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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Kids protest "furries" in their school. The parents should go to the school and say their child is allergic to cats, dogs... and needs to be in a classroom free of animals.

If my child was bitten or scratched I'd seek medical care for my kid, demand to see proof the "furry" has an up-to-date rabies shot, file a police report and file a report to animal control. I know that sounds crazy but people need to push back on this.

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AJF's avatar

Any parent that tolerates this behavior in their child ought to have their head examined. If my child claimed to be a cat, let's say, I would offer them cat food from a can, and tell them they must be a good mouser to live in the house....call their bluff! It's incredibly dangerous when parents , school administrators, and governments allow children to make their own decisions concerning their body and behavior without parental consent.

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Susan W's avatar

What is most disturbing to me is that this "Furry" thing was first seen in very unstable adults - and now has moved to the kids who think it fun... or funny. Frankly, I always thought cosplay was a little peculiar what with grown men running around with capes and swords and such. But for the most part, they were harmless - I mean most of them didn't take it seriously. Furries seem to be a whole other story. Litter boxes in the bathrooms are disgusting and perverse. I am shocked a school would go along with that.

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AJF's avatar

As a retired teacher Susan I witnessed my district was increasingly fearful of being sued...very sad.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

And yet again, so fearful of being sued they enable this ridiculous behavior. FIGHT BACK. If you get sued STAND UP AND FIGHT BACK. Use every single resource available to prove these people are unstable (because the proof is out there) and stop catering to this ridiculous garbage. We will win if we fight back. This is beyond ridiculous. They know most people won’t fight back so that’s why they keep pushing this crap.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I believe we have very few stalwart souls in our country anymore - look what the evil doers are doing to Donald J. Trump!! What they're accusing him of doing is "child's play" compared to what the global cabal potentates do (and have done for millenia).

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SadieJay's avatar

Like he said...."they aren't really coming for me, they are coming for you." Or something like that. It is like jail time for those convicted of hurting a cop. Way harsher for them, because if they would hurt a cop, think they would care about a civvie? At least it used to be this way. They have us distracted by this inane behavior when the world is really on fire and they don't want us to see THAT.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Same thing as the saga of taking your dog everywhere you go even when they are not real dogs trained for helping. Even food establishmnets But now you are not supposed to question anyone!!! Smh

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

You're correct! We have to fight back.

Kathleen J. shared this link to a documentary about Melbourne, Australia and their awlful lockdowns. Dan Andrews was a tyrant. It's hard to believe it happened in Australia.

https://x.com/TopherField/status/1676357683048505344

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AJF's avatar

The problem is the school districts don't want to fight back...they don't want a lawsuit so will comply with whatever the parents say.

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Teresa Carstensen's avatar

Parents of the NORMALS need to SUE them then!

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Unfortunately in my corner of the country most school districts agree and support this fiction comedy.

Parents, get your kids out of government schools!

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BBS's avatar

How sad --and telling--that they aren't worried about being sued by parents who demand a sane, healthy learning environment for their kids.

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Bryn Cannon's avatar

If they get sued, they just need to respond that this is a school for HUMAN children. If they want to educate their “furries”, send them to OBEDIENCE TRAINING.

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KBH Geronimo's avatar

Right! Animals do not need a pubic, or private, school education. If they want to do their animal thing, they should do it at home. Sane people would not allow this behavior to disrupt the school/learning environment. The insanity has spread from the parents to the school administration. Where does it end?

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Renee Marie's avatar

👍🙌😹

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Vince's avatar

The school administrators are open for lawsuits either way, allowing it or prohibiting it. The school administrators likely risk assessed the situation and determined that the risk of lawsuit was greater if they prohibited the furry activity. I would have disagreed with that risk assessment.

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P Flournoy's avatar

More like cowardly

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DistantSun's avatar

Well, maybe it is not sad because then they would have to do something about the furries if more people complain about it and threaten to sue.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Then they need to get some better damn lawywrs!

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Doug's avatar

What hasn't been addressed - the big question in my mind - is are these litter boxes being USED by the furries? Are kids actually copping a squat on these things? Are they polite enough to bury? Who cleans the boxes? Hopefully it would be the school staff who puts up with this nonsense.

I hope they're only there for appearances and aren't being used. How embarrassing for everyone if they have to witness that. And it's also a hygiene issue - these furries must be walking around with dingleberries if they're not using TP... Picture the heinie rash they must have by the end of the school day... Ick.

I hate to sound like a geezer (actually, no, I don't..), but "back in my day" the only time you could come to school with a costume on was Halloween. And nobody had to pretend you were REALLY a robot or Batman. We were generally out of costume by the end of lunch, so we could prepare for that 7-mile uphill hike back home in the snow in order to arrive in time to be beaten to a bloody pulp and denied dinner after doing all the chores and a mountain of homework. And you didn't hear us complain!

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collealle's avatar

In my day, (55-60 or so years ago) There were rules. If you didn't obey you were suspended. Everyone was terrified of the vice principal. The adults ran things. Where oh where are the adults.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Another “in my day” here. I would have been punished at school and then again at home if I had misbehaved.

The parents of the furries need to feel the pain of their spawns’ behavior. Once the parents have to take responsibility, the problem will end. The furries will be at home, denied attention, or will stop being a furry. Either way, the problem at school is resolved.

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AJF's avatar

Haha collealle, they're "not" adults...age does not make an adult.😉

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

In my local school, the janitor refused to clean the box so I'd guess that they are being used.

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KBH Geronimo's avatar

OMG! That's really crossed the sanity line! Good for the janitor!

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SadieJay's avatar

Human feces are full of diseases. Way worse than animal poop. Especially if they have just been vaccinated.

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Doug's avatar

Eew...

If I were a non-furry student, I'd hold my nose, put on some gloves, and deposit the whole thing in the nearest trash can. Nobody should have to put up with that shit..

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Roger Beal's avatar

Better to dump it on the principal's desk.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Also, who is paying for the litter boxes and the litter?

The child's parents should have to pay for the litter and come clean the litterbox.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Parents, get your kids out of government schools!

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

Just being a "grown man" doesn't make one an adult, if that makes sense.

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Daily Growler's avatar

So true. I heard Jimmy More refer to someone as a 12-year old 40-year old.

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RU's avatar

Yet another example of how very real slippery slopes are.

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CeeMcG's avatar

Today’s furries will be tomorrow’s climate change protesters who glue themselves to roads. All of them would have benefited from either being shoved in a locker or given an atomic wedgie at some point earlier in life. Bring back the bullies! https://youtu.be/iy8SIWTyJNs (Trevor Moore, The Story of Our Times)

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Jen's avatar

I'm with you. Who knew bullying really served a purpose and that the absence of it actually creates more harm than good?

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SadieJay's avatar

Or they will be "elected" to office.

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P Flournoy's avatar

If they don’t commit suicide first

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CHop's avatar

Absolutely! Starts in adults and college kids and then trickles down. I was first introduced to furries in 2016 when my daughter was helping a friend switch dorm rooms. His new roommate was a furry, had his own mascot costumes and watched animal porn all day. Then, about a year later, she was interviewing students for an on campus job. One asked to wear his ears and tail to work. Fortunately, the answer was a clear "No."

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Granny Annie's avatar

Animal porn? ANIMAL PORN??? Oh dear heavens, I am 66 and thought I'd just about heard it all. But, this... This is a new low. Beyond the pale...

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Irunthis1's avatar

That was news to me too Annie....very sick behavior

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Renee Marie's avatar

I’m 60 Annie. The world has gone mad!

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SadieJay's avatar

100%! I will refuse to stand down though. Up theirs. Make me shut up. They want us looking at this 'shit' while lighting the world on fire.

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CHop's avatar

I had the same response when I first heard about it. Not that it makes it any better, but it's animated.

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Granny Annie's avatar

In some way, that only makes it worse. WHO creates animated animal porn, for God's sake???

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Ann Moody's avatar

Groan, what a pun.

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Sharon's avatar

wonder which employee gets to clean those boxes?

my whole profession during my working years was in animals. if I'm expected to use my animal experience to scoop up after humans, it's going to cost the school more than they'll want to pay for me to do that task.

zoonosis happens rarely between animals and humans.

cleaning up human feces exposes me to sickness easily transmitted between humans.

let them be whatever outside school, and their parents can clean after them

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AnnieMarie's avatar

Not only that, this is all such a distraction to actual learning. The public school system is broken beyond repair….

