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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Good morning friends. I am continually amazed at what President Trump gets done while I'm asleep. He is making deals all over the world. We are blessed.

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Valerie's avatar

I’m two plus decades younger than he is and envy his energy. In fact, I think I heard Don Jr say the same thing on a podcast recently. His energy and ability to get things done are astounding. Imagine what this country could look like if all of our elected officials brought the same energy. PS, term limits would help by giving elected officials a limited time window, just saying.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I agree. He is five years older than I am, and I cannot imagine the schedule he is able to keep.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

I think he’s got almost ten years on me,and I’m good one minor job per day. It’s almost embarrassing.

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phlyme's avatar

Some days I’m doing well just to walk the dog😂

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Debra's avatar

I agree and I don't even have a dog!

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Patti's avatar

🤣

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Matt L.'s avatar

DJT doesn’t drink alcohol, and I’m convinced this absence contributes to the superhuman schedule he can keep in his now, sunset years. I think of Fred Trump Jr. (who died young of alcoholism) when I hear of Trump schedule and accomplishments now in his 80’s. DJT probably still does, too.

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Lauren's avatar

I forgot about this, but you're right-- he's referenced that part of his history more than once.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

lol, I often feel the same.

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Sir Jeff Morency, Ph.D.'s avatar

He (WE) needs a 3rd term!

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David Nelson's avatar

I'm remembering K***** J***-P*****'s effusive, complete with little balls of spit, reporting of J**'S "ENERGY!" Can you imagine? But oh, how they would GUSH their praise that he, heroically, CONTINUED BREATHING!

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

I feel kind of bad for her. The media that used to prop her up is now eating her alive. Bless her little First black queer woman’s heart.

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

I think she looked better with the Sideshow Bob hairstyle. Now she is just one more black lesbian author with hair culturally appropriated from women of another race.

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PEL's avatar

Never fear she still sports the white eye shadow that looks like an extra set of eyes when she blinks.

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RunningLogic's avatar

🤣😆

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

💯

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Dave Slough's avatar

I always wondered why black women aka Joy Reid were never called out for appropriating white culture with her straight hair wigs

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MarshaLouise's avatar

And the blonde!

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MMP's avatar

You nailed that one! Side Show Bob! LMFAO!!

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Princess Thunderbutt's avatar

Ain’t that the truth? She’s a long way from that Vogue glam photo. In it, she was all ‘Girl Boss”.

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Fred Richmond's avatar

you forgot immigrant. Queer immigrant.

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

Oops. Sorry. Of course you are right.

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Fred Richmond's avatar

and, please, don't overlook that she is black. So important. 🫤

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Jeff S's avatar

Haha. Amen.

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kittynana's avatar

@Nard- I literally LOLd at that (but that gurl can dress!)

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nancy roberts's avatar

Agree. But also imagine our 9-month past, and 3-year 3-month future, if by some act of fraud Kamala Harris was leading the USA. Talk about slow motion, illogical nothingness.

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Jake's avatar

What's truly amazing is that most Dems don't see it. I wish Charles Krauthammer was still alive. He called The Trumpster a clown. I wonder what he would say now??

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MayBella82's avatar

He has all of eternity to wish he had been a better person and used a little critical thinking.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah I was really disappointed that he couldn’t see past what the media presented.

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Sal's avatar

It IS Halloween, but I’m not a fan of horror movies, Nancy!

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Janice Hamilton's avatar

Article V Convention of States needed to address term limits!

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Free in Florida's avatar

We have the ability to address term limits every two years for Representatives and every six years for Senators. We just need to do it!!

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Donna Oliphint's avatar

No! That puts the entire Constitution up for grabs, not just term limits.

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InquizitiveOne's avatar

I think you are mistaken: an Article 5 Convention of states is limited to the subject areas on the platform , requiring 34 states to submit identical petitions. So far there are around 20. The platform is for Term limits, reducing federal overreach, and fiscal restraint.

Read more at Cosaction dot com

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Bandit's avatar

You're wrong, but since you've, obviously, never looked into it, you'll never believe anything different.

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InquizitiveOne's avatar

How am I wrong Bandit? I've been volunteering My time With COS for the last four years. I suggest anyone who is curious to learn about COS for themselves on Cosaction.com.

The founding fathers wrote the entire constitution and included Article 5 in it.

I'm curious, are there other parts of the constitution you disagree with, or just Article 5?

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Ollie's avatar

Not hard when you have an endless supply of chemical enhancements.

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Carolyn's avatar

Who are you referring to?

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Deb Hill's avatar

Karin Jean Pierre?

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Jpeach's avatar

Tariffs over Tanks! Peace through economic Strength! No one dies or is wounded (except TDS sufferers) and the World becomes a better place.

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Jake's avatar

Creating leverage out of nothing is something Scott Adams has talked about for a long time. Jeff mentioned the same thing today.

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Davey Jones's avatar

Great minds...

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sadie's avatar

Would love to hear those episodes... do you happen to have a link?

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Jay Horton's avatar

Love IT! Good one Jpeach.

Later Jay

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PapayaSF's avatar

The Swamp is deep and wide. It’s not something Patel can do in a few months. I predict we’ll see more action before the midterms.

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PapayaSF's avatar

Trump has them checkmated, but for reasons of practicality and persuasion, the full extent of it won’t be easily seen for a while yet. Also, remember that Trump had a successful reality TV show and a known flair for drama. He’s going to be timing bombshells over his entire term, with an eye towards MAGA winning big in 2026 and 2028.

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Dave Slough's avatar

lol

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Silent scorn's avatar

Can you share the source for what you said about Kash “limiting” what Tulsi is doing? I am very pleased with Kash personally, the rate at which he’s quietly breaking up child trafficking rings and freeing children is so very overdue, and it’s running under the radar. Every time he says “we found all this evidence in a trash bag” it’s IMHO a way of saying that Trump has said - okay time to release that batch on the American public because they’re ready! Kash is doing what Trump wants him to do or he would not be there. Same with Bondi. Some things the general sheep are just not ready for, yet, but it’s coming like a freight train.

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shayne's avatar

He's like a top sheep or cattle dog 😂 If you've every watch sheep dog trials, you'll know.

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Eliza Parker's avatar

We have a border collie, he’s not top dog but he is ALWAYS working. He has tracks worn in the dirt around various animal enclosures that he runs all day long to keep those animals in line.

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

My uncle had Shelties and when the kids were little, 3, 4, 5, it was hysterical to watch one of the Shelties herd the kids up and down the long hallway in his house. My uncle would bring his dogs to my barn and they would herd my big Collie-Shepherd cross. Poor Brutus never stood a chance, despite both his parents being herding breeds, as well! 😂😂

Mrs. "the Knife"

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shayne's avatar

That would've been fun to watch ❤️

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

It was! I am not sure who had more fun: the dog, having live bodies to herd, the little kids running up and down the hall giggling, or the adults watching the whole thing!

Mrs. "the Knife"

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MaryAnn's avatar

Mrs. “the Knife”

You drew a beautiful word picture describing that!❤️

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shayne's avatar

❤️❤️

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Mike's avatar

I had Aussies and Goldens my whole life. Now I have the toughest, smartest house boss...Ollie, my Yorkie!!

