>>7934863

Just put it in the water, like the Brits did. Calms them fuckers right down.

August 10, 2004 – Scientists in Great Britain have found levels of a common antidepressant in the water. It begs the question: What about the drinking water in the U.S.? Should we be concerned?

The exact quantity of the antidepressant Prozac – found in river systems and groundwater used for drinking – was not specified. However, the British report says that it could be potentially toxic.

Similar problems have been discovered both with prescription and nonprescription drugs in the U.S. and throughout Europe, albeit at low levels. Many have questioned whether even low levels of these medications could affect human health and reproduction.

https://www.webmd.com/depression/news/20040810/prozac-in-drinking-water-likely-so#1

>>7934864

Just do what Hillary does. Old news, this has been looked at, move on.

Now, with just two months until Election Day, the Republican presidential nominee’s claims to have worked the system to his advantage are coming back to haunt him. Over the Labor Day weekend, Trump faced renewed questioning about why his family foundation had donated $25,000 to a political group supporting Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi in 2013—in violation of federal rules preventing foundations from donating to political candidates—at the same time that her office was considering whether to investigate Trump University for alleged fraud. Bondi, according to reporting by the Associated Press in July, “personally solicited” the political contribution, just before she declined to move forward with the Trump University case.

Speaking to reporters in Ohio on Monday, Trump fervently denied ever having spoken to Bondi directly. “I never spoke to her, first of all. She’s a fine person, beyond reproach. I never even spoke to her about it at all. She’s a fine person. Never spoken to her about it, never,” Trump said, according to the Washington Post. “Many of the attorney generals turned that case down because I’ll win that case in court,” Trump added, referring to the two federal class-action lawsuits that have been brought against his now defunct for-profit education company. Former students of the company’s real-estate training course have claimed that they were aggressively coerced into paying for classes and that the school “preyed” on vulnerable students.

SEPTEMBER 6, 2016

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2016/09/donald-trump-pam-bondi-donation

>>7934875

KIMONO OPENS FOR UKRAINIAN HRYVNIA

>>7934903

Thinking 70%er. 5 mile cordoned radius and FBI involvement spells chicanery to me. Also, hopper helo for rich dude with an entire family on board going 185 mph? wtf?

>>7934905

>>7934963

>People who have rejected that Jesus is the promised Messiah and claim to still be God's chosen people are just messed up.

Yeah, that's about 85-90% of everyone.