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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Strangers saving a man's life from a burning vehicle, is what the real America is all about.

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Janet's avatar

Regular citizens saving a country from burning up is what America is really all about. šŸ’ŖšŸ™šŸ»

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

America is burning up right now.

No one is coming to save us.

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M. Dowrick's avatar

Four more yrs of democrat control will destroy the USA completely

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Free Florida Female's avatar

Sadly, most of the Republicans are as awful as the Dems. Four more years of the Uniparty and we are finished 😢

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Mary H.'s avatar

Time to clean house ! No more going along to get along … we need REAL change.

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Robin Greer's avatar

There was a really interesting video of Tucker Carlson and a journalist from Texas. You could feel his frustration with both Democrats and Republicans. He pointed out that even in Communist Russia, Stalin "allowed" the opposition party to exist as long as they knew their place and didn't step outside the lines. This perpetuates the notion that there is not a tyranny in place. I should have saved a link to it and now I can't remember his name. It was a fiery interview.

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RU's avatar

Well, he's pointing out the truth: our so-called "conservative" party, the GOP, is nothing more than controlled opposition. The "opposition" and "checks and balances" are fake. DNC and GOP are on the same team. It's been this way for decades now.

Our leaders learned their lessons well from WW2. Sadly, they learned all the wrong lessons and made their playbook out of all the bad ideas from Stalin, Hitler, et al.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Which explains why John McCain "took the knee" and didn't undo Obamacare/ACA even though the people wanted it. When the RNC has the ability to undo things, they NEVER do!

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Sal_Peenx's avatar

Yes. The s-electors of our s-elected officials would have all of us believe in phony division, phony hatred of our neighbor, and disdain for the "choices" our compatriots made for people to govern us. Phooey! I am done believing that people, my compatriots, actually voted in imbeciles. The imbeciles are there because the deep state cabal PUT THEM THERE. Then they propagandize all of us because THEY CONTROL THE MEDIA. Controlling the information is the #1 task of the totalitarian state. That's what we have right now and the imbeciles keep touting the ridiculous narratives the deep state feeds them. These imbeciles are corrupt and compromised so that they can be controlled to perform the wishes of the America-hating globalists, who possess nothing but contempt for We The People. But Truth-Tellers like Sir Jeffrey and the C&C army are keeping the pressure on. The paranoid actions of our would-be-controllers are losing to the digital soldiers and they know it. Fight on, my dear compatriots. Do not comply. And pray without ceasing.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Ever since 1907 from what I have researched since being forced to "shelter in place"!

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Robin Greer's avatar

Found it. The interview is with Jesse Kelly. I don't like to post links. Just go to Tucker Carlson Network and look for the interview with Jessy Kelly.

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Oh, for Pete sake, I thought there was going be a link. Why in heaven’s name don’t you like posting links?

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Robin Greer's avatar

I will overcome my fear of posting links...šŸ˜‰

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Robin Greer's avatar

I posted the link below. It is hard to get to.

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John Bugni's avatar

I can't find it. Anyone have a link?

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ACroneintheWoods's avatar

All he had to offer was to continue vote them out of office. Clearly it doesn't work. But he did have some passion.

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Robin Greer's avatar

See the link below and above.

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Carol Louise's avatar

I believe it was the Joe Rogan interview you refer to. Joe lives in Austin and is probably the most famous, most followed podcaster in the world. I watched it on Spotify.

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Robin Greer's avatar

I have seen some clips from Rogan recently.

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Melissa Fruscella's avatar

was it Jesse Kelly?

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Robin Greer's avatar

Yes. It was Jesse Kelly. A very passionate interview.

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Iron Horsey's avatar

It must have been shocking to learn that most Americans of all persuasions are standing with allies and against the ChiCom-Russia-Mullahs Alliance.

That's why it's good to go outside and take the temperature from here within the Lavorv-Kremlin HQ. 🤣

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

How's things going at Langley these days?

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Iron Horsey's avatar

Good morning, unsure but please tell us how the weather is outside the Kremlin, Lepew.

On Tuesday, the Free World will begin its operation to push back Putin's War and what Xi said to Putin is their collective best 100 year opportunity against the West.

Are you going to enlist for the liberation of Alaska or Gainesville? I'm here and ready for offer peace negotiations offering one, the other or both. 🐸

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daverkb's avatar

Dear Deluded,

What Free World?

Yours Truly,

No Money for the US Border

P.S. The collapsing West. We've done it to 'ourselves'.

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Iron Horsey's avatar

There's two major entities opposed on the planet.

The West with its imperfections and lengthy problems and;

The ChiCom-Russia-Mullahs Alliance.

(Not ready to celebrate Hamas again in Moscow, daverkb, but you guys, go on.)

P.S. The US border is not a money issue. Hasn't been since Biden and his Obama handlers stopped the completion of the wall and signed their EO's eradicating US border security.

Wouldn't cost a penny to rescind and stop it, just signatures.

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daverkb's avatar

Too simple. Too black and white. The depravity of the West not even considered. And lacking depth.

For example, would one of the 'imperfections' be creating the predicate for launching a deadly bio-weapon and then locking down an entire planet?

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

You think Putin likes muzzies? lol

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Politico Phil's avatar

Reinforcements for Benny have arrived! Don't look now but Rusted Horsey is back.

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Iron Horsey's avatar

Nope, I was pretty disgusted by the Putinoid glorification of Putin's henchman Lavrov here last year.

This is a drive by and unsurprisingly the genocidal cheerleading continues. No matter how many Christians, Christian churches, children kidnappings, rape, torture and murder Putin directs, it is met with celebration as some sort of demonic worthy sacrifice. Grotesque.

However, the "good news" no doubt is when Lavrov receives Hamas again in Moscow as Putin's honored guests planning their next steps for the ChiCom-Russia-Mullahs Alliance since the October 7th slaughter in Israel.

Better yet for Putin and Hamas, it will be merely ignored.

The ChiCom-Russia-Mullahs Alliance war against the West continues its march. 😫

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Anna T's avatar

Lavrov has been around forever. He must have "kompromat" on lots of folks.

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Iron Horsey's avatar

Yes, and not dissimilar to Prigozhin. It was Prigozhin who said on video that the initial 2014 invasion in eastern Ukraine was for plunder for Putin and his pals.

When that was deemed to be milked and insufficient, the full-scale invasion of Ukraine followed.

As did Putin ole pal Prigozhin's assassination.

Let's hope they see their karmic deserves, soon.

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Politico Phil's avatar

You have my sympathy! I know facts are hard for your pre-programmed brains.

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Iron Horsey's avatar

No, I've listed most of the facts and I can see you haven't changed much and hate them.

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Politico Phil's avatar

"The war is not meant to be won, it is meant to be continuous." George Orwell

War Is A Racket...

Ukrainian propagandists have convinced themselves that more US funding is going to save the war, and lead to Russia’s defeat.

In reality, all it will do is extend the suffering, and enrich US weapons contractors.

The Ukrainian People are the biggest losers from this bill, because more money means more of their men and women will be needlessly slaughtered in the meat grinder. The US/NATO know that the first $200 billion didn’t stop Russia, and neither will another $61 billion.

The war is not meant to be won, it’s meant to be continuous. The West are willfully sending the Ukrainian People to their deaths, in exchange for money, knowing full-well that Ukraine have no chance at victory.

This isn’t a war, it’s a racket. The American People pay for it with their labor, and the Ukrainian People pay for it with their lives.

If you have been convinced that funding war around the globe is a good thing, now you know which side you would have been on in 1930’s Germany.

https://bioclandestine.substack.com/p/war-is-a-racket

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Politico Phil's avatar

I don't "hate" historical facts. That's illogical. I don't like NeoCon platitudes, Marxist dogma and misrepresentation of the facts. .......................................

Ukraine’s government is actively persecuting Christians.

That’s not an exaggeration. Ukrainian priests are being thrown in jail for belonging to a church of which Volodymyr Zelenskyy disapproves, and the United States is funding those arrests.

Thanks to dishonest Western media, most Americans are not privy to this kind of information. But they should be.

Lawyer Bob Amsterdam is one of the only people working to stop the Ukrainian government’s rampant human rights violations, and he joined tonight’s Tucker Carlson Uncensored to share shocking details of this underreported story. Click the image below to watch.

