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WIMomof3's avatar

👋 Wisconsin Mom here! Really disappointing results in my state last night… Mention anything to do with abortion rights (or marijuana legalization) and the liberals come out in droves to vote. And while they’re at it, why not ruin everything? Also voted a Lib trans activist clown onto our local school board :( Those childless, baby aborting, child mutilating people want say and control over what MY children learn?? Absolutely infuriating.

🗣 Where are the Conservatives?! Many people I spoke to hardly knew there was an election, not to mention an important one and what it was for. Gotta hand it to those self righteous, smug, Ukraine flag bearing Liberals- at least they are passionate about their beliefs… Apparently Conservatives just like to sit home and complain I guess. The Republican Party has become complacent, voters and representatives alike. We got out voted and out spent. Until something important to them is threatened (gun rights perhaps?) we will continue to be the losing party. Time to step it up Conservatives! Better figure it out for 2024! Or by then it might already be too late.

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The media did a great job of making sure people did not know there was even an election in Wisconsin. I don’t live there but I had no idea.

And you are right, I see from my surrounding people that most of them don’t care. Conservatives. Christians. People just can’t be bothered to care. By the time people start to care…it will be too late. I think people started caring when Trump came on scene and then 2020 happened and it deflated people. Everything since then has continued to deflate people. Instead of perseverance and courage and fight….we spoiled rotten Americans just gave up, laid down, rolled over and tried to go back to whatever we thought was normal. We have no backbone as a people. Sure, a few of us do. Not nearly enough though. Our neighbors just wanna go to work and live life. They don’t even see that by their complacent, don’t give a crap attitude WE HAVE SURRENDERED.

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Raptor's avatar

I am going to my first city council meeting tomorrow. I wrote them all a note asking them not to give a permit to a drag show in the park. One wrote back a polite note (I think she is MAGA) and another woman was not too polite. I guess she wants to permit them. So it is on. I don't know if it will rise to the level of Donkey Kong, but no telling if I get my back up.

When I was writing my note I did notice that there are many synonyms for nasty. Made me laugh. I also noted that many christians prefer to just pray and have no action. Like it is improper to act. Maybe I am wrong. Someone suggested I read "Live not by Lies". Maybe it has spurred me to act. I am only 1/3 the way thru, but energized.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Way to go Raptor 👏 👏 👏

I sent emails to a town in Tennessee where I don’t even live to get the city council to vote no on allowing a gay/trans parade through the town. I heard back from one member who was voting NO to the parade. I have no idea how the others voted. Yet.

Faith without works is dead!

Shame on all of us who “pray” and do nothing else. I put pray in quotes because it is fashionable to say “I’m praying for you”. But how many even actually do it! “Praying” is the easy way out and I’m not sure how many of us actually even do that. I’m glad God is the one who will sort that out. I’ve been guilty of using the words without action in the past and came to a place where if I didn’t mean it, if I knew I wasn’t gonna pray then I stopped telling people that I was or would! End hypocrisy. Period!

Now, for me to say “I’m praying” actually means I am!

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Raptor's avatar

I am with you - if I say I am gonna pray you can count on me doing it. A few years ago I thought my prayer life was getting a little well, not very worshipful in attitude. Praying in earnest for others, especially those who ask or who annoy me (haha) has made all the difference.

And AMEN to faith without works is dead and praying without direction for yourself regarding anything evil? Pffft. You put it so much better than I could. Thank you.

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Michael Framson's avatar

Maybe...........work without faith is dead as well. I worked heart and soul for so many years with nothing to show for it. I did not pray, I just worked. Raptor, Sunnydaze, you are making me think.

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Raptor's avatar

No maybe Michael. You are right! Works are evidence of faith. An outflow. They don't earn you a spot in heaven though. THAT is faith alone in Christ alone!

Dig into your Bible Michael and ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand. He will.

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Moriarty's avatar

lol,I would hope it does.Prayers do matter.Prayers can focus the mind,provide strength and perseverance.Pretty much what people need right now, especially the children.

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NAB's avatar

Raptor, that was me! Yes. That book is convicting. I am trying to figure out how to best put my new conviction into action. The Church has been neutered in our culture. Absolutely neutered. And when she had a chance to stand for something during the pandemic, she rolled and showed her soft underbelly to the State. I take no joy in stating that fact. Jesse Kelly, a radio host and political provocateur says it might have to get a whole lot more painful for people to be finally shaken from their complacency. I think praying is a good place to start, but I know my prayers now include asking for discernment and how I can best effect change.

P.S. GOOD LUCK at your meeting! Pray for the Holy Spirit to be with you.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I don’t think its ever going to get better. Truly. Not trying to be pessimistic but the final ruling nation will be in Europe. The antiChrist will rise from that area. Then the great tribulation. Then Christ returns. I’m afraid the glory days of USA are truly over. I don’t have a specific source. I’ve heard this over and over in sermons and readings.

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Raptor's avatar

There is a chance for revival. I totally see what you are saying and share some of those thoughts sometimes. I felt optimistic in 2016. I felt somewhat optimistic when there was a renewed thirst (and new thirst) for churches how actually tought what the Bible says (including books of prophecy). So there is that. Things might be a lot better if Christians were not acting ashamed in their love for their savior. Nobody will ever ask me the reason for my hope, if I am not openly rejoicing in the fact that I have a holy God. Meanwhile the world and her nations will come and go. There will be many antichirsts. Don't let that become your focus. God has a plan, it is perfect and we win in the end. So before He comes to slay with the sword of the spirit, we can use it for His glory! As for the pastor who might say the glory days are behind us - remember when Obama said he was going to manage our decline? That is no way to lead and neither of them know the mind of God. So, until they come and take you away on a stretcher, get that sweet chin up and leave those doomsmen in the dust.

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Raptor's avatar

Thank you for that suggestion! I am going to be passing it around hoping to light a fire under some of my Christian friends. I do think it is going to have to get a lot more painful. How painful? More than being locked down, masked and having basic rights taken. I saw more people get mad over egg shortages than being quarantined. I always ask for discernment. I think He delivers. So thankful. Bless you NAB.

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Raptor's avatar

I will be praying that!

I went to the dentist today and was reading that book while I waited for him. He asked me about it and snapped a pic of it. It dawns on me that he may put me on the "difficult list" for it, but I think that he actually wants to know more about it and might read it. I think he might have been shocked at my blunt description of the book.

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NAB's avatar

And this is how it is done. One person at a time in the most mundane of places. I got to witness to a woman once at the playground when she saw me with my five children and asked me how I managed to do it. I mean, we got into deep discussions about the Catholic church's teaching on openness to life and self-sacrifice. It was amazing. G-d does open doors for us.

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Raptor's avatar

My husband is really good at turning polite conversation toward God. Lady in Walmart checkout complaining about hip pain? He puts her in front of him and assures her that if she is Christian she will enjoy ever lasting life in the perfected body God meant for us - and we have Jesus, God's most incredible sacrifice to thank for that. I hope to see you without your aching hip one day". I stood there dumbly watching her face listening to him.

I am far better talking to kids about Christ. I live in a state where they go to a temple to worship another God so I have to be clear about who God is and who Jesus is. I still cannot manage to talk to my neighbors. One day I will get there. I admire your chatting with a woman who has so much in common with you and clearly has a need for something more than what she has.

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Raptor's avatar

I should add that there are some that go to the Mormon church who are believers, but there is tremendous pressure not to leave from within the church, the community and within the family. None live out perfect Christian lives, but just like every other sinner, our aim is toward Christ.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I think thats another way to influence others is with the books we read and share.

I am often afraid to say anything. A few weeks ago I talked to a mom at the park about things as she asked me why my kids wasn’t in preschool. Told her about the hpv shot and she is one who seems open but uninformed!!!

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Raptor's avatar

Do you read The Forgotten Side of Medicine substack? He has written some really interesting pieces about HPV (he is a doctor who remains anonymous). Your kids have a good mama. : ))

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Lisa Ca's avatar

No I don’t. But I’m well aware of the horrors. I would never give it to my kid. Never mind it is also preventable, treatable, and the shot only protects a few strains.

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NAB's avatar

That is a great Substack! Good recommendation.

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AJ#2's avatar

Hey would they permit a blackface show?

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Raptor's avatar

I should ask. Haha. It is a good question. I did ask them (if they are Christian or LDS) if they are ore afraid of what the woke mob thinks and may say about them or what God would think of what they do. Men dressed as women wagging their genitals at little ones. Not a good look for the LDSers or the Christians (unfortanately the LDS I think might care about how it looks than the Christians here.. Of course some are not LDS or Christian. I included a question for the humanist.

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Moriarty's avatar

Good luck tomorrow

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

Tell them you want to host a Stripper Camp for kids.

You can use curtain rods for stripper poles.

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Susan Banks's avatar

Great comment!!

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Yep. Exactly right. Give most people their McMansions, their new cars in the suburban driveway, their internet porn, and they'll go along with whatever their televisions and their social groups tell them to believe.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Bread and circuses.

I’ve given up on the majority of Americans.

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Karmy's avatar

Don’t forget it was 3% who fought in the Revolutionary War. They made the difference.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

My 7th Great Grandfather, Arthur Middleton, was one of them. He was a Signer to the Declaration and his signature is next to Thomas Jefferson's.

