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"Justice Thomas was Judge Cannonā€™s law clerk."

Judge Cannon was Justice Thomas's law clerk. Regardless, outstanding round-up. I am particularly grateful for your rational breakdown of the Trump decision. I kept shouting, "That's not what it means" as local liberals were plunging to their death from nearby bridges and tall buildings.

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At first I thought Jeff made a mistake too. But then I realized he was saying Thomas was acting in the way a law clerk for Cannon would act, i.e., providing an outline and script to knock down Smith's position.

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Thank you. So much for my knee-jerk attempt at humor. I knew Judge Cannon was super-smart in law school and a law clerk, so I just assumed.

From Wikipedia: "From 2008 to 2009, Cannon served as a law clerk for Steven Colloton, a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in Iowa."

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She may have put herself into the running for a SCOTUS seat...

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Maybe we can convince Barret to step down and replace her with Cannon

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ACB has been such a disappointment.

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True... but, of course... better by far than the Sotopig, Bulldyke Kagen or token Kunta-Ketangi...

And I am not thrilled with Roberts at all... or Kavanaugh, who seems to have a decided lack in the testicular dept...

Wouldn't it be great if a President who nominated a SCOTUS Justice could also, at will... remove them? I think Koward Kav and ACB would both be gone when TRUMP returns...

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The self described ā€˜wise Latino womanā€™ is looking pretty stupid.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/07/ouch-supreme-court-majority-zings-sonia-sotomayor-blistering/

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I would say I've been mostly pleased with recent rulings. Even if our own case was a disappointment. I just seem to notice ACB ruling the other way a bit on some key issues. Weirdly, KBJ sometimes makes rulings like she has some integrity, and not playing politics on the bench. But then also she rules via the party lines ensuring she is a crazy liberal.

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''Humanity is about to be tested....... mayankjeptha.substack.com/p/qbpe

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SPAM

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YES!! Barrett has been a HUGE disappointment!!

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GREAT idea!

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Just use nicotine patches and take Ivermectin at least 2X/month.

Yes, seriously.

I also use Chlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS) daily, but most have never heard of it... Big Pharma calls it "bleach".

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I read it 3 times and thought Jeff turned it around accidentallyā€¦I now get it šŸ¤¦šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø

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I didn't get it until I read the comments. Vaccine injury, I presume.

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Yeah, I didn't get it either. I guess I'm too literal.

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Being "literal" with Jeff Childers is anathema--LOL!! His pungent wit always aces his commonality - :-)

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Well done, Justice Thomas. He has always been my favorite and most respected Supreme, but with this he has risen far and above my former high respect for him. Brilliant!

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It was actually Biden, in Senate confirmation hearings, that caused me to latch on to Justice Thomas. I was impressed with Thomasā€™ fortitude in putting up with it, and very pleased heā€™s one of the Supremes. My hope is that we donā€™t have to ever go through any of that again. Ever. FJB.

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Ahhhhhhhā€¦the light dawnsā€¦excellent post! šŸŒ…šŸ˜±šŸ˜Ž

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This is how I read it as well.

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I think what he meant was that Justice Thomas just wrote her decision for her, much as a law clerk would do. Hereā€™s to hoping she grabs it with both hands and flings it in agent smiths face.

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Agent Smith. Oh! The irony! (The Matrix, for those that shun Sci-Fi.)

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Jeff said it firstā€¦and there IS that photo of Agent Smith in the articleā€¦I just agreed that we should (from now on) refer to the man as such since heā€™s certainly NOT a ā€œspecial prosecutor ā€œ in the legal sense of the term.

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the laser beams coming out of Justice Thomas's eyes like Godzilla

ok....here's the songs that are ringing in my head right now.

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ClwvRJMmZY

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Need a good video editor to put Biden's face on that first video, as he burns down our country.

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Unlike the noxious, flatulencia roaring from the backside of Sotopig Mayor!

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IKR?! I loved that pic. Justice Thomas seems like he would have laser beam eyes.

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that pic gave me a belly laugh!!

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Yea and he is the cockroach!

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I agree with your and T Kosse's interpretation. Given that everything you thrust into the universe of the internet is there in perpetuity (regardless of what most people think about 'delete my data' requests to Facebook), I usually research these things.

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Oh! If only they were plunging to their deaths. I am soooo tired of their self-righteousness. The everyone is stupid and always wrong, just never them. We deserve punishment for the least little thing, but they are above the law. All the while they are behind bringing down our country.

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They have voided their hearts and souls of God, and in its place, demonic, illogical hysteria has implanted itself into their hearts, minds and souls.

I see their hysteria (usually over abortion, alphabet, and sexual themes) as demonic possession.

Coretta Scott King once said: "When the heart is right, the mind and body follow".

(notice how the left has become so demonic that they don't even like Martin Luther King anymore because his words are too logical and spiritual).

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What makes you think MLK was a "good" guy? Check again, my friend...

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I found this article on ZeroHedge this morning. It shows how truly nuts these people are:

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/democrats-hint-assassination-repsonse-supreme-court-immunity-decision

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I am not understanding how all those posts weren't taken down as hate speech. Can the one CA rep be charged with inciting an insurrection?

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Because hate speech is a totally made up concept that criminalizes people's thoughts. It's not real thus it's only applied in one direction.

There are already laws against threating to kill people.

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Nothing is hate speech when it comes from a dumbocrap.

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love that word "dumbocrap"

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Thank-you. I made it up many, many years ago. It describes them pretty well.

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Perhaps in a fair, rule of law universe where a 'uniparty' does not have exclusive control over the vast majority of social media and operates under two sets of rules.

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IF it was a conservative threatening assassination... the FBI would be visiting them the next day, if not within hours... with a CNN camera crew...

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If it was a conservative talking about the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in a lecture at Hillsdale College, the FBI would be paying a visit.

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LOL!!

But imagine Garland's and Maggot Wray's serious gastric issues, after reading the SCOTUS decisions!

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They've been talking assassination for awhile now. Way before this decision. I think it's been their plan all along.

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All eyes on Judge Merchan.

I'll also be watching my neighbor with the 'yuge Trump and Gadsden flags who spends the weekend shooting AR-15s with his sons on his farm. Having come from Michigan, I remember the stories about the Nichols brothers blowing up things on their farm in Howell (the Michigan version of the deep-south) with their buddy Tim McVeigh. Very scary times we live in and I tend to agree with Tucker Carlson that supernatural things are afoot.

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very supernatural. Acts2: 1-3 ā€˜And it shall come to pass in the last days, says God, That I will pour out of My Spirit on all flesh; Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, Your young men shall see visions, Your old men shall dream dreams. And on My menservants and on My maidservants I will pour out My Spirit in those days; And they shall prophesy.

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I read this as spiritual awakening.

What we are seeing is demonic possessions.