Bob Amsterdam tells Tucker:

ā€œSince the passage of the bill in the House, Ukraine has gone into full war mode against my church. They are launching a massive PR campaign internally and again in Washington, attacking the church, attacking me, attacking everyone connected with the church. Because they can't stand the truth to come out.ā€

Bob Amsterdam is an international human rights lawyer who’s been banned from Russia by Vladimir Putin. He says Ukraine is the single most repressive country he’s been to. ā€œThe idea it’s a democracy is a farce.ā€ Once again, they’re lying to you and making you pay for it.

https://tuckercarlson.com/uncensored-bob-amsterdam/

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Where you been?you’ve been missed. Like a kidney stone.

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Iron Horsey's avatar

Away from the BS Lavrov the Putin henchman adoration. I prefer to stick with our Lord, Jesus Christ.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Yes, it will. The Dem controlled cities are an indication of the horrors all of us will face.

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Astragale's avatar

I agree.

America can tolerate a LOT.

But 4 more years of insanity/tyranny is likely to destroy the country.

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daverkb's avatar

Some heavy hitters on Wall Street have said the same thing. It's appears to be a consensus opinion growing in the country.

Given the House vote, the cheering and chanting of Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine and nothing for the border, it is nearly taps for the last remnant of the USA still standing. And the USG is caught in a debt trap. It's all a house of cards run by lunatics.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

ā€œIt's all a house of cards run by lunatics.ā€

How true and oh, so sad.

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daverkb's avatar

When I was growing up in the 1950s there were all these Roman Empire movies on TV. And as I child, I wondered how it was possible that the Romans were so stupid as to let it all go to crap. Now I know. I see it before my very eyes.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Right? And growing up on Westerns (most notably the long running TV series "Gunsmoke" which I highly recommend on DVDs for you or your grandchildren) which were always based on a struggle between evil and righteousness, did a lot to get me to think about that subject as a child. The other genre I grew up on were the movies depicting WWII and the Nazi atrocities which always made my young mind question, "How could the German people have allowed this?" And "Now I know. I see it before my very eyes."

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B085DT6Z6G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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daverkb's avatar

It all boils down to God or Man.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Yup, Sunday's worship connected all the dots.

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Austin's avatar

I highly doubt it will take 4 years.

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AngelaK's avatar

There is a revolution occuring as we speak, but most Americans are either oblivious to all the changes which have already occured, (the oligarch/corporate dominance of decades now), are aware but overwhelmed, think voting can change things, or are just plain scared because of the J6 example. It is all too much. One thing most over 35 will agree is that the country has changed.

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daverkb's avatar

There is no United States government, only the criminal pretense thereof. The Ukraine vote? It tells me that the Ukraine is more important that you, me and the border ... our border. Again, we don't have border. But we do have a failing money/funding machine.

My bright spot today is the mention of Marjorie Taylor Greene who Never gives up. Nor should we. No matter how hard the going gets.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

I take MTG with a grain of salt, if I remember correctly she was an adamant McCarthy supporter. Actually I take ALL politicians with a grain of salt.

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daverkb's avatar

Actually, McCarthy was much, much more right than he ever was wrong. And famously Ann Coulter made this acknowledgement and she is right. And I would have thought that McCarthy was a little bit before her time. She, after all, was born in 1974.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

IF we repent as a nation - JEHOVAH will indeed HEAL our country!!

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

But there are plenty standing by with a gallon of gas and a match! And I'm sure they have American names but have other agendas in mind.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Well benn and IH. Whisch used to stand for international harvester, but now stands for this dope benn brought back. Thanks benn.

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Fred's avatar

ā€œFrisneda died suddenly at age 53 on Saturday. All we know is there was no foul play.ā€

https://www.mmm-online.com/home/channel/nyc-mayor-eric-adams-remembers-pedro-frisneda/

MMM was the only site I saw that mentioned ā€˜died suddenly,’ although there was a comment that the news was ā€˜sudden.’

Elsewhere, ā€œFrisnedo’s cause of death was not shared. On Friday, April 19, he had posted a photo on social media of himself working at City Hall with the accompanying caption, ā€˜My last assignment of the week!ā€™ā€ Sudden indeed. :(

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Anna T's avatar

The medical people are "baffled!"

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Leo's avatar

It is a Do It Yourself situation.

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Laura Barrett's avatar

We will save ourselves!! During the first revolution it was a small percentage of ordinary citizens ( 10% I think) that instigated and somewhere in the 30ish% of people actively supported the war. Small groups of righteously determined citizens is all that’s required. For big brother ** not advocating starting a war or inciting violence **. This is a metaphorical statement.

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Amuzed_Traveler's avatar

We are the only ones who can save us

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Politico Phil's avatar

Get lost! We have already seen the narrative of the scary "Christian Nationalism" being pushed beginning with Biden and now there begins a full-on push to impose that narrative on America just in time for the election. I'm not having it and I'm not tolerating it. Even our local NeoCon apologist, BNN, dropped this term Christian Nationalism just the other day. This budding narrative is cut out of whole cloth and I will not give it any credence. It is a diversion to take the debate off of the actual evil in our Gov't, Marxism and their woke, trans-humanist agenda. The enemy cannot abide light being focused on them!

I would add that this narrative is only the beginning with the goal of an organized attack on America's churches - both legal and physical. Our pastors and their congregations have no idea what is coming for them.

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RU's avatar

Personally, I think we should own it like the gays took back the word "queer." I see nothing wrong with Christianity or nationalism. And if they want to point out that there is a sizable portion of this country that thinks Christianity is good and that it's good to have borders and rule of law, then I say they should go for it.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Exactly. This is why the Marxists are beginning a full court press to malign and mischaracterize Christian Nationalism. They HATE Christianity and they fear Christian patriots.

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WP William's avatar

anyone see the London citizen Jewish man arrested for his own safety while walking home during a Pro-Palestine Anti-Jew protest? The Brits should set up a few government camps with military guards out in the countryside for the Jews to live in; they'd be safest there, give them some honest ag or industrial labor to do and get them out of banking, medicine, and the law.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Ouch WP William. But you are fearfully correct. It's time for the Jews everywhere to return to their God promised homeland, Israel. I don't say this with animus, but as a supporter of Israel, and the Bible calls for the jews to return home. I will stay in my home country and fight the tyranny, I ask the Jews to pray for me, as I pray for them.

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WP William's avatar

Yes, apparently the reprieve in the West 1945-2024 is rapidly winding down; the Culture of hate and progress that many Liberal Jewish activists aligned themselves to was a mirage; it was always so, but they likely put too much hope in Secularism as at was Anti-Christian and they tended to be Christian-Church-phobic. The cards are all being played in front of our eyes; WE on the American Right want nothing more than to pursue a purge of Deep State; this includes those involving us too Deeply in foreign conflicts including the Israeli Deep State. The American Left and Dem Party, and other Western Leftist Parties are rapidly being forced to jettison the Jewish voters and lobby and elevate the Islamic and Anti-Jewish Neo-Progressive Coalition that advocates heavily for Iran using Palestine and every other conspiracy grievance against ALL Jews no matter any other trait.

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daverkb's avatar

I agree. And hitch it to the wagon of having a border. And with never forgetting that the real purpose of the Cretins is to extinguish Christianity and Christians, as need be.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Do you remember when the DOJ wanted churches in TX to send them their sermons? That was eye-opening and it was years ago. Thankfully, they did not comply even though most sermons are readily available on-line.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Government regulation of the churches by the Marxists is coming. The churches are not ready. All they care about is losing their tax exempt status and their license from the state.

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Robin Greer's avatar

If people were paying attention, they could see it coming for years.

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Anna T's avatar

Wait - all churches have to have a license to operate? Are there laws to cite?

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Politico Phil's avatar

My bad. I should have been more specific. The "license" is the church's incorporation under the state and the state granting of their tax exempt status. By doing this, churches are thus subordinated to the state and subject to their authority. Same with marriage licenses. Your marriage is thus subordinated to the state.