He was captured by the British and taken to a POW prison in Fla. His picture is my avatar.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Thank you. My grandfather Arthur Middleton had just turned 34 when he and the other Founders signed the Declaration. He was the Governor of South Carolina, as had been his father before him.

Born in the Colonies, he was educated at Cambridge and London Inns of Court. I imagine that is where his virulent hatred of the British was formed.

The British sacked his beautiful Charleston plantation, Middleton Place, and he died from ill health in 1787, no doubt being imprisoned in a British hellhole in FLA did nothing good for his health. If you have seen the movie The Patriot with Mel Gibson, you have seen a bit part of my grandfather, who was a next-door neighbor to Francis Marion, the Swamp Fox (whom Gibson's character was based on.)

Long after his death, the Yankees demolished his home (again) during Sherman's March to the sea. You can still visit Middleton Place today, just northwest of Charleston SC. The plantation chapel is still there, along with the beautiful French gardens and his family tomb. His coat of arms is still there on a livery stable, Dieu et Mon Droit ("God and my right").

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MarianneK's avatar

I think it was a bit higher than that, but yes, it was a minority who wanted to dump England.

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DenverDad's avatar

I live near Ft Loudoun and the history there is immense. The fort was built to support the French and Indian War (poorly named since it was the Brits vs. the French using Indians to fight their war). The people that work there, at the park, are very knowledgeable. It was there that I learned that many of the men that fought in the Revolutionary War were forced to fight or risk tar and feathering and/or the loss of their property and their families. The founding fathers have a mixed history and had different reasons for fighting against the royalty of Great Britain. They struggled with Romans Chptr 13 but rationalized the fight against the King. Many of them were very wealthy and didn't like being controlled by the money from Great Britain (in a sense). However, when the Federal Reserve Act was passed in 1913, to address the crisis from the panic of 1907, creating the Federal Reserve banking corporation, it would appear that everything the founders fought for was lost since the wealthy from Great Britain (supposedly) control the Federal Reserve and reap the rewards of the interest it collects on the fiat money it has loaned to the US Federal Gov't, aka 'We The People".

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Susan Banks's avatar

We can’t though. We have to be ready to help the ones who freak out after the disclosure that’s coming!

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

Easy to do, but please do not. Faith moves mountains and sometimes even humans, right?

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

Those who reap the benefits are unlikely to bite the claw that feeds them.

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Patrice's avatar

As far as Christians voting, I was taught as a child that I had a moral obligation to vote (meaning I also had to educate myself as to the best candidate possible). Is that not held up anymore as a standard? I know that I imparted that to my kids, and every election day, they all came with me to the polling place, so I could vote, even if we had to walk to the polls. (A side benefit of homeschooling!) I know churches are afraid of losing their tax-exempt status by mentioning voting, but what about being a leaven to the world?

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Credenda's avatar

Yes, voting is being a good citizen but if the vote is rigged then we have to fix that first. (Not sure how.) After all, they “vote” in N. Korea too.

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Patrice's avatar

I agree, but if good people do nothing, (not even vote) evil triumphs.

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J Kaz's avatar

We just had this conversation with our kids..they need to be involved if there is anything of a country left to save by the time they are 18. My dad always said you have no right to complain if you don't vote and get involved.

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GG's avatar

I did the same with my children. Two are grown and out of the house. They seemed to completely turn their backs on what I had taught them. Over time, it's come out that what I taught them stuck with them but they've been very reticent about letting me know. It's very strange, since we all support the same candidates and have invigorating conversations about politics.

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john's avatar

But remember, if voting changed anything it would be illegal. We are reaping the results of allowing 3000++ card carrying Nazis to have new lives and identities in positions of influence, along with thousands of cultural Marxists who started the long walk thru institutions.

The green new deal is virtually word for word the 10 planks of communist thought. The EU, GB and the US are socialist at government levels, and now woke, but, thank the Lord the people are pushing back, it's going to be much worse. My family are missing in the US, I pray they are safe. Love and prayers from Yorkshire.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

My 3yo comes with me to vote and gets a sticker to see importance of voting!

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Jaci's avatar

Follow Scott Pressler...

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NAB's avatar

He was BEGGING people to get out and vote. Why was the national GOP not involved in this race? Another reason it needed new leadership but instead they chose complacency and comfort in keeping Ronna McDaniel.

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ItsMeAgain's avatar

RNC is not with us. (Especially Ronna McDaniel!)

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Emumundo's avatar

And Mitch McTurtle

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CMCM's avatar

Exactly. Where was Ronna McDaniel for these elections? MIA.

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Julee T's avatar

Exactly! If Harmeet was running the RNC, I bet that WI would have been well-funded and the election well-promoted to registered Republicans.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I had no idea it wws happening either until it was over

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Fla Mom's avatar

The Party may have been constrained by its own rules regarding technically nonpartisan races.

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WIMomof3's avatar

The persistence?? Haha I have been and didn’t know that was Scott Presler! He’s done a great job. Senator Ron Johnson too 🙌

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GG's avatar

He is tireless!

He's on Telegram, which is where I follow him.

He was in Wisconsin all last week (and perhaps longer), knocking on doors, placing signs, speaking on radio shows.

I'm not sure how he manages to keep going, even in the face of defeat, but he does, and with a cheerful heart!

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CarO Lyn's avatar

I’m in Florida but have know about it for a while. @ScottPresler #ThePersistence has been almost screaming on twitter trying to wake people up about it.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I don’t do twatter. I used to follow Scott but I dumped twatter a long time ago.

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WIMomof3's avatar

You should come back. It’s so much better now with Elon Musk at the helm.

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RunningLogic's avatar

He might be on Gab too I think? Just in case you are looking for an alternative.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Those are some of the same who are furious at President Trump for not carrying their sorry azzes on his back all the way to the Promised Land. After all they “voted for him twice”. (A dead giveaway that he wasn’t their choice for the primaries, by the way.)

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Leo Woman's avatar

Willing Spirit, I say that I voted for Trump twice, when I did in actuality also vote for him two more times in the primaries. In other words, I would caution against assuming anything (based on myself) about someone saying they voted for Trump twice. Saying I voted for Trump four times (to include my primary votes for him) never entered my mind. For the 2016 election, despite having voted for Romney in the prior election, I was a registered Democrat. I officially changed my party affiliation for the 2016 election so that I could vote for Trump in the primary (those are the rules in my state - Pennsylvania). For the record, I will vote for Trump again if I ever have the chance.

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Peter 🔒's avatar

Fixed: Selection Event™

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Susan Banks's avatar

Your so right about what happened after 2020 election!! The fact that they stole the election made me pissed when people started saying Trump 2024!!! But they were deflated because they freaking gave up! Just like if the dr tells you that you have Cancer, most people just give up!! Beats all I’ve ever seen!!! I’ll be darned if some quack would make me believe that!! Unbelievable! God Bless you all!!

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Moriarty's avatar

That’s what I am seeing as well.Americans have handed over there problems for someone else to fix cause they can’t be bothered.It’s nice being a winner.Who does not love a winner. I prefer to look at the looser and see how they come back and keep going.That’s the person I admire.Expect to loose,embrace it.They only truly win if you don’t get back up after each fight.

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Mom of 5's avatar

Bread and circuses.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Then every thing they are doing to deflate US is working.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Correction, THEY have surrendered. But totally agree with the rest of what you said.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I meant “we” broadly. As I said “a few of us do” have backbone. But I should’ve phrased it better. Thanks!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes I figured, and understand why you made that comment, but I still think we need to separate ourselves out from those CINOs (conservatives in name only)..

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Datagal's avatar

Part of the problem is that we conservatives are overwhelmed with all the problems that need fixing. I’ve volunteered full time in the election integrity field for the last 12 years and am frustrated how little progress we’ve made. We don’t have money or power and it’s such an uphill battle. I still vote and donate to candidates but I’m constantly tempted to quit and just have fun like everyone else.

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Peace's avatar

Datagal - Thank you for hanging in there! I know that's tough! And, I like the play on words in your name!

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Formerly_Known_As_Someone's avatar

My MSNBC-watching friend in California was all hyped up about the WI judge election. I had never heard about it. I read some mainstream news but avoid BlueAnon outlets, which were apparently pushing it as a crisis. Dems sent millions in donations from out of state.

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

ditto. Not a clue.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

Love LI 👍🏼 It’s one of my daily reads, especially the “Blogs I follow” list.

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RunningLogic's avatar

It’s very discouraging, I felt my heart sink when I saw the headline about those election results 😕 Honestly if I saw a school board turning leftist, I’d pull my kids out. Parents need to protect their children from this nefarious agenda at all costs.

It’s amazing to me how brainwashed liberals can be about abortion.

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Peter 🔒's avatar

I make my kids listen to artist Tom MacDonald. I also ask them to tell me about the news.

Kids: daddy, the new lies ALL THE TIME.

job done.

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SunnyRai's avatar

LOVE Tom MacDonald's music!! 🔥 👊 My 7 & 10 year old kiddos like his music, too! 😅 We also really like Five Times August's music.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

Good job, Dad!

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Nancy A's avatar

Thank you for introducing me to this artist !

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Peter 🔒's avatar

You are welcome. 100% independent artist, the establishment hates him, as he Dismantles all their propaganda & crap.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Pulling kids out would save everything, i think. But they still get your taxes. 😵‍💫

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I’ve been there, and trust me, you don’t want your kids rubbing up against that environment everyday. I saw two outcomes, kids who try to become like the majority (minority) culture to blend in and not be bullied, or the ones who cower and just try to survive every single day by being small and less noticeable.

