The MAHA Diaries

[TrumanCash]

Secretary Kennedy's "MAHA Santa is coming to town" video

Make Santa Healthy again!

https://x.com/SecKennedy/status/2003...santa-claus%2F

[norman]

Trump admin announces bombshell changes to vaccine schedule leaving Democrats seething
DeVory Darkins - 1 day ago


BREAKING NEWS the Trump administration just announced bombshell changes to child vaccine schedule. This decision has left Democrats seething. RFK Jr has done exactly what mothers across the country voted for a common sense policy regarding the vaccination of children and a more transparency treatment system for diseases. However, Democrats are already coming out and condemning this action.



https://rumble.com/v73yoz0-trump-adm...g-democra.html


Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v71s0ys/?pub=1yatds

[norman]

Lisa Bevere: The Truth About Spiritual Attacks on Your Health (That the Church Isn’t Teaching)
Dr. Josh Axe - 15 hours ago


We’re living in an age of unprecedented confusion about identity, purpose, and truth. Anxiety, loneliness, and burnout are skyrocketing, and the church is often unprepared to name what’s really happening. In this powerful conversation, Lisa Bevere exposes the spiritual battle behind the crisis and reveals how reclaiming your God given identity can change everything.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=LkAs6EUfYsE

"violence won't fix it, protesting won't fix it - then what will? - Constant Courageous Conversations"

[norman]

The Highwire with Del Bigtree - 458 - MAHA ON THE MOVE
1 hour 19 minutes - Jan 9, 2026



Show notes
A historic shift is underway. Del opens with CDC’s unprecedented move to slash the routine childhood vaccine schedule nearly in half, aligning the U.S. with the Denmark model. What prompted this change and what does it mean for families nationwide?

Then, Jefferey Jaxen reports on HHS flipping the food pyramid, signaling a monumental reset in nutrition policy. He also investigates the escalating glyphosate battle, as liability protections for pesticide companies collapse in Congress—while the Supreme Court and the Trump administration loom large.

Finally, Del sits down with Sayer Ji to examine the unraveling narrative around censorship and free speech, and exposes one of the chief architects of COVID-era information control.



https://rumble.com/v741yr6-episode-4...html?start=108


Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v71vaqy/?pub=1yatds&start=108

[norman]

Dr. Saliha Afridi - Do THIS To Start To Heal & Grow
Tracy Harmoush - Jan 22, 2025

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=FAbEzVCOtLY

If you're keen on understanding what looking after your mental health really looks like like, this episode has some great takeaways and practical tips to help you navigate today's fast-paced world. One of my favourite episodes to date.

I'm joined by Dr. Saliha Afridi, a well-known clinical psychologist and mental health advocate with over 20 years of experience. In our chat, she breaks down common myths about mental health and talks about the link between happiness, contentment, and the influence of media.

Dr. Afridi shares valuable insights on finding balance in life, why therapy matters, and how to spot and break unhealthy patterns. We also dive into topics like narcissism, the effects of trauma, and the pressures of social media. You'll walk away with a better understanding of personal growth, the power of facing tough truths, and the importance of lifelong learning—all through the lens of Jungian psychology.

Timestamps

0:00 Introduction of Dr. Saliha Afridi and early influences
3:32 Misconceptions and nuances of mental health
5:56 Happiness, contentment, and media's influence
9:18 Balance, harmony, and therapy insights
17:13 Therapy's value and recognising patterns
20:38 Narcissism misuse and introspection in therapy
23:35 The purpose and service of therapy continued
31:50 Accepting hard truths about growth and healing
35:25 Social sensitivity, responsibility, and trauma's impact
44:23 Reacting versus responding and social media effects
50:02 Social media illusions and fat loss truths
52:29 Lessons from therapy and challenging traditional psychology
57:20 Collectivism, Jungian psychology, and lifelong learning
1:00:52 Trusting the process and closing thoughts

[norman]

Executive Order 14155, titled "Withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization", is an executive order signed by United States president Donald Trump on January 20, 2025, during the first day of his second presidential term.