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NotaBot's avatar

Pastors need to read ā€œLetter to the American Churchā€ by Eric Metaxas šŸ‘€

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Everybody needs to read that book NotaBot. I'm looking forward to the film version, it's often easier to get people to watch a film than read a book.

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NotaBot's avatar

Too true! Or even a podcast. I still prefer books tho 😊

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Cynthia Ford's avatar

I heard somewhere (lol, my bandwidth can't absorb a lot) that the psyops people (like BlackRock, and Stanford Observatory, and Mckinsey and Weber Shandwick) are distributing a bunch of propaganda to churches which tries to use the Bible to get them to "be kind" to DEI CRT as if Jesus would've wanted that. It is really really sophisticated. So either churches knuckle under to DEI CRT sheep's clothing or they get lumped into the category of Christian Nationalism, which term is loose, and could include anything, sort of the like the terms "inclusion" and "diversity". Toby Rogers had a clip of an ad that said, I kid you not, "ScienceSaves" so one of the new gods (or old repurposed gods) is The Science, with the faux apostles Fauci and Hotez and the rest of those Father of Lies minions. Whatever one thinks of Liberation Theology, it was a political movement, which the intelligence agencies decided had too much power, so they sent in faux evangelicals, who were really CIA, to disrupt it. This is the model they are using against the churches, IMHO, as people who answer to higher transcendental principles terrify them.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Here's the purported father of "Christian Nationalism", the patron saint of The American Redoubt, Pastor Doug Wilson, interviewed by Tucker. Watch, listen, decide for yourself:

https://tuckercarlson.com/the-tucker-carlson-encounter-doug-wilson/

BTW, the first true "Christian Nationalist" was John Calvin, in Geneva, in the 1540s.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Exactly. In our finer, earlier days, American patriots were all self-consciously Christian nationalists. They believed in a nation informed by Biblical morality. This use to be the national consensus.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Indeed. Our Constitution designed a government made for a moral and religious people - so said John Adams who signed the originating documents.

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Mary H.'s avatar

ā€œ Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.ā€

John Adams

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Leo's avatar

Interesting. John Adams stated "religious," not "Christian."

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daverkb's avatar

What scary words ... Christian Nationalism. We should all fall down!!!

I am with Vox Day. Anyone standing for anything of substance will be called names. And these days the worthiness of an American is in inverse proportion to the force of the allegedly 'pejorative' heckling hurled down upon us from the dizzying heights of Mt. Satan by the Cretin Destroyers.

And although I largely approve of the direction of the Doug Wilson/Tucker Carlson interview, I think Vox Day's remarks bear a hearing.

https://voxday.net/2022/09/27/doug-wilson-is-a-boomer-fraud/

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WP William's avatar

No Christian Nationalism = NO Western Culture and NO FREEDOM. Marxist-secularist Progressives delude themselves but know deep down. Naturalism = Brutal Tyranny and Totalitarianism or Perpetual Revolution and never ending self-destructive cycle of fear and destruction and disorder.

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AnnieMarie's avatar

Sounds like you’re a troll… nobody engage this. Ignore

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Politico Phil's avatar

I responded because it is apparent this is just the beginning of this narrative.

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Jamison's avatar

No gaslighting allowed on this site. Move along, commie.

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Christy's avatar

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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S.P.H.'s avatar

I agree AngelaK, the thread is a little difficult to follow. I am however a little (lot) put off with the name calling. Freedom of speech is wonderful and I respect the first and important amendment, but with freedom comes responsibility. Disagree politely and move along.

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Rise and Stand's avatar

Yes, regular citizens doing what’s right in their own lives, their own families, communities, and so forth. By God’s mercy and grace, and a lot of hard work together, this country can be turned around.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=blcHTBMrEnQ

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FourWinds's avatar

They keep trying to de-humanize us - make us hate each other. They are trying to stir up controversy and hatred at every turn. By "they" I mean the powers that be, but they could not do it without the media. BUT, yet here we are, trying to save a man from a burning car. Ultimately, it will be the human spirit that is triumphant.

On a totally unrelated yet hilarious note, weather.com had a "Weather Report for 2050" the other day. I didn't bother watching it, but though those morons can't get the weather right for the next few days, how the heck can they even predict 2050?? 🤣🤣🤣

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daverkb's avatar

Climate Change! It predicts everything! And you don't even have to deal with facts ... or truth!

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Roger Beal's avatar

Well, they sure did predict globull warming accurately ....

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WP William's avatar

My Clear blue Colorado skies were wonderful yesterday; of course they were "dimmed" by a slight whitish sheen that is nearly always present now; Oh i'm sure i can't believe my own eyes... but the Atmospheric mRNA is for our own good.

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Ripple's avatar

Gorebull Warning.

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AB's avatar

It’ll be a milky cloudy sheet or whatever else they want it to be, sadly.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Right??? Their response is always that that is *weather* and this is *climate.* šŸ™„ Well, it seems to me that short term, near future weather is far EASIER to predict than long term ā€œclimateā€. And they even get THAT wrong all the time. So their argument , once again, doesn’t hold up.

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Sunshinegirl1217's avatar

I'm grasping at straws but perhaps they suffer from severe myopia?

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Weather manipulation is in full force, and becoming very prevalent around the world. I'm sure God is chuckling as He thinks 'you want weather manipulation? I'll show you weather manipulation'!

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RU's avatar

The wokesters are going to be so angry. I mean, those people didn't even stop to consider who had the power and status, who was the oppressed and who was the oppressor. They don't even seem to care that they are different races of people. How dare they!? LOL.

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P Flournoy's avatar

And they didn’t ask the driver what he did for a living or who he voted for. Must be off their game.

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🌱NardšŸ™'s avatar

Or his preferred pronouns…

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RunningLogic's avatar

🤣🤣🤣

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The Keys's avatar

Trump flip-flopping on Ukraine aid is what the NEW America is all about.

Very disturbing. And I give up believing there is any way to discern what truth is.

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Kathy McCullough's avatar

Agree 100%. So discouraging.

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WP William's avatar

Wait til Honda gets his lawsuit! That TOO is what America is all about!

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Gram's avatar

Was he stroking out from a jab? Texting? Drunk?

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Robin Greer's avatar

Good question...years ago there was an elderly woman driving who had a stroke and she would have rammed into a building downtown. Thankfully, the building had barricades to prevent such a thing.

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Peace's avatar

Or falling asleep at the wheel? Re: "Was he stroking out from a jab? Texting? Drunk?"

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Amuzed_Traveler's avatar

Real America ā€œledā€ by self serving con artists pushing more graft through Ukraine. I wonder how much Johnson’s cut is?

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Follow the money.

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Alice in Wonderland's avatar

The desire to protect life is innate. In everyone.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Except for the warmongers in DC.

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Alice in Wonderland's avatar

Let us say, it is sometimes overridden by other forces ~ both in that city and elsewhere, worldwide. The cultural forces that have been ascendant continue to be both dangerous and harmful ~ THAT war rages on ...

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

I needed to hear this story today. Thank you for the uplift!

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Arne's avatar

How would a robot-driven car have responded to that burning Honda pickup?

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

It would have kept on driving.

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Ed Thorrens's avatar

ā€For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also.ā€œ

‭‭James‬ ‭2‬:‭26‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

https://bible.com/bible/114/jas.2.26.NKJV

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Robin Greer's avatar

For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them. Ephesians 2:10

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

I don’t think many people know what the ā€œworksā€ looks like. This looks like action, projects, etc. if we want freedom, we’ll have to work and take action that has an impact in the world. Louisiana is an example recently: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-rise-of-the-rebel-state

This is the goal behind my article on ā€œprojects.ā€ When we know how to use faith to make our projects more effective, we are really putting action behind our faith: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-power-of-projects-part-four

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Concerned mom's avatar

NOW let's all WORK towards holding Mr. Johnson from Louisiana accountable???

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Peace's avatar

Such great news from Louisiana - thank you for sharing!

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Rick Olivier's avatar

I JUST read this quote in Anna Karenina about 30 minutes ago.

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Concerned mom's avatar

You mean Ephesians 2:10 ??

