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CaliforniaLost's avatar

I hope Nancy runs on her record, because nothing says "Job well.done" quite like a campaign video full of people pooping in the streets and looters ransacking stores.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

“You must pass it to see what’s in it.” This women may have been the most destructive House Speaker in history.

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JW's avatar

I bet Pelosi is running to "help" her so called distant relative Gave-in Newscum get his foot through the door.

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CStone's avatar

Pelosi is a demon in a human form. No other explanation for it. She’s an ‘entity’.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

She is ‘Legion’. They’re actually fighting for control within her.

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Peter GL's avatar

basically she wants to keep the seat warm for her chosen replacement

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Vonu's avatar

I continue to hope for the day when supposedly mature adults will stop playing childish games with the names of people whose philosophies they have problems with. This immature form of ad hominem attacks don't reflect well on the attackers.

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Debbie Beatty's avatar

Oh, I don't know. Ridicule has long been used to topple tyrants, and this is just a form of it.

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Vonu's avatar

If ridicule worked so well, Thomas Jefferson would have used it in the Declaration of Independence.

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Sherry's avatar

If ridicule is good enough Alinsky its good enough for me!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

J. P. Sears--the stand up comedian - has some grand "freedom lovers" tees and hoodies on sale. I've purchased several for myself land some of my guy friend too! They're not ridiculing---just making a very DEFINITE STATEMENT! https://awakenwithjp.com/collections/all

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Dawn B's avatar

I will probably do some Christmas shopping with JP.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I enjoy his comedy too -- it's to the point, very funny and NOT filthy minded!!

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Steelhands's avatar

It's a very mild mockery of some truly horrible people, based on their ACTIONS.

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Cowgirl Dee's avatar

I would have to disagree. It’s humor. A necessity of life.

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Vonu's avatar

I hope you don't work as a comedienne.

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Vonu's avatar

Did you leave an "l" out?

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Steve's avatar

Dear Vonu,

Nobody do the Voodu like U-do Vonu…!

Your crayons are sharp, your helmet is tight, now go out there and have a great day…!

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OnTheJump's avatar

It's either the helmet or the shorts...

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Steve's avatar

😂😂

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CStone's avatar

But be sure and mask up!!! I hear those N95 masks are great!!!! Good for your lungs and ever-thang lak at.

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CStone's avatar

Sorry. Though I was replying to Vonu.

He/her/it is so sensitive.......bwess it

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Annie's avatar

I think v is a troll. Don't feed it.

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Vonu's avatar

I'll take this opportunity to remind you that I am ignoring your ad hominem.

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OnTheJump's avatar

It's all in good fun, Vonu!

It's just part of what makes this such a great community, tbh.

Now, who was bringing the donuts this Saturday ??

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Steve's avatar

Dear Vonu, a word to the wise isn’t necessary — but please continue to use Ad-Hominem “At-Nauseam.”

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CStone's avatar

😂😂😂. Ad hominem......Vonu found a new word......ad nauseum......

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MsReid's avatar

Vonu, you are indeed VERY special..... are FAR superior. lol

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Vonu's avatar

At least I am not as exceptionally special as yourself.

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OnTheJump's avatar

..... beginning to sound just a wee bit like children arguing on the playground, tbh.

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MsReid's avatar

You're right. I digress.

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OnTheJump's avatar

⏮️, lol.

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Ted Amberson's avatar

I’m the special one here!

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Peace's avatar

Yes you are, Special Ted, and your blog as well:)

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Vonu's avatar

Either you have a special meaning for special or you are more special than anyone else here.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

I love hominum! Butter, salt and pepper. Great side dish!

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Michele's avatar

How are your bolts and nuts and 1/2 layer CPU's going?

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JW's avatar

Maybe there is a substack available to you with more mature people to your liking.

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Vonu's avatar

Psychotically immature people have always been peppered throughout humankind.

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CStone's avatar

Maybe you can pepper-spray the inside of your mask to help keep those hurtful comments from hurting your feewings.

Are you on your period or something??

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Tori's avatar

Y'know...pompously condemning to lecture others,,,uh...ad nauseum... on their self-perceived *immaturity*, is, ironically, a form of immaturity, because it is built on narcissism.

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Dawn B's avatar

I read the banter... but I had to comment on this one.

Some people never grow up and its great. To be silly like a kid and joke is what keeps us young at heart. It also helps us appear younger. Life is serious, but laughter is necessary. Take care!

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Vonu's avatar

Let me know how that works out after America's ICBM fields are crater farms.

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Dawn B's avatar

I don't know exactly what that is but there is always impending doom from somewhere and we just have to laugh and enjoy life instead of fearing the doom that has historically plagued civilization.

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Vonu's avatar

I don't know exactly what that is either, because Substack failed to return to the thread in the three attempts that I gave it.

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Dawn B's avatar

Not important but I did find the thread. I didn't know what ICBM farms are.

Dawn B

18 hrs ago

I read the banter... but I had to comment on this one.

Some people never grow up and its great. To be silly like a kid and joke is what keeps us young at heart. It also helps us appear younger. Life is serious, but laughter is necessary. Take care!

Vonu

6 hrs ago

Let me know how that works out after America's ICBM fields are crater farms.

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Michele's avatar

Projection, bot!

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Vonu's avatar

Ignored ad hominist.

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Tori's avatar

You may want to familiarize yourself with Saul Alinsky. And with techniques to break through the psychological walls of those immersed in cults...mockery and ridicule are very powerful tools.

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Vonu's avatar

Saul Alinsky was an understudy.

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Tori's avatar

Again, you may want to familiarize yourself with Saul Alinsky. This is not difficult material to master, no need to avoid that you haven't read his Rules for Radicals.

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Vonu's avatar

If one wants to get a good base in anything, it pays to ignore plagiarists like Alinsky.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

It’s just a short form way of conveying truth in a world that’s running out of time for lengthy explanations for numbskulls, who will likely never get it anyway. And we don’t care what you think of us.

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Vonu's avatar

I guess it wouldn't dawn on you that you are one of those numbskulls.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Oh, my! I’ve been ‘ad hominem’ attacked by a numbskull! Where are my smelling salts?

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Tori's avatar

Can it be? You, who just *ad nauseum*, pontificated on how maturity prevents from stooping to what you erroneously characterized as 'ad hominem', just indulged in it yourself. Chill out, sweetheart.

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Concerned mom's avatar

It's called exercising my God given right of free speech

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Vonu's avatar

Atheists are denied your right of free speech.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Sadly this is the state of politics. Win by destroying opposition no matter how.

Dems call names, Reps call names. It’s a break even.

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CStone's avatar

He/she/it started it.......

That’s what siblings say (using ‘preferred pronouns’ of course.

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Michele's avatar

We play fair with those who respect the golden rule. Other do not deserve any respect at all! It is not a problem about philosophies, it is about ACTS.

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Judith G's avatar

Pelosi is an insincere, cunning, repulsive thug. Her soulless hypocrisy is all that’s left of her.

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Corkey's avatar

Daddy’s little girl

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randall stoehr's avatar

Human Feces offers the exact same view under the micro scope.

We don't need the microscope for this. You are in plain view.

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Matt's avatar

just like a fecal sample!

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mimi's avatar

The Republicans who run against her never even bother to campaign. And whenever Democrats try to primary her, they are usually as bad or worse.

Pelosi has, unfortunately, got the set for life, if she wants it. People vote automatically. That's why the old fossil of Feinstein is still in the Senate.....and that's really damning because it's indicative of the voters of the entire state. No doubt Schiff will get into the Senate and we'll end up with that liar forever.

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CaliforniaLost's avatar

Can we really blame Nancy for wanting to stay in DC, even her home isn't safe...

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CeeMcG's avatar

The federal building in downtown SF that was renamed for her is now advising employees to work remotely if possible, as the surrounding sidewalks have become too dangerous due to drug addicts and aggressive homeless people. What a legacy. Nancy’s also purchased a mansion in Florida to retire to - doesn’t say much about her loyalties. Anyone who lives in her district who would vote for her again is either clinically insane or a Democrat.

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AngelaK's avatar

And this BS from her! 😡🙄

Now more than ever our City needs us to advance San Francisco values and further our recovery,” Pelosi said on X. “Our country needs America to show the world that our flag is still there, with liberty and justice for ALL. That is why I am running for reelection — and respectfully ask for your vote.”

