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Another legal win for somebody who was fired for not taking the vaccine. $13 mšŸ˜

https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/woman-awarded-13-million-in-blue-cross-blue-shield-of-michigan-lawsuit/

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Two great attorneys are representing the individual plaintiffs. BCBSM's conduct was diabolical based upon witness testimony. Expect a few more verdicts like this.

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Hopefully a religious exemption will not be needed, eventually. Informed consent should be necessary.

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In a nutshell, the basis of BCBSM's defense in each case is that the individual plaintiffs did not demonstrate a sincerely-held religious belief to justify a religious accommodation under Title VII. You can judge by the verdict how that was received by the jury.

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Yes - this still enrages me, honestly. Why can't we just say no because we don't want it? Why do we need a religious exemption? And I'm a Christian. I think maybe they were using this as a way to track Christians, honestly.

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Someone who I know that has been actively monitoring the situation strongly suspects that it was a force reduction move due to the timing of the firings.

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Completely agree!!!

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The court is not the arbiter of how religious one has to be to hold religious beliefs. That is unconstitutional.

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The Court is the arbiter of whether or not the State has violated the Constitution in any action it has taken. The Constitution sets forth the limited powers the State may exercise; outside of those, all other rights inhere in the People. (Parenthetically, Biden and Walz both *utterly* clueless about this simple, basic, and critically important fact; as are countless others, of course.)

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What exactly does your religious belief have to be? I think Jeff discussed this at one time years ago.

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Sincerely held.

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Yes! Thank you for providing this response ~ the one and only correct response, regardless of how little respected by the countless defendants and various benighted courts. Amen.

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It is on his web site

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Nope.

(Just stop.)

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SPAMMER

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Informed consent is no more:

On 21Dec2023, the Department of Health and Human Services and FDA issued a final ruling to amend a provision of the 21st Century Cures Act to allow:

...an exception from the requirement to obtain informed consent when a clinical investigation poses no more than a minimal risk to the human subject...

This ruling went into effect 22Jan2024.

Note that there's zero definition of "minimal risk!ā€

Iā€™ll add that the Covid shots are still being called S&E!

Jeff???? šŸ™šŸ»ā¤ļøšŸ™šŸ»ā¤ļøšŸ™šŸ»

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Minimal risk with no benefit is still unacceptable. I am the judge of risk and benefit when it concerns my own safety. I am under no obligation to accept the arrogation of this authority by anyone at all.

Furthermore, HHS and FDA are taking a position for which we hanged people at Nuremberg.

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Yes, arrogation is well used.

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Can Kennedy change this?

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Don't get your hopes up. "Advisers to the president-elect questioned whether Mr Kennedy would make it through a security check for a cabinet position." Unfortunately, we may see a bait & switch here.

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I donā€™t know who said this, but if they try this, we, the people will be hitting the streets!!

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I did not think that RFK, Jr was up for a cabinet seat from the beginning? I thought it was something altogether different though I don't recall what it was described as.

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If someone wouldn't pass a security check for a cabinet position, would he not also fail the security check to be president had the country voted him in?

Or is this media states just more woke bovine excrement?

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There would have to be, at minimum (since they like that word so much), some reasonable standard SET OUT IN THE ENABLING RULING (sounds doubtful that it's there) in order for such a broad AND vague exception to withstand judicial review. Sorry (Not sorry).

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Yikes!

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A exemption is a state granted permission to do something which somebody 'legally' could not otherwise do. Exemption is begging. It's 'citizens' begging the tyrant daddy state. 'Citizens' reduced to slaves begging The Master. And so, where are the unalienable Rights in all of this? Where are the people the owners of government?

It gets back to the two controlling questions: 1) which is greater, the master or the servant?, and 2) where do Rights come from, God or the god state?

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Religious exemptions need to be "claimed" - NOT "requested" - big difference!

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Claimed? Not requested? The distinction is a word trick, a word gimmick.

The government cannot infringe upon an unalienable right. That is, the government cannot ask a person to claim, request something that is not in their possession in the first place, not theirs to give.