Both are devastating to their futures.

My heart bleeds for these kids! Many of them are from single parent households; usually raised by moms with multiple jobs.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes but they can’t indoctrinate your kids at least. And keeping a huge staff for an almost empty school isn’t feasible.

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CaplT's avatar

In CA schools are paid per diem per child. No kids, no school. That’s why it’s hard to start charter and private schools.

I think schools got paid for zoom school during cov time as if all of the plant maintenance and in person costs existed.

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Peace's avatar

In NC schools are paid based on the child count for the first 20 days of school. No change in funding unless there is a large change (over 10%?) in student population.

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Credenda's avatar

I think eventually homeschooling will be either illegal, or accompanied by so many mechanisms to undermine it that it won’t be an option. In Germany and several other European countries it is illegal. They’ll take your kids away if you try. In other countries it’s allowed but must follow the centralized curriculum which is heavy on our “new western values”. Our country really is under attack, and it’s the kids they’re after to finish the job. We need to keep fighting though. Ps, at my ladies group yesterday I told them about the grandmothers who went to the drag queen story hour early and took all the seats. They thought that was neat but no one there would ever do it themselves. We are TOO COMFORTABLE!

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Deni Isle's avatar

LOL!!! Love it!!! I hope those grandmas brought books to read or scrolled through their phones and not give any notice to the "perfmance".

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Credenda's avatar

Well they all came early. The library director tried to make them leave but they refused. It’s a growing grassroots organization called massresistance.org . Very pro family.

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Peace's avatar

Credenda - thanks for the link.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Love it!!

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Jay Horton's avatar

"grandmothers who went to the drag queen story hour early and took all the seats. "

Credenda! That was brilliant! Absolutely brilliant. You must have attended West Point. That's one of the slickest moves I have ever heard of.

Later Jay

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yup, we definitely need to be aware of any encroachment on our right to homeschool! You’re right that it is outlawed in many countries or severely restricted (and some states even load a lot of requirements onto homeschooling parents too).

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Peace's avatar

Our state requires reporting of vaccines (and request of exemption if needed.)

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Fla Mom's avatar

That's why school choice laws are so important. Then the families get the money, to use for any valid educational expense. Competition will do to government schools what needs to be done.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

They don’t get state funds for your kids butt in the seat tho

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes that’s how it’s calculated in many if not most places. With extra funds for ESL and special needs students.

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Susan Banks's avatar

It’s amazing to me what they can get away with!!!

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lynn's avatar

They will get rid of any good teachers and make the school desperate to hire low standards.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I’m afraid the colleges have been turning out that kind of low standard teacher for decades now. There are exceptional teachers, who still manage to be good, but I think they’re rare now. Having worked in a big city school system, I am saddened and fearful for the children.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I know quite a few teachers and while the ones I know mean well and seem to truly care about children, they are not very “smart” in the sense of having discernment and broad historical and cultural knowledge and are prone to being easily manipulated unfortunately 😕

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Lisa Ca's avatar

This is happening in CA! Parents are pulling kids out. Not mine, but one of our local Sds has gone crazy bc a LGBT+ PTA head is pushing agenda.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Good!

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AJ#2's avatar

They also have money pouring in from somewhere.When you go on fec.gov, type a zip code it is all there in plain view.Old people with hundreds and thousands of donations. Many earmarked for critical out of state elections.I find it impossible that this has not been known.I get it-from their point of view the end justifies the means. BTW when I put in zips from previous places I lived there were names of people who I either knew or knew of.I am sure this has been done in a compartmentalized way that no one will ever be found accountable.It truly is staggering when you look.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

James O’Keefe just released video of the whole Actblue scam…..it’s happening all over. My point exactly in other comments….they’ve been cheating for so long in so many different ways we can’t even comprehend it. We are still just now finding out how they cheated in the past. We haven’t even begun to catch up. It’s discouraging to say the least.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Isn't there a contradiction here, though:

"Look, we're figuring out all the ways they've been cheating! Let's be discouraged!"

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Sunnydaze's avatar

No. The good news is we are figuring it out. The discouraging part is we haven’t been able to figure out how to stop them.

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Mom of 5's avatar

Maybe Pouring in from freshly laundered US Ukraine money?

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AngelaK's avatar

All three!

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Copernicus's avatar

If your state GOP is anything like my state GOP, the Party cares only about clinging to its own power, ordinary voters be dammed.

Wr have a municipal election coming, and our GOP couldn’t garner a single true or even close to true conservative. In fact, two of the candidates’ platforms include increasing contracts to minorities and/or increasing crime penalties in lower income parts of town because crime causes more of an impact on the victims there. Or something like that. So down crime pays not as much if you take it out to the suburbs, apparently. When did differential consequences for crime or contract awards become a GOP idea??!!!!

I’m disgusted.

I have texted various neighbors about specific legislative bills this session, and mostly I hear back nothing. I am selective in what I send… these folks appear to be likeminded but clearly have no comprehension of what is at stake.

It is definitely trying and discouraging.

Also, never forget the role of SELECTION fraud in elections nowadays. ☹️

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Vicki's avatar

Its kind of like the frog in the pot of water that is slowly heating up. He remains comfortable until it's too late to respond. People do not appreciate their freedom.....the cost of what was paid to obtain it......or the price required to keep it. We have too much stuff and care only for ourselves overall.

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Susan Banks's avatar

Wait until the Ball drops on all the lies they missed from the deep state!! That will wake them up! They are planning a scare event! Something to wake up the masses. You know all is baby boomers are Retired, some still work, well most everyone I know still works! Why don’t they use us the ones who knew how to raise kids, the ones who wouldn’t take any crap from and school, the ones who pretty much Graduated High School, the ones who knew how to Garden and Can, the ones who knew how to be conservative like washing out zip lock bags instead of throwing them out, the ones who put bread bags on kids feet when we only had rubber boots, we sit home 70% of the time, we could be doing so much for our Children and our Country! Our Vets, Schools, so much!

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Jenn's avatar

I use that frog in a pot analogy for folks in my home state of CA that don't quite see the big picture but keep being frustrated by the craziness that goes on there. It's amazing what freedom our family felt the very moment we crossed the state line out of there. It's so sad because that was home until it wasn't any longer.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Ugh it’s so frustrating 😞 I also have lots of so called conservative or moderate-conservative friends who don’t seem to want to do anything to change things or move us in the right direction 😕 They just want to keep their heads down and focus on their own lives (which are admittedly not always easy but I wish they’d realize how much the big picture affects them and that speaking out can make a difference).

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Copernicus's avatar

YES!

It doesn’t have to take a lot of lots would do a little. I mean, take 20 minutes to call a group of committee members so your kids are protected from stumbling across explicit materials in the school library, for crying out loud!!!!!

For instance.

Or so you can remain free from medical tyranny. For another example.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I’ve made the calls and send the emails. My friends? Wide awake ones who are Christians. Nope. They see no point in fighting and see no point in trying. They won’t send emails or make phone calls. They will do nothing. It’s so discouraging. They know the truth and see the truth and yet will do nothing.

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AngelaK's avatar

I think that since the overall cultures war started in the 90s, when groups like the American family coalition were fighting with information to boycott advertisers, it just got worse and worse. Hollywood's response then to the activism against television sexual content (quite mild when compared to the soft porn everywhere in entertainment we see today) was: "We will push the envelope further". They did, and they continue to, and no one can fight them. Even Tipper Gore (!) tried getting some warnings on music labels to protect kids, and couldn't. Ofcourse everything is available now online, and not selling or renting to children is a remnant of a pre-internet past.

My point is: no matter what we do, we cannot win the fight. Many of us have tried in different ways over the past 40 years and it only got worse; MUCH WORSE .

I am afraid that we have almost lost the war entirely, with only small successes of regional battles keeping it going.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

You aren’t wrong. The crazy thing is, I know how this ends. God wins. There is life after this world is done. And yet, I still feel the presence of God in my life saying FIGHT. So until I hear otherwise….I will fight in whatever way I am able. And it is discouraging to know we are fighting a losing battle. However, if this life is all about what comes after, then I’m not about to give up. We don’t know when this will end and God wins. I have a duty to my family and my country to keep fighting until I breathe my last. Then my fight is over.

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Fla Mom's avatar

"Duty is ours; results are God's."

Attributed to Matthew Henry in his Exposition on All the Books of the Old and New Testaments.

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AngelaK's avatar

You are so right. The souls of our children and grandchildren, are at stake. As elders in our families, that is so important. Unfortunately, if other parents are liberal, society's children will lose.

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CMCM's avatar

I don't know of anything in the entire Bible that says to pray and beg to God to solve the problem, and with enough prayers he will solve it all for us. No, he expects US to take action. He will then support us if we do.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Lots of fraud in our elections.

