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Alison Smith's avatar

Thrilled to death that the Gibson’s won! Oberlin college has always thought they are better than anyone else in the community. They have done many other things to undermine the town, so this is Just Desserts. Sadly, the two main Gibson’s didn’t live to see the outcome of the case, but I hope they are looking down from Heaven and smiling. Truth wins!

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Jeff C's avatar

People on our side really need to take this to heart, Gibson's Bakery has shown what it takes to fight back.

The left has decided that it will openly use *blatantly illegal* actions towards it's perceived political enemies. They do this because they rightly assume most conservatives are too timid to fight back and that they will pay no penalty for doing so. This manifests itself in many ways including libelous defamation, open discrimination toward whites and/or Christians, and blanket denials of vaccine exemptions. These are all clearly illegal acts that are indefensible.

The only way to stop this is to document everything, know the law backwards and forwards, and sue these scoundrels back to the Stone Age. Instead we get whining about how "unfair" something is and then people usually put up with it. How many people ended up taking the vax against their will while spending zero time studying the extensive case law and EEOC writings on the subject? Most of them I'm willing to bet.

It's hard work, but then preserving a culture and standing up to totalitarianism usually is. Whining about unfairness is a loser attitude, we wouldn't put up with this in our kids yet we do it all the time when the Left acts illegally. Gibson's Bakery has shown what can be done when people stand up rather than cower.

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Cyn's avatar

Spot on! “How many people ended up taking the vax against their will while spending zero time studying the extensive case law and EEOC writings on the subject? Most of them I'm willing to bet.”

Most of my friends who raced for the vax can’t face the fact they were sucker-punched due to their own laziness or refusal at open-mindedness to at least look at a different “science” than the media-driven, political theatre. This is the most disheartening and leaves many of us as “the enemy” among our families and friends even though our “conspiracy theories” have been proven to be factual.

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Earnshaw's avatar

I just refused to go to a family event because I didn't want to deal with the conspiracy theorist comments, slights and mean looks of disdain and disbelief that I could be so paranoid and stupid. It's exhausting to be around such toxic energy. I keep trying to share information, but to no avail. All I get is SILENCE when I send proof that our "conspiracy theories" are fact.

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SadieJay's avatar

We just don't talk about it. The deed has been done. They are shot to shit. But, we love them. All we can do is pray there are no after effects. How awful to have been injected then hear the horror stories? There were NO horror stories last April.

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Harold Saive's avatar

Try this -- ‘Civilization Will Crumble’: Elon Musk Issues Dire Warning About Rapid Shift To Green Energy

https://groups.google.com/g/town-square-news/c/FBDeI4xsRpg/m/ADLH9w-6BAAJ

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SadieJay's avatar

Everyone has a different horrendous tale to tell. I inherited a healthy genetic skepticism gene from my dad. He was like Dr. House before House was cool. Everybody lies. That is how I hit this head on. Hubs job mandated this jab April 2021. With less than 6 days notice. I begged and pleaded with him to do anything but let it happen. He works on a ship and they were in port. They rounded up the crew and sent them through a maze of yelling matrons with red flags and into a shot shack right on the pier. He said he now knows how the Jews felt. It was not a conscious "yes" to this, it was forced on him to keep supporting his family or get fired. And....he is now thinking when he goes back that they will mandate #4 booster on all the crew. It is a liberal bunch of owners and the engineering crew all listen to their wives and any leaning to the right has been squarely squashed by the leftie ladies. The guys he used to work with all thought the same in the past, but now everyone is brainwashed. He feels like he is on Exile Island on Survivor because everyone around him has drank the kool-aid. So, yes. This was coercion. Plain and simple. I called lawyers and due to the fact this was so early in the game, nobody had answers. I literally could find nothing about this. We even tried a medical exemption due to the brain disorder that killed his dad. I even asked the Mayo clinic neurologist who studied dad's brain if Hubs should get the vax. Yes. He should be first in line, he said. So, how much research on case law and EEOC can you do in 4 days? A shit ton. But, it is a private company and if you don't do what they tell you, they fire you. Plain and simple. This all makes me SO angry.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I’m so sorry about all this. It’s so wrong 😞 I am enraged on your behalf and hope something can be done to get back at these people 😡

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CMCM's avatar

Considering all the time a certain group of people spend on facebook and in the twitterverse, they could have and should have sacrificed just a smidgen of that time on researching the virus and vaccines. Maybe they would have learned something....or maybe not.

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Earnshaw's avatar

Sometimes people are AFRAID to look. If they don't think they'll like what they may see and/or they might have to DO SOMETHING, they DON'T WANT to look. Unfortunately, this attitude is going to shatter when the "Magic Carpet Ride" of "vaccine" euphoria fades and the carpet is pulled COMPLETELY out from underneath ALL OF US and we go crashing to the ground. It's already happening to me! I have suffered with negative side effects from the Pfizer "vaccine." I got 2 doses;

ER8730 on March 22, 2021 and

ER8731 on April 19, 2021

in New Castle County, Delaware.

I now have fibromyalgia. My thyroid medication has fluctuated so much that my medication has changed numerous times since the JABS. I have bad headaches and my endurance is shot. I have trouble keeping my breath and I have to rest several times a day. I'm only 56 and I feel 86. I have also had shingles. I am a Type 2 diabetic and I get sick more than ever before. I stand firmly on MY TESTIMONY AND BELIEF that my immune system has been negatively effected by a biological weapon that was researched and released upon the world by China to weaken its enemies. Needless to say, I'm angry, hurt and scared because I fell for the COVID mania and got 2 shots. Most of all, I'm afraid for my future. Will my life expectancy be less with the JAB? Did stopping after 2 jabs help to save me? Will I be so disabled at an early age that my husband will be burdened taking care of me? All I can say now is, I do the best that I can each day to move forward and stay positive.

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Barbls's avatar

SDcanvassing.com today got a ruling that requires three major South Dakota counties to preserve their election data. Every county in SD refused FOIA requests for 2020 and 2022 primary data, and since they could legally have started destroying that data Sept 3, this ruling is a big deal.

The relentless work of this small organization exemplifies "document everything, know the law backwards and forwards, and sue these scoundrels back to the Stone Age." And yes, there are scoundrels in SD that need to get kicked back to the Stone Age rather than getting kick backs.