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Truthseeker's avatar

It’s addictive fetishes.

All of it.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Sam Brinton and his fellow hide-the-salami-in-the-tushy pals dress up like dogs, so ....

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Yowzers. I was saying to do it to shake your own kid up…. but geez we must be short from Jesus’ return!

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Jeff C's avatar

Any parent that sends the kids to a school that tolerates this stuff out to have their head examined.

I don't understand parents that leave their kids in schools like this. Why did you have kids in the first place if they were just going to be dumped in an a virtual insane asylum with hedonists and spineless adults raising the children?

Get them out of public schools now, if there's a will there's a way. If you are driving a car with a big car payment, taking expensive vacations, or have other discretionary spending, then you really need to think about priorities. Hit up the parents (or grandparents if still around) for money to get them out of public schools.

This really is an all hands on deck situation. And no one can say they didn't know.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Jeff C - I concur. The only way to stop this evil nonsense is for the PARENTS to refuse to have their kids attend such schools. Schools are paid by daily student attendance. Every parent should complain to the school every day…meet with the principal, school board meetings, speak to teachers…whatever. GROUPS of parents…not one loner here and there. Wake up, parents! You’re paying school taxes for this! As are we all.

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Jen's avatar

I would...if my kids come home and tell me this is going on in their school, I WILL be complaining about it. I cannot believe parents are allowing their kids to be bitten and scratched and not doing anything about it.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

“virtual insane asylum “ seems pretty accurate. A video came out last week of a student walking up to a female teacher, threatening profanities, hitting her full force in the face, asking if she wanted more, hitting her again. Then struts around class like it normal. It took a week for the boy to be arrested. A week.

I’m glad to see good kids banding together. How can teachers work in these conditions and why do they put up with it?

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Mary Fisher's avatar

Some of the teachers are sexually abusing them, so they would be reluctant to report anything.

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HUMDEEDEE's avatar

I saw that video and was gob-smacked at the reaction of the teacher. I couldn't make out what she was saying but her body language was relaxed and not at all in any kind of resistance mode after both of those hard slaps. The second one knocked her glasses across the room. After all the weirdness we see, it makes me wonder if that teacher is a masochist. You know, equal time for all the fetishes.

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Lori's avatar

When your house is on fire you get out. Your schools are on fire, time to get out. In Oregon a good bit of school funding is by numbers attending. Make the schools suffer.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

And in Oregon sign the petitions by Let Them Learn https://letthemlearnoregon.com/

School choice (private, home etc) where a portion of your tax dollars will follow the student, and Open Enrollment that allows the parent to select the best public school for their child.

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Sarah Bee's avatar

Spineless adults! Thank you- for labeling the adults correctly !

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SadieJay's avatar

My daughter has decided to "Unschool" her 3 kids this next year. And she is an officer in our military. Here is a video about it if anyone is serious about undoing the public school system.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxfeJxyi8Ls

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Fred's avatar

💯%! And even for those who really can’t, if enough pulled their kids out, for a short while, the lack of attendance funds should shortly win out. Schools understand $.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Leave them alone and let the school officials have their "furrie" pets! The people that are really crazy are parents who still have their children in the state (public) schools to be brainwashed!

Abandon the state schools and let them burn and then de-fund them. The money can then be used to fund the police!

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Roger Beal's avatar

$$$ is about all school admins (and presidents of teachers' unions) understand.

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AJF's avatar

Yep my daughter and her husband see it and I'm so very grateful they aren't sending my granddaughter to public school....prayed hard on this one.

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Mary Fisher's avatar

Agreed- if the parents have any possibility of a choice to homeschool. The kids will assume that the parents are endorsing what is being taught to them. Or they may be taught that the parents are bad and not to trust in them. Abusers always try to separate their victim from other, more healthy relationships. No wonder so many disrespect and despise authority and are destructive.

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CGL's avatar

Yes. My daughter will not be going to public schools anymore after this year. I’m so relieved. I wish I would have done it years ago. But schools seem to be getting worse and worse every year. I just can’t in good conscience keep her there anymore.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

I'll pray for you CGL. Become involved with a homeschool type support group, social media etc. There are great organizations and groups available to help student and parent. You and your daughter will be much healthier for the change. This is a link for Oregon but I think it is a national movement, you may learn a bit from the information: https://letthemlearnoregon.com/

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Jude Zentmeyer's avatar

No, don't leave. Fight to bring back sanity.

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Jeff C's avatar

Wrong. Do you have kids and are they in public schools?

Yes fight them but get them out now anyways. It takes years to turn something like this around and most public school parents really don't care. So the kids sit in public schools getting indoctrinated for years with this stuff while an activist parent gets to play superhero spouting off at school board meetings? Yes that makes the parent feel involved but how does that help one's own kids right now?

Parents: *your kids come first*. They come before everything including going on a crusade to to save the world. After your kids are safely out of the system then feel free to try and change the world. Don't leave them in this one day more than required.

Edit: I realized my response to Jude probably came off as harsh so I wanted to explain a little more as this type of thinking is pernicious and cancerous.

This thinking means that one should save everyone's kids (i.e. reform the system) before they protect their own kids. It's false and inherently evil, God gave us the responsibility to protect our own kids first and foremost. Yet fifty years of left-wing collective guilt has brainwashed people to think the greater good comes before their own children. It's manipulative and was the justification for vaccine mandates we saw during covid. It's the reason we are being told we must send Ukraine $60 billion when we are $34 trillion in debt. It's the reason we are told we must defend Israel (presumably out of guilt over the holocaust which we had nothing to do with) when our own border is wide open.

This isn't aimed at Jude but those in power that wield this guilt to have us put "society" above our own kids. It's evil at it's core, yet people have been so brainwashed they accept it as normal.

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Donna in MO's avatar

That is A LOT easier to say than to do. By the time our oldest was in HS in 2008, I was starting to see signs our once excellent district was showing cracks. Had several long discussions with my hubby on this and he was totally against moving them. There were a lot of factors in play, and no, we did not take fancy vacations, have car payments or live in a big house. But had made the decision that I would remain self employed (which means making less after all the taxes and expenses) which gave me time to be very involved. Our kids had good heads on their shoulders. I am not sure if we made the right decision or not. My son turned out OK but my daughter did absorb a lot of the liberal BS and I do now wonder how much of that started in HS vs college. But I also am not going to condemn parents who stay and fight. In my town there are 2 private school options, both hellishly expensive and personally no way in heck could I have home schooled, although there are a lot more resources now than there were 15 years ago.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Defending your family and your children from assault is always risky and expensive, whether it be physical assault or mental assault. But it is what we do as parents. We throw ourselves in harms way to defend them and we sacrifice whatever it takes to keep them from being brainwashed and stolen.

I'm sorry but anyone that doesn't understand by now that state run schools are indoctrination centers of Marxist perversion is so uninformed and unaware as to equate to an idiot.

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N Springer's avatar

My boys seemed to make it out unscathed but my daughter did not. I admit I really had no clue about a lot of stuff especially when she was in middle school. My husband was never supportive of homeschooling or private school and insisted I work (makes him sound like a jerk, he’s not, he’s just a normie I’m still trying to wake up). I was also dealing with health issues and being gaslit by drs at every turn. I didn’t have the battle in me to go it alone. Knowing what I know now, I may have done things differently or at least tried. But I can’t change any of it so I just do better moving forwards.

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Jeff C's avatar

God bless Donna, and everyone else who has struggled with this.

I know my words sound harsh, but people really need to wake up and realize their kids are being raised (not jut taught but raised) by people that hate your values, and worship hedonism and perversion. Those staff who don't subscribe to this are silent in cowardly submission as they are petrified of being called names or losing their pension. That is reality.

If people want to fight this while leaving their kids in this environment then IMO their priorities are mixed up. If your house was on fire would the first priority be putting out the fire our getting your kids out? If it's just a small grease fire and you have an extinguisher handy, of course put out the fire. But if the house is blazing it's a different story.

Several commenters on here have said they found out later it was much worse than they expected. The house is blazing.

I'm not condemning anyone but urging people to look at their priorities and get them in order. We pulled our oldest out two months into 9th grade once we figured out was was going on. It was just in time. His younger brother followed shortly afterwards. It was far an away one of the BEST decisions we ever made.

