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Leslie Murphree's avatar

As usual laughing & crying at Coffee & Covid today. Laughing because Jeff you are FREEKING funny. Crying happy because of the relief the people of Palestine Ohio are getting & crying sad because of the condition our beautiful USA is in. ♥️🤍💙. I will not give up, give in or stop praying. With GOD ALL things are possible. Thank you JEFF

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes!!! All of this!!

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Laura Kasner's avatar

Oh my dear sissy. So beautifully said. So profoundly true. 🥰

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Susan Banks's avatar

Amen!! Either will I!! I’m standing on the Rock!! God is #1, and Trump #2!! I have so much Faith in both of them!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I only have faith in the LORD JESUS CHRIST...but I totally understand your fervor for #45...he is a GREAT LEADER and loves the Lord Jesus Christ as well!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

EXACTLY what I felt (and did) while reading today's C & C blog--thank you so much for sharing your response, Leslie!! I'm still tearing up!!

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BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

The South's gonna do it again.

Dr Robert Malone lists various legislative bills being pursued that we should consider watching. Since I am from TN...

Tennessee

SB 3 - creates an offense for a person who engages in an adult cabaret performance on public property or in a location where the adult cabaret performance could be viewed by a person who is not an adult.

SB 11 - makes permanent various provisions regarding COVID-19 to protect citizens from government overreach. Ensure that state and local governments cannot require COVID-19 vaccine mandates and that statewide standards are met before local governments can issue mask mandates in public and in schools. It also guarantees a person hospitalized can be accompanied by a family member during their stay.

SB 1 - prohibit minors from undergoing irreversible and harmful medical procedures to change their gender identity

You should really see the entire list:

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/state-bills-to-support-or-oppose

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I saw this. Please please please - others help is fight the CA bill to mandate the HPV vax for teens! This will ruin schools (even private schools!!!!) or will ruin teens. Talk about bodily damage and harm ! If people know about it you will see MASS exodus or mass jump to homeschool!

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Gabriella's avatar

Just watched most of Vaccines Revealed. And next “they” want to administer HPV haxxine to infants🤯

It only gives a person 5 years immunity from, I think, 4 strains of HPV and there are many different strains. Most haxxines don’t give lifetime immunity.

I feel soon they will be pushing everyone to get booster after booster for EVERY haxxine for the rest of their lives.

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Monterey's avatar

I also ran into some article last year online where one of the doctors who helped develop gardasil admitted to a group a couple years or so after the vaccine came out that the vaccine "doesn't work, wasn't well researched and is dangerous".

How about them apples, folks??

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Monterey's avatar

I heard someone who works in the field of vaccine safety research say that there isn't even any data to show that the HPV vaccine does what it claims to do.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

well more importantly it has done mass harm to many girls. I’ve heard about mass dabilitation, like in wheelchair stuff, as well as infertility.

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Eli's avatar

Does anyone have a link to one of the movies that was made several years ago about the HPV (Help Pay for Vioxx) vacks? It's time for me to send it around to some CA family members. Any links to media about it other than printed would be very helpful (some are folks who don't like to read, but will listen or watch.) Thanks!

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CaplT's avatar

What is the bill number?

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Lisa Ca's avatar

AB 659. Cali.

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Truthseeker's avatar

Parents need to wake up… the schools are actively going after

“School based health care centers”… SBHC’s… it’s where they’re pushing this agenda

There is NO WAY I want my school system deciding my children’s medical care

SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH CENTERS

Leveraging school-based health centers (SB- HCs) to provide the HPV vaccine to students attending co-located schools is also another promising way to increase vaccine uptake. In the United States, there are over 2000 SBHCs, ranging from fixed sites on school campuses to mobile health centers and telehealth.60 The services offered by these centers vary depending on the community health profes- sionals partnered with the centers.

SBHCs offer enhanced access to health care, help reduce health care disparities among populations, and provide for better population health. California has approxi- mately 277 SBHCs.61

Studies in Denver and Seattle suggest that use of SBHCs may increase uptake of the HPV vaccine. SBHCs in Denver were used to administer the first dose of the HPV vaccine, and a study found the program effectively increased uptake of the vaccine.62 A study of SBHCs in Seattle found that female SBHC users had 37% higher odds of completing the series at any time compared with SBHC nonusers, and male SBHC users had 45% higher odds of completing the series at any time compared with SBHC nonusers.63 These results suggest that SBHCs create a considerable opportunity to work with co-located schools to implement successful school based HPV vaccination programs.

https://chlpi.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/CHPLI-HPV-Vax-design-v9-web.pdf

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On an island's avatar

Love it. Even more so because we’d like to retire in TN. Weather is much better than where we are and need some common sense reprieve from Gov. WHitler’s blue reign of absurdity.

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SYFY's avatar

But will SB11 be rendered a moot point once Biden signs over control to the WHO?

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

Only until the lawsuits fly. The president doesn’t have the authority to sign over the power given to a state.

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On an island's avatar

Right, as Queen says. Only if we accept his treasonous actions. It’ll come down to lawsuits and mass civil disobedience.

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JonesySmart's avatar

So Malone is the grand pooh bah in all matters now? Not just the Forrest Gump of all things covid? We need him to make lists and give his blessing?

Malone should drop his ridiculous, $25M lawsuit against Dr. Breggin and Jane Ruby - trying to Alex Jones people because you can't take criticism and don't like their opinions is the exact opposite of what he's citing in his "list".

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Fla Mom's avatar

Part IV of the brief in Dr. Malone's lawsuit (see link below) is the section called Statement of Material Facts. People can read direct quotes of what those he is suing have said about him, look at the original sources yourselves, since Dr. Malone provides links in the brief, and compare those quotes to Jeff's description (from yesterday?) about what is and isn't defamation. Dr. Malone has demanded a jury trial. I would not be surprised if he wins, though he may or may not be awarded the full damages he requests. The accusations made against him are not simply disagreements about science, as some claim; those he is suing claim to know his motivations, which are described as nefarious. Over the last couple of years, I have found his revelations to be among the most helpful to me in understanding the depth of the dishonesty that has taken place in pushing the injections, since like him and like others in human subjects research I was required to take substantial training in the ethics of it, to have my protocols reviewed minutely by my institution's scientific review board and institutional review board, to provide my subjects with *informed* *consent,* none of which appears to have been required of anyone involved with the injections. Dr. Malone is the one who made me aware of those details and more, and I appreciate it very much. Your immediate sarcastic tone in your first comment was uncalled for, as all 'Abuse Productions' did was to let others know about the bills on Dr. Malone's list and to highlight those in his state, which others commented favorably about and which I too appreciate. I appreciate that Dr. Malone compiled and published the list. Why he annoys you so much is unclear, but your tone of 'voice' is an uncommon one here. I hope you were just in a bad mood today, and I hope it has dissipated.

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/just-the-facts

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JonesySmart's avatar

Apart from having to deal with another poster outraged at my opinion, while being gratuitously vulgar - I'm not annoyed in the least. I've read enough about this to know that it simply doesn't feel right. At all.

You might want to glance over what the other side has to say, in great detail, at breggin.com. Bear in mind that if you're being sued, you're going to make damned sure that everything you put in print, online, for anyone to read and copy, is the real deal.