Fraction Magic – Part 1: Votes are being counted as fractions instead of as whole numbers – BlackBoxVoting.org

https://blackboxvoting.org/fraction-magic-1/

Watch this:

https://youtu.be/Fob-AGgZn44

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Celayne Jones's avatar

This is so corrupt. That votes are weighted is criminal, but that they can be weighted based on the voter’s demographics is chilling. Don’t count on sane candidates winning ever again with these voting systems in place.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

https://accfei.org/events/tennessee-01/

This is a recording from Behind the Curtain Election Integrity Conference held in TN on March 11th. It's interesting to watch speakers Clay Parikh, Mark Cook, Bennie Johnson (and others) expose the problems with our current system. They are all geeks and love computers but they all agree we need to go to hand counted, paper ballots that are serialized. The counting needs to be done at each voting precinct and it needs to be recorded for transparency.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

I could not agree more. Hand counting with witnesses is the only fair way to do it.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Just think, they could record the counting of the vote and then let a group of school kids review it to double check it. That would get kids involved/interested.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

After reading that, I’m amazed that Trump ever won in 2016. How did “they” let that happen?? I’m sure they were the most shocked of all!

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Celayne Jones's avatar

2016 told them they needed to ramp

up their efforts. They didn’t cheat well enough in that one.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Those who hate President Trump can’t believe anyone could possibly support him. They were totally blindsided by their hatred. They were probably amazed that MAGA people were smart enough to know how to vote.

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Susan Banks's avatar

The Supreme Court has made a ruling on the 2020 election and President Trump was reinstated. I just wish they would announce it!! Yes very crooked elections that go back for years and years!!

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Susan Banks: ?? I must have missed this.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

The GOP won't even stand up for White guys. Check this BS out:

'Who We Are'... https://gop.com/about-our-party/

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Yes, I am also sick of the white hatred and avoidance.

Whites account for around 6% of the worldwide population. Yet how many people realize whites have given the world most of the things that make life wonderful such as: electricity in your home, air conditioning, the internet, computers, GPS, trains, cell phones, airplanes, cars, bikes, motorcycles, television, movies, cameras, sewing machines, refrigerators, washers and dryers, museums, masterpieces of art, music and literature, antibiotics, travel to other planets, among many other things. 

How many people know that the minority race of white people have immensely elevated the standard of living for all races of people? They wouldn’t even have any of the basics that make life more pleasant.

How many people know what primitive lives other races would be living without the inventions of the minority race of white people? Even in the 1800’s there were races of people that had still not developed a written language. A recently discovered black tribe that’s had no contact with white people hasn’t even discovered the use of fire and still chuck spears lol.

Maybe people should be taught about all the excellent contributions that the minority race of white people have made in this world instead of hating on them.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

When that sort of education has been attempted, cries of “white supremacy” cancel them. How have we let them turn everything upside down and inside out?? They serve the father of lies and confusion ☠️

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

I don't have an issue with that. It's not a 'white guilt' thing.

The democrats have long perpetuated the myth of being the "party of the working class and the disenfranchised". I'm not sure whether that's ever been true but certainly not since Bobby Kennedy and Nixon's Southern Strategy in 1968.

I'm a conservative independent because I despise the Bush GOP and whatever the DNC is but I could get on board with a GOP that jettisons the neocon/war party affiliation along with all ties to Bush/Romney/Cheney/Graham/McConnell and the other uniparty elite POS and becomes the party of the people who have been truly f***ed by Bushism/Obamism/Bidenism (as a sub-specie of the whole Build Back Better movement), i.e., all the people and groups you see represented by those pictures.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

No white guys...blame Ronna the RINO bimbo.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Who was supported and enabled by Donald Trump.

Amazing how nearly 100% of the people Trump supports are RINO Swamp Creatures, who immediately "stab him in the back."

What are the odds?

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Willing Spirit's avatar

TDS colored glasses

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Fla Mom's avatar

Which part of that implies what you say it does?

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Fla Mom's avatar

We can no longer 'contract out' anything, including coming up with the candidates for office. They will control the PACs and use the PAC shell game to try to win with money, but we can't just give up. This is a great video:

https://rumble.com/v29anoo-candidate-recruitment-and-vetting.html

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Martha's avatar

Yes, you were outvoted, but I have to wonder how many were legitimate votes:

1,500 Volunteers Investigate Wisconsin Election: The WEC Is a Member of the ERIC System – They Are Deliberately Not Cleaning the Voter Rolls (VIDEO)

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/02/1500-volunteers-investigate-wisconsin-election-wec-member-eric-system-deliberately-not-cleaning-voter-rolls-video/

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Celayne Jones's avatar

Milwaukee and Madison are deep blue but the rest of the state is pretty conservative.

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Fla Mom's avatar

The nursing home absentee vote scam was initially discovered in Racine. The briefing by the Deputy assigned to investigate the initial complaint, who produced video evidence that members of the WEC broke state laws knowingly, is one of the best briefings I've ever witnessed.

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Roger Beal's avatar

TPTB have algorithms to "correct" that problem.

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Neil Kellen's avatar

Conservatives will NEVER figure it out. Conservatives will become, within 20 years IMO, the most oppressed population in history and they will not do what it takes to protect themselves. The 2024 election outcome is already determined. Trump, and I am presuming he will be the Republican candidate, could garner 120MM votes and the Dem candidate will garner 122MM votes. How can that happen? Dems will use the legal theory that anyone who identifies as more than one gender gets to vote once for each gender.

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Harold Saive's avatar

Does anyone remember that sappy 1956 quiz show, 'Queen For a Day"?

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Sharon's avatar

My mom was on the show!

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Harold Saive's avatar

What can you tell us about her experience?

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Jeff Cook-Coyle's avatar

Hilarious but not funny.

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SunnyRai's avatar

Many Conservative Christians I know have recently been saying since nothing they do will change anything, they're "clocking out" because they need to focus on things they can control, like their spiritual well-being, physical health, tangible relationships... I KNOW we're all tired- on every level and that we each have different strengths, motivations, resources, and even weaknesses.... Disheartening, though. 😮‍💨🥺

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Sunnydaze's avatar

This is exactly what I see from my friends. They get it. They know the war is here. They know the truth. But I’m known as the political junkie and since I’m doing the fighting they don’t have to, it seems.

We ARE all tired. Some of us keep going anyway and some of us quit or never even show up to fight in the first place. It’s easier to let someone else do it.

So discouraging 😞

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yup let everyone else do the work and take the risks, yet be happy to reap the benefits 😕 I know I could do more but at least I feel like I am doing SOMETHING.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I feel the same. I wish I could do more. My circumstances prevent me from doing things I want to. But I do what I can and when I can. You are right. At least it is SOMETHING!

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SunnyRai's avatar

🔥 keep going anyway! I don't see another option, for myself. Been to hell and back, and I can't & won't stop now!

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Harold Saive's avatar

James 2:14-26 - The Bible warns, "Faith Without Works Is Dead" - https://tinyurl.com/4tnsrahk

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Copernicus's avatar

And then there is the “we know it has to get bad before Jesus comes back” argument for non-involvement. 🙄

Well, even Paul told folks that they ought not abandon life but to stay engaged, because we don’t know when Jesus is returning.

Also, the “well, spiritual issues are more important than election issues (or whatever the cause may be).” Well, true, my eternal soul IS most important. However, your ability to publicly address and discuss said spiritual issues is going to be soon limited - just like it suddenly was March 2020 - by folks who are (s)elected. So, it not a one or the other.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I hate those arguments too, they’re really just excuses to do nothing 🤷‍♀️

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yup I’ve heard that too and I think it’s a cop-out to be honest. Just an excuse to avoid having to do hard things.

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SunnyRai's avatar

Oh, absolutely!👏

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SunnyRai's avatar

As Donald Jeffries said in his last SS writing: "Don't stay complacent in the face of The Great Replacement."

https://open.substack.com/pub/donaldjeffries/p/winners-and-losers-in-the-great-replacement?r=q0ir3&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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lynn's avatar

We had had a childless trans activist destroy our great school system in Georgia. Get your kids out because it gets worse when they run off all the good teachers and put in far left nuts.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

I’m in Wisconsin, too. I was surprised that the ballot initiatives passed. The requirement for the able-bodied to seek employment if receiving welfare won by a large margin.

I knew it would all come down to the abortion question in the judicial election. It’s too bad. I liked that Dan Kelly was the deciding vote in striking down Covid lockdowns in May of ‘20.

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Harold Saive's avatar

Pedo Party supports Ukraine NAZIS but hate conservatives.

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LuAnne's avatar

Where's the Republican leadership during all of these important elections? Ronna McDaniels? Another thing, I would pull my kids out of public school if a trans activist was involved in my child's education. Period.

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Diana (Somewhere in Maryland)'s avatar

Trump pushed to make sure she was reinstalled as the RNC chair despite disastrous performances. Maybe we should ask why that happened.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Probably just another Trump accident.

After all, he's not good at hiring non-Swampers.

Poor Trump.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Just like in regular politics, we get the officials we vote for in the Republican Party. Anyone angry at the RNC or 'The Republican Party' who isn't becoming a voting member *inside* the Party is forfeiting their civic duty, imho.

Here's how to get involved:

Attend your county party meetings; volunteer to register voters, work on election integrity, educate voters, get out the vote; run for office inside your county Party.

precinctstrategy.com

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Shhh. Hush -They're busy meeting with their financial advisers about their portfolios.

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Copernicus's avatar

GOP leadership?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

They are quite present. Maintaining the status quo, since many of them are themselves associated with various leftist-associated entities. My state is full of them. Large African wildlife… spelled without the “H.” 😡

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Roger Beal's avatar

In Georgia, the Republican leader named Brian Kemp was busy at Davos chillin' with his WEF buds this past January. That might explain my state, at least.

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

We have a strong County GOP in Colorado but our State GOP doesn't always act in our best interest as conservative.

One bad situation is having special elections instead of at reqular election times.