It was hard and we live austerely as tuition was not in the budget. I drive a sixteen year old car that I fix myself (DIY replaced the starter motor a month ago). We take short family trips for vacations and don't splurge. We don't eat out much. My wife drives a six year old Kia, I change it's oil. I mow my own lawn, trim my own trees, and do my own house repairs. Just snaked out the main drain line a couple months ago.

It is hard but it absolutely can be done.

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Fla Mom's avatar

This is why school choice state laws are so important - allocate the per-student funding to the student, via the family's choice of educational option, not automatically to the government school. Then most families can afford options, and the local market should respond with more options, as well. Florida families can get approx. $7,000 per student for educational spending, e.g.

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Daily Growler's avatar

I don't disagree with what you say, but I think a big part of what we see happening is a Marxist takeover of our society that started in the universities at least a half century ago. I experienced the beginnings of it when I was a student at Stanford University in the early 1970s. At first, I didn't recognize it for what it was--I thought we were being taught to see things from different perspectives, one of which was Marxism-Leninism, but after a few months, it dawned on me that something else was going on.

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KBH Geronimo's avatar

Yes!

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Mary Fisher's avatar

Don’t put children on the front lines. They deserve to be protected while they are growing and learning how to be human. The world is already dumping enough problems on them to send an adult into a fetal state. Some of the behavior we’re seeing is a result of that.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

I can only hit the like button once. Excellent point Jeff C!

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uselesseater's avatar

This school district is in a quite rural part of Utah.

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SJacob1957's avatar

In New York State, there will be a vote to “upgrade “the equal rights amendment in the New York State Constitution. It will be on the back of the ballot on November 5, 2024. There is a coalition advocating against this addition to the ERA. The coalition to protect kids, New York. It is being called the parent replacement act. It could strip parents of rights, infringing on common sense protections for children. New York State could have more authorities than parents and making important medical decisions for their children. Minors could have the right to irreversible transgender procedures without their parents notice or consent. If you live in New York State, please vote NO in the fall.

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The Fifster's avatar

That's on top of the new law that lets the NYS Power that be (the NYSPTB) pull anyone inside ny from the streets or their homes and say "I think you have a communicable disease" and then put you in a quarantine camp or jail forever...listen people this has already happened just ask Bobby Ann Cox

https://substack.com/@attorneycox

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AJF's avatar

Terrible!!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

This has been in the works for DECADES and follows the playbook of the "collectivists" who call themselves "progressives". DEFINITELY VOTE 'NO' IF YOU TRULY LOVE YOUR CHILDREN!!

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Linda Blossom's avatar

Yes and yet, after watching The Truth About Furries, I can see the results of mass vaccination of children. Anxiety, depression, and mal adaptation to a society they could not find peace in. Sadly our future as a society will have trouble when our future workers cannot work and contribute to the social security of their own parents. I have seen videos from credible people who helped their children with pure organic food and of course removing EMF. Sadly the mental health system would rather chemically castrate them. Zenn Honeycutt cured her son of life threatening allergies with an organic diet. I suppose if dressing up gives these kids peace it is better than other possible alternatives.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

The reason many of them HAVE these allergies are

the vaccine ingredients. How is your body supposed to discern which ingredient to “mount a defense” to and which to ignore? If it’s got polio in the vial, it also has kidney cells from canines, monkeys and porcine (Porky pig) and or other animals. So your body mounts a defense to polio and say, animal dander. That’s one of many issues.

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Fed up's avatar

True, and also the reason for the huge peanut allergies among the kids - there are peanut ingredients (I thinks it’s oil) in those vials as well.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

That's the first thing I thought when I kept hearing about peanut allergies.

Must be some toxic brew in the vaccines.

No one had peanut allergies when I grew up...it was unheard of.

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CitizenA's avatar

Same, no one I knew had peanut allergies when I was growing up, nor was it even something we knew anything about. And… no one freaked out about or made headlines when we all had mumps, chicken pox, and measles.

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Roger Beal's avatar

I don't disagree with your overall point, but I well recall flying commercial in the 1990s and being told that those little snack bags of peanuts were no longer on board due to some folks' allergies.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

My soul WEEPS when I read what is being done to our CHILDREN by 'well meaning' so called 'doctors'!!! I'm so glad I'm almost ready to go to my REAL HOME IN HEAVEN.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Parents in today's world are SO out of touch with what TRUE PARENTING requires - nothing is "taboo" - the playing field is wide open and if you are a parent who believes in DISCIPLINE for a child--that child can 'complain' about the 'abuse' they are receiving at home and the school 'authorities' will send a "social worker" to the home and REMOVE the children from the home if the parent will not submit to a "meeting" with the 'authorities'. TRULY... we live in a POLICE STATE now! I couldn't believe this was happening - even back in the 1990's - until one of the clients on whom I called regularly for a company that I worked as a field sales rep, told me he and his wife were hauled into the social services office because their son went to school and complained to his teacher that he was being "abused" at home (the father had taken away privileges from his teenage son--who became physically abusive to his father--and the Dad took "matters" into his "hands" and slapped the son forcefully--that was all--he was doing what any GOOD father would do.

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Truthseeker's avatar

It’s affirming a delusion and in my opinion it is psychological abuse.

It’s the same as allowing people to stay in their drug addiction.

Nothing good comes of it

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Bones's avatar

The problem is the person who’s going to examine their head is a trans psychiatrist liberal who will think it’s just awesome

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Vicki's avatar

Plus kids will push the limits and get away with what they think they can get away with. Every adult accepting this behavior is being played for a fool!

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I’m waiting for them to start pretending like they are babies who can’t be asked to do spelling and math. They crawl around all day drilling, saying goo-goo, ga-ga. Who’s going to buy & change THOSE diapers?

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FourWinds's avatar

Mental illness, 100%.

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The Fifster's avatar

It's all part of the REVOLUTION

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Lisa Ca's avatar

How about make them

poop in a cat box!!!🤮😡

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Patty's avatar

And a litter box for elimination...

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AJ's avatar

Dogs and cats don't go to school so if you identify as a cat or dog then you don't need school.

And litter boxes, if true, seem like a rather large violation of sanitation.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Every day is dress up for the mentally unstable. I see them walking down the street every day.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

Janitors everywhere, “Bye-bye and good LUCK!”

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Sharon's avatar

no shit. no pun intended. my response would be as the Janitor's

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Fla Mom's avatar

Every infraction should be reported to the public health department; every day, if necessary. Then, if the public health department doesn't shut it down, sue them.

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TB's avatar

Don't say that in the kids hearing, or they will turn furry to get out of attending school. o_O

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FourWinds's avatar

How is a child biting another child not assault? I'd call the police and file charges against both the school for allowing this degenerate behavior and against the child and its parents. If the police don't act, sue them all. If the school and parents have to shell out enough money defending their brats behaving like this, it will stop.

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TB's avatar

Precisely. Personally I don't care if a kid wants to cosplay as an animal, or a superhero, or whatever the flip they feel like, as long as they behave themselves. (And that includes the school dress code, if there is one - "no masks or tails during school hours" is perfectly reasonable.) If they assault another student then they need to be punished exactly the same regardless of if they're wearing a costume.

And if the kid actually starts to whinge about "infringing their rights" by not letting them cosplay during school, then they need to get off TikTok and learn how the real world works.

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CitizenA's avatar

If the furries are biting and scratching anyone they need to be either CAGED — or fitted with a MUZZLE and kept on a LEASH at all times. They should suffer the consequences of rejecting their humanity to identify as an animal, domestic or wild.

And the parents and school personnel should be held financially and criminally accountable for not preventing attacks on humans.

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DMang's avatar

Furries: “Don’t be ridiculous, we’re not *really* animals.”

Everyone Other Living Human: “Exactly”

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Bobbi's avatar

We really are animals. Choosing to be an animal you are not is the problem. This isn't playtime.

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Susanna Bythesea's avatar

A respectful alternative view: we are not animals. We are humans made in the image of the Creator of Universe. My personal opinion: not understanding (or choosing to disregard) this essential distinction causes a huge amount of confusion and dysfunction.

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Bobbi's avatar

Animal. Vegetable. Mineral. It's the basics. Theology teaches humans are distinct from the other animals.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Can we just get back to reading, writing and arithmetic and stop letting the children rule themselves without any guidance? God gave children parents for a reason. He didn't intend for the government to raise them. But as I have heard from normal teachers, "parent" isn't just a noun, it's a verb. This is why I don't like the show Masked Singer. It glorifies this weird costume thing and ultimately it's tied to sexual predator stuff just like all the other atrocious stuff going on in schools. In ancient pagan cultures, there were child prostitutes to satisfy the sexually deviant/demonic. It seems like the school system is and has been telling the kids that they are in control and no one can tell them what to do especially their parents in order to groom kids for these deviant people..

