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  Rabyaah Althaibani رابعة الذيباني (@rabyaahahmed) reported 7 minutes ago

  @MarioNawfal Reducing Yemen to an Iranian proxy is a convenient talking point, not serious analysis. Ansar Allah’s demands have been public for years: end the siege, lift restrictions on airports and ports, pay salaries, and stop foreign interference in Yemen. If those issues had been resolved through the Saudi-Yemen negotiations, there wouldn’t be a crisis to exploit. Yemen has its own agency and its own conflict—it is not merely a battlefield for someone else’s agenda.

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  ????? (@JandD2009) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ValerieAnne1970 "The concept of “disease” as a discrete enemy entity is a modern fabrication. It is not an observable force of nature. It is not a law of biology. It is a linguistic invention used to describe a collection of ****** processes that are misunderstood, deliberately misrepresented, and aggressively monetised. There is no moment in the natural world where the body suddenly “catches” a disease in isolation. What exists instead is a continuum of adaptation. Cells responding to pressure. Tissue responding to chemistry. ***** systems responding to load, toxicity, deficiency, trauma, and electrical disturbance. Disease is not a cause. It is a label applied after the fact. Before modern medicine reframed the body as a battlefield, health was understood as terrain. Internal environment. Blood quality. Mineral balance. Waste removal. Nervous system tone. ***** drainage. Structural alignment. Even early biological science recognised that the state of the internal milieu determined outcomes far more reliably than exposure to any external organism. The pivot away from terrain was not accidental. It was ideological. Germ theory did not win because it explained reality better, it won because it simplified blame. By externalising the cause of illness, responsibility was removed from industrial food systems, chemical exposure, environmental toxicity, emotional trauma, and structural stress. If microbes were the enemy, then factories were innocent. If bacteria were the cause, then solvents, metals, radiation, and endocrine disruptors were conveniently irrelevant. This inversion allowed medicine to stop asking why tissue breaks down and instead obsess over what could be killed. Microorganisms did not suddenly become dangerous in the last century, they have existed since life itself. Bacteria, fungi, and parasites are not foreign invaders, they are recyclers, decomposers, and adaptive responders. In a healthy, oxygenated, mineralised internal environment, they exist in benign or symbiotic states. They assist digestion, cellular signalling and waste processing. When the internal terrain degrades, they change. This is pleomorphism. Not philosophy. Observation. Microbes alter their form, behaviour and function based on the condition of the tissue they inhabit. In clean environments they remain cooperative. In toxic, acidic, oxygen-poor, electrically unstable environments, they shift into scavenger modes. They do not create decay. They respond to it. Rot comes first, scavengers follow. This single principle dismantles the entire contagion mythology. If microbes were the primary cause of illness, exposure would produce consistent outcomes. It does not. Two people can share the same space, breathe the same air, ingest the same organisms, and experience completely different biological responses. The variable is not the germ. It is the terrain. The body is not passive in this process. It is profoundly intelligent. Inflammation is not pathology. It is increased circulation, designed to deliver oxygen, minerals and repair substrates to overloaded tissue. Fever is not a malfunction, it is a regulated metabolic escalation intended to denature waste, inhibit parasitic activity, and accelerate detoxification. Mucus is not disease. It is a solvent produced by the body to bind, encapsulate, and remove irritants and toxins. Pain is not an error message, it is feedback. Symptoms are not evidence of failure, they are evidence of efforts by the body to heal. What modern medicine calls disease is almost always the body entering a corrective or compensatory phase. When these phases are allowed to complete, resolution follows. When they are suppressed, interrupted, or chemically overridden, the process does not stop, it retreats deeper into the system. This is how acute processes become chronic. This is how inflammation becomes degeneration. This is how “managed conditions” multiply. Cancer is the most aggressively misunderstood example of this inversion. Cancer is not random, it is not genetic roulette, it is not cells “turning against the body”. Cells do not revolt, they adapt. Cancer emerges when tissue is forced into survival mode under sustained conditions of toxicity, hypoxia, mineral depletion, and drainage failure. Cellular multiplication becomes a compensatory response to an environment that no longer supports normal respiration and repair. Growth is not the enemy, growth is the last option left. Parasites, solvents, heavy metals, mycotoxins, and electrical disruption create the conditions where normal cellular respiration collapses. Mitochondrial function is impaired, oxygen utilisation drops, waste accumulates. Cells respond by shifting metabolic pathways, tissue architecture changes and proliferation increases. This process is then named, labelled and treated as if it were an alien invader rather than an internal adaptation. The intervention strategy follows the same flawed logic. Poison the system, burn the tissue, suppress the signals, remove the mass. At no point is the terrain restored. At no point are the original conditions corrected. The environment that forced the adaptation remains intact, so the process returns, or it reappears elsewhere, or a new diagnosis replaces the old one. The body is an electrical, chemical, and biological system governed by laws. It responds predictably to inputs. Industrial food devoid of minerals creates deficiency. Chemical exposure creates detox burden. Emotional trauma dysregulates the nervous system. Structural compression impairs circulation. Environmental radiation disrupts coherence. None of this is mysterious. It is cumulative. Ancient systems understood this because they observed the body holistically. Blood, breath, emotion, structure, digestion, elimination, and consciousness were reminders that health was not something administered externally, it was cultivated internally. Even religious and mythological texts encoded these truths symbolically. Regeneration, purification, sacrifice, resurrection, and redemption were not abstract moral tales. They were physiological maps describing cycles of breakdown, cleansing, repair, and renewal within the human body itself. But a population that understands its own regenerative capacity cannot be controlled. So knowledge was fragmented. Biology was separated from chemistry. Chemistry was separated from electricity. Medicine was separated from nutrition. Nutrition was separated from soil. Consciousness was dismissed entirely. The body was rebranded as a faulty machine instead of a self-regulating intelligence. Disease, as a concept, is the glue that holds this illusion together. Once a label is applied, inquiry stops, the individual becomes a diagnosis, treatment replaces understanding, lifelong management replaces resolution. But when you remove the label, the pattern becomes obvious. The body is always doing the best it can with the materials and conditions it is given. It does not need to be attacked. It does not need to be overridden. It does not need to be frightened into submission. It needs the terrain restored. And that truth, more than any single fact, is what the system cannot afford you to remember." - J Freeman

