E. Rosalie
@erosalie.infoepi.com
Public health + national security • Johns Hopkins alum • Tracking mysterious weaponized pigeons and FIMI
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E. Rosalie
@erosalie.infoepi.com
· Apr 2
It’s wild watching every advanced agency developed during my lifetime be destroyed on purpose, by people who want to profit from it and cheered on by those who will be hurt the most because they don't understand how things work.
When using AI to write posts, read them.
November 26, 2025 at 11:30 AM
When using AI to write posts, read them.
Sometimes the only thing you can do is tell the warship to go **** itself, and that’s enough.
November 26, 2025 at 10:44 AM
Sometimes the only thing you can do is tell the warship to go **** itself, and that’s enough.
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4/ China and the EU are investing heavily in climate-risk analytics because they understand food system resilience as a national-power issue.
You know who isn't replacing their best scientists with quacks? China. Why? They don't want to FAFO when it comes to food supply and national security.
You know who isn't replacing their best scientists with quacks? China. Why? They don't want to FAFO when it comes to food supply and national security.
November 13, 2025 at 5:59 PM
4/ China and the EU are investing heavily in climate-risk analytics because they understand food system resilience as a national-power issue.
You know who isn't replacing their best scientists with quacks? China. Why? They don't want to FAFO when it comes to food supply and national security.
You know who isn't replacing their best scientists with quacks? China. Why? They don't want to FAFO when it comes to food supply and national security.
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3/ Extreme weather is already imposing billions in losses. And you know who ISN'T canceling climate modeling (because it's a basic component of national security)? China.
November 13, 2025 at 5:59 PM
3/ Extreme weather is already imposing billions in losses. And you know who ISN'T canceling climate modeling (because it's a basic component of national security)? China.
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2/ Agriculture depends on predictive models. Cancelling "climate-friendly" farming might sound like nothing. That's a branding problem because what it's canceling is farming resistant to weather changes that cause famine. It's cancelling prevention of regional instability.
November 13, 2025 at 5:59 PM
2/ Agriculture depends on predictive models. Cancelling "climate-friendly" farming might sound like nothing. That's a branding problem because what it's canceling is farming resistant to weather changes that cause famine. It's cancelling prevention of regional instability.
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1/ What USDA is doing here is an attack on the core systems that keep the United States fed and economically stable. “Climate modeling” might sound like woke jargon but it's basic national security and has been since the 70s when the military started it. www.reuters.com/legal/litig...
November 13, 2025 at 5:59 PM
1/ What USDA is doing here is an attack on the core systems that keep the United States fed and economically stable. “Climate modeling” might sound like woke jargon but it's basic national security and has been since the 70s when the military started it. www.reuters.com/legal/litig...
If one of the Muslim countries that have a travel-based economy bans an extremist or terrorist group, we need to be looking at that seriously.
It’s not because they’re Islamophobic; we have to be able to talk about this stuff.
It’s not because they’re Islamophobic; we have to be able to talk about this stuff.
November 25, 2025 at 3:44 PM
If one of the Muslim countries that have a travel-based economy bans an extremist or terrorist group, we need to be looking at that seriously.
It’s not because they’re Islamophobic; we have to be able to talk about this stuff.
It’s not because they’re Islamophobic; we have to be able to talk about this stuff.
You've got to respect Türkiye. Do they have a dictator? Basically. Do they want help with regime change? Lol, try setting foot in there. He's a problem, but he's THEIR problem.
November 25, 2025 at 10:32 AM
You've got to respect Türkiye. Do they have a dictator? Basically. Do they want help with regime change? Lol, try setting foot in there. He's a problem, but he's THEIR problem.
Of all the things that did not happen, this did not happen the most.
November 25, 2025 at 5:44 AM
Of all the things that did not happen, this did not happen the most.
You know that violent instability (what we’re about to do in Venezuela) will lead to millions fleeing north, right? It’s a top reason people flee South America.
November 24, 2025 at 5:31 PM
You know that violent instability (what we’re about to do in Venezuela) will lead to millions fleeing north, right? It’s a top reason people flee South America.
About to drop a report on foreign influence but not on X. Easily just as widespread.
Foreign influence has increased across all platforms. They cut off researchers access so we have trouble proving it.
Info ops are good for the company’s bottom line unless they are uncovered. Never forget it.
Foreign influence has increased across all platforms. They cut off researchers access so we have trouble proving it.
Info ops are good for the company’s bottom line unless they are uncovered. Never forget it.
November 24, 2025 at 5:29 PM
About to drop a report on foreign influence but not on X. Easily just as widespread.
Foreign influence has increased across all platforms. They cut off researchers access so we have trouble proving it.
Info ops are good for the company’s bottom line unless they are uncovered. Never forget it.
Foreign influence has increased across all platforms. They cut off researchers access so we have trouble proving it.
Info ops are good for the company’s bottom line unless they are uncovered. Never forget it.
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If you’re reading this, you’re gay now. I don’t make the rules.
November 23, 2025 at 6:21 PM
If you’re reading this, you’re gay now. I don’t make the rules.
Axios fell for the foreign influence tactic we were looking for the most in the two past presidential elections.
It could make a good example of how timing can improve success rates.
It could make a good example of how timing can improve success rates.
November 24, 2025 at 2:25 PM
Axios fell for the foreign influence tactic we were looking for the most in the two past presidential elections.
It could make a good example of how timing can improve success rates.