Just look at 'unalienable' in the law dictionary (at least the old American ones) and you will find that what is unalienable inheres in the person, and cannot be bought or sold, nor transfered. And unlike latches, what inheres can always be reasserted because it is a property which never lapses.

I see what you are saying but I think waters here are muddied with confusing one kind of right with another ... the unalienable right with the civil right. We are talking about property rights here, and where they come from ... either God or the state. And 'claiming' is also a confusion. In the right is unalienable, we are then talking standing more than 'claiming'.

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The government infringed, violated and took away all our unalienable rights under the covid fraud. All of those responsible should be in prison, if not executed for crimes against humanity, but not a single one is.

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Render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's.

That which is Caesar's does NOT include an American citizen's body, thoughts, religious beliefs, or privately-held property.

Pretty simple, actually ... and is so often the case, Scriptures provide wise guidance.

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Last I checked the U.S.A. is a corporation and there seems to be no consensus on who owns it. My question is can a Corporation also be a Ziocracy simultaneously?

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I am with you as to corporation (and actually a constellation of incorporations). And there is no consensus on how this all works because all government in the Collective West is a covert operation. However, it is likely that the City of London figures in. And also, the Vatican as the central registry of 'ownership'. Also, 'ownership' in trust, holding companies, etc.

Ziocracy? Why not? Trackers track by following tracks ... and so I ask one and all a question. Which group is the most over-represented group in key positions in the 'US government' by numbers as a percentage of the population? And if it quacks like a duck, it is probably not an ostrich or a penguin ... maybe not even an armadillo!

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My wife recently filed her annual religious exemption - from the stupid COVID deathvax, but also for the flu vax.

You get the distinct impression that they no longer care about the COVID thing but would really rather not have medicos refusing the flu vax (not that the flu vax is ANY more effective.)

Well tough shit, Big pHARMA. You made this bed, lie in it. You've totally lost the trust of the people who are paying attention.

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Do they ask specific questions relating to how exactly this goes against your religious beliefs? I would like to have some idea for when my granddaughter goes to school, as she is unvaxxed.

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No, but I crafted her religious exemption by among other things, specifically citing Title VII and her right to reasonable accomodations under the law.

Additionally the text specifically cites her Roman Catholic faith, and the fact that participating or benefiting in any way with the sin of abortion is morally unacceptable to Catholics, and therefore vaxxes which have been in any way developed - even tangentially - through the use of aborted fetal cell lines, contravene the Catholic faith.

Finally, I cited the fact that we attend Mass every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation, & support the Church with our tithes, as well as donate to pro-life charities.

I did this to foreclose any arguments that the religious exemption is not based on a sincere belief.

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It depends what state you are in. CA may not allow or be easy, but in FL, I just went to the health dept and asked for a religeous vaccine exemption form and they gave it no questions asked for my 3 kids...15 yrs ago

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Gotta love the state of Florida.

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Thank you. God willing, they will be in Florida with us by then.šŸ™

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Legally, they (any entity) can't require an individual to specify religious exemption details. In the state of NC, a student religious exemption is accepted with a simple statement from a parent/guardian such as "It is my God-given right to claim a Religious Exemption on behalf of my child, (First Last)." Signed by parent/guardian and dated. All states (and colleges if that is the age of your child) have different requirements for obtaining a student religious exemption - what state are you in?

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Florida.

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Right? It doesnā€™t take a religious reason to decide what I put in my body. If democrats can choose what to remove from their bodies, why canā€™t I decide what goes in?!

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Seriously. As a researcher as soon as I saw there was no real consent it was obvious it was a total lie and farce and no one should comply.

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Keep both

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And our lovely, (not), Governorā€™s father was president of BCBS.

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Whitmer for Gitmo

Worst. Governor. Ever.

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Let her share a cell with Cuomo and JB (recognizing that JB takes up enough room for three people).