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

To Trumps Question why Europe isn't giving more: We didn't start this war, we didn't do a coup in Ukraine and we also tend to defer to the US when it comes to selecting who is going to become a member. We also don't want a war with Russia. A lot of Europeans feel pretty similar about this pointless war as the Republican base that Speaker Johnson betrayed. We also have to deal with the energy prices and another refugee crisis on top of the other refugee crisis caused by US foreign policy.

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Jpeach's avatar

75% of U.S. House revealed themselves as Globalists, voting for $60 Billion for Ukraine and then waving Ukrainian flags. Anybody with any common sense knows, most of those Billions will be stolen and laundered back to the Globalist Cabal. $300 million was for Ukrainian border security. Designed to keep potential Ukrainian conscripts from fleeing the Meat Grinder. The DS is in control and they will remind us everyday as they implement their Color Revolution on America.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

At least the Americans seem to be paying pretty close attention, I think for a lot of Republicans who voted for this it's likely the end of their career. 70% percent of Americans are against this.

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Janet's avatar

I won’t vote for my gop rep. He’s done for me. Not even a poke in the democrat eye vote which my defection from the Dems in 2021 has only produced since then. I’ll call and tell him. My 2 senators are demoRATS.

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NAB's avatar

I can say I was pleasantly surprised by my rep's "no" vote on the bill (now, I know sometimes they "allow" certain reps to vote no in very conservative areas, but still). Claudia Tenney - NY 24. She issued a decent statement too.

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Janet's avatar

I’ve thought that too. The party lets some vote in opposition and then the reps get cover of some sort. I’m in a red district.

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Jamison's avatar

Never thought I’d say this, but I may vote for a Democrat over my Republican representative, Brett Guthrie. Brett has voted against the Republican base at every turn. I’ve had enough.

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NAB's avatar

I know. I keep hearing, "Oh, it would be SO MUCH WORSE with Dems in control of the House." Um. Really? How, exactly? The small consolation with our very small majority has been some of the lesser publicized investigative hearings, but even there, what can we realistically expect in terms of outcomes and consequences?

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Obama Care makes me think it could be worse. But it doesn’t get better when Rs are in the majority. It only trends downhill with a slowdown when Rs are majority. They never turn anything around to undue what Dems do.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Exactly so: The Dems ARE in control of the House right now, with Schumer-Lite Johnson at the GOP helm.

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daverkb's avatar

This seems to be true.

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Janet's avatar

My gop rep doesn’t seem to know what danger we are all in. He voted for the bill. He’s a legacy rep. His dad was Ray LaHood. All his dad’s cronies have probably trained him. I could get behind old school republican policies but we require much more than that. More MTG please. We don’t have much time. I suppose I may check what his Dem opponent says. The last one was an actual acquaintance of mine so I knew exactly where she stood and I didn’t vote for her. She ran because otherwise there would be no Dem opposition.

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NAB's avatar

Something happens to people when they get to Congress. As we saw during Covid, it is a tiny minority of people who can resist, shall we say "influence."

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AB's avatar

We hear that most of them are captured in some way. The more successful, the more captured. Like Hollywood. I am astounded at how evil things appear ā€˜at the top’ at this point. Yet most people I know personally are still moral and kind. Praying for a solution

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Concerned mom's avatar

It's called BEING BOUGHT. They get to Congress, and as Tulsi Gabbard explained in Tucker's interview, you get "offered" all kinds of things for your allegiance...

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WP William's avatar

MTG appears to be a safety relief valve for the MAGA Right to vent steam through, what power and influence does she actually wield in Congress other than spectacle for the cameras to focus on?

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daverkb's avatar

I've thought on the your question. And so have many others from my period of 'in the game' some years ago, and as a former Vice Chair of the Constitution Party of Virginia and as someone who continually concerted with local Tea Parties. And after years of deliberation I concluded that when tells the truth, one always wins (even if one loses). There is something good to be said in never giving up on one's principles and Sacred Belief. And

in not caving and walking about on the knees, not giving in an enslaving evil. And with death being preferable to a living death.

I'm sure that Marjorie Tayor Greene could have a far easier time of it by just going along with the tide. But she chooses not to.

Power and influence is not the end and be all in and of itself. And indeed, power and influence without Authority is not to be desired.

There is a lot here on power and influence versus authority. And what is power without a proper authority. Is it anything like where we find ourselves today ... and with the wolf knocking at the door?

https://rumble.com/v4qq8j8-democracy-a-problem-or-solution-joel-saint.html

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Janet's avatar

Correct. She is probably the rage relief for my Dem friends. I’m disengaging more and more from politics. Mostly it’s a dull roar in the background now. I have no idea what to do about all this, but have faith and prepare for the worst unafraid.

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P Flournoy's avatar

I am furious about what happened, but I don’t like MTG either. I think she is just a Showboat.

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Anna T's avatar

Not sure if I "like" MTG or not but I appreciate her guts in continuing to speak out, no matter what. She gets horrifically nasty comments on her Twitter. There are some sickos online, sadly.

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Janet's avatar

Kind of like Rand Paul but he’s calmer.

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Peace's avatar

Perhaps a T Shirt - "More MTG please"

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Janet's avatar

Perhaps. šŸ˜€

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daverkb's avatar

I know! And with this Ukraine sell out vote ... and absent any controll of the border, the odds on the total destruction of remnant America has just doubled.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Hello, fellow Georgia voter!

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Susan Seas's avatar

Makes me almost glad I am in a blue sh** hole. At least our ā€œrepresentativesā€ votes never surprise me or let me down. šŸ˜”šŸ™„ What’s worse a Demonrat or a Rhino? A Rhino!!!

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

REPUBLICAN IN NAME ONLY... not rhino....the animal. Right?

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Susan Seas's avatar

Yes šŸ˜…

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Peace's avatar

Is there a list of who voted for/against the Ukraine aid bill? Gonna check on my reps and let 'em know how I feel, yay or nay.

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Robin Greer's avatar

It was truly sickening to watch Congress wave Ukrainian flags and yet if they waved American flags they would have been smeared by the media. Definitely living in the twilight zone.

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NAB's avatar

The flag waving really got to me too. And it was a straight up thumb in our eye. They knew how it looked and did it anyway.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Reminds me of San Fran Nan tearing up the State of the Union. The sentiment is "And what are you going to do about it?"

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Roger Beal's avatar

On par with the Handmaiden's Tale Democrat claque of female Congresspersons all showing up in white outfits for DJT's last SOTU.

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taxpayer's avatar

"Billions will be stolen." Actually, it was all stolen. Billions will be stolen again.

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NAB's avatar

Add to this betrayal, the tantrum resignations of GOP members leaving us with no majority. They really do hate their voters.

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RU's avatar

The waving of the little flags is really the icing on the cake. Like giving Americans the finger as they drive away with our stolen money and our future in flames. I think: they can't possibly think they're doing the right thing, can they? But then I remember Mao, Stalin, Hitler, all of them thought they were doing the right thing. Evil is slippery like that.

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The Keys's avatar

Actually, the money for wars is printed. Please read David Roger Webb free book ā€œThe Great Taking.ā€ There’s also a video. Very important info there from the Tucker Carlson of the business world.

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daverkb's avatar

Yeah! Voting signaling a Death Wish for America.

Not a penny for Our Border. But I hear $300 million for 'watching' (whatever the means) the Ukrainian border.

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Now you know who they represent. Vote 3rd, 4th even 5th party.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

You realize those parties are worse

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Thank you for the European perspective.

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Astragale's avatar

Most Europeans (in my view as a Brit living in Europe) swallow the propaganda that Putin just wants to conquer Ukraine then he’s coming for Europe.

The TV shows the war 24/7.

Most Europeans also think - they just do! - that America should win the war for Ukraine & Europe.

A friend said the other day that it was ā€˜terrible’ that the US hadn’t approved yet more billions for Zelensky. I said: Ā“Really? And why should US taxpayers send more billions to Ukraine?Ā“

He just looked blank. Hadn’t occurred to him. He just thought.....America should pay.

LOTS of Europeans moan about America while viewing America as the world’s daddy who should fix things & pay for things.....