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NJ's avatar

100% We fought (and lost) a battle w a developer & corrupt local government over a massive zoning violation/overreach. The city of course is all for unbridled development, damned be their own laws and requirements. Though we lost the battle and spent $$, time in the very unpleasant, difficult effort, we don't regret it for a minute. We exposed the corrupt government and process. A few neighbors stood up, but only for a minute -not the long unpleasant slog. While city ruled against us, we have our self-respect, dignity. The project ultimately did not go forward and the developer moved on (conscious we would fight every step). Winning!

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Jeff C's avatar

Fought a similar successful fight over a massive cell tower roll-out in my community. What was a real eye opener was how the cell tower company was blatantly lying and acting illegally and City Staff completely ignored it and took every lie at face value. They were far more worried about being sued by the cell tower company and were happy to throw residents under the bus.

We changed that by passing the strongest ordinance in the US and also stripping city staff of the power to approve these sites and requiring public hearings. It took a bunch of dedicated amateurs learning everything we could about Federal telecommunications law, state public utility law, and RF propagation. By the time we were done we knew ten times more than that of the cell tower bozos and were easily able to call BS on them in real time.

That is winning and it's what we all should be doing. Judging by the comment quality, there are lots of smart people on here. We need to be harnessing that to fight the left at every step.

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RunningLogic's avatar

That is awesome!! It is great to hear of successes like yours! My family helped fight a nuclear waste dump in their rural area in 1989-1990. They ended up winning against Mario Cuomo and his state government goons. They thought we were a bunch of hicks that would easily be swayed by their bs and didn’t expect the intelligence, savvy and resistance. It was great to have that example of the people fighting the government and winning.

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CuiBono?'s avatar

🙌🏼👊🏻🎉

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CuiBono?'s avatar

Awesome - very impressed! 🙌🏼🎉

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Joy sister's avatar

Preach it, Jeff!

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Oberlin's original general counsel, who failed so miserably on this case, know what happened to her? Why, one of the best universities in the world -- and some argue the best in the Ivy League -- hired her as their general counsel. That university? Cornell. https://legalinsurrection.com/2021/04/cornells-new-general-counsel-is-oberlin-college-in-house-lawyer-responsible-for-gibsons-bakery-case/

Can't make this stuff up. Cornell hires Thomas..? The same Cornell whose president, Martha Pollack, sat right next to...wait for it...the "vaccine king" Albert Bourla...during New York's Forward Reopening Advisory Board.

As I said, can't make it up.

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NAB's avatar

Yes. I followed this case when it was at trial and the facts were fascinating (and as with other high profile cases - the complete opposite of the MSM narrative). The verdict and jury award, though shocking at the time, were two giant beacons of hope that justice can prevail. I believe the dad (not the grandfather) said all his family really wanted was an apology. They didn't pursue aggressive legal action until after Oberlin, in its hubris, refused. Well, have fun Oberlin doling out $36 million to this family. The blog Legal Insurrection provided in-depth coverage of the original trial and subsequent appeals.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I was stunned to see this situation. It was truly reprehensible.

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Cyn's avatar

Love “Just Desserts”!🤣🤣🤣

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Kim's avatar

So exciting that justice prevailed!

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RunningLogic's avatar

I am thrilled too! And I say that as an alum of the college (same graduating year as Michelle Malkin!). What Oberlin administration did was nasty and reprehensible and I am so glad they are getting their comeuppance finally!!! Go Gibson’s!!!

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Peace's avatar

Do you have any sway as an alum, as far as sharing your "thoughts" with them?

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RunningLogic's avatar

Nope. Unfortunately. They don’t care about conservatives like me and I am not wealthy enough to threaten to withhold donations that are of any consequence. I mean, I could always send them a message but I doubt anyone would care. The former president of Oberlin, who was there when I was a student (and whose wife I knew pretty well because I took several German classes with her) advised them not to appeal and to try to make things right instead but they didn’t listen to him even.

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Johnny-O's avatar

I imagine the woke gymnastic mental routine going on at Oberlin is simply to say this is just further proof that the courts are racist.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh I’m sure. Nothing is ever their fault. They’re like children, mentally stunted, and always making excuses why they are never to blame for anything.

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CraigN's avatar

"The FBI is ‘not going to change the outcome of the election AGAIN." How many times have they changed the outcome of an election! We will probably never know but that statement is very disturbing.

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Fla Mom's avatar

I think the most recent example is from 2016, when they provided cover for Hillary on the email server fiasco. Funnily enough, in 2016 their actions favored the Democrat candidate, and in 2020 their demands not to act favored the Democrat candidate.

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So's avatar

The FBI thinks their actions leading up to the 2016 election are what cause Hillary to lose!

They thought it was their moral obligation to help Biden in 2020.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/10/29/499868601/fbi-head-under-fire-for-restarting-clinton-email-investigation-days-before-elect

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Patrick's avatar

What a laughable idea. Moral obligation. Like a make up call in hockey. Absurd and stupid, but there are certainly some who believe it. The only moral obligation the FBI truly has is to uphold and enforce the law, first and foremost the constitution. It’s clear to any who are paying attention that they abandoned that principle long ago. Embarrassing and sad for my friends (good people) in the FBI. Their leadership is completely unmoored, adrift in a sea of grifting and malfeasance.

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Perry Simms's avatar

If by law you also include The Constitution, it is rather impossible to find an eeFBeeEye under the 30 enumerated powers.

The post office is on the list, and thus constitutional -- not many other federal agencies.

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Patrick's avatar

Interesting point. If their very existence is a violation of the constitution, it’s tough to profess to upholding the document that their charter ignores.

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Kevin's avatar

A more accurate explanation was their actions allowed Hillary to even run. Had they done their job in a timely fashion they would have changed the _primary_ election results and Bernie would have won (or perhaps the DNC would still have screwed him some other way).

But by refusing to do their job they _still_ changed the outcome of the primary.

And I'm sure they have done it maaaany more times before. For that matter, they appear to have done so again in primaries just this year.

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AngelaK's avatar

Indeed I remember how so many were shocked about the announcement then from the FBI regarding Clinton. Remember: most Americans still trusted the FBI as an independent and objective agency. I believed at the time that it swayed many people.

