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Josh's avatar

I’m concerned for Danielle Smith. She may be Hillaried very soon. She is speaking alot of uncomfortable truths for the WEF

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Scott Kiley's avatar

We must support those brave leaders willing to speak. We too must speak. The more people spreading the truth makes it possible for leaders to stand up and say, enough! Finally, the more people standing up in support make it less likely to get Hillaried.

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Daily Growler's avatar

I just finished reading an inspiring book on this subject, "Live not by Lies, a Manual for Christian Dissidents" by Rod Dreher. I highly recommend it.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

Another read for Christians: “Letter to the American Church” by Eric Metasxas. You will be nodding your head, and preparing to get in your car and go visit your pastor.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

Another great reference. Eric Metaxas' biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer is yet another must-read: https://ericmetaxas.com/books/bonhoeffer-pastor-martyr-prophet-spy/

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LMWC's avatar

He will shortly have one out on Martin Luther. He talked about it on Takeaways with Kirk Cameron.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

Hi Laurie, Is he writing another one? He has a book on Martin Luther from 2017.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

Yes, indeed. It’s on my wish list in Audible.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

Great reference. Rod's book remains a must-read.

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Suzanne's avatar

Just purchased, thanks for the recommendation.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Yes to all the books. I use that "live not by lies' line often.

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Copernicus's avatar

I know. After I read those stories about her courageous and bold statements, I prayed for her protection, as we all should.

The folks who write about totalitarianism, Desmett and Rod Draher come to mind, say we must SPEAK TRUTH. The totalitarians use audible words to control and produce fear. We must use audible words to combat them.

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Diana's avatar

There is protection in the fact she is speaking out. If they touch her then she becomes more of a problem for the WEF. It’s more likely they will try to defame her. This is what cowards do.

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on the doss's avatar

She did say as long as they brag about pols. that they control. Does this mean that if they don't brag she will support WEF? Just asking

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RunningLogic's avatar

I also wondered about that phrasing.

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Diana's avatar

Someone has to pull up big girl pants and do it. It starts with one others will support. Bravo to her for being a strong independent minded woman!

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Head Scullery Maid's avatar

And don't order them on Amazon. Who here is selling big girl panties? Are they available in the C&C store?

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Diana's avatar

All big girls panties made in China. Haha. Good luck finding panties made in the US.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah China doesn’t have big girl panties. Have you seen their sizing for women’s clothes?? 😱

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Anne Clifton's avatar

I don't know. . . While cleaning out my mother's house I found an old pair of American made size 60 panties! She was not nearly that large and she was not one to put on big girl panties and speak out on anything important. She was a hoarder, however. 🤣🤷

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Positively Paying It Forward's avatar

I think size 60 comes with its own zip code.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Hahahahahaha! There was that time when a circus was in town and an elephant escaped, came walking through her yard and scared her into the chicken house. Maybe the panties belonged to the fat lady at the circus.

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Mary Ann's avatar

There will be more “leaders” doing the same thing as they wake up and realise, they are screwed if they continue to comply with e the wef💖

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PermieGeek's avatar

Maybe AZ new governor?

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Dr Linda's avatar

That thought crossed my mind as well.

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lynn's avatar

Many African leaders took her stance and they are no longer living.

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Positively Paying It Forward's avatar

She’s certainly not going to get anything from Santa “Klaus” for Christmas this year except maybe some coal, which of course she could/would gladly send to Europe to help them heat their homes.

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Garden variety's avatar

We are so hopeful she is not just talking it appears as tho there is action behind her words… in other words her speech and actions match..

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

I hope so! 🙏

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Martha's avatar

Arkancide in Alberta?

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Henry Engelking's avatar

I would be a lot more concerned if she wasn't speaking up, she was elected to speak up, if she didn't speak up we would be back to same place we started before the election.

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Erika Granath's avatar

Praying for this hero…May God protect and keep Danielle Smith so she can continue to speak the truth. 🙏🏻

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Jeff's avatar

"The Petitioners should not have been terminated for choosing not to protect themselves."