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

Love Aussies, and Goldens are such great family dogs! Your Ollie sounds adorable!

Mrs. "the Knife"

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shayne's avatar

I love sheep dog trials. Back home those dogs rule the sheep stations. And they look at you with such love in their eyes. 😂

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Deb Nance's avatar

They're listed as the most intelligent dogs, because they have to keep up to 12 commands in their mind at once.

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Eliza Parker's avatar

Not my border collie lol, I call him the dumbest smart dog I ever met. He’s from champion blood lines but was rejected as a trial dog and by two other farms before he came to be our “farm dog”, I have given him a command to work my sheep and even with the sheep right in front of us, he’ll run off to the pigs and try to herd them. I had a problem with lambs getting in my garden this year. I would send him off to herd them out but instead he would run barking to the barn, the lambs frightened by the barking would also run back to the barn, often times they would meet at the gate, would the dog herd them back in, nope, usually he would scatter them and send them running in all different directions. He just gets so excited he forgets to listen or follow the command he was given.

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Deb Nance's avatar

Is he still a puppy? You have to at least give him points for enthusiasm.

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Eliza Parker's avatar

We definitely do! He’s very eager. He’s 3, I’ve read that border collies don’t reach their best potential until 4 or 5 so patiently waiting for that. lol

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Bard Joseph's avatar

We are the sheep.

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shayne's avatar

In the biblical sense, yes. Not in the worldly sense.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

One of the main techniques for breaking morale through a strategy of terror consists on exactly this tactic - keep the person hazy as to where he stands and just what he may expect. In addition if frequent vaccillations between severe disciplinary measures and promises of good treatment together with the spreading of contradictory news, make the cognitive structure of this situation utterly unclear, then the individual may cease even to know a particular plan would lead toward or away from his goal. Under these conditions even those individuals who have definite goals and are ready to take risks are paralyzed by severe inner conflict in regard to what to do."

Dr. Kurt Lewin

Tavistock Institute

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

I think Trump keeps a pocket sized copy of the art of war in his pocket at all times

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Brad! Great post. This very much applies to us in the general public as well. We’re kept in a constant state of terror from the news we’re paralyzed by inner conflict.

Makes sense that this would come from Tavistock. Sounds a lot like “strategy of tension” that’s unleashed on the public:

https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-definition-of-strategy-of-tension

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Valerie's avatar

Personally, I have no sense of terror from reading the news. I have Jesus in my heart so, while there is a lot to be concerned about, there always is in every generation, I choose not to be upset by it.

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MayBella82's avatar

I found during COVID that those who had strong faith in God did well and didn’t panic… they didn’t run to get the jab or wear mask in cars. I can’t tell you how many times I would tell people to pray and give to God then let it go.

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dancingtime's avatar

I didn't see that at all....churches closed....few were the ones which did not...individually I did not see religion as impacting an individual's take on covid...common sense and analytical ability were key...imho

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

For those of us who do believe, we worshiped through the idiocy! It made huge difference in how we lived.

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Michelle Enmark, DDS's avatar

This too, dancingtime. It was the winning combination for those dark times: common sense/analytical skills in combination wi personal religious faith, which often doesn’t come from a church. Yes, so many closed which was extremely disappointing but my sister’s church didn’t as the pastor knew it was unconstitutional and unnecessary. Smart man.

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Valerie's avatar

Yep!

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MayBella82's avatar

Thanks!

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Another reason, Valerie, that I am very selective of where I get my news. Thus I am here at C&C. Fear not and no television.

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Cookie McCall's avatar

Don Surber is good also

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Jake's avatar

I have plenty of beer and golf. I'm just fine.

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Deb Nance's avatar

I make it a point to laugh every day and I think that's important to release tension and put things in perspective. I'll watch a Gutfeld show, or Joe Machi stand-up, or Something from Comedy Central, or get down on the floor and play with my dog and cat. I try to laugh before I go to bed and find I sleep better. A good laugh releases endorphins... like sex.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Never laugh during sex Deb. Just sayin'...

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Deb Nance's avatar

You should try it (with someone you've had a long enough relationship with.) We laugh till the tears come. Sex should be fun too sometimes.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Good for you guys! Borderline TMI 🤭

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Lisa Runquist's avatar

Hahaha

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NofloChick's avatar

Tim Hawkins is my go-to comedian. I've seen him in person and watch him on You Tube. He's gotten me throughsome sad times.

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Deb Nance's avatar

Thanks for the tip. I'll check him out. Dry Bar Comedy is good too. The jokes are clean and very funny.

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Carolyn's avatar

That's why I unsubscribed to you. You never give GOD credit and you are ALWAYS a negative nanny

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

What?! Carolyn thank you for this feedback! Didn’t realize I came across as a negative Nancy. Thanks for this feedback.

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Truth Seeker's avatar

Often speaking the truth comes across to some as being "negative"

Whether this is accurate in your offerings is unknown...

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Cabogirl's avatar

Perfectly describes Trump negotiating tactics.

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Jay Horton's avatar

Sounds like living with a narcissist. It induces the same affect/effect......

Later Jay

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Bones's avatar

I’m going to sleep even longer so he has more time to work

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Janet's avatar

😂🙏

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S.P.H.'s avatar

No that made me laugh, Bones. Thanks!

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Bahahaha!

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Jake's avatar

I wake up every day wondering what the Trumpster did. He never disappoints.

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Cabogirl's avatar

We sure are. I don’t think there is a single country in the world right now that wouldn’t want him for their leader .

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Bard Joseph's avatar

The Empire Rules from afar.

Presidents are directed.

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CMCM's avatar

As Greg Gutfeld likes to say, "Donald Trump....We don't deserve him."

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Bard Joseph's avatar

No news ever on Fox

Just ass kissing every night.

How did Ukraine and Gaza work out? Now Venezuala. MAGA indeed. Used to be good stories on Fox. May as well play the gay anthem YMCA. Wait they just did that for our military in Japan

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Sal's avatar

Yes. It blows my mind what he’s accomplished in just 10 months. A year ago, we weren’t even sure he’d be elected. Amazing stuff.

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Torrance Stephens's avatar

You and I sleep, he doesn't.

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Truth Seeker's avatar

As you mention the President, DJT, does not disappoint, working tirelessly for the people of this country. We are blessed beyond measure.

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Jennifer Beebe's avatar

💯‼️💯‼️

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Truth Seeker's avatar

Plenty of opportunity to unpack todays C&C.

The concluding statement is prescient: "Anyway, despite widespread whining from Democrats claiming that Kennedy doesn’t believe in modern medicine and prefers holistic treatments made from cow dung and lightning bug excrescence, HHS continues to chip away at Big Pharma’s traditional fortress of Guaranteed Profit. As helpful as alternative treatments may be, many Americans still depend on these expensive categories of drugs, and this kind of common-sense reform is great news for them, and bad news for the giant, over-funded drugmakers."