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Nessel ugggh

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Dingell uggh Talib triple ugghh

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A big chunk of money for Whitmerā€™s campaigns came from contributions from interest groups affiliated with Big Med and Big Insurance. Itā€™s why major media outlets like the Detroit News which pretends to be conservative-leaning and the Freep which makes no pretense of its leftist leanings, along with the local TV stations and radio tread lightly with Whitmer - advertising revenue from those sources.

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Detroit news are fakers

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The witch

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Next step would be identifying the people who followed through with the firing. BCBS will just increase rates to cover fines and fees, but real change comes when we hold people accountable.

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They need to be hunted down and prosecuted like the Mossad did to the escaped Nazis after the war.

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And like they are doing to Palestinians now! What a torn down place Gaza is!!!

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Exactly. Otherwise it's all the Anthem customers who foot the bill.

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Iā€™m so thankful for any justices happening! šŸ™ but Oh man ā€¦I wish this for my sister!! She taught special ed in California and the county she worked for was DIRTY ! Several dissenters have a great case-but because ā€œCaliforniaā€ they can only appeal to the Supreme Court $$$$$$$

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Pacific Justice institute are the ones who handled the case in San Francisco. They won 8 million. .

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Great organization to which I donate.

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Thanks Kathy !! Iā€™m passing this on!

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Yes Lord, we ask for justice to be given for this sister, in Jesus Name!

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Thank youuuuu ! šŸ™

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I hops your sister gets her 13 million soon!

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Bravo. Time to go after the corporations and companies that fired people for not taking the vaccine.

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Yes. Mandating that poison to billions of people was the worst crime against humanity ever, resulting in at least 15 millions deaths and helping no one but Pfizer and Moderna.

The vaxx is dangerous and ineffective, but even if it were not, it would still be a crime against humanity to force mass injections of anything, much less the new Thalidomide:

https://patrick.net/post/1377537/2022-11-03-everyone-who-imposed-toxxine-mandates

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Amen, Patrick! Double amen! šŸ™

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Thatā€™s gonna be a very interesting logical twist because the president elect is the one who made it.

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He likes to claim credit, but the mRNA death jab was in the works for many years before Trump. Alway failed safety tests. The DoD was looking for an opportunity to test it on masses of innocent people, and then the Deep State needed an excuse for mail-in ballot fraud in 2020, so it all worked out well for them. And Pfizer was happy to get $100 billion for participating in the mass murder by injection, knowing that their corruption had created a law exempting themselves from responsibility. (The PREP Act)

Now Trump needs to stop claiming credit and publicly state that it is obviously dangerous and worse than ineffective.

Remember how the media was screaming that no one should take "Trump's vaccine" until the moment Bidet occupied the White House, then the exact same poison was praised to the heavens and the worst crime in human history started as billions were mandated to inject it?

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Oh so that's why my BCBS health insurance went up almost $37 a month!

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Do as my medico wife and I did 3 years ago.

After spending all our adult lives paying into the medical insurance PONZI scheme, where we paid several hundred dollars a month only to never get a dime of benefit (because we never reach our annual deductible) we ditched it entirely and put that money back into our own pocketbooks.

Divorce yourselves from these lying insurance providers and Big Medical. Put that money into a savings account and insure yourselves.

And, stay the heck away from the fake medical system.

3 years later, we have never once needed to see a doctor about anything. Never going back. Break free.

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That is great until you get into your 60s. Medicare is a blessing, and illnesses and tests are far beyond what you can save.

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I'm in my 60ā€™s and did not and will not enroll in Medicare. I will have NO part in the scam. I have not seen a doctor professionally since Jan. 2020.

Your mileage may vary.

But think about how much money you're paying into insurance each month. Multiply that by 12, then realize how much you'd have if you needed it, in one year, two years, three years and more.

Get healthy. Stop eating all processed foods - especially seed oils. Treat sugar like the deadly white poison it is. Go outside and bask in the sunshine.

And stay away from the BS biannual checkups (Big Pharma sales pitches.)

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Hate Medicare! No good. Death panels. If youā€™re over 72 they will kill you without you knowing it. Over 72 - they will deny life saving procedures. Be your own doctor, or join Tom Cowanā€™s new biology clinic, or Andrew Kaufmanā€™s fellowship.