And Substack has an edit function. (that's why McCullough & Risch's vitamins are no longer "high priced". 😄)

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Fla Mom's avatar

If the tone of 'voice' you used in your very first response yesterday is one you use on a daily basis when cheerful, then I'm glad I don't have to be around you in person. The Breggins, et al., will have their day in court to prove their claims, or not, under rules applied to both sides.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Simmer down there, cowboy. Peace and civility, please.

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JonesySmart's avatar

What's uncivil about what I said?

Malone appeared on the scene out of nowhere. Now he's everywhere, all the time. He has slapped a ridiculous lawsuit on these people because he doesn't like some things that have been said in disagreement.

When you put yourself out there as a public figure, a public spokesperson, people will disagree. It goes with the territory. So he sues people for $25M, rather than handling things privately and discreetly? Bad look all around.

Again, I'm only stating what has occurred.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

I think you make points and raise questions that deserve responses, and I don’t want people to disengage. A little name-calling, a little sarcasm on the nasty side, and a hyperbolic adjective or two tend to diminish credibility and alienate people. Burning bridges to less passionate folk won’t build the unity we need. Don’t lose your passion; maybe just dial it down a tad. We’re all working through this together, and your contributions are valuable.

Robert Malone didn’t appear out of nowhere. He was banned from Twitter and the msm when the vax came out and he questioned the official narrative. His substack shares links to his published papers and med-journal citations of his work on early MNRA technology, and he can speak for himself about his lawsuit. Here’s his latest post with links to his articles on the above: Global News: A Potpourri of Current Events (substack.com)

Peace and love, amigo.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

You called this other person multiple names in your demands to be civil and not call people names.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

People here wished me death and call me a traitor.

So about that

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CaplT's avatar

I think it was a countersuit.

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JonesySmart's avatar

His lawsuit was filed in October. The document is on his substack. I don't believe that Dr. Jane Ruby, Dr. Peter and Ginger Breggin, or Stew Peters' network had sued him previously. Do you have a link?

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BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

You obviously need to fight against these laws, simply because Malone wrote a substack post.

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JonesySmart's avatar

No, my point was his ridiculous lawsuit - to attempt to threaten people into silence. He can list the obvious all he wants.

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BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

"grand poo bah", "Forrest Gump", "his blessing", but your point was something else?

Riiiight.

So, I hadn't heard about any of these bills until I read it at his place, but I'm sure you knew all about it and have plastered it all over your substack. Correct?

I suggest you calm your hardon down for the man.

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JonesySmart's avatar

Everyone paying attention knows about the lawsuit. There are no "bills" involved. Because YOU are unaware of something doesn't obligate anyone else to write a substack article.

Just an aside, when you need a vulgar reference, it lessens your credibility. Just like people who need profanity for punctuation. I'm done with this. HAGD

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BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

I wrote a comment about important bills that need to be followed. You go on a strawman rant that had nothing to do with my comment. Ostensibly because you dislike Malone. Did I rankle your hardon for Dr Malone enough for you to bow out? Good.

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Jo Highet's avatar

I love my TN. Moved here from the bowels of Portland OR and never looked back.

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A Guy from South Florida's avatar

This country is at a point that it needs laws to reign in the lack of morality that's going on.

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JCrutcher's avatar

The Word of God is good medicine for what ails the heart and mind. Our country needs to get back to reverence of the Triune God who guides us in morality.

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JCrutcher's avatar

We still have our guns in the U.S.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Biden wants to take those away too.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

You don't like his gun policies, but support Biden's Ukraine policy.

I don't support any policies of Biden. I don't get why we'd support anything he does.

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Finlandia's avatar

Me neither. I do believe his intention is to bankrupt this country and he’s well on his way. I have BIG wonderment about all the money going to Bidens buddy, Zelenskyy .

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

What money? We sent a plain load of artillery shells off again. Does zelenskyy eat metal or something?

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Finlandia's avatar

What, you think all that “ metal” were giving Zelenskyy wasn’t paid for with US citizens taxes? Not to downplay all the billions in cash - you might think of doing some homework on this subject … just sayin

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Who said I support bidens Ukraine policy?

He is deliberately dragging out aid to prolong the war and lose more Ukrianain lives.

They should have been training on Abrams and Bradley’s a year ago and have atacms then too. We would be at pre war lines right now and the war over, not still going

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CuiBono?'s avatar

Awesome - thank you!! As a neighbor to your west (in Arkansas :) you had me at your opening line!🙌🏼😁

I hadn’t seen this post of Dr Malone’s yet - thanks for highlighting!

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Eli's avatar

Some thoughts on the WHO pandemic document that Biden is about the sign. I was talking to a neighbor yesterday, saying how great it was that her grand daughter, a nurse who works in hospice, just didn't get the V and also did not get fired as she had feared. My neighbor said, "Yeah, none of the other people she works with got it, so they couldn't say anything about it."

I realized that the WHO over reach is not the real problem. Biden signing the stupid thing is not the real problem. It's the danger that too many people will comply that is the problem.

Someone in the comments yesterday asked something like, "How long until they declare an emergency? A year? A month? a week?" I think it will be at least 10 years -- give everyone a chance to forget this fiasco and get complacent again about mindlessly trusting the government that brought us Viet Nam, weapons of mass destruction, 9/11 surveillance, etc. etc., and every single covid mandate that turned out to be counterproductive. Also give "them" a chance to intricately plan the next wealth redistribution event.

Noncompliance should become a movement. There should be bumper stickers that say "I will not comply" T shirts that say, "I did not elect the WHO" Politicians who run on a platform of getting us out of the WHO agreement and on personal freedom and choice.

Also, we need to teach out grand children and children about what has happened and teach them non compliance and self determination as the highest moral ground. I was partially raised by a grand father who was an anarchist. Family lore says he hung out with Saco and Vanzetti. Let every family instill the values of self determination, trust of their own common sense, and respect for each person to do just that, along with trust in a much Higher Authority to answer to than any governing body.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

After seeing how much our current "administration" has "accomplished" in such a short time, I don't think it will be ten years before another emergency declaration. On the other hand, it may never happen because Biden is working so hard to bring about a nuclear war and wipe us all out. I'm glad my trust is in God. "To live is Christ and to die is gain."

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Neil Kellen's avatar

I don't think they will wait 10 years. I think it will be next summer. In 10 years the global political climate may have changed (awakened) and their influence may be far too weak. I think they have to do something now.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

I'll put my money on somewhere between next summer and 10 years.

I agree there needs to be a cooling off, Covid is still fresh in people's minds and information is still coming out regularly about how much of a fiasco it was. If they tried it this year, I think there would be less automatic compliance than last time.

Still, 10 years seems too long. The Left is patient, but probably not that patient.

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Eli's avatar

I'm also wondering if it will something completely different. If it were too similar to this last one, we'll be ready. 9/11 and C-19 were completely different, but both very effective in increasing central control and redistributing wealth. What else would work that way? Alien invasion? Let's see how creative they get :)

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

War and currency collapse.

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Jen's avatar

I suspect you are right

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Eli's avatar

Oh that would work.