On the prevention side of "holistic treatments" is... prevention. That is far more than removing toxic additives and coloring agents. Although its true that sick people "depend" on drugs, that does not make the case that they are useful. It does make the case that Americans know precious little about health.

Those who have spent a lifetime learning about health refused the Quaxcine mRNA despite the deliberate rebranding. They never ingested preservatives or coloring agents,

or "trusted" the Medical Cartel excepting limited Emergency care. They did not purchase the offerings of Corporate "food" manufacturers. They avoid the pesticides and herbicides without

a second thought. They witness the consequences for health illiteracy.

Know the truth and it shall???

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

"set you free"

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Truth Seeker's avatar

indeed

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Reelin’ In The Fears's avatar

Agree. I’m thinking of taking long daytime naps to see what he’ll get done while I occupy my couch from 2:00 to 3:00 each afternoon.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Depending on how early I get up, I sometimes take one of those naps between 2-3. I wonder if Trump takes "power naps". A long flight on AF 1 would be ideal for one.

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Truth Seeker's avatar

Called siesta in Mexico, even the French shut down there shop in the afternoon.

A very wise tenet of health.

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Kim's avatar

Indeed.

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FGB3's avatar

Now if he'll only get his head on straight about Ukraine we will truly be blessed.

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John's avatar

Jeff; You continue to enlighten and amuse me EVERY morning with your informative and hilarious descriptions of what is happening around the world. Keep it coming!

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cat's avatar

Did anyone else laugh at Jeff's stating Powell's age as 96? 😆

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CeeMcG's avatar

I had to go and look it up! (He’s actually only 75).

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MnmMom's avatar

He LOOKS ancient though!

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Cookie McCall's avatar

And acts it

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RunningLogic's avatar

And it feels like he’s been there forever 🤪😆

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Reelin’ In The Fears's avatar

I thought it was a reference to his IQ.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

I believed it, cat!

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Evangeline's avatar

Aw, i hadnt noticed!

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JudyC's avatar

I’m convinced Jeff was a comedy writer in another life! Without fail, I get multiple deep throated belly laughs from his clever turn of words and sarcastic wit! I always make sure I’ve fully swallowed my gulp of morning coffee before reading another paragraph or we all know where said coffee would end up…

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Yes, I often need a good guffaw and a few giggles to get me off on the right foot in the morning, and Jeff never fails to provide.

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Lisa Runquist's avatar

My favorite line today washis description of Mr Coons as a member of the weasel family! ROFLOL

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Cindybeeley's avatar

Likewise! ❤️

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SM's avatar

Excrescence is hilarious 😂

I’m going to teach my kids this wonderful word!

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Debi Lutman's avatar

Tell them they are full of excrescence?

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Eric - The Imaginary Hobgoblin's avatar

Seems as though "modern medicine" - a most malleable term - has done more harm than good. I'll take the cow dung over the Magic 8 Ball approach. On the upside, this recent revelation of "healthcare" subterfuge has made me more discerning - if not flat out skeptical - than ever. I give far greater credence to chiropractors, osteopaths - and sometimes garden gnomes - over MD's and General Practitioners. They've earned the highest level of scrutiny.

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Dawn B's avatar

Food is our medicine but they pollute it and our water as well.

I got severe ulcerative colitis from eating strawberries 2 years ago. They were washed but still covered in glyphosate pesticides as is all our wheat and corn and soybeans etc. My husband had the same issue after eating them but his body recovered and mine did not.

I had to go see a GI specialist but they had no clue why people get colitis and said diet won't help (not true), it is lifelong, no cure, and only meds like expensive biologics can manage it. I suffered for 2 months crapping blood 20+ times a day. Rather than take expensive and "body self healing preventative" biologics the rest of my life, I took prednisone 2 months so my brain would stop attacking my gut, could heal, and ate probiotic foods. I am now 100% better.

Again, I didn't listen to the doctor and am healed. At least the prednisone helped but was poison too but was necessary to take since I lost 25lbs and could not digest food. It made my hair fall out.

Same old... problem solution scenario...

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Amy Bee's avatar

A GI doctor told me ulcerative colitis and chrones are diseases of unknown origin that only occur in first world countries. Interesting…..

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Cabogirl's avatar

That’s ridiculous as I don’t know a single soul in MX that has any of those issues.. the American and Canadians ex pats yes. Mexicans no ..But American doctors do not believe that Americans could possibly have any parasites which I think actually is the root of these diseases. Mexicans take anti parasitic drugs like at least once a year.

Those above diseases seem to be a product of more wealthy nations, chemical additives, fake food, highly processed foods. The food is better quality here.. it’s sometimes the prep and handling that might be the issue. Let me know your thoughts.

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Lisa Runquist's avatar

Ivermectin!

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

For starters, antibiotics will destroy the gut biome.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Be sure to eat yogurt with live cultures and sauerkraut

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NofloChick's avatar

I just learned not long ago, and never thought about it before, but antibiotics are available intramuscularly. If you can take them IM you don't have to worry about them destroying your gut.

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Michelle Enmark, DDS's avatar

They get there eventually, Noflo Chick, and must be eliminated somehow by one or more of our organs of elimination, so they’re everywhere in the body. Think about topical hormone cream for example or patches- they all raise blood levels of the drug, which must be processed and eliminated by the colon, urinary tract, skin ( through sweat ), and/or by exhaling it out. Route(s) depend on the chemical.

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PEL's avatar

I have used a product called Scram annually for a parasite cleanse-it’s wormwood, black walnut, cloves, etc. ingredients.

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Cabogirl's avatar

Great. This works.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Thought provoking Cabogirl.

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shayne's avatar

Intermittent fasting helps the gut heal. I practice it. Plus I eat only organic.

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Susan V's avatar

Glad you made it thru!! Avoid conventional fruits and vegetables. Even organic can’t be 100% trusted but you’re safer. Research EWG dirty dozen for a list of fruits and veggies with the highest pesticide levels

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Dawn B's avatar

Yep even organic. The health ranger proved that chlorine dioxide can remove seventy percent of glyphosate. I was using that to clean all my fruits and vegetables before but now I eat nothing until it is cleaned. Those strawberries I ate, I got lazy and didn't wash them with the MMS and lo and behold I got sick.

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CMCM's avatar

I lived in the Middle East for 10 years. We had to soak our fresh vegetables and fruits in a chlorox and water mix to make them safe to eat.

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Jay Horton's avatar

Because of the type of "fertilizer" they use?

Interesting.

Later Jay

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Jane Ingalls's avatar

Same, while living in Latin America!

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JudyC's avatar

Indeed, and strawberries are one of the worst!

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STH's avatar

All berries must be organic. They are loaded with toxins.

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Jane Ingalls's avatar

I’m always looking for organic grown in the USA, because who’s checking the fields in Zimbabwe, Colombia and Cambodia?? Not our USDA, and not the company importing the fruits and vegetables. I’m trying to eat seasonally as much as possible. We’ve become used to having everything we want year round! A gentleman in the grocery store yesterday lost his mind because he couldn’t find any peaches which are long out of season. We’ve simply lost touch with the rhythm of our food production.