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Roger Beal's avatar

San Francisco values prioritise poop and used needles in the streets, while thugs roam free.

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MsReid's avatar

Where is my "vomit" emoji???????

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Michele's avatar

I so didn't get the wording of her quote. "Our country" wait, isn't that America? So "America needs America to show the world...." ? And wait, WHAT does that have to do with Commiefornia?

Dain Bramaged, just like Biden, Fetterman, Feinstein, McConnell--all those BITTER CLINGERS to their power.

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AngelaK's avatar

Nothing in that Quote really makes sense..it is alot of polito babble malarkey. (empty, insincere rhetoric).

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

WORD SALAD is the current slang for this babble

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Emumundo's avatar

Can we close Florida?

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RunningLogic's avatar

And deport Nancy from her house there 😛

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CaliforniaLost's avatar

Don't worry, we all aren't moving there from Cali.

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mimi's avatar

There are many problems in San Francisco because the local government is stupid, ineffectual and corrupt. But the area around the Federal Building is not particularly unsafe. My theory is that they had had a lot of boomers retiring from the Federal government and that a lot of the newer employees want to WFH like so many of the tech workers are still doing. I suspect some of them weren't even taking the positions if they weren't allowed to WFH. So blaming the problems of San Francisco for a personnel issue may be what is actually happening here. I could be completely wrong, of course.

Also you cannot blame Pelosi for what is going on in San Francisco. It's completely on the shoulders of the local government.

The one intelligent thing that Pelosi did was get stimulus money under Obama to fix the approach to the Golden Gate Bridge. That had been a problem since the bridge was built and nobody wanted to do anything about it to the point where the existing approach was starting to fall apart. It's fixed now, pretty nice actually.

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mimi's avatar

Yes, yes, I have read the articles, but that one appears to be firewalled. What I am saying is that, as hard as it may be to believe, is that members of the Federal government and the press may be lying.

Look, I live in this town. I think I may have a better idea than some writers at Fortune.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Keep sharing the TRUTH about your once glorious showpiece of a city, Mimi. I was in S.F. on business in 1982 and was thrilled by it - the cosmopolitan flavor sprinkled in with the centuries old architecture--and, of course, the streetcars (which we haven't had in PA for almost 100 years)..

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CeeMcG's avatar

Well, that's a given! I agree.

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

I used to live in the East Bay during the 80s and 90s. Worked there early 90s. It was a beautiful city that I would’ve loved to live in, but being more nature oriented stayed where there were more trees. Ex husband was working south SF area in sales job late 90s and was distraught about the homeless and human poop on sidewalks and between cars while he was going to appts. Also lived in Marin City a few years before going to LA 2005. Parent still lived in East Bay after I left. All I can add is that those and perhaps earlier were SF glory years. It’s a shell of what it once was. From 2008 to 2018 I visited parents in East Bay and always made an SF visit. During some of those visits I went to the area we’re talking about, where there’s also the Opera. Homeless and drug users even then were in the side streets. All I can tell you is that regardless of who to blame, I agree local govt but they look to whom as well? Pelosi, Newsome.... SF is depressing to me, and I won’t ever go back I don’t think. I’ll keep my good memories and ‘before’ photos.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I wonder though, if even though the area where the building is located is still relatively safe, maybe people have to travel through unsafe areas to reach it? I am not familiar with the city so I could be totally off base but just thought that might be a possibility.

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mimi's avatar

Honestly, most of the city is fairly safe unless you are Asian, because for some reason Asians (especially the elderly) have for the past few years been targeted by blacks who appear to be coming over from the East Bay. Yes, there are drugged out people around and tents in certain neighborhoods, but if you don't live in one of those areas it's fairly easy to avoid. The Federal Building is on Mission Street which can be somewhat sketchy at times but not really bad in the daytime. It's only a block from Market Street and public transit.

Your car might get broken into though.

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Kalinda's avatar

It might be that "safe" is a relative term. "Your car may get broken into" is not safe, imo. When you come from a place where you can walk without being accosted for money by drug addicts and homeless, having to map out a route to your workplace to avoid such might not be considered safe to some. I have only visited San Francisco. What I saw in 2021 is not remotely attractive imo compared to the wonderful city I saw back in 1978 (and several years in between). There was a distinct decline in 2009 that never recovered.

I agree, you can't rely on articles, but how "safe" the city is depends on an individuals experience of safety. It's not safe at all to me anymore.

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mimi's avatar

I can't disagree with that. But my point is that the area around the Federal Bldg is no worse than any place else really. We also have Federal Courts and they haven't told the people who don't work in the courtrooms to work from home. So it makes me wonder.

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Peter GL's avatar

only goes to prove that blacks are the most racist people

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RunningLogic's avatar

Thanks for this “insider” view, I appreciate it!

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Susan Clack's avatar

The problem is: which GOP or other party candidate will step up and give the old harridan a real run for her money? Does the CA GOP have the guts to push back against the Dhimmicrat narrative? Doubt it...

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KBH Geronimo's avatar

Isn't that one in the same, CeeMcG?

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Peter GL's avatar

Oh oh, time to move from Florida. Wouldn't want to have her as a neighbor

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

She can live anywhere in the world she wants. Even have multiple homes. Her decades of raiding the US treasury, insider trading and routing government contracts had made her rich $$$$$.

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AngelaK's avatar

You forgot Ukraine.

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T Diesel's avatar

Pelosi-A-Roni The San Francisco Treat!

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CStone's avatar

Pelosionium........the poisonous plant from hell

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T Diesel's avatar

Pelosoinium-210 Acute Radiation Syndrome.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Threat more than treat 😛

Or maybe trick (as in trick or treat).

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OnTheJump's avatar

Ain't eatin' that...

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OnTheJump's avatar

.... neither is Paul.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Yes we can because her policies and decisions are what have resulted in CA and many other cities to be crime infested hellholes

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Kim D's avatar

Do you really think these octogenarians actually win their elections? They are selected and until paper ballots are used in all elections the cheating will continue.

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Michele's avatar

🎯

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Peter GL's avatar

much like NY is saddled with Chuck Schumer for over 40 years!

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Elaine Elias's avatar

I think you are correct. It's name recognition.

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LizardFro's avatar

We can at least take comfort in her eternal reward?

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Exactly. I just said the same thing. LOL

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

Schiff?? Say it isn’t so! Can he run since he got censured? Come on, California! Grow a spine and some common sense! Surely there are enough Reagan conservatives out there to win that House and Senate seat.

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Cheryl Sutcliffe's avatar

Did you know that there were two Democrats on the ballot last election cycle, and no Republicans? The crazy way that California's ballots go are the top two primary vote getters in a district are on the final ballot. Because the Republican top-runner didn't get more votes than the runner-up Dem, there were only demoncrats as options for voting!! I refused to vote for either.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I would in good conscience NOT VOTE in that case. What a farce and scam!

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Cheryl Sutcliffe's avatar

It's rigged for the Democrats to win

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

I would not vote unless I could understand which is the lessor of two evils. But that’s the case no matter which political party. Many time we can’t tell which is lessor. 🫣

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Janet's avatar

We dance with a 2 faced devil now. They just take turns “leading”.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Well, as a platform, Democrats are for killing babies. Republicans oppose, in principle, at least. That’s a big difference right there.

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Janet's avatar

No difference IMHO. Each side hurts us but in just different ways. Except wars--they are the same now. Dangerous to the planet.

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Peter GL's avatar

democracy at its best - or should I say demonocracy at work?

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Gee whiz! Do you think that was design or just a stupid accident?

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Cheryl Sutcliffe's avatar

By design. They can't let anyone but Dems to take that seat.

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John Galt (MAHA/MAGA)'s avatar

I hear you can cast your vote for Nancy in brown Play-doh on any San Francisco sidewalk.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

😂😂🤢🤢🙌🙌

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Dr Linda's avatar

Imagine the opposition’s commercials.

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randall stoehr's avatar

Coit tower covered with a giant condom? The Presidio under a giant clear bubble?

The Trolley Cars being pulled up and down hilly streets by Tesla's? What could go wrong?

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AngelaK's avatar

And this from her! 🙄😡

"Now more than ever our City needs us to advance San Francisco values and further our recovery,” Pelosi said on X. “Our country needs America to show the world that our flag is still there, with liberty and justice for ALL. That is why I am running for reelection — and respectfully ask for your vote.”