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CaplT's avatar

First another pandemic. Marburg Mostly the same early treatments though. Stock up on vitamin C. A V for that may do bigger damage the due to already compromised immune systems.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Check to see if Bill Gates was in the neighborhood.

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Ellen Komorowski's avatar

I have read that we will have a cyber pandemic next!

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Tracy's avatar

I think it will be sooner rather than later. If it's later at least I'll be that much closer to moving on to my next journey. 😊

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devoalan's avatar

They are already starting with a new one. Cmon, man.

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Alan Davis's avatar

Just in time for 2024 elections

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Agree...I suspect the WHO will declare another plandemic in 6 months...tops.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Agree KJ 🎯

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

i just read the cdc had another emergency on the ready. I already forgot what, but it were purple dots LOL How can anyone ever trust these people again, provided they did so to begin with? I distrust everything govt and try to avoid them more than snakes. At least you kinda get to know snakes and they don't bite for fun.

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Hard Cider Shed's avatar

I became aware back in the 70's that government and 'experts' were questionable. The gas shortage crisis of the 70's down to Don't eat the center of your eggs, are two that stand out....

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I find a lot of similarities between the 70s and now in regards to government overreach and fear mongering. It has intensified, of course, with the decades they’ve had to manipulate the populace.

Thank God the fashions are different.. I think.

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Eli's avatar

Nope. Bell bottoms are back.

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Gaye's avatar

They’re not smart enough to wait. Giving them too much credit.

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Julie's avatar

Agreed!

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Belinda O's avatar

Agree with this. They will probably want to do it before the whole thing gets thrown out (hopefully) in the courts.

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Annie's avatar

Complying sheeple are the problem. Too many caved.

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Susan In Kansas's avatar

And still are. Our local hospital system is still requiring masking. I had to go there this week and every person-except me and hubby were dutifully wearing the mask.

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On an island's avatar

So is ours in MI. I have had to go frequently as patient advocate and i fight it every chance i get. I just wrote letters to the heads of Ascension over their nonsensical mask mandate and provided copies of the latest Cochrane Review abstract ‘Physical interventions to interrupt or reduce the spread of respiratory viruses’. I also hand it to the doctors offices as the dutiful staff tells me they would indeed have to deny care to an elderly over not wearing a mask because hospital rules, ya know.

The only language is resistance! I have to go to the doctor today. We’ll see if i get kicked out.

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Annie's avatar

My veterinarian requires masks. I told them I was not going to participate in this masking theater. So I had no mask and the complying sheeple did. Serves them right for being such doormats.

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

Good luck today at the doctor's office. Let us know how it goes.

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CaplT's avatar

Like the idea of having copies of the Chochrane study on hand. ;)

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Willing Spirit's avatar

So is mine in Jacksonville, Florida.

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

Were you "harassed" at all for not wearing a mask? Just curious.

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SunnyRai's avatar

Dec '22, at a branch hospital UTMB (Houston area) I'd been going to Dermatology 3x, and not once did I mask. It wasn't until I was leaving after my final appt did I notice a sign regarding their masking policy... They "required" masks on all patients, guests, and staff. My unmasked mug did not get harassed once, and saw many employees and patients that also weren't masked. Not even my doctor who I'd seen 3x and was masked said a thing, nor was my "bat juice" status ever asked. There were MORE masked people than unmasked, but I did find it kind of darkly humorous when an elderly man wearing a mask came in and struck up convo with an elderly, unmasked man----masked man opened with explaining that his wife makes him mask 'cause little kids are petri dishes. 🆗😑😅 I chuckled out loud, because I'd left my young, homeschooled children at home because I was more worried about the "bat juice" recipients shedding on them right before Christmas.

🤪🤷🏼‍♀️

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Dee's meow's avatar

Hospitals and most clinics here too.

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Julie's avatar

😩

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Take the children away from the government indoctrination stations! The teachers hardly know how far they are from real education!

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Annie's avatar

Agree. Stop feeding the beast. Do everything you can to not patronize in anyway these social media sites, big conglomerates, public schools, Hollywood, etc. It's hard but every little bit helps. When they go broke, we can rebuild if we choose. Support local like minded people and businesses.

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Clara Strom's avatar

The teachers know what they are doing. They’ve been programmed in college to believe and teach what they are teaching. Complete garbage.

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SunnyRai's avatar

While at a checkout the other day, the middle-aged employee and I were talking about East Palestine, etc.

He mentioned something about public schools, and I said: "Oh! You mean Indoctrination Camps"- and he said I gave him some hope, he usually refers to them as that when off the clock. My young kiddos who are homeschooled were with me. 😉 Was a very refreshing convo!

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Julie's avatar

Well, they certainly aren't teaching "reading, writing and arithmetic"!!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Yes! We need to save the children 😢

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LuAnne's avatar

Epoch TV allowed me 1 view of their WHO Accord breakdown video for free (without a subscription). It's way worse than I thought because they've redefined the word "pandemic". Redefining words is what leftists and globalist do so well. To them, a "pandemic" can be anything they want it to be. Too much smog over a certain part of the globe? In the interest of global climate change and for the good of society, they can dictate where & when you can drive a vehicle. Medical/health, social justice, equity, and climate change will all be the driving factors of what & how they will make their determinations of a "pandemic".

I'm trying to find more sources of information about all of this but it's scarce and honestly, not sure how much of what I've found is accurate or not. Another thing to keep in mind is that it's not just the WHO that is solely creating the guidelines for this accord. The US government is actively involved which gives me no comfort considering the Biden administration is hell bent pushing our country right off a cliff.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

It’s that “15 minute city” they are trying to push. Unfortunately the folks in New Palestine already gave up a part of their autonomy when they did digital ID healthcare. I don’t have the exact number but I believe it was 1/3 of the town. THEN the train happened. Now if the government decides that the town is too toxic they can relocate these folks to a “city” environment, of course at the governments cost. So now we have compliant citizens, and they can track them etc. it’s so flipping evil!!

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Fire Chief Drabick must be extremely naive to not see the massive potential for abuse. Maybe he’s a public-school graduate and never heard of totalitarians and Nazi prison-camp tattoos. And I’m Santa Claus. Considering the past six years of elections, a plandemic, and people waking up, I wonder how far he can push that “conspiracy theorist” insult. Sleeper cells and elite capture aren’t conspiracy theories. The derailment stinks exactly like a dry run for a grander eco-crisis, and I believe that’s a “well duh” statement. We can’t just sit by watching bracelets turn into collars. So . . . what now?

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Karen's avatar

GiGi, could you explain more about "digital ID healthcare"?

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

I’ll try and find the news report. BUT folks were given a wrist band to wear that had their medical ID on it. One of the elected officials were praising how the folks were getting it and they hoped there would be 100% compliance.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

I'll bet they are. Every time I see the word “comply,” I feel like I’d better run or resist.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

I agree with you, the Biden/obama cartel, is bent on total destruction of America. I think the next plandemic will be this summer, if not sooner. The deep state is working hard on the total destruction of the world, so they can control all the wealth and the unvaccinated. The sheep that are currently dying from the injections, whether they are aware or not, will continue to comply with mandates. So very sad

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LuAnne's avatar

The next 2 years will definitely be eye opening. The plan to destroy the US is 4 years behind schedule. That's why I believe they're not bothering to deny or hide their intentions any longer. It takes too much time to play those games. As Jeff has said a few times, we're probably already under a one world government.