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Susan V's avatar

Spot on- so many have no concept of seasonal foods. They are so far removed from nature.

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Cousin Clem's avatar

They are always on the dirty dozen list put out by the Environmental Working Group. Right at the top.

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Lorita's avatar

Wow, I'm so glad you were able to now be 100% better. Good on you for figuring out a way to be better. I'm treating myself for IBS and gastritis since the only help I've received from medical providers has been antibiotics (which always makes me much worse) and the carnivore diet. Blessings sister.

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Dawn B's avatar

I clean all my vegetables with chlorine dioxide, aka MMS the health ranger proved that it removes 70% of glyphosate.

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Sir Jeff Morency, Ph.D.'s avatar

Wear plastic/rubber gloves and don't breathe the CLO2 because it's toxic.

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Dawn B's avatar

Antibiotics did nothing for my IBS and makes your already low white blood cell count even worse, but prednisone extra low dose I personally adjusted for 2 months allowed my gut to heal. I youtubed how to make my own yogurt, fermented veggies, and kombucha to balance my gut flora. It was pretty easy. Now I eat whatever because i can, but should eat better.

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STH's avatar

A Midwestern Doctor talks about curing bowel issues with DMSO. It has worked for me. And almost immediately. I’ve been using 1/4tsp 3xday for the past few days. Now I will cut out the midday dose and see what happens. Isn’t it annoying we have to doctor ourselves?

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Cousin Clem's avatar

I don't believe it's annoying that we have to doctor ourselves. what's wrong with being responsible for one's self? We should never have to depend upon another person to give us health. That's our job. Realizing you can control your own health is empowering, is it not?

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rolandttg's avatar

This should have a heck of a lot more likes. If there is one thing that became crystal clear when curing my wife's cancer, it is that Everyone is responsible for their own health. People should no more blindly trust a doctor than a lawyer or stockbroker or used car salesman. They all put their pants on the same as you, and they all are working for money.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Roland: This! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Melissa S's avatar

What is annoying is that doctors in general tell us that they are the experts. They are smart. We are dumb. They are educated. We are not. They may even be the cause of health problems through Rx they prescribe. They are not happy when we take our health into our own hands, do the research, and seek for for natural and alternative cures and lifestyle changes. When one does cure or successfully treat a health issue, doctors will most always tell you that what you did wasn't what helped. They don't know what really did help. But they do know that whatever you did was not helpful. They are baffled.

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Porge's avatar

Well Melissa, covid sure exposed how smart they really are. 😉

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Cousin Clem's avatar

It's the white coat that mesmerizes us. : )

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NofloChick's avatar

Agree. No one knows your body like yourself. I do a lot of reading and most of my ailments have been fixed by my own doctoring.

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STH's avatar

What I mean is isn’t it annoying that doctors are such idiots? We pay them a shit ton of money and they rarely help. Even my naturopaths I’ve had over the years fall short.

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Cousin Clem's avatar

Yeah, I did meet once with a naturopath and found that person to be just like an MD but instead of drugs, the wanted me taking fistfuls of supplements. Their mentality was the same. You have a problem and take a bunch of stuff to fix it rather than examine why this problem is occurring.

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Eruca Sativa's avatar

I agree with you regarding myself. But just like everyone can't fix their own car or appliances, everyone can't fix themselves or knows where to begin. The problem is that we have doctors instead of healers. It's a fraught occupation and has been since its inception.

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Donna in MO's avatar

I find it annoying as one, it is super time consuming to try to sort out what is real and what is snake oil. Two, lots of conflicting information, and what works for one person doesn't work for another, and lots of trial and error. Only so many hours in the day. Had some kind of crud that knocked me on my butt in August. Spent hours and hours researching, tried a few things, friends gave me remedies to try. After 2 weeks of feeling like crap ended up at a regular NP as that is all I could get into. Said I was on the verge of pneumonia, gave me an antibiotic and I felt better within 2 days. Not a lot of trust in regular docs but my record of trying things on my own sucks.

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Sometimes, you need tech, like lab tests to see what's happening. I'm grateful that many states now allow you to get blood tests yourself rather than having to go to an MD to get them done. And of course, there are times when a doctor can assist, as you point out. I just believe many people dash off to the MD at the first sign of a sniffle and many go to them for "wellness checks" which the insurance companies always push. They will always find something that needs a drug. High cholesterol, high blood pressure the two big ones.

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Michelle Enmark, DDS's avatar

I agree, Cousin Clem, although I understand where STH is coming from. “ Experts “ in certain fields should be able to offer valuable solutions and it’s disheartening that so many do not even know about, or worse, disparage other treatment options.

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

No, it’s empowering! 😋

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c morrow's avatar

I'm looking into DMSO also. Does mixing it with coconut oil and water seem make it easier for you to take? Does it mess up the absorbtion of DMSO? Just asking for ideas to keep it down. 😜😊🦋

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MaryAnn's avatar

There is a book: Healing with DMSO

Good info and a place to start. It details dosages, concentrations, etc for various conditions.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

Excellent book.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

You get used to it.

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STH's avatar
Oct 30Edited

I just use it in water.

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Eruca Sativa's avatar

Do you remember when that article came out. or the title? I looked on his Substack and couldn't find it.

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CStone's avatar

Probiotics and prebiotics

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PEL's avatar

It costs a bit more but we get Irish butter and Italian pasta plus free range eggs. A friend has a meat company so we can get grass-fed beef and chicken breasts that aren’t the size of footballs from growth hormones.

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Jane Ingalls's avatar

Italian products are supposedly glyphosate free. Yay!!

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

THE NATURAL HEALTH LIBRARY on facebook has a lot of info on this. I love them. Well, I love Terry. Angie knows a lot but can be snippy on occasion.

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Peace's avatar

I second The Natural Health Library! I must've gotten used to Angie's relational skills - I'm noticing any more but at first I did notice the "snippy" responses.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I think I rubbed her the wrong way, twice. The funny thing is, both times, I was agreeing with whatever they were discussing. It was just a simple misunderstanding. She sorta flogged me with a wet noodle, was all. She stopped when I reiterated. 😬😝

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Levans's avatar

So sorry girl. That must have been rough.

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InquizitiveOne's avatar

Check out how many are healing gut issues of all sorts using an animal based or carnivore diet!

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Eruca Sativa's avatar

Were there foods you avoided and others you ate more of?

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Dawn B's avatar

I didn't eat gluten while healing. I do now. Since my condition started because of gyphosate and wheat is dried by glyphosate.

I took Thorne glycine. It is supposed to to detox glyphosate from Amazon one bottle.

I just ate as much organic and probiotic foods as possible. I don't now but I don't eat them without cleaning with MMS unless I go out to eat. I eat everything now but i did have one small flare up over a year ago and took very small dose prednisone meant for a week and I stretched it to 30 days and went back to diet.

I made kombucha and fermented veggies and my own yogurt.

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Cookie McCall's avatar

I can’t take prednisone, it messed with my heart rate

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Dawn B's avatar

The IBS inflamation made my HR over 100 resting and it is usually 58 as I had a fitbit.