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RunningLogic's avatar

Gross 🤮

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CaliforniaLost's avatar

"Our city"?

She's a carpet bagger.

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Butterfly2510's avatar

They don’t care. They keep voting in these terrible, evil people. I will give them some grace though. Maybe it’s all just rigged like everything else and most elections. As long as they allow mail in ballots, electronic voting machines and no voter ID, expect the same people to be as Jeff says “selected.”

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CMCM's avatar

The Dems who vote for these people don't see them as evil, sad to say.

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Annie's avatar

Hell will burn hotter when she ends her time on earth. She's an awful person.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

It doesn’t matter because left loonies love her. She will be in just like Feinstein who is in her 80s.

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MsReid's avatar

She's 90, actually.

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Ahmed’s Stack of Subs's avatar

I think that she, and all of the other decrepits, is hoping that it affords her some protection from prosecution.

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

Doesn't matter. They'll pay the homeless and illegals for their votes. That's most likely why ahe's kept her seat for 36 yrs. The mayor of SF wants LOOSER drug enforcement, remember.

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Cindi's avatar

Kept her elected so far....

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Matt's avatar

And because the election is rigged, she could make a campaign promise of more people pooping in the streets and win by a bigger margin!😭

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On an island's avatar

Nancy running is no less crazy than Newsome thinking he’s fit to run for President. How can someone who presides over such a disgraceful state as CA even consider themselves a viable candidate?? These people are legit delusional!!

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Who do you think is going to run against her that would be any better?

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Sheryl's avatar

Has she seen downtown SF lately? No thank you.

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MF's avatar

Your explanation of injunction law was fantastic, thank you. I appreciate how you're able to explain law in a way non-lawyers can comprehend. I imagine even a Portlander could follow your description!

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Barbara ( Portlander😵‍💫)'s avatar

There needs to be a laughing button.

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Datagal's avatar

And pondering if his wife’s fancy shampoo would make a good bubble bath! 🤣

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LizardFro's avatar

i do feel terribly sorry for Australians though - they are in a totalitarian government with a smile on its face 😥

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Michele's avatar

I am still laughing at "involuntary virus-education"

Oh how I feel that one!

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MaryAnn's avatar

Said duvet is now likely for sale, if you are interested 😆

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RunningLogic's avatar

I agree, I particularly enjoy Jeff’s explanations about legal matters. Very easy to follow and very enlightening.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Absolutely Jeff!!

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AngelaK's avatar

My heart breaks when I read of sudden deaths in young adults but breaks even harder when it is a father of young children. The traditional family unit is so fragile in western societies these days that I am saddened to see a family WITH a present father lose him prematurely.

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

The photos of his kids just broke my heart. They’re going grow up without their precious dad who was most likely was murdered by his government who made him get vaccinated. And with all the evidence we have now, it was premeditated.

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AngelaK's avatar

Yes and everyday I see somewhere on media pages, a family broken up by the father dying because of 😔 SADS.

It is truly a crime against humanity.

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Annie's avatar

Let's hope they grow up. I pray they didn't get the jab. The innocent children have suffered so much.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I know 😢💔 It’s horrible.

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

Makes you fear for Carla’s life too

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

It’s so hard to look at those pictures.

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Dela Wurl's avatar

I so agree! But I’m wondering, if he was self employed, why did he have to take the juice? Maybe I’m mixing him up with the other victims?

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AngelaK's avatar

I think this family was in Australia.

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uselesseater's avatar

Just as I was reading this, I received a text saying that my grandson's football game was canceled because a teammate's father died of a heart attack last night.

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Janet's avatar

We were waiting for a friend to meet us for a walk. She is always prompt and early but she didn’t show up. 15 minutes went by. We are in our 70’s. Knowing she is vaxxed up I was starting to get worried. She lives alone. I did not express that particular worry but my other friend went to her house. She didn’t answer her phone either but on knocking loud she did answer the door. It was a big relief. She was sick with sore throat and sinus. Letting us know might have been nice but cutting her some slack. She has been sicker more than usual lately. But all of our lives might be filled with moments of dread like this as time goes by.

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Annie's avatar

I dread the next half year. Flu season. And so many are vaxxed and have compromised immune systems. They were sick in the summer. 😔

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OnTheJump's avatar

Was just thinking about this. They'll blame a failure to GO OUT AND GET YOUR FLU VACCINE, or Long Covid, or whatever - but we'll hear NO mention of immune systems compromised/damaged by the 'safe and effective' , Pc Of Sh "vaccines" that masquerade as "medicine".

Ignore the elephant in the room, ignore the Science - and scratch your heads, baffled.

This is tiresome.

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LizardFro's avatar

We need to yell back at those statements that it’s only the VAXXED that need to fear the flu. We need to be one voice in that statement so it sinks in.

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Sherry's avatar

Gotta expand the vax market now that the covid lollapalooza is over! Think of all the money that can be made by expanding vaxes to adults too what with flu, covid boosters and now RSV shots! The drug execs must be rubbing their hands together in glee!

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AB's avatar

Me too. My wonderful sis in law was visiting today. Still sick with a cough she can’t shake. Two courses of antibiotics. Ugh. I grabbed all my good stuff and made her a to go baggie. I hope they are going to be ok and will stay away from any type of vax this fall. 🙏

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Chelie's avatar

😢

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Fred's avatar

Worse yet, their mother is also at risk.

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Peter GL's avatar

and likely forced to be multi-jabbed. Then the children will be without someone who truly cares for them

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Fred's avatar

We often need more emoji’s than just a heart. 😢😡

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TB's avatar

I multiplied them. They're getting pretty close to their $100k goal.

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Chelie's avatar

Heartbreaking. It’s so sad to see what’s happened to the great country of Australia, so many people compromised by VAIDS.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Do this, knowing the time, that it is already the hour for you to awaken from sleep; for now salvation is nearer to us than when we believed. The night is almost gone, and the day is near. Therefore let us lay aside the deeds of darkness and put on the armor of light.

— Romans 13:11-12 NASB1995

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Sarah Bee's avatar

Thank you Janice - Also reading Romans 12: 9-21

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

I was reading through that before landing on this one. Pretty sure I had already shared the passage from chapter 12. Good stuff.

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

Beautiful

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Unskool's avatar

California has completely lost the plot. Basically it's no good raising kids anywhere on the west coast right now.

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msday's avatar

There are a few bright spots even in CA. The city council of Huntington Beach (aka “Surf City” where my daughter & family live) just passed a no mask mandate this past week. School boards in Chino Hills, Temecula, & Orange recently ruled that district schools are now required to inform parents if their child is identifying as trans at school. As expected, the state is now suing at least one of the above mentioned school boards over this issue.

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MaryLS's avatar

This is very helpful. People need to become aware of pockets of resistance and push back. I think that college in Atalanta has dropped its mask mandate after resistance (and ridicule).

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

It was my understanding that the majority of CA is RED, but is controlled by the large blue metro areas. The 2020 voting map showed that also.

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MaryLS's avatar

Population is concentrated in the cities. I suspect the majority lean left, but certsinly lots of conservatives, many in small towns or rural. Our colors are reversed -- Red are the Liberals ( leftists). Blue are Conservatives.

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LizardFro's avatar

They need to continue to be ridiculed. “Hey, remember when that college in Atlanta tried to do a mask mandate? What person would attend that dumb school?”

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Chelie's avatar

California is now open to legally kidnapping these highly vulnerable children from their parents who are the only ones who love and protect them like no one else can. Imagine their horror as they are placed with transgender and gay pedophiles that turn their lives into a nightmare. 😢

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mimi's avatar

Do not think that many parents in California approve of "gender-conforming" surgery and all the other garbage. This stuff was snuck in without parents knowing about it but the Covid "pandemic" brought this to the front. The legislature is probably being paid plenty by the medical industry to support this stuff. The lawsuits are already piling up. I'm not sure that this new law would survive an appeal although the California Supreme Court is pretty pathetic.

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Janet's avatar

My granddaughter proclaimed she was a boy right at the start of the pandemic. Parents had no real place to turn to plus no peer support for the child. Of course eventually they ended up in the clutches of the transgender medical political and mental health corrupt complex. We got a phone call out of the blue about it and too far away to really talk. It’s heinous.