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes, I see it that way too. I have lived in Europe and still have many friends and also some family there, so I hear their perspective and read the various news outlets too. Then they have the gall to mock and deride us for not having their government social ā€œsafety netā€ benefits (not that I think those would be a good idea since our federal government mismanages everything) while they have money to spend on theirs partly because they spend less on defense. They get angry at us for our hegemony and wanting to impose things on other countries. Can’t have it both ways, sorry.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

You mean sugar daddy šŸ˜

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walk2write's avatar

Europe has been conditioned to suckling from America’s teat because of the Marshall Plan, which also fed and fattened many American companies involved in the rebuild after WW2.

ā€œThe Marshall Plan (officially the European Recovery Program, ERP) was an American initiative enacted in 1948 to provide foreign aid to Western Europe. The United States transferred $13.3 billion (equivalent to $173 billion in 2023) in economic recovery programs to Western European economiesā€... Wikipedia

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Astragale's avatar

Yes, agreed - Europeans saw America pay to rebuild Europe after the war. But the present generations of young & middle-aged people don’t have much (hardly any!) awareness of that huge flood of money coming in after the war.

There’s a more general view of America as (still - despite everything) rich & powerful that means many Europeans just think the USA will sort out problems! In the EU people are now hearing leaders talk about strengthening Europe’s defenses, investing in defense & I think people don’t take it very seriously because they simply still view America as ā€˜the world’s policeman’. At the same time, many in the EU criticize America day in, day out - a bit like adolescents moaning about their dad!

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RunningLogic's avatar

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

To be fair, that's my perspective. I haven't looked at the polls and most people probably don't know what's going on but most politicians in Western Europe are fully on the Ukrainian aid train, only deterred by the abysmal budgets.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

It was good to read your take on things. Hate to say it, but America is on a very fast decline. It is being deliberately destroyed by the neo-cons and that idiot in the White House. Actually, Obama is running this deliberate train wreck.

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The Great Santini's avatar

I don’t think Obama is running the details. But his former staffers are. Bunch of unindicted co-conspirators.

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AngelaK's avatar

There is a big money oligarch behind so much of this. I am tired of bringing this up and will stop bringing up his name. No one can fight him and his influence, so why bother. His son has been handed the reigns now.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Why bother? Sorry, *I* am not giving up. You can if you want. But that is exactly what he or they or whoever is behind all of this wants, and expects.

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AngelaK's avatar

I get it, but how? It is huge. Look what it is doing to Trump. I can't even believe it, I feel so bad for him. I say a prayer daily for him and for the pervasive evil in our country.

I won't give up on prayer. but ultimately that is up to God.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I don’t know how but believe God will show us because He will never let evil triumph.

If we give up, we have zero chances. If we keep fighting, we still have a chance.

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Nita's avatar

Never, never, never give up, as Churchill said.

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Beckadee's avatar

Awesome he has found love with that horse face Huma Abedin. Go figure.

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Robin Esau's avatar

OAN's Channel Rion has a great reporting on this:https://twitter.com/ChanelRion/status/1781674910085001378

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The Keys's avatar

Oh, he absolutely is. But he answers to other people—The Hidden Hand—

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Based Florida Man's avatar

The polls are similar to others in the West... most people are bought into the propaganda of the day pushed by the Mockingbird Media.

That's why (they) want to shut down Internet sources of independent discussion. Hence the TikTok ban included in the Ukraine/Israel aid bill.

Once they nick TikTok, they'll go after twitter.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Once they start censoring, there will be no stopping them.

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Taiga Rohrer's avatar

You used the wrong tense... Once they started censoring, there is no stopping them... One thing that the WuFlu proved for anyone paying attention.

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Astragale's avatar

In France, Rumble has been banned for ages.

Not certain content - the whole PLATFORM.

My guess is the globalists plan to buy/dominate a few platforms & close down others.

Anything outside their control, they want to shut down.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

When I was in France I could not access Rumble.

But, this was the decision of Rumble themselves doing it. The French government wanted Rumble to remove some things, and Rumble said "no."

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

I know two men in Ukraine who live in hiding because they don't want to get conscripted and forced into the meatgrinder. They don't want to fight. Why do we?

If the Europeans were serious about the war we would round up every military-age (e.g. younger than Biden), able-bodied Ukrainian who fled West and send those "draft-dodgers" to the front. Obviously that's not palatable. So far it's just money and we can always print more of that apparently.

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Janet's avatar

I’m sure substack is too.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Absolutely. It's not as big as the others, but the level of Medical Disinformation is intolerable and must be stopped. ;-|

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

WEF/Euro representatives.

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SM's avatar

I’m still wondering why the silly republicans didn’t see Johnson’s betrayal coming…

Is it pride they are blinded by?

Is it self obsession?

They are all paid actors.

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AnnieMarie's avatar

I’m thinking that dirt was found on Johnson. He’s being blackmailed or threatened. Which come to think of it, is how Congress is run most of the time anyway…

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Robin Greer's avatar

Did this happen when people began to make a career out of being in Congress? The founders didn't intend for people to stay in DC. They were supposed to be there for the minor governmental issues that needed to be addressed in DC. Now we have a Goliath in DC. Most governmental actions were to be taken care of at the state level to prevent this sort of thing. But now we have congressional seats that seem to be owned for decades by the person sitting in them and it seems that they have the power to hand pick their successor. Too much money to be made in the swamp. I saw a meme that said we don't have a representative democracy (republic), we have an auction to the highest bidder.

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RunningLogic's avatar

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

His eyes aren’t the same, no spark left. What happened?

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Shari Ray's avatar

Congress =Crime syndicate!

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

I’m pretty sure those republicants stepping down are being threatened with death. That’s how the cia works. If you think not,ask Benn or IH. They might know.

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P Flournoy's avatar

Who are Ben and IH

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Special Ted's avatar

They are commenters that disagree with Jeff and most of this community about the facts leading up to, and during the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Benjamin Two NNs and Iron Horsey. Mr Two NNs is an Army bot and Mr Horsey is his alter ego.

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KaCee McDonald's avatar

He visited the SCIF and got some classified intel. MTG didn’t even bother to go and listen to what they had. šŸ¤·šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļø

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Anna T's avatar

I still think so much bad stuff happened in Ukraine - and they have the receipts - that the U.S. is being threatened/blackmailed somehow or else Ukraine will release it all. Especially the biolabs and the economic sector.

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P Flournoy's avatar

Well, so it’s the blackmailers running this country!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

You also suffered from our blowing up of the Nordstream.

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The Great Santini's avatar

To be honest, the immigration problem has been caused by the EU and its policies.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

It certainly didn't help, but a lot of the people who are fleeing the middle-east are doing so as a result of US interventions in those countries. Of course the EU is letting a lot of them in and doesn't look to closely who is coming in. Some Syrian refugees were rather surprised to find to find the person from Assads secret police who tortured them living in Germany for example.

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NAB's avatar

I agree to an extent, but Islam itself is also an ideology with conquest at its root. I think there was always going to be an effort to flood European countries with Muslim immigrants - the conflicts in the Middle East just provided cover for it.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

Also true, and this obviously works a lot better when there is a lot of migrants and no more need to assimilate into the culture. The disdain many in the West seem to have for their own culture also makes fertile ground while the Muslims have raised their own cultural conquest to religious status. Some idiots even proposed that non-Muslims shouldn't eat in public out of respect during Ramadan.

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NAB's avatar

Whoa. That is a new level of cultural self-loathing.

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Roger Beal's avatar

... And the comparative birthrates sure pour fuel on the fire.

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WP William's avatar

This was THE PLAN from the founding of the Globalist Robber-Baron 1944 U.N.

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RU's avatar

I think he's referring to NATO and the dynamic that for the most part Europe does not pay their fair share for NATO membership. The US always ends up carrying the load, especially when it comes to military presence and the costs associated with that. And in this case, the argument is that it's Europe that's at risk, which is why we "need" this war. FWIW, I still think it was the UK that started this war. They've been itching to topple Russia for a long time, and it was their MI6 agent who was meeting with Navalny about overthrowing Putin.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

Well I'm saying that the European countries will likely not follow the US lead for foreign interventions if they have to not only put up a lot more money but even put troops at risk. This whole Ukraine situation benefits the US the most, the cordial relationship between Germany and Russia was always seen as a problem, the Nordstream II was never turned on and then destroyed, some additional countries have joined NATO, European countries are giving aid to Ukraine to buy US weapons, European countries buy more oil and (liquefied) natural gas from the US and less from Russia, US corporations are slated to benefit from Ukrainian privatizations and the takeover of farmland and other natural resources and EU NATO countries are ramping up their defense spending. Many European politicians have ties to US organizations and very often they will do things that benefit the USA to the detriment of their citizens.