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SD Scott's avatar

ARMRA colostrum

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Bitsy54's avatar

I’m finding the old wives’ treatments work wonderfully. Chewing 2 or 3 whole cloves stopped my annoying cough immediately so I passed that in to my highly educated MD cousin who kept insisting her cough was due to mold and nothing worked. She humored me and in 15 seconds of chewing cloves her obnoxious cough stopped. We talked for over an hour and a half with NO COUGHING from either of us! Side benefit: sweeter smelling breath.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Dr. William Davis, author of “super gut“, recommends tea of whole cloves to help the particular gut bacteria called Akkermansia mucinophila. He says this microbe strengthens the mucous gut lining. He says only use cloves and never to take the bacteria as a probiotic because it also eats the mucous gut lining.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

Never to take the bacteria?

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Never to take the bacteria because if it over-proliferates, it will eat the mucin lining and cause ulcers. That’s why he says only to help it grow naturally with cloves. Too much of a good thing.

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Dana Hope's avatar

Cloves of garlic??

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BBS's avatar

Or cloves cloves? I have both and am waiting for your answer.

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Shelle's avatar

She has to be talking about spice cloves because the mention of sweeter smelling breath wouldn't apply to garlic.

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Barnjai's avatar

Good answer!

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Bitsy54's avatar

Cloves…NOT garlic 😂

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BBS's avatar

TY!

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Astragale's avatar

Cloves that you can put in apple pie. Or mulled wine.

Just slowly chew a few if you get a cough.

Preferably organic.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Yes, the spice or garlic?

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Bitsy54's avatar

The nice smelling spice whole clove

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Astragale's avatar

No!

Cloves - like you put in apple pie.

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Melissa S's avatar

Thanks for the tip!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

😲

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Astragale's avatar

I discovered this about cloves too. In 2020.

If ever I have a cough, I chew 3 or 4 cloves - & it’s gone!

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

Thanks, Eric! Chiropractic saved my life after many years of suffering under allopathic treatment from being severely injured in a car accident so I went back to school at age 38 & got my Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Seven years of intense studies. The medical schools have been hijacked by the pharmaceutical industry & that is now basically all that they learn. Cut, poison, burn. They are legalized drug dealers & ensconced in a system of grifting by keeping people sick.

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Eric - The Imaginary Hobgoblin's avatar

My, my…you're just full of surprises, aren't you? Ties to Bugs Bunny, chiropractor, astronaut, dated Evel Knievel,….what's next? 😁

The Rockefeller school of medicine has nothing to do with Healthcare, it is however a quite sustainable business model. Keeping/making people sick is a snap.

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Phillip Zinni III DO FAOASM's avatar

@Eric - Bless you for the acknowledgement. Be Well, Be Blessed, Phillip

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Joanne Shannon's avatar

Prior to 2020, “anti-vaxxers” were being told to write “No biologics” on hospital admission forms so they couldn’t sneak vaccine injections.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

A very wise choice!

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Freebird's avatar

Eric, all good until the last sentence where you misspoke; you surely meant disdain, not scrutiny. Or possibly both.

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Eric - The Imaginary Hobgoblin's avatar

They provide SOME usefulness….on rare occasions. It takes some digging and a keen sense of awareness. None of them should be allowed the red carpet treatment because they sport the hallowed lab coat and accompanying stethoscope ensemble.

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Jay Horton's avatar

I've heard a little bump will do ya good...... just say'in.

Later Jay

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✝️✝️✝️

Then those who feared Yahweh spoke to one another, and Yahweh gave heed and heard it, and a book of remembrance was written before Him for those who fear Yahweh and who think upon His name. “And they will be Mine,” says Yahweh of hosts, “on the day that I prepare My own treasured possession, and I will spare them as a man spares his own son who serves him.” So you will return and see the distinction between the righteous and the wicked, between one who serves God and one who does not serve Him. “For behold, the day is coming, burning like a furnace; and all the arrogant and every worker of wickedness will be chaff; and the day that is coming will set them aflame,” says Yahweh of hosts, “so that it will leave them neither root nor branch. But for you who fear My name, the sun of righteousness will rise with healing in its wings; and you will go forth and skip about like calves from the stall. And you will tread down the wicked, for they will be ashes under the soles of your feet on the day which I am preparing,” says Yahweh of hosts.

— Malachi 3:16 - 4:3 LSB

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I praise Yahweh for his grace and mercy daily.

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

Seems like a very good way to start and end each day . . . as well as to walk through each day. Thank you for the reminder.

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Politico Phil's avatar

The Sun of Righteousness, the Messiah, came to His own to bring healing to Israel and reveal for all to see "the distinction between the righteous and the wicked, between one who serves God and one who does not serve Him." And in that same generation, the arrogant were burned up as chaff in the furnace of His Judgement leaving them without root or branch. Holy is His Name.

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Essay33's avatar

Me, every morning: "I need coffee and Janice's verses of the day. Not necessarily in that order."

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

This blesses me!

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Susan V's avatar

Amen

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shayne's avatar

Amen. An uplifting passage, Janice.

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Quiltlady's avatar

Thank you. The Prophets spoke the Words Yahweh gave them and we ignore them to our peril.

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Early edition today! Good morning C&C! Love watching Trump Trump the media w his Asian tour and leaving Newsome and Prizker hanging in the wind…I mean, now that Trump has ruled out ruling over a third term, whatever will they talk about??

And the Crown from S Korea??? The memes write themselves…glorious. Absolutely glorious.

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Juju's avatar

I really believe S Korea was trolling our mentally ill citizens. 🤣🤣

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David Nelson's avatar

We _really_ should issue a stern diplomatic warning, shouldn't somebody?

Not right away, of course...

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Juju's avatar
Oct 30Edited

His photo of President Xi is perfect. I’ve often heard him described as having the persistent look of Winnie the Pooh. He does! I’m calling it “Resting Pooh Face”. 🤣

Of course the left is so dense they will probably think I’m insulting him. Lol

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Bitsy54's avatar

XI would benefit tremendously from eye and brow lift surgery….where are that man’s eyes?!

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Porge's avatar

He always looks constipated

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SD Scott's avatar

On the contrary, he may find it useful to hide them.

Otherwise, he could use donor eyebrows from a falun gong prisoner.

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NofloChick's avatar

LOL! :-)

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RunningLogic's avatar

I know, once you’ve seen it you can’t un-see it and it pops into your head every time there’s an image of him 😂😁

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Newsom and wind reminds me - Palisades fire victims are suing Newsom and the state of California because state firefighters didn't follow proper protocols in putting out the very small fire that was set on New Year's Eve, allowed to smolder and then become the Palisades fire.

Newsom is disavowing all responsibility.

The victims are also suing Mayor Bass and the city of LA for their more obvious failures. One defense LA has put up is that governments have no obligation to fight fires in any particular way, and are immune to liabilities. That's not going over so well.

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SD Scott's avatar

Initial small fire set by whom??

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Porge's avatar

Some Uber driver that fled to France( I believe) they arrested him a week or two ago

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SD Scott's avatar

What?? Wonder if anyone put him up to it? Or just discarded a lit cigarette?