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Julie's avatar

Scary stuff. Good thing Americans are armed...

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CaplT's avatar

Also these arms. 🙏🏻

Some amazing “coincidences” have happened in history. George Washington for one.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

This is ALL connected. The WHO, control, pandemics, our food crisis, and Soon the CDCB!!!! This is why I keep saying we need @Jeff Childers to talk about this.

They want to literally control every move. Just like the Canadian truckers. Becaus… oh you washed your clothes too much!

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Bingham22's avatar

I think it will be this Summer.

Marburg virus is currently spreading in Africa. The WEF needs another emergency to implement their digital currency, and to steal yet another US election…thus cementing control.

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Annie's avatar

So what? Let them plan their next pandemic. Sheeple are going to do what they do best - comply and get more shots. It is a herd that needs to be culled. The rest will need to stand strong.

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Julie's avatar

And make money off a new "vax." 🙄

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Mom of 5's avatar

Or bird flu?

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Oona Pilot's avatar

Nope. Not bird flu. The Ivermectin works on that. So, not something we 'know' a cheap safe cure for. Probably Marburg or Ebola. (Ebola they've got a juice for that, so that's my guess). Tho... you never know. Marburg might be more their speed.

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Jen's avatar

I love your idea about T-shirts and bumper stickers. It really wouldn't take as many people not complying as we think we need to have a real impact. I hope and pray you're right that it's at least 10 years, but I think it'll be much sooner unfortunately. Partly because the miserable souls behind this plot are quite old, many of them. I'm not sure how many years they can wait.

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Eli's avatar

Oh great point Jen -- these dudes are old and they won't want to miss the fun.

I also like your idea that it wouldn't take as many people not complying as we think. I bet you're right. In 2021 I was in CA on a boardwalk that had a HUGE billboard at the entrance that said $100 fine if you didn't wear a mask. Outdoors. At one point I was standing waiting for food, facing the crowd of folks walking toward us. I got sick of breathing in the mask and pulled mine down. Immediately, a guy glanced at me, and pulled his down. Ripple effect.

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sojourner's avatar

Ask and ye shall receive :).......

https://express.adobe.com/page/ucDisStoJzK4s/

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Julie's avatar

When you follow Satan, you have longer life... 🥺

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Jen's avatar

That is so true. It's why we've been stuck with Soros all these years. That song verse 'Only the Good Die Young' is so accurate

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Oona Pilot's avatar

The Good might be helped along to the grave by the 'bad'. Ever think of that?

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I never thought of that. Wow.

If you are worshipping and following satan he has no reason to steal, kill, or destroy you. Hmm 🤔

Maybe that’s why all those old rock bands of satanic worship from the 80’s are still touring in their ripe old ages of 90! They should all be dead of drug overdoses and alcohol or STDs. 🤦🏼‍♀️ and yet they are still touring. Because Satan let’s them live? 🤔 He is the accuser of the brethren. But not the accuser of his followers. Interesting.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Found something like this in a really good book: “Why do wicked people keep popping up, growing old, and getting more powerful?” Job 21:7

And this: “Don’t fret over evil people. They’re like weeds fixin’ to dry up and die.” Psalm 37:2

And this, curiously, will be ten years old in exactly four weeks.

When the Wicked Flourish - The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada

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Jean James's avatar

https://youtu.be/hHxk1Mg5n7I “Welcome to the revolution” 🎶

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Eli's avatar

Welcome to the revolution -- WOW. Awesome song, excellent words, and the guys are young. There is hope :)

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Jean James's avatar

Saw these guys play at the Defeat the Mandates rally in DC! They were great!

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

I really enjoyed that link, even though I don't care for hip hop, they both have a lovely voice.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Just sent to a bunch of people. Thanks

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JuQu's avatar

There is an election coming up. If Biden chooses to run, there will need to be something . I cannot see him sustaining a real campaign. It’s the basement again, most likely.

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ASK's avatar

It will not be 10 years from now. They have already held a practice session for a 2025 virus to hit the kids and the new WEF agenda for trans humanist slavery is 2030.

Does anyone else think Mayor Pete looks like a Muppet?

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Julie's avatar

I thought he resembled Alfred E. Neuman from "MAD" magazine. 😏 Anybody remember that?

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Lew's avatar

Mad mag made me laugh myself silly at least 60 years ago. Petey IS Alfred!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

It became sickeningly liberal unfortunately.

I so enjoyed it back in the mid 60s.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Didn’t Trump say that too? I can’t remember now. But I heard some well known figure say that.

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Julie's avatar

😂😂 Wow! I'm in good company! (And, seriously, one could throw this comment from Buttegieg about "the President"" having better things to do" with his time back in his face right now. 🙄😜)

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OnTheJump's avatar

Never read Mad Mag, but would pick it up occasionally......... I was into The Green Hornet. Even used to tug on mom's skirt to buy me the "Green Goop" - this stuff came in a tube like tooth paste, but was a 'candy' (yikes!) - anybody remember THAT ?!

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Piddlin' Pete. The latest "What, Me Worry?" boy.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Alfred E. Newman. But homelier

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KBB's avatar

Folks are already all over the t-shirts and bumper stix idea. Lots of choices at Etsy and (if you must) Amazon. My favorite has in big letters:

STOP

COMP

LYING

American capitalism is a beautiful thing.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Capitalism is the best system of wealth transfer ever

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

Very good points! I used to assume compliance with the government was the best default approach. Now I'm thinking it's the other way around. Except if you get stopped by police. Still best to be compliant there! (and take up any problems after the fact)

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Eli's avatar

Yeah, thinking of that mom who was arrested for bringing her kids to a playground during the plandemic when it was taped off with police tape and then not quite leaving fast enough when the police came. Best to disobey, then clear out fast.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Well said. It only takes a minority of the population, maybe 20 to 30%, to stand and resist to change the course of a nation. I think what is needed is a spiritual revival to energize such a movement. We need to know that we serve a higher power and that we do not fight alone. Churches need to pray for revival. Woke churches will wither away in the fires of such a revival.

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Annie's avatar

About 30 to 40% of the population in the USA is unvaxxed. We are the future.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Since unvaccinated means anyone not boosted, it's even higher XD

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Based Florida Man's avatar

According to the CDC, that's true!

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

A lot of things they say is true that aren’t.

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Annie's avatar

I consider them vaccinated but smart enough to stop and not get the booster. Thank goodness. 😊

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

The Great Unboosted want to trust people, maybe because they are themselves trustworthy. They're also blessed with brains and brakes. I wish they'd all had the placebo.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

I know a bunch of folks who got the initial series but not anything on the follow up and said they regretted it and would refuse.

I wish they would have refused to begin with. Some of my coworkers laughed at me for not getting it but they're not laughing now.

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Annie's avatar

Same here. They aren't laughing now. 😒 I tried to stop people from getting it or saying wait another year but to no avail. If they had waited that year they wouldn't have gotten it.