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  TongueDevil (@Devil1Tongue) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Ofcimcold Wanda fate is unknown after the scarlet temple collapse, strange last time we saw jumped into the multiverse to try fix the damage caused so he should be in secret wars which may be a battlefield of the planes

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  ☠️Mad Skull☠️ (@Mad_Skull4) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Battlefield is still trash. Still didnt fix party glitches that keep party members in lobby. Still has more bugs than the amazon.

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  Unofficial Astronaut (@UnofficialAstr1) reported 12 minutes ago

  @MnKSpdi Battlefield cant fix your ****** aim...just gotta gg...and stop crying...

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  Eduardo Terra (@_duterra) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BFBulletin Battlefield 7, the most broken battlefield ever released? Let’s see…

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  kirito _4kirigaya (@K4kirigaya) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Even tap firing isn't helping with bloom and recoil. Please fix.

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  E (@stellatogelato) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BattleNonSense Squad gameplay absolutely isn’t discussed nearly enough. Battlefield used to be centered around your squad and now that’s an afterthought. What would you fix/add in that area?

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  Bambucha (@Bambuchooo) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm still no gyro aiming fix for PS5

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  Dioguerass7 (@Dioguerass7) reported 19 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm FIX THE MINES! BRING SAME MINES ON BF4.

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  Bauer x PSG | ⭐️⭐️ (@bauerrr__) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BrokenMachine @BattlefieldComm I’m on PS5 Pro too but didn’t have this issue yet. Crossplay off.

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  6*Gs Aemeathx🇨🇦 (@aemeathxps) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BiteBaykon @BrokenMachine @BattlefieldComm Except i have PC squad mates having the same issues :) especially since the servers went down twice a few days ago!

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  عٰ 🙋🏻‍♂️ (@wqw_x1) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Battlefield If the server issues are not resolved, Battlefield risks losing a significant portion of its player base. With the new Call of Duty just around the corner, many players may choose to move on if these problems continue.