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Patrick's avatar

If that had been truly investigated, and appropriate actions taken based on the findings of that investigation, we would no longer be dealing with the Clintons as a force in American politics. I, too was shocked by the announcement, but for different reasons. Earlier in the campaign, they signaled that it would come to nothing (which ended up being true), which was par for the course for the political elite acting lawlessly with impunity. I was not among the “most Americans“ you mention who trusted the FBI. So for me, I was surprised that they were going to investigate a connected political elite who had acted in a way that was blatantly illegal, ultimately costing the lives of American patriots directly. The past six years has just served to cement that perception in a larger swath of the population.

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Remi Steele's avatar

The "again" caught my attention as well. Essentially, they admitted they acted to change (interfered with) the outcome of an election before. My question is, how many times has the FBI actually interfered before? I'm venturing to guess that the 2016 Hillary debaucle wasn't the 1st time.

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Politico Phil's avatar

I suspect JE Hoover set the bar a long time ago.

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Dr Linda's avatar

That caught my attention as well. I was disheartened by cryptic implication, maybe not an implication but rather an admission.

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Remi Steele's avatar

To me, it sounded like an admission.

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Copernicus's avatar

I noticed that as well. 🤔😠

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Earnshaw's avatar

You're right. AGAIN is quite troubling....

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RunningLogic's avatar

I noticed that too 😡🤬

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Stuck In The Upside-Down's avatar

I posted this late a couple days ago. In case anyone didn’t see it ...

NEW NAMES:

Here is some where you could still use C&C Army …

Counselor Childers and the League of Distinguished Caffeinators: The C&C Army

From C to shining C - Red, white and True

Coffee and The Constitution: Wake up and smell your independence

Coffee and Childers: In search of Irony and Truth

Other Name …

Java with Jeff: Serving Brew Process …

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Cinghale's avatar

FWIW, “Coffee & Covid” is a good daily reminder of how we got here, of Jeff’s call to action (& response) and bravery, & to be vigilant for the next pandemic-disaster nonsense that is coming down the pike. It’s a marker of history.

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Chevrus's avatar

That and it is far from over....the children of DC just about had forced injections, coast guard cadets got booted and the injuries are through the roof despite distraction, obfuscation and cover-ups. I've always had a knack for alienating people, covid just made it easier. While I may have ruffled some feathers, it will have been worth it if friends and family stop taking boosters.

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Peace's avatar

childrenn of DC are still going to be forced with injections - they've just pushed back the timeline to January 2023, I blelieve.

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Laura Z's avatar

Yes! This⬆️!

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SYFY's avatar

I like Coffee with Childers

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Ellen Komorowski's avatar

Some very creative names!!

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Elaine Elias's avatar

All good monikers

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RJ Rambler's avatar

❤️🥳❤️

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JO's avatar

Isn't it ironic that California is pushing for all new vehicles to be electric in the near future when their electric grid can't even handle the small fleet of electric vehicles that are already plugging into it? Where are they going to get the energy to charge all these new electric vehicles? How dumb are they? No need to answer that question -- we already know how dumb they are.

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Roger Beal's avatar

California has no plans to produce the needed energy. As Neil Oliver says, "going green" is really "going without". California, purportedly America's bellwether indicator, is taking the lead in reducing the overall number of private vehicles on the roads, and with them the mobility and freedom of all us maggots who drive them.

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Remi Steele's avatar

Yup, you will own nothing and you will be happy. Cali is headed in exactly the direction the puppet master intended. What worries me is the old saying, "as goes California, so goes the rest of the country."

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SadieJay's avatar

I have a good friend who worked for CA DOJ a few years ago. He sent me one of their e-mails. It broke down all the ethnic groups and sub groups that he would need to attend diversity training to deal with...IN OFFICE. Then...here comes the clown Biden show on the US stage. Really disturbing to see how your saying is so correct.

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JW's avatar

Hence why we left.

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Phillip Zinni III DO FAOASM's avatar

Love this parody from Babylon Bee, https://youtu.be/ApfBvkql0lI. Also sad the Golden State of President Reagan, browned by gruesome newsom....and we fled too.

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JW's avatar

That was hillarious!

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Annie's avatar

This exactly. The perspective here is that driving (and many other things) should be a luxury reserved for the elite. Silly peasants...stay in your village and pay your taxes to the overlords.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Yes - and, oh by the way, surrender your firearms.

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Tracy's avatar

You are so right. Has nothing to do with electric cars. It has everything to do with getting people out of cars, electric or gas.

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Remi Steele's avatar

And it's about power and control.

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Copernicus's avatar

There has got to be massive election fraud ongoing in that state, for these inane and evil politicians to continue in office. Surely there are not truly THAT many idiot voters in California? Can they not see that they are the agents of their own destruction?

And I say idiot not with disrespect but meaning, people who truly cannot think or understand.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Ditto. I always thought Newsom's recall was rigged. What we saw in 2020 wasn't new. They have been practicing stealing elections, especially on the west coast, for a long time. Oregon is a prime example.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

So is Washington State. We received mail in ballots at our OKLAHOMA address years after we moved back.

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FedUpInOR's avatar

I’ve tried to tell my husband (a native Oregonian) that Oregon elections have been fraudulent ever since they embraced entire-state mail in balloting but he refuses to believe me. Where did you get your info? Maybe you have something that can get through where I can’t.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Where did I get my info? From my Oklahoma mailbox with the ballots addressed to Tulsa, OK.

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FedUpInOR's avatar

I meant about Oregon’s elections being fraudulent

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Copernicus's avatar

Mailing an Oregon ballot to an OK address is pretty fraudulent. 🤔

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Tracy's avatar

With someone as stupid as Newsom you'd think it would have to be rigged. California residents have proven to not be the brightest bulbs though so who knows.

No offense to Californites here. You are all excluded. 💖

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CaplT's avatar

Newsom is not stupid nor smart just very well connected. With Auntie Nancy’s resources in his corner the state and country is his oyster.

I believe the recall was tampered with. No one would dare ask for election oversight here.

When The Newt declares his campaign for President I hope someone has downloaded this video and sends it everywhere. How goes CA goes the USA.