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Tracy's avatar

I have said that from the beginning. If WE hadn't complied they never would have gotten this far. My real anger is directed at the total compliance of my fellow citizens. Here in the US and the world. We are the ones who give them the power. Nothing will change unless we stop.

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Matthew's avatar

My guess is people will try another mass hysteria pandemic sooner.

In 2021, the pandemic fear promoters only gave us 1-2 months of normalcy before trying again.

Many people are mentally or professionally invested in the pandemic industrial complex. My hope Is there will be enough push back.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

“And to the angel of the church in Philadelphia write: He who is holy, who is true, who has the key of David, who opens and no one will shut, and who shuts and no one opens, says this: ‘I know your deeds. Behold, I have put before you an open door which no one can shut, because you have a little power, and have kept My word, and have not denied My name. Behold, I will cause those of the synagogue of Satan, who say that they are Jews and are not, but lie⁠—I will make them come and bow down at your feet, and make them know that I have loved you. Because you have kept the word of My perseverance, I also will keep you from the hour of testing, that hour which is about to come upon the whole world, to test those who dwell on the earth. I am coming quickly; hold fast what you have, so that no one will take your crown. He who overcomes, I will make him a pillar in the temple of My God, and he will not go out from it anymore; and I will write on him the name of My God, and the name of the city of My God, the new Jerusalem, which comes down out of heaven from My God, and My new name. He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.’”

— Revelation 3:7-13 NASB1995

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LMWC's avatar

From my morning reading. Amazing, one of your referenced verses: “He opens doors and no one can shut them; He shuts doors, and no one can open them.” Revelations 3:7.

Blessings today Janice.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Laurie, that is such a powerful description of His omnipotence! I have read this passage countless times, but today just noticed this verse: “Because you have kept the word of My perseverance, I also will keep you from the hour of testing, that hour which is about to come upon the whole world, to test those who dwell on the earth.” Beautiful!

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LMWC's avatar

It is such a revealing of Himself to me that I can be reading two totally unrelated devotionals and the same Biblical verse will be in each, or friends will offer words of Biblical encouragement and they will be identical. Or you posting the same verse, ( which is not one of the more common ones of Revelations), that I had just read this morning. I know God is moving in me.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Like He’s trying to tell us something, huh? 😀

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Love it! Let’s keep claiming that promise. And what a wonderful validation of how having read the Bible is no substitute for faithful study. He faithfully reveals Himself to us in new ways when we are faithful to His Word. More power to you. I guess that’s already guaranteed = : )

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Janice ... a patient I saw today in the office , spoke to me about that verse today .🙏

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Beautiful, our Lord is powerful 💥🙏

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Julie's avatar

He is coming...who will be ready for Him? 🙏🙏😔

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Oona Pilot's avatar

Not enough people. Sad but true. For many who call themselves 'Christians' and worship at Mega Churches follow the Anti Pope or go to "Church" Sunday then promptly go out and sin again? (Hello Baptists, Protestants of all stripe, Catholics and others) These are not Christians. Nor yet are those Christians who say only if you do x y or z will you be saved. Faith, in God the Creator in the heart and soul, is a rare and hard to find commodity. And it is by Faith and through the Grace of God you are saved, not by your good works or you being Baptized or confirmed. It is a start, but above all you must have Faith. Then you must live in harmony with the Commandments to avoid those deadly sins such as Greed, Gluttony, Envy, Sloth, Pride, Lust and Wrath. See that your actions do not stem from such motives. Then you will begin walking the difficult straight and narrow road that leads to God as a penitent and sinner on the Road to Galilei.. And there a few, very few today I would say do this. Or even care to try.

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But what does it say? “The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart”⁠—that is, the word of faith which we are preaching, that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved; for with the heart a person believes, resulting in righteousness, and with the mouth he confesses, resulting in salvation.

— Romans 10:8-10

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Jen's avatar

I really don't understand...why is it so hard for the Democrats to do the decent thing? Why can't they just get on the plane and go visit these poor souls in Ohio? I feel so bad for them and the fear they must be feeling right now. Biden even denied them federal aid. What kind of evil person does that? These people have been paying taxes their entire lives to these criminals, and now in their moment of need, the answer is no? Sorry, we'd rather give billions of dollars to our favorite money laundering enterprise in the Ukraine? WHY WHY WHY don't regular Americans wake up and see what's really going on here? Why would you continue to support a government that steals your tax dollars and will turn it's back on you when you actually need help for a change?

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Trilby's avatar

Simple answer: they DESPISE the unwashed masses, the deplorables, average Americans who don't go on TikTok to flaunt their deviance.

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Jen's avatar

I think you might be right. I'm just baffled. Liberals claim to be all about empathy and yet whenever a time comes to show it, they have none. And I am lost as to why your average middle class American liberal wouldn't wake up and say "you know? maybe these politicians I'm supporting wouldn't lift a finger to help me either?"

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AngelaK's avatar

Do they even claim tolerance anymore if it doesnt relate to a sexual deviant?

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Lew's avatar

This reminds me of how Trump so greatly decreased black unemployment and didn't get much more black support in 2020. Just plain habitual while being totally self - harming. Then again, I have heard that money is passed to pastors of black churches to dispense for favorable votes.

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RunningLogic's avatar

They’re just a bunch of fakes 🤷‍♀️ Always have been. It’s just lip service.

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devoalan's avatar

Empathy, proper empathy, travels in one direction only for the libretard. From the virtue signaling pukes, to those getting it exposed for all to see. The actual victim, if you will, is a useful tool to get clicks, love, kudos. Not to actually feel for others. That's a conservative thing.

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nmbr3480's avatar

They are collectively devoid of the Holy Spirit. They have empty, dark souls. The problem exists with many Republicans too.

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Jen's avatar

oh yes, definitely. Quite a few swamp creatures on both sides. It's why so many of us want term limits.

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Annie's avatar

💯

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Cynthia's avatar

Exactly! Where is the outrage from AOC and the like about the massive environmental damage? We know they don't care one bit about the white conservatives living in East Palestine, but you'd think they could gin up some emotion for the animals and environment. Nope, it's all a charade with that crew of hypocrites, just a charade to continue and extend their control. They disgust me, every last one of them.

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Maybella82's avatar

AOC does what her handler tells her to do. She lacks any common decency.

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Jen's avatar

I totally agree with you! They make me ill! But you know, even if we pretend for a moment that they're doing this to vex conservatives, there are still liberals living in that town too. So why if you're a liberal living anywhere in this country would you believe for one second that the elite scum in this country would do anything at all to help you in your time of need? I think this is one reason why they get so nasty with us when we point out this uncomfortable fact...the heroes they love so much will turn on them in a dime and they know it in their hearts to be true.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

Not just AOC but Greta their poster child!

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Because the admin doesn't care because Ohio is red.

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AngelaK's avatar

Yup..and the deplorable Joy Behar of The View said that they deserved it for voting for Trump.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Stop being nice, deplorable is too nice of a word to use for her.

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NAB's avatar

The ruling Democrats can't Jen because the cruelty is the point. They have declared approximately 50% of the population as "unclean" and will treat them accordingly.

