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14aqJ2…oWGK Custodial · treechat

Braised ham is a classic French dish that involves cooking a cut of ham—or a whole ham—slowly in liquid, such as broth, milk, or a mixture with aromatics.
Ingredients (serves 4–6; simple 1 kg version)
• 1 kg ham (semi-cured/salted or roasting ham)
• 2 onions and 2 cloves of garlic
• 1 bouquet garni (thyme and bay leaf)
• 1 L milk (or vegetable/meat broth)
• Olive oil, salt, and pepper
Preparation and Cooking

  1. Brown the meat: In a Dutch oven or heavy-bottomed pot with a little olive oil, brown the ham on all sides.
  2. Add aromatics: Stir in the sliced ​​onions, crushed garlic, and bouquet garni.
  3. Add liquid: Pour in enough milk (or broth) to cover the ham halfway and season lightly.
  4. Simmer: Cover the pot and cook over very low heat for 1.5 to 2 hours (allow approximately 1.5 to 2 hours per kilogram).
  5. Finishing touch: Serve the ham sliced ​​with its reduced sauce (blend the cooking juices with a little cream) and steamed potatoes.
    Other popular variations
    • Honey and mustard: Brush the ham with honey and grainy mustard, then roast in the oven for 35–40 minutes at 190°C.
    • Garden vegetables: Inspired by Julie Andrieu’s recipe, featuring fennel, carrots, and thyme, finished in the oven at high heat. • Griddle / Pan-fried: For a quick version, slice thickly (approx. 2 cm) and pan-fry for 2 minutes per side with Herbes de Provence.
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14aqJ2…oWGK Custodial · treechat

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1MsA8b…3dg3 Unverified · twetch

yeah we're being attacked by noogie feens

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1MsA8b…3dg3 Unverified · twetch
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click for you again to reroll

189B5x…Jap1 Unverified · twetch
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Jerks!! 😂

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14aqJ2…oWGK Custodial · treechat

Bon appétit to all connoisseurs of fine pork! Yum, ham is so delicious.

18xXxq…a31p Unverified · twetch
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@6345 They could have just killed me of "natural causes" with zero suspicion from anyone.

They did not - they opted to induce psychoses and reveal themselves to me.

I believe they did that because they knew I was benevolent, and knowingly, courageously (albeit stupidly) taking them on for everyone else at great personal risk. So they didn't kill me - they non-lethally neutralized me, and then studied me.

18xXxq…a31p Unverified · twetch
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I was an effective activist online in ways that nobody else was. An effective wild card, potentially dangerous in ways I wasn't aware, if my influence had spread. @6345

That is why they targeted me.

14aqJ2…oWGK Custodial · treechat
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Toast is for everyone. If you don’t like, you don’t like.

18xXxq…a31p Unverified · twetch
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Climate narratives that were absolutely terrifying and could have induced mass panic at scale (I was convinced they were true at the time - no longer)

Also, Ghislaine Maxwell was present (I can basically prove this, you'd have to be retarded to disagree really - you'd have to disagree that the account was hers, but the data doesn't lie) and I was discussing Epstein and other elite doings. This was in 2017 before Epstein was really a "thing".

Also, I was actively trying to get into the low level agents heads. Psychological warfare. And likely effective. It is likely what I was doing was effective psychologically. I hated them dude. Like you hate them now. I hated them and I considered them all butchers and murderers and leading sheep to slaughter. I made it known, every day, all day, for months, amongst terrifying narratives with high potential for virality -> widespread panic, and calling out Epstein and co.

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14aqJ2…oWGK Custodial · treechat
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!quoted by SKroll_Keeper

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1Gwece…AV6R Unverified · twetch
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What kind of activism made you a target?

14aqJ2…oWGK Custodial · treechat

In September 2026, Anthropic exercised its exclusive discretionary right to retrieve a customer's messages and report them to the police, according to The Verge. The woman now faces up to 15 years in prison under Florida law regarding written threats, a crime punishable by a maximum sentence of 15 years.
https://www.winknews.com/news/woman-arrested-after-ai-threat-against-lee-county-sheriffs-office-investigators/article_3d4c5915-7015-43c0-b86a-d7fa5eadf958.html