View this video before they delete on UPoop

https://youtu.be/ApfBvkql0lI

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SadieJay's avatar

The election has been rigged for many years. The politicians in office are dirty. I am a 6th generation native Californian and all my family is still there. Successful business owners. The corruption starts at the local level and gets bigger. Shasta County is slowly being taken over, but they are not making it easy for them. It makes me sick.

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FedUpInOR's avatar

Perhaps I should be more specific. Phil, where did you get your info about Oregon being a prime example of election fraud?

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Politico Phil's avatar

Sorry to say I don't remember where I learned that. I'm sure there is a substack somewhere that address's that.

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Tommy Gavin's avatar

Sadly, there are that many idiot voters! A co-workers family had a break in at their million dollar tract home in the Bay Area. Totally ransacked by the group that broke in (while they were gone of course), and the crime victims’ first thought is, and I kid you not, was “they must really be in need, how sad...”

Are you kidding me? This is the mindset of the voters here. It’s truly ridiculous on levels that I cannot comprehend. These same people vote to “go green,” yet fail to have any understanding about how their electric gets (or doesn’t get) electricity. Can’t wait to escape this political hell.

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Copernicus's avatar

I don’t even have words…..

At least Naomi Wolf admitted that she finally realized that her leftist California ideologies don’t make sense… that people calling for 2A etc are not actual nut jobs but have a legit point and reason for their views.

Morons.

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RunningLogic's avatar

People who have the humility to admit they have been wrong about something have my utmost respect.

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Copernicus's avatar

Absolutely. I agree.

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CaplT's avatar

Tryin to be the faithful remnant here...

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Kate's avatar

As a third generation middle aged Californian, I can tell you, there is massive election fraud, while also being many stupid Californians. Ballot harvesting is legal here in Commie Cali and it has swayed many an election since inception. It used to just be ballot propositions that were altered with the harvesting, but the liberal loonies were so successful they of course could not stop at simple propositions and began stuffing ballot boxes for elected officials. I know the county in which we live was one of only two (it may have been three but I can't remember) that voted to recall Newsom, and I only believe we in our county were on the right side of things because the lefties who are so adept at cheating did not account for the number of in person votes we would cast in our area to recall him and so did not "send in" enough mail in ballots to override the unpopularity of Gruesome that is still palpable with so many of us like they had to have done in so many other counties as while there are many idiotic people here, there are not that many. My husband is involved in ag, and no matter what anyone wants to believe, there is no state that can produce as much food as California - even with the government theft of water and their overreaching restrictions. So we will be stuck here sadly watching all the most fertile farmland being sold by generational families as it is becoming harder and harder to grow and make a profit thanks to our idiotic "green" government and their absolute overreaching policies. Voter fraud is real, it can destroy industries, cities and states. Americans need to do all they can to stop it in their areas, now before the country becomes California, it is not too late.

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CaplT's avatar

True!

It’s lonely in CA but there are more center or right than meet the eye. Certainly no one will slap a bumper sticker on.

How to make every vote count is huge.

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Copernicus's avatar

This is so terribly sad.

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Tommy Gavin's avatar

Kate! Damn, hard to read...but so true on all accounts...

What county are you in? We are in El Dorado...

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Kate's avatar

Hard to admit for sure - so sad! We are in Stanislaus - used to be just a farm area but sadly our “proximity” to the Bay Area has changed things not necessarily for the better.

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CMCM's avatar

Yes, a lot of stupid, low information Californians who never bother to vote. In the Gruesome recall, it was claimed that only 30% of eligible voters actually voted. No way to know if that is true or not, though. I'd say that a substantial number of people here don't even know who the governor is! A number of years ago, people in my county were told we were a "test" group to get mailed ballots, which you can return by either mail or put in a local drop box. It has been that way ever since, no local polls any more. One thing about the mail system.....the ballots arrived rather a long time prior to the election, and I suspect a great many people receive them, put them aside, then other things get stacked on top of them, and eventually people totally forget to vote. Probably by design. Everyone I knew in my area whether D or R or I wanted to vote that fool out. But the stupid thing now in CA and with the recall was the gigantic long list of challengers, so of course the possibility of a real replacement for Newsom was very diluted. My county is actively advertising for election workers. I've got half a mind to work it just to spy on what is happening behind the scenes.

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Kate's avatar

Being a rural resident our county did away with our polling place a few decades ago. Whenever I would try to go in to town to the polling places to vote I was told I go only do so provisionally and then my ballot may or may not be accepted it was at the discretion of the registrar. The only way my vote would “count for certain” was if I mailed in my ballot - they used to not even take it at the polling places?! Meanwhile I often get ballots for our adult children (who have moved to states where their votes counts). And in addition, as our last name is a bit tricky, on occasion I get extra ballots with it misspelled!! It is all so sad as I knew only a small number of Demonrats who were going to vote for Newsom until I filled them in how most of what is happening here is the fault of Newsom and his special interests. Anyone who truly listened was appalled and would not vote for him. There were the few hold outs who are so deluded no one can change there minds, especially not me with whom they really don’t get along. But I had to try. The numbers were so obviously inflated in his favor the hubris of the left was on full display and in the end they did get away with it, probably as you said in part due to the low turnout. Whatever the case, I think it would be great for you to take the position as I would love to see what it is they do and just how secure any of it is - of course here I firmly believe the real cheating comes with the mail in ballots. But working a polling place would still be an interesting exercise.

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Copernicus's avatar

Absolutely you should go work the polls!

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SadieJay's avatar

The conservative have no voice. You really think their votes are real? No. The elections have been rigged for a long time.

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SeeingTruth's avatar

In Texas this summer they also told people not to charge their cars because the grid couldn't handle it.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

I expected not enough energy to charge electric cars, but large appliances??? Are they supposed to unplug their fridge and freezer at dinner time? 🤣

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SeeingTruth's avatar

Like air conditioners? Many found out in Tx that they gave permission for the electric company to remotely adjust thermostats in their homes when their thermostats were mysteriously adjusted.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

😳🧐😳

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Copernicus's avatar

No kidding. Hadn’t considered that.

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CaplT's avatar

Those are large appliances after all - fridge freezer oven AC washer microwave.