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  Fruityland (@FruitylandTV) reported 24 minutes ago

  Biggest gripe I have with Battlefield 6 is the Weapon Damage Overhaul they made, as it is very inconsistent - one moment I shoot an enemy player and down him in 4-5 bullets as you should and then it takes me an entire magazine from the same weapon and same range to deal like 25-30 damage. They need to look over the system because it makes the game frustrating - every game feels miserable because one moment you are clearing the objective from enemies and then you get outbeamed by a pea shooter from a mile away. Some will say that I am most likely hitting enemy players in their legs and arms which would deal less damage, but plenty of times I would get 3-4 headshots on the guy only for him to walk away like it was nothing, and it happened to me on the receiving end - a lot of times an enemy player would shoot me in the back, empty his entire clip, only for me to do a 180 and end him in 2-3 shoots from the same gun that would take 6-7 bullets to kill. @Battlefield @BattlefieldComm - please fix! P.S. - the damage system on Tsuru Reef with the waves is broken and not working as it should, because if you just have your toe in water, you receive reduced damage as if you were underwater. Plenty of clips here on X, reddit and other social media platforms showing this problem.

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  Terri Green (@TerriGreenUSA) reported 25 minutes ago

  We don’t win the battle here, you can’t, can’t fight. Jesus said, “My kingdom is not of this world,” John 18. “If My kingdom were of this world, My servants would” – what? – “fight.” 2020 Clarity: Reflecting on God’s Goodness in the Last Year — John MacArthur // January 17, 2021 Oh, guess what? We don’t win down here, we lose. You ready for that? Oh, you were a post-millennialist, you thought we were just going to go waltzing into the kingdom if you took over the world? No, we lose here – get it. It killed Jesus. It killed all the apostles. We’re all going to be persecuted. “If any man come after Me, let him” – what? – “deny himself.” Garbage of prosperity gospel. No, we don’t win down here. You ready for that? Just to clear the air, I love this clarity. We don’t win. We lose on this battlefield, but we win on the big one, the eternal one. If the new administration supports religious freedom, get ready; persecution will be ramped up because the more supportive they are of the devil’s lies, the less they’re going to tolerate the truth of Scripture. We condemn every lie, and we call every person to this: there’s one true God, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. You’ll have no other gods before Me.” Right? There’s salvation in one name and one name only: that’s Jesus Christ. We will proclaim the exclusivity of the gospel, the unique revelation authority of Scripture. We’re not going to lobby for freedom of religion. What kind of nonsense is that? We are in the world to expose all those lies as lies. So this is just part of what’s been on my mind. Oh, so many things. Well, I’m not going anywhere, so there’s always next week. But John – I really did intend to get a little further than this – but John 15, just read a couple of verses here. Our Lord talks to the disciples, chapter 15, verse 19. Verse 19 – well, verse 18, let’s start there. “If the world hates you, you know that it has,” what? We don’t win here, you get this? They killed Him, they killed the apostles, and in every generation they kill the people who proclaim the truth. “You know that it hated Me before it hated you. If you were of the world,” – verse 19 – “the world would love its own; but because you’re not of the world,” – so if you want the world to love you, you’ve got to convince them that you’re not against them. But we are against them, not out of animosity, but out of love. “If you were of the world, the world would love its own; but because you’re not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, because of this the world hates you.” Chapter 16, verse 33, all the way at the end of that chapter our Lord says the end of the verse, “In the world you’ll have trouble. Take courage,” – what? – “I’ve overcome the world.” We don’t win the battle here, you can’t, can’t fight. Jesus said, “My kingdom is not of this world,” John 18. “If My kingdom were of this world, My servants would” – what? – “fight.” We’re not fighting this world, we get it.“Blessed are those who are persecuted.” No, we don’t win here. In fact, it gets worse, doesn’t it? Evil men get worse and worse. I mean, read the prophetic declarations of our Lord in the sermon on His second coming. Read the book of Revelation. It’s not going to get better, it’s going to get continually worse. And every generation of Christians is going to suffer for two reasons: because the world hates it, and because suffering perfects our faith and gives validity to our testimony. So we’re not going to win.