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RAW EGG NATIONALIST @Babygravy9 - Every single instance should be treated as an act of war. This is not a game. The Florida citrus industry was destroyed by a Chinese pest. The orange groves will probably never come back. What happens if another pest ravages the Midwest and make it impossible to grow wheat?
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CBP @CBP
CBP agriculture specialists in Detroit intercepted an invasive grain pest that is quarantine significant. Thanks to specialized training and vigilance, a traveler was referred to secondary inspection when seeds for growing purposes were found in their luggage. Inside the bag was a single cast skin, confirmed by the USDA as belonging to the khapra beetle. Our team is frontline safeguarding our economy and environment from dangerous pests and diseases.
Read more:
Remains of ‘world’s most destructive grain pest’ intercepted by CBP in Detroit
https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media-release/remains-world-s-most-destructive-grain-pest-intercepted-cbp-detroit
https://x.com/Babygravy9/status/2014815055603212650

Raymond Arroyo @RaymondArroyo - For a few inches this is pretty smart.
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Dudes Posting Their W’s @DudespostingWs
1000 iq move
https://x.com/RaymondArroyo/status/2015606388618056134

RazörFist @RAZ0RFIST - A word on the "FOREVER WAR" that never arrives...