Having backup systems - solar lights and generators (gas generator sales are banned), water, even toilet, will be essential.

Propane may be on the chopping block too...

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Harold Saive's avatar

‘Civilization Will Crumble’: Elon Musk Issues Dire Warning About Rapid Shift To Green Energy

https://groups.google.com/g/town-square-news/c/FBDeI4xsRpg/m/ADLH9w-6BAAJ

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SadieJay's avatar

My brother has a lovely ranch in NoCal. In the old days it would be worth millions. He is selling out because of homeowner's insurance. Impossible to get now... or, if you do get it, you pay 8K a year for bare bones. He knows an agent who sold all 28 of his franchises in Cali after the company he sold canceled his own homeowners. So, PG&E is the scapegoat for arsonists and no insurance for the residents.

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Roger Beal's avatar

WOW. That's hard news. Gooooo Newsom!

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Phillip Zinni III DO FAOASM's avatar

They're going to resurrect the "high" speed rail, electrify it with solar panels. 💥🤣

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Is that the one that was supposed to go from SF to LA?

😂 yeah, that’s the ticket 🤣

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Stupid is as stupid does. CA and IL TWEEDLE DEE AND TWEEDLE DUMB. Princ'turd Prikz'yer The Fat Man is one of the other with his side kick What'sit.

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Earnshaw's avatar

Frankly, this ENERGY talk Is EXHAUSTING!!

The ELECTRIC REVOLUTION, by some clueless, evil jerk with zero foresight.

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Harold Saive's avatar

‘Civilization Will Crumble’: Elon Musk Issues Dire Warning About Rapid Shift To Green Energy

https://groups.google.com/g/town-square-news/c/FBDeI4xsRpg/m/ADLH9w-6BAAJ

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Lisa P's avatar

At the time Trump told the Germans not to rely on cheap Russian gas, we were trying to get them to buy LNG from US. So now what they're doing is buying Russian gas from China - that's why it's so expensive. Nord Stream 2 is complete - Germany could have all of the cheap Russian gas they'd ever need, but they are the ones who shut it down. This mindset - it's more important for them to virtue-signal themselves into oblivion. It's fun to watch Green policies fail.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Trump was right, as the Germans laughed at him when he warned them about dependence on Russia. Found some fun videos to share with my orange man bad friends: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7Owe-MxNu8. And https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vpwkdmwui3k

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M VARR's avatar

May those snot nose know it all mockers of PDJT wear parkas in their apartments this winter.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Boolah!

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JW's avatar

Could you just imagine Biden at that table with his cue cards spread out all over his setting? Trump was very impressive that day.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

And yet his haters declare him to be a clown and a madman😖

They deserve whatever they get. Hatred clouds reason and is thus destructive. More self-inflicted injury.

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JW's avatar

The old psych saying is “If you hate a person, you hate something in him that is part of yourself. What isn't part of ourselves doesn't disturb us.”

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PJ's avatar

how bout they hate themselves so much, they just project who they are onto him! Maybe what they hate isn't in him at all. Just them. All projection. Gaslighting on steroids.

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Annie's avatar

A must see for the TDS crowd! 😂😂

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Donna in MO's avatar

If you read the comments on the WaPo one, there are several commenters who are second guessing their derision of Trump just from watching. Hope there are many millions more. People need to get past their dislike of Trump the man and evaluate Trump the leader and advocate for our country's best interests. His personality type was never my cup of tea (oh sorry I mean COFFEE) but I loved that he pushed back against the media, the swampy bureaucrats and the countries who took advantage of us.

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Annie's avatar

Agree. He had so many actively and clandestinely working against him. Many were treasonous acts too. I know none could have done better.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Yes, I was a very reluctant Trump voter in 2016, but the more the leftist media gov complex attacked him, the more I liked him.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Same, I found him off putting (partly also from my memories of his over the top self aggrandizing persona of the 80s) but was won over and I think he really did a lot of amazing things for this country, ESPECIALLY in light of all of the resistance he faced from both Democrats and RINOs.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Yes, you have to have an outsize ego, and strong personality to survive all the flack that comes at you in that level of politics. And in his case it did not end at the election, it was non-stop, but he seemed to relish the fight, although I would argue the fight was to his detriment when it came to his media wars. Sometimes I was like Yeah!! Punch back!! Other times I was just like, c'mon, walk away from the Twitter....But would love to have him back now, mean tweets and all!

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Phillip Zinni III DO FAOASM's avatar

Hence #PresidentTrumpWasRightAboutEverything !

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NAB's avatar

Same, Donna. Same.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Although like Oberlin College, they would rather endure devastation than admit they are wrong.

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Annie's avatar

It's crazy to have that mindset. They are not mature thinking adults. Stunted petty people instead.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Stunted petty people, supported by multimillion dollar endowments and tax breaks out the wazoo. Sure have learned how to game the system, they have - moreso now that their income and lack of quality product has been declared "not a problem" by Brandon's loan forgiveness.

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Elaine Elias's avatar

Thanks for video! It was a treat to watch again.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I love the videos and President Trump. Links are great, but is there any remedy to the fact that if I click a link and then after viewing click done to exit, I have to click comments again and find my place where I left off.

Silly, I suppose, but Surely these super smart computer devices could put one back where one left off.

I’m just grumpy today. But I did enjoy the videos.

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Donna in MO's avatar

If you right click on the link, you should get an option to 'open link in a new tab' - which lets you view the video in a separate tab without losing your spot. Suppose it depends on the browser you use, I use Brave.

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FedUpInOR's avatar

Or just click the back button, instead of exiting out of the video and you’ll come back to where you were.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Thanks!

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Phillip Zinni III DO FAOASM's avatar

#PresidentTrumpWasRightAboutEverything

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Lisa P's avatar

Merkel and Putin had sort of special relationship. She grew up in East Germany and Putin speaks German and worked in East Germany. Merkel was head of the Christian Dem party, and the new guy is from the Social Dem party. I think things would have played out differently if Merkel hadn't lost power. In the past she had blocked Ukraine from joining NATO and also criticized US sanctions on Nord Stream 2. She was no virtue-signaler.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Not a follower of German politics but I have to wonder how much the cabal/deep state had to do with Merkel's fall from power.