This is the only part of which l disagree with the court. By not taking this "vax" we chose TO PROTECT ourselves.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Excellent catch. I'd rather take my chances with IVM or HCQ and zinc/D3 than an experimental jab. The judge should also cite that 'covid' death rates are less than .1% for most people, so the risk was never that big anyway.

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Credenda's avatar

Off-topic somewhat but need opinions. Many of my church friends are tripled vaxxed. They are all self-described conservatives. We were talking about the media last week and almost all of them said they watch and rely on Newsmax for truthful information. Since I don’t have a TV anymore I went to the website to check them out. To me, they seem to embrace many of the mainstream narratives, but with just a touch of conservatism. It made me wonder if newsmax is just another controlled news source. There was no pushback against the COVID scam or the shots. Is this an accurate impression of newsmax?

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Trudy's avatar

I used to read Newsmax website, but no longer…they are in with the mainstream narratives…

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Kitkat's avatar

Emerald Robinson was fired from Newsmax for refusing the Vax. She now writes on substack https://emeralddb3.substack.com/

And I also read that Grant Stinchfield was fired for refusing to attack Tucker Carlson. link to article: https://archive.ph/gjvqF

I started watching Newsmax right after the 2020 election, as I lost all hope with other "conservative" news channels. But it didn't take long for them to stink just as much as the others.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

We were watching OAN and loved it but Direct TV, AT&T, and just about every other provider dropped them...because they tell the truth! Samsung TV blocks them and I've heard Sony TVs do as well. OAN had top notch journalists but access is extremely limited. We watch newsmax now but dislike most of it, especially Greta Van Sustern who tries very hard to cover the fact that she's a dem. Any station that let's Pfizer buy ad time is part of the narrative! OAN didn't succomb, all of the others continue to flood us with "get the safe and effective booster" garbage.

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Credenda's avatar

Thanks for your post. That was the kind of information I was looking for.

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Freebird's avatar

Kitkat, good assessment. They’re basically Fox wannabe.

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Copernicus's avatar

Haven’t read Newsmax for awhile, but my last impression of them was that they aren’t as conservative as they once were. Weird.

So.weird. how so many allegedly conservative entities fell head over heels into the covid quagmire. I still do not understand it.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

I've mentioned this many times before. I am very disappointed in religious leaders. Did none of them do any research? The subject is not mentioned at all at my church, except in individual conversations. It seems that people think it is "political" and don't want to offend anyone. Meanwhile, I am seeing what are certainly vaccine induced diseases or injuries, such as two cases of pancreatic cancer, several who have had strokes, one case of asthma which was acknowledged by a pulmonologist as having been caused by the jab, a severely injured young mother who cannot return to her family's ministry in Central America unless she improves, and one of our pastors who has been sick over and over and has just returned to work after his latest month long bout of pneumonia. The Epoch Times https://www.theepochtimes.com/ is an excellent resource. I depend on that, on this substack, on Lifesite News https://www.lifesitenews.com/ and The Highwire https://thehighwire.com/ We don't have cable TV and I can't honestly remember the last thing we watched on TV. All the sources I mentioned are free, except for Epoch Times, but it is well worth what it costs, in my opinion.

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Copernicus's avatar

Sadly, many religious leaders were mesmerized by alleged Christian Francis Collins. I say alleged because although he identifies as Christian, he also thinks that murdering young human children is okay, as long as they are not yet born, and he thinks that harvesting organs and tissue from live born tiny humans is also acceptable, for Science. (Aborted tissue used for research must be taken from living babies who have not yet died. I know. It’s appalling. So never let anyone ever tell you again that this is just “leftovers” from an abortion. These babies are delivered alive, their organs harvested, which results in their death.)

Anyway, Francis Collins was deployed to persuade Christian leaders to follow the C D C. I heard in video the ethicist from the Christian Medical and Dental Association say, out loud, that he didn’t believe the allegations of risk of miscarriage due to jab, because Francis Collins said it was safe, and he trusts Francis Collins.