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100%. And...what makes us think that demonic possession has gone away just because we became 'enlightened'? (I use the term in jest). Pride goes before the fall....and we just finished so called pride month. This was a particularly evil month, and the parades and the parents who took their kids to them? They should be locked up. Makes me sick. And the before and after photos of a young lady who transitioned? Her guardians should be put against a wall. https://www.libsoftiktok.com/p/weekend-recap-nude-pride-parade-wokeness

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So very, very sad.

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The demonic influence is from Satan and it is everywhere. People need to get ka-boomed out of their complacency and see what is happening in the world and how their media does do exactly as you said, subterfuge and propaganda. The more netflix crap watched, the less sensitized people are to the truly evil. It has been going on for a long time...frogs in the pot analogy and all that. I know what I know and I don't need to read about it, but I do realize some people have NO clue what lives in their midst. And...just because I might choose to NOT read about so called subterfuge does not disappear the realm of principalities and powers that are truly in control of this spiritual battle happening right now. Ignorance is bliss, but it doesn't win the war. Thanks for the input...I appreciate it.

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AMEN!!! May it ever be thus!!!

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McVeigh was a patsy for the Deep State.

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My thinking about Tim McVeigh and Waco has changed radically over the years. I was horrified then and still am. Now, for different reasons.

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Don't forget Ruby Ridge.

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Actually "supernatural things" have been 'afoot' since prehistoric times...we just have more "media mites" jumping on juicy tidbits of 'news' now than ever before in human history.

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You sound a tad paranoid.

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I am a tad paranoid. Joe Biden is president. Taylor Swift is ubiquitous. How did that happen?

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Agree. If we make it to the election without a major disaster, world war, financial collapse or massive rioting, looting and arson by the usual radical left scumbags... it will be a miracle.

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Rioting and protests in Paris..as usual by the demonic left.

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Imagine LePen taking over... another Trump-like leader! Sacre' blu!!

I had hopes for Italy's Meloni, but she is wobbling badly... anti-Russia, Pro Uke Nazis... which smells of the WEF...

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Meloni is a big disappointment.

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I fear the French election system with two election dates leave the vote open for shenanigans. The first vote was the reaction to what has been going on, but then the losers all get together a join forces to deny the populace their vote. Here Brandon's cronies did it differently - they used the Stalin method

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Of course thereā€™s something planned, something huge. We can all feel the angst. Everyone is tightly puckered.

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I, for one, have NO IDEA why Taylor Swift is "big news" - I am SICK TO DEATH of seeing her on Page 1 each and every day--she is, for sure, a HUGE DIVERSIONARY tactic for the "millennial crowd".

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When they actually ARE out to get you, you are not paranoid. Just a realist.

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I doubt his neighbors are out to get him.

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My neighbors are great guys and like most people around here would give you the shirt off their back without blinking. It is the Volunteer State, after all.

My point, albeit poorly articulated in retrospect, is that- as much as I like them - I fear that people like my neighbors would be the types to "load up" their F-150 and drive straight to D.C. should "something" happen to President Trump. Who knows where that would lead.

We live in bizarre times.

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That's exactly the reaction they want to goad out of Trump supporters so they can crack down even harder.

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Ah, thank-you! It did come across, to me, that you were afraid of them.

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Not just talking - I have read of several attempts, if the accounts are credible.

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dont they have some SERIOUS security, those guys? as a result of those threats?

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That does not surprise me at all.

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All these who believed "The Science" are now Constitutional scholars "doing their own research."

It's tiresome.

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No, donā€™t go there. Never wish evil on anyone ā€˜causeā€¦. itā€™s evil to do that. And to be sure, youā€™re not evil

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Because the legislative branch of our Federal government is filled with MORALLY COMPROMISED 'leeches' instead of true Constitutionally sound 'legislators'!! They're ALL IN ON IT!!! There are a few "beacons of light" (like the Freedom Caucus legislators)...but they are very few and far between.

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A 'vaccine' syringe does have a plunger, so there's that.

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But they should, because I also saw what this meant to previous demon presidents, like the Shrub, Obongo, and Slick Willie. They should be shaking in their boots. As should Biden, if I believed he was actually still alive.

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Great point.

I just ran to my local DEI-free Tractor Supply here in Middle Tennessee to buy a large placard and paint. I'm putting a sign next to the Tennessee River overpass that reads: "Free Money for Neocons" with an arrow pointing downward.

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LOLOL... love it!

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Post a photo of that sign here in the comments, plz.

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Tell me, someone please...when did the "military/industrial complex" morph into the term "neocons"???

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I like this explanation from a post by Thomas Gallagher on Quora:

"Conservatism is a political philosophy that values tradition and established practices over social progress and new ideas. This isn't saying it's purely reactionary; anyone who believes recent developments in a particular area were harmful and should be reversed could be considered conservative in that area, e.g "I hate how cellphones have destroyed face-to-face communication!" In the United States, conservatism has traditionally identified with keeping with the spirit of the Founding Fathers; limited government, non-intervention in foreign affairs, a free market, and strong personal liberties.

Conservatism typically switches between parties; depending on the time, the coalitions they build, and the ideas that are popular. Now, Republicans are considered more conservative, but that wasn't always the case.

Neoconservatism (and the older conservatism, now called Paleoconservatism) represent an offshoot of conservative thought that emerged during the Cold War. Since Communism, the antithesis of all conservative ideals, seemed to be rapidly growing in strength during the 50's, many Conservatives began to question the wisdom non-intervention in other countries, a school of thought already badly discredited by World War II. Their brand of "New" Conservatism placed great weight on the strength of the military, the interaction of industry and the government, and a powerful investment in industry and science. As a result, many tenets of Paleoconservatism (older conservatism) were dropped; Government spending vastly increased, personal liberties were tempered with security concerns, and many wars and coups were started in the aim of increasing American power, although a strong moral puritanism remained.

Neoconservatism reached its peak under the administration of George W. Bush, but became deeply unpopular as a result of the Iraq War and the financial meltdown.

So to wrap this up,

Conservatives: Back to Basics (Tea Party)

-limited government

-restrained spending

-moral values

-free market

-smaller military

-strong personal liberties

Paleo-Conservatives: Democracy with a Heavy Dose of Patriotism (Most Republicans now)

-limited government

-restrained spending in theory, often deficit spending

-moral values

-free market

-strong military

-certain liberties emphasized (Strong moralist streak)

Neo-Conservatives: America the Powerful

(Cheney, Bush, Reagan)

-big government

-deficit spending

-moral values

-military-industrial-financial complex (big business)

-strong and very active military

-heavy government surveillance, strong police

Basic overview, enjoy!

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Excellent. Thx for posting

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WHEW!!! A "thousand thanks", John Cougar - I'm C & P'ing this and saving it to my C drive!!

PRESS ON!!

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Omg yes

Please post a picture (not sure how on Substack)

Our Tractor supply seemed to be a DEI Free zone but itā€™s in Eastern CAā€¦.. they like to be known as part of the Jefferson State.

