RT Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole)Rapeseed has been grown for 4,000 years. The Romans burned it in lamps. Medieval Europeans used it for lamp oil. The industrial revolution used it to lubricate steam engines. It worked brilliantly: high heat tolerance, doesn't break down easily. Perfect for machinery. Toxic for humans.The problem: Rapeseed contains 50% erucic acid. This compound causes heart lesions in animals. Feed it to rats, their hearts develop fatty deposits and scarring. It also contains glucosinolates that s ...

RT Carrie Prejean Boller (@CarriePrejean1)I was attempted to be removed from a religious freedom commission because I stood against this violence. I guess our government protects war criminals over Catholics. ...

RT Matthew H (@MattH_4America)Freedom Index scores (0-100) for the people Trump wants you to hate:.@RepThomasMassie - 99.@FmrRepMTG - 97.@chiproytx - 97.@RandPaul - 96Who Trump wants you to support:.@LindseyGrahamSC - 57Nothing else needs to be said ...

RT Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber)lmao the censorship NGOs are upset their names weren’t censored in @JudiciaryGOP’s bombshell report ...

RT Jail Bill Gates (@DoctorFishbones)The people who said the biggest scandal of the Obama administration was the day he wore a tan suit must have overlooked his chief legal counsel exchanging 11,000 emails with the world's biggest sex trafficker ...

RT Mark Mitchell, Rasmussen Reports (@honestpollster)DEAR GOD ...

RT Pepijn Leonard Demortier (@PepijnDemortier)“White people have no culture”Yet the depth of civilization and sophistication encapsulated in this random 18th century British war ship surpasses, by immeasurable magnitudes, the aggregate historical achievements of certain entire continents. https://t.co/PbEE2LdhI9 ...

RT Auron MacIntyre (@AuronMacintyre)I have been told endlessly that Millennials and Gen Z are spoiled, decadent creatures unwilling to sacrificeYet every response I have seen from young men who have been told by Rupert Lowe that the way foward is dangerous and hard is simply:Here I am, send me ...

RT Christian Heiens 🏛 (@ChristianHeiens)It's bizarre that this is even controversial or has to be argued with someone. The United States started off as a British colony. It was settled, organized, governed, and functioned as an extension of English culture for nearly 200 years before gaining its independence in the late 18th century.Of course our common culture is English culture. It couldn't be anything else.But just look at how incredulous these other panelists are as they listen to Scalia explain this. I ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Or hey, here's a radical idea: reduce the number of features N. https://t.co/s5PtMBthTT ...