How can you trust somebody who CLAIMS to be Christian and yet is okay with abortion?

This statement and the signatories below will make your blood curdle.

https://statement.biologos.org/

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Credenda's avatar

Wow there’s somebody else who sees through Francis Collins! Exactly right about his false faith! He has done so much damage to Christianity by his tireless efforts to get them to question Gods Word the Bible. He has lied repeatedly about COVID and now, with what you are saying about his support for abortion I can’t help but think he is working for Satan. Thanks for posting this. I’m sending it to someone who has need to know about this man and his activities.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Agreed! Another statement that angered me was that "Jesus would get the vaccine." Somehow, I think Jesus would be standing against the injustice, even the genocide that is happening, especially now that they've come after our children. Francis Collins wouldn't be able to fool Him.

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Copernicus's avatar

Oh, that made me angry too.

Invoke Jesus, because then you supposedly have the moral high ground. I mean, how does one argue against that?!

(Seriously, how does one argue against that.)

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Well, since Jesus was fully human and fully God, He would know that the shots were not safe and effective. He would also know the motives of the ones who are pushing them.

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Copernicus's avatar

Well, right.

But, I mean, at the moment of encountering someone who sincerely believes that they ARE safe, effective, and being proffered out of love for humanity…. I am not saying there is no counter to their argument. I am saying that invoking the name of Jesus rapidly squelches discussion.

Kind of like the person who says, “well, God is telling me to marry Joe.” Well, okay. But if we know that Joe is a Satanist, and we also know that God said don’t join light and dark, then maybe we can discuss whether it is really God telling you to marry Joe, or your own (bad) reasoning.

Those discussions were not permitted in many Christian groups, however.

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Credenda's avatar

Ironically, the pastor and his wife are not vaccinated. Many young couples refused it. The ones who took the shots were by and large, elderly. They simply have tremendous faith in doctors and their own doctor in particular. But like you, I also see the results. It is so frustrating.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah I read it for a while but got disgusted with them for parroting the MSM. They just pretend to be conservative.

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Lone Star's avatar

Ruddy is a donor to the Clinton Foundation. So, yes.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

I caught that, too. You have to think of it as a legal document, not the judge singlehandedly wanting to take down the "vax". He's saying the only rationale for getting the shot, according to current CDC guidance and growing evidence, is personal protection from severe symptoms. As such , the policy is nonsensical and unfair. His ruling is based on the fact that the jab mandate policy was predicated on the thoroughly discredited principle that the shots protect everybody around you from transmission.

We know the jabs probably don't even protect from severe symptoms (and certainly not balanced against risk of injury), but the lawsuit wasn't really about that. It was about invalidating the mandate policy.

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Rebecca's avatar

Actually, I prefer the way the judge framed this. In a way, we unvaxed got "lucky" that the COVID jab was so obviously bad. But what happens during the next pandemic (you know it's coming) if the pharma companies manage to come up with a vaccine that actually does work and prevents you from being infected? I would still maintain that I should have the freedom to make medical decisions for myself without facing the lord of my job.

I would hope the judge's use of this phrasing could serve as a precedent in a situation like that.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

Good point! Throwing this mandate out on the basis that this jab doesn't work at all would leave the door open for a mandate of some future vaccine that works better.

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Peace's avatar

I've been concerned about this!

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Peace's avatar

You just put into words what I have been mulling over for months! Should the freedom to choose be maintained even if it does work? For one thing, this has taught us that they can cover and make it appear as though it does work for long enough to get the majority of people to succumb. So, during that "honeymoon period," the pokes look effective and the only thing protecting those not wanting it is the appeal to freedom to choose.

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Deni Isle's avatar

I caught that right away, too. That wasn't necessary at all and controdictory to earlier statements. It makes those of us who rejected getting this shot look wreckless. All of us here ARE and have been protecting ourselves by taking supplements among a variety of other things, just not the shot. It makes me wonder why this statement was made.