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Sheri veley's avatar

I thought this exact same thing about Masked Singer. I turn off the tv if it even comes on during a commercial.

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Robin Greer's avatar

I glad that I'm not the only one who thought this. I have to turn off the commercials as well. It's repulsive to me. I know others think it is fun, but I remember the back story about perverts doing this years ago.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Alice, my husband says the "furry" should be impounded for a period of time.

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Beckadee's avatar

10 day quarantine yep-even if up to date with rabies.

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Doug's avatar

One ride in the back of one of those cage trucks with the real furries, ending up in a cage in the pound, eating the food provided to the other animals, waiting for their owner to come claim them, hoping they won't be euthanized... That oughtta straighten them out...

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Parents need to sue school officials if their child is injured because the officials allowed furries to assault other children.

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Astragale's avatar

Personally I’d say it’s no good playing along. “You’re an animal? You need a rabies shot certificate”.

Nope.

The response needs to be that the child obviously isn’t an animal, to stop being stupid & get on with schoolwork.

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Margie's avatar

I like the way you think!!

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

School should be preparing kids to function and work on society to make positive contributions.

To this day, except Halloween, I’ve never seen an adult show up to work in costume. Schools should simply enforce a dress code. It’s not complicated.

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MaryAnn's avatar

About preparing kids for work, I don’t disagree, but a friend in HR at our local U told me of the employee who wears his tail, ears, cat nose to work every day and his colleagues have no recourse but to go along. Academia will always DEI these mental misfits onto the payroll.

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Steenroid's avatar

What about a spay and neuter program?

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Lil M.'s avatar

Spay & neuter the idiot parents, while you are at it!

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DistantSun's avatar

That's called the covid jab. Already implemented.

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Joanne Shannon's avatar

Sadly, I this seems very likely to happen.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

It's being done in Oregon, and other states Steenroid. Wihout parent knowledge kids can receive puberty blockers, be coached on anatomical changes to the gender the child 'thinks' they should be. This is cruel and irreversible abuse to the child that will last a lifetime. However short that may be as many kids can not cope with what they have been persuaded to do.

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CathyRN's avatar

and they should be made to eat dog/cat food from bowls on the floor.

And show their pet immunizations are up to date. And spray them with non toxic flea spray everyday.

This is so sick!!

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Susan W's avatar

What is most disturbing to me is that this "Furry" thing was first seen in very unstable adults - and now has moved to the kids who think it fun... or funny. Frankly, I always thought cosplay was a little peculiar what with grown men running around with capes and swords and such. But for the most part, they were harmless - I mean most of them didn't take it seriously. Furries seem to be a whole other story. Litter boxes in the bathrooms are disgusting and perverse. I am shocked a school would go along with that.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Almost all adults who dress up as animals (I don’t even like to use the word ‘furries’, as it’s so stupid), are sexual deviants.

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Susan W's avatar

So I have heard - but then IMO that sort of goes without saying.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Yes I’ve seen footage of this. Disturbing.

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

I agree something must be done to discourage this "furrie" behavior, but treating them like an animal (rabies shot, animal control) just reinforces that behavior. I don't know the correct course of action, though. I don't have kids nor am ! a psychologist/psychiatrist. I have watched all the episodes of "Frasier", if that helps.

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Donna in MO's avatar

This crap has been going on for a while. My kids graduated in '12 and '13 and there were furries at school then. My kids said they were mostly looked on as 'weirdos' and that teachers just ignored them, but my son did say a girl came up to him in class and licked his arm, and he was like, get away from me. At the time, I was more, thank goodness they are almost outa there, this district is going down hill. I talked to other parents about some of the things that bothered me, but got zero traction, most just shrugged, and didn't want to stick their necks out. This was before FB groups really got going and had no idea how to put a tribe together to fight this. I had raised heck about other things and was already a 'problem parent' and didn't get anywhere by myself. Joined a local PAC in 2017 and started fighting, and then 2020 added big numbers to our ranks. But we are still fighting, this stuff and the people who defend it are very entrenched.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

You’re right as a parent, our kids are only in the grade/school a few years. It takes a bit to adjust and figure out what’s happening. Then the kids age out but the wack jobs running the asylum stay there. Parents and kids that push back are short term. Administrators do have the “entrenched” advantage. We pushed back against a freak coach and it took over a year to get them removed. It is a real battle and it’s long. Parents and kids are not expecting this and are not prepared.

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SteelJ's avatar

Spot-on analysis of why, at least some reasons why, this hasn't been challenged more effectively.

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Susan W's avatar

This sort of behavior wasn't tolerated back in the 50s when I was in school, by parents nor teachers.

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

"the people who defend it are very entrenched. " Huuummm...makes me wonder what benefits do the entrenched get, for being on "that side". You could chalk it up to stupidity, not caring, just "going along with the majority", but there seems to be ...something more behind this. I don't know what it is.

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The fervor with these people is like a religion - DEI, CRT, Trans kids, furries, etc. They are in the administration (which has ballooned - our district has had basically the same enrollment for 10 years - despite our city's population growing 16% - but there are 15 MORE administrators in that same time), younger teachers embrace it, and the minority of parents and 'community organizers' who advocate for this stuff have no life it seems except to be devoted to doxxing, getting people fired, and raising heck on social media against anyone who dares speak out. So, A LOT of people are afraid to stand up to them. Most of us who have been in this fight for years are older, kids already grown, and don't work in corporate jobs with nervous employers that will fire someone over taking a stand. So then we get told we are old and out of touch and trying to force our values on families who like the status quo. But it has finally gotten bad enough that people are starting to wake up and push back. This year's election the 2 DEI candidates lost by 2K and 3K votes, respectively. Of course this just makes them more angry and unhinged, and despite our finally getting a conservative majority on the SB, the fight is FAR from over. A week after the election, one of our winning candidate's wife had 8 baseless ethics complaints filed against her - she is a realtor, and never had one complaint in 20 years. Just one example, but these people are nuts.

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Politico Phil's avatar

I am bemused by people who don't understand the thinking of those who are attacking your children - and brainwashing is an attack - and running the state schools. The problem stems from expecting those people to have roughly the same values and perspectives as ourselves. So as a result, we try to find excuses for them in order to "understand" them: chalk it up to stupidity, not caring, just "going along with the majority" etc.

These people are self-conscious, ideological enemies. The ROOT problem is that the public schools are STATE schools: they are state indoctrination centers. When you sign your child up for public schooling, you have given the enemy control of your child. Think about it! They can not be trusted and you are trusting them with your child. And now they are literally teaching Marxist perversion.

People that don't understand this should watch a documentary or a movie about the early days of Mao's Cultural Revolution. That is exactly what is happening here.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

BINGO - SPOT ON, Phil!!

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MaryAnn's avatar

Help needed: Yes, this exactly. There has to be a reward for going along, allowing, etc.

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Susan Catherine's avatar

smart!

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

😍

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Ed Thorrens's avatar

”O Lord, our Lord, How excellent is Your name in all the earth, Who have set Your glory above the heavens!“

‭‭Psalms‬ ‭8‬:‭1‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

https://bible.com/bible/114/psa.8.1.NKJV

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

LORD = YHWH = Yahweh. The Name above all others.

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Ed Thorrens's avatar

”Therefore God also has highly exalted Him and given Him the name which is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.“

‭‭Philippians‬ ‭2‬:‭9‬-‭11‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

https://bible.com/bible/114/php.2.11.NKJV

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Politico Phil's avatar

Clear statement of the glorified Christ, King of kings and Lord of lords, who ascended to the throne at the right hand of God to rule and reign and whose kingdom is without end.

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TB's avatar

"The name above all names" etc, meaning the name of YHWH - another good passage for showing the Son's equality with the Father.

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Daithi's avatar

"and God said Let Us make man in our image, according to Our likeness, and let them rule over the fish of sea, and over the birds of the sky, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth".

Does that include furries??

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Ed Thorrens's avatar

No, our greatest tragedy as humans is the fact that we strive to reject God from our lives, when that happens, anything else finds room to set in and being destroyed.