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The State of Jefferson gets more than it's share of getting sprayed from the overlords. I see it all the time on my trips back and forth to see my mom in NoCal. "They" are making me pray more, seek God and realize that God wins in the end. Pushing pushing pushing the people to realize our Godly prayers amount to everything against the huge evil that is everywhere we look.

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Great comment. I particularly appreciate the additional perspective. You have offered much to think about and truly consider.

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The Clintons ushered into our culture and society, the demonic element, fully pushing Christian values and morality aside for good.

I think we can look at things as BC ( before Clinton) and AC (after Clinton).

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No, it was here well before that. Before 1871 and the Organic Act. Before Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. Those forces were hard at work. But - they Are a lot more obvious now, less lurking-in-the-shadows.

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Perhaps but what I meant is that our culture went through a fundamental and obvious morality change..I remember it clearly through television (everyone was having sex from the older ladies on Golden Girls to Frasier) and pop music took a sexual turn . Religious observation was being replaced by Sunday morning sports practice for children, brunch or jogs for adults. (I remember my Priest being upset about that.) Church going, Sunday school, was no longer the 'thing to do'. Clinton was talking about his wife's necromancy practice of communicating with Eleanor Roosevelt as if it was something everyone did. And his WH antics...

no one will forget, especially the children who were exposed to it and according to a middle school Principal I knew, emulating it behind the bleachers in groups.

Soros started buying up journalism schools and media outlets after Clinton in 2003 and the NWO agenda was in getting a foothold. The next year, the EU consciously removed all mention of its Christian foundation from its constitution.

All this on the surface. God only knows below the surface what was going on.

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We truly could not stomach what is "going on" all across the globe. Yahweh is merciful - but NOT FOREVER!

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good one

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Come on man, you know Biden isnā€™t shaking in his bootsā€¦he doesnā€™t even know he has boots on!

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As I said, I don't even think Biden is still of this earth

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You called him Shrub šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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Thank Ann Richards for that oneā€¦but anyway, funny how hindsight changes everything . All those times I defended W and Dick Cheney, blaming Dhimmicrat Derangement Syndrome for their histrionicsā€¦I have repented of all that now! šŸ¤¦šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø

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Yes I did the same . You're not alone there .šŸ¤¦šŸ»

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I second that emotion as well, Susan!! They're "all on the take" in one way or another - they are SO FAR from being "public servants" - it's ludicrous!!

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I can take no credit for that. It's what his own ( Bush , actually Scherff) family called him .

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Ah ok - well even more hilarious then !

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Were they given scores on the way down? :-)

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I gave them all "10". The outcome alone justified the effort.

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Iā€™m pretty sure he was making a wink remark about Thomas acting like a clerk on behalf of cannonā€¦

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I was thinking that seemed like it should be the other way around, thanks for correcting!

Oops should have read the rest of the comments first šŸ¤Ŗ Now I get it but it wasnā€™t clear to me either when I read it šŸ˜œ

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I didnā€™t sleep well. My first thought was How Old IS she?? šŸ˜†

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Having seen pictures of her I knew she couldnā€™t be older than Thomas so was thinking it mustā€™ve been the other way around šŸ¤Ŗ

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ok I STILL dont get it. can someone explain the Cannon/Thomas remark like Im 5 yrs old? I thought she's older than she looks, takes good care of herself, etc.

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It was a backwards/sarcastic remark meant to imply that Thomas had done the grunt work that Cannon can use for her ruling.

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As I read it in the blog, I thought that was backwards so thanks for that clarification.

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Awesome analogy!

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The more local liberals that plunge to their deaths from nearby bridges and tall buildings, the fewer trials that will be required to purge them from the DoJ.

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Aw, let 'em plunge. If they don't do it now, they might when Trump wins in November. LOL.

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That sounds more like it.

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I took it literally too lol. Glad I checked the comments section.

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And He opened His mouth and began to teach them, saying,

ā€œBlessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.

Blessed are the lowly, for they shall inherit the earth.

Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.

Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy.

Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.

Blessed are those who have been persecuted for the sake of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are you when people insult you and persecute you, and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of Me. Rejoice and be glad, for your reward in heaven is great; for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you.ā€

ā€” Matthew 5:2-12 LSB

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The Beatitudes. We donā€™t read or use them often enough. ā¤ļø

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Maybe we can get those in schools

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excellent point. like Cafeteria Catholics, they take what they like of the Bible and dump the rest. like the ones in the 400s who dumped the Gospels of Thomas and Mary Magdalene to twist the church away from Gnosticism and towards male domination/misogyny. "but the BIBLE SAYS"... etc.

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This passage is a lovely and moving way of expressing the truth that things in the Kingdom are done exactly opposite of the world.

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The Lord does indeed teach us patience. And those who trust in His power receive His reward. Yesterday's announcements from SOTUS being a clear example.

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Now to Him who is able to do far more abundantly beyond all that we ask or understand, according to the power that works within us, to Him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations forever and ever. Amen.

ā€” Ephesians 3:20-21 LSB

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One of my top three favorite Bible verses. šŸ˜

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Amen!

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Thank you for the deep breath and exhalation there, Janiceā€¦rather like striking a tuning fork to get us back into the right ā€œvibrationā€ā€¦šŸ™šŸ¼šŸ˜‡šŸ™šŸ¼

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Lovely reminder! Thank you, Janice!

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ā™„ļøāœļø Blessed truths from Jesus that will endure throughout eternity, and give us comfort in the here and now.

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Ah yes....best to recite these Beatitudes as they will have special significance in the coming months!! Thank you, dear Janice!

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Thank you! The Beatitudes are printed on the inside of my kitchen door. I have them there as a reminder before I walk out the door!

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The rich, until recently, were right behind this, especially:

Blessed are the lowly, for they shall inherit the earth.

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the rich have never been behind that. unless it was as a fantasy to keep the working class in line.

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Definitely appreciate the summaries today on the various rulings. Still not crazy about the free speech and private orgs being influenced by the government ruling, but the rest are pretty good. I figured the "partial immunity where it makes sense in a sane world" ruling would be the way it came down. You couldn't rule "absolute immunity" nor could you rule "it's all fair game". You have to have the balance there and that _is_ a good thing.

The concern now is all of the nuts out there trying to claim the current admin could order drone strikes to take out Trump (or other political opponents) and do so with completely immunity. Those people are really concerning because they walk among us and genuinely think that's a good idea. These are all some great rulings, but just like we're seeing in France, we're ramping up for another "Summer of Love" type of insanity. :(

Now to see if courts start (or continue) ruling for people affected by the OSHA mandates and such. I saw the TN award for nearly $700k for one person, which I expect will be challenged and reduced, but that's the first case. We can only hope that this trend will start going far and wide. Companies should have taken a long look at what forcing their employees to take untested medical interventions would do to their bottom line.

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I know my company thought that far ahead. I was able to fairly easily obtain an exemption for myself and multiple co-workers. They really only required that you ask for one. And, while not a hospital or medical office, it is a pharmacy with direct patient care giving covid shots (which I also did not do). But there were pharmacists who DID give the shots who were exempted as well soā€¦. While I know they only did so to prevent a shortage of pharmacists (which they certainly would have had if they had denied) I was eternally grateful to have been able to keep my job as there was no force on earth able to make me take that shot.