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Susan In Kansas's avatar

There are starting to be books out there. One already published Lost in TransNation by Dr Miriam Grossman and a new one coming out soon Sasha Ayad, co-author of "When Kids Say They're Trans”. Hope they are able to get help. Sorry I’m a parent going through this right now too. It’s heart wrenching.

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Janet's avatar

It’s too late. By the time I knew what was really going on she was on the drugs then had the top surgery at 17. I’m heartsick. I’m so sorry you are in this. She seems to be doing ok. But when do teenagers share their feelings easily? The maddening thing is she was diagnosed on the spectrum around 11. Out of the blue which leads me to believe she was injured by the HPV vax. Why would the system allow a child who is mentally damaged to be subject to this. That is when I knew for sure the entire system is corrupt and it’s a satanic program to harm our children deliberately. I also left the Democrats. They are dancing with the devil as well. I pray you are able to help your child. I will pray. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

I understand they are pretty much targeting kids "on the spectrum". Easier to manipulate. Sorry you're having to experience this. It's crazy and satanic.

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Michele's avatar

Yeah, but you know who is easier to manipulate? The parents.

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

Of course! Especially when told "do you want a dead son or a transgender daughter?". 🤬

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CStone's avatar

So heartbreaking

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mimi's avatar

I'm very sorry to hear about your granddaughter and the terrible situation her parents found themselves in. I hope they are able to resolve the situation with the least possible damage, psychological and physical, to their daughter.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

TRUTH. The only thing that carries me is knowing that I’m married to a Christian. And God hope my child never sways in her “identity”.

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Barbara ( Portlander😵‍💫)'s avatar

Especially in Portland right Jeff?

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

CA continues to amaze. They already created an exodus due to mandates, and next, families concerned about sexualization of children will exit. Those left will be supporting a sterilized lifestyle which should further reduce their population. Shockingly self-inflicting pain on their state.

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Dela Wurl's avatar

You forget those of us that are believers and The Lord has called us to stay here and stand firm. We are not moved by politics but by The Spirit of God.

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Annie's avatar

Never get involved with a progressive. I don't care what they call themselves. Avoid at all costs.

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TriTorch's avatar

Radicalized demonic democratic dogma is burning the world to the ground. Strike back with humor, ridicule, and scorn which are among the most powerful agents of change in the realm of psychology. People keep believing nonsensical things such as the transgender mania because their peer group dramatically reinforces these deranged ideologies—And they get more and more radicalized and staunch in their increasingly ludicrous positions as time goes by due to this feedback loop amplification chamber.

This is how they've managed to destroy scientific biology and normalize cutting breasts and genitalia off teenagers. It is how they've brought once great cities to their knees. It is why we are being flooded with impoverished illegal aliens. It is why our value systems are fading. It is why America is disintegrating. It is far past time to shatter this accelerating cycle of insanity into a trillion pieces. Here's how:

Guy Abandons Lunatic Liberals Who Want You to Use Proper Frog Pronouns...For People: https://bitchute.com/video/3dBRYYZyhO6l [1min]

Matt Walsh Exposes the Absurdity of Personal Pronouns as a Mental Health Crisis https://bitchute.com/video/OWvuGVpJ3ZA6 [1min]

https://tritorch.substack.com/p/matt-walshs-on-target-message-to

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TriTorch's avatar

"Powerful people need robotic people." —Brandy

The stupider the people are, the easier they are to manipulate, this is why they've gutted the journalism and education. Once you learn genuine critical thinking, you are no use to the powers that shouldn't be. They have every reason to keep you stupid/uninformed/confused/distracted and fighting among yourselves by any means possible—they never taught African American slaves to read either.

It all boils down to this: make life easy for someone and that someone does not grow, does not harden, does not ripen. That person goes into a state of arrested development and becomes a dependent slave - French kissing his master's boots for his next meal. That is what all this social justice & LGBTQ+ nonsense is about, all of this getting rid of Ds and Fs in grading is about, this is what welfare and UBI is about, this is what reality TV and social media is about: to deliberately create a generation of Idiocracy servile slaves who cannot think for or take care of themselves.

This is a real Flyer around seattle circa 2020—come and get your heroin "booty bump" injection kit: https://tritorch.com/seattle [image]

Here lies "booty bump"

Took heroin in his rump

The doctor said

"No wonder he's dead"

He shot too much junk

In his trunk

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Roger Beal's avatar

Tough men make good times. Good times make weak men. Weak men make hard times. Hard times make tough men

The wheels on that bus go round and round.

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Heather's avatar

Along the same lines, small families (not to mention broken or single parent homes) have contributed to a lack of adults. As a personal example, I had 6-siblings growing up, so we had to contribute to the keeping of the home as there is no way my parents could do it all. We had to be on top of our own stuff (school, sports, etc) because our parents simply couldn’t do it all. Also, we wanted to get the heck out of that home asap! And we all did - lived on our own at 18 (the youngest couple maybe stayed a little longer because there was room finally)....families now have way fewer kids, the parents (myself included unfortunately) do way too much for our kids, and there’s no sharing of bedrooms and plenty of space to do your own thing in the home....and no reason to leave because it’s such an easy life.....without leaving your parents home, it’s pretty tough to become an adult with its full meaning

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Karen Bandy's avatar

I think we’re stuck for a while with four flats on that bus.

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CStone's avatar

I think you’re right

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MsReid's avatar

Brings to mind a great book I have just begun reading titled The Fourth Turning Is Here by Neil Howe. His thesis points to history consisting of 4 major "turns" that happen over and over again generationally and characteristics of each turn then form what will be the next one, each of which basically holds to it's former "season". Very interesting and insightful.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Thank you - I ordered a copy as these authors appear to have found a valid historical pattern.

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AJoy's avatar

Exactamundo! Canadian mind control expert Jason Christoff has hundreds of articles videos and podcasts that speak to this. Opened my eyes and now I look at everything differently. Can’t even stand to watch the Tel-lie-vision any more and got rid of cable in 2020 but the propaganda is every where!

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

I think that one of the main reasons that so many illegal aliens are being let in to stay is to hide the decline in the existing population from various anti-reproduction policies and de facto killing via iatrogenic means and pro-drug paradigms.

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

A loooong time ago, I read that 20th century illegal immigration was permitted to replace the posterity that was being aborted in utero across the country. Makes sense that 21st century illegal immigration is making up for excess deaths due to the jab.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

What a frightening thought. Illegals immigrants are going to repopulate the U.S.???? Women need to produce 2.1 children per woman in order to replace themselves. We are now at 1.66. 3.66 million new births in 2022. Some may never have been born due the mother’s jab and those that did may have died from SIDS. SMH. Immigration in the early 1900s produced a huge melting pot of mostly contributing population. This bunch of illegals isn’t going to produce anything but blood suckers. There is still some hope, but If they aren’t deported by the next administration, this country will be lost.

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Annie's avatar

My husband often comments about where is everybody. Even he notices that there are less people around. I just give him the look and say you know why. Yeah.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Well, plenty of them are in Jacksonville. I’ve certainly not had (m)any “Where is everybody?” experiences. Wouldn’t mind a few actually.

I do wonder where the caucasians are working as almost all visible employees seem to be black or brown. This includes all government facilities, schools, banks, restaurants…

Kind of eerie.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Complete craziness! And here in Duval County, the teachers’ Union muscled through a very large pay raise for school employees several months ago. The chickens are just now coming home to roost, and I’m reading on Nextdoor the Liberal’s’ astonishment about the increase to their property taxes.

It gets more interesting by the day.

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A.J.'s avatar

Too many stuck on computer screens at home including me as I scroll through the C&C comments this today.

;)

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Lorita's avatar

Interesting comment from your husband. It kind of triggered this concern. I live off the I-5 in Oregon, for the last 3-4 years this area has been the home of thousands of homeless people which were very visible because of tents and numbers of people. Two weeks ago I noticed they all seemed to be gone. Are they living in rural areas lighting campfires among millions of trees?

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Annie's avatar

We don't know but it is odd. I never remember this absence of people.

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Elaine Elias's avatar

Don't understand

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Saw a video showing a girl’s meltdown on Libs of Tic Toc the other day. She was sobbing that the gay bartender (in the gay bar) called her and her ‘wife’ ladies. Hummm, she looked an awful lot like the frog-lady, ooops, frog-person.

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

Have you seen the video of the trans who insists she's a "theydy"? She said unless she's addressed "properly" she won't listen to her employer. I'm waiting for her "I'm unemployed!" update, soon.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Is that like lady?

