammation, with effective daily dosages ranging from 100 million to 10 billion CFUs, depending on the condition.

5. Article: Excerpts from "expose-news.com-Colonel Fletcher Prouty There is an international power elite that runs the world.pdf"

Title: Colonel Fletcher Prouty: There Is an International Power Elite That Runs the World
Author(s): Based on a 1992 interview with Colonel Fletcher Prouty (Ret.) by Jeff Steinberg of Executive Intelligence Review ("EIR").
Ten key points or takeaways:
1. Colonel Fletcher Prouty asserted in a 1992 interview that an international power elite exists and runs countries and the world.
2. Understanding the existence of this elite is presented as essential for comprehending the current global situation.
3. The interview by Jeff Steinberg covered significant historical topics such as the Cold War, the Vietnam conflict, the Bay of Pigs, and the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
4. Lyndon LaRouche is noted as commenting that the interview provides valuable insights into the ongoing struggle against oligarchy.
5. Prouty's interview is said to offer a perspective on the inner workings of the US intelligence community.
6. Colonel Prouty is the author of the book The Secret Team: The CIA and Its Allies in Control of the World.
7. The article, published on The Exposé website, states that governments and Big Tech are actively trying to censor the information it reports.
8. The Exposé relies solely on reader support for funding, stating it is not funded by the government.
9. The article mentions that Western democracy is allegedly being undermined by corporately funded think tanks.
10. It also references alleged agreements by Canadian federal health officials to withhold information about COVID vaccines that could potentially embarrass Trudeau.

6. Article: Excerpts from "lewrockwell.com-It is Unconstitutional for Trump to Suspend the Writ of Habeas Corpus.pdf"

Title: It Is Unconstitutional for Trump to Suspend the Writ of Habeas Corpus (Title derived from filename)
Author(s): Dr. Joseph Sansone
Ten key points or takeaways:
1. James Madison, the Constitution's author, argued in Federalist Paper No. 43 that Habeas Corpus could be suspended during foreign invasion or insurrections.
2. Despite including insurrections as a cause for suspension, President James Madison did not suspend Habeas Corpus even after the British burned the White House.
3. "Habeas corpus" is a Latin term meaning "show the body."
4. A Writ of Habeas Corpus is a legal mechanism used to challenge the lawfulness of a person's imprisonment.
5. It requires the government to provide evidence justifying the arrest and detainment as lawful.
6. If the government cannot demonstrate a legal right to hold a person, that person must be released.
7. The Supreme Court case Ex parte Milligan (1866) is cited as setting limitations on government power regarding the Writ of Habeas Corpus during times of conflict.
8. Suspending the Writ of Habeas Corpus creates an additional legal dilemma.
9. The article contends that suspending Habeas Corpus, while not directly violating the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments, indirectly violates them.
10. The author identifies himself as Dr. Joseph Sansone.

7. Article: Excerpts from "lewrockwell.com-MAHA Hugger Mugger.pdf"

Title: MAHA Hugger Mugger (Title derived from filename)
Author(s): Not explicitly stated.
Ten key points or takeaways:
1. Aspects of the "Covid hairball," such as the lab origin and Dr. Fauci's operations, are reportedly being uncovered, but the topic of COVID mRNA vaccines remains taboo.
2. Trump 2.0 is described as enacting significant policy shifts, including monumental moves to lower drug costs.
3. Trump's drug cost policy utilizes the Most Favored Nation (MFN) trade principle, aiming to tie US drug prices to the lowest prices paid by other developed nations.
4. The article lists key unresolved issues, including revoking pharmaceutical companies' liability shields against lawsuits.
5. Ending TV advertising of pharmaceutical products is mentioned as another issue not yet addressed.
6. The article brings up the "autism calamity" and its alleged connection to childhood vaccines.
7. The pulling of COVID shots from the recommended vaccine schedules is also noted as an issue yet to be fully confronted.
8. There is commentary suggesting that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is being "managed" by hidden individuals or forces.
9. Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA), chair of the Senate HELP Committee, is discussed regarding his role in RFK Jr.'s confirmation hearing.
10. Senator Cassidy is described as politically vulnerable in Louisiana, partly due to voting to impeach Trump in 2021.