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Porge's avatar

Police said he started it intentionally, then hung around to watch. Just like many arsonists

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SD Scott's avatar

Hm. Haven’t made a study of such types. Are they in it for twisted thrills, or paid provocateurs?

So convenient that the whole place being dry as a tinderbox had no water in the reservoir to combat fire.

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walk2write's avatar

“Newsome and Prizker hanging in the wind…” Did you mean to say swinging in the wind? 😉

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Jeff S's avatar

No, breaking wind.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Two wind bags 😑

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David Nelson's avatar

Boxing with.

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SD Scott's avatar

Tilting at windmills.

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

🤣

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Amazing, isn't it!

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NofloChick's avatar

Oh I loved the crown! Priceless!! I think Trump needs to wear it so the libs can blow a gasket! :-)

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Jessica Libolt's avatar

Trump receiving a crown from South Korea is one of the funniest political events this year. We live in the craziest timeline. 😂

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The Obsolete Man's avatar

I also liked that weird electric orb that was presented to him by the Saudis in his first term.

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SD Scott's avatar

The golden snitch??

Time for a Trump Diplomatic Museum.

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CMCM's avatar

I think most everyone in the world appreciates Trump's sense of humor, excepting the Democrats of course.

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NofloChick's avatar

I hope he wears it!!

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Margot Wooster's avatar

Good morning, all. I haven’t even read Jeff’s column yet, but I know it will be great. I had to post because I just read a comment by another of my favorite writers, Erik Carlson, asking why Tina Peters is STILL in prison???

Believers in Christ: PLEASE PAUSE TO PRAY FOR TINA PETERS, our sister who is suffering greatly, and unjustly, in a Colorado prison.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

She would be free, had she been charged federally. But this shithole state of Colorado put her in prison, and there isn’t anything pdt can do about it, except squeeze them financially, and have people working behind the scenes charging the corrupt bastards that put her there. Ihope that’s the case.

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SD Scott's avatar

I’m praying this corrupt case cracks the election cheating situation wide open nationwide!

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Susan V's avatar

Thank you for the reminder, adding to my prayers.

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CStone's avatar

It is a state issue, or President Trump would have pardoned her by now. That state is very corrupt

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Margot Wooster's avatar

Yes, the President spoke out about her a few weeks ago (not sure how long) and I really thought something would happen quickly.

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CStone's avatar

The state is under corrupt democRAT control. They would rather burn the U.S. down to rule over the ashes than to let her out.

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CStone's avatar

I thought so too. I had forgotten it was the state that charged her.

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Elaine Russky's avatar

Does anyone have her address?

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Margot Wooster's avatar

She has a Truth Social account; you might find an address there

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Elaine Russky's avatar

Good idea. Thanks.

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Astragale's avatar

It’s a DISGRACE that TINA PETERS is in jail.

An absolute DISGRACE.

She exposed ELECTION FRAUD & the filthy Democrats jailed her for it.

Among the most flagrant & wicked examples of injustice ever seen in the USA.

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Lori's avatar

Margot, I apologize for being obtuse but who is Tina Peters?

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Tina Peters was a Mesa County Clerk in Colorado and was convicted in 2024 for election interference and sentenced to nine years in prison. She is the first U.S. election official criminally convicted for actions tied to 2020 “election conspiracy theories.” she was simply trying to do her job and expose the corruption in Colorado. It’s outrageous. She was completely set up. Goldstar mom. Absolutely shameful.

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Lori's avatar
Oct 30Edited

Thank you Nard and Margot. Yes, this is a sacrilege. Another libtard judge strikes again. What can we do to help her?

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Margot Wooster's avatar

She was the County Clerk in Mesa County, Colorado, who discovered problems with the voting machines in the 2020 presidential election. I don’t want to get the details wrong, but she was trying to do the right thing by backing up some data and was basically convicted for speaking inconvenient (to the cheaters) truth. The judge in her trial was extremely biased against her.

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rolandttg's avatar

she downloaded data from a Dominion voting machine before and after it was "serviced" (cleaned) after the election, thereby having physical proof of electronic vote fraud.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I think it’s hysterical that Trump received a crown. I assume there will be a ton of negative comments. O well

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Valerie's avatar

But he’ll just use it to troll, like always. I’m here for the show.

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David Nelson's avatar

I can hear him interrupting interviews to ask, "Wait, how many crowns do you have?"

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Jeff S's avatar

I have one myself. In my mouth.

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David Nelson's avatar

[_never_ saw that one coming]

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Beckadee's avatar

lol

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Porge's avatar

I have one from Burger King 🤴

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Jeff S's avatar

Only one, My Liege?

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Porge's avatar

Lol, you got me Jeff. I had to look up liege and Google said " vassal".....I don't even own a boat!😉

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Juju's avatar

🤣🤣😆😆 yes!

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Valerie's avatar

I can see it! 😂

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

We really don’t deserve him🤣

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Lori's avatar

But I am so very glad we have him! Hail to the King, lol!

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Valerie's avatar

My husband just said ‘looks like Trump has the laser pointer out for the journalists again.’ 😂😂

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Jeff S's avatar

Good one!

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

All our presidents should be like him. We deserve it…

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Valerie's avatar

And our elected officials!

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Porge's avatar

I say that every day 🤣

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S.P.H.'s avatar

That crown will end up in his Presidential Library, a constant tease to the left. Until then I hope it finds a prominent place in the White House. Or maybe the new ballroom?

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CMCM's avatar

It should be next to his desk in the Oval Office.

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Porge's avatar

Yes!!!! In the new ballroom! How delicious!

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Peace's avatar

The crown belongs on his desk for plenty of air time.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

"We've got the best Kings, don't we folks?"

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RJ Rambler's avatar

I'm praying that this doesn't go to his head. 🙏🏼 Humility is God given.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

ummm we are talking about The Donald here.

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LogicFirst's avatar

😂😂

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Roger Beal's avatar

Trade detente with China (signed in South Korea, no less) ... a land bridge from Alaska to Russia ... by the time Trump is done, the only serious enemies our nation will have, will be the domestic ones.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

They’ve always been our greatest, strongest,most deceitful enemies, the infiltrators.

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SD Scott's avatar

Financed from abroad, many times.

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Juju's avatar

However some of these nations are responsible for our domestic ones

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Valerie's avatar

Good thought! The internal ones are formidable, though.

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shayne's avatar

Truth, RB.

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MayBella82's avatar

I am hopeful that he will take care of those domestic ones too… then truly will be a Golden Age.

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Adele Weeks's avatar

Jeff, please cover the firing of Dr. Steven Hatfill from the HHS.

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Kelly Reardon's avatar

Yes! Please!

https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/breaking-exclusive-top-hhs-official

"Dr. Hatfill emphasized that he did not believe Kennedy himself had ordered the firing, instead pointing to a small inner circle he described as acting independently of the Secretary’s agenda. He said they have blocked multiple pandemic preparedness and vaccine reform initiatives...

Both Hatfill and Delaney said their firings coincided with efforts to expose the catastrophic harms of mRNA vaccine technology and the ongoing concealment of safety data within U.S. health agencies...

