Pickaxe

Rabbit Raider with the hard-boiled backwing for $1,500.

Carrot Stick Pickaxe for $800.

Stella outfit for $800.

Bunny Brawler outfit with the eggshell backwing for $1,500.

Ms. Bunny Penny outfit for $800.

Spring Breaker Pickaxe for $800.

Hoppity Emo for $500.

Hopper outfit with that bunny bag backwing for $1,200.

A Matic is very similar to what is known as a Pulaski in America, and it's designed primarily for agricultural use rather than as a groundbreaking digging tool.

The Matic Pulaski has a broad, horizontal, adze-like blade and a pick or a spike opposite that on the head, whereas the Pickaxe is designed more for breaking ground or even rocks.

It has a pointed pick at one end of the head and a narrow chisel at the other.

A raincoat.

And the I Show Speed Bundle, which includes I Show Speed Speed Cam, I Super Speed, I Super Speed Spamblem, I Super Speed Spamblem, Braker Breaker, Speed Trident, I Show Speed Board, I Speed Style, Headshot, Gas in a Truck, Jam Track for $3,000 V-Bucks.

Pablo Vittar's locker, we got Heartwave Wrap, Soon Sail Glider for $800 V-Bucks, Heart Attack Teemo for $300 V-Bucks, Starstruck Axe, Pickaxe for $800 V-Bucks, and Hannah Alpha with the Skull of Claretra's Backwing for $1,500.

And Pablo Vittar's locker bundle, which includes Hannah, Skull of Claretra's Backwing, Starstruck Axe, Heart of Charge emote, Swoonstail Glider, and Heartwave Wrap for $2,100 V-Bucks, and Faded Cool Wrap for $1,300 V-Bucks, Peely Pick Extra $800 V-Bucks, Googly Glider for $800 V-Bucks, Vector Shroud Backwing for $400 V-Bucks, and Peely Bone Pack outfit with the Azalea Bone built-in emote for $1,500 V-Bucks.

And we've got Friendly Machine Soccer Bundle, which includes Peely Bones, Ilobone, Vector Shroud, Googly, Peely Packs, Faded Cool, for $2,500.

Here are the jam tracks.

Colonel Hearts outfit for $1,500 V-Bucks.

In the Pac-Man section, we got Pac-Sneaks, Pac-Kicks, Pac-Man gloves, Pickaxe for $800 V-Bucks, Pac-Man snacks, Pac-Bling for $400, Pac-Brain, Remo for $300 V-Bucks, and Pac-Man, Pac-Bling for $500 V-Bucks, and Pac-Man sidekick for $1,500, which includes Pac-Man bundle, which is Pac-Man sidekick, Pac-Sneaks, Pac-Man, Pac-Brain, Pac-Man snacks.

And Pac-Man Scubs pickaxe for $2,200.

A lot of people just focus on what the US did, and the US was not targeting nuclear sites in March, but they certainly, Israel was and, and going, trying to further erode Iran's ability to actually make the nuclear weapon itself, killed m- several more nuclear scientists and went after more infrastructure associated with, with the development and, and manufacture of nuclear weapons.

One site that hasn't been struck in this war this year is Pickaxe Mountain.

We hear that term thrown around [laughs] a lot.

Can you explain to us what's believed to be there and, and why it hasn't been targeted?

Well, the, and the history of Pickaxe was the, Israel has been attacking Iranian nuclear sites and people for a long time, and, and, and in twenty twenty or twenty twenty-one, I'm forgetting the exact date, there, there was a large detonation in a building at Natanz that was there to assemble thousands and thousands of gas centrifuges, advanced gas centrifuges.

And, and one of the weaknesses of the JCPOA, it allowed Iran to build huge infrastructure that so in the future it could make tens of thousands of centrifuges.

It just couldn't do it until it would be after twenty twenty-five.

And Israel destroyed that building, and Iran announced, "Well, now we're gonna build a new one in the mountain near Natanz." We translated, I mean, we, we got tired of using the Farsi name.

with some sort of nuclear device but they may try to carry out a nuclear test of some kind to frighten us to let us know that maybe they're further than they think now he went on to say that from his studying and from what he's been able to determine they do not yet have nuclear capability However, they do have a certain amount of nuclear fission or nuclear material at their disposal.

And he talked specifically about that location we've mentioned a number of times, Pickaxe Mountain, a deeply buried complex near Iran's damaged Natanz nuclear facility.

He said recently, and even our government recently has said, you know what? There's some movement going on there.

There's something going on.

It looks like they're trying to dig into that mountain complex at Pickaxe to find whatever they might have left in tactical material.

Willard Ferris, a Newsmax foreign policy analyst, he was quoted recently in an interview that the danger should be taken seriously.

Ferris previously has suggested that Iran either developed tactical nuclear weapons or purchased them from another country, such as maybe North Korea.

The nuclear issue has increasingly become intertwined with Trump's own warnings to Tehran.

We'll talk- Today, I wanna welcome Jeff Dornick.

He is founder and CEO of Pickaxe, a social media platform dedicated to freedom of speech and freedom of reach.

He is co-founder of Maverick Broadcasting Network and hosts the Jeff Dornick Show.

He has co-authored two books, Church and State and Social Injustice.

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