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NAB's avatar

Interesting...

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Copernicus's avatar

Except it’s not fun to watch how the failed policies hurt all the ordinary folks. 😓

Not saying I want the policies to succeed. They can’t and won’t. But unfortunately there are a lot of harms done to a lot of people in the process.

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Annie's avatar

Agree. Same is happening here. And maybe this might spur some sheeple to get fired up. This all didn't happen in a vacuum. We all bear some responsibility for allowing it. Some more than others.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Yes. As a 50 year observer of world politics and one trying to discern how we came to this place by studying history, I say it’s been a long time coming.

Makes me think of how the fall of ancient Israel and Judah was prophesied for hundreds of years before the final devastation, with a cascade of destructive events. Instead of changing their ways and coming back to the God who made them, they just accepted everything as a new normal.

They continued in their hedonistic ways, even ramping them up, till the bitter end. It was a slow descent that ended in a rapid avalanche of utter destruction of Jerusalem and their beloved temple. They just didn’t believe God would allow that, but He called Nebuchadnezzar his ‘servant’, being used to wipe out an incorrigible nation.

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Horizons's avatar

It really disturbs my soul that my tax dollars are funding so much evil.

We need a national day of repentance, prayer, and fasting. Second thought, maybe a week. Or a month.

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SadieJay's avatar

We had that 2 years ago. September 26th in D.C.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes I definitely agree about that!! And usually the people who are the most in favor of these crazy policies are the ones who suffer least from their effects 😞 Like the lockdowns and school closings.

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Annie's avatar

I know. 😄 Pass the popcorn and Go Putin!!

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Perry Simms's avatar

Unfortunately Putin's gang/government seems to also be in lockstep on the jabs.

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Phillip Zinni III DO FAOASM's avatar

It's TDS, OMB, all the time. I remember a time we were told to fear the "little green men from mars", now it's the "small minded green policy people" we should fear!

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signcut's avatar

I seriously doubt that any sort of normal government "reorganization" (which is simply shuffling some papers, people, and procedures without actually doing anything of note) will be sufficient for the FBI; I say that the only way to deal with it is to blow up the entire organization. Fire with cause pretty much the entire leadership, which would include those at individual stations. 'Release' every agent, and make it so that they do not, can not, work at least as federal law enforcement ever again. The VERY few that I'd consider retaining/re-hiring are those that are/were whistleblowers before a specific date (one pretty much already past, or at least within the last few days), as they are either willing to do what has caused the agency to be entirely untrustwrthy, or to look the other way and say/do nothing, which is enouch complicity to merit not wanting them to ever have the job again.

Nothing else will make any real difference.

I say this as a retired fed; this is just the reality of such an infested agency, and of how such decay will inevitably reassert itself in short order. It isn't even the FBI, but pretty much any/all the letter agencies, which are not restricted to specific law enforcement: CIA, NSA, FDA, CDC (quasi-governmental), DOJ, DoE, DOI, EPA, etc, etc, etc...

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T Kosse's avatar

I'm completely with you. I've said before, they need to scrub the mission of the FBI, including terminating all their international/overseas stations/investigations (something they never should have gotten into) and transfer the most critical functions to the U.S. Marshal Service--the only federal law enforcement organization named in the Constitution. Make rank and file FBI agents apply for jobs with the USMS and carefully select only those with no political leanings.

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Bubblehead's avatar

Reorganization (anywhere) is merely a sleight of hand trick to create the appearance of progress and improvement - it does nothing in terms of performance!

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Politico Phil's avatar

Also as a retired fed - I concur.

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Annie's avatar

#EndFBI!!!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

No band aid is going to help this grievous wound.

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Carole's avatar

Yes, the young agents all learn from example.

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whyrikkfre's avatar

They'll all wind up working for the MSM....

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signcut's avatar

I'm fine with that, as long as they aren't in any kind of law enforcement position.

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Lemmincakes's avatar

Amen!

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Susan Wolford's avatar

I just love how govt is pushing electric cars. Those lithium batteries are way worse for the environment than anything in a car that runs on gas. Because of how toxic lithium is, The average age of death for a lithium miner is 35. But because those mines are in other countries, no one seems to care about that.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

And the cost to replace those batteries is huge! So it won’t take long, and we’ll see abandoned electric cars all over the place because no one can afford to buy a new battery. So just leave ‘em where they died.

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Remi Steele's avatar

$15K for the battery and $1K for the install. Plus the death of at least 1 child to mine the cobalt. I don't normally read the WaPo, but sometimes they did some good reporting.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/business/batteries/congo-cobalt-mining-for-lithium-ion-battery/

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RunningLogic's avatar

But people just read that, wring their hands and say, “oh isn’t that terrible?!” And then continue pushing for the same policies and electing the same leftists who are in favor of this stuff 😕

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Remi Steele's avatar

Yes, because they fail to inform themselves and as a result buy into the bait and switch rhetoric of the politicians. They are a product of our education system (and unfortunately mine and my children's generation). They lack critical thinking skills, they base their decisions on emotions rather than logic, they like free stuff, they think the government has infinitive amounts of money without giving it a thought as to where that money actually comes from, they want government to care for and coddle them, and they are what we would term as "low information voters". It will be an uphill battle for us to break that spell as long as our young are sucking at the teat of the propaganda machine via the education system, the MSM, and big tech.

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RunningLogic's avatar

And they don’t seem to understand cause and effect. As well as not taking any responsibility for any of the negative consequences of their decisions. They just get to virtue signal to their likeminded peers and feel all warm and fuzzy that they are helping to save the world 🙄

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Perry Simms's avatar

“The problem isn't that Johnny can't read. The problem isn't even that Johnny can't think. The problem is that Johnny doesn't know what thinking is; he confuses it with feeling.”

― Thomas Sowell

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Remi Steele's avatar

Truth! I just wish it wasn't so.

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

Sounds like children

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Copernicus's avatar

This carelessness about the lives of the miners is appalling. I had no idea, but I guess, knowing the toxicity of lithium, I am not surprised. 😥

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Susan Wolford's avatar

I can’t find the article I read about it. It was chilling.

