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Lon Guyland's avatar

“Currently, Canada is considering adding ‘mental illness’ to the list of conditions qualifying Canadians for a visit from a death MAID.”

It’s also official, in Canada, that if you don’t want the “vaccine” then you’re mentally ill.

See where it’s headed?

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AngelaK's avatar

Speaking of antiChrist following Canada:

'The Russian embassy in Canada responded with scathing comments to the Canadian Trudeau government's attack on Moscow over the new Russian federal law criminalizing the spread of LGBTQ propaganda in Russia.'

'Canadians should keep their "foreign" beliefs to themselves, the diplomatic mission said Saturday, reminding them that there are only two genders.

The new Russian law bans propaganda in favor of non-traditional relationships, pedophilia and gender reassignment and was passed by the upper house of Russia's State Duma on Thursday.

Widely seen as a follow-up to the 2013 law banning the dissemination of LGBT material to minors, it extends that ban to both minors and adults'.

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SM's avatar

Exactly.... Trudeau wants to force kids to wear masks in school and inject them with experimental drugs while drags in assless chaps are twerking around during story time. Hilarious that Russian diplomats are telling Trudeau to STFU.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

It's good that most of the world bans gay marriage, like Russia, China, Indonesia, most of Africa, the Middle East. The Woke West endorses degenerate gay culture, and is becoming more irrelevant each day as it's currencies and societies decay away.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Good for Russia. I didn't care what people did before the plandemic. I thought we were entitled to do what we wanted in the privacy of our home, provided we were consisting adults. Wow, I had no clue on the depravity of the world. My imagination couldn't even go down to the level of what people are doing. I am such a shocked prude.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

That’s why the world hates Russia!

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AngelaK's avatar

The western post Christian world only.

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

Mmmmm that's why I love Russia. They give zero fuqs.

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Politico Phil's avatar

LOL.... "foreign beliefs"..... Leave it to the stoic Russians for dramatic understatement! God love 'em. I think Russia just set the bar for the entire West.

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Lon Guyland's avatar

“He actually wants MAID, but his vaccine refusal is proof that he’s not mentally competent to articulate his decision. So, out of compassion, we are going to do what he wants , but can’t say”.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

So if you don't get the Jab, you get assisted suicided?

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Dr Linda's avatar

Murder either way

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CaplT's avatar

Scary. People will turn each other in, even parents by their kids.

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chuck kutchera's avatar

Just like Jeffery Epstein. Maybe Hillary will move to Canada and be in charge of their “assisted” suicide.

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IvyRose's avatar

Somebody posted this yesterday on another stack:

DANGER: "Anti-Vaccine" Thoughts are a Mental Illness Requiring "Treatment"

https://rumble.com/v1wycsi-danger-anti-vaccine-thoughts-are-a-mental-illness-requiring-treatment.html

(sorry can't remember where or by whom. I had it bookmarked.)

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Chevrus's avatar

Nice catch. "Vaccine hesitant? Well then..you may have some troubles that can be addressed with this lovely new barco-lounger!"

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Politico Phil's avatar

"Building blocks are being put into place so that political dissidents can be drugged or locked up much like the Soviets did with Sluggish Schizophrenia."

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

wow that sounds like something out of china.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Both Joe and Trudeau openly admit they are following China's playbook.

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Grandma Bear's avatar

Exactly what I was going to point out.

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Debbie Alton's avatar

😱 I did not "see". LORD, help us.

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NeoBob's avatar

Nurse Ratchett: Medicine Time!

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Sunnydaze's avatar

But if you stay pure blood it means you have a brain that thinks critically. You have a sound mind. Therefore you will never apply to kill yourself. They lose.

However, I also know they will twist that around to say they need to murder the mentally ill which you now qualify as.

So 🤷‍♀️ 😠

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Anne Clifton's avatar

I am without words. That woman who thought her death would be beautiful . . . I hope she was ready for eternity. If not, she is regretting her decision now and it can never be changed. Have mercy on us, Lord Jesus.

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AngelaK's avatar

Suicide is a sin. It has become taboo in our culture to say this. It is taboo to even say 'sin'.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Death, aka murder, has been enshrined by the Left and our Gov't.

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Bones's avatar

And yet in the case of Judas and Fauci, perhaps the way such folks finish out this life

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Amuzed_Traveler's avatar

A beautiful death is that of the warrior fighting to rid the world and his loved ones of the psychopaths that plague us

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

.....an eternity in hell.

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Jacquie's avatar

We have reached the point where we are advertising people to kill themselves? May God help us all.