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

I see it as the job said you must take the jab to protect others and prevent transmission even if you don’t want to protect yourself. The judge recognizes that the jabs don’t protect others or prevent transmission. The judge is not making a claim as to whether or not the jabs actually protect the individual that takes it or not, but is making a statement about medical choice. I appreciate the wording.

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CraigN's avatar

They didn't protect themselves by leaving a job with jab mandates! All in how you read it!

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Jeff's avatar

Oh, but they did... Not sure I follow ?

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CraigN's avatar

Just saying maybe the judge said they didn't protect themselves because they continued to work for an employer that required jabs whereas if they had left that employer they would have protected themselves. Maybe my comment should have been better left in my head. 🤪

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Karen's avatar

Love all you do Jeff.

We really need a shirt of some kind that says “Experts are baffled”

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

And maybe “Don’t Shed on Me” (take off of “don’t tread on me”)

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Doug Young's avatar

I also like "Thanks experts".

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Mel's avatar

Hard to watch Fetterman struggle, even though I hope he loses the race. He belongs at home, getting daily, intensive speech and occupational therapy. I don’t predict a long life for him.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Was nothing more sad than the other day when Biden appeared with Fetterman for a rally. A dementia patient and a vaxxine-damaged stroke patient acting like they're going to do something for America. They can't even take care of themselves.

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Julie's avatar

Our current elected officials and want-to-be's are normalizing word salad and gibberish. Since when has it been ok to have mentally impaired and sick people running our country?

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AngelaK's avatar

Maybe it is because they are puppets of Soros and others? Puppets just do as told, they dont think.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Exactly. They’re just being used.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

Welcome to our national nightmare. It's possible the PA senate race could be decided by fraud, again, too. What a fine pair those two would make in D.C.!

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Rabbitgurl formerly SL's avatar

THIS!!?!?! exactly. It's dreadful.

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Janet's avatar

Yes. This must be adding additional stress and anxiety to the vax damage as a whole. My husband had a stroke at 49. High Anxiety was part of it when he couldn’t get words out. He has since mostly recovered but 27 years later damages are magnified in his health. This is the last thing Fetterman should be doing. Strokes go along with heart damage. He’s crazy to continue.

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Annie's avatar

I don't feel sorry for him. He's made that choice along with his "loving" wife and family. Karma is coming around for them.

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Kathy McCullough's avatar

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny was saying she is having trouble being empathetic anymore to these people who keep getting the shots. Someone wrote in "You are suffering from battle fatigue." That's honestly how it feels after years of trying to get people to see this agenda, and I teeter back and forth between "Karma" and empathy. But not between electing him or not. NOT.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I feel the same.

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Annie's avatar

Agree.

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Julie's avatar

Just like Jill! I hold her responsible for allowing old Joe to be in the White House. This should be called elder abuse!

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RunningLogic's avatar

I don’t feel sorry for Joe though. He’s lived his life lying and grifting and using the American taxpayers to fund his worthless career. He’s always been a cheat and a user. This is all just par for the course.

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Renee Marie's avatar

It wasn’t up to her. She’s a part of the Biden crime family. She’s his “handler”.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

Fetterman serves up word salads like he works at Souper Salad. It's amazing anybody will vote for him. But about half still will. Hopefully just under half.

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JW's avatar

It seemed like whomever was in charge purposely set up the doomed debate knowing he would in deed fail. Maybe the idea of his winning the race and the reality of what that would mean caught up with some logical sense.

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Mark Geiger's avatar

Honestly, I don't know much about Danielle Smith, but I will say that she sounds impressive; an elected official who plans to do what's best for her constituency, not for her own agenda or personal gain. It's refreshing because we see so very little of that in America anymore...

On the other hand, it's pretty much a given that the WEF and Castreau are frantically digging for dirt on her. I expect they'll be dropping something, ANYTHING, to try to drag her down within the next few weeks. Unfortunately, in today's clown world, being competent or (gasp!) even semi-principled is a revolutionary act in politics, sure to make one the target of the unprincipled, amoral, greedy, grasping, and often profoundly disgusting wretches who currently have power and influence.

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Susan Catherine's avatar

"Castreau" 😂😂 love it!