Our State got wrecked when the medical Pot got changed to recreational Pot. Sure the taxes went up but the homeless bums increased immensely.

When New Mexico voted it in you should have heard the weeping from our city father's. At least it decreased the bums somewhat.

Pot is just another way to groom children.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

I see a lot of similarities between what currently is happening in Wisconsin and what happened in Michigan. Similar demographics, economic issues, a dysfunctional state GOP, and indicia of a corrupt political process. Michigan is now a lost cause as it has entered the ranks of Illinois, Massachusetts, California, Washington, Oregon and Pennsylvania. How soon Wisconsin?

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CMCM's avatar

They're after doing this is ALL the states. Then they will control everything. California used to be reliably red, Ronald Reagan was Governor of California. Now it is so thoroughly Democrat controlled it will never come back. This is what they intend for ALL the states, just wait and see.

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RU's avatar

I hate to say it, but the US is balkanizing. When socialism destroys a country that is what happens. True believers want MORE of the poison ("we just didn't do socialism the right way"), while others flee and set up friendlier, saner places. The only options are: keep your head down and live with the insanity, or flee to a better place.

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Harold Saive's avatar

The original colonies were balkanized. The Civil war was a balkanization ... and we got rid of hundreds of native Indian Tribes to solve the problem.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Sure looks like it 😕

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Fla Mom's avatar

I sympathize with your frustration. I would, though, say that there is no 'The Republican Party,' apart from the individual people who hold office inside the Party and who are registered to vote as Republicans. Have the far-leftists taken over the Democrat Party from inside it? Yes. And what have the individuals who are registered as Republicans done? Too many have thrown up their hands in surrender without ever becoming Party insiders to try to make a difference. Precinct Committeemen/women elect the county Chair and the county's State Committeemen/women, who in turn elect state Chair and the state's National Committeemen/women, who make up the Republican National Committee. It's a small-r republican form of government inside the Party, and it can be influenced from within, and it's worth influencing, because the Party has a big budget and an organizational structure that reaches into every county in the nation. How to get involved? Attend your county's Party meetings; volunteer; run for office inside your county Party; help them register voters, clean up voter rolls, improve election integrity, and get out the vote. precinctstrategy.com

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RunningLogic's avatar

Great advice and tips!

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Moriarty's avatar

Exactly when will we figure out the time is now.Conservatives unite!Get active at the local level.The responsibility lies with each individual.Start with your family and work your way out.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

The Matt Walsh video was the best I’ve seen! The look on that dudes face when Matt explained the truth was priceless! So sick of these people trying to make factual biology complicating. Just like that dude dressed as a woman tried to do. “It’s complicating”. NO IT’S NOT COMPLICATED!”

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nt's avatar

The video is 🔥 “centipede” 😂

But just watching it makes you realize how deeply entrenched they are in the insanity … a veil over their eyes.

They can’t see it . It’s feels eerily akin to addiction issues , blinded to reality.

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NAB's avatar

The trans ideology is straight out of Hell. I don't mean to sound hyperbolic in saying that. It is from the Devil. It is Genesis, Garden of Eden, Serpent-tempting delusion. There is only one way to defeat this evil and it isn't through the voting booth.

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nt's avatar

💯

“In their case the god of this world has blinded the minds of the unbelievers, to keep them from seeing the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ, who is the image of God.”

‭‭2 Corinthians‬ ‭4‬:‭4‬ ‭

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Jeff Cook-Coyle's avatar

Mao's left hand man developed trannys as killers as part of the Cultural Revolution. https://clifhigh.substack.com/p/lin-biaos-curse-of-trans

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JSR's avatar

Eerily like “ convid” addicts and the mask addicted

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LMWC's avatar

Asking about the miscarriage was priceless. But notice how easily the narrative has turned from racism, women’s rights and even Gay rights to all things transgender. We are constantly bombarded by fronts we must fight on.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

You are right!

The enemy tactics are exactly to bombard us. Keep us distracted and having to watch our backs, fronts, sides and look out for everything under the sun. It’s an all out assault and war most people were never equipped to fight against. I would venture to say that too many people have no idea what perseverance is. What long suffering is. What running a race involves. All biblical. Yet, when faced with adversity in life humans tend to try and take the easy and quickest way out in the name of self preservation. We don’t learn with quick escape. We learn through trial and tribulation. We have generations of people who want fast food and convenience rather than farming, crops, harvest, preparation and sit down to a family meal. Big differences.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

Amen! Add to that list: sacrifice, as we celebrate the ultimate sacrifice this week 🙏🏻

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Peter 🔒's avatar

🌞sonny on 🔥

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Sunnydaze's avatar

😂

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SunnyRai's avatar

Big differences! Amen. SunnyDaze, I wish we were able to grab a Coffee & Convo! Someday! Ah, just saw you're starting to write on SS, good for you!

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Sunnydaze's avatar

That would be amazing! Someday 😉. I see that you found me. I’m just getting started and not completely sure the direction I will go. But I appreciate your tuning in. 😊

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

You are spot on. It’s the same kind of attitude that led to the implosion of the Roman Empire. Lazy, corrupt culture.

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Datagal's avatar

I read somewhere, maybe on C&C, a good point: blacks, women and gay people sacrificed and fought hard for their rights. But trans people just waltzed in a took the rights. There’s been no years-long trans rights struggle. They simply piggy backed on gay rights.

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CaplT's avatar

It was part of the gay agenda. Also pedophilia. It’s has been brewing for decades.

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Kelli's avatar

Wasn't that clip terrific! Made my day.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Same!! 😁

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Temcol's avatar

Loved it!

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Peter Schott's avatar

Was reading through the twitter responses. For every "get a clue, Matt" response there were ~ 20 "seriously - truth matters" responses. Some yahoo posted about a "man" having a miscarriage and a baby died because nobody checked to see if there was a pregnancy as a possible scenario. The responses were all "that's not a man" and such. Our kids are really messed up with what's being pushed on them in such a way as to deny basic biological facts and to go along with things. I'm _so_ looking forward to this social trend going away. :/

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Unfortunately I don’t see it going away. This generation is full of parents who refuse to pull their kids from the schools and continue to let them be indoctrinated and brainwashed. Parents won’t make the necessary sacrifices to pull their kids from school. The cycle will continue because the people let it continue. We’ve done it for decades. We didn’t stop it early enough. We let it fester. We let our kids get brainwashed. We let ourselves get brainwashed. Clueless parents still muzzling their little kids. Clueless adults bowing to this evil mob. How will this go away when we don’t have enough people rising up and making it stop?

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Willing Spirit's avatar

A godless generation, following upon a godless generation. It doesn’t take long to lose everything.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

"giant meteor, pls come"

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KBH Geronimo's avatar

So true! 😢

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FourWinds's avatar

It will, eventually, because it is exactly that: a trend. Notice how Bruce Jenner went away when he wasn't new and exciting any more?

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Bruce Jenner faded away…and 1,000 more popped up in his place. His work was done. The damage was done. We have to cut the head of the snake off to make this nonsense stop.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Here's the full session. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWwPdkzatkQ

How the Trans Agenda Destroys Human Life and Common Sense | Matt Walsh LIVE at New Mexico State

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KBB's avatar

That was at NMSU? That's right here where I live, Las Cruces. Damn. I would have given anything to see Matt in person, even if I had to try and disguise my 72-year-old face and body as a college student. I saw nothing about it in the local news, but all our local media trends far left.

I know one thing: if that's who shows up when you need the EMTs around here it's gonna be a long damn time before I call an ambulance!

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New Health Paradigm's avatar

"So sick of these people trying to make factual biology complicating."

Neither side of the so called 'trans debate' are being helpful. The conservative/ anti woke camp are just as guilty of pigheadedness as the gender ideologues. Obviously transgender people would not seek hormones and surgery (and would not suffer gender dysphoria) if they were indistinguishable from non transgender ('cis gender') people. The very concept of 'trans' differentiates them from regular non transgender people. So there is nothing to debate.

But the anti woke conservatives also insist on a definition of male/ female that precludes any anomaly.... and yet we know that generations born today are assaulted by known endocrine disrupters (everything from polluted drinking water to EMF frequencies) that humans have never had to deal with before. Plus gender identity issues are very closely linked to autism, which is itself linked to toxicological stresses both pre and post natal. When Alex Jones said the chemicals are turning the frogs gay he was wrong, they're actually turning the frogs trans. It's perfectly reasonable to explore the possibility that the explosion of so called 'trans' / 'non binary' identities over the last decade has (in part) an environmental cause.

The conservative / anti woke crowd seem to acknowledge the atrophy of male/ female traits among the youth (in conjunction with a hormone crisis in men and women), but they refuse to consider how this might be affecting them internally. It's a stupid position to take. Even fatherless households affects hormone levels and sexual development in children.

And all this is on top of the promotion of feminist ideology in the educations system, media, Hollywood and even the UN. Feminism is ITSELF a form of ideological gender dysphoria as it defines both men and women in ways that are extremely traumatic and objectionable to young people being subjected to it (males are psychopathic oppressors and rapists .... females are helpless victims/ objects with no agency).

Plus young people today 'exist' (or rather don't exist) in a virtual realm of social media, spending hours each day in a 'disembodied' state as they stare transfixed at the smartphone and computer screens. Their online identities cause their IRL identities to atrophy (rather like astronauts who spend too long in space). Added to this is the feminisation of schools and society in general and a lack of physical exercise and time immersed in nature (getting hands dirty etc).