I don't think MI6 does anything without permission from the CIA.

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RU's avatar

I used to think that about MI6/CIA as well, but it's starting to seem like the relationship works the other way around and has for a long time, maybe always. I think the MI6's image as the lackey is stagecraft.

As far as Europe not providing support, that I think, is Trump's point. I don't agree in the least that the US benefits the most from this Ukraine debacle. Clearly Europe does, given the ties to Ukraine and Russia for natural resources. And Russia has been a target of Europe forever, for that same reason. It's telling that those pushing it from the US side are the politicians who are most closely aligned with globalist and European interests.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

I think we might actually agree, I'm not saying ordinary Americans without an oil derrick or gas field below their property are benefiting either while there are some elites that benefit because their positioning is truly global. The same can probably be said for Russia, the oligarchs are also making out like bandits.

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WP William's avatar

Ukraine IS in part the result of geography and part "Expert" failure in foreign policy in same manner that 2nd World War was, and Korean War, SE Asia, and other conflicts where a Buffer State adjacent to a militaristic resurgent power is targeted, and where standing down to keep the peace is seen as weakness rather than tolerant accommodation. Perhaps Not enough attention was put on this issue 1991-2010, and then Too much (incorrect) attention (CIA meddling, $$$ for US Political Powers, etc) after that. This is a FAILURE of the WEST, more fratricide on massive scale due to fumbling the ball. The NWO Kooks have a plan however, move swarms of non-Western peoples throughout the West in order to fundamentally transform societies and governments. Perhaps Ukraine and Russia can be repopulated with a few million Indians.

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Robin Greer's avatar

I had seen some stories where Henry Kissinger's political policies contributed to much of the post WWII issues. It seems that he really just saw people as pawns and it geopolitical maneuvering was like a game of chess or Risk.

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WP William's avatar

He put the "Dip" in Diplomacy

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Ukraine can be re-populated by Russians. It will be fine as long as the US has no say in it at all.

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The Great Santini's avatar

The Europeans haven’t been supporting their own defense for 75 years. In the 1980’s, at the height of the Cold War, the Germans had 9+ Active Divisions in Europe, the US had 5 (including 3 independent Brigade sized units), the Brits had 1 Active Division. The rest of NATO essentially nothing.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

But the bigger question is who do they need to defend themselves FROM? It is the global regime and the US intervention in foreign governments that has caused all the problems and wars. And the CIA has been instrumental in it.

The USA should not be the "world police", and should not be forcing "democracy" on other sovereign nations.

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Roger Beal's avatar

I wrote this comment to Erick Erickson's sorta-conservative column today. It fits here equally well:

[Erick said] "Our costs would go up more. Our interest rates would go up more. The foreign exchange rates from which we benefit would increase. Our freedom would decline."

If our nation continues its feckless policy of foreign interventionism, picking winners and losers, supporting alliances which should be allowed to expire on their own, the growth of BRICS and the end of the petrodollar's sovereignty will accomplish every point Erick made in that quote. Global leadership is earned, not demanded, not assumed. As in all secular enterprises, the position of global leadership depends on merit, not on entitlement.

If anyone can convince me that America is currently setting a moral and righteous example worthy of emulation by other nations, I'd like to hear your explanation of how promoting deviancy, self-absorption, rampant secularism, and profligate squandering of human and natural resources will attract other nations' people to "the American way of life".

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daverkb's avatar

I spent a lot of time this week-end surveying the political/economic, business and banking dynamics prime moving. We are in a debt trap, one of our own lunatic making. And with certainty, America and its tawdry empire are rip for a fall. The smart money sees this all and is loading up on real money without liability, gold and silver.

The LBME and the COMEX, and I dare say the Fed, have lost control. The gig is up. And the spectacle following the Ukraine package seconds dire prognostications. The world sees it all.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

You're right of course. In exchange for that the Europeans deferred on all foreign policy decisions regarding the Soviet Union and Warsaw pact to the US. The Soviet Union had a similar strategy, not too arm it's satellites too much because they could rise up against them.

Some in the EU are thinking about setting up their own defensive alliance.

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

70% of Americans are opposed to funding the Ukraine or Israeli wars. And yet our elected representatives are funding these corrupt wars once again.

We are in no way a Democracy. We are living in a corrupt kleptocracy.

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YYR's avatar

Why did Boris scuttle the peace deal then?

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LuAnne's avatar

I think there are a ton of reasons Ukraine is extremely important to politicians and the like and those reasons have nothing to do with "democracy". After the passage of the foreign aid bill, Mike Johnson, along with many others (both dems & repubs) stuck the knife into the backs of Americans even more by loudly proclaiming our support to Ukraine (and other countries) protects our "national security" and a reminder that we should stand by our allies. Personally, all the Ukraine flag waving after the passage was just a big middle finger to the American people.

I don't think most Americans disagree with helping other countries but when our own country is going down in flames, they just let us know loud & clear, that they don't care. I suspect Ukraine money laundering will continue indefinitely. I'm not the only person who thinks so.

Below is an X post from Jesse Kelly that pretty much matches my suspicions.

Jesse Kelly:

You think you’re mad about the Ukraine money now?

Wait until they lose the war (they will) and make a peace deal giving Russia what it wants (they will) and then the scumbags in Congress send $500 billion of your money to ā€œrebuild Ukraine.ā€

Write that down. It’s coming.

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Janet's avatar

BlackRock and such are already there, sizing up the con. Lining up contractors to fleece the taxpayer.

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RU's avatar

That's exactly what it's about. It's the exact same dynamic they use within US cities. This is why the encourage rampant crime. Destroy everything and then "rebuild." Which means massive profits for the co's that can buy up the land and buildings for pennies on the dollar.

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daverkb's avatar

I am done 'with helping others' and am up for 'tending one's own garden' without our 'money' be taxed and 'borrowed' away.

Once everything goes down the toilet, folks will think that it is perhaps best to have money in one's pocket for building up one's own country.

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Maenad's avatar

We aren’t ā€œhelpingā€ anyone except Wall St mobsters hoping to help themselves to the energy trade routes and farmland.

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Natalie's avatar

As we all know, Trump is only the most famous person that lawfare is being used against. There are many more, and a bunch of them are lawyers who had the audacity to work for Trump. John Eastman is one of the most eminent legal authorities in the country, graduating from University of Chicago Law School and clerking, I believe, for Justice Thomas. He is being persecuted for working for Trump, and they are in the process of disbarring him. He has also recently been de-banked. He is a fighter and a Christian, and he says he must fight this because if he doesn't, with his credentials, who will? This has huge ramifications for future attorneys, and as the relative of a young up-and-coming conservative lawyer, I'm really worried about what this is going to do to our legal system in the future, if conservatives are kept out of the best law firms or have litigation against them if they work for things like election integrity. Here is a GiveSendGo link for John Eastman: https://www.givesendgo.com/Eastman. I would urge you to go to this site and read his more recent comments, especially this: "And there is this by constitutional scholar Paul Ingrassia: The Lawfare Against John Eastman and Jeff Clark Portend The Fate of Every Right-Leaning Attorney Who Fails To Stand Up For Their Persecuted Colleagues." He also asks for our prayers because he said he and his wife read every note and they really appreciate our prayers. If he and others don't win this fight, there will not be anyone left to defend us. Perhaps this could be a multiplier for C and C readers.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I think this would be a good multiplier candidate too.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

John Eastman was debanked by Bank of America and USAA.

I had read that USAA went woke...so it is true.

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YYR's avatar

USAA was such a disappointment. I've been with them for almost 40 years, their insurance was always fantastic. Now I need to look elsewhere. : (

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Several long time users I know have said the same thing. Very disappointing.

The CEO is not even a veteran.

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P Flournoy's avatar

I got a better rate at AAA

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Gotta finance those top executive salaries at USAA.