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Annie's avatar

They hate themselves. I am surrounded by them. Their husband's are beta cucks, their children are hot messes. They themselves are hateful hot messes. Nasty 😝

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Because "government" is organized crime. That thing in the swamp is the world's largest and deadliest crime syndicate. 𝑻𝒉𝒂𝒕'𝒔 what people have been "paying their taxes" for their entire lives.

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KGer's avatar

They don’t even bother to hide just how evil they are, it’s all out in the open. The people of Ohio have been deemed lowly and unworthy of help. Human suffering and pain means nothing to them!

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AngelaK's avatar

If they were a town of lgbtq+ they would have been there lickity split.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

Ohio used to be a big swing state, but not really anymore. I wonder how much that has to do with it?

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Christine Zuleger's avatar

Because that’s how they( Liberals) truly feel about the little people.. nonessential people... NOT LIKE THEM .. only when it’s time to get the Vote 🗳... They are the living examples of what it means to be Hypocrites !!!!!

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Annie's avatar

The jokes on them. Their masters, tptb, view them as useful idiots, something to use and discard. The fact that libs are more vaxxed and boostered as a group proves that. 2030 reset does not include whining snowflakes. They have no value to the nwo.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Oh please don't imagine that there are far too many under the name of Republican that are just as interested in domination and swing both ways.

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Jen's avatar

I don't disagree with you - we have many miserable swamp creatures on our side as well. But my comment stands...the Democrats are in charge right now and they are despicably choosing to turn their backs on the good, hard working people of Ohio. There is no excuse for that. None.

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Maureen ODH's avatar

Jen 🎯🙌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Karen's avatar

My close family member is a big liberal. When he wants to degrade someone, he calls them a "hillbilly". I guess they are the only non-protected class. The new senator Vance's book was titled "Hillbilly Elegy". This puts some pieces of the puzzle together.

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Jen's avatar

oh yes, I LOVE that book! He is so insightful and I am so glad he won his election. He seems like such a good guy. I think this post is encouraging in terms of getting somewhere with the name calling, gas lighting and cancel culture. It's awful how they throw hateful words at whoever disagrees with them, and yet they wear that liberal badge around as a shield to protect themselves from any and all accusations. We let them completely gaslight us all the time. I remember this one friend I used to have I was so appalled seeing her post on FB "Trump is SUCH a racist!" and she just threw that word around. I actually googled it to see what these people think he's done that fits that description and it's laughable. They can hardly come up with anything...a few remarks he made when he was angry about Covid coming from China. That's it, that's all they've got. Meanwhile their hero Biden actually said in a Senate meeting that he didn't want his kids going to school in a racial jungle. And that's not all, he has a long history of showing how he really feels. But that's all ok, because he's a Democrat. He's allowed to really feel that way. The D is like a protective cloak they wear around. It's getting so old and I hope this law in Florida starts to bring an end to these lies.

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NAB's avatar

Great book! My life growing up was part "Hillbilly Elegy" and part "The Glass Castle." Interesting childhood, needless to say :)

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Kelly's avatar

When I lived out in the "real" world, "redneck" was a derogatory word. I now live in a small (getting bigger by the day because we have been free during most of this plandemic) resort town. "Redneck" is not derogatory here. It is fact.

Not a compliment. Just...fact. Nobody here is offended by it.

I guess you could claim they are too stupid to be offended. But that's not it. They understand. They just don't care.

Sticks and stones.

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NAB's avatar

Kelly, my 16 year old's goal is to be more "redneck." It is truly an identity among younger kids now especially those immersed in woke nonsense. It's like a backlash thing.

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Annie's avatar

Evil.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

I'm not sure how we launder 155mm shells in Ukraine, but if Putin stopped and went home democrats wouldn't get a major PR win.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

"Pete Buttigieg is just like a difficult and unsatisfying bowel movement."

Wow, what an analogy. I don't know how apt it is, though, as I have a sense that Pete is specializes in bottom-friendly diets and likes to keep things quite cleared out down there. For personal reasons.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

That quote made me laugh out loud and do a double take of re-reads. 😂 😂

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Michele's avatar

It's funny, true, but it doesn't quite capture the smirky-ness of him. Every interview I've seen of him he just has this look like he thinks the people--a certain shade and/or class of people, I should specify--are lowlife scum and it's hilarious he's being asked to care or at the bare minimum take action on their behalf. When I watched him with that Daily Caller reporter it was nauseating, more proof that the puppets don't care, and they don't care that you know they don't care.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

You nailed it. “The puppets don’t care and they don’t care that you know they don’t care!” Spot on!

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

He has a certain Alfred E. Newman quality, but without the charisma. He looks about 12 and is very condescending, though a smooth talker and superficially slightly likeable.

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Michele's avatar

yeah, that condescension is palpable even thru a screen!

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Katherine's avatar

ANALogy indeed, lol.

Yes, I too deeeeeeply appreciate Jeff's wit and lack of filter.

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Susan Catherine's avatar

I HAVE to start using this analogy!

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Ann-Marie Krul's avatar

Yes, it's a keeper!

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Trish's avatar

LOL, best line in the entire blog today!

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RunningLogic's avatar

I also laughed at this and read it aloud to the people I was with to explain why I was laughing 😁

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Lew's avatar

Now I'm laughing again!

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Lew's avatar

The funniest jokes involve actual things that one can identify with due to having experienced them. I thus admit, that line gave me a very huge laugh...

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

I too had to laugh, I was actually thinking what a piece of s---t he was when I read that lol

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Trish's avatar

Indeed, my sentiments exactly!

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Christine Zuleger's avatar

Quite descriptive 💩 Lol 😂 JC

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Julie's avatar

🤮 Didn't need that visual!

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Ms Helen's avatar

🤣🤣🤣👍

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AnitaB's avatar

🤣😂🤣

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

“we strain and strain to find something useful in the man, but only a puny spurt of value splashes out. In that sense, Pete Buttigieg is just like a difficult and unsatisfying bowel movement.” OMGOODNESS I laughed so hard that tears splashed into my morning Joe! Ok. Let me blow my nose and dab my eyes so I can finish reading. Jeff is in rare form this morning. I didn’t know how much I needed that hard laugh 😂

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Julie's avatar

That line cracked me up too! I had to share it with my husband --because a line like that is too good not to share! 😂😂

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

“In that sense, Pete Buttigieg is just like a difficult and unsatisfying bowel movement.”

I love how you get right to the heart of it! 💩

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Anne Clifton's avatar

My sympathy is with you. As if Michigan didn't have enough problems already.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Crazy female governor who no self-respecting kidnapper would actually want to kidnap.

She would be tossed from the kidnapping van within 5 minutes.

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Michele's avatar

Thank you for making me LOL with this one. So funny to envision.

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Jacquie's avatar

Thanks. We need it. Our state has literally gone to pot. It started with Granholm as Governor and hasn’t been the same since.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

We have a pastor friend in Michigan. He actually served in the legislature for awhile, but it was a difficult time of persecution by the woke, leftist mob.

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Jacquie's avatar

I can imagine it wasn’t easy. Glad he was courageous and served!

