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79e04e No.394463

Full Societal Collapse: San Francisco Overrun With 20 Pound Diseased Rats

First comes the tech boom, then comes leftist politicians increasingly radical policies. Then comes the theft, looting and massive homeless drug problem which the city is incapable of fixing, and that ultimately destroys then the city.

Then comes the massive, invasive 20 pound rodents.

This is the stage San Francisco sees itself at now: dealing with a massive rodent problem.

Nearly a thousand nutria have been hunted in the Bay Area this year, but sightings show the invasive 2.5-foot-long rodents have now spread to Contra Costa County, threatening a key watershed, according to a new report from SF Gate. Wildlife officials are urging the public to report any sightings.

The rodents pose a serious threat as they burrow through wetland habitats, damage crops, and can weaken levees, risking failure in a region that supplies water to cities and farms statewide.

The SF Gate report says that nutria can produce up to 200 offspring annually and consume up to 25% of their body weight daily, but destroy up to 10 times more, threatening endangered species and native plants. They also carry diseases like tuberculosis, septicemia, and parasites that can infect humans, pets, and livestock.

Since their first sighting in Merced County in 2017, over 5,000 nutria have been killed in California. Their spread into the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta prompted officials to ramp up control efforts to protect the ecosystem.

The obvious fact is, without any delusional doubt, the United States is being destroyed by it's own corrupt insane politicians and horrible, destabilizing policies. One wonders how long it will be before America completely falls into a depopulation death wave of disease, poverty, crime, violence, starvation, civil unrest and economic collapse. Time will tell.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/full-societal-collapse-san-fran-now-overrun-invasive-20-pound-rodent-infestation

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23a783 No.394466

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>>394463

Diseased Rats you say? Oh my!

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79e04e No.394474

BRICS+ is the future.

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e9d50d No.394521

Prepping 101

The Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Global Chaos

https://www.bitchute.com/video/jSnUqORCHm2O/

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79e04e No.394531

Their horrible policies destroy everywhere they go.

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a52fae No.394542

>>394531

And it’s deliberate.

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a52fae No.394543

>>394542

de - liberate.

They want to take away our freedoms! They want us enslaved to judaism again! NEVER AGAIN

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79e04e No.394572

bumping functional news

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79e04e No.394613

USSA death knell downward spiral.

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30f1af No.394768

Dems turning another State into a rapid third world shithole.

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608259 No.394912

Before its economic collapse, Lebanon was a vibrant, cosmopolitan country, often called the "Paris of the Middle East." Its economy thrived on banking, tourism, and services, positioning it as a bridge between East and West. For Tony, this prosperity wasn’t an illusion—it was his daily life. "My life in Lebanon was extraordinary," he recalls. "I ran three thriving businesses and lived a luxurious lifestyle. Whether it was the latest cars, the best restaurants, or the hottest clubs, Beirut had it all."

Yet beneath the surface, cracks were forming. Lebanon’s banking sector, once a source of pride, was built on unsustainable practices, and the country was drowning in debt. For years, Lebanon’s central bank had pegged the Lebanese pound to the U.S. dollar at an artificially high rate, creating a false sense of stability.

This currency peg required constant inflows of dollars to maintain. When those inflows dried up, the house of cards collapsed.

In 2019, Lebanon’s banks began restricting access to savings, imposing informal capital controls without any legal framework. "Overnight, people lost access to their funds," Tony says. "You couldn’t withdraw your own money, and even if you could, it was in Lebanese pounds that were rapidly losing value."

For those unfamiliar with a currency crisis, the limitation of bank withdrawals is one of the first signs that the system is failing. The government and banks try to delay the inevitable by locking down money in the system. By then, it’s too late.

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