Check out how much they get paid while the members get hit with double digit increases in insurance premiums.

https://hoodline.com/2024/03/usaa-executives-see-hefty-pay-raises-as-policyholders-face-rising-premiums/#:~:text=At%20a%20time%20when%20every,by%20the%20San%20Antonio%20Report.

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Horizons's avatar

Eastman’s article in Gatestone is well worth reading.

https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/20588/most-secure-election

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Natalie's avatar

Thank you, Horizons. Eastman was also on Steve Bannon's War Room recently, and that's worth watching.

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NAB's avatar

Thank you!

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NAB's avatar

I third the nomination of John Eastman as a multiplier recipient.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

JEFF!!!!!!!! Lets get attention on this, fellow conservative lawyer!!!!

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Cailin63's avatar

This would be an excellent multiplier for all the reasons you posted.

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And He also told this parable to some people who trusted in themselves that they were righteous, and viewed others with contempt: ā€œTwo men went up into the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector. The Pharisee stood and was praying these things to himself: ā€˜God, I thank You that I am not like other people: swindlers, unjust, adulterers, or even like this tax collector. I fast twice a week; I pay tithes of all that I get.’ But the tax collector, standing some distance away, was even unwilling to lift up his eyes to heaven, but was beating his chest, saying, ā€˜God, be merciful to me, the sinner!’ I tell you, this man went down to his house justified rather than the other, for everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, but he who humbles himself will be exalted.ā€

— Luke 18:9-14 LSB

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Citizen Satirist (CS)'s avatar

Jeff, you forgot today is one of the most sacred days of the year for secular globalists šŸ˜‰šŸ˜‰šŸ˜‰

GLOBAL WARMINGsteria: Best Global Warming Memes (Happy Earth Day!)

We have to trash the planet in order to save it, I support the right of cows to fart, the color on weather maps is the only thing changing and more global warming memes for Earth Day!

https://covidsteria.substack.com/p/best-global-warming-memes-happy-earth-day

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

I ran my two non-EPA, no cat, no smog equipment V8 gas trucks today for 20 minutes to celebrate!

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WP William's avatar

thank god Pabst comes in recyclable cans and bottles, NO Plastic for my beverage of choice!

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

They still make Pabst Blue Ribbon? Good news. However, I quit drinking beer several years ago. I can only handle whisky anymore.

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FourWinds's avatar

Yeah, I'm getting ready to take my gas guzzling 20 year old van out. It's the only vehicle the mower fits in.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Do a burn out for Greta!

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FourWinds's avatar

I'm waiting for some reports of morons doing something stupid, like blocking freeways. I'd likely get arrested for pulling one of them off the road. I'm all for not polluting, planting trees/wildflowers and cleaning up the messes in our lakes, rivers and parks, but the climate freaks - of course - take it to extremes and start yelling about my gas stove and cows. What. Ever.

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RunningLogic's avatar

And they’re not even consistent. The same people who hyperventilate about plastic straws were only too happy to force as many people as possible to wear useless masks and gloves and put up useless plastic partitions šŸ™„šŸ™„šŸ™„ They’re frauds and posers.

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Susan Seas's avatar

Right! I will never forget being yelled at by a young man for using a paper bag instead of plastic. Years ago. He said I must not care about the environment. I said really? Trees make themselves and plastic Never decomposes. He just stared at me. I always hope he learned something that day! Also several years ago these same people that Hated you using electricity and now demand you drive an electric vehicle. They are just idiot pawns.

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RunningLogic's avatar

When my county was fighting a nuclear waste dump in the early 90s, we reached out to Greenpeace and the Sierra Club and several other supposed ā€œenvironmentalā€ organizations and none of them wanted to lift a finger to help us. Just a bunch of self important blowhards with no real principles.

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Susan Seas's avatar

😔

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Leo's avatar

And, A.I. gobbles up electricity and water far beyond anything else - but is never mentioned as an issue.

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Dena's avatar

Yes all those server farms use a ton of electricity.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

never mind the paper masks covered in chemicals…. same people whining about plastic straws!!

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Bryan Dair's avatar

And then they were littered all over the place.

I am still pulling them out of the ocean.

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Anna T's avatar

Me: "Can I have one of the green stoppers so I don't spill my drink in the car?

Barista (smugly): "We don't use any plastic anymore in this Starbucks."

She gave me a dot with adhesive.

Me: "You do realize your coffee cup tops are PLASTIC?"

She was speechless.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh brother šŸ™„ These people!

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Dena's avatar

And will ā€˜they’ continue to pollute our skies on Earth Day?

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Connie Davis's avatar

Let’s not forgot the contribution of Ira Einhorn to Earth day with his fiery speech to his secular disciples. After composting Holly Maddox he is as of 2020 composting himself

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Wait..Jeff didn't mention EARTH DAY?

Oh my goodness!

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WP William's avatar

he must be Anti-Earth and a climate denier

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

I'll bet he doesn't even own a Tesla.

The horror.

And probably runs his AC at 70 degrees.

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YYR's avatar

4/20, Hitler's Birthday and now Vladimir Lenin's Birthday! What a globalrific week!

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Thanks for sharing a little good news this morning Jeff! So much good out there in everyday humans.

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Lyndsay's avatar

And let’s not forget, Tucker says aliens are demons. Jack Hibbs also said this 8 months ago and his mentor said it long before that. They are not from outer space at all, but from the spiritual realm. Tucker spoke to Joe Rogan about this as Jeff mentioned yesterday in the paid post.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

@Lyndsay saw the beginning of the Joe Rogan interview and intend to finish. Tucker also had an excellent interview with Naomi Wolf recently. They started out talking about how she was canceled as a lifetime liberal during the Covid scam, and ended up talking about their spiritual journey since then. Evidently, both are reading the Bible for the first time and coming to some rather interesting conclusions about spiritual warfare and the history of how God admonishes his beloveds to follow His will, but allows for natural consequences when they don’t. Fascinating interview! About 65 minutes and great to listen to on the road or while doing chores.

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RU's avatar

Tucker has been on a roll lately. Being freed of the Faux News chains has really raised his game.

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Dena's avatar

Both great discussions. I especially found Tucker’s comment about Mike Johnson interesting. Johnson is a weak man ( DC is full of weak men & women) and this weakness allows evil a home. It seems those that consider themselves ā€˜believers’ can even be blindsided by the enemy. Vigilance.

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NAB's avatar

Oh, thanks for the review of the episode. I actually subscribe to the TCN but skipped over the Naomi Wolf interview thinking "I've probably heard this all before." I will go back and check it out.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

@NAB even Tucker was surprised at the direction the interview took, remarking that it didn’t go as he had planned, but he thought it was much more important the way it worked out. It was really deep and so meaningful. You don’t hear many interviews like that these days!

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Free Florida Female's avatar

Towards the end of their discussion, Naomi mentions Jonathan Cahn and his book ā€œThe Return of the God.ā€ A fascinating spiritual discourse ensues. Please watch.

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P Flournoy's avatar

I listened. Interesting how her faith is growing.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Thank you for the link. I noticed Dr Wolf referred the jabs as ā€˜injections’. šŸ‘šŸ»šŸ‘šŸ»

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P Flournoy's avatar

I thought Naomi Wolf was a Jew.

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CitizenA's avatar

Perhaps Naomi Wolf has become a Messianic Jew since she mentioned Jonathan Cahn’s book ā€˜The return of the gods’ and Rabbi Cahn is a Messianic Rabbi.

(Messianic Jews believe in and accept Jesus as the Messiah for the few that may not already know.)

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P Flournoy's avatar

I listen to it also and I think she is being persuaded, but I’m not sure if she’s there yet. I know Eric Metaxas, who was one of her classmates at Yale has her on his show frequently and I am sure he is praying for her and discussing that with her. Who knows, he may have even given her the book.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

@P Flournoy you could be right. If you look at some of her stacks, she’s had some fairly life-changing experiences, like when she almost died in the hospital from a ruptured appendix. Fascinating read! She is deep into the spiritual world, seeking the truth on a whole new level, IMO. I’m sure the solid Christians in her life are impacting her in a big way.