Yep soon to be on unemployment!

🤣 or 🥲

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

Yes, more ridiculousness. "Let me make up a word and then demand that you address me with that term!" 🥴

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Based Florida Man's avatar

This kind of thing really grates my grill.

https://twitter.com/Inversionism/status/1700178215795360098

Woke double booster'd teacher sings for her masked toddlers a song about masks keeping them safe. They look so dejected (at least the small part of their faces you can see).

reference: https://www.aier.org/article/masking-children-tragic-unscientific-and-damaging/

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NAB's avatar

Can we bring back public stocks?

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FourWinds's avatar

I'm broke, completely, but I would find a way to pay for those just to see those jerks in them.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Tarring and feathering too!!!

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Down right necessary!

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

That’s an interesting thought. I kind of like the idea of sewing the letter “I” on the front of their shirts for IDIOT.

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LizardFro's avatar

I’m surprised sex offenders still have to register to be honest.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

This article talks a lot about BO supporting sex Ed in kindergarten. His administration also ushered in the destruction of marriage defined as between a man and women. Now after the Joan Rivers comments and the Tucker/Sinclair interview, it all makes much more sense. BO is not who he parented to be. This is a huge train with momentum that started decades ago and it hasn’t peaked yet. We are in for a bumpy ride with the innocence of kids.

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

I remember BO and Biden declaring during their campaign that "marriage was between a man and a woman, period". Once elected, he "changed his mind". 🤬

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CStone's avatar

I wish we had more than the heat emoji. This is so evil.

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CStone's avatar

*heart*

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RunningLogic's avatar

This is disgusting 🤬 It’s child abuse!!!

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Marsali S.'s avatar

I really hate this.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

That AIER article is very good with many links to research showing the harms of masking. It’s from 2021!

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RunningLogic's avatar

AIER was one of the excellent resources I found in early April 2020 with levelheaded, factual, informative articles about Covid and debunking the notion that is was “novel” and “unprecedented” as well as explaining what infectious disease specialists had determined were the most effective measures to take during a pandemic: lockdowns and masks do not work at all, causing more harm than good, and the best thing to do is let people live their lives normally but give extra care and attention to vulnerable populations.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

I saved that link and will explore their site more. Thanks!

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RunningLogic's avatar

They have some excellent articles, I hope you enjoy them as much as I have!

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JC in Ak's avatar

So so sad. This is child abuse. And making up a “fun” song to cover it😡

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Lynn46's avatar

They keep this up we're going to have an entire generation of adult hypocondriacs.

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Dianne Denson's avatar

Child abuse 😥😡

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

I knew Obama was young and would probably stick around in politics for decades after leaving office. But at Pelosi’s age, I did not expect a return.

We’ll see how gullible CA voters are.

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Renee Sommers's avatar

We’re not voting for her, the machines are.

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Marsali S.'s avatar

We have no choice here in CA. The Democrats run everything, including the elections. There are many people here in CA (Republicans, Independents, Libertarians, even some Dems) who can't stand the leadership and the corrupt system. We vote against them. It doesn't count. Adam Schiff will replace Feinstein. It's already been decided. We'll be stuck with him for the remainder of his natural life.

Another point: LA County (mine) voted to allow the LA County Board of Supervisors to remove the elected Sheriff if they have a majority vote of the Board in the last election. This happened because they hated Alex Villanueva, who would go on Tucker Carlson's show, and talk about how he wouldn't fire his officers for not getting the covid vaccine. The L.A. voters gave a tiny handful of people the power to decide who will be the Sheriff if they decide they don't like the one in office. So, what's the purpose of holding an election anymore for Sheriff then? There is something seriously wrong in California, particularly in Los Angeles and San Francisco, and to some degree, San Diego. CA is a one-party state, and the people here are in my opinion, apathetic, low information followers. Like you said, gullible.

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Dena's avatar

Same here in king county- king county executive Dow Constantine now has the power to appoint the sheriff. A few years ago voters were stupid enough to give him that power & he promptly did what all good liberal/ leftists do - he appointed a female✅ , woman of color✅, who was a long time donor to his campaigns. Tit for tat.

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Debbie Beatty's avatar

Was that pun intentional?

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Dena's avatar

No - unintentional 🙂but I saw it too as soon as I typed it.

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Runemasque's avatar

That is terrible. I used to live there. Villanueva gave me hope. They will go after every hero of integrity.

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Undine's avatar

I live in LA County, too, and, unfortunately, I endorse everything you say. Three miles from my home, developers want to build an eight story housing development for section 8 “affordable housing” and MENTAL HEALTH placements. Right in the middle of a residential neighborhood. People who live around there are having fits. The other day, there was a public meeting about the proposed project. Residents were shrieking to the hills about it, and the local officials made it clear that they just didn’t care. You don’t like this? Tough. This is what happens when “elected” officials know they have nothing to fear from mere voters.

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CStone's avatar

Ad Schiff is evil. Have you read about what happened at Standard Hotel?

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CStone's avatar

*Adam* Shape-Schiffter

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Kim D's avatar

Yes, and he is super creepy.

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CaplT's avatar

Remember, Newt wants the rest of the country to be like California. Never Newt.

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Roger Beal's avatar

As California goes, so goes the nation, or so it's said.

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Emumundo's avatar

The people in California look good- and that’s what’s important!

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AngelaK's avatar

Well, on an objective note: good for her being so healthy at her age.

With that being said, she, like so many other demoncrats, is obsessed and hell bent on the demonic Soros ideological agenda, so has to keep on pushing it.

It is sad, because ideological delusions are, in the Christian faith of which she proffesses to belong to: **sinful** and 'woe to those who call evil good, and good evil. '

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Just because she identifies as catholic does NOT mean she is a Christian. There is little, if any evidence of faith in Christ Jesus in her life. No fruits....

The goats will be separated from the sheep and He will say, "depart from Me, you cursed..." (paraphrased) Matthew 25:32-46

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AngelaK's avatar

Yes that is what I meant. As a Christian I should not judge anyone, but I do know that it is sad that she professes to be a believer but cannot see how sinful those things she promotes are.

'Woe to those who call evil good and good evil'.

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Jeff C's avatar

God bless you Angela but please reconsider what you said. The idea that we aren't allowed to judge anyone is a lie that has been spread by the world to justify their own sinful behavior. Far too may so-called churches teach this falsehood.

Think about the implications, we aren't allowed to judge a parent that transitions their child? We aren't allowed to judge a teacher trying to groom children? We aren't allowed to judge a corrupt pharma exec that has poisoned the population for money?

We certainly are allowed to judge, and the Bible expressly tells us to judge but it must be done righteously. The bible condemns hypocrisy, not judging.

Please consider Matthew 7:3-5, this is Jesus speaking:

"Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye."

From your past comments I realize you were probably just not clear in what you meant so apologies if this comes off as preachy. However, this idea that we aren't allowed to judge the actions of others is a demonic lie that is leading to the collapse of society. We need far more judgement of others.

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SB's avatar

Our pastor recently preached on that verse. He said most people don't realize that Jesus was speaking to the unbelievers in that verse. Believers shouldn't walk around believing they are better than other people but they should absolutely judge others and not associate with evil (pedophiles for example, of course, they should be judged). There are also verses in the Bible about not associating with those who sin so of course you have to judge people to not associate with their sin.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Thank you! I was just about to reply. Glad I waited, your reply is spot on!

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AngelaK's avatar

I get what you are saying..I guess there are nuances to judging? Yes for all you are saying!! We need to righteously condemn all sin and those who promote it in our society for sure!

When the Bible says " Judge not, lest you be judged".

I dont think that is for social issues or outward sins, but the state of another's soul.

So I try to hate the sin, but not the sinner. It is a hard distinction for sure.

We are all sinners.

Just trying lately not to allow my emotions hate persons but hate what they have embraced, if that makes sense.

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Jeff C's avatar

We are all sinners and we will all be judged. The Bible isn't saying to never judge another but that we will be held to that same standard. Again, it's about hypocrisy. The passage "judge lest not you be judged" is probably the most out of context passage in the entire Bible.

God bless and sincere apologies if this comes off as shrill. But we have to judge others, there are plenty of bible passages that command it.

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daverkb's avatar

This is good statement.