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Barney Rubble's avatar

Imagine the freaking novelty of acting in the best interests of your constituents. THIS is what all people must actively and persistently demand of their governments IF they expect them to be representative.

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Lorie's avatar

Yes, I’m sure they are trying to dig up something on her. She was a radio talk show host for a while so I’m sure they have their earbuds in listening to past shows for some tidbit where she shares her pro-life or pro-same-sex marriage views.

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Mark Shulgasser's avatar

She's Canada's De Santis.

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robbin's avatar

I love this sentence,

“It’s $cience”

Worthy of putting on some merch?

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

OH YEAH!! THIS!!!!

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

YES YES YES!!!

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Margaret Paul's avatar

I just want to take this opportunity to say Thank You Mr. Childers, for your commitment to Honesty, Truth and the American people.

If not for people like you, Dr.Ladapo, America's Frontline Doctors, Governor DeSantis, the forgotten defender of unborn Children, David Daleidon, and so many more that should be named here, this country would have been sucked into a disastrous, downward spiral towards an abyss that could have very well destroyed not just the country we have all come to know and love, but the gentle, and often times unprotected, innocent inhabitants of this earth, our children.

May God Bless and protect, your family and all the brave men and women who have stood up for those who could not see what you, the people on these pages, and so many others have seen.

God knows where we would be without the courageous foot soldiers who stood up for all of us in this clear and calculated attack on freedom and humanity.

Your interview on Epoch Times was AMAZING by the way, and I encourage anyone who hasn't had the time or the opportunity to watch it, to do so.

Thank you again, and God Bless.

Margaret

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Ellen Komorowski's avatar

Amen Margaret!

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CraigN's avatar

Hosted by" Sanford Yoga and Community Center" Now you know where to direct your outrage.

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Janet's avatar

Do they have permission to use the Disney brand ? Disney used to go after anyone hard using their branding and logo without permission. If the yoga and brewing place has legal use from Disney—then Disney is all for this horror. Contact Disney as well. Make the pile of shite on them higher.

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CraigN's avatar

Here is where you can report piracy or infringement. Make it painful for these people.

tips@disneyantipiracy.com

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Janet's avatar

Thanks. 👍🏻

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Fla Mom's avatar

Done, thanks.

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

Sounds like your family hasn’t gotten the memo about Disney yet?

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JSR's avatar

Disney is the horror

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PamelaZelie's avatar

You are 100% correct. Boycott everything Disney, please.

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Credenda's avatar

Agree. Why does anyone think that Disney would object? They’re all on the same team. Disney hates kids.

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Fla Mom's avatar

My email said that if they didn't take immediate action it would give Gov. DeSantis more material to use against them. They might even think I'm on their side, lol.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Ooh that was a nice little spin on the argument 😁 Well done!

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Janet's avatar

If anything if Disney didn’t give permission then they would be advised of illegal use. And will get back to the yoga and brewing with a friendly lawyer letter or a hammer. Not sure of legality but I had a business once and others used logos and branding in their craft and pattern business. Some got whacked back.

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Politico Phil's avatar

My guess is Disney is behind the perverted show - unofficially.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

I live in NC and I would not have expected the town of Sanford to have such a thing. Raleigh, Durham, Asheville, Carrboro for sure, but Sanford??? Unbelievable.

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

They’re everywhere

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Steelhands's avatar

Here is their email address. I just sent them a notice of my objections. I couldn't find the satantist drag show ad or any reference.

sanfordyogaandcommunitycenter@gmail.com

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M VARR's avatar

As I’ve said before, what we ultimately need is a new federal law canceling all vaccine liability protection, and putting vaccines on an equal footing with other drugs.

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I would add

As I’ve said before, what we ultimately need is a new federal law canceling all vaccine liability protection, and putting vaccines on an equal footing with other drugs,

products and services produced and supplied by businesses.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

This red wave coming into power soon had better get a grip on this vaxxxine BS. A medical freedom amendment added to the Constitution?