It's no wonder so many young people are struggling with their gender identity and their physical bodies. But the conservative / anti woke camp won't address any of this nuance because they relish these kinds of moronic linguistic victories, as if they were the first people in history to figure out the basic differences between men and women.

The real issue with 'trans' vs the rest of society is the level of entitlement and anti social behaviour that (a significant minority of) trans people are now displaying. This entitlement is copied from feminists. Feminists have been imposing their gender ideology onto everyone for decades including their claim that gender is a social construct and women should not be defined by their biology or natural instincts. Feminism always was a transgender ideology.

Feminism already turned being a modern women into a drag act and created the monster that is modern female entitlement and solipsism. But most conservatives never called it out because vagina. But now they finally can without having to compromise their gynocentric hard wiring.

Meanwhile - beyond this ridiculous linguistic bickering - the transhumanist agenda marches on unopposed ....

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Scott's avatar

Thought I was going to completely disagree with you. But you make some good points. In defense of conservatives, isn’t trying to stop the bleeding more important than a full diagnosis? If the trans agenda goes on unimpeded while we investigate and argue about the full, complicated, and accurate root cause, what will be lost while we do it?

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Well I think diagnosis is key because there's so many facets to all this .... and multiple agendas and at play. To me the only way to approach it is to be forever curious, rather than reactionary.

The way I see it, obnoxious, narcissistic, anti social or insensitive behaviour is just that.... and whether it's a trans person or not shouldn't matter. I make the comparison to feminism because we saw feminists use their status as 'oppressed' to act like entitled brats and get away with it. Now we are seeing 'trans activists' copying this same formula. It's bullshit, but it has nothing to do with trans or women or any other 'cause'. It's just obnoxious anti social behaviour. Plain and simple.

The reason why they get away with it is because both feminism and 'trans' activism are useful to push a much larger agenda ... transhumanism: the destruction of natural male/ female gender, pair bonding, family and natural reproduction and the eventual integration of humans with technology.

I don't think most feminists/ trans activists realise that's why they're being promoted so heavily (in adverts, movies, schools etc). And when we see politicians look like deer caught in car headlights when asked to define a 'woman' it's not because they don't know what a woman is .... it's because they are *under orders* to not acknowledge sexual dimorphism any more. Under a transhumanist technocracy the average 'global citizen' will be a sterilised, worker drone who does not participate in natural reproduction, parenting or family life (think Brave New World). Reproduction will be via artificial wombs (which are apparently on the horizon) and babies will be raised by the state exclusively. Feminism already took us half way to this dystopia, and I think trans activism is supposed to complete the journey.

Some scientists are concerned the generation born to vaxxed mothers (ie those born post 2021) might turn out to be sterile (based on scientific analysis of the vax and its effects on the ovaries/ testes). We already know that menstrual problems, still births and miscarriages have skyrocketed since 2021. And fertility is declining generally anyway due to environment toxins (plastics/ EMF etc).

If we are in the middle of a deliberate sterilisation program this would explain why 'trans' culture is being pushed so hard and why politicians are being instructed to stop defining women / men as distinct biological categories. A population of sterilised 'global citizens' won't be able to BE a man or woman in the traditional sense...... and that would explain why they are being offered the 'choice' of 72 meaningless genders and all the hair dye, make up, glitter, rainbows, hormones and body modifications they could possibly want. It's basically a consolation prize (slavery skilfully branded as 'liberation' and 'progressivism').

Just as feminism robbed women of femininity, motherhood and the privilege of being able to be supported by a man and raise her own children... the trans agenda will rob future generations of their sexual characteristics and turn them all into genderless cyborgs (with neon hair and lots of body mods).

Traditionally trans people idealised (and yearned for) a state of natural/ complete biology and traditional gender roles (a goal they could never achieve obviously) ...... but today's trans activists are being encouraged to embrace a state of genderless asexual limbo, as if that WAS the goal.... and as if realising your full biological potential (ie reproducing) was a form of oppression (which is what feminism has already been preaching for 50 years). And I'm sure future generations will be told exactly that, if this agenda is allowed to play out (again just like in Brave New World where natural reproduction was regarded as revolting and primitive).

The good news is the push to obliterate gender in the name of 'freedom' and 'self expression' seems to be having the opposite effect. Even feminists are starting to see the appeal of traditional gender roles and male / female pair bonding. Let's hope we don't see widespread infertility in 5, 10 or 20 years time because that would be so depressing.

God I do go on... :)

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Featherjourney's avatar

Both of your comments here have been / are an interesting ponder…thought provoking. Thank you for taking the time because it has been a good read!

I have sometimes wondered what the inner spiritual life is for the trans individual. My view of traveling a lifetime on the earth is that we are spiritual beings having a human experience.

I think your 2nd comment addresses the trans phenomenon from the perspective of what it means to be human, which itself is clearly under attack for all humanity.

Anyway, I appreciate your thoughts.

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WIMomof3's avatar

Wow really, really interesting perspective. A lot to think about. Thank you for sharing that.

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Runemasque's avatar

If you have any good intellectual references for me for working on understanding trans, I will take them. I am seriously working hard, and I appreciate you are discerning some aspects that are important to me to explore.

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Runemasque's avatar

Omg. Since my son suddenly went trans this year I have been working really hard on understanding this. I can't believe it, but your comments just knocked me into another dimension of understanding.

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New Health Paradigm's avatar

My comments were obviously more about the 'big picture' rather than individual cases. As for practical resources.... you might find a more balanced, nuanced and practical perspective from these people/ organisations. I've no direct experience or affiliation, but I've heard Sasha being interviewed and she seems to be one of the few people who is neither rainbow mad or hardline conservative (if you know what I mean).

https://inspiredteentherapy.com/about/

https://genspect.org/

Benjamin Boyce has interviewed many de-transitioners (mostly young women, but a few men) as well as therapists (including Sasha), and there's a couple of insightful (and horrifying) interviews with endocrinologists about the long term effects of cross sex hormones. Again, it might help to make a clear distinction between 'gender identity' and 'medical intervention'. Hormones and surgery are major interventions (like duh!) but there's no talk of the health effects in mainstream culture (it doesn't fit with the agenda). Anyway, loads of insightful interviews to be had here.

https://www.youtube.com/@BenjaminABoyce/videos

Also you might like to look into the Jazz Jennings story if you haven't already (an early MTF transitioner and poster child for medical transition). The recent developments are absolutely heartbreaking and sobering (and many would say entirely predictable).

FWIW I am not opposed to medical transition by default. For some people it probably has been the best (or least worst) option. I do however think that the current culture of automatic 'affirmation' is insane. If someone is truly 'trans' they don't need affirmation, they need the opposite of that! The affirmation model is like buying a yacht and throwing a party (and inviting the press) the moment your kid says they really want to sail solo around the world. Now they're obligated to do it!

IMHO parenting kids / young people today should include giving them constant training in how to pull the ejection seat (and not be embarrassed to do so), because growing up in today's culture inevitably means getting sucked into all sorts of sub cultures and ideological echo chambers. And while it's natural and healthy to explore and be confused and experiment and 'go through a phase' - it's a different ball game when hormones and surgery are involved. Hope the links are useful :)

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Cowgirl Dee's avatar

The leg analogy was dead on!

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Julie's avatar

I have a liberal neighbor and two of her adult kids are school teachers here in CA. This neighbor informed me, not to long ago, that there are 150 different sex types per her school teacher kids. Floored me to hear her spout this crazy talk. Its unbelievable that we even need have these conversations but I appreciate Matt Walsh and what he is facing down in these forums..

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I thought there were 87 sex types. You mean there's more???

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Copernicus's avatar

So a precedent-setting, historic-norms-obliterating crime has occurred necessitating indictment of a former president, yet somehow the judge cannot manage to find time for the next hearing for another EIGHT MONTHS???

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Willing Spirit's avatar

This is how ‘in your face’ they have become. This boil is way beyond the ‘need for lancing’ time. It will burst.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I know, right??!! 🙄😡

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

I acknowledged my sin to You,

And my iniquity I did not hide;

I said, “I will confess my transgressions to the Lord”;

And You forgave the guilt of my sin. Selah.

Therefore, let everyone who is godly pray to You in a time when You may be found;

Surely in a flood of great waters they will not reach him.

You are my hiding place; You preserve me from trouble;

You surround me with songs of deliverance. Selah.

— Psalm 32:5-7 NASB1995

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Roger Beal's avatar

Two thousand years ago, Jesus the Christ - fully God and fully man - was crucified by legalistic Jewish leaders for what they claimed was blasphemy. That murder was aided and abetted by the Roman officials then occupying the Israelites' lands.

Three days after his death, Jesus rose, alive. He walked and spoke with hundreds of people, a fact recorded by reporters in their own generation. He spoke at length to Paul and converted Paul from being "a Jew's Jew" to a powerful teacher of what came to be called Christianity.

During the next few hundred years, tens of thousands of pagans and Jews realized the truth of the Christian faith, and converted. The Romans fed them to lions for the amusement of a paying audience.

A black man from Ethiopia heard the Christian message, was converted, and returned to his home continent to bring his fellow pagans into the fold. Over the following centuries, many were killed for their beliefs.

Muhammad burst onto the scene in the 15th century and, after an initially accommodating stance, declared holy war on infidels, acknowledging that Jesus was a prophet but never the son of God - calling any belief in a trinitarian God as blasphemy deserving of death.