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daverkb's avatar

This is the thinking promoted by the Fallen Church. The heresy is that the teachings of Christ are meant only for the Church and not for the the world. Authentically Reformed Christians call this heresy Radical Two Kingdom Theology (R2K for short). The Marxist/worldly infiltrators call their slick 'offering' just Two Kingdom Theology. So don't be confused when doing searches.

Read this book and never be confused again. You can get either the book or the download eBook which is a modest $9.99. It has to be vol. 1 ... and it could be read in bit size chunks. Which is what I do, a little at a time.

https://chalcedon.edu/resources/books/the-institutes-of-biblical-law-volume-1

Note: the soul dwells in the body until death. To create a body/soul schism (dual split) is to induce a spiritual schizophrenia. That is, think of it being a house divided which creates a mental confusion such as one never know whether one is coming or going.

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CaplT's avatar

We can judge actions, not intentions. God knows what’s in their hearts, we don’t.

We do not know what is in a person’s heart when they do something evil.

A person brought up by public schools and media to believe abortion is a good thing, just a cyst being removed...

A parent who has been brainwashed and believes her child should be supported in his whim to become a her...

They think they are doing a social and moral good. If they don’t learn otherwise, how can they change? That’s our job.

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Jeff C's avatar

I agree we can't know someone's heart. That being said, evil is evil. If someone is performing an evil act yet they have convinced themselves it's somehow good that doesn't let them off the hook. They are still performing evil.

God gave us our own conscience, conviction of the Holy Spirit, and His Word to sort these things out. He also gave us the wonder of His creation as a testament to His presence and power. People stating they chopped off children's genitals because they were told it was a good thing (as an example), are not only grade A morons but morally reprehensible.

So much of this could be easily sorted out if people just studied the bible and attended churches that teach the bible. It's crystal clear on all of this, including the prophesy that in the last days people will call evil good and visa versa.

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CStone's avatar

We CAN judge intentions by their action. Absolutely. If they intend to teach children they can be a different sex, tell them they can get an abortion and it’s okay, we absolutely CAN judge their intentions. Their intentions are EVIL.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

And that lie is one of the most harmful ever foisted upon Christ’s church. I watched its devastation unfold for fifty plus years now.

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CStone's avatar

Wow. I did not see your comment, nor the reply saying ‘we aren’t supposed to judge’.

The problem is, everyone who uses that Scripture takes it completely away from the scriptures that surround it.

They might as well read “And Judas hanged himself” and put it together with “Go thou and do likewise”

Pulling out one sentence is not “.....rightly discerning the Word of Truth”.

You said it so much better than I did.

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MayBella82's avatar

I believe she knows what she does is evil. She professes to be Catholic because there are Catholics who cannot see the evil or chooses not too and follows her lead.

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A.J.'s avatar

When I watched her 2020 happy smiling lockdown expensive ice cream video show in her San Francisco home I realized she, raised as a Baltimore boss political machine's royal princess, thinks her excrement never smells but is in fact a boon to the stupid masses she was literally born and raised to lead by royal decrees. She feels entitled as an oil-anointed national ruling royal to any power and cash she can grab from insider trading and illegal campaign donations, tithes, or shake-downs which she splashes out in dribs and drabs to elected peons to do her bidding and to favored contractors to do election fraud which is always A-OK with her because in her mind her heart is always pure. Her hometown Catholic priests who don't treat her as a pope are mere speed bumps to her. Her sick race to the corrupt bottom for the USA means a faster reform here. History will treat her like the French king and queen guillotined by unhappy masses.

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Michele's avatar

That two-freezers here's all my ice cream video was one of many early indications that the whole scamdemic was a plotted exercise in control and media-based behavioral manipulation, not at all accidental; as well as abetted by slavering useful idiots. Tom Hanks video was another.

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Kim D's avatar

And this is my quandry about the Catholics I know in Santa Fe NM that took the shots knowing they contained fetal tissue and stay silent as NM has become the abortion capital of the country. With MLG as Govenor (who was clearly selected) and a very weak Republican base to oppose her, it's no wonder she's now following through with her threats to remove guns. I know my family will not comply!

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daverkb's avatar

The enemies of Christ and the Fallen Church have deliberately led Christians astray and straight into the hands of the Evil One. How? By distortion and outright fabrications as to what Christian Scripture says. Two big lies are: 1) That Christians 'should not be judgmental' (the enemies favorite phrase to stop us from thinking, to stop us from having a wisdom of discernment), and 2) that loving your neighbor is to be unconditional, and not conditioned by God's Law.

And in actually, the Book of Matthew verses are a directive as to how to judge properly so that our judgments be not rash, serendipitous or based in whim.

From Matthew Henry's notes:

Matthew 7 
1 Judge not, that ye be not iudged.


2 For with what iudgement ye iudge, ye shall be iudged, and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you againe. (Geneva 1599)

Mathew Henry (MHCC) Matthew Verses 1-6

"Verses 1-6 

We must judge ourselves, and judge of our own acts, but not make our word a law to everybody. We must not judge rashly, nor pass judgment upon our brother without any ground. We must not make the worst of people. Here is a just reproof to those who quarrel with their brethren for small faults, while they allow themselves in greater ones. Some sins are as motes, while others are as beams; some as a gnat, others as a camel. Not that there is any sin little; if it be a mote, or splinter, it is in the eye; if a gnat, it is in the throat; both are painful and dangerous, and we cannot be easy or well till they are got out. That which charity teaches us to call but a splinter in our brother's eye, true repentance and godly sorrow will teach us to call a beam in our own. It is as strange that a man can be in a sinful, miserable condition, and not be aware of it, as that a man should have a beam in his eye, and not consider it; but the god of this world blinds their minds. Here is a good rule for reprovers; first reform thyself." (Again, judge not rashly but with measure)

1) There can be no Church discipline without judging. Paul many cautions and and exhortations on ejecting evil doers from the Body of the Christ, the Church ... is judging.

2) There is even a book in the Bible called Judges. Presumably the job of Judges is to judge.

3) Matthew 12 ... when Jesus speaks of the Scribes and Pharisees as a brood of vipers and evil, Jesus is judging.

"You brood of vipers, how can you who are evil say anything good? For out of the overflow of the heart, the mouth speaks."

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AngelaK's avatar

Agreed 👍 🙏, but the passion and emotion of hate in the heart can easily overtake us if we are not careful and allow *righteous indignation* to turn into outright hate.. Then we are like the democrats who we are condemning for their hatred and passions.

It is very easy for us to go from judging their evil (righteous indignation)to feeling full on, unbridled hate in our hearts for the individuals, wishing them all sorts of harm.

That is where the evil one can get a foothold.That is how some people, like some democrats or fanatics, take the next step into doing things to physically or emotionally harm a person and /or their family..

Such logic seems to be that eliminating or neutralizing the individual will eliminate the problem (insert whatever imagined issue that might be)..

It can be a slippery slope of ethics and morality and sin.

Thank you for your post. 😊 🙏

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daverkb's avatar

Thank you for saying ...

Well ... our natural enemies use that word 'hate' to spin us around, to control our minds. They invent novel categories of law like 'hate' crimes ... and once 'they' so invent 'they' then supply the control definitions of hate. It's a viscous circular game played at our expense.

If the Romans 13 civil magistrate is to be a terror to evil doers, then the civil magistrate has to know what is evil and therefore what is to be severely punished. And what is to be punished cannot be admired or loved, because that would be to enter into a deep contradiction.

Anyway, I'm all tired out on this for now. But I'm here to wish you a good Lord's Day tomorrow Sunday! And of course, the best for the rest of your life! I also thank you for 'putting yourself out there' and I am sure good comes of these discussion, maybe in ways which we ourselves do not see. God Bless!

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Shellie Willmering's avatar

daverkb, I can assure you that much good comes of these conversations! I feel like I am learning and understanding so much more about God's Word, how we as Christians should live in His word, and the many interpretations that are in there amazes me. I am absorbing all I can from all of you wonderful Christians on here. My feeble mind fears getting it wrong when I read or hear something from the Bible, but coming here I am gathering all the thoughts, advice, etc and I KNOW I am receiving the Word as God wants me to. Yes, I do attend two churches here when I can, and I love joining in online sermons from Chapel Hill NC. Anyway, I just want you to know that I am thankful to ALL of you for 'putting yourself out there' more than y'all know. I really believe we are all thankful. Have a blessed and beautiful day 😊😊

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daverkb's avatar

Shellie ... feeble mind is a descriptor which does not apply to you. Everything is a deception these days, including the fallen churches which are not teaching as they should and seem to not know as they should. And so untangling this un-Godly mess takes a lot of work. Much is a process of un-learning in order to replace the lies with truth.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

In truth, her behavior has excommunicated her. She has no right to call herself Catholic. Nor does Bergoglio, who claims to be Pope Francis.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/09/catholic-priest-who-says-you-cant-be-catholic/

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CStone's avatar

Exactly. I hear people say all the time “We are not supposed to judge!!!”