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Janet's avatar

Is that fashion brand selling coffin outfits now? Crossdeadbody bags? Easy on duds with handy zippers down the back? Wrinkle free? Sorry but we have entered a new phase of macabre machinations of soulless walking somehow breathing shredded human tissues unleashed on us by the true author of evil.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Isn't getting the Jab pretty much a Russian-roulette version of suicide? #DiedSuddenly

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AngelaK's avatar

Lord have mercy. Pain is no easy thing to live with and because of that, this 'option' will seem attractive.

In my faith tradition, suicide is a sin.

Western culture has removed that word from public consciousness and made the concept outdated, along with all Judeo-Christian values.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

Same, Angela. The Orthodox faith on suicide: https://www.pravmir.com/orthodoxy-suicide/

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AngelaK's avatar

As an Orthodox Christian I thank you for the link. It is quite pastoral and thoughtful.

IMHO, by our culture normalizing it, it can easily become trendy for those of an age where they are confused and undergoing hormonal emotionalism.

On more than one occasion as a teen, having been brought up believing it to be an unforgivable sin, and having a firm belief in the afterlife, I did not allow my perceived teenager 'depression' at the time ( my boyfriend broke up with me kind of stuff) entertain anything more than a fleeing thought of "I wish I could die".

It has become, in current times, taboo to say that suicide is a sin, but by doing so, who knows how many occur that might have been prevented had the secular societal taboo not existed.

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KGer's avatar

What do you even say to something like this? So what happens when the go-fund-me funds are gone? I can’t believe this is a thing! He’s got this reporter going through the items in the fridge just as casually as you’d discuss the weather. May God help us indeed!

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LuAnne's avatar

I thought the same thing. Money comes & goes but I wonder if anyone bothered to tell this man how much God values his eternal soul?

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Poor, poor man. Where were his parents during his upbringing?

Parents, have a major role in creating the human and spiritual life of their children, and imparting the importance of family love. (Put so well by Pope John Paul II).

If no one teaches you about God and the Bible, how much more difficult (but not impossible) to discover His Truth!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Yes. That’s why my parents, with no money left at the end of the month, who would have been considered desperately poor by standards of this world, were fabulously wealthy spiritually and that was the inheritance they passed on. I feel so blessed to know that God is my father and Heaven is my forever home. Let this world be ever so troubled, my peace and joy is eternal.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

As someone who did not have such parents, I know what an incredible blessing you were given. No worldly inheritance could ever equal that!

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LizardFro's avatar

Not in Canada 😔

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LuAnne's avatar

There are no Christians in Canada?

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Politico Phil's avatar

God always has a remnant.

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Jeff C's avatar

Yet according the Catholic magazine The Pillar, “We Must Do Better”. How pathetic.

This headline summarizes everything that is wrong with Christianity's response to all this. This isn't some minor social faux pas, but actively encouraging people to kill themselves. While I'm glad The Pillar is bringing attention to this, we need to do a lot more than "doing better".

Might I suggest criminal prosecution as an accessory, seizing all their possessions, selling their children into bondage, and salting the Earth where their tribe lives. We can learn a lot from the Old Testament.

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Politico Phil's avatar

The American church has been very selective about what parts of God's word they are willing to teach.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

May the Lord do this in a spiritual sense in our hearts and in our land:

“Thus says the Lord God, ‘On the day that I cleanse you from all your iniquities, I will cause the cities to be inhabited, and the waste places will be rebuilt. The desolate land will be cultivated instead of being a desolation in the sight of everyone who passes by. They will say, “This desolate land has become like the garden of Eden; and the waste, desolate and ruined cities are fortified and inhabited.” Then the nations that are left round about you will know that I, the Lord, have rebuilt the ruined places and planted that which was desolate; I, the Lord, have spoken and will do it.’”— Ezekiel 36:33-36

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Willing Spirit's avatar

So beautiful…..Come, Lord Jesus!

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Politico Phil's avatar

God's promise for this life.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

“ Fear mongering and misinformation being peddled by people with no scientific training to terrorise people into staying unvaccinated is not just causing people to remain susceptible to viral outbreaks, but could also be causing more side effects seen in the vaccination process.”

Bruh I literally watched state and local governments shut down restaurants and home gatherings then say protests of tens of thousands of people were safe and not super spreaders.