Early in the 20th century, communism was forced onto many societies as a way of life that claims to guarantee equality, and denies any God. More millions than we can count have died as that system was rammed into place in Russian, China, and other smaller nations.

TODAY Christianity is growing fastest in the natioons of the African continent. There are strong and growing Christian communities in many (most) Islamic nations. Christianity has carved out a place in Xi's paradise, and (in its Orthodox form) thrives in Russia.

The point of this history lesson? Those of you who have given, or are considering giving up hope, LOOK at the past 2000 years. How could a religion based on falsehood have survived this long ... unless it were truthful? Why have people gone to death rather than recant their belief in Jesus as savior?

Take a lesson from our brothers and sisters in the difficult and truly dangerous parts of this world, who have not been weakened by material comfort and self-indulgent ease. Christianity will outlast any of the designs of men ... and carry its faithful to a glorious destination.

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Jeff Cook-Coyle's avatar

47Yinzer, I forgot to write the most important part of the Prodigal Son story (see below, it's there now).

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CaplT's avatar

If we do not ask God for forgiveness AS A NATION we will continue down the same path even tho he was a just man. Daniel counted himself among the sinners when. he said “WE have sinned against You.” Daniel repented on behalf of his tribe. We are bigger than a tribe and none of us is perfect; everyone must turn towards the Son light to ask for forgiveness on all of our behalf.

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Jeff Cook-Coyle's avatar

Yes, yes, yes! This is our most powerful weapon!

We are living the Prodigal Son story. We need to recognize that we are living in filth; come home; confess; BE REDEEMED; and get back to leading the household.

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RunningLogic's avatar

That Matt Walsh video was brilliant!! 🔥 Love the “they are full of $h*t” comment 🤣 but especially the question and explanation at the end. The leg analogy was excellent. I’ve said something similar as well, that just because some women can’t get pregnant doesn’t mean that they aren’t women, because they always have had that potential and the fact that they can’t only shows that something went wrong. Also, so many times, women think they can’t get pregnant but then give up trying (sometimes adopting a child) and suddenly they end up conceiving. We need this kind of rational discussion to show how empty and illogical their arguments are (also why they often refuse to engage with people who disagree with them, because they know their “reasoning” is foolish).

Thanks for the excellent clear and detailed analysis of the Bragg case, really appreciate your perspective, as always! It does seem like he’s way in over his intellect but is too full of himself and his power trip to realize it.

“It just began and already Bragg’s case is already is life support, being ventilated by a sympathetic court.”

Can we put it on remdesivir now? 😬

You are right about tyrants making enemies and I hope these latest comeuppances will continue and snowball to crush these dictator wannabes and help prevent this from happening again.

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FourWinds's avatar

My mother could not have children, so she adopted me. I guarantee to the these trannies that my mom was a woman, but why I have to specify that is beyond me.

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Freebird's avatar

Four Winds, my husband was also adopted, not because his mother could not conceive, but because his father was impotent.

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RunningLogic's avatar

And we could use that same argument and say that even though he couldn’t have children, because something went wrong with his body, he was still definitely a man.

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Freebird's avatar

Absolutely! He was a man who had testicular mumps as a child, and was injured by a horse as a teen, so impotence was almost inevitable; but he was also a man who fought in WWII under General Patton.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I know, it’s ridiculous! Things that have been self evident for time immemorial are now in question 😕

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JW's avatar

The word "Woman" says it all. Womb. You either got one or ya don't.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Yes. This. ⬆️

I am a Wom(b)an.

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NAB's avatar

The leg analogy is good and I've used the one of a person being blind. Just because a person may be blind, that doesn't mean that we now say eyes are not for seeing.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

Some would say it is “ableist” to say that. Another new and ridiculous term.

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NAB's avatar

This is true, sadly.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Bragg's case ... if not remdesevir, at least let's get him four or five boosters ...

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Harold Saive's avatar

(Tucker Carlson) Trump was criminally charged because he’s planning to challenge Joe Biden in the presidential election. It’s that simple.

https://twitter.com/TuckerCarlson/status/1643406476323463171?s=20

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LMWC's avatar

It’s not that simple. They have been planning “something” for two decades, ( and yes, longer than that), but the wheels have been put quietly into motion. Covid was deployed because they needed a way to steal an election and take down Trump. A prospering U.S. ruined their plans for a NWO, so drop a virus worldwide and allow the already socialistic. Western to go into complete panic mode. Make sure the msm feeds nothing but panic and develop a test out of whole cloth to keep the virus going. The 2020 election was never addressed and six swing states now have election amendments that will assure that “We the People” will never elect another President. They will install whomever they want. The press and people can not get enough of Trump, love him or have DTS. Negative news is fed daily. When you need a distraction throw out DJT or one of their many other bags of tricks.

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Harold Saive's avatar

Trump EXPANDS His Base as Red State EXPELS Democrats from Office!!! (Steve Turley)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE5yo8KSDk8

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Freebird's avatar

The Matt Walsh video was great. He consistently shows the idiocy of the trans movement. Although I was hoping you might use the Kid Rock reaction to Bud Light video. Some might construe it as a little violent, but he makes a strong point.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

"There’s a lot going on that we should be paying attention to, like yesterday’s Wisconsin Supreme Court election, which Republicans just somehow lost."

Unlike Putin, these guys actually are playing 5D chess and it dates back decades. Dubya's stolen election in 2000 followed by 9/11 and the Patriot Act should have been enough of a warning but too many people were too busy waving American flags and looking for a connection between Saddam and Al Qaeda to see the big picture.

Naomi Wolf wrote about it way back in 2007 in her book, The End of America. But even someone as brilliant as Naomi Wolf failed to see the forest for the proverbial trees and she recently admitted as much in her own Substack mea culpa.

It's not about republicans and democrats because they're the same people on the same team. It's not even about "conservative" and "liberal" (whatever those terms may currently mean).

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Celayne Jones's avatar

It’s about being for personal liberty or being a collectivist.

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J Boss's avatar

Nah, it's simply a class war. But the mid level wanna be's don't realize they will be taken out once the take over is complete (if it does).

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LMWC's avatar

I wondered in my musings last night at the coincidence/or not of this coming down during the Holy Week of Easter. Is this the demonic state giving us another large finger or is God in His infinite patience pointing us to what really matters? Easter is not Easter bunnies and chocolate eggs. It is the Resurrection of our Lord after the worst death imaginable. He vanquished death that I might live. I’m hanging onto that. The rest is all distraction for what is really going on.

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Freebird's avatar

Great comment Laurie! I am ever so thankful for the Christians in this group who often bring our thoughts back to Christ, Truth, Reality. It’s so easy to get bogged down in the cesspit of this world. But this week we shout, HE is Risen! He is risen indeed! Hallelujah!

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LMWC's avatar

I am also for Jeff, his ever faithful lead, and all the other Christians on this substack. Hallelujah! He is Risen!

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

The trial of Jesus was a very obvious sham too. The greatest deceiver of all time is running rampant across the entire world. Jeff gives us little tidbits of the world deception and lies but the depth is increasing all over. These are the "beginning of sorrows" Jesus spoke about in Mark 13. We should all prepare for what is to come. We should love one another, be kind, seek the Lord daily, be vigilant, watch and pray.

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LMWC's avatar

I had not thought about the trial of Jesus in light of what is happening now, but yes, so true. God is still working!

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J Boss's avatar

I have been thinking this for a few weeks now. Trump is no savior, but I would not out it against the puppet masters to use the analogy to attempt mockery of those they thing stupid.

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Jenny R's avatar

In the conversation between Matt Walsh and the transgender EMT, I'm actually really impressed by the EMT. The EMT seems to be engaging in the conversation in good faith. That's rare these days, and I really respect it. It took some courage to engage in that conversation amidst that crowd.

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NAB's avatar

I agree. And that encounter matters not necessarily for the EMT (though I pray he rethinks his position) but for those who watch it and can learn on how to engage in this discussion.

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RunningLogic's avatar

True and good point. But it makes you see why so many on that side don’t want to even listen to or engage with the ones who disagree with them—they instinctively know they will end up looking like idiots.

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FourWinds's avatar

Oh my Lord, keep that EMT the heck away from me! He clearly has no brain and absolutely no understanding of biology. Who hired this nut? You have to know what reality is in the medical field or you are in big trouble. If these trannies want respect from the rest of us, they need to start making common sense or the ridicule will continue. It's impossible not to make fun of someone who can't understand that men can't get pregnant.

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Vicki's avatar

Sadly, this illustrates how completely our medical schools have failed. They've been in Big Pharma's back pocket for over a hundred years anyway and the truth is now just beginning to overflow.

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Kitkat's avatar

Another Diversity hire, I'm sure. Same is happening with doctors, nurses, pilots. No skills needed, just have the right skin color and pronouns. Karine J-P is perfect example.

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SA's avatar

Politics is like baseball, you can’t always bat a thousand, but once in awhile you hit a home run. Idaho’s RINO governor, who was deeply conflicted with signing a bill that would stop big business gender mutilation surgeries to our local hospital system (St Luke’s) signed HB71, The Vulnerable Child Protective Act. This bill prohibits puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and sex reassignment surgeries for children under the age of 18 for the purpose of changing the appearance of a child's sex.