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$170 medicare payment x 12 is not much. My husband's life saving surgery alone would have cost 50k.

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You can negotiate what you pay. Cash is king.

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Yep ! Great story.....again, HOPEFUL!

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they are going to review legal options and their "path forward" - which means they are going to do nothing because they are beat badly due to evil manipulative bad behavior and overreach. Now they will have to lay down and take it because the success of this case only means there will be more. They deserve nothing less. Hope it bankrupts them (but not until Trump Administration FIXES HEALTH CARE) - we are going to be SO HEALTHY we won't even miss them !

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BCBS: "We respect religious freedom"

Also BCBS: except for ANYONE who put in a religious exemption for the COVID jab

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Came here to share this. You beat me to it.

GREAT news!!!

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Good! Thatā€™s great news. Now do the rest of the mil

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ā€œWhile Blue Cross respects the jury process and thanks the individual jurors for their service, we are disappointed in the verdict.ā€

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The heavens are Yours, the earth also is Yours;

The world and its fullness, You have founded them.

The north and the south, You have created them;

Tabor and Hermon sing with joy at Your name.

You have a mighty arm;

Your hand is strong, Your right hand is exalted.

Righteousness and justice are the foundation of Your throne;

Lovingkindness and truth go before You.

ā€” Psalm 89:11-14 LSB

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ā€œThe right hand of the Lord hath wrought strength: the right hand of the Lord hath exalted me.

I shall not die, but live: and shall declare the works of the Lord.ā€

Psalm 117: 16, 17

I had to share this today. The Lord has brought it to my mind for the last several days. šŸ™šŸ»

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I have repeated this verse many times! I shall declare every chance I get!!!

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Iā€™m repeating this verse, myself. The Lord brought it to my attention the other day and it was emphasized in Church Sunday.

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Amen and Amen, happy Monday and blessed day to you all.

Praise GOD, Praise GOD and keep thanking Him for the miracle and new opportunity to live life.

Thank you Veterans and your families for all your sacrifices and giving me the undeserving privilege to live in the best country of the free world. Thank YOU

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My dad, born in 1922, fought in Italy in WWII. He downplayed it, but come to find out, he earned a purple heart and other medals. His grave marker honors his service in what was then the Army Air Force, then Army, until honorably discharged in 1946. In case you're trying to do the math, I was his "40 baby." :D God bless them all!

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Indeedā€¦but also a big thank you to you for keeping all of us grounded in the WORD OF GOD.

THANK YOU.

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It is a blessing that Jeff is on the same page as the rest of us believers!

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We owe him everything that we have learned by C&C and how he has encouraged us to believe that in due time justice have to prevail, but also the most important thing for me and my wife is the fact that we are not alone and we were Not crazy for not believing in the jab poison.

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Yes, thank you for expressing this so clearly. It is the same for my husband and me.

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Yes! I agree.

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His being on that page is why I am here.

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Love the personal stories about our veteran forebears.

My dad was born in 1914. 4 years later, his father Virgil shipped to France to serve in WWI with the US Army Medical Corps.

Thanks be to God, the war ended less than a month later. I have a great photograph of him in his Doughboy uniform at the French hospital where he was stationed.

My father (Clarence) was working on some heavy equipment in the Wyoming oilfields on December 8, 1941. He heard about Pearl Harbor while working, turned his equipment off, and left it right there to drive back to Oklahoma to enlist.

Like his father, he also served in the US Army Medical Corps and when the war ended, went to medical school on the GI Bill.

These men were made of steel.

Thank you to all veterans wherever, whenever, and however you served our nation.

PS: In case you missed it, yesterday was the 249th birthday of the United States Marine Corps. On that date in 1775, some OG badasses met in Philadelphia's Tun Tavern to form the deadliest military force in history.

Happy Birthday, you magnificent bastards!