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SteelJ's avatar

I agree. I've never been religious myself, maybe should be, I dunno. What I do know is most people need some sort of moral structure, and a successful society needs a shared dogma to believe in, and a dogma that fosters success. Christianity is the best ever - a revival is our only hope. Smart mega-influencers like Rogan and Brand moving that way is very good to see. Woke-ism, climate-hysteria, furry insanity are attempts for those with weak character or limited intellect to fill a spiritual void.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

SteelJ, As Jesus said to Nicodemus (teacher of teachers) 'you are so close the heaven'. I don't claim a religion, but I have a personal relationship with Jesus of the Bible. In the short 30 + years Jesus taught on the earth he battled daily against the 'religious' leaders of the day. Jesus set mankind free from the restraints of religion and laws, all one needs to do is accept that gift. As you noted, many prominent media influencers are beginning to see that maybe this Jesus guy was on to something. Read John chapter 3 in the Bible if you're interested in the Jesus and Nicodemus conversation.

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Crixcyon's avatar

No more money for the ME and Ukraine. What a freaking money pit while so many in this country go begging. I am sure that the millions who have been murdered by mRNA poisons will be happy to know that there is a smidgen of liability and responsibility being unearthed. Stay tuned, as it will likely take a few more decades to get to the bottom of this world wide murder case.

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Johnny-O's avatar

At the end of the day, the two parties are always in agreement when it comes to funding war and taking away our liberties. Yet many still fall for the farce that they are battling each other. It's little different than the WWE wrestling spectacles.

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Toobguy47's avatar

That is why it is called the Uniparty. Just pick the flavor you want, the end result is the same.

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Dreamom3's avatar

Great analogy!

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Granny Annie's avatar

Exactly!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

IT'S ALL A FARCE - and we are 'believing' it so that makes us 'parties to the farcity' - shame on us!!

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AL's avatar

“The bright side, if there is a bright side, is the powers will be available for Trump’s use, if he wins, to turn the Act against the same democrats who voted for its renewal.”

Give me a break!

The most sinister laws obliterating our privacy rights are ok because trump can use them too? So far all I’ve seen in history is complicity by all US presidents who act like they’re not on the same nefarious team, but secretly are.

Sorry, you won’t have me cheering on another axe blow to freedom just because “trump can use it.”

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Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

I find it amusing that so many are so confident that there will BE an election.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

I agree Austin, but it doesn't amuse me, it saddens me. The USA is circling the drain, and only mercy by God can save us.

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Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

- My use of the term "amusing" wasn't meant as in "funny."

- Agreed. This once great country has been circling the drain for a very long time while the majority of the country refused to believe it was happening or simply looked the other way, either way, hoping our, once noble, elected officials would see the tide turning and adjust the rudder. Alas......

- I've read the book. God indeed DOES save us......all those who believe.

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Fred's avatar

TPTB will never allow a PDT win. 🤬😋😢🤬 In case I’m wrong, please do not vote for RFK Jr, however much you’d like him to be POTUS. He can’t win in our electoral system.

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AL's avatar

I think trump is the designated winner. All roads lead that way. Which definitively means that Trump is with the TPTB. You lost me at “electoral system.” They are all players in this game including RFK. He’s the “vaccine-bad” buffer guy.

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Fred's avatar

Are you assuming that PDT will still be on this earth, and that the criminal case won’t stop him? IDK how to answer your claim that he’s part of TPTB.

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RU's avatar

The southern border has been open for years. Oddly, the Republicans - who claim to be conservatives and pro-America - did nothing. Literally didn't even talk about it, outside of a few alt-media voices. Only after years of influx did any of them start to act. Our country is now almost certainly filled with special forces from China, Russia, and Iran. They've had 3+ years to load up.

The Republicans attacked Trump in concert with the Dems and allowed impeachment to proceed against him - twice - for doing noting worthy of impeachment. Note, the Dems did not move forward with Mayorkas' impeachment for failing to uphold federal law re: the border.

Now, it looks like more funding for the lost cause in Ukraine is going through, on Republicans' watch.

The Uniparty is all there is, outside of (maybe, still TBD) a few legit resistance figures. For the most part, the federal-level Republicans are a subsidiary of the Democrats, a play acting group called "the loyal opposition." All the opposition is fake, for show, used to drive donations to the GOP and DNC. They are on the same team, and it isn't team America.

Stay tuned is right. Covid is likely to be the least of our problems out of all of this; the canary in the coal mine event that tipped us off that something was wrong with everything. It may come to be seen as having a silver lining, that at least we got that tip-off that something was wrong.

Personally, I think that we are already in WW3 and all of this (border, covid, DEI/CRT, financial stress) is part of what will be seen as early WW3 battlefields when the history books are written.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Seems obvious TPTB had a target number of illegal aliens to embed in the US. Maybe about 10 to 20 million? It's a crisis and what they wanted all along and always. "Suddenly," they noticed. Fait accompli.

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RU's avatar

I just keep thinking the "immigration" is the cover. Like, it's intended to cover enemy troops entering the US. I think these little infrastructure disasters are just those troops showing our leaders that they are here and can get to these things. Basically using those attacks as a negotiating tactic.

I also can't help but wonder if covid/vax was the 1 of a 1-2 punch. And that one of the enemy cells is preparing to release a virus that attacks those with now-compromised immune systems.

All guessing on my part, but really, if people are just walking in uncontested...if you were Xi or Putin, wouldn't you send some of your special forces across?

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Yeah, Cloward/Piven 1-2-3-4.... punches thrown on every level at everything traditionally Christian America.

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Credenda's avatar

Putin wouldn’t bother. He understands the US far better than we understand Russia. He know the rot is within and we will implode for any number of reasons. He has expressed sympathy with people whose governments are not serving their people but only exploiting them for their own purposes. Now Xi is an altogether different story.

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Solzhenitsyn’s Ghost's avatar

Spot on, no more war aid PERIOD. But - even with Jeff, it's all about UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE. US taxpayers have directly and indirectly spent $Trillions on Israel and ME countries. ENOUGH. Don't complain about UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE without including Israel, which is a nuclear power, has the world's best military tech and defenses, and can handle itself. Enough! Jeff really does seem almost pro-Russia hypnotized. You can be anti-Biden lies and death and anti-Putin lies and death at the same time. It's not hard.

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Politico Phil's avatar

As for the political state called Israel, the US is nothing more than a "sugar daddy" being manipulated by the "charms" of a seductive, narcissistic, gold digger. She literally has more influence in Congress (all of whom are on the take) than all Americans put together and the MSM sells us on it.

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Bluebird's avatar

Then Israel uses our taxpayer money to commit murder and mayhem whenever and wherever it chooses. I don't know why Jeff is trying to figure out a reason why Israel attacked the Iranian embassy in Damascus. Israel has never shown restraint or fairness - from the attack on USS Liberty, deliberating killing humanitarian aid workers, committing genocide in Gaza, etc, etc, etc, all while US Congress kisses their ass and rewards them in their brutal endeavors. "Pride goeth before a fall."

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Solzhenitsyn’s Ghost's avatar

The gold digger analogy is perfect. Only Thomas Massie had the stones to vote against the Israel aid "package" among non-Marxist reps (a few Marxist voted against it for entirely different reasons). It's got 99% support in Congress. OWNED. SUGAR DADDYS (sucker with OUR money). Israeli citizens have less than 1/4 the public debt burden per capita that US citizens have. And we are handing them money?? Insane. However corrupt Ukraine might be, the people are innocent. They were brutally invaded by a brutal and godless aggressor, they have no money, they have no prospects to stand up to a force infinitely stronger than they are. I agree that it's a human tragedy to give them aid only to have them die for a fruitless hope. But the fact of the matter remains that the Ukrainian people themselves want as much support as they can possibly get to fight the insane invading force against them. For some reason - Scott Adams calls it "classic branding" - we can never stop talking about "the Holocaust", even as a modern holocaust unfolds in front of our faces. Even as many who demanded that we never forget THE Holocaust were apologists for, or indifferent to, the 75 year holocaust visited upon hundreds of millions of people in the Soviet sphere of insanity.

Now those same people who promoted woke agendas in all of America's major corporations and all of America's major universities are crying that the leftists are after them. Who the hell do you think promoted that leftism in the first place? But you'll never hear Jeff or others bring that up. It's the third rail that cannot be discussed. Unless you've got balls of steel and integrity to burn. PS thank you Phil.

