My Two Cents
Look, folks, it doesn’t matter whether the Republicans, Democrats, or any other party is allegedly in control; the real powers that be, the ones who make the important policy decisions that affect our lives, aren’t doing so for humanity’s benefit.
If people want to believe that their POTUS is the savior, there’s no convincing them otherwise.
Wake up and understand the arena you’re playing in, and until people do just that, they’re going to be good to go for the next harvesting season.
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When I asked it to translate “hanta” from Hebrew to English – Grok had this to say, “This slang usage has been trending recently due to wordplay with “Hantavirus.””
I then said, ” no wordplay intended, no wordplay received”
Of course it also did NOT deny the “scam, lie, fraud” definition either.
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I used to (would say) – “Calgon, take me away”, but now I’ll say “Kachinas, come and get me”
That’s hilarious, Lisa! 🤣
What a joke!
Apparently, John, “In Hebrew slang hanta means nonsense, a lie, a scam, or ‘full of crap.’ It is used colloquially to dismiss a story or situation as total garbage or a fake, often described as ‘rubbish’ or ”bologna.’”
“Usage: It is an informal Israel slang term to call out lies, false claims, or unreasonable situations.”
Interesting! A scam virus!
It basically says so, plain as day! And they do have to tell us the truth somewhere.
However, Google does try to deny it.
“Note on Hantavirus (Medical)”
“The medical term Hantavirus is entirely unrelated to the Hebrew slang. The virus is named after the Hantan River in South Korea, where the virus was first identified.”