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Standing O for this post!šŸ‘šŸ»šŸ‘šŸ»šŸ‘šŸ»

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My husband is a Vietnam Vet. His dad was a navigator on a B-17 and shot down spending a year as a POW in Germany. For the dozen years I knew him before he passed away, he never talked of the War. But our son became fascinated by the aircraft of WWII and did so much research he could name every type of aircraft flown in that war. His dad, my husband, was a gunnery chief on a Howitzer gun and served on several LZā€™s in night fights. He never talked about his time either until a military reunion group was formed. We attended one reunion and he spent hours talking to men he had not seen or heard from for 30 years. It was very revealing.

Today I volunteered lunch at our church day school. A 7th grade boy was writing the date down for snacks and I asked him if he knew what today was, and he said, Veteranā€™s Day. I asked him he knew it was the 11th hour, of the 11th day of the 11th month that the Armistice was signed to end WWI, and he recited it right with me. I was mildly surprised that he knew this, but also knew he is a Scout. The one day they havenā€™t made into a Monday holiday.

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That is wonderful to hear!

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My father-in-law was also in the Army Air Force. Was in France. My dad and his two brothers were also WWII veterans. The Greatest Generation!

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My uncle, whom I had never met, was killed when his boat was torpedoed off the coast of north Africa, (he was a Merchant Marine). My brother and sister-in-law visited his grave in the US cemetary there (Oran) this past Sept. The first family members to visit and pay respect. Gone, but not forgotten. šŸ™šŸ»

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Let us not forget the brave and indispensable sailors of the Merchant Marine. Their service was key to the victory in WW2.

Without their service, we could not have won.

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My sweet dad attempted to enlist but was denied because of a strabismus issue, he didn't have stereo vision, and he was flat footed. But immediately after Pearl Harbor he was one of a group notified to report to the Navy. He was on a boat to Hawaii in a few short weeks. He became a Navy decoder. His section successfully solved the Midway code that ended the war. He returned as a "Sailor." No metals. Nothing gained by his position... We were told about his huge accomplishment at his funeral, when a dear friend, a flight surgeon, who had befriended him late in life, told the five of us. Daddy never told anyone but that friend. He told us where to find our dad's Navy folder. In it was a letter from the Navy and contained therein was a ribbon... "Your valiant service to this country... must not be revealed or discussed.... Thank you..." My dad came home having no "right" to speak of just what he had done. In truth, the commander was given all of the credit when he had zero to do with the decoding... He had FIVE uncles who were graduates of the Naval Academy who poked fun at him when he had no answers for what exactly he had done... took ribbing from close friends and two siblings and relatives who never knew. He never told his parents. Never even told my mom.

I have his folder now, only it's contents are now beautifully framed and hang where visitors to our home can see. I'm deeply proud of my father. He kept his word far longer than was necessary because that's who he was. He kept his own counsel, even to death.

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God bless your father for his deep and enduring sacrifice.

These men were exactly the "strong silent type" we grew up idolizing in the movies.

Thank you for telling his story.

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Thank you. He was such a blessing to many. Never, ever one to brag or inflate himself. He was content in his deep faith.

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It is men like your dad who made this country so great. Thanks for sharing that story especially on Veterans Day!

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Thank you! He was a blessing!

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That is a great testimony for your father. I salute him.

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Thank you! I miss him terribly. Forever humbled by his faith and love.

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Amen and Amen, happy Monday and blessed day to you all.

Praise GOD, Praise GOD and keep thanking Him for the miracle and new opportunity to live life.

Thank you Veterans and your families for all your sacrifices and giving me the undeserving privilege to live in the best country of the free world. Thank YOU

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"It is written, My house shall be called a house of prayers, but you are making it a den of robbers."

---Mathew 21:13.

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I just love seeing varied attributes of God proclaimed together

through passages like this. He is strong with a mighty arm, He sits

on a foundation of righteousness and justice, and lovingkindness goes before Him

along with truth. Praise the Lord, I have found Him to be all these things to mešŸ’œ

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Amen! Back in 2010, He urged me to put together a study on His attributes and character. The backbone verse He led me to was Psalm 18:2. Just in that verse, there are at least nine attributes. I learned to pay attention to every word in every verse, for each one is there for a reason. As for today's passage, righteousness, justice, and truth are the rock to which I cling in this world that is wholly unrighteous, shamefully without justice, and seeks to upend truth at every turn. So thankful for our unchanging Lord!