A legacy of global health leadership

Founded in 1948 with significant support from the United States, the W.H.O. has played a critical role in addressing global health challenges. From providing aid in conflict zones to tracking epidemics like Ebola and Zika, the agency’s work has saved countless lives. The United States has traditionally been a major contributor to the W.H.O., funding a significant portion of its $6.8 billion annual budget.

Despite the withdrawal, U.S. disengagement from the W.H.O. will not be immediate. Under a joint resolution adopted by Congress at the organization’s founding, the United States must give a year’s notice and fulfil its financial obligations for the current fiscal year before the withdrawal is finalized.



That 1 year is UP. From January 20th 2026 the U.S. it OUT !


Four years ago, this news would have had over 90% of the active posting members of this forum cheering at the top of their voices.

Here in January 2026, hardly a whisper.

What kind of Spell are we fallen under ?

[norman]

Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Launches the Great American Recovery Initiative to Address the Addiction Crisis
The White House - January 29, 2026

https://www.whitehouse.gov/fact-shee...iction-crisis/


LAUNCHING THE GREAT AMERICAN RECOVERY INITIATIVE: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order creating the White House Great American Recovery Initiative to coordinate a national response to the disease of addiction across government, healthcare, faith communities, and the private sector in order to save lives, restore families, strengthen our communities, and build the Great American Recovery.



.https://rumble.com/v75117s-president...html?start=265


Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v72ud7k/?pub=1yatds&start=265

[onawah]

R.F.Kennedy Jr. on Joe Rogan

Posted by onawah (here)
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr./Joe Rogan Experience #2461
PowerfulJRE
20.7M subscribers
2/27/26
The Joe Rogan Experience

"Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the United States Secretary of Health and Human Services, founder of the Waterkeeper Alliance and Children’s Health Defense, and an attorney and author."
@snap-summary
9 hours ago
00:15 - Discussing Focus, ADHD, and Job Role
01:14 - Medicare/Medicaid Fraud and Political Critique
15:05 - Medicare fraud & bipartisan outrage
15:52 - Tylenol safety, pregnancy risks & public reaction ️
22:45 - Broken health system, chronic disease epidemic & perverse incentives
30:08 - Healthcare incentives and system reform
33:27 - Price transparency and hospital pricing reform
37:05 - Nutrition, food policy, and improving meals (military & SNAP)
45:11 - Food access & SNAP debate
47:31 - Food, mental health, and prisons ️
49:57 - Polarization, conversation, and screens
1:00:12 - The limits of TV talk formats ️
1:01:49 - The value of long-form, one-on-one conversations ️
1:05:58 - Free speech, social media censorship, and UK pub laws ️
1:15:20 - Loopholes & Free Speech Concerns ️
1:16:00 - Pharmaceutical Pricing Reform & MFN Agreement
1:21:16 - Healthcare Access, Tech, and Food Labeling
1:30:28 - Peptides and the Black Market
1:36:03 - Psychedelics for PTSD and Addiction
1:41:04 - Controlled Implementation and Risks ️
1:45:29 - Psychedelic Therapy Bipartisan Support
1:46:52 - HHS Leadership, Progress, and Teamwork ️
1:51:26 - Glyphosate, Agricultural Risks, and Alternatives
2:00:30 - Glyphosate, Health, and Farming Transition
2:06:00 - Challenges of Scaling Regenerative and Robotic Farming
2:11:34 - Food Politics, Leadership, and Immigration Context ️
2:15:32 - Immigration enforcement and criminality
2:19:11 - Organized protests, media influence, and border chaos ️
2:22:05 - Personal observations at the border and political fallout

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=wk7DQom821s

[onawah]

The Great MAHA Glyphosate Betrayal
Jeremy R. Hammond <newsletter@jeremyrhammond.com>
3/12/26

"Last month, Donald Trump signed an Executive Order to effectively subsidize domestic production of glyphosate, a key ingredient in toxic herbicides like Bayer's Roundup.