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Broke radius messily Fri. a.m. Saw surgeon yesterday. Wrote, in shaky handwriting, w. signature: no allografts, no xenografts, only autografts, no mRNA products, no blood transfusion from any but husband. Said to P.A. these words: I would rather die than take Covid-jab-tainted blood.

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May you heal well and quickly. God bless!

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We wanted to ā€œbank bloodā€ for our mom during the height of the vax insanity (because we did not want her to have tainted blood either). It was not going to be an easy process by any means! So for anyone concerned about transfusions, I would research well in advance of any planned surgery what you need to do! Thankfully, my mom chose not to have the surgery so it became a moot point.

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Autologous donation was the way to go before an elective procedure even pre-jabs. Seems to be more resistance to that approach now; well, except for the ortho docs.

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Ortho yestday said ~2 WK window on repairing fractures. Currently 500 mi from home base.

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My husband refused the shot and banked his blood before his colon cancer surgery in 2021.

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I second what Jeanne said re: researching this well in advance. We looked into banking my daughter's blood before an elective surgery, and it's a paperwork nightmare that has to be started months in advance.

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If you push hard enough, and have a cooperative doc, it can be done in as little as 3 weeks. Contact your local blood bank directly for assistance! (Just donā€™t mention unvaxxed blood.) Everyone knows itā€™s safer to use you ownā€¦

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Woman dies from blood clots after receiving blood transfusion.

https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/netherlands-woman-63-dies-from-blood

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This is alarming!

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Yes, we figured it would happen since the medical community is taking vaxxed blood.

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I would grieve for my beloved husband of 52 years, but I am confident of going to the Lord if (a minor) surgery should go awry.

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I should have at least wished you a speedy recovery before I posted the doom news.

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Yep; remember the baby who had extensive clotting after a transfusion?; parents were denied a directed transfusion. If anyone remembers the image, you could see the dilation of the superficial vessels on the chest and abdominal wall due to ā€˜reroutingā€™ of blood. šŸ˜¢šŸ˜”

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In WW2, Australia used coconuts for plasma when there was a shortage of blood for their soldiers; itā€™s full of electrolytes and sterile. Iā€™m inclined to start stocking them though I heard rumors of the Christian resistance about a hospital for the pure-blooded šŸ™ (this is in The Netherlands but Jeff mentioned he joined a medical community thatā€™s not gone mad). ā¤ļøšŸ„„

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Check out ProtocolKills.com website & substack of same name. From attorney Greta Crawford. Tons of info and tips to prepare yourself PRIOR to hospitalization.

Tragically, I believe the remdesivir protocols are still in place.

Also Dr Margaret Aranda has similar info on her substack.

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I'm sorry to hear you've been injured. Via, may your recovery be uneventful.

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Oh no! Prayers for you and your medical team. May you heal perfectly, quickly. šŸ™šŸ¤—ā™„ļø

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I dislocated my shoulder just short of a year ago. I was scared to death, going to the ER and then to the Ortho afterwards. I did not want to do surgery and as it worked out, they agreed! Reasoning was, my shoulder was so bad from previous abuse, surgery wasnā€™t recommended.

Iā€™m sure they would have done it if I had asked for it though, and thatā€™s a problem.

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So sorry! ā¤ļøšŸ™šŸ»ā¤ļø

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And did they respect your requirements?

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You are the exception, unfortunately for the rest of the country or the world.

But Iā€™m so happy for you and Iā€™m sure your company is looking really smart now.

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Aloha, Irunthis1! Can you share the name of your company? Iā€™m an attorney representing employees fired for requesting a religious accommodation from the Covid vax. Generally the employer denied the accommodation on the basis of a purported undue hardship, that being the unvaxed were an alleged threat to others. But being able to tell the court that many companies- including those providing healthcare - granted accommodations can help to beat that dubious defense (indeed, even the CDC granted hundreds of accommodations and did not fire any of its employees who requested accommodations). If youā€™re comfortable doing so (I would not use your name, just the name of the company) feel free to email me at joegomesesq@gmail.com. Thank you in advance!

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My husband was granted a religious exemption from the City of Milwaukee. Very grateful to Jeff to this day for helping lay out the format for us on this blog.

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Consider using Conscientious Objector instead of Religious reasons. It indicates a thoughtful, rational decision to decline the vaccine. It would benefit those who don't have a religious belief.

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I went with religious because of the stronger laws on the books in my state with regards to exemptions. I wanted to do a medical but so many doctors were just playing along and screwing it up for everyone who had legitimate medical concerns--e.g. telling people who clearly had a severe adverse event to get another dose or telling people with anaphylactic reactions they had to get one anyway---completely insane advice. So religious made more sense.

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Curious which religion provides that exemption.

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Well Iā€™m catholic but there is plenty of doctrine out there that one can be a conscientious objector of something the church says is okay. Here is an example from a catholic organization of such a statement:

https://www.ncbcenter.org/ncbc-news/vaccineletter

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Thank you. I appreciate the link.

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That's great news! Someone won a law against a company forcing the shot on them? I didn't see that. This would be a great start towards ending this madness permanently. Companies need to be sued to kingdom come for forcing shots on employees.

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Blue Cross Blue Shield of TN had to pay $700,000 to someone they fired for not taking the jab. The damn has been breached!

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I can only hope that her attorneys fees were not 50% of the judgement. Any judgement such as this where a monetary reward is for lost wages should include an award for attorneys fees so as not to further harm the person who won. Not that I wouldnā€™t want her attorney paid mind you, it just doesnā€™t seem fair that she should have to be out that money since she wouldnā€™t have needed an attorney but for the negligence of BCBS.

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Attorneys have bills to pay. Attorneys deserve huge fees in these kinds of cases, in my opinion.

They have to pay in front as a loan to the client for all of the expenses of the case, in order to win it. Filing fees, court, reporter fees, secretarial fees, jury fees, and on and on for thousands and thousands of dollars advanced on behalf of the client.

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I don't think 50% is excessive. . . . Sure the client needs money, but to get a lawyer to even TOUCH this case. . . Very brave and trusting of the lawyer to do that

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Especially since every lawsuit is a crapshoot. I've won cases that I thought were unwinnable, and lost cases I initially thought were unloseable.

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Typically, though it does vary, plaintiff attorneys reap about 30% of a settlement or jury award. See Lamed's excellent comment.

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But also without that attorney taking the case when nobody whatā€™s wheeling it could never had happened.

Thanks to the lawyer for risking everything and got it to the other said.

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In other jurisdiction the losing side also has to pay the winning side's legal fees.

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Wow. That is good news. My husband had said wait until the companies are sued for requiring it.

I am so thankful his company never did and we did not need an exemption.

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It will be good to see college administrators being sued as well.