I don’t trust them about anything.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Neither do I. I feel as if I am shut out of medical care because I don't trust most doctors and hospitals. A 19 year old friend of a friend, fully vaccinated, was taken to a local hospital last week. He is now diagnosed with myocarditis and pericarditis. The doctors said it happened due to a "virus" he had just before that. He had a low grade fever, but no other symptoms. This same hospital, along with the other two major hospitals in my area, has absolute lies about the "vaccines" on their website. These doctors have to realize what is going on, but are too cowardly to speak out. What would have happened if there had been a massive protest, perhaps even walk-out, of doctors who refused to follow the approved protocol? Instead, they were content to murder people and say they were following orders. (P.S. Good to see you on here again, little brother in Christ.)

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Dana's avatar

Received this message from a relative about her 21 yo grandson. “He was admitted to the hospital with chest pains & they thought he might be having a heart attack or a blood clot. But after several days & multiple tests it was determined that the lining around his heart had become inflamed. He was advised to withdraw from school, return home & live a quiet restrictive life. So that he wouldn’t become depressed his parents got him a cute little Havanese puppy” Hey son, sorry we let your school coerce you into the vax, but here’s a puppy & that should make it all better. 🙄

I responded with “I’m sure you’re aware this is a common occurrence in males of his age group who have been vaccinated.” Crickets.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Good for you saying something!

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Anne Clifton's avatar

How sad. She's probably like the man who responded to a comment I dared to make on Nextdoor today, about the millions of people harmed by the vaccines. He said, "I'll bet you don't have a shred of evidence," and called it "nonsense." I didn't respond to him because I knew I could give the tons of evidence I have, but he would explain it all away.

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Politico Phil's avatar

None so blind as those who will not see.

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Politico Phil's avatar

We all did. And you're right. Do not trust them about ANYTHING.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

One of my favorite presidents had a saying, “trust, but verify”. Nowadays it’s “verify, then maybe trust”.

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KLo's avatar

I loose more and more hope for humanity EVERY SINGLE DAY. I literally can’t take it. This world is so evil.

I am thankful for the information to inform myself Jeff and you are a seeker of truth and a true warrior.

I continually feel guilty that I am not doing anything to fight this fight other than read your work and the work of many others trying their absolute best to keep us on the right path towards justice and truth.

I don’t know what else to do.

I can feel the hate building inside me and it’s just so sad.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

KLo, I totally understand. I swing back and forth between anger and despair. The absolute only way to have peace is to place your faith in Christ. He is still sovereign and His plan will ultimately win. This is the only way I have been able to cope with the last three years. I'm watching friends at my church getting horrible cancers, having strokes, etc. and still onboard for more boosters. My niece is about to get her 5 year old son jabbed and her 13 year old has had several jabs already. The only thing I know to do is pray and seek opportunities to spread truth (both the gospel and the truth of the plandemic). By posting on Facebook, I ended up being able to encourage a young woman to stand firm and not be jabbed while pregnant. I've helped others get Ivermectin. I start conversations and if the person is uninterested, I let it be. I find myself leaning toward hate also, wondering why people are so stupid, but they are just deceived. I hope I live long enough (I am 70) to see Fauci and his crew held accountable for this carnage.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

God bless you, Anne. The only way I find peace and calm in the midst of chaos, lies and deception is through knowing who God is and that He’s in control. He never changes, He is compassionate, merciful, just and trustworthy. He is omnipotent and He knows everything! He is worthy of our praise!

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Kim's avatar

Yes, we must all be light and speak truth wherever we can. What a blessing to know that God used you to save a pregnant woman and her child from death or defects! I am almost your age and I have been saying for many years now that what we use to call common sense that was so pervasive throughout our culture even in non-believers was due to our Christian worldview. We have lost that. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and understanding. When a society throws God and truth out, then this is what a culture comes to. We are not the first culture to do this stupidity! Without repentance, we will be on the ash heap of civilizations who have reverted back to paganism. If Fauci, etc. are brought to justice, then it most certainly would be a pleasing sight for a Holy God. He is repulsed even more than we are!

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Politico Phil's avatar

TRUTH.... "I have been saying for many years now that what we use to call common sense that was so pervasive throughout our culture even in non-believers was due to our Christian worldview. We have lost that. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and understanding."

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Wonderful advice. Pray, pray, pray.

I believe God is calling us to be prayer warriors in these evil times.

“Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer.”

Romans 12:12

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Trudy's avatar

Anne, I can relate to what you wrote in many ways…I’m your age and I too have encouraged others of other alternatives in which to take care of their health with the viruses that exist…

Jesus, He is my peace and daily I turn to Him for wisdom and strength….God bless you 🙏🏻

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Raptor's avatar

Anne, Is there a divide in your church jab/no jab? Not spoken necessarily, but known.