Eliminating such toxins from our food supply is a major goal of the health freedom movement. It's also a goal of members of the "MAHA" movement who voted for Trump to get RFK, Jr. into HHS.

Yet Kennedy defended the EO, propagating the pretext that it is unfortunately necessary on grounds of "national security".

Other MAHA voices also joined in defending the EO.

But it has absolutely nothing to do with protecting Americans from foreign adversaries.

It has everything to do with protecting Bayer and obfuscating the harm to farmers from Trump's own economic policies.

What is happening? Why would the MAHA leadership endorse an EO so transparently aimed at ensuring the continued poisoning of our food while shielding glyphosate producers from liability?

I analyze the arguments used within MAHA to justify Trump's EO, revealing how each one is fundemantally mistaken, and I explain the hard truth about why the MAHA leadership chose to deceive the public about its purpose.

In this special report, I deliver a message that I know that many of my readers—fellow advocates of health freedom—do not want to hear.

But it's something I feel needs to be said.

It's something I tried to warn people about before Trump was elected.

But I accompany the upsetting news with a hopeful message: that we have the power to effect meaningful change, from the bottom up.

Learn the real reason MAHA endorsed Trump's glyphosate EO" :
https://www.jeremyrhammond.com/articles/
The audio and PDF versions of this article are available to premium members.

" The Great MAHA™ Glyphosate Betrayal
Table of Contents

Trump’s Executive Order
The Arguments in Defense of Trump’s Executive Order
Glyphosate-Contaminated Foods Are ‘Healthy’?
Trump’s Liability Shield
The False Pretext of ‘National Security’
The Market—Not Trump—Will Save Us
Explaining the MAHA™ Betrayal

Trump’s Executive Order
On February 18, President Donald Trump issued an Executive Order (EO) aimed at effectively subsidizing the domestic production of glyphosate on grounds of “national security”.

Glyphosate is a chemical used in herbicides, including Bayer’s popular “Roundup” product, previously manufactured by Monsanto, which Bayer bought and absorbed in 2018.

The EO referenced Bayer as the only domestic producer of glyphosate, which has resulted in a dependency on imports from what the Trump administration described as “hostile foreign actors”.

That was a clear reference to China, which is the source of almost all imported glyphosate.

Bayer has been facing lawsuits alleging that Roundup causes cancer, and glyphosate is also known to disrupt the gut microbiome, which can lead to a multitude of health problems.

Eliminating glyphosate and other toxic chemicals from the food supply has been a key aim of the “Make America Healthy Again” or “MAHA” movement, whose members voted for Trump to get Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. into the position of Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS).

Yet Kennedy himself defended the EO, and others in the MAHA leadership have similarly tried to reassure Trump’s critics that it’s just an unfortunate reality that farmers are dependent on glyphosate; and while a transition to regenerative and organic agriculture is necessary, it is a matter of “national security” that we take action in the meantime. Kennedy endorsed the EO as necessary to protect the food supply from “adversarial nations” and “hostile actors”.

So, who is right? Are the critics of the EO misguided, or has the MAHA leadership made a political compromise that elevates loyalty to Trump over the objectives of the health freedom movement?

The answer, I posit, is the latter. Let’s examine the opposing arguments.

The Arguments in Defense of Trump’s Executive Order
One of the leaders of the MAHA movement is Del Bigtree, host of The Highwire and founder of the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN), which has done phenomenal work advocating the right of individuals to make their own health choices, including the right to informed consent for vaccinations.

Bigtree was also the communications director for Kennedy’s presidential campaign, before Kennedy dropped out of the race to form an alliance with Trump.

As discussed in more detail below, after joining Trump’s campaign, Kennedy registered a trademark application for “MAHA” that he then transferred to Bigtree. The MAHA trademark was transferred again last summer, with current ownership remaining unclear.