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Yes! It is really a travesty what many kids went thru feeling like they would never have college without it. I know few who abstained. šŸ˜©

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A good few of the kids who didn't have since abstained from life.

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I'm confused as to your comment.

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Karl means some kids who got the shot died.

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Bingo! And they should. It's the same dynamic

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They will be

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Wow!! In one way, xlnt!! In another... will this bankrupt our hospitals, which are already really hurting by being forced to provide free healthcare for Biden's 50 million illegal parasites?

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Not one drop of pity for these greedy hospitals!

Theyā€™ll charge you $500 for a Kleenex without blinking an eye. Make them pay.!šŸ’°

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And hospital administrators should be tossed out on their a#$es . . . and that is the nicest thing I can hope for them.

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Had brain surgery two years ago. My insurance sent me an Explanation of Benefits statement. The hospital charged over $50K, Insurance approved $20K, I was asked to pay $200! talk about greed! I wonder how much the actual surgeon got paid

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OK, close them down... but AFTER my upcoming minor surgery!! šŸ˜¬

Seriously... we need them... and maybe TRUMP's HHS guy and a GOP House and Senate can regulate the hell out of them... once he deports ALL the illegals... the pressure will lessen...

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Iā€™m with you

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So what? They will have to reorganize under a bankruptcy court, or get sold for pennies on the dollar to another, hopefully saner and more ethical management.

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More likely an investment entity purchases them creating another mega corporation & they don't give 2 whoots about anyone that requires their services. A very sad state of affairs.

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Unfortunately, wonā€™t happen in Michigan. Our governorā€™s daddy is a bigwig in Michigan BCBS.

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Juries are funny. You would be surprised. If I am BCBSM, I would be worried.

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Especially as more and more people have family members and friends potentially affected by all this. And the tide is turning so those people who go with the crowd will also go along with the anti jab crowd once this builds up more steam I think.

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I always thought that that official line about how many took the shot was b.s. Based upon personal anecdotal evidence I'd wager that the number is much less. Regardless, I know too many people who were stridently pro-shot but now feel the need to confess to me that I may have been right all along. These people will comprise the jury pool pretty much everywhere.

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Yes. Well said.

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I've always been "good" about giving people the impression I'm a nut, and making them the exact opposite of what I advocate for. So far no one has said I was right, and my gut feeling is that no one ever will.

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what is BCBSM?

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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan that also is being sued by several hundred employees who were fired for refusing to take the shot.

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Lot of pressure to run Big Gretch to replace O'Biden.

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Big Retch

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The "BitchWitch"?? She is hideous, inside and out.

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Wow!! I didnā€™t know that. I wonder if they both took the shotā€¦ or just pretended to??

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Biden's meteoric downward spiral since taking them, implies he actually did. Plus, just after he caught so-called covid multiple times.

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Thatā€™s fantastic!!!!

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Yes Second Smartest Guy SubStack did a story on it all.

Was wonderful to read others may pursue as well

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I sure did not know about that !

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The one comment to that article is rage inducing. The science does NOT show it prevented Covid or deaths. That commenter and his comment is a direct result of only getting your facts from a corrupt media and believing everything they tell you to believe, for that is the only way you could come to his opinion.

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Gates/Soros etc. have hired thousands of social media 'warriors'. Plus all the bots.

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Read the foolish comment on that article! I wanted to comment, but Iā€™m not a subscriber to that paper: ā€œRead the work of Denis Rancourt and others. There were no excess deaths in 2020. Excess deaths leapt after the vaccines started being administered.ā€

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Thanks for the link!

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Thank you !!!

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AND colleges!!

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Great add! May those nests of Marxist indoctrination be bankrupted and SOON!

Slimy Teachers Unions too?

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Them too!!

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You and a while lot of others didn't see that. When folks would complain to me "well, you can't sue big pharma or the government, I'd have to point out that you CAN sue a company," and watch the little light bulbs go on.

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Obama and previous Presidents need to be worried?!

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Obama should be worried because he executed an American citizen without due process.

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I was thinking that that would fall under Tier 1 but I donā€™t remember Congress declaring war.

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The Constitution requires due process for all US citizens, regardless of context. I understand the exigent circumstances but the law is crystal clear on this issue. Obama broke the law.

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The Lightbringer broke many laws, virtually every day. And also violated his oath of office on multiple occasions.

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Should Trump be worried because he executed the Iranian general? Were we at war with them? Should all the swamp creatures just following orders from above be scared? I mean if the president is culpable for acting outside his constitutional authority is the person pulling the trigger in trouble? Nuremberg court says yes. Is Hillary culpable for killing khadafi? Was she as part of the executive branch allowed to order a foreign leader of a country we are not at war with executed? One more point, will there be any legal prosecutorial entity with ā€˜standingā€™ be willing to go forward? This is literally pandoraā€™s box and maybe they all want to just say ā€œnever mind ā€œ to the Trump stuff and just get back to the business of government (handouts to power); renew that gentlemenā€™s agreement regarding presidential privilege

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A Pandora's Box that leads to, maybe, we only go to war when Congress declares it? What a concept. George Washington would approve, I think - "avoid foreign entanglements."

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LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS COMMENT.

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The individuals you referenced were not US citizens, so, at least from US courts, there should be no worry. Internationally, you may be right.

As far as standing, I think it may only be DoJ and it will only go after political adversaries, most likely. Ugly, but expected.

I do agree they should just forget about all the Trump stuff (state and federal, decided and still active) and renew the gentlemen's agreement.

This all started in November 2016 when Dems and liberals refused to accept a Trump victory. Since that time, they have been at war with the US - how dare we elect someone they don't like and/or can't control.

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Operation Warp Speed?

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See Sasha Latypova and Katherine Watt substack. Congress gave the government a literal license to kill with the various legislation enabling immunity for everyone involved in poison injectables labeled ā€œcountermeasures ā€œ

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And wasnā€™t the fella he killed only 16? Please correct me if Iā€™m wrong.

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Satan doesn't have to worry about something that petty.

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Murder conviction for BO should be a slam dunk... but a DC jury full of 50 IQ joggers?

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Where was the poor guy from? Or where was he stationed? You could make a pretty good argument that is where the case should be filed Some southern state military base jurisdiction with a lot of retired military & families living, legally voting & therefore in the jury pool would be ideal.

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details please? the chef or someone else?

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Anwar al alwaki

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Believe me. They are

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Time will show them (them being the people, not the pundits) that these are right and true decisionsā€¦just like it took time to rightly and truly expose Bidenā€™s demented decline. However, Iā€™m ready to pop the corn and enjoy the upcoming show when bedwetters decry the prosecutions of Obama and Clintonā€¦itā€™s going to be one heck of a ride!!

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My mean self wants the Obamas and Clintons sued into financial oblivion, ala Alex Jones, Rudi G, and anyone else they decided to take out. Losing their wealth and being exposed as the criminals they are is a fate worse than death for them and their ilk.