8. Article: Excerpts from "lewrockwell.com-The Trump Administration's Biggest Wins and Biggest Fails So Far.pdf"

Title: The Trump Administration's Biggest Wins and Biggest Fails So Far (Title derived from filename)
Author(s): Not explicitly stated.
Ten key points or takeaways:
1. One potential success highlighted is China's entry into trade negotiations, possibly due to economic pressures.
2. Multiple international companies are reportedly moving manufacturing to the US in collaboration with the White House, which could boost domestic production and jobs.
3. Trump's aim to eliminate the income tax and replace it with tariff revenues is presented as an ultimate success, potentially freeing the public from perceived IRS and central bank control.
4. "Freedom for January 6th Prisoners" is listed as a significant win, with the author asserting their sentences were disproportionate and Trump's pardons were justified.
5. The author claims the narratives surrounding January 6th were politically motivated and alleges Capitol police action triggered the riots.
6. "The Epstein Files Release" is listed as a major failure.
7. Attorney General Pam Bondi is criticized for the delayed and incomplete release of the Epstein client list.
8. There is a public demand for a comprehensive list of individuals involved with Epstein, particularly government leaders who need to be removed.
9. The author speculates that the White House is delaying the Epstein list release because it is extensive and could significantly disrupt the government.
10. The author notes economic issues, including potentially rigged numbers, and suggests Trump needs to proactively address them to avoid blame for future crises.

9. Article: Excerpts from "unz.com-The DeepSeek moment for modern air combat lessons from the Pakistan India air war by Hua Bin.pdf"

Title: The DeepSeek Moment for Modern Air Combat – Lessons from the Pakistan India Air War
Author(s): Hua Bin
Ten key points or takeaways:
1. The article analyzes a recent air conflict between Pakistan and India.
2. Pakistan's air force, utilizing Chinese weapon systems, reportedly achieved a decisive victory with no losses against India's forces.
3. Alleged Indian losses included French-made Rafale fighters, a Russian Su-30, a MiG-29, and an Israeli Heron UAV.
4. The French Rafale fighter, despite its cost and reputation, reportedly failed to engage effectively against Pakistan's Chinese J-10C jets.
5. The author attributes Pakistan's success to its use of a highly integrated and synchronized Chinese air combat system.
6. India's defeat is blamed on its diverse collection of standalone weapon systems from various countries, lacking sufficient integration.
7. The Chinese Link 17 data link system and AWACS were key in enabling Pakistan's J-10C jets to engage targets at long range using PL-15E missiles.
8. The event is termed a "DeepSeek moment," highlighting the perceived superiority of an integrated system over more expensive, standalone advanced platforms.
9. The conflict is viewed as a demonstration of Chinese military technology's effectiveness, even older export versions.
10. The author cautions the United States and the West against underestimating China's military capabilities based on these lessons.

10. Article: Excerpts from "unz.com-Trump's Tariff Blunder Backfires Bigtime by Mike Whitney.pdf"

Title: Trump's Tariff Blunder Backfires Bigtime
Author(s): Mike Whitney
Ten key points or takeaways:
1. The author argues that Donald Trump's strategy of imposing tariffs on China to bully them into concessions ultimately failed.
2. The author's metric for success was whether China conceded to preserve trade (Trump wins) or Trump removed tariffs before China resumed trade (Trump loses).
3. Reports emerged from US officials about "substantial progress" and an agreement after trade talks in Geneva, including the establishment of a trade consultation mechanism.
4. The author suggests the trade consultation mechanism was a way to obscure the fact that China had made no significant concessions and demanded tariff removal.
5. China's Assistant Foreign Minister criticized US tariffs as economic bullying and a unilateral weapon for self-interest.
6. Despite a significant drop in exports to the US, China's overall trade remained robust, with strong growth in exports to non-US markets.
7. China has taken steps to replace US imports by securing supplies from countries like Argentina and Brazil.
8. China holds a significant comparative advantage in manufacturing, logistics, and supply chains, making it difficult and costly for other countries to replicate this capacity quickly.
9. Economist Joseph Stiglitz is cited as stating that China holds the leverage over Trump.
10. Commenters reported that the US did agree to slash tariffs for 90 days, a move interpreted by many, including Ron Unz and various media sources, as an American capitulation or climbdown.