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Those attributions also run the opposite direction: The Apostle Paul frequently cites O.T. verses, proverbs, and prophecies in his letters ... as does our Lord Jesus Himself.

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Amen and Amen, happy Monday and blessed day to you all.

Praise GOD, Praise GOD and keep thanking Him for the miracle and new opportunity to live life.

Thank you Veterans and your families for all your sacrifices and giving me the undeserving privilege to live in the best country of the free world. Thank YOU

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Isn't that wonderful, the image that the very mountains have a spirit with which to praise God.

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Amen!

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Amen sister

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ā€œAs Trump Returns to Power, Allies and Adversaries Expect a Wave of Revenge.ā€

It's called "accountability", not revenge.

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It's called justice.

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while we are having fun watching the democrat civil war, Trump should extend a welcome, and perhaps some financial assistance, to all those European companies (particularly Germany) that have had to close because they couldn't afford power (primarily natural gas), to migrate to the US where we have plentiful and cheap natural gas to power their factories. A once in a lifetime opportunity

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Great idea, as long as we import German heavy hitters with a little more discretion than we did in the last century.

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Letā€™s provide incentives to American owned companies first.

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Great Idea!!!

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Exactly! Thereā€™s a major opportunity to break the Russian economy and give Americans jobs

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Yes! The left only knows revenge, no clue about accountabilityā€¦

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Making a loose Veteranā€™s Day correlation and testament to the callousness of the current morally bankrupt administration: It would come as no surprise if Hanks and those of similar self important ego inflated ilk have indeed flown the coop. To unceremoniously leave their bedazzled worshippers behind in a supposed ā€œwar zoneā€ is a presidentā€¦uh precedent, thatā€™s previously been set. ā€œYouā€™re on your own, suckers! Catch my next movie!ā€

As a side note, witnessing the head shaving moon beams go from virtue signaling to virtue screaming and now into full blown virtue panicking is as good as it gets. We've earned it.

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Moon beam blueanons have the bluebonic plague. They have the freedom to be ugly and not reproduce. We are the media now!

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I love it!!! The bluebonic plague!!!!!!šŸ˜‚

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Oh Yuri, you are the greatest! Blueanons and bluebonic. I suggest a contest: each of us tally our "sightings" and compare. Winner gets......?

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I love the morbidly obese blue-haired trannies threatening a sex strike.

Uh .. thanks? I guess?

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Be Strong America!

NO time for compromise, for "expanding the tent" (the tent is big enough if we could restore our election system), right now, and for the next 4, 8, 12 years we do everything which needs to be done to Restore Our Constitutional Republic (ROCR!).

Please take some time to also read these.

First from Trump on destroying the deep state:

https://x.com/SpartaJustice/status/1854659468765626764

Then from "Anony Mee", sage words:

https://edwin797.substack.com/p/conservatives-this-is-not-the-time

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Expanding the tent will lead to the right moving left. It only shifts right very shortly. "A little yeast" and "one bad apple", "too many cooks" isn't a joke to take lightly.

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I wonder Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo thought when Trumps tweet that they would not be joining his administration came out. I smiled for a straight hour. Seems Trump figured out at least some of the bad guys.

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I think he knows all the bad guys now. And there are plenty of good guys to choose from to prevent DC from re-sliming their way into the administration.

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The fact that Trump appointed Susie Wiles (whom I nonetheless give huge credit for the brilliant Trump campaign) as Chief of Staff is deeply troubling to me.

She's as Deepstate as Deepstate gets. Deeply embedded with the deathvax producers Pfizer and Gilead, and in the pockets of Big Tobacco and the Industrial Food machine.

MAHA anyone? Bueller? Bueller?

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Fre'd - Agree! I don't get appointing Wiles - bad track record.

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