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SteelJ's avatar

You don't have to be pro-Russia hypnotized to see which side is right on Ukraine. It's not the U.S. and other NATO countries.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Actually I am pro Russian in this one. Because had trump had these last four years, and wasn’t beaten to death by law fare at every turn, Putin would be our greatest ally right now. Fuck you benn.

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Solzhenitsyn’s Ghost's avatar

Ok, who then is "right"? 😵‍💫

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

How are things at Langley? Do they have any Rissian history books that aren't censored?

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SteelJ's avatar

Russia, Russia, Russia!!

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Jamie Williams's avatar

You sound like the hypnotized one. Where are all the blogs you've written to refute his opinions?

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Fred's avatar

If ever…the forces are great. The harms from the jabs should have been evident to even the most Covidiot (apologies to whomever coined that), yet…silence. Guessing history books, say in 2125.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

In every photo of Speaker Johnson since he took the chair, he looks a bit dyspeptic. He’s making me sick too.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Ukraine is our country-sized “boat: a hole in the water you pour money into” 😵‍💫

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Deb's avatar

Today while driving I listened to the Dan Bongino podcast and he had an excellent piece on the CIA, FBI, and others who know a whole lot of what happened and is still happening in Ukraine! Talk about making your blood boil!!!!

This is a link to his show notes where he found the information...

https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2024/04/17/impeachment_whistleblower_was_in_the_loop_of_biden-ukraine_affairs_that_trump_wanted_probed_1024937.html

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rolandttg's avatar

5still timely Jefferson quotes. I'll begin with my favorite.

"Anyone who wants to remain ignorant and live in a free society is expecting what never was and never will be". ~ Thomas Jefferson

“Tyranny is defined as that which is legal for the government but illegal for the citizenry.” ~ Thomas Jefferson

“The two enemies of the people are criminals and government. Therefore let us tie the second down with the chains of the Constitution, so the second will not become the legalized version of the first.” ~ Thomas Jefferson

“The end of democracy and the defeat of the American Revolution will occur when the government falls into the hand of the lending institutions and moneyed corporations.” ~ Thomas Jefferson

“When tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty.” ~ Thomas Jefferson

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Michelle's avatar

The men that formed our country were so insightful. If you think about it almost to the point of scary..

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RU's avatar

Esp. considering their ages at the time. It really does make one wonder if God directly intervened. Or aliens, lol.

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Politico Phil's avatar

They were just very well educated by both the pastors and their parents. There was no state controlled education. As a result they knew how to think. They were knowledgeable of Biblical law, the Gospel, British common law and logic. Compared to educational standards today, they were gods. We are living in a time where civilization is marching backwards.

It may seem scary to us but it was normal for them. And trust me, they weren't sitting around talking about the "end times" and trying to figure out when they were going to get "raptured" out of their hard times.

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PEL's avatar

Just look at the difference in vocabulary from then to now. We are so dumbed down!!

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Politico Phil's avatar

True that. I should have added they were well read in classic literature and actually understood history. The young people of today don't stand a chance. Hosea 4

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CGL's avatar

And everyone today thinks they are so smart and superior to our ancestors and they don’t realize how stupid and foolish we have become about everything. It’s frightening.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

God didn't intervene. He guided. Higher education back then was preparation for ministry with many graduates going into law and government. Bible in the classroom up and down the system. Used to be here, too. Curricula included Greek, Latin, ancient literature in the original languages, law.... Ditto everything Phil says : ) You can get a Ph.D today with NONE of that.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I had the last quote on my car (magnet). Someone took it.

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FourWinds's avatar

Not cool that they took it! I need one of those (obviously not by stealing one.) :)

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Let's hope the thief took it to heart.

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Credenda's avatar

Lol!

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Dianne Denson's avatar

Our Forefathers had SOOOOO much wisdom!

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Maenad's avatar

Moneyed corporations are always the result of capitalism. Profits accrue and are used to buy power which destroys democracy. It’s the same outcome over and over. There are other ways to organize a robust economic system.

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Mazel Lee's avatar

That’s what Marx realized thus hated capitalism, but communism has the same end, only the power is held by the state.

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craig martin's avatar

I’m a veterinarian and if some “furry” comes to me to be examined, the co-pay is $10,000….cash……upfront.

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Peter Schott's avatar

Wish I had better thoughts about Johnson right now. Seems that he's a deep state sellout, same stripe as all of the others. :( I think it's pretty safe to say that both the House and the Senate are not representing the will of their constituents by sending more and more funds overseas right now. I don't expect that to get better.

For schools - anyone else remember when schools had even a basic dress code and would have kicked out anyone trying to show up dressed as an animal (or anything other than some odd school spirit/mascot purpose)? Seems an easy solution - schools are there for the human population, not the animals. If you think you're a cat/dog/other - we'll call animal services to have you taken away. I know the litterboxes in the bathroom keeps getting denied by officials, but that seems easy enough to prove these days. The more insane-leaning people I come across on social media insist that's not a thing, but it's way too much in the realm of the possible these days.

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Susan Catherine's avatar

I sure would like to be in on the discussions Johnson has had with the democrats. How is they leveraging this? Why is Johnson finding value in it?

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Minor adjustments to his advisory staff. "The inside story of how House Speaker Mike Johnson was flip-flopped on Ukraine aid starts with his top policy adviser, a former lobbyist whose clients include a number of major companies who have issued corporate statements indicating some kind of interest in the war." Exclusive — Johnson's Policy Aide Lobbyist with Ukraine-Interested Clients (breitbart.com)

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Susan Catherine's avatar

😳🤬

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Yes, they had dress codes. But if a principal worked to enforce those rules, he often ran into trouble with parents. And thus with higher admin. Principal in my middle school, at a faculty meeting, announced that flip-flops were not to be worn by faculty. Next day, math teacher in my wing still wearing flip-flops. And continued to do so. Arrant disrespect.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Been there, trying to work beside teachers who wouldn’t uphold policy. Curiously, a math teacher was the main resistance. As predicted, he became a hero in his classroom, spawned little insurrectionist disciples, and made the rest of us look bad. Like moms and dads who argue in front of the kids, the popular authority has the lowest standards.

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Credenda's avatar

Adults acting like children. This is the state of our country.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I remember dress codes

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Valerie's avatar

Same for me. Heck, my kids had a fairly strict dress code and they’re only in their 20s. This has just gotten ridiculous. Furries... just another way boring white middle class kids with no personality can make themselves seem interesting. While being a distraction to everyone else.

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Bitsy54's avatar

I’m waaay beyond dress code- UNIFOMS FOR ALL, INCLUDING THE DEI BRAINED STAFF!

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

I’m kind of with you on that because it works. The problem is everybody loses rights when we don’t decisively deal with the few miscreants. It’s like banning all firearms in reaction to a handful of maniac shooters. Two kids get reckless in the swimming pool, and it’s “Alright, EVERBODY out!!”

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Fla Mom's avatar

Reasonable, it's another power play, and a way to make things easy for the 'rulers' - " Criminals/miscreants do [x], so you can't."

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John infinity N's's avatar

just another way boring white middle class kids with no personality can make themselves seem interesting

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AJF's avatar

So true about the schools Peter! My sister's boyfriend was sent home from HS for wearing Madras pants. Then 6 years later, as VP of student council we fought to allow girls to be able to wear jeans to school.

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Fred's avatar

Jeans, but only on “spirit Fridays.” Zero discipline issues.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

I have no doubt that Johnson had "the talk." Tulsi Gabbard's interview with Tucker Carlson was interesting because there were things that she wouldn't/couldn't say about what she was told when she was still a new member of Congress and still viewed as the future of the DNC.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Great interview. TG for VP? "The talk" is right. Ted Cruz seemed to get it soon after saying Mitch McConnell “lied to us.” Not a peep from Cruz about that since.

https://texasscorecard.com/watch/ links to “The Texas Heist,” an expose on how "the talk" works in the Texas House. I’m sure it’s the same across the country. The good news is county-level activism appears to be making inroads against the problem.

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Johnny-O's avatar

Of course Johnson is a sell out. He wouldn't have gotten anywhere close to that position of power were he not.

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T Kosse's avatar

The young woman (and her family) who lives next door goes to a Catholic school--earlier a middle school and now high school. I regularly see her, and her ride, in a uniform. Doesn't seem to be a big deal. Why is that a problem for the public schools?