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OnTheJump's avatar

" better get a grip" is right - anything less than reigning the "vaxxxine BS" in, bringing drastic change (many options available as to what needs 'fixing' - insert YOUR thoughts here) will most CERTAINLY be a HUGE letdown...

And leave NO DOUBT that the stink reaches FAR beyond the democratic party.

The Republicans will have much to prove - and it's got to be PASS or FAIL.

No in-between.

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DEBORAH A HART's avatar

Jeff, Satan does exist. This ideology targeting children is of the devil. Pure evil.

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Canny Granny's avatar

The devil’s greatest trick is convincing you he doesn’t exist! Conflicting reports on who said it first, but it definitely wasn’t me.

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Julie's avatar

I thought he was being sarcastic... because you are right.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Jeff was being sarcastic; love his wit.

As to those who scoff about satan—-Jesus did not.

“You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies” (John 8:44)

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CraigN's avatar

Wonder if Premier Smith would be interested in relocating and running for office? Guess she couldn't run for President as you need to be a 'natural born citizen'. Obummner, guess that really isn't necessarily the case. Anyhow, come on down Premier Smith!

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Naomi's avatar

Courage is contagious. Let's hope more stand up in Canada. It's a direct snub to Trudeau who is controlled by the WEF.

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Susan Catherine's avatar

I was just thinking the same thing! That courage is contagious. Hoping it lifts up some others who needed someone else to be the first. I like her style.

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Naomi's avatar

DeSantis is showing other Republicans the value of courage. I think we are going to see a new Republican cohort entering the political scene.

Kari Lake is cut from the same mold. I am looking forward to her term in office. Wow.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

I pray this is so. And, perhaps, it will open more people’s eyes over the cowardice of the McConnells, Grahams and other RINOS in the party.

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Politico Phil's avatar

As a Floridian, I love DeSantis. If anything, Kari Lake seems to take it to the next level. If we get a small cadre of people like these two, we'll take back the city.

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Naomi's avatar

They are giving other Republicans courage. When DeSantis got rid of the Tampa DA who for 7 years would not prosecute criminals, he showed how it is done. Doug Mastriano will do that in PA. Goodbye Krasner. Lee Zeldin will do that in NY. Goodbye Alvin Bragg. This is a beginning.

Dr. Jensen will do it in Minnesota.

There is a new day dawning. If these candidates can get past the fraud.

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Annie's avatar

Oh yeah. She was calling him and all the cabal out and putting them on notice. 👍

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Roger Beal's avatar

IMO, she needs to stay where she is and battle that prissy thug in Ottawa. Just like DeSantis can do more good for America right now leading a Free State in battle against federalism running rampant.

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Janet's avatar

🙏🏻 This spreads to the south of Canada. Come on Repubs running for office. Take this bull by the horns and run. Make a new Red voter keep voting red.

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Alan Davis's avatar

Lets Annex Alberta into the new free America

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Roger Beal's avatar

That was proposed a few decades ago - to annex Alberta and Manitoba, with their citizens' approval - as those two provinces had more in common with the American spirit than they did with Ottawa. Once Brandon has entered history's dustbin, that idea might come around again.

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Naomi's avatar

A few years ago the Canadian western provinces were discussing petitioning to become part of the US union of states. Wonder what happened to that movement?

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Michele's avatar

Anybody who could watch that Fetterman/Oz 'debate' and not feel deeply sad has no heart or moral compass. I had to turn it off after a while; how could any sane and sensitive person want ANYTHING to do with a party that runs not only senile Brandon but stroke-mangled Fetterman. It is cruel, disgusting, and captial W wrong. If I hadn't already abandoned the Democrat party years ago, this would do it. Truly evil. If you haven't watched it, look it up, to know just how sick the Democrats are. I would never have spoken like this, until I saw what I saw last night.

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Julie's avatar

How every Democrat can't look at that and see how expendable they are, they are flat out evil themselves or delusional.

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Dick Davis's avatar

Sick, sick sick…embarrassing

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Annie's avatar

It's also karma coming back at him.