In an article by Tracy Beanz and Michelle Edwards described as an “editorial” by the show’s X account, The Highwire defended Trump’s EO.

Directing readers to the article, the Highwire’s X post firmly rejected the idea that “Trump betrayed MAHA”, suggesting that the EO was instead a necessary step on the path to eventually replacing glyphosate through innovation and reformation of the agricultural system.

“There’s a bigger fight worth having than this last week’s outrage news cycle”, the post stated.

The Highwire article characterized the EO’s critics as having acted irrationally based on a misunderstanding of its contents. By the Highwire’s account, “sheer panic ensued” when people “apparently briefly skimmed” the order and saw “the words ‘glyphosate’ and ‘immunity.’”

People thus misinterpreted the EO as “a permanent stamp of approval to chemicals in our food”; they “misread” it as providing “a magic immunity shield against product liability or cancer claims related to glyphosate.”

The Highwire averred that the EO was instead “a national-security procurement memo” that invoked authority from the Defense Production Act of 1950 to direct resources toward domestic mining of elemental phosphorus, which is used to make glyphosate. Other uses of phosphorus include incendiary weapons, semiconductors, and lithium-ion batteries.

The EO did not give “blanket immunity”, as critics claimed, but instead provided “a compliance shield that prevents a company from being punished simply for prioritizing a federal order over ordinary contracts.” The immunity clause “is tied to compliance with the order, not a blanket pardon for toxic tort claims.”

The “backlash” was also misguided, the Highwire argued, because the EO did not “permanently stamp SAFE on glyphosate”; it was merely “an access and supply decision, not a health verdict.”

The article concluded that, yes, we certainly need to get glyphosate out of our food, but we shouldn’t “turn anti-farmer or anti-Trump” because of an Executive Order that is necessary for national security.
The editorial cited Secretary Kennedy’s own defense of the EO, paraphrasing his argument that “our nation is dependent on something it suspects is making us sick, and the question is how to transition off of that toxic path without putting farmers out of business.”

The EO strikes an appropriate balance, The Highwire argued, between “the MAHA instinct (stop poisoning people) and the national-interest instinct (don’t collapse domestic agriculture)”.

The article concluded that, yes, we certainly need to get glyphosate out of our food, but we shouldn’t “turn anti-farmer or anti-Trump” because of an Executive Order that is necessary for national security.

In sum, instead of criticizing the EO, The Highwire defended it, expressing a clear position of loyalty to Trump and characterizing critics as not merely “anti-Trump” but also “anti-farmer”.

Similarly, The MAHA™ Report, a Substack publication of MAHA Action, Inc., issued a call for “unity” in support of the EO.

“We take President Trump at his word”, the organization said in an official statement on February 20, “that this executive order is about national security and reducing dependence on China. We support that objective.”

The statement similarly characterized the EO as striking an appropriate balance between “supply chain security” and “health security”.

The central message from those defending the EO is that we are supposed to be good team players and get on board with MAHA™ and whatever its leadership decides is best, which also means being a Trump loyalist.

If Trump says his EO is for “national security”, then we ought to believe him, and we ought not become both “anti-Trump” and “anti-farmer” by opposing it.

However, these defenses offered by the MAHA leadership to excuse Trump’s EO are based on three fundamental errors. Read More: https://www.jeremyrhammond.com/memberships/"

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(I hope someone who has a paid membership to Jeremy's articles will clue us in to what those "three fundamental errors" might be.
I am also hoping RFK Jr. will be shedding more light on this situation. I don't think he is easily bullied, and so it's puzzling that he has been going along with Trump's reasoning.
Certainly it would be wise to stop buying Glysophate that comes from China for any number of reasons, but that's just the tip of the iceberg.
We don't just "suspect" that Glysophate is making us sick, we KNOW that it is, and not just us, but the bees and other wildlife as well.
It's being sprayed so heavily, drifting in the air across the lands and polluting the waterways, so there is fundamentally no way to escape it. )