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

No kidding. 🫤

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walk2write's avatar

We have some good Christian friends who live in Traverse City. I’ll be praying overtime for them. I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that the Butt-gigs plan to have the name changed to Trans-verse City.

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Jacquie's avatar

Please no! But that was a great comment. Trans-verse City. 😂

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nmbr3480's avatar

Oh shit!

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LMWC's avatar

And I once loved Traverse City as a beautiful town set at the base of the Mission Peninsula. Now it is nothing more than AA of the north. 🙁

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nmbr3480's avatar

Yes a beautiful area. Simply a gem in Michigan but you are correct, it has sadly become a libtard haven.

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Jacquie's avatar

Yep. Last time we visited, they had Pride supporting flags on all the city light posts.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

I’m so sorry, he will for sure ruin that beautiful community 😭

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

Nooooooo!!!!!

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Elaine H's avatar

Oh no! Such a great city. First Michael Moore and now Mayor Petey?

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Jacquie's avatar

Even Tucker is talking about Buttigieg. https://youtu.be/CWRWc4jxR5Y

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Off topic for todays read….

Project Veritas sent out an email (I was waiting for this so I could unsubscribe and get my name removed from their organization) and are groveling and hoping people will give them a chance to show how awesome they are.

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

Unsubscribed and blocked any future attempts to contact me. Pppffftttt done ✔️

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AnnR's avatar

I replied to the email. Basically said they are a bunch of liars and snowflakes and I'm looking forward to JOK's lawsuit!

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I did too and it came back undeliverable and that their email is too full and they can no longer receive emails right now. 😂 😂 Looks like we weren’t the only ones! 🙌

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OnTheJump's avatar

Screw 'em.

I even posted a tweet asking ppl to UNsubscribe from Project Veritas and SUBSCRIBE INSTEAD with James O'Keefe -@JamesOKeefeIII

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KBB's avatar

I've never been a Twit, but someone in the comments yesterday posted this link to a real-time tracker of PV's Twitter followers, which have been dropping like a rock. I'm enjoying keeping it running in background and checking in from time to time.

https://socialblade.com/twitter/user/project_veritas/realtime

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Lisa Ca's avatar

wow, KBB, better than this post this literally made my day. Thanks for the smile!😁

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Julie's avatar

Didn't even open the thing.. marked it as spam and unsubscribe. PV in its current form is a goner.

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Susan Catherine's avatar

I just did the same! Glad you brought this up.

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Patrice's avatar

Wait, Sunnydaze, do you mean to tell me that you didn't believe the email about how they hope James will come back? Quote: "We all love and respect James and hope he returns. This is difficult for everyone." And how they believe in accountability? And that unicorns fart chocolate and roses? (Okay, maybe they didn't include that last one.)

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Sunnydaze's avatar

😂 😂

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Kelly's avatar

I'm debating if I want to unsubscribe, or stay where I am just to see what they do next...

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Lisa Ca's avatar

stay. just don’t donate

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KBB's avatar

Unsubscribed and marked them as spam.

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NAB's avatar

Can you post what the email said? I love to read good groveling :)

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AnnR's avatar

Dear Ann,

We understand and share your frustrations. We all love and respect James and hope he returns. This is difficult for everyone.

An independent two-dimensional audit is being arranged to examine all of the issues, including those outlined below:

1) Breaking the Bylaws of the organization by unilaterally dismissing the CFO and co-opting another board member’s vote by saying that board member supported the dismissal (they did not).

2) Private inurement/fiduciary responsibility (using donations for private benefit). The board included in its statement what it is aware of so far which clearly warrants this internal audit to ensure your hard-earned, and graciously donated, money is utilized appropriately. We hope to know more details around this soon.

3) Concern with employment laws/workplace safety regarding appropriate treatment of the employees was based, in part, on his interaction with senior staff in a Leadership call on January 31, 2023. Staff across multiple departments were ready to leave PV immediately if his conduct remained unaddressed.

Project Veritas has had 140 employees leave the company over the last seven years, some through their own volition, others were terminated, and the organization has incurred legal expenditures because of some of those terminations/actions. 20 of the 140 employees were in management positions leading to potential succession plan issues to assure the long-term viability of the company.

James’ “removal” was not a removal. He specifically said he did not resign, and the board did not fire him. The board placed him on a temporary suspension until the audit was completed. The board wanted him to delegate management of staff to the department heads so he can focus his true talent, efforts, and best use of his time on the journalism/stories and less on the day-to-day personnel management.

He has been invited, but has chosen not to, engage in conversations with the board and management following steps taken so far with the goal of returning to Project Veritas. Instead, he requested no change in authority and that most of the officers and all of the board of directors immediately resign.

For what it’s worth, there are 60+ of us here at PV who remain passionately dedicated to James’ mission. It is what brought all of us together. While we cannot control online narratives, and unfortunately cannot chime in to individually defend ourselves in the public sphere at present, we can assure you we remain steadfast and determined to expose corruption.

The mission and our work continue. We just released the following this afternoon:

Veritas Attorney Responds to Pfizer Security's Use of Force Towards PV Journalists

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6-M32Z3jZ8

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We hope that you might continue to give us a chance. We can’t stress how separate the board’s role is from daily operations here at PV. We are still grinding and pursuing stories of great public importance.

In either case, thank you so much for your support in the past and we hope we might regain your trust if you’ll give us a chance.

In Veritas,

The Project Veritas Team

Project Veritas

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I threw up in my mouth a little as I tried to read this. 🤮

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Thanks! 😂 I was just gonna go look for it in the trash. Hahaha

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Patrice's avatar

please send us more money....

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Emily M's avatar

It was great to see President Trump in Ohio yesterday. I have truly missed him. Just imagine if he didn't have to fight the left (and some of the right) at every turn, how great this country would be today.

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NAB's avatar

When Trump is on his game, he is VERY good. Genius political move which also happens to be sincere in his case.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

He is. I voted for him several times.

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Susan In Kansas's avatar

Made me think that Trump could just continue to bring light to all of the Biden admins foibles by traveling around. Look how fast Biden moved when Trump planned his trip.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

bahahaha! so true

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Karen's avatar

Fabulous idea, Susan.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Because one of trumps best attributes was that he was an actor also and can gauge the crowd and move proactively. Ohio shows this

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Julie's avatar

Say what you will, bottom line is Trump cares about America. Most everything he did in office was for the good of America and Americans. (Yes, except for the shot. 🤷)

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Karen's avatar

I agree the shot has been a disaster. But Trump was relying on his medical advisors (as poor as they were). He fulfilled all of the requests, they asked for more hospital beds, he sent ships. They asked for ventalators, he sent ventilators. They wanted a shot, he pushed it through. I only wish he would have stood stronger after he mentioned HQC, and now I hope he disavows the shots with all the info we have on them now.

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Julie's avatar

In my gut I think there was more to the whole story of the shot--since we now know that it was a DoD program, maybe DT's hands were tied or he simply believed/trusted those advising him...? Sigh. Unfortunately, the fact that he won't admit how bad the shots are now, doesn't clear this up. 🤷😩

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

He's had a lot of bad advice, from Flynn to Manafort.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Trump never made anyone get it. It was never mandated or forced.