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The book, The Fourth Turning, explains how it will get crazier until it starts to get better (inception of the First Turning). We are getting close. My guess is, we arenā€™t too far off, as these cycles tend to be in the 80 year range and this one is long in the tooth. I believe that is due to Hillary losing in ā€˜16 and having the brief glimpse of ā€œwhat could beā€ aka prosperity and peace, before the lid slammed shut again. Even so, I think this Turning will come to a head very soon. Popcorn indeed!

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The book is a lot to get through. But worth knowing the circular rhythm of human nature. I believe there are good synopsisā€™ available online, check Amazon.

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Looks like Iā€™ve got some reading to doā€¦!

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I've been waiting and watching since I first read Generations in the '90s.

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I'm not holding my breath for Obama and Clinton to be held responsible for their actions - that would require doing something more than a committee and a stern warning.

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If anything can happen in 2024 (and anything CAN and IS happening), just IMAGINE whatā€™s possible in 2025. The status quo is crumbling, and protection right along with it. Iā€™m here for the show.

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My spidey sense tells me the judges at all levels will need to be dealt with before the new SC rulings will actually be enforced. I'm looking forward to brighter days!

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re: censorship: a Republican House and Senate can pass a law (after the 2026 elections of course) making any direct communication between the WH and businesses verboten. All such communications should go through the appropriate congressional committee and be subject to open records. Or similar...

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Who will write and pass a law prohibiting Congress from employing lobbyists from writing draft legislation?

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Yes, that censorship case was hard to take now but I think that will be worked out in the future when we address and define publisher vs. platform issues. It is not a done deal. But those that censor can suffer from decreased use and other entities replacing them that do not censor. We see this happening already. We see all these nincompoop talking media heads losing their minds because they are losing control. I tell my 26 yr. old son although some of this is hard to watch and live through, we are living through a time in humankind that shows us how big God is. And it will be so much better for him because of some birthing pain now.

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Please don't forget all of us purebloods. FJB said he was getting impatient because we wouldn't take the shots. Us purebloods have been threatened and denied everything from being with our loved ones as they died alone, denied medical care ( even elective surgeries), threatened with quarantine camps to outright death threats because we refused the clot shots.

I'd be ecstatic to sign the class action law suit. But who to sue? The MSM, Governors, the US government, pharmaceutical companies or all of them?

Y'all have a blessed day and don't forget your Ivermectin.

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700k doesnā€™t do anything to the bottom line at BCBS. 7M likely wonā€™t either.

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But it is the beginning, not the end of suits and the amount is enough to encourage others.

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Seeing how they nickel and dime people Iā€™d be surprised if they were totally unfazed by losing that amount of money.

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Hopefully it is just the first drop in the bucket - more attorneys will be willing to take on the lawsuits and there are plenty of individuals who were impacted.

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Might need to multiply that $700K by 1000.

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Here's a link:

https://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2024/jul/01/jury-fines-bluecrosss-for-firing-worker-over/#/questions

This was a jury award. We are finding in the legal world that juries are highly unpredictable in the post-Covid landscape and tend to award much larger verdicts. In doing settlement estimates, our attorneys don't feel comfortable relying on historical values due to the massive awards handed out in the past few years for med-mal suits. Recent conferences have warned defense attorneys to set their reserves much higher in cases than they are used to. Personally, I think the general public is angry and awarding plaintiffs large figures is a way to show their anger - especially in med-mal suits.

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Summer of Love was just fine, subtract the CIA/NSA/FBi pumping massive hallucinogens to subdue and pacify and neutralize the peace movement.

DRUGS AS A WEAPON AGAINST US- JOHN POTASH

POLITICS OF HEROIN IN SOUTHEAST ASIA- MCCOY

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Indeed.

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I said this from the beginning of the fake pandemic & govt over reach...the lawyers are going to busy! Seems like even busier times for them ahead after these rulings. The wheels of justice grind ever so slowly, but thank the Lord for those like Jeff willing to stand, persevere and utilize our God given & inspired laws & Constitution for GOOD. Light drives out darkness, always. Thank you Jeff & others for standing in His light. God Bless šŸ™

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We may want to consider changing careersā€¦I predict an attorney shortage in the near future!

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I have a few friends who switched gears and went to law school seeing these types of things coming down the pike.

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I need to meet your friendsā€¦wise, indeed!

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Sounds like weā€™re going to need a lot more attorneys. And soon!

Jeff, have you ever thought of starting your own law school? Iā€™d love for my son to study under you!

Iā€™ll even throw out a starting suggestion for the name of your school:

Childers Coffee Covid School of Law

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Amazing idea! Come on Jeff you have time right?! I would send my very intelligent, thinking, articulate, (witty like you!), interested in law, highly underemployed 29 year old to you. Put him to real work! Thank you for ALL you do!

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tell him to take the Jurisdictionary course online!

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But we need to get something in place faster next time so people don't have to be permanently injured or dead first.

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But those in the dark prefer to stay in the dark rather than be in the light. Unless their eyes are opened, they will continue to choose evil.

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"Evil Grows in the dark, where the sun, it never shines."

Evil Grows in cracks and holes, and lives in people's minds."

https://youtube.com/shorts/lyQcwVC_3iM

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True. We live in a fallen world. But we are called to spread His light. The rest is up to Him. He's got this. God Bless.

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Amen.

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Cockroaches and silverfish.

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And brown recluse spiders and cellar spiders.

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Amen!

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Instead of doing what so many did, (frantically investing in Pharma stock to benefit a windfall from those doing despicable things,) we should all consider investing our money in a law degree to benefit from the windfall of those doing what is right. Iā€™m almost 60, can it be done at my age? Can someone my age find a job afterwards without any prior related experience? I feel like it would be money wasted since there are those in the age brackets of 25-50 to compete with and we live in a country that rarely values those of older age (unless they are in government of course.)

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Much easier to 'come alongside' an org that is doing just that. Volunteer your time or get enough education to be of use to them.

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Yes and I would enjoy that if I didnā€™t need to earn money as badly as I need to. Volunteering doesnā€™t pay our mortgage or buy us food. Iā€™m not blessed with resources the way I should be at this juncture of my life, because of our economy and the tax laws hurting the lower middle class so badly. They never stop to think of the trickle effect, how it robs our society of those that could and would have volunteered more if their years of hard work and wise financial planning actually did what it was supposed to do. It didnā€™t. I need a paycheck. But I want my work to matter and support goodness not selfish greed.

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We should start a database of all the fun things former Presidents (including Biden) could be charged with under the next administration!

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Applying the 3-tier test first, of course.

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Grand theft by Executive Order? How much am I on the hook for in taxes because somebody got their Oberlin tuition waived?

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BOOM. Great application!

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My summer college home baseball field....Oberlin.

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Great plan! Remember Obamaā€™s drone strikes that killed civilians, including a 16 year old American girl?

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There was a group of citizen militia taken out in Montana or somewhere also.