If so how has that been playing out for you as an unjabbed? Has your pastor talked about it?

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Lisa Ca's avatar

There is no divide in our church thankfully. Our pastors have decided not to talk about it but let people do as they choose.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Truth divides. Silence is complicity.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

We have several pastors. Some are jabbed, some are not. The lead pastor is not, but he does not talk about the covid/vaccine issue. I feel constrained to keep quiet, but I talk to people one on one and if they seem interested, I share more. One of the jabbed pastors was recently out for about a month. He said he had covid, bronchitis and pneumonia, all within the one month! He has been sick many times. I'm always hearing about someone having covid again. I agree with what you said below, about truth dividing and silence being complicity. After I spoke up among a small group of people, one man said that the vaccines "kept many people out of the hospital." I didn't argue, feeling it was pointless. His wife told me later that people can do as they choose. I told her that's correct, but they should have informed consent and it was not given with the vaccines. I post regularly on Facebook and I know a lot of my fellow church members see those things. One woman scolded me early on about the posts. I told her gently that I feel as if I am in Nazi Germany and I can't be silent; my faith won't let me. She's now come to realize, at least in part, the evil that is going on and "likes" my posts. I offered to lend Peter McCullough's book to one of the Bible study teachers, because he commented in class that vaccine injuries are rare, but he declined. He said it is divisive and he didn't want to get involved. He is jabbed.

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Raptor's avatar

I wonder if eventually your silent pastor will speak. Really interesting post. I think you aren't alone.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

It really helps to interact with likeminded people on sites like this. Thank you.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I respect the fact that our pastors are silent on it. Let others decide for themselves. Its like other grey issues in Bible where it is not spelled out for you and like sin areas where it violates your conscience but not anothers. I believe it is far better for thek to stay out of it.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

I'm sorry, but I disagree. This is much more than a shot. If it was really about our health, they would have stopped in early 2021 when VAERS was already showing over 1000 deaths. This was supposed to be signal for investigation and was in the past. The swine flu vaccine was halted after less than 100 deaths. When I think about my friend who is suffering with pancreatic cancer, my friend who can't return to her ministry in another country due to injury, my friend who developed asthma, a friend of a friend just diagnosed with both myocarditis and pericarditis, I wonder how many lives could have been saved if religious leaders had talked first about early treatment for covid and then about vaccines. I don't have much influence, but my pastor does and his warnings could possibly have saved many from harm. Eric Metaxas' book, Letter to the American Church, addresses the silence of the church in Nazi Germany and now, in the United States.

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Karen's avatar

I agree, every pastor should have spoken against this shot. Mine did. People seem to forget that these were developed from a cell line from an aborted baby. How could any good fruit come from this poisonous tree?

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Thank you for reminding us of that.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Well we agree to disagree. I agree of the otracities and that its no regular shot. But I disagree- its no place for a pastor. Thank God mine wasn’t pushing people to get it and virtue signaling like many were!

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Politico Phil's avatar

Anne, I am 71 and your words are so familiar to me also. The frustration I feel, and I think a lot of Christians feel, is the inability to channel the righteous hatred we feel for this evil. God hates evil and His anger is righteous and is a fire that will consume the works of the evil one. We likewise should not tolerate evil in our society and should hate it. God gave us the Psalms to teach us maledictory prayers to use as a congregation in our spiritual warfare against our enemies. The passage Janice posted from Ezekiel is a real world promise from God to His people in this life. We live by faith but we must also act by faith and especially pray as a congregation of people. My frustration is finding a congregation that is lead by a shepherd to be grounded in such prayers and thus be empowered to go out into the world bearing witness to God's righteous anger and mercy. The American church has been silent for too long. The Lord tells us we do not have because we do not ask.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

You are so right! I grieve as I watch the carnage. I read the stories of the vaccine injured because I think they deserve to be heard. As you said, it is righteous hatred for the evil that has been, and still is, being perpetrated on deceived people who refuse to question and learn.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Hate is toxic and accomplishes nothing but anger, bitterness and depression. My suggestion is that you turn to Almighty God, our Creator and our Redeemer. He is in control even when it seems He isn’t. Start attending a strong Bible centered Christian church and reading His Word, the Bible, and you’ll discover that He has already told us everything we need to know from the beginning until the end of this earthly world and what’s in store after that. He already sent His Son, Jesus, to save those who are believers from the sin and destruction of people. God’s Word is Truth, every single word, and provides everything you need to know. Shut off the TV and social media and get to know the awesome, one and only true, living God!