They warned that Kennedy may not even be aware of the extent of the internal mutiny taking place within his own department.

According to both guests, efforts against mRNA are being neutralized from the inside — with corrupt bureaucrats protecting pharmaceutical interests and removing those who refuse to comply."

For anyone who is tired, frustrated, and just wants to move-on from this fight, please reconsider...

Because more people need to understand that it is not enough for there to be no mandates...

The modified mRNA-LNP gene "therapy" transfection injections are dangerous by design.

And they can shed on others, making them dangerous for those who said "Hell NO!" as well...

Self vs Non-self is basic foundational Immunology 101...But the mRNA shots undermine this essential principle.

The mRNA shots were/are always going to be an immunological catastrophe for humanity.

NO ONE should have ever had the “choice” of taking these gene “therapy” transfection injections because the modified mRNA-LNP genetic transfection technology platform is fundamentally flawed & dangerous by design.

These transfection injection bioweapons NEVER should have been injected into a single human being...

Tragically, because more people do not understand that this is not about "choice", this is not about the ability to tell others what to do or not...

Because more people are not standing up and demanding that these "traditional" modified mRNA-LNP transfection injections be pulled from the market, the next "evolution" is moving forward (the self amplifying mRNA technology platform)...

https://www.drtrozzi.news/p/world-council-for-health-the-dangers

Vioxx, 1976 Swine flu shot, Thalidomide, DES, DDT, etc...etc...ALL removed from the market after having previously been approved for use in the USA, or Europe, or wherever...yet now some people are acting like removing a product from the market is unprecedented...

Dangerous, injurious, deadly products must be pulled from the market!!! You do NOT give uninformed or misinformed people the "choice" to use such products.

Especially when their uninformed "consent" leads to them taking a product that sheds and poses a legitimate danger to the health of those being shed on.

Shedding from these transfection injection bioweapons IS an extremely serious concern, with some people being affected more than others...

https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/what-weve-learned-from-a-year-of

https://pierrekorymedicalmusings.com/p/shedding-of-covid-mrna-vaccine-components

(This is part 1 of a 9 part series - other parts linked at the end of the part 1 article)...

AND...if all of this is not already horrific enough, there are legitimate concerns that the blood supply is contaminated:

https://x.com/Safe_Blood3/status/1942237297035899370

https://vesavanhatupa.substack.com/p/a-call-to-action-lets-end-the-silence

"This does present a very serious risk to the survival of our species"...

https://www.drtrozzi.news/p/the-harms-and-mechanisms-of-the-covid

https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/breaking-first-peer-reviewed-study-715

"While the pharmaceutical industry rushes to expand mRNA use for its speed and profit, a fundamental immunological principle is being overlooked: Any cell that produces a foreign protein is marked for destruction by the immune system.

This isn't theoretical. Clear histopathological evidence from biopsies and autopsies confirms the vaccine's genetic material does not stay at the injection site. It enters systemic circulation and spreads uncontrollably throughout the body, including to vital organs like the brain and heart.

Once there, the body's own cells are forced to produce the foreign antigen, triggering an immune attack on its own tissues."

https://x.com/newstart_2024/status/1981375686251069797

https://robertchandler.substack.com/p/vaccinated-dead-kruger-lang-morz

https://entwine.substack.com/p/the-platform-is-deadly

These transfection injection bioweapons are inherently dangerous and must be recalled and the mRNA transfection platform must be banned. (Actually, bioweapons are ALREADY illegal)!!!

https://www.josephsansone.com/p/breaking-news-ain-tribunal-order

I cannot say it enough: It is NOT enough for there to be no mandates.

https://ianbrighthope.substack.com/p/the-great-mrna-betrayal

https://www.aussie17.com/p/the-jab-that-keeps-on-giving300-increase

https://jonfleetwood.substack.com/p/84-million-person-study-shows-covid

Atrocities have been committed...these were/are crimes against humanity.

Please everyone...stay in this fight!

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Elaine Russky's avatar

From an article in New Republic:

Dr. Steven J. Hatfill claims that his ouster as a senior adviser is part of a “coup” against Kennedy, adding that he believes that he is the first duck to fall as part of a “coup to overthrow Mr. Kennedy” led by the secretary’s current chief of staff, Matt Buckham.

https://newrepublic.com/post/202414/ousted-hhs-staffer-claims-coup-robert-f-kennedy-jr

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taxpayer's avatar

Which leads to the question, who appointed Matt Buckham?

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Juju's avatar

Perhaps he’s experiencing the same disorientation Trump did in his first term trusting appointments that were actually meant to derail him. Looks like it takes a second term to get anything done. Kennedy is learning who and how to trust. We will have to aggressively campaign to keep Kennedy right where he is come 2028.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Some of these people are real snakes in the grass 😡

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Peace's avatar

Ouch! I'm only halfway through this interview. Brave men to speak out like this!

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Kelly Reardon's avatar

There seems to be more to this story...

https://merylnass.substack.com/p/dr-steven-hatfill-produced-a-screed

""Dr." Steven Hatfill produced a screed of lies following my challenge to the false narrative he created about being fired at HHS

So let's look at the facts and investigate this pathological liar and forger"

...

"His story about the coup against Secretary Kennedy and the people Hatfill has named and shamed—well, I’d say that being shamed by Hatfill is in fact a badge of honor. Hopefully everyone reading this will have realized that paying attention to the fantasies spun by Hatfill will only get you into trouble."

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Astragale's avatar

Yes.

A very BAD sign.

Hatfill was good from the start of the plandemic.

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Kelly Reardon's avatar

There seems to be more to this story...

https://merylnass.substack.com/p/dr-steven-hatfill-produced-a-screed

""Dr." Steven Hatfill produced a screed of lies following my challenge to the false narrative he created about being fired at HHS

So let's look at the facts and investigate this pathological liar and forger"

...

"His story about the coup against Secretary Kennedy and the people Hatfill has named and shamed—well, I’d say that being shamed by Hatfill is in fact a badge of honor. Hopefully everyone reading this will have realized that paying attention to the fantasies spun by Hatfill will only get you into trouble."

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Uncle Juan's avatar

How are Maine and Delaware in the top 10?

Maine is a liberal, feminist cesspool and Delaware is the former autopen’s home state…

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Lori's avatar

The other states will sadly be shouting, "The liberals are coming, The liberals are coming."

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Sherrylyn Young's avatar

Lori--Arizona has had an influx of residents coming from California, and we Arizonans were concerned that they were going to be bringing their progressive politics to our (barely) red state. However recent studies have shown that the Californians who are moving to Arizona have a higher percentage of conservative voters than Arizona in general. It goes to show that the people fleeing the blue states are doing so because they are fed up with progressive policies!

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Lori's avatar

I am suspect of those studies and time will tell if they were really conservatives or libs wanting lower taxes and other perks of red states. I hope you are right.

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LouLou's avatar

Lots of Texas plates too recently Liberals escaping for abortion rights? 😕

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Maybe the Mamdani escapees?

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Jeff S's avatar

Yeah, time to edit that list.