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Man-i's avatar

Its always about children because bullies are really cowards and always pick on the weakest most defenseless because they are easy targets.

Finally someone is talking about cutting taxes.

Desantis finally is cutting taxes.

Everybody has lost sight of the single most important issue. Taxes taxes taxes. The American colonists would have 50 revolutions if they saw the level of taxation that we were victimized by today. The government at the federal and state and local levels could never get away with the things that it’s doing if taxes were only 10% or nonexistent compared to what they are now

Remember government has no resources of its own. Government makes nothing does nothing produces nothing. The services that government renders are total deadweight LOSS on society. Most sane people want roads and schools and police protection. But arguably anything and everything that government does could be done better and more efficiently and more cheaply by the private sector.

Federal spending needs to be cut back by several trillion dollars

All kinds of public sector agencies and departments and services need to be abolished and replaced by nothing

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Fla Mom's avatar

Imagine what they'd think about federal withholding of income, for purposes of taxation! And it was a 'temporary emergency' measure, of course.

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Canny Granny's avatar

Temporary is always permanent. Founding fathers never wanted a strong federal government.

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David Cashion's avatar

Sunset clauses for every

law , dept, regulation

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Lana's avatar

This! 🙏

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

I said to the boastful, “Do not boast,”

And to the wicked, “Do not lift up the horn;

Do not lift up your horn on high,

Do not speak with insolent pride.”

For not from the east, nor from the west,

Nor from the desert comes exaltation;

But God is the Judge;

He puts down one and exalts another.

For a cup is in the hand of the Lord, and the wine foams;

It is well mixed, and He pours out of this;

Surely all the wicked of the earth must drain and drink down its dregs.

But as for me, I will declare it forever;

I will sing praises to the God of Jacob.

And all the horns of the wicked He will cut off,

But the horns of the righteous will be lifted up.

— Psalm 75:4-10 NASB1995

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Copernicus's avatar

Lord, cut off these wicked horns. Lift up your mighty right hand and make your righteousness known.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

I'm just having "fun" doing some medical stuff in Cleveland!

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sojourner's avatar

One small detail Jeff, my calendar insists that it is WEDNESDAY. No messing around with the timeline! :).......

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Jeff Childers's avatar

fixed!

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Lana's avatar

Skipping hump day this week in honor of the drag queens...?

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Roger Beal's avatar

ISWYDT, Kaneks4.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Holy cow! You’re right. My mind is a jumble

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Scott Kiley's avatar

This tidal wave of good news has me very nervous. Throughout the COVID hoax, unthinkable crimes have been committed. I hope the good news does not make people complacent. Those responsible for crimes against humanity must be held to account. If we do not hold the criminals to account, these crimes will soon repeat. Further, with what has unfolded, how does anyone trust any pharmaceutical product? If you need blood, an IV, any vaccine, any prescription, how can you trust those same companies that continue to push the death jab?

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Fla Mom's avatar

I'm a retired physician, and the scandal of the fake, unethical science has me skeptical of every product and all of the personnel. I'm doing my best to avoid the "health care" system, for my own safety and health.

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Annie's avatar

Amen. I told my family that every pill, shot, protocol, procedure and everything else coming from the medical, dental and veterinary establishment should be considered harmful and not in your best interest until proven otherwise. They are not to be given trust. They must earn it back every time.

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Scott Kiley's avatar

Are people in the medical community waking up? I emailed my cousin doctor countless evidence. I get back nothing. What do you find?

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ToniLynn Fleming's avatar

I think we’re going to see a big shift to natural healthy as people wake up to the $$ behind the medical industry. Many of us in the medical field are in it to serve people not have them taken advantage of. I began asking questions way too late when the diabetic drug metformin was recalled due to “too much of a carcinogen” a few years ago.

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Fla Mom's avatar

So many seem robotic, immune, as it were, to what was considered normal science and ethics when I was in practice.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

Couldn’t agree more! I was considering getting the shingles shot, NOW I just want to say NO! Honestly think I’d rather just take my chances and really research holistic healing alternatives to all of this.

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