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JW's avatar

You are so right Julie.

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Kim's avatar

So true. Then when your heart is right and you can see clearly, share with everyone you know the truth!

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Andrea Leshok's avatar

Pray. That is one thing we can all do as we search for other ways to help.❤️

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Raptor's avatar

I agree. I started feeling really overwhelmed a few weeks ago and was letting the world get to me. So I took a break from as much of the worldly things as I could and spent some time reading my Bible, discussing it with my husband and 2 close friends and I really feel like I have reset myself. I am back to doing God's will, acting according to His purpose and knowing - no matter what evil comes (and it is here and it is coming), God is the controller of all things and He wins in the end.

I have been watching Jack Hibbs. Very uplifting, gets me excited to get to work. In IRL church I see a lot of fearful people. When I say that I am invincible until God decides otherwise - some get mad. Not because they think it is glib (it's not - they know I mean it to my core), I think its because they don't believe it to their core.

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Raptor's avatar

I'll also add Alistair Begg, John MacArthur, David Jeremiah and Gary Hamrick. If anyone is looking for a little extra. I take Alistair with me on walks. I think clearer when wandering outside.

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Patricia Woodard's avatar

@KLo: Continue to keep yourself informed. Jeff's daily review is the best way I've found to do that. Inform others when you have the opportunity. Enjoy life with family and friends. Slowly but surely things are improving! Keep praying and feel better!!!!

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JW's avatar

I just read where Alyssa Milano traded her Tesla for a VW to protest Musk supporting white supremacy on Twitter! The natzis built those cars so they would have afordable transportation. The supreme white supremists!

Her tweet:

Alyssa Milano

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Nov 26, 2022

@Alyssa_Milano

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Follow

I gave back my Tesla.

I bought the VW ev.

I love it.

I’m not sure how advertisers can buy space on Twitter. Publicly traded company’s products being pushed in alignment with hate and white supremacy doesn’t seem to be a winning business model.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

They are so uneducated, money and stupidity hand in hand

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schneile's avatar

So she assumes that every last Twitter advertiser is a "publicly traded company"?

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IR's avatar

I saw a photo of her wearing a knitted mask 🫣 over her face with holes big enough for mosquito to pass through. So.

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JW's avatar

Yep! All booster with no payload.

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schneile's avatar

That was a good one! Similar to a mask I used to wear--when forced. I purposely got this one:

https://smile.amazon.com/Barode-Rhinestone-Masquerade-Decorative-Halloween/dp/B087TGMLDZ/

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Politico Phil's avatar

Am I to understand that I should not buy a VW, a German company, because of what some of their German ancestors did in the 30s and 40s?

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schneile's avatar

Go ahead and buy one. Just don't mistakenly virtue signal on Twitter that it's somehow morally better than a Tesla.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Excellent point. The cosmetic self-righteousness of virtue signaling is the antithesis of true righteousness that is being substituted in today's society. Another symptom of our spiritual illness.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Tiff Shuttlesworth, from the Lost Lamb Association, is a wonderful organization. He teaches from the Bible, stays in the Bible and ends in the Bible. He gives clear understanding of what and why it is happening. I find peace and hope with his messages. He is on you tube and face book. He has lots of podcasts. He is an Evangelist. Also Rabbi Jonathan Cahn, Hope of the World Ministries.

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

Please, Klo, don't give up the faith. Take breaks from all media (except Jeff) now and again. Create and observe joy and kindness in your personal world. Read or watch things that are funny and wholesome. And above all, always remember:. GOOD WILL ALWAYS TRIUMPH OVER EVIL.

God's got you, kiddo, and you are safe.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

KLo, share your faith that others might be saved!

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Lee Muller's avatar

One more week. Take effective action. Share with all Georgia voters.

Three take-aways for the Georgia Senate Runoff: Herschel Walker's stand for health freedom contrasts Raphael Warnock's recent "not voting"

https://leemuller.substack.com/p/georgia-senate-runoff-herschel-walkers

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Copernicus's avatar

Praying for Georgia.

And still praying for Arizona too.

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JW's avatar

I just hope everyone gets out to vote. I've talked to many who seem to think this runoff will not matter. It does! So important to get Walker into the senate.

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Roger Beal's avatar

It is critically important. Some folks say, "one more GOP in the Senate is not enough to take the majority". These people fail to think ahead. That 51/49 balance is not cast in concrete; it is subject to change in two short years, and sooner if Joe Manchin decides he's really a Republican.