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rolandttg's avatar

Tucker moved to Maine. We just returned from 3 weeks there . We go every fall, as it is beautiful, and a throwback in time. As our friends/ landlords pointed out, coastal Maine from the NH border to Bar Harbor is uber bolshevik (Includes Portland), as are Bangor and Lewiston . The latter is a Somali hell hole. The rest of Maine is conservative, but like Commiefornia and the rest of the Blue states, control of the government is firmly in the hands of the Bolsheviks.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Tucker lives in Florida. He has a vacation home in Maine.

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rolandttg's avatar

I thought he fixed up his Maine home as his permanent home.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

That was my question!

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Tardigrade's avatar

Jeff did specify 80% of the list.

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Peace's avatar

And how was Florida NOT on this list?

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Reelin’ In The Fears's avatar

Maine’s being repopulated by Massholes that don’t want to keep paying taxes to the corrupt politicians that they voted for.

It’s called “liberal logic”.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Tax advantages I would think for Delaware.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

People seem to forget that mortgage rates went up to 18% in the early 80s.

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CStone's avatar

Jimmy Carter was President when we bought our house in Florida, it was 21% interest.

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Beckett's avatar

Whoa! That’s a high interest rate!

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CStone's avatar

It was. Fortunately, the homeowner agreed to finance it for 13%. Carter was a nitwit, much like Biden. Very pro-Islam.

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Beckett's avatar

Even back then we were dealing with pro Islam? No wonder our country is getting taken over little by little. Though is seems more like big chuck by big chuck now and growing fast!

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Barnjai's avatar

I bought a house then, too in Tennessee and you are correct. The interest rate was 21%.

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CStone's avatar

It was rough.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I remember as a kid my parents complaining about the high rates.

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CStone's avatar

They’re telling you the truth

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh I know, I just think so many people have forgotten or weren’t even aware they were that crazy high.

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Lisa Runquist's avatar

With the first house i purchased, the interest rate was over 13% - don't remember the exact amount. Ended up refinancing it several times as the rates fell.

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Paul Clough's avatar

We bought our first house in '81 with an interest rate of 18 1/2 %. It was tough.

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Janet's avatar

We were going to build a house in the country. Well, that didn’t happen.

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Tardigrade's avatar

I remember, because that's when I bought my first house. We got into a special housing program that got us the spectacularly discounted rate of 18%, and counted ourselves lucky.

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CMCM's avatar
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We bought our house in N. California in 1989. Our interest rate was 9.5%. We had to re-fi several times over the next 5 or 6 years to get it down to a more acceptable 5.5%.

In the early 1980s I was working overseas but sending all my money back to a savings account, and I was getting 16% interest on it.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

"Powell’s slow rollout of interest rate cuts attempts to thread the needle by moving cautiously, quarter point by quarter point, and taking the economy’s temperature to see whether Trump was right,"

The Pritz will see that money into his own pocket by raising taxes more, and buying up properties foreclosed on to sell to foreign buyers. Or give to illegals.

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Jay Horton's avatar

You guys can only wish for a well placed chicken bone.......

Later Jay

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Jay Horton's avatar

Not me! I was paying 14.??% on my first home. Someone else ended up with that one but, hey it is water under the bridge, that's why they call them X's......

Later Jay

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rolandttg's avatar

Not me. We were trying to buy our first home, and ended up with 8 1/2 % mortgage.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Thank you Jeff for all the truth and positivity BUT we need RFK JR to explain why Dr. Hatfill got fired . Maybe a glimpse into the deep state , big Pharma and control , money and depopulation narrative? 🧐🤨😩😢

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Lori's avatar

Is this Dr. Hatfill a good or bad guy? Have not heard about him.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

He was falsely accused during the anthrax attacks.

Sued the government and got millions.

Saw him a couple of times on Bannon's WarRoom. Hatfield is plainly spoken and doesn't suffer fools. Sometimes terse.

Link: https://abcnews.go.com/TheLaw/DOJ/story?id=5264759&page=1

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

KJ do you think his firing may reveal more baddies ?

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Extremely disturbing he was fired. I fear that RFK Jr.'s underlings are seriously undermining MAHA.

A real leader wants opposing voices, not just people that agree all the time.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Thanks KJ , didn’t know that , and yes terse .. I need terse 😁

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Lori's avatar

Thank you Kathleen. Well he does not have to worry about money, thats for sure.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Good guy .. go to Nic H on focal point substack he interviews him … please everyone 🙏

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Here's the link to the Substack interview you just mentioned.

Hulscher/Hatfill

https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/breaking-dr-steven-hatfill-senior?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Thank you for your help KJ 👍🏼🤗

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

This link is probably better.

The actual interview with Hulscher/Hatfill.

https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/breaking-exclusive-top-hhs-official

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Lori's avatar

Just read it, wow-something is rotten in Denmark. Why don't we all call and leave messages for RFK to investigate?

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Astragale's avatar

Hatfill’s good.

Opposed Fauci from the start.

Very bad sign that someone’s pushed him out.

(Calley Means?, who wants to flog ‘wearables’ to everyone).

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Lori's avatar

I hope we find out what's behind all this.

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Alan Davis's avatar

Anyone catch Vance at Ole Miss last night? This guy is so so good. His honesty about his faith was outstanding and soon the demonrats will be even more viscous as the years get closer to him being 48. Praying 🙏

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Beckett's avatar

That whole event is very encouraging 🙏🏻

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CMCM's avatar

Vance was seriously impressive. More than I had realized.

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SD Scott's avatar

Charlie Kirk’s influence on him, to hear JD.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

I like JD... but wish he would distance himself from both the maggot Thiel and the maggot Netanyahu.

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Asa Plinch's avatar

"Economists are split. Some favor the cuts (and even more cuts), while others “worry” the cuts could spur inflation."

. . . and still others of us would rather see interest rates set by the free market rather than a quasi-governmental gaggle of bureaucrats.

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Juju's avatar

This! So this.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Good morning,

It’s an (almost) freezing 🥶 morning of 51 degrees here in NW Florida, and I have to spend hours in it spreading mushroom compost around roses, trees and shrubs! 😱 I’m just getting over a very nasty bug, so it’s going to be a fun day.

❤️🌷❤️

It is difficult to persuade men

that the love of virtue

is the love of themselves.

~Cicero

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AJF's avatar

Proving relativity, 51 is nearly balmy here in Vermont!🤗

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

Ditto in the PNW! The Mr. starts breaking out his cargo shorts around 50 degrees. 😂

Mrs. "the Knife"

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

56 in Daytona. I got two shirts on and a hat!

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Beckadee's avatar

socks?

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Valerie's avatar

Glad you’re feeling better! Enjoy the arctic temps while they last.

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CeCe Brown's avatar

Where did u find mushroom compost? I've been looking for several years and all I can find is black kow .....I love mushroom compost for the garden. Im between PC and Chipley.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

I have purchased 40lb bags at a local nursery and at Lowe’s. It’s great stuff!

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Beckadee's avatar

following- I'm curious too.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Take care of yourself!! 🙏❤️

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