Dr. Debby Burnett🐾🌻

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MOM, DVM, PT, CVA, cAVCA Lots of titles—best is MOM Ran for Congress once—against the Beetlejuice lady CanNOT believe we have to march again against the fluffwanksome 🍊 💩gibbon #ScienceMatters #ClimateChangeIsReal #TeamPete #swiftie #IditarodTrailVet

Inspector Smile is ready for science! 🫡 This is Smile’s first ultraviolet view showing an auroral substorm. With the ultraviolet camera now operational, Smile becomes the first spacecraft since 2008 to capture the full ring of northern lights around the north pole in ultraviolet light. 🔭 🧪 ☀️

The Talmud teaches that anyone who sustains one soul, has sustained an entire world. For generations, Jewish New Yorkers have sustained our city. Today, we are launching the first-ever municipal Strategy to Combat Antisemitism.

🍏Toxins out of our food 🧑‍🌾Farmers first, not chemical companies ❌Break up corporate concentration in agriculture 💧Clean water, guaranteed 🍽️School meals that nourish 💸Public dollars should buy public health ⚕️Food as medicine ⚖️Accountability for polluters, not immunity

Everything Trump and his cabinet have said about the deal is false. Venezuelan law governing oil does not allow for 100-yr deals, or anything longer than 25 years. And US law doesn't allow us to own shares in companies. Plus, the deal as structured won’t bring new capital to Venezuela’s oil sector.

Experts are ultimately skeptical the oil deal can hold together. “The deal is like the big beautiful wall that Mexico will pay for,” said former US diplomat John Feeley.

‘Skin in the game’
It was less than a month after the January US raid that toppled Maduro that Exxon’s CEO, Darren Woods, said the country was “uninvestable” because of the “legal and commercial constructs and frameworks in place today”.

Two people familiar with the process said Trump began looking for a way to make sure the US had “skin in the game” – financial ownership that would put investors at ease. The potential answer became the US stake in Betancourt’s firm, North American Blue Energy Partners.

Though the White House and defense department say it has 35% ownership, the Pentagon told lawmakers on the congressional armed services committee in a written briefing seen by the Guardian it has “warrants” in Nabep: rights to purchase shares, rather than the shares themselves.
Scott Horton@robertscotthorton.bsky.social · last wk.

Want to know how Trump got his Venezuela deal? Aram Roston has the goods here. Worth an investment of a few minutes, for sure. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

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Interesting how the right is always bashing Mamdani, saying the Jews don't feel safe in NY because he's the mayor. This protest paints a different picture 🤔 NY is the true melting pot.

Freedom is not complete when women can speak but are punished for what they say, can vote but are denied meaningful representation, or can work but remain economically unequal. Rights must exist in practice, not only on paper. #Pinks 📨✨ — Pinks Global

Doesn't matter if Ireland get deducted points. Doesn't matter if they get kicked out of the competition. They must not play the games against those feckin demons. If they do the players will regret it for the rest their lives ⚽