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Annie's avatar

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/structural-rapture-german-companies-shutting-down-response-record-energy-prices. Germany's industrial complex is shutting down. It is being called a rupture. This is what happens when you let libtards, greenies and unicorn believers/lefties run the show. Maybe shortly coming here too.

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Harold Saive's avatar

‘Civilization Will Crumble’: Elon Musk Issues Dire Warning About Rapid Shift To Green Energy

https://groups.google.com/g/town-square-news/c/FBDeI4xsRpg/m/ADLH9w-6BAAJ

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Annie's avatar

Yeah. He's coming around. Realizing the absurdity of the leftist and greenies.

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Harold Saive's avatar

It's a defensive posture. Elon knows that batteries for his cars will always be in limited supply but demand for the cars due "mandates" will increase the price and limit the availability -- Mining Lithium for the batteries has not been well-planned. The latest is to start digging Lithium in Greenland - an adventure that will accelerate the ice-melt - See this - https://tinyurl.com/4e7668z9

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Perry Simms's avatar

I'm not seeing how this is different than the Morgenthau Plan. Oh right, they added a flood of non-european invaders, each costing a projected average of 1 million euro to support.

That with median German net-worth half that of Greece, and there's little left to rob.

It is the reign of Esau since Napoleon let the beast out of the cage, all as prophecied.

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CMCM's avatar

On Tucker the other night, some electric car battery factoids were put up on the screen, apparently from research by Roger McGrath (On Chronicles). #1 Requires processing--using fossil fuels, of course--at least 50 tons of ores". #2 30 lbs of lithium, 60 lbs of cobalt, 130 lbs of nickel, 90 lbs of copper, 190 lbs of graphite, and roughly 500 lbs of steel, aluminum, manganese, plastic and other materials. Production of raw materials like lithium, cobalt and nickel that are essential to EV technologies are often ruinous to land, water, wildlife and people. This above is for ONE BATTERY!!!

Then it's worth remembering that these batteries have a finite life and must then be disposed of, and of course, a replacement battery is then needed if the car is to continue to run.

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Susan Wolford's avatar

Great Info.

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

Someday, no more fear, no more war…

And it will come about in the last days

That the mountain of the house of the Lord

Will be established as the chief of the mountains.

It will be raised above the hills,

And the peoples will stream to it.

Many nations will come and say,

“Come and let us go up to the mountain of the Lord

And to the house of the God of Jacob,

That He may teach us about His ways

And that we may walk in His paths.”

For from Zion will go forth the law,

Even the word of the Lord from Jerusalem.

And He will judge between many peoples

And render decisions for mighty, distant nations.

Then they will hammer their swords into plowshares

And their spears into pruning hooks;

Nation will not lift up sword against nation,

And never again will they train for war.

Each of them will sit under his vine

And under his fig tree,

With no one to make them afraid,

For the mouth of the Lord of hosts has spoken.

Though all the peoples walk

Each in the name of his god,

As for us, we will walk

In the name of the Lord our God forever and ever.

— Micah 4:1-5 NASB1995

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Cynthia's avatar

This amazing era described by the prophets over and over in the Old Testament is drawing closer every day! Come, Lord Jesus!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Come Lord Jesus! That is comfort and consultation, thank you, Janice.

“This world is not my home, I’m just passing through. My treasures are laid up somewhere beyond the blue…”

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

Amen!

When my anxious thoughts multiply within me,

Your consolations delight my soul.

— Psalm 94:19

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PNew's avatar

I’m voting for “Coffee and Covid” - the original. Coffee is what’s right with the world, brewed from roasting yummy beans to make them yummier, and Covid is what’s wrong: mad scientist addled virus strains, with quality typical of most Sinaean products.

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CMCM's avatar

I agree....the Covid part is important because it was the awakening, that is what set everyone down the road towards really seeing what is going on in the world, in all its stark reality.

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Laura Z's avatar

Yes I vote to keep the original name as well.

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Hollis's avatar

YES. I like it

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Annie's avatar

Oberlin college is a joke. So are the woke idiot parents who send their useless offspring there. If I was Gibson's Bakery, I would make it part of the settlement that no one associated with oberlin could get within 50 feet of the premises. That includes any university employee, students, parents of students and alumni. They only bring trouble.

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Alison Smith's avatar

We who work in Oberlin think the Gibsons will close their little shop and start buying up some of the Oberlin college properties that the college has acquired through the years. Or even the campus itself.

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SeeingTruth's avatar

Beyond thrilled the university has to pay. As a NE Ohioian who has been following this story from the beginnig, read the emails that came out during discovery, it goes to show how ridiculous this situation got. Disclaimer: as a spouse of a now retired science faculty (not Oberlin), I have been privy to how universities run...it's pathetic and quite frankly, frightening, so I may not be the most unbiased in my opinion.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

My son was a math professor for a time and frightening is appropriate language here. He said the PhDs were the stupidest on campus. He escaped, thank God!

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NAB's avatar

There a great fiction book by Richard Russo (author of Nobody's Fool) which skewers the whole culture of academia called "Straight Man." Very funny.

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Annie's avatar

It's sad that this had to happen. Oberlin and their rabid wokesters/students brought this on themselves.

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SeeingTruth's avatar

Is Oberlin financially sound enough to survive this? I haven't looked up how much cv $$$$ they got. And, let's remember Oberlin required students to wear masks outdoors....and booster mandates.

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Alison Smith's avatar

Everyone is mentioning Oberlin’s endowment, but that can’t be used to pay legal judgments. So who knows how they will pay for this.

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Name Redacted's avatar

Take out a student loan. Maybe it will be forgiven.

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SeeingTruth's avatar

There are very strict rules re endowments...I know because where my spouse worked they didn't use it appropriately, and was one point of contention (out of many) when this very well respected school almost lost their accreditation.

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AnnR's avatar

Maybe they will change the culture and make it a useful college degree!!!

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Julie's avatar

That would be brilliant!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Ooh that would be some karma 😁

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RJ Rambler's avatar

BRILLIANT!!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

That would be delicious!