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I wonder if all the rage is really about their fear that what they started will come back to haunt them. They tried a former president, which had never been done. Then SCOTUS said sure, you can do that, but you must pass this three tier test. "Before you pass this bridge you see, answer me these questions three."

We have this supreme court because Harry Reid chose the nuclear option. One of the defining characteristic of children is that they lack the ability to imagine what consequences might result from their current actions. I think when choosing hyper lawfare against Trump they weren't thinking about any future consequences. The long game is well worth playing if you play it well.

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We give them credit, usually rightfully so, for playing the long game especially involving cultural issues. But over the last few years it's seemed more like they're burning everything down with no thought for the future.

In some ways, it's like an NFL team that feels they're so close to getting to and winning the Superbowl that they put everything, even mortgaging their future, to win RIGHT NOW.

I think they felt like they were so close to winning it all and having permanent, total control that everything could be justified in that light. Win, and nothing else matters. That also explains why every setback for them is cataclysmic and world shattering. They CAN'T lose. They've broken the rules and destroyed the processes going all in. If they lose, there's nothing left for them.

Which makes them even more desperate and dangerous.

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Right Jason. Love your 'about to win the superbowl' analogy. Really fits.

Your final sentence really struck me. Desperate and dangerous indeed. We should be on our guard. A cornered animal is much more dangerous, and this beast is backing itself into a corner.

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I think the devil knows his time is short and is trying to create as much chaos as possible while he still can. He's desperate.

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Excellent points!

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Monty Python! Lol!!!

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Indeed. Watching the presidential hostage negotiate stage and stairs, I keep thinking of the "ministry of silly walks" and John Cleese's brilliant physical comedy. When real life starts mirroring the Pythons, we really have reached DEFCON: Farce.

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Ooh yes!! Great initiative! Like that spreadsheet of all of the public officials who ignored their own Covid rules and what they did šŸ˜”

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Oh I like this game!

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I hope this means presidents will think twice before signing Executive Actions.

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Reading the transcript of Hunterā€™s laptop would be a great place to start. Hundreds of broken laws documented there. (Although the boiled turnip was only VP then.)

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Be careful what you wish for? No disrespect intended, and neither any link to source, which is my failing because I didn't bookmark. So might as well be hearsay...

I read sometime back that among the mix of seasoned law enforcement professionals that saw the content on the laptop some couldn't stomach it, some cried. Just speaking for myself, that's all I need to know to satisfy my inquiring mind. Not an accusation, but if prurience is your thing... ok. No judgment. If not so much, a word to the wise? Captured and published images of Pedo Joe are disturbing enough.

If I have expressed clearly, I hope you take this in the spirit it is intended. Take care. Guard thy psyche. -?

Brightest blessings.

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Youā€™re a true visionary! A damn genius idea and fun all day long to be had with that idea!!! Love it!

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Well if I remember correctly, on leaving the White House, the Clintons made off with the silverware. I remember being shocked by that. How sleazy!

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Put them in the database! I think I remember hearing they stole the "W"s from all the typewriters too. Sounds like something Hillary would do. Charge her!

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We already have that database: It's called the New York Times.

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I have a vault full.

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Thank you for your analysis Jeff! That's all wonderful news!

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Great explanations on the SCOTUS decisions. Hopefully the 4th branch of government will eventually fade into irrelevance.

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We're going to have to defeat them. They won't go down easily.

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Agreed. They are like a melanoma that wonā€™t go away.

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4th branch?

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The lord visited me last night in 2 separate dreams/visions. The first I was taken to a heavenly art show... where I got to participate. A guardian angel took me there! LOL.... it was joyous and that's the best I can describe it.

I woke up feeling the most peace I have had in decades. Then I was awake for a few hours. When I went back to sleep my second dream came.... in which the army of God came for me and trained me and there were traitors among us that were removed during the testing. But in the end everyone in the massive room praised the Lord with the mightiest shouts and praises and I fell to my knees and then woke up.

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Oh wow šŸ˜®šŸ™

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HOLY, HOLY, HOLY! Merciful and mighty.

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God in three persons blessed trinity!

Guess which church we both were brought up in? LOL

I hesitate to post things like this for fear of being called crazy. I'm working now, though, on the perversion of Christian symbols by Satanic forces. Rainbow, waking (woke) the words gay, gender The symbols: 13, star of David. etc.

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DEBORAH, dreams are fascinating and we know so little about them. I'm absolutely sure we are given messages through dreams

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This was one of the finest C&C posts ever. Thank you Jeff for explaining it in a way us mere mortals understand. What a great INDEPENDENCE DAY week. Long live freedom. ā¤ļøšŸ¤šŸ’™šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øā¤ļøšŸ¤šŸ’™

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Jeff keeps setting the bar higher and higher and manages to clear it. Incredible!

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Yes I was thinking itā€™s a perfect week for it!!

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The amount of suits filed (and almost certainly won) against the EPA alone will be a huge victory for small businesses and the agriculture industry. That agency has done everything it could to harass farmers, ranchers and developers for decades.

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What great news today! Thank you, Jeff, for your take on this that I havenā€™t seen anywhere else.

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Jeff should be the legal expert on all the law tube podcasts and analysis shows!

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Connect with like-minded individuals at the Patriots Unite & Push (PUP) event in Huntsville, Alabama on August 24th. Featured speakers include JEFF CHILDERS. Mike Lindell, Mel K, Catherine Austin Fitts, Colonel MacGregor, Randy Miller with Your American Sheriffs, Mark Skidmore, LTC Theresa Long, and Professor David Clements. The event runs from 8:30am to 5 pm. And then from 7pm to 9pm there will be a special screening of Let My People Go including a Q&A with Professor Clements. He will discuss his movie and also the J6 prisoners.

On Sunday, August 25th there will be a special brunch with LTC Theresa Long, MD. She is stationed at Fort Novosel (Rucker). A portion of the proceeds of this brunch will be used to treat vaccine injured military members. LTC Long is a military whistleblower. She has been VERY vocal about the negative impact of the covid shots on our military.

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what an "A" Team line up

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Thanks for posting.

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The late Beau Biden did a Public Service Announcement (PSA) about reporting elder abuse in Delaware.

https://x.com/CitizenFreePres/status/1807389473774420090

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In the 2020 campaign my wife was calling what was being done to Biden elder abuse. It was already obvious then he was in decline.

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No kidding...we saw it in real time.

The rest of America must be really stupid.

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Kathleen, we saw it because of independent media..."they" only saw the Biden they wanted them to see.

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We saw the memes of Joe falling up the steps of Air Force One.

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But, Trump!!!!

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This morning heard an NPR (cuz "public" radio is the classical music provider here in Maine) bulletin about the SOTUS decisions of yesterday. TDS hysteria! My first personal experience of that illness.

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TDS in overdrive.

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And/or oblivious šŸ˜•

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Little did he know he'd be talking about his step-witch.

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Nooooooooo, oh, my, goodness that is crazy.

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Oh, the irony! Wow, just wow!