Yes. We are supposed to judge rightly or ‘righteously’. The Word says “By their fruit you shall know them.” Her fruit is rotten.

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Annie's avatar

Rotten To the core!

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

One would think at that age you would reflect on your life and spend the little time you have left with friends and family.

Especially with the $$$$ they have. She can command anything in the world she wants. Travel anywhere. Yet, she just wants more power.

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NAB's avatar

My husband said she seems to be powered by wine and pure malevolence at this point. I do not understand the insatiable lust for power but then again, I'm not in politics and I'm beginning to believe that rather than politics corrupting a person, corrupt people are drawn to politics.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Haha! For many years I have said that only crazy or narcissistic people go into politics. Otherwise, who would want to live in constant conflict!

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AngelaK's avatar

Good point! Talk about not having peace.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Hubby Paul likely prefers to have their home to himself.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Once people get power they always want more.

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Surviving the Billionaire Wars's avatar

If she's in dementia -- whoch she most likely is -- she may have no idea how old she is or what she's doing.

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AngelaK's avatar

My mother died at 88 and had a brilliant mind right up until the end.

My coworker is 83 and is also sharp as anyone 30 years his junior.

I don't believe in ageist generalizations.

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Emumundo's avatar

If you take care of yourself, eat right and exercise you can be healthy into your golden age.

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AngelaK's avatar

👍👍👍

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Surviving the Billionaire Wars's avatar

You don't have to believe in "ageist generalizations" to be open to the possibility of dementia. Especially in an elderly

person making irrational decisions & who has been jabbed repeatedly with a toxic known to trigger accelerated dementia.

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AngelaK's avatar

Just saying that we cant assume that everyone of a certain age has dementia.

Some younger people scoffed at my coworker because of his age, but God bless him. The only thing I do notice in some folk in their 80s is a slightly delayed reaction.

As for Joe Biden, yes. It is abundantly clear and obvious that he has dementia and is not all there at all.

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Surviving the Billionaire Wars's avatar

Agree totally. Pushing 70 & tired of some people already assuming I'm just a dotty old woman. White hair means gained wisdom, not stupid. Totally bucked the CW crowd on covid & Ukr, & guess who turned out to be right on all counts!

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AngelaK's avatar

It is a shame that society makes us feel invisible with age instead of honoring, respecting and valuing the wisdom...I am not there yet, but will be. Everyone will be.

I come from a background where the culture respected and loved age. It upsets me when it isn't.

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Emumundo's avatar

Alzheimer’s is now being called Disbetes 3.

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Surviving the Billionaire Wars's avatar

Yes & no. It's been proposed, but not accepted. There may be a link between types 2 diabetes & higher rate of alzheimers, but etiology is unconfirmed.

https://www.palmettoendocrinology.org/blog/type-3-diabetes-and-alzheimers-disease-what-you-need-to-know

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AngelaK's avatar

Unbelievable sin: 'San Francisco *values*'? 🤔

"Now more than ever our City needs us to advance San Francisco values and further our recovery,” Pelosi said on X. “Our country needs America to show the world that our flag is still there, with liberty and justice for ALL. That is why I am running for reelection — and respectfully ask for your vote.”

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MaryAnn's avatar

And that ice cream in her freezer 🙄

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Kim D's avatar

You are on point with that statement! I believe she is a follower of Lucifer.

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MayBella82's avatar

It is the demons within her that want all the power. She should not have did her soul.

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LuAnne's avatar

I think most people don't realize how little time these politicians actually work. This is why it's rare to see anyone way past their 70's retain full time jobs out in the real business world. Many politicians have huge pockets of time in between sessions. She's running for re-election at 83 because she'll be able to continue holding onto her power (which she thrives on) + she can still take long luxurious vacations, and pretty much anything else an 83 yr old wants to do. Perhaps spending time with family & friends. Also, to add to their long list of cushy privileges, they also have staff to run daily operations both at work and in their personal lives. This is why term limits should be implemented. To discourage life long politicians who haven't a remote clue or connection to the average American citizen.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Yes. It’s a daily grind just getting back and forth to work in traffic. Getting groceries. Pumping gas. Paying bills. Cleaning and doing family laundry.

These politicians are out of touch for sure. They are so rich that they can bypass the very laws and conditions they create.

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JW's avatar

"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Political heroin.

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AngelaK's avatar

Yes, so very true! With that power she can also impose her party's evil agenda.

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MaryAnn's avatar

All she has left is her perceived power. She loved that gavel… it probably still has fingernail gashes from being wrenched from her hands.

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Emumundo's avatar

McConnell and Pelosi should duke it out with gavels! Winner- the American people

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Barbara ( Portlander😵‍💫)'s avatar

The churches in her district need to step up. Jack Hibbs has made progress in his district. Just sayin*

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CStone's avatar

Jack Hibbs is an amazing teacher/preacher. I agree

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Her good health... could be

...adrenochrome....

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CaplT's avatar

Bingo. When she is off the blood it’s not pretty.

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Patrice's avatar

As far as your objective note, is she healthy or just pickled from excessive alcohol consumption?

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Michele's avatar

She is not healthy. Everyone knows she is a drunk. She also is not real Christian because she officiated the Getty chick's wedding.

https://twitter.com/MillennialOther/status/1501678920860672000

https://youtu.be/N05omuDUPHs

https://youtu.be/wcFE-fzEot4

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Fred's avatar

Stop and think about why so many of those of advanced age choose to remain in DC, compared to say, the private sector. Term limits please!

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CaplT's avatar

The thumb has been on the scale for decades.

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patrick.net/memes's avatar

Oh, we've already seen how gullible CA voters are, over and over.

No amount of pain gets through to them, because they would have to admit they were wrong, and that is the worst pain of all for a Democrat.

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SB's avatar

I thought she announced she was finally retiring?

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CaplT's avatar

She needs to be retired, if we can find honest voting machines and counters.

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Debbie Beatty's avatar

We already know.

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Politico Phil's avatar

We've been here before...a hundred years ago!

...WW1 ended sooner than expected, leaving HUGE quantities of unused experimental vaccines. Fearing that soldiers coming home would spread diseases to their families, The U.S. government pushed the largest vaccine ‘fear’ campaign in history. They used the human population as a research and development lab to field test experimental vaccines.

Tens of millions of civilians died in the same manner as did the soldiers. Instead of stopping the vaccines, doctors intensified them, calling it the great “Spanish Flu of 1918”. As a result, ONLY THE VACCINATED DIED.

WW1 U.S. soldiers were given 14 – 25 untested, experimental vaccines within days of each other, which triggered intensified cases of ALL the diseases at once. The doctors called it a new disease and proceeded to suppress the symptoms with additional drugs or vaccines.

Source for the above Dr. Sal Martingano, FICPA – THE 1918 “SPANISH FLU”: ONLY THE VACCINATED DIED...

...It has been said that the 1918 flu epidemic killed 20,000,000 people throughout the world. But, actually, the doctors killed them with their crude and deadly treatments and drugs. This is a harsh accusation but it is nevertheless true, judging by the success of the drugless doctors in comparison with that of the medical doctors.

While the medical men and medical hospitals were losing 33% of their flu cases, the non-medical hospitals such as BATTLE CREEK, KELLOGG and MACFADDEN’S HEALTH-RESTORIUM were getting almost 100% healings with their water cure, baths, enemas, etc., fasting and certain other simple healing methods, followed by carefully worked out diets of natural foods. One health doctor didn’t lose a patient in eight years. The very successful health treatment of one of those drugless doctors who didn’t lose any patients will be given in the other part of this book, titled VACCINATION CONDEMNED, to be published a little later...

https://expose-news.com/2023/09/09/vaccination-a-clear-and-present-danger/

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CeeMcG's avatar

Wouldn’t surprise me ... I also read somewhere (not that I’ll be able to find it, pretty sure it was a Substack post) that aspirin had just come into common use back around the time of the Spanish flu and that a lot of people died from taking overly large doses of it, because the ideal dose hadn’t been figured out yet.