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Fla Mom's avatar

I would *love* that!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Hey don’t put us all in the same basket! Oberlin wasn’t insane like this when I went there, although it had definitely gotten a good start along that road. I had some great debates with other students on various policies and they were open to hearing other opinions. One class in particular, a seminar on New Economic Policy USSR, was instrumental in helping me learn how to analyze and think critically about anything I read. But I stopped giving them money years ago because it became clear that conservatives were persona non grata and also that they were becoming crazier and crazier in their wokeness. It’s actually pretty sad 😞

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Annie's avatar

I agree. My Alma mater, west chester university went woketard. I told them to take me off every mailing list and that I would never recommend them or support them. I said this was NOT the university I loved and attended. They were shocked to say the least.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Good for you!! I answered a survey and told them exactly why I was no longer donating, but never heard anything back so I guess they really don’t care about my money 🤷‍♀️ Oh well, their loss.

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Perry Simms's avatar

Back in the 80s I used to walk around with a "I <3 the CIA" button, a Leftie insisted on giving me the documentation on their nasty activities in South America.

Didn't turn me into a leftie, but I trashed that button and now am staunchly anti-empire, anti-interventionist, anti-war. https://antiwar.com is the best.

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Elaine Elias's avatar

What a good idea!

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Susan Catherine's avatar

"Little Peter Buttigieg..." 😂 The combination of little and Peter (not Pete) is hilarious!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Mr. and Mrs. Buttgiggles…can’t remember if that was from Jeff Childers, but it sticks with me as logical and I never could pronounce that name. Not that I wanted to.

President Trump said you had to be careful pronouncing it😂🤣😂

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Susan Catherine's avatar

😂😂😂

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Freebird's avatar

Good catch Susan! 😂🤣😂

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LuAnne's avatar

"The European Union accuses Russia of using energy as a weapon."

Uhhhmm...ya think? It takes a special kind of stupidity to depend on your enemy for something as important as energy and it goes to a whole new level of stupidity if they didn't think their enemy would use it against them at some point. While I get a little enjoyment from their pain, it's short-lived when I think of the citizens who will take the brunt of their government's horribly inept decisions. Good ole Joey is setting us up for the same.

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Julie's avatar

I'm going to have to save that headline when our own government uses energy (the lack thereof) as a weapon against its citizens. Oh wait! They're already doing that!

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NAB's avatar

Our government is weaponizing everything else against us so why not?

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Julie's avatar

So true...why am I ever surprised? 🤨

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NAB's avatar

And that's the most grating thing about this situation - the people dictating the terms of existence and pronouncing things like "the period of abundance is over" (Emmanuel Macron) won't suffer the effects of the proclamations. They allowed a autistic,14 year old girl to become the modern face of environmentalism and dictate energy policy and NOW millions are going to truly suffer a very difficult winter (and not because they are unvaxxed). It's beyond maddening.

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RunningLogic's avatar

That’s always the way it is. Those among the elite never suffer from anything bad that happens because of their asinine policies 😡 Just like the elites never suffer the worst effects of the wars they cause 😡

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Perry Simms's avatar

It's stupid to make an enemy out of Russia while licking globalist boots.

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Harold Saive's avatar

‘Civilization Will Crumble’: Elon Musk Issues Dire Warning About Rapid Shift To Green Energy

https://groups.google.com/g/town-square-news/c/FBDeI4xsRpg/m/ADLH9w-6BAAJ

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Isaac's avatar

Can we please just cut out the idea of changing to a new name? Coffee and COVID is perfect. COVID will never stop being irrelevant as it will always be remembered as the event which awoke everyone to the extreme and vile corruption in our world.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

You are correct, xir.

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Perry Simms's avatar

Partially awoke the slower cohort perhaps. I see 85% of them calling it 'fascist' when neo-bolshevist identifies the mendacious players much more accurately.

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Donna in MO's avatar

...."sympathy for the poor researchers, who probably know exactly what is going on, but aren’t allowed to say it and still get published"

They must have read Dr. McCullough's book, which is very good btw, just finished it., and found out what happens when you have the courage to speak the truth.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

And on the level of the common man, I think this is why at city council meetings, it’s us old codgers speaking out. Younger folk fear losing their livelihoods. But man, oh man, if somehow that boot comes off our necks…watch out!

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NAB's avatar

I have to get this book now. Thanks for the recommendation, Donna.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Sadly, I could only find it on Amazon, which I normally boycott, but I made an exception.

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Perry Simms's avatar

Is that book titled, "The Courage to Face COVID-19 Preventing Hospitalization and Death While Battling the Bio-Pharmaceutical Complex"?

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Donna in MO's avatar

yes, that's it!

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Paula Brown's avatar

I live in California and our heat wave is crazy. In our town, Fresno, we will have temperature of 111 for four straight days. It cracks me up about the push for electric cars, when they want us to conserve during peak hours. I don’t own an electric car, but several people do and they love them. Great read again today and thanks for keeping us informed with the truth!

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Kitkat's avatar

I'm a fellow Californian to your south. It will be interesting to see if the electric car owners will finally realize what a joke this push for ALL electric cars is going to be. Honestly, I'm surprised the lights have stayed on all summer so far. Rolling Blackouts are the norm in Commiefornia. Gav must be calling lots of favors from PG&E.

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CMCM's avatar

Gruesome came out and suggested people NOT charge their little electric cars during the heat wave. The power grid can't handle it.

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C Rabbit's avatar

As much as Europe is dependent on Russia for energy, so the United States is dependent on China for far more items than can be listed here in this comment. Not the least of which are computer chips. Will lessons be learned?

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Copernicus's avatar

And electric car batteries!

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Remi Steele's avatar

Apparently no lessons have been or will be learned as long as those who are beholden to China's massive payoffs are in power. The truth will remain buried in the rubble they leave behind.

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Peace's avatar

And possibly the worst is our reliance on China for pharmaceuticals - finished products and individual ingredients. Not to mention China creating all of the COVID vaccines and the testing for COVID.

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Harold Saive's avatar

‘Civilization Will Crumble’: Elon Musk Issues Dire Warning About Rapid Shift To Green Energy

https://groups.google.com/g/town-square-news/c/FBDeI4xsRpg/m/ADLH9w-6BAAJ

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RunningLogic's avatar

Isn’t Intel building a plant in Columbus OH? I thought I heard that recently. Going to check now.

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

Ready in 2025 maybe

Remember Brandon was begging the house to pass the $50 billion innovation act during his Mar 2022 SOTU address.

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