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Yeah, I know. Knew I had to post it here.

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When the irony is so heavy it makes you smack yourself in the head.

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For all the men here:

ā€œHusbands, love your wives, just as Christ also loved the church and gave Himself for her, that He might sanctify and cleanse her with the washing of water by the word, that He might present her to Himself a glorious church, not having spot or wrinkle or any such thing, but that she should be holy and without blemish.ā€

ā€­ā€­Ephesiansā€¬ ā€­5ā€¬:ā€­25ā€¬-ā€­27ā€¬ ā€­NKJVā€¬ā€¬

https://bible.com/bible/114/eph.5.25-26.NKJV

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The biggest complaint I hear from single Christian women is that they can't find a man who will not only love them, but be the spiritual leader of the home. Thank you for sharing these verses.

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To be transparent, if we do not have the true Christian character, we cannot endure a real marriage.

And now more than ever this matters.

ā€œAs men we need to learn from JesusChrist to be real husbands ā€œ.

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Amen. And we women need to learn to respect and love our husbands and learn to submit as unto the Lord as Scripture tell us. The two go hand in hand.

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I felt the same way. For so very long. It took me realizing I may just not find one ā€œmore spiritually matureā€ and single. And that it is ok as long as he is a believer and he desires to lead, strives to.

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And growing together is such a joy!

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ā¤ļø

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and wives respect your husbands.

also in Ephesians.

I think these inspired writings show that it is for women to respect the authority that is their husband and that this is required to be given favor with God.

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I used to say my husband was my heroā€¦being the youngest was not always easy, so I went down a few dark paths. He came along and saved me. I have 2 wonderful children and a very close relationship with my siblingsā€¦my husband is gone BUT always with me ā¤ļø

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But being aware, that exercise authority doesnā€™t imply abuse of it.

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Hence the "Husbands, love your wives"

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There is responsibility on both sides.

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My mother, sometime in mid- 60's when I was a youngish teen, said to me (her only daughter), "A woman needs to be able to look up to her husband." Which is really easy to do, if one chooses carefully that husband.

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Why Women Must Be Protected

Basic Rules to Live By

https://tucoschild.substack.com/p/why-women-must-be-protected

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This is the passage chosen by my daughter and her future husband to be read as the second reading at their wedding Mass! They are even including the preceding verses which exhort women to be subordinate to their husbands ;)

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Just be careful. With the right husband, the subordination thing works. with a narcissist who believes this, it is devastating. abuse then runs rampant. "But it is biblical!!" he screams. ignoring his wife who is suffocated.

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ā¤ļø

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Can they now indict Trump for murdering an elderly man last Thursday?

I mean what a monster!

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The recent Bee headline also claimed that Trump has been accused of murdering an elderly man!

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Well he did for all intents and purposes...lol.

Cheers Mary!

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Yes! And wasn't it grand?

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My favorite line: "Look, if we finally beat Medicare" and Trumps improptu response "He's right, he did beat Medicare, he beat it to death"

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On camera

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Or he stood back and let an elderly man commit suicide!

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I think I get it, but can someone explain how broad this ruling goes? Does this mean (for example) before the IRS or the EPA can fine you, they fist have to take you to court and prove you broke a law first? Does this mean someone could attack federal income tax?

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I hope cc answers this question because I would like to know toošŸ‘

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There were no exceptions in the ruling, those new 8,600 IRS agents are not required any longer.

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@Inverted Pyramid

*87,000

I read they were having difficulty filling those positions šŸ˜

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Not surprising. Who would want to be a part of the "tax collectors and sinners" group.

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Thx.

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Oh my gosh that would be fantastic! What a great take! I hope youā€™re correct.

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Bingo!

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šŸ™

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Re IRS, the collection agency for the Federal Reserve which is a private company:

No surprise, 26 U.S.C. (the federal income tax code) is written with obfuscating legalese. In a Jeff Childers spirit, a dogged legal scholar named Peter Eric Hendrickson unraveled the tax code as it applies to ordinary Americans. Twenty years after its first printing the author made his book š¶š‘Ÿš‘Žš‘š‘˜š‘–š‘›š‘” š‘”ā„Žš‘’ š¶š‘œš‘‘š‘’: š‘‡ā„Žš‘’ š¹š‘Žš‘ š‘š‘–š‘›š‘Žš‘”š‘–š‘›š‘” š‘‡š‘Ÿš‘¢š‘”ā„Ž š“š‘š‘œš‘¢š‘” š‘‡š‘Žš‘„š‘Žš‘”š‘–š‘œš‘› š‘–š‘› š“š‘šš‘’š‘Ÿš‘–š‘š‘Ž available to read for f*ree on his website. https://losthorizons.com --

The exploration of the book and supporting info on the website is like a university course. It all takes time to examine, verify if you choose (personally, after my initial 10 hours or so of verification all checked out I gave the author the benefit of the doubt on the rest; your mileage may vary), and learn enough to implement, including -yes, crudely expressed here- ensuring you've got yourself a pair to withstand pushback from the bully agency. On the website there's lots of support via examples of how to handle those people (you do ultimately deal with people, albeit a type with an inflated sense of power; you must stick to the facts). --

Bottom line, your new education will inform you that most ordinary Americans do not have a federal income tax liability. Armed with the proper factual information you can alleviate yourself of this burden. If you think this sounds fanciful, know that some people do not pay federal income tax.šŸ™‹ā€ā™€ļø Right here in C&C comments section, a few months ago a commenter posted about her success getting a full refund on what she had erroneously paid to IRS: you must scroll to comments by @š—£š—²š—“š—“š˜† š—• on this page: https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/radio-free-america-wednesday-april/comments#comment-54207972 --

Another supporting example from an informed, ordinary American: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB8IUKpxqJ0 --

It's a journey, this thing with historical misinformation and propaganda cowing Americans into paying what they do not owe. Take your time absorbing and assimilating the correct information. When you succeed in your efforts you may want to share in your own way. There will be many who will choose to remain cowed and afraid; there may be others who will see the light. --

Brightest blessings.

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Iā€™m no a lawyer, but it is my understanding Chevron applies in cases where the laws passed by Congress contain ambiguity where agencies and, by extension the President, then create regulations that interpret the law and become enshrined in the Code of Federal Regulation and sometimes run amok in doing so, even though, under Chevron, the agency interpretation was supposed to be ā€œreasonableā€. I donā€™t think it applies to income tax in general or specific tax rates, or allowable deductions because those are enshrined in the law as passed by Congress, but it would apply when the IRS creates rules and regulations to interpret complex tax laws. I think it basically means Congress needs to get their act together and ensure the legislation they pass is explicit and clear rather than relying on agencies to draft clarifying regulations. Chevron has only been in existence since 1984.

I have seen an argument that if Chevron is overturned that Congress will simply pass a law giving the agencies the specific authority that previously existed under Chevron.

One other thing to note, this is on a go forward basis, I donā€™t believe it nullifies anything that has been settled under Chevron in the past.

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