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Debbie Beatty's avatar

Doctors gave young. healthy soldiers massive doses of aspirin in the superstitious belief that if a little doesn't work, just do a lot more of it. This caused massive hemorrhaging, which, in typical scientific medical fashion, they blamed on the flu and not their treatment. Sadly, nothing much has changed.

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Politico Phil's avatar

With the exception of politicians, medical doctors are to be the least trusted of any occupational group for 2 reasons: 1) They are human like everyone else, 2) they hold your life in their hands, something you would not even allow your plumber to do.

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CeeMcG's avatar

Thank you! Wanted to make sure I wasn’t just imagining it.

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Big E's avatar

Wow, this is amazing! Here are some references for those who wish to dive deeper.

* This comment link describing 1918 Spanish Flu as vaccine injury — only the vaccinated died: https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/back-pay-saturday-september-9-2023/comment/39814415

* Article in The Expose: “DID YOU KNOW Vaccination – A Clear and Present Danger” BY PATRICIA HARRITY ON SEPTEMBER 9, 2023: https://expose-news.com/2023/09/09/vaccination-a-clear-and-present-danger/

* “Vaccination condemned: By all competent doctors, book one Unknown Binding – January 1, 1981 by Elben (Author)” book (out of print): https://www.amazon.com/Vaccination-condemned-competent-doctors-book/dp/B0006Y6NSI

* Article By Dr. Sal Martingano, FICPA in Rights And Freedoms: THE 1918 “SPANISH FLU”: ONLY THE VACCINATED DIED: https://rightsfreedoms.wordpress.com/2021/08/13/the-1918-spanish-flu-only-the-vaccinated-died/

* Coverage of Dr. Sal Martingano, FICPA article in Natural News | REVELATION: Only the “vaccinated” died during the 1918 Spanish Flu // 12/29/2021 // Ethan Huff: https://www.naturalnews.com/2021-12-29-only-vaccinated-died-1918-spanish-flu.html

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Excellent but heartbreaking information. Thank you for sharing.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Very interesting!

Side note, a long time ago, when I was a teenager, I read a book about Bernarr MacFadden called Dumbbells and Carrot Strips (written by his ex wife). It was fascinating and I was really glad I had stumbled upon it (it was in a box of books from an auction lot). He was quite extreme and eccentric but the focus away from medicine and medical interventions and towards physical fitness and clean eating was interesting, especially for that time.

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Jayne Evans's avatar

In the book "Bechamp or Pasteur" Hume compares the death toll of Boer war and WWI (Gallipoli). Same number of deaths by gunfire but from illness the Boer war had roughly 8-9000 and Gallipoli over 26000 deaths because the wounds did not heal after the soldiers had been vaccinated multiple times More soldiers died of sepsis than bullets, i.e. compromised immune systems.

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NAB's avatar

SUPER happy to hear about the teachers in NYC! May that compensation spread and may more entities be required to make amends to wrongly fired employees. Now if only my nurse friends, fired for not taking the shot and denied their religious exemptions, would also be compensated.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I think there was a case in Ohio (?) where this happened if I remember correctly. May there be many more!!

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M VARR's avatar

They reported to work and were told

that they could not work because the decision was

'under review' meaning the City is considering appealing the decision.

They really want to make an example of the non compliant staff.

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NAB's avatar

I know a woman in her 70s, fairly healthy pre-Covid, who, after the shots, developed RSV (she remarked at the time that her doctor was shocked by the number of older patients presenting with it). She then went on to get very sick with Covid after having received her 4th shot resulting in the need for long-term antibiotics to deal with mastoiditis. Over this past summer she suffered a very aggressive case of both poison ivy (had never reacted before) and suffered with cellulitis from a bee sting. Her doctor said, "it seems your immune system is just in overdrive for some reason." Hmmmmm. Ya' think? I don't even raise the suggestion of vaccine injury/harm.

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Runemasque's avatar

I just met a vaccine devotee at the lake. She said she shouldn't go in the lake anymore, because she develops rashes now when she does. Started in the past few years. She says she's now really irritated by plants, lake water... I can't imagine being denied gardening and nature swimming.

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NAB's avatar

Wow. Does she make the connection?

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Runemasque's avatar

These people carefully protect their exposure to such ideas, and only encounter criticism of the Vax under fact-checked misinformation headings. When someone like me talks, it is as though a neon sign is suddenly superimposed upon me saying something like "deluded misinformation conspiracist."

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Runemasque's avatar

Not independently, and I am pretty certain she cannot handle hearing it, based upon previous interactions.

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SB's avatar

Which is exactly what autoimmunity is.

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Jeff C's avatar

"If you stay in California, be careful who you have kids with."

Umm, this is actually good advice no matter where you live. I could not imagine fighting with my wife over how we raise our kids, it's one of life's most fundamental and important decisions. Thank goodness we are nearly 100% aligned morally and spiritually.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Absolutely! Moral and spiritual alignment is critical. Maybe that’s why a best practice is to abstain from sex until marriage. Sex distracts from problems and clouds good judgement without marriage commitment.

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Crixcyon's avatar

Never trusting Offit...he flips like a faucian flopper. Turbo flu? This is beyond silly because cold and flu is your body telling you it is over taxed, over-toxed and needs a repair and rest. You do not catch any cold or flu. These people are being murdered by other things...mRNA poisons perhaps? The WHO and UN do not qualify as anything worth even thinking about.

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Penny North's avatar

Agree 100%

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Natalie's avatar

I guess all the rule following criminals in NM are gonna shelve their guns, and opt for 2nd choice weapons for their activities. 🙄

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devoalan's avatar

If that happened here, and we had open carry, I can tell you right now there would be 1000 open carriers right downtown, in front of her office.

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CStone's avatar

Hopefully more. Than 1,000.

But I guarantee you she would find the resources to “arrest them ALL” , if they were legal gun owners. It’s the criminals she doesn’t WANT to arrest,

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

The people who open carry will just conceal carry and keep on keeping on. That’s what I would do.

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Debbie Beatty's avatar

As Heinlein famously said "when a law makes sense, I follow it, when it doesn't, I ignore it."

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Kim D's avatar

You're right! I know my family and friends will never give up their guns.

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Raptor's avatar

Offit: "Boosting otherwise healthy young people is a low-risk, low-reward strategy.” Low risk you say?

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AngelaK's avatar

I caught that misinformation too!

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RunningLogic's avatar

He can’t admit there’s a risk because he doesn’t want to be held liable later. “I didn’t know! Really! Honest!” 🙄😡

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Dr Linda's avatar

I pondered that as well. It’s generally either high risk, low reward or low risk, high reward.

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Alison Smith's avatar

U.S. Government Gave Millions to American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists to Promote COVID-19 Vaccines to Pregnant Women:

https://www.globalresearch.ca/government-gave-millions-american-college-obstetricians-gynecologists-promote-covid-19-vaccines-pregnant-women/5831851

(how many unborn babies died because of this shot?)

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NAB's avatar

Well that explains so much. I have a colleague at work whose wife received the stupid shots early in her 2nd trimester. Shortly after, she developed severe PIH and the baby died. The woman suffered horribly afterwards too and it took weeks for her own blood pressure to return to baseline. A sad, tragic and terrible loss.

Every OB/GYN who pushed these untested shots should wear sack cloth and ashes. I didn't take so much as Tylenol or drink coffee when I was pregnant, yet untested, experimental, gene-modifying injection? A-okay!

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RunningLogic's avatar

God forbid you eat soft cheeses, deli meat or sushi! But hey no problem taking an experimental gene therapy injection! 🙄🙄🙄

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T Diesel's avatar

It’s a Cottage(cheese)Industry. 😉

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Alison Smith's avatar

Still births and miscarriages occurred in like 90% of women who took the shot during pregnancy. Sack cloth and ashes is too good for these doctors. Jail and yank their medical license.

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AJF's avatar

Except in 1984 world the medical licenses are yanked from the good docs prescribing actual safe and effective meds

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CStone's avatar

😢

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Debbie Beatty's avatar

Excellent point! I was told I couldn’t use decongestants when I had a bad sinus infection during my last pregnancy.

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