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rolandttg's avatar

heck. Until 8th grade, girls had to wear skirt or dress. No blue jeans allowed until HS

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Linda Blossom's avatar

Read my comment to SJacob above. I think this is not just behavior.

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CathyRN's avatar

It’s hard to prove litterboxes unless someone snags the cleaning crew. In our county “privacy” keeps anyone in authority from going in student bathrooms and surveillance cameras aren’t allowed.

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RU's avatar

Seems like a student or two could just snap a pic with their cell phone.

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Sdunn's avatar

Lord knows they take plenty of selfies and videos in there.

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rolandttg's avatar

I still don't know how you manage to find so consistently so many deep buried articles putting the puzzle pieces together on his massive multi front war being waged on humanity and still run a law practice and have a family. Kudos, and my great admiration.

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...Meanwhile recently on the Disney cruise ship, Fantasy, on Monday, a Coast Guard MH-60T Jayhawk helo crew successfully completed a medevac of a 35 year old pregnant woman who had a reported health complication that could not be treated by medical personnel on board.

To view the video shot by the Coast Guard: https://www.news.uscg.mil/Press-Releases/Article/3742761/coast-guard-medevacs-us-passenger-from-disney-cruise-ship-180-miles-northwest-o/.

If you watch closely, the woman appears to wave as she is being hoisted above the ship. Prayers to her and her baby and a hearty thank you to our brave Coast Guard.

Semper Paratus! (“Always Ready”) Bravo air crew, bravo.

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Susan Catherine's avatar

Wasn't that crazy? I was watching the video to see if she spun out of control while being hoisted up to the helicopter as did this poor woman a few years ago did here in Arizona. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/helicopter-rescue-spinning-phoenix-arizona-piestewa-peak-stretcher/

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Kitkat's avatar

YIKES! I hope that poor woman was OK after all that spinning. That's horrible.

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Credenda's avatar

I think she got a pretty good settlement. What an experience!

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MaryAnn's avatar

Standing “O” 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 for that crew! 🙏🏻 for mom and baby!

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Renee Morris's avatar

Agree!! I literally cheered! 🤗

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John infinity N's's avatar

...35 year old pregnant woman...

You mean pregnant person

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Renee Morris's avatar

😂. I was pleasantly surprised that the CG used woman & not person in their press release, too. Sure would be nice to *know* that the pendulum is swinging back to sanity. 🙏🏻

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Jpeach's avatar

If Trump doesn’t make it back to the WH (which is the DS #1 goal), enhanced FISA surveillance will be turned against Trump supporters , from his advisors to those making small donations. Thank you (NOT) Speaker Johnson.

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Natalie's avatar

With Republicans like Mike Johnson, who needs Democrats?! Here's a good essay in The American conservative: https://www.theamericanconservative.com/mike-johnson-should-grow-a-spine-or-leave/?mc_cid=cc5a509e1e

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Blair's avatar

Johnson has a spine made of grape jelly.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Disparaging to grapes.

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Just Comment's avatar

He may be place into that position to do what he does.

Scary being sabotaged by our own side.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

There’s never a conservative version of Pelosi. Ruthless, truthless and shrewd are not typical conservative traits.

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Just Comment's avatar

Also, we are law abiding, rule following, hardworking, ... drive the same route to work, ..... too easy to be figured out, used, and sabotaged.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Johnson sold out the people in record time! He even beat McCarthy. Give him a participation trophy for being the absolute worst and shedding his snake skin in record time. During that secret fbi meeting I’m sure they showed him whatever dirt they had on him and put him in his place. Cue the FISA and bleeding money scam that will decimate the USA the rest of the way.

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Lew's avatar

I think Johnson has now exceeded even Paul Ryan the Snake as the most underhanded and conniving Republican speaker in recent memory.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

I think he's just a regular old coward.

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chuck kutchera's avatar

If Trump wins the election, Biden’s backers will never let a peaceful transition. I’m thinking they’ll declare Marshall Law and send their woke militia on those who supported Trump. Just look at all the false charges against him and since he was elected and those close to him being arrested for bs charges. And many so called republicans are in on it also.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Trump will not win without a coup.

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Christy's avatar

I really hope that happens but who’s gonna rise up? We put up with EVERYTHING!!! From Congress down. Who’s gonna lead the coup? No sarcasm, genuine question.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Exactly because truly Repubs also have a deep state or are part of the one. Voting is really more emotional than reasonable thinking on both sides. Powers KNOW that the way to destroy a country is to years or down financially from the inside while garnering money/power for themselves and they do not care which country they use to build up their diet houses. We are all pawns but the devil is using them.

I always thought this battle could have been won in the eighties, or 90'd or 2020 if EVERYONE or Even a HAD PULLED they're kids outta schools, demanded moral teaching, refused masks, etc etc. but ppl don't fight the easiest way OH WAIT! THEY WON'T EVEN DO THAT THEY ARE SO LAZY!! History repeats.

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Christy's avatar

Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. Weak men create bad times. Bad times, create strong men.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Pray for some modern day Joshuas and Calebs. Better yet, be one.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Just do something! Homeschool or server on a board. Serve at a true Bible believing church! Serve a neighbor. Talk about important things in life instead of your hair and fingernails!

(Just in case someone reading this might be needed ideas. 😁)

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

The Speaker has been purcha$ed

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shayne's avatar

Yep, crossed my mind too as I read that.

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Diane G.'s avatar

What ever came of the Trump multiplier results?

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MnmMom's avatar

What day was the Trump multiplier? I missed it and would like to still jump in if at all possible. He could have walked away but still continues to stand up to the deep state exposing the corruption for everyone to see.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

It’s gonna be fun trying to fuck with them, and have the show up at people’s houses. Especially here. lol. Better send your best.

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Credenda's avatar

He doesn’t seem to be much of a friend to liberty does he. All talk and no walk.

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Karen Murphy's avatar

Btw anyone notice how quickly the kids said, “Yes!” to the question, “Do your parents know you walked out?” Thank God for their sane parents.

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Christy's avatar

And yet they continue to send their kids to that school.

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Paige Green's avatar

My thought was that those kids are standing against the madness, and I applaud it.

And thank goodness for the news reports- maybe others in the community will become aware and join the fight.

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SB's avatar

I agree with both of you. Kids do the walkout and then parents pull them from the school and refuse to return until the crazy stops. And get all the people they can to walkout. The nonsense has got to be quit by the masses, stop participating.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Should we be concerned? Precedent for forced vaxx shots?

"A North Carolina Court of Appeas found that a clinic, where personnel gave a 14-year-old boy a COVID-19 shot without his consent or parental consent, was protected by the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act (PREP Act)."

https://thevaccinereaction.org/2024/04/nc-court-rules-federal-prep-act-protects-forced-vaccination-without-parental-consent/

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

They were planning to force vaccinate military members that refused the covid shot.

https://x.com/LTCTheresaLong/status/1778599194048995774

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

As a retired military person, do not let your children join today's woke and weak military.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

There are alot of veterans that feel the same. Their children will not join the military.

Kathleen...Have you seen Tracy Beanz reporting on trans in military? I cannot imagine being in the military now. Glad I'm out. Here's one of her tweets:

https://x.com/tracybeanz/status/1777740287873315224

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

On Navy ships, the sleeping area for E-6 and below can have 60 sailors in it.

So...you are a female sailor, and have to put up with this crap because some sailor is transitioning.

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Credenda's avatar

I think all this is by design. I am guessing Soros and his globalist pals are behind the destruction of this country. It’s not like they’re even hiding it. “You will own nothing and be happy”. They want to rid the earth of all but a few. It’s demonic.

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WP William's avatar

first in the military, then everywhere else possible

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Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

60? The USS Blueridge, a Command ship, had 450 women E5 and below in the same sleeping quarters......and 4 toilets!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I was on a repair ship and repair berthing had 60 female sailors in it.

You understand my point though.

I was in Chief's berthing and we had 15 racks piled 3 high, 2 toilets, and 2 showers where you had to press down on the button on the nozzle to get water. Felt like I was in a car wash.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I believe that many who undergo those surgeries come to regret their choice, and suffer "suicidal ideation". So possibly their numbers, while increasing on one side, will rapidly decrease on the other side.

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SM's avatar

Exactly!

My sons won’t be groomed, medically or sexually exploited for the disgusting and immoral government of this country. They will learn to protect themselves and their families.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

It is my understanding that they didn't vaccinate him. I've seen his Twitter account.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Looks like they did when they pinned him. Maybe he is being coerced to say that?