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YYR's avatar

Manchin is no Republican.

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Copernicus's avatar

Oh good grief! It absolutely matters!!! We don’t know what the future holds. What happens if one of the current senators dies while in office?

Do not loose heart. Go vote!!!

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Amuzed_Traveler's avatar

“If voting mattered, they wouldn’t let you do it.” Mark Twain. I now believe Twain was right

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Credenda's avatar

Got a chuckle out of that. Now it’s “if voting for Trump mattered, they’ll make sure it won’t”………

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Roger Beal's avatar

The Reverend Warlock is a stain in the pulpit once home to Dr. M.L. King.

The Reverend Warlock supports late-term abortion. I wonder if he can cite chapter and verse from Scripture to defend his beliefs.

The Reverend Warlock is an Atlanta slumlord taking profit advantage of low-income blacks: https://www.theadvancenews.com/2022/10/26/warnock-a-slum-lord/

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Patricia Woodard's avatar

A wolf in sheep's clothing! Not like any "minister" I've ever known.

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LMWC's avatar

Does the “Rev. Al Sharpton” ring a bell? The place is crawling with them.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Anybody remember ‘Bonfire of the Vanities’ from the 80s, I think?

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Joe Karlovich's avatar

If they can force you to get the shot can they force you to get assisted suicided? Its amazing how people don't think that this could be abused by their government, especially after Covid and what we saw with vaccines. One could argue forcing people to get the vaccine was forcing people to get assisted suicided. Is there a difference when governments and doctors collude to kill people who willingly want to do something harmful to themselves vs people who unknowingly do something harmful themselves?

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Janet's avatar

They were euthanizing elderly in nursing homes every day. Tends to desensitize the murderers I’m sure.

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SB's avatar

The Nazis suicided a lot of people...

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Chevrus's avatar

Well the Gates Guy has been on about death panels again, so there's that...

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Copernicus's avatar

🎯🎯🎯

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Tareq I. Albaho, PhD's avatar

Mr Palmer's theory does not really help his cause.

So … err … fear and stress cause vaccine injuries.

So … err … those who have not been injected do not suffer that way.

So … err … getting injected renders you more vulnerable to blood-clotting complications from fear and stress.

That is basically what this new hypothesis is saying.

Great stuff.

Really amazing that drivel like this can get published anywhere.

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Janet's avatar

Twisted world we live in now, huh? I thought I read the stress of the vaxxed is being caused directly by the unvaxxed. Like me. Pointing the finger at us again as scapegoats.

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Tareq I. Albaho, PhD's avatar

I thought I would kill them all by not hanging a sheet of plasticised cloth in front of my face. But that didn't work either.

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Patricia Woodard's avatar

Yep. It's all Donald Trump's and the unvaxed's fault.

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Janet's avatar

She and her hubby spend all evening glued to CNN. if we do get together what in the world will we talk about? She has baited me a few times as well. She drove off her own daughter.

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YYR's avatar

The vaxxers are self-righteously enthusiastic about getting their myriad injections! I overheard a few enthusiasts at the pharmacy yesterday. They got Moderna last time, so they decided to "mix it up" and get Pfizer this time, plus they threw in a flu shot since they were already there. No stress at all. No brains either.

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Fla Mom's avatar

I was a small-group leader for a discussion group as part of a medical school medical ethics course in the late '00s. Assisted suicide was one of the topics. A film was shown of a Dutch man being murdered, with his consent. He was said to be clinically depressed. He was fully capable of his activities of daily living, eating and drinking on his own on film, mobile on his own, etc. He had no other disease and was not in chronic pain. This medical school attracted a more conservative student on average than the typical medical school. When I asked for impressions of the film, and the first student said, "That was beautiful," I knew we were rapidly sinking as a society. Between that session and the one on abortion, where I seemed to be the only person on my side of the issue each time, I felt literally nauseated for days. Those students and their cohort around the country in less-conservative medical schools, now practicing physicians for about the last 10-15 years, depending on specialty, are the ones who have 'managed' all the COVID patients, going along with administrative edicts on how to do so, not applying basic science to the problem at hand, but following algorithms developed by (who? administrators and bean-counters?). There's a video made by a nurse, who was outside her hospital, crying while describing one of her ICU COVID patients, one of the few she thought was going to pull through. She was ejected from the room by the physicians and when she was allowed to return he was dead. She could only conclude that he had been murdered. It seems impossible, unless enough physicians have been trained not on 'primum non nocere,' 'first, do no harm,' as I was, not on the notion that our relationship with our patient was the primary one, that it was our professional, almost sacred, duty to defend their lives and health, but rather groomed on the notion that the best course of treatment for some patients is that they be killed.