The governor dragged his feet in signing the bill because his donor friends at St Luke’s advocated to continue harming innocent kids, but the outpouring of the community in writing and calling was louder than the corrupted hospital. The governor is also listed as a donor on the hospital system’s website. He donates to them and they donate to him - tit for tat! But after an embarrassing veto override on a different bill last week, the governor decided he better sign this one. Good job, Idaho!

https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2023/legislation/H0071/

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Raptor's avatar

Paying your spouse or dead beat children (or boyfriend in AOC's case) with campaign money. That seems like a false business record.

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RandiG's avatar

Does anyone know or understand WHY the administration set Covid to ‘end’ May 11th? Why is this date so magical? I don’t get it? What will happen May 12th?

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Peter Schott's avatar

Pretty much the same thing that happens on May 11 - just all sorts of pandemic money stops flowing. (or at least stops flowing as easily) It seems like the main reason for a date that was so far out was to give many time to find other ways to be grifters. Of course, many will be in a state of disbelief until that money is suddenly cut off, but they were at least warned.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

Government is so stupid about dates. When mask and vaccine mandates were dictated, they would be for some date in the future. You could run around mask-free until, say, April 10 when suddenly

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Celayne Jones's avatar

the virus would start infecting really bad if you were unmasked. Before that, it knew not to be so naughty.

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RunningLogic's avatar

😆

It also knew not to attack when you were sitting down at a restaurant but was veeery dangerous between the door and the table!

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Celayne Jones's avatar

Especially since air is completely static and doesn’t flow at all, like when doors are opened. It’s Science!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

"speed of science"

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RandiG's avatar

Celayne, COMPLETELY STATIC, like when they had smoking and non-smoking sections at restaurants. That worked real well!! 🤦‍♀️

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Celayne Jones's avatar

And in airplanes!

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Roger Beal's avatar

It also knew that BLM and AntiFa peaceful protestors could not spread it, but MAGA rallies were super-spreaders.

Darn virus is smarter than I am .... /s

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The virus doesn't float above the Plexiglas either.

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Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

Ha! Great point Kathleen …but it’s a degree of separation and reminds you to be afraid… be very afraid. Just purchase , pay, and get the hell out of that Petri dish😗🙃🤨

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Celayne Jones's avatar

The plexi never looks clean, either.

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Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

That restaurant thing was so freaking idiotic! Walk in .. sit down .. remove mask …have a beer . Saw my former yoga teacher yesterday ….still masked! She wouldn’t allow the unjabbed back into her on sight class. The virtuous signals of the virtual reality class.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

I live in a rural area in Wisconsin so in the winter I sometimes like taking yoga classes over Zoom. It’s a convenience to avoid a long, snowy drive in the dark. The place I usually go never mandated masks or quackzines, didn’t even recommend them. But, it *is* western Wisconsin which is pure red.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh Zoom can be a great option for many reasons but doing Zoom meetings or classes because you’re terrified by Covid or any similar illness is extreme and bordering on paranoid.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

Like trans-ism, Covidianism is a mental illness

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RunningLogic's avatar

Any person who is still masking for Covid is an idiot and easily manipulated.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

I agree, but I have one friend who does it because her elderly father is undergoing chemo and she is terrified of giving him *anything* that could carry him off.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I get that but think it is unfortunate that people believe it will protect their loved ones when there is no evidence it actually does.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

Yep but this woman is generally so anxious and scared that I don’t think she can handle the truth. I feel sorry for her.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Me too. That’s a terrible way to live (and make others live).

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

She might end up "died suddenly" soon.

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J Boss's avatar

I think the point of decisions that clearly are illogical is to force us to just go along because you can't effectively fight illogical people.

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Harold Saive's avatar

May 11 - Day in History: “New Rome” established by Constantine -- On this day in 330, Constantine I dedicated Byzantium (Constantinople; now Istanbul) as the new capital of the Eastern Roman Empire, an act that helped transform it into a leading city of the world. (Notice the Masonic "33" Code.)

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AngelaK's avatar

I dont understand. Constantine ended the persecution of Christians and his mother St. Helena became a Christian saint, having found the cross of Jesus. Constantine repented and became a Christian before his death. The empire of Byzantium took over after Rome fell to the barbarians and as a very Christian focused Empire, went on to flourish for 1000 years! ✝️

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Harold Saive's avatar

The theme is "New Rome". Your interpretation is helpful..... Also the number "11" is a clue as in "9/11" .... and in the Fukushima disaster on "11 March 2011". Yes, Geophysical weapons are in the arsenal of the globalists.

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Peter 🔒's avatar

dews. they must study p-waves.

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Peter 🔒's avatar

Constantine became a Christian only to serve his purpose of keeping power. let me provide more ... 1 min.

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AngelaK's avatar

Whatever. It was on his deathbed. In any case, he respected his mothers religion and devotion to Christ. The fruits of his actions created a very Christian empire. That is all I need to know. I know that some denominations want to undermine that.

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Peter 🔒's avatar

ok, gotcha. I'm not fully educated enough to make tons of claims. I just know that looking at all events and much of history thru a Lens of Power Seeking and Retention, fits in best with humans.

I'm not in any religious group, but I think they do have great value for the Values and Traditions they bring through the ages. Being Christ-like is worthy, imo. tips hat, good day!

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Harold Saive's avatar

9/11 Predicted in the Torah? Rabbi Aaron L. Raskin refers to Gematria. The number 10 refers to the commandments and 11 signals "transition" to explain the Twin Towers collapsing https://www.chabad.org/1620759

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FourWinds's avatar

I suspect we might be getting more job applicants than normal since the slacker's magic money will be gone.

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Remi Steele's avatar

And then you might not see those applications because most of those slackers who took the jab are now either dead or disabled.

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RandiG's avatar

Four Winds, that’s a nice thought. More people back to work!!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Probably when the WHO takes over the US.

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Amy Loftus's avatar

I saw that Matt Walsh video last night and was absolutely stunned when I heard that EMT wonder “so, how are they still women?” regarding a woman who cannot get pregnant. Because I am a woman, that’s why. This is indeed an attack on women, and this madness needs to stop. Womanhood, sisterhood, decades of holy, whispered guidance, will not ever be available to this EMT in this predicament, and the real time realizing of it in this video is ugly.

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Pamela Laine's avatar

Just so. And here is a beautiful take by Jessica Rose on what it truly means to be a woman.

https://jessicar.substack.com/p/i-can-define-what-a-woman-is

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Amy Loftus's avatar

Wow. Thank you. ♥️

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Crixcyon's avatar

The next pandemic is here...mRNA substances entering the food supply. See Missouri House Bill HB 1169 to see how they are trying to manage this so that at least we would know what foods have been altered. Will we see mRNA nano-particles in the air and in the water next? It is now more than 100% obvious that mRNA injections and substances have absolutely nothing to do with covid or any fake pandemic. Get over it, your government wants you dead. Why? That is the question.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

My other question is what is the reason they want to inject cows and pigs, for example, with mrna (besides to kill people)? What is the purpose? Are they saying these animals are dying from covid? Or, that it protects the animal from diseases? I just want to know what their BS reason is.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

"REASON? We don' need no STEENKING REASON!"

"Shut up and do as you're told!"

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RunningLogic's avatar

That “do as you’re told” comment from Fauci really raised my hackles! 😡 Every time I hear that phrase it makes me angry.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Especially when it is arrogant scumbags who say they “know better” than I do. And I am an adult and being an adult means I get to make and be responsible for my own choices. Didn’t have any problem listening to my parents or teachers when I was a kid though.

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AngelaK's avatar

I think I read somewhere that it is a 'better' technology or something like that. 🙄🙄🙄

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Yep, better to kill us all off with....

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Seeking Grace's avatar

Which raises the question: how will TPTB avoid eating the altered food? I know they keep themselves separate in any way they can, but food supply would be complicated, no?

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

"... how will TPTB avoid eating the altered food?"

Probably easily: with $$$ and land ownership.

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J Boss's avatar

Bill Gates' farm land will produce pure blood food only for the elite.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

So will the appropriated land in Holland...

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Politico Phil's avatar

BREAKING NEWS: The Lobbyists for the Cattleman and Pork Associations in Several States Have CONFIRMED They WILL Be Using mRNA Vaccines in Pigs and Cows THIS MONTH.

https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/breaking-news-the-lobbyists-for-the

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CaplT's avatar

Bought?

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AngelaK's avatar

Why? What reason? Or should I ask, what financial incentive ?

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Politico Phil's avatar

Everything is controlled. Everyone is bought. The entire system is bought and no one can step out of line. Only the outliers are not bought. Examples: Trump, hopefully DeSantis, county sheriffs in red counties (even CA), red pilled district attorneys, red-blooded individual Americans. EVERY member of Congress is controlled one way or another. Justice - remember such a thing - is no where to be found in this country. All we get from "red" Congressmen is theatrics with no actionable results. It comes down to us red-blooded Americans.

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🎯🎯🎯👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻.... seems a sharp global statistical logistics sociologist mathematician needs to write a clear and definitive analysis of just how the DAVOS BLACKROCK VANGUARD self appointed decision makers world is going to look and operate with only 500M serfs and their leagues of robots... we know what the gun toting Boston Dynamics quadrupeds unmanned mechanical dog weapons are intended for... But how exactly is their 500M human brain co-opted world going to work⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️

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Maureen ODH's avatar

Replying to Gorgo’s comment... governments want us dead...

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