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Vince's avatar

The PREP Act has to go.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Not a good precedent, I agree.

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Karen Murphy's avatar

The kid was getting tested. Did he have Covid? Why would they give him a shot if he possibly had Covid? Remember the “wait 90 days to get the shot after having Covid?” More importantly, I would find it very difficult not to punch that person’s lights out who said, “give it to him anyway.”

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rolandttg's avatar

I must say, I really am starting to be very optimistic about this war for the very survival of humanity against satan and his globalist minions. I have mentioned before I have been going down the Rabbit Hole for 18 years, with dozens of alternatives sites and posters gone by the wayside or cart aside along the way. A huge Tell for me was that nothing happened in conjunction with the solar eclipse. Whether you believe in numerology and astrology does not matter. The cabal does, the satanists do, and they execute operations according to their preferred numbers and celestial events. I have always been reticent to predict timing, but I would have bet the farm that the cabal was going to pull off some monumental false flag in conjunction with the eclipse. That nothing happened indicates to me they were thwarted. That's huge.

Jim Willie concurs from several of his key sources. They have independently, using the same language, told him the White Hats are in control and the Republic will be restored. Many arrests and tribunals, none made public, as they still in the process and trying to flush out more sleeper cells and traitors. There are many other signs and Tells I have noticed or have been brought to my attention by the various alternative writers and podcasters I follow.

Just my take, for what it's worth

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I sure hope you are right, rolandttg. As for me and my house,........

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Joe Simsbury's avatar

I wish but we hear nothing about govt people disappearing

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chuck kutchera's avatar

And none seem to be dying from the jabs.

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rolandttg's avatar

You cannot tell your enemy what you are doing. If it is indeed happening, our ignorance is a small price to pay

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

I agree with @rolandttg. In addition, the prosthetics these days are so good, as is digital technology, we can't be sure what we're looking at. To wit: https://rumble.com/v2r1ulp-another-face-mask-actors-shows-how-convincing-it-is.-biden-of-coarse-has-fa.html

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TB's avatar

Be careful, though. There's no guarantee that restoration of the US to its former state is part of God's plan... the Roman and Byzantine empires fell, even though they were "Christian" at the time. Satan's minions may end up defeated in a different way that better serves the long-term outcome.

But one can always continue being faithful, and praying, and working to improve their local community, as Jeff advocates, and trust the Lord for the final outcome.

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

Are you sure nothing happened during the eclipse? Maybe stuff we aren't supposed to know about or see?

Just me being a cranky pessimist...

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Christy's avatar

Or good at reading the tea leaves.

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rolandttg's avatar

As I replied to Oregon Kathy, they could have sprite some toxins that will show up later in people and give them another attempt at Covid 2.0 measures. Time will tell

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

Re your second paragraph, have heard much the same. Bright long term outlook here as well, but also anticipate several final attempts by the cabal at imposing chaos to secure power. Timing? Scenarios? Who knows? Instinct, for what it's worth which might be nothing, indicates through the remainder of the decade, maybe a full decade from now before the whole curtain is ripped down. Some tempests - in a teapot? - along the way. Kindly requesting the favor that you post an update here and there if possible.👍

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rolandttg's avatar

I try to post updates I find credible as much as I can, given that there is absolutely no way to be sure. Trust your gut has found new meaning with me during this psyop war.

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Credenda's avatar

But that sounds just like Q Anon. It was just a psyop in the end. There are no white hats, no secret tribunals, no all-knowing powerful adults who will save us. It’s all fantasy. And the J6 folks are still in prison. I didn’t expect a false flag with the eclipse but I do expect one with regard to Iran. It’s the only way to get us into war.

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rolandttg's avatar

Everyone has to make up their own minds as to what is really going on. Anyone who thinks they know for sure is full of you know what.

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Why do you think chemtrails were sprayed all along the route? https://chemtrails.substack.com/p/solar-eclipse-chemtrails-what-were

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

I'm sorry, I couldn't help but laugh at the furry story. Like this is for real. Kids really think they're furries - and adults can do nothing about it. Wow, what a world we live in --

It's the same confusion Elmo had with this rock that identified as "alive" : https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/elmo-and-a-rock

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LuAnne's avatar

I find it incredibly sad that middle schoolers are having to form a protest. A protest about "furry" kids. I don't know about the rest of you but when I was that age, I was thinking about kid-stuff. I don't think I even knew what a protest was. What would be better here is if the parents of these protesting kids marched to the school and demand their school officials stop allowing crazy & damaging behavior. Either that, or YANK YOUR KID OUT OF THE SCHOOL!

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DistantSun's avatar

This might be a silver-lining moment, though. They see the reality of a situation, and they do what they can to stop the madness. Civic-minded children can translate into becoming civic-minded adults. We are where we are because people decided to put blinders on and let the elected officials handle it all. We (as a nation) are illiterate, as far as current events and understanding of them are concerned.

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SB's avatar

Yep, the parents have been passive too long. Weren't willing to pull their kids out of school because "socialization" or they'd miss they're friends or I can't quit my job, etc, etc. Look where the passivity has gotten us. Passive is dead, it is time to act, with their feet. WALK AWAY!

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

The regular press is non-existant these days. If you think of getting one slip of info from there, think different.

As to the cancer cases, Dr Geoff Pain has an excellent Substack on the more chemical side of it (some articles need re-reading for me, non medically schooled person)

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Absolutely. There is no press. Our politicians are absolutely corrupt liars. Our food system is getting more toxic.

About the only people we can still trust is our doctors!

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

"About the only people we can still trust is our doctors" Ahh, I've only had one cup of coffee...that's sarcasm, correct?

I don't want to assume.

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Elaine Seinfeld's avatar

you mean all the MURDERING DOCTORS using the hospital MURDER PROTOCOL?

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

OMG Man, you made my day!

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Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

A friend of mine said that the only time her gut doesn't bother her is when she's in Europe. As soon as she returns to the US.....gut problems....MASSIVE gut problems. She said there are many foods, including Ritz crackers, that are banned from being imported into many European countries. Go figure!

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Susan Seas's avatar

😂

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Dianne Denson's avatar

😅🤣😂🤣😅🤣😆

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LuAnne's avatar

Because real journalism is dead, it's why we have so many people walking around who have no clue what's really happening in this country or in the world. Unless one takes the time to sift through the legacy media noise, find alternative news sources, and research the topics at hand, they're just completely ignorant. And, I can't bash them too much because I remember how busy life was trying to raise a family, work, and just juggle every day life and hope for a 6 hr nights sleep. Maybe that's the propagandists goal...just wear everyone out with lies until people believe the lies or they give up trying to find the truth.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

strange enough several of the uninformed people I know are retired, home all day, but do not take the time to search a bit. And for those with children, it is even more devastating, if they are so misinformed! What has to become of those children? (never been in the juggling situation but for a few years after hubby died, and without children here)

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LuAnne's avatar

We currently live in a lake community where the majority are retired as well. What we have found is that no one wants to talk about anything other than topical subjects. It's apparently taboo to talk politics so we don't really know where any of them stand. I have some suspicions but they're just that, suspicions.

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Laura Kasner's avatar

Ingrid - I can’t seem to find Dr. Pain on Substack. Can you please give me a link?

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John A George's avatar

I use his brother as my dentist, DDS Max Pain.

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walk2write's avatar

🫤 Just thinking about a dentist with a name like that makes my teeth hurt!

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MaryAnn's avatar

😂

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Raptor's avatar

Good morning my coffee klatchers! Dr. Makis also had a fine substack on the value of vitamin D for treatment and prevention of cancer (as well as the use of Ivermectin and Fenben and other goodies) https://twitter.com/MakisMD

https://makismd.substack.com/p/vitamin-d-and-cancer-a-quick-review

Also, if you want to laugh your caffeinated rump off at the totally based Jesse Kelly interview with Tucker Carlson (it is terrific my friends): https://tinyurl.com/Jesse-is-awesome

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Julie Young's avatar

Thanks for posting the Jesse Kelly interview. Excellent.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Had not heard Jesse Kelly until this interview with TC. His description of Democrat voters (mentally ill, single, white women) is spot on. This describes my sister to a ‘T’ until she returned to Catholicsm after an ovarian cancer diagnosis. Nothing like a ‘come to Jesus’ moment to wipe away years of mental illness and blaming others.

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