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M VARR's avatar

There was a reason family members were banned from being with their loved ones while they suffered with Covid.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Here's a related story I just saw, from Tampa, FL, in April 2020:

"Franca’s family is haunted by the knowledge that she was strapped to a bed for 10 days in the custody of total strangers who were touching her, changing her, and feeding her, while she was utterly helpless and unable to understand what was happening." Her family member who was her healthcare surrogate, since Franca was largely non-verbal and had Down Syndrome, was not allowed in the hospital once she was admitted from the ER. She was ventilated (contra her DNR) and died alone, with very little communication with her family.

https://open.substack.com/pub/covidreason/p/fighting-for-the-voiceless-the-death?r=ik4w6&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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M VARR's avatar

Stories like this will have me thinking long and hard before entrusting my care to those who wear white coats in hospitals.

The days of Marcus Welby MD are over.

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Cyn's avatar

I find I’m sighing way too much these days; a sure sign that my spirit is depressed at the speed in which humanity is slipping down the rabbit hole. How low can we go? Is anyone really interested in saving humanity? Even here, we who see and know the problem; are we willing to be part of the solution vs simply “liking” and commenting consensus? What are we going to do? Prayer is great, but weren’t we blessed with more super powers than sitting idly by waiting for a savior? Who do we believe will save us? And how much more time do we have? Apologies, but it’s more difficult each day to read the horror stories.

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

Please, Cyn, don't give up the faith. Take breaks from all media (except Jeff) now and again. Create and observe joy and kindness in your personal world. Read or watch things that are funny and wholesome. And above all, always remember:. GOOD WILL ALWAYS TRIUMPH OVER EVIL.

God's got you, kiddo, and you are safe.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Yes. My thoughts also. I believe it’s the book of Proverbs that says when evil grows powerful as it is right now, the righteous become silent. I’m paraphrasing liberally here.

This ride is so wild, I feel like I just have to look to me and mine (and others God may place in my path) and let the storm rage on to completion. It’s God’s storm and I’ve been watching it build for fifty plus years.

In the early days of the Covid scare, I battled on Nextdoor (and wherever I could) the notion that there was no treatment, death was almost certain and constant testing had to occur. There came such an avalanche of hatred that I felt like a herd of stampeding cattle were bearing down on me (Rawhide!) and trying to reason with them was a. Crazy and b. Dangerous.

That’s when I decided to get out of their way until it was over. And God is in charge, and it will end on His terms.

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

Yes. I never battled directly, but posted comments and truths, and in return lost AT LEAST three REAL in-person friends. Good job removing yourself from the fray.

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Cyn's avatar

Thanks for the encouragement! I have returned to my faith, which I had slowly wandered away a bit from over the years, so my belief and reliance on God’s grace and promises is being restored. Thanks again!

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Fortified City's avatar

They will not be satisfied until the world is in complete chaos.

It’s a little to difficult to ascertain the true purpose is it power and authority or merely the pleasures that darkness and destruction brings.

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M VARR's avatar

Apologies, but it’s more difficult each day to read the horror stories.

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I hear you.

I do my best to limit the horror stories I read.

It can be addictive...sort of like gawking at an auto wreck. They are designed to traumatize and isolate the reader.

Read something that gives you strength and warms your heart.

Take a break from the divisive media spellcasters on cable. They are not your friends.

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Susan's avatar

I read that Canada has now advised doctors not to put any reference to MAID on the death certificate. So we will never know the true numbers. Good bet that they are going higher by the day!

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Janet's avatar

Thought I read children are going to be able to request a visit from Dr. Death as well. Hope I’m wrong. But it’s the unnatural progression in this world we live in.

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Chevrus's avatar

Well it would stand to reason, given their track record. "Confused adolescent? Being swamped with gender dysphoria at school. Genital mutilation might be right for you"

"So yeah...feeling depressed? Step right into the parlor, we have a nice cocktail for you"

After all, its better to diversify ones herd-thinning options....

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Patrice's avatar

If you kill off all those pesky people who trans'd as teenager and then realized they made a horrible mistake, you won't have to worry about them messing up the glorious narrative...

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Janet's avatar

Frighteningly possible Chevrus. I have a grandkid caught up in this evil.