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CitizenA's avatar

I don’t know where Naomi Wolf is in belief, or in anything else; in fact I don’t know where ANYONE stands anymore in this crazy world we are living in. I just listen and pray for some measure of sanity and justice to return to the United States …and abroad. I keep an open mind and heart but my trust in anyone & everyone has been shattered. I pray for God to take pity on us and intervene before we are destroyed. However my hope is not in this world, but in the next.

I just signed up on Tucker Carlson Network a few days ago. I watch Eric Metaxas often but I must have missed the episodes where Naomi Wolf was a guest. I have watched Jonathan Cahn a few times, and read one of his books. There is a lot of light being shed on the new network ā€œMerit Street Mediaā€ with Dr. Phil McGraw’s evening show called Dr. Phil Primetime.ā€ It’s a new network (and on my DirecTV it is channel 306). Have you tried it? I also bought his book ā€œWe’ve Got Issues.ā€

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CitizenA's avatar

She is, as she mentioned she was Jewish in the Tucker interview.

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Agreed. As the MSM continues to discuss of ā€œaliensā€ let’s not get distracted because they very well could be discussing about demons right in front of our faces: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/are-we-under-satanic-attack?utm_source=publication-search

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P Flournoy's avatar

Jack Hibbs calls at the Daze of deception. He has written a book about it.

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Diane C.'s avatar

Listen to Tuckers’ recent interview he did with Joe Rogan; the first 20 minutes or so. He talks about the beings that have been on earth since ancient times, have technology and abilities beyond our understanding and our government is working with them. Some are good, and some are evil. It was mind blowing and after listening to it three times, I’m still not sure what to think of it all. If it wasn’t Tucker, I’d think he was off his rocker.

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Janet's avatar

I believe they are too. I’ve started listening to Hibbs. We have demons all around us. In congress as well.

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Christy's avatar

Watch they live.

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Janet's avatar

Jesus said when He is removed the old gods and demons come back 7 fold. That is surely happening. šŸ™šŸ»šŸ™šŸ»

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Leo's avatar

Has Tucker said how he knows that aliens are demons?

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Lyndsay's avatar

They don’t come from outer space, they don’t travel here, our atmosphere is so closely monitored. Instead they appear and disappear, they step in and out of the spiritual realm.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

Maybe they should be going after the women who extorted Trumps campaign?

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Valerie's avatar

I was thinking this too, esp after she blew up her NDA and started talking all over the media.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

Of course the NDA is a civil issue - I'd be very interested how high the damages would be in a court case. But what she did was extortion which is a felony so they could also seize all the money she got for selling her story.

It does seem that Republicans are far more squeamish about going after women than Democrats (just take the example of the women who accused Biden or Clinton and the treatment of Monica Lewinsky).

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RunningLogic's avatar

And even more, Clinton and his supporters’ treatment of Juanita Broaddrick and Paula Jones…

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Valerie's avatar

A true felony, as opposed to the ā€˜felony’ they created to prosecute Trump. I hadn’t thought about Rs not wanting to prosecute women, but now that you mention it…

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YYR's avatar

Republicans are squeamish. Full stop. Afraid of being called nasty names. Good grief.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Didn’t she send a letter of apology admitting she made it up?

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P Flournoy's avatar

Yes she did. wonder how that will play out when his attorneys bring it up

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

I saw a copy of it on farcebook the other day.not sure if it’s real.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

I read that she wrote about it in her book... says their "affair" never happened... I've never read the book, so no idea if it's true.

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Valerie's avatar

Now that you mention it, it’s ringing a bell. But I can’t remember any details.

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Peace's avatar

What are the repercussions for violating an NDA? I haven't heard of any backlash for the Trump NDA violation/s.

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Valerie's avatar

Wouldn’t Trump have to sue her in civil court? If that’s correct, he probably won’t. He has enough going on.

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A Whip of Cords's avatar

ā€œ...Joe Biden animatronic robot with the extra mumbling package.ā€ Priceless wodsmithing, Jeff!

America doesn’t have a Ukraine addiction. American politicians have the addiction. This is the largest and most successful get-rich kickback scheme for politicians in history. So rich the politicians were willing to fraudulently impeach an American President just for asking about it. So rich, our politicians waved Ukrainian flags in the American Capitol in greedy glee thinking about the next million dollar home they’d be able to buy. So rich, infact, they didn’t spend one man-second debating protecting our own border, or vote for one red cent to protect American citizens. As King David prayed in the Psalms, may the good Lord break all their teeth.

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A Whip of Cords's avatar

At this point, I consider every one these vile, immoral, traitorous, oath-breakers to be my sworn enemy.

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William's avatar

Minor point of correction: it's America's _politicians_ that are addicted to Ukraine (and I suspect more specifically, the "10% for the big guy" cut). I pray that Americans at large are planning an intervention to convince our politicians to kick the habit.

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The Great Santini's avatar

A major concern. I’ve been real interested to find out how much or our foreign aid to Ukraine is being diverted to payoffs to US politicians. It’s been going on for years and years…

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Christy's avatar

Money laundering.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

That’s the revolution I’m praying for.

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Crixcyon's avatar

Trust no NYC justice system or any politician (Johnson's the perfect example) and send no money to Ukraine or the ME.

Covid coordinator kicks bucket...well maybe it was his bucket list he kicked to the curb. He got his mRNA injections and that was it...he peaked shortly afterwards.

You never need government for much of anything. They just want us to believe we cannot survive without them running our lives. Balderdash!

I will forego celebrating Earth Day as I do not want to break my record. I feel sad for the earth to have to put up with retarded humans...er, I mean liberals.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

There was another vaccine expert doc who also died at 42. News said he died in his sleep of a myocardia event. šŸ¤¦šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I'm trying my best to remain calm, and not let my anger ruin the start of the week. But at this point, if Russia nuked DC, and drained the swamp for us, I would not be sad.

Trump surely understands that his base is not stupid, we KNOW that Russia did us a favor by ending the Ukraine regime that was a proxy state of the CIA/State Department. And he knows all that money is wasted there, but is needed here.

And may Alvin "Chipmunk" Bragg be unsuccessful.

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Flavia's avatar

I so feel ya.

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PA's avatar

Ukraine is NOT important to us!! They made their neo nazi bed years ago and became a puppet state laundering money, making bio weapons, and killing Russians. Their pathetic comedian leader refused a peace deal to save themselves and these are the consequences. Russia is showing them, the go woke and go broke morons, that this is what happens in real life when you fk with the bull, you get the horns.

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RU's avatar

It's not a coincidence that Trump was accused of being in bed with Russia, that Russia was accused of interfering in our election, and that Trump was impeached simply for asking someone to investigate what was going on in Ukraine. They always tell us the real story behind their propaganda if we know how to decipher it.

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šŸ’ÆšŸ’ÆšŸ’ÆšŸ‘

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JT Hamilton's avatar

About 20 seconds into the burning car video, you will see the man in orange shatter the driver’s side window with a small hand held device. That’s how they got him out. My daughter, who thinks about these things, has made all of us carry these devices in our cars to allow escape in situations like this. For example, if your car goes into the water, the doors stay locked and you can’t lower the windows, you will drown. It happens. The little device actually works. Highly recommended!

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

I saw a piece on how to get out of a car under water. You take the head rest off, it has sharp tips for this purpose, and you knock out theBACK window. It’s made to come even under water pressure.

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Fred's avatar

Yep, and back windows may not be tempered.

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”Andrew the Great!'s avatar

I've contemplated getting those for my family, as I've already gotten them portable battery jumpers and portable tire inflators.

I will certainly be pulling the trigger on those (small and convenient!) devices next!

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Fred's avatar

Review how they work so you can do it while panicking.

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Guy White's avatar

Yes, those tools are great, easy to use, and not expensive. I keep one in each of my vehicles within arm's reach. Auto glass is hard to break. If ever needed for a situation like this, I will be ready!

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P Flournoy's avatar

Where do you get them?

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Fred's avatar

šŸŽÆšŸŽÆšŸŽÆ! And take note in advance of which of your windows are tempered; front sides almost always are; rear, not always and are easier to break. ā¤ļøšŸ™šŸ»ā¤ļø to those brave people!

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JT Hamilton's avatar

Good point. Tempered can be broken. Laminated not. Strangely enough, the driver and passenger side windows on my daughter’s Buick are laminated.

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