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SB's avatar

The comment from Buttigieg just shows what a jerk he is and how incompetent he is because if there are that many train derailments and he is supposed to be the infrastructure king, what the heck is he doing about all the derailments, nothing, absolutely nothing. And your comparison to a BM was a spit take. You're amazing.

Nice bill FL. I wonder if Matt Geatz will use it soon? I bet Kavanaugh wishes he could use it against that woman who accused him of stuff that he didn't do to someone he had never met. I hope to see more laws that will make people who tried to ruin the lives of those men think twice before lying about the lives of others.

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Patrice's avatar

I thought about Matt G when I read this, but I would bet the law is not retroactive...

I also think that the 1000 train derailments only spoke to Petey-boy's incompetence. Do all 1000 derailments end in explosions and black clouds, towns being evacuated, etc? No? Then he should go to the one that did.

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Trilby's avatar

"Get outa my face! Trains derail every day!"

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Lisa Ca's avatar

exactly my thought. isn’t that his responsibility?! why aren’t they working on the railroads??

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AnnR's avatar

My only concern is that the Justices don't understand Section 230 at all, or how it relates to the 1st Amendment.

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Fmr Bergen County Deplorable's avatar

For sure Sotomayor doesn't, but I'd be willing to bet that Thomas does.

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LizardFro's avatar

Sotomayor has no concept of reality/is embarrassing - is that defamation? Or does her “100k kids are in hospitals dying of Covid” defend it? 😏

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devoalan's avatar

Yeah so if they flat out lie, can we lie back?

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Fmr Bergen County Deplorable's avatar

Truth is the defense to defamation :)

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Suzanne Florida's avatar

Jeff’s good news today tells me our prayers are being heard. Today is the second day of Lent. Please continue to fast and pray for our country.

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Peter Schott's avatar

Definitely good news on the laws working through the legislature. Wish that would happen elsewhere, but FL has been leading the way quite a bit lately.

Also good news on Trump's visit provoking a positive government response. I'm not a huge fan of Trump the personality, but I can appreciate the good things he's done or caused. I can also have concerns about his giving in to excessive spending and promoting the pandemic response, and _still_ saying that the mRNA shots are wonderful. :/

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Janet's avatar

As retirees we were making great gains in our investments during Trump. We are not rich but we are considerably less well off since Prince Poopy Pants began squatting in MY White House.

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devoalan's avatar

His spending created 5 trillion dollars in wealth. Please don't forget that. 1 trillion into 6 trillion. That's the kind of spending I like.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

His spending? Giving aid to those in need? Refusing a pay check for four years?

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Peter Schott's avatar

OK - I'll correct that. Signing off on even more excessive government spending - especially during 2020. His personal spending is a different issue and he can do whatever he wants with his own money. I say the same thing about W and Obama when it comes to signing off on too much government, though. (And don't even get me started w/ the current admin's blank check policy.)

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I can appreciate what you are saying Peter. I do disagree a bit. But I really appreciate the way you respectfully put it instead of denigrating Trump. Thank you

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Peter Schott's avatar

Nobody's perfect. I appreciate a lot of the things Trump pushed for and signed. But when I disagree, I'll also state that. I think he was in a no-win situation for the pandemic. He'd be roasted for doing nothing and roasted for the lockdowns. I do think he should have pushed back on the "big spending" bills that went through Congress, but I also tend to think that of every president.

I vaguely recall there were a couple of things Obama did/signed that I actually did agree with and was able to state so. It was definitely not a majority, but every now and then he did something that I could agree with. But as much as I'd agree more w/ Bush and Trump, I don't agree with them signing for the huge increases in spending and was quite sad that our deficit grew by so much under all of our recent leaders. :/

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NAB's avatar

Totally with you, Peter.

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NAB's avatar

"In that sense, Pete Buttigieg is just like a difficult and unsatisfying bowel movement."

The line came early folks, but here is my first SCO (spit coffee out) moment in today's C&C. Jeff, your talent has no bounds.

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Julie's avatar

Oh the whole paragraph "we strain and strain..."! 😂😂

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Big E's avatar

HR79, the WHO Withdrawal Act, has been introduced in Congress but has not yet been scheduled for a hearing by the Foreign Affairs Committee, despite ongoing negotiations and proposed adoption of the new treaty in May 2024.

Please sign the petition to contact key House Foreign Affairs Committee members and your US House Rep today to tell them to support HR 79: https://standforhealthfreedom.com/action/exit-who/

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Big E's avatar

🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

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CaplT's avatar

Because letters are tossed if they are uniform--claim to be from bots--I changed mine:

“As a long time constituent, I urge you to cosponsor or at least vote for the WHO Withdrawal Act, HR 79.

The WHO’s new legally binding agreement, essentially a pandemic treaty, is scheduled to be adopted in May 2024. However, the White House will not seek required advice and consent of the senate before signing on.

There are several provisions to be avoided to protect US ability to govern and defend itself. Three of the most troubling points from the Zero Draft of the treaty, set to be discussed by the WHO starting February 23, 2023 are described below. You can find the document by searching for Zero Draft, A/INB/4/3, in a browser.

The WHO agreement would preempt all other international agreements. Chapter 1, Article 2.(3) states members can only make other agreements “provided that such instruments are compatible with their obligations under” the document.

The WHO would determine how we spend American tax dollars domestically. The draft requires nations to set aside a minimum of 5% of its health budget for pandemic prevention, preparedness, response and health systems.”

It also proposes a required percentage of gross domestic product (GDP) for “international cooperation” on pandemics. The US cannot comply with this agreement.

A “global compensation program” for pandemic vaccine injuries - There have been discussions of removing liability from manufacturers at a global level. This is horribly wrong and allows intentionally poor quality manufacturing in order to cut costs. Further, it mirrors the 1986 Act and the PREP Act in the US, which removed liability from vaccine manufacturers. The PREP Act’s CICP has left hundreds of thousands of Americans without recourse if they are injured by medical products, and this treaty would expand that to a global scale.

The World Health Organization is an unelected global body external to the U.S. When it makes mistakes or causes harm it cannot be held accountable. However, the White House continues to work to strengthen WHO authority and autonomy. In 2022, the Biden administration proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR) that would have decreased the proof needed for the WHO to declare an emergency, while simultaneously increasing their ability to make a declaration. Its monkey pox declaration is a case in point, and it was not remotely near a global emergency. The President has also embraced ideas such as vaccination passports through the Bali Declaration, which the majority of Americans oppose.

You and Congress must act now to stop the White House from tieing the hands of Americans when it comes to their health via WHO international agreements.

I urge you to cosponsor and/or speak out for HR 79. Communicate your constituents’ message to the White House to support the bill coming to a vote in the House quickly. Americans are watching the President, and your constituents are watching your actions and words.

Regards,

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I didn’t do that but I did asd some text at front demanding they pull out from WHO for our sovereignty.

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CaplT's avatar

Done.

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Elaine H's avatar

Done but DeSoto will probably file it in his waste bucket.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Did that earlier this morning when I got their email!

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Lisa Ca's avatar

BigE- can you explain what this would do? How it helps us?

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Janet's avatar

Done. I’m calling also.

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