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Martha's avatar

As I posted elsewhere in this thread, "mature minors" might be on the list next ~ and they may not need parental consent.

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Susan's avatar

Another example of slippery slope although it looks like this was just one case worker.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

That's what we know.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Susan, I wonder if their life insurance policies will pay if MAID is on the death certificate?

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Janet's avatar

Very good point. I did read that docs were being encouraged to not list MAID on death certificates so the fix is in. Lying is just SOP now. Baked in everywhere.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

And what a house built on sand and certain to collapse they have erected.

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Janet's avatar

Eventually yes.

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Susan's avatar

Good point!

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KW NORTON's avatar

Awesome post. From an ex-San Franciscan.

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Chevrus's avatar

Funny thing , me too....

When I go back and visit....it's worse...

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KW NORTON's avatar

Yes, it is. No wonder there seems to be movement afoot involving Californians from farther North and a bunch or Oregonians who seriously want to join in plan called the Great State of Idaho.

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Chevrus's avatar

Back in the day, it was Dont Californicate Oregon but now Oregon has gone full retard. But yeah the mass exodus from CA is ongoing. MDs that have woken up to the shots will leave, and if/when they put the clot shot on the kids "vaccine schedule" it will turn into a stampede.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

We needed Tom McCall to live forever. Paraphrasing ‘visit, then go the hell home’

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Poor Idaho.

Will it survive?

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Dr Linda's avatar

Not sure I’ll ever go back again. I grew up in the Bay Area. So many fond memories, o well.

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Bingham22's avatar

Me too. Grew up in the Santa Cruz Mountains on Summit Road.

It was a beautiful and safe place to grow up…not anymore.

I was absolutely revolted when I went back to CA 4 years ago to visit my parents.

Now I can’t visit because my fully boostered and indoctrinated parents won’t let me come home because I am not vaccinated. My Dad is dying from a clot shot induced mega cancer…but I am not allowed to come home to see him.

Gosh I hate this, and there are about 38 depopulationist billionaires I want to personally see swing from a gibbet.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Ditto on the billionaires. There has to be one or two patriots somewhere.

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Politico Phil's avatar

I'm 71 and spent the last half of my childhood up to age 30 in San Jose. Loved CA. Now in FL. I can't understand how anyone near my age could still be taken in by all these lies. I suppose it is a form of denial that you have taken a death shot. Still...not wanting to see your children when you are being overtaken by a turbo cancer??? I have no words.

I dunno. I think I might just fly in unannounced. If they don't receive me at least I tried.

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Carol Sorrels's avatar

Excellent column. So many good points.

Our Canadian friend was just offered assistance to end their life rather than treatment & sent home . He is pissed off. Both my parents were "assisted" without their permission while my brother put everything in his name "legally". Trudeau & his hand picked 2nd in charge freeland are evil ,& control the media. Unfortunately my kids, grandkids were forced to vaxx or not work or attend school. A few self employed friends have resisted. Thank God we live in Florida & I am now an American.

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Michael Miller's avatar

Be careful about boasting prematurely RE the being an American thing. The fat lady has not yet sung. :)

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Willing Spirit's avatar

America; not so brave and not so free right now…😢.but better days are coming!

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Jill's avatar

Yes, stress only starting causing problems for vaccinated people in 2021. Up until that point, the govt. closing your business, smashing your face into the ground for not wearing a mask, going w/o income and your kids being unable to go to school w/o being tortured was good for people. There were not strange health problems associated w/this type of stress.

Then came 2021. A new kind of stress emerged and it is killing people suddenly! It causes all the same side effects the FDA know about before the EUA'd the injections but I"m sure it's just a coincidence.

Most keep hatred going. Censorship will make certain people stay ignorant, and threats to not look back won't work, you evil creeps!

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Jill's avatar

Jeff, is there are way to get Fauci's testimony unsealed? This certainly qualifies as "in the public interest". He is a public servant and his testimony should not be kept from the public.

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Flipflopgirl's avatar

Fauci will be making a lot more money on CNN. That, it seems, is where all the Socialist operatives go.

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Chevrus's avatar

Gotta pay for that security detail somehow..

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J Boss's avatar

I dunno about "a lot more money.' He had a salary close to $400K/yr as a gov't employee. That doesn't include the royalties for the vaccines, RemDEADzivir, and other drugs he pushed.

But he will get satisfaction from thinking he's still "the science" (or at least he gets to play it on TV).

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Politico Phil's avatar

He's a multi-millionaire at this point.

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