It could make a good example of how timing can improve success rates.
Bottom line: a war of choice in Venezuela is one of the dumbest choices for US national security. There’s already some of the most insane Russian Generals down there salivating over a face off.
November 24, 2025 at 12:36 AM
Bottom line: a war of choice in Venezuela is one of the dumbest choices for US national security. There’s already some of the most insane Russian Generals down there salivating over a face off.
Is there anyone supportive of sending the US to another pointless war of choice in a country that doesn’t affect our everyday lives?
Does anyone volunteer because of a sham election? If we were going because of a sham election, Russia’s sham annexation was the one where we had treaty obligations.
Does anyone volunteer because of a sham election? If we were going because of a sham election, Russia’s sham annexation was the one where we had treaty obligations.
November 24, 2025 at 12:30 AM
Is there anyone supportive of sending the US to another pointless war of choice in a country that doesn’t affect our everyday lives?
Does anyone volunteer because of a sham election? If we were going because of a sham election, Russia’s sham annexation was the one where we had treaty obligations.
Does anyone volunteer because of a sham election? If we were going because of a sham election, Russia’s sham annexation was the one where we had treaty obligations.
Candace Owen’s is writing a Temu Bond thriller and part of me is now wondering if losing Charlie has caused a psychotic break.
Whatever you think of her or you thought of him, they were very close and traveled together for years. She wanted Charlie’s approval on the guy she married.
Whatever you think of her or you thought of him, they were very close and traveled together for years. She wanted Charlie’s approval on the guy she married.
November 23, 2025 at 11:00 PM
Candace Owen’s is writing a Temu Bond thriller and part of me is now wondering if losing Charlie has caused a psychotic break.
Whatever you think of her or you thought of him, they were very close and traveled together for years. She wanted Charlie’s approval on the guy she married.
Whatever you think of her or you thought of him, they were very close and traveled together for years. She wanted Charlie’s approval on the guy she married.
This man's entire family was killed in Russia's intentional strikes on civilian housing. Asking people like this man to live a life occupied by a force that wants you not to exist is a mockery of the word peace. If this is peace, then up is down, life is death.
November 23, 2025 at 9:38 PM
This man's entire family was killed in Russia's intentional strikes on civilian housing. Asking people like this man to live a life occupied by a force that wants you not to exist is a mockery of the word peace. If this is peace, then up is down, life is death.
It's incredible how many people who previously refused to acknowledge the severity of foreign influence online are now covering the accounts uncovered today, as if they weren't part of downplaying the issue.
November 23, 2025 at 1:41 PM
It's incredible how many people who previously refused to acknowledge the severity of foreign influence online are now covering the accounts uncovered today, as if they weren't part of downplaying the issue.
If you’re having trouble understanding the new outfit today, it’s a look more commonly seen on what I can only describe as the President’s unexpected new friend.
November 23, 2025 at 6:04 AM
If you’re having trouble understanding the new outfit today, it’s a look more commonly seen on what I can only describe as the President’s unexpected new friend.
I really do get tired of hearing what the US promised. Yes, it should keep promises, but for all the aid and people we send all over the world, when we needed help, I mean really needed the kind of know how the EU was positioned to give us, they can’t do much but write disappointment think pieces.
November 22, 2025 at 6:49 PM
I really do get tired of hearing what the US promised. Yes, it should keep promises, but for all the aid and people we send all over the world, when we needed help, I mean really needed the kind of know how the EU was positioned to give us, they can’t do much but write disappointment think pieces.
RFK Jr. confirmed that he personally directed the CDC to change its statement on autism and vaccines. It did not come from any changes in what we know. I'm not sure if there is a way to make people understand how insane that is if they don't already appreciate it. thehill.com/policy/heal...
November 21, 2025 at 11:39 PM
RFK Jr. confirmed that he personally directed the CDC to change its statement on autism and vaccines. It did not come from any changes in what we know. I'm not sure if there is a way to make people understand how insane that is if they don't already appreciate it. thehill.com/policy/heal...
Imagine, if you will, that NASA updated its website to suggest gravity might not exist, prompting CalTech and CERN to release statements saying, "With great sadness, we can no longer recommend listening to NASA."
This is what's happening in epidemiology.
This is what's happening in epidemiology.
November 21, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Imagine, if you will, that NASA updated its website to suggest gravity might not exist, prompting CalTech and CERN to release statements saying, "With great sadness, we can no longer recommend listening to NASA."
This is what's happening in epidemiology.
This is what's happening in epidemiology.
Pineapple on pizza is potentially divisive. Saying a swastika is “potentially divisive” is like saying the Holocaust was a “controversial dispute.”
November 20, 2025 at 8:12 PM
Pineapple on pizza is potentially divisive. Saying a swastika is “potentially divisive” is like saying the Holocaust was a “controversial dispute.”
1/4 🧵If you didn't read this when I published it several months ago, now might be a good time to take a peek.
I dropped the paywall so people can read it for free. infoepi.substack.com/p/us-adopti...
I dropped the paywall so people can read it for free. infoepi.substack.com/p/us-adopti...
November 20, 2025 at 2:39 PM
1/4 🧵If you didn't read this when I published it several months ago, now might be a good time to take a peek.
I dropped the paywall so people can read it for free. infoepi.substack.com/p/us-adopti...
I dropped the paywall so people can read it for free. infoepi.substack.com/p/us-adopti...