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rolandttg's avatar

If you or anyone you know have had a joint implant, this post is must reading.

I had a hip replacement 2 years ago next month. Several weeks after that, I got chronic explosive diarrhea that continued until a month ago. After exhausting virtually all other possible causes, it was apparent the problem was the joint replacement. The stellar chiropractor at the Tennant Institute in Irving Texas told me in a telemedicine call that it seemed the titanium in the implant had flipped the polarity in my body. He said there is only one person he knows who can permanently fix that with an industrial strength magnet, , and he is a chiropractor in Columbia SC. In the mean time, put a fridge magnet on the scar. If it does not improve things in a week , it won't. It did not help at all,

I upgraded to a much stronger 1/2 inch diameter neodymium magnet. Within 12 hours, I noticed dramatic improvements. I had been going 8, 10, 12, and even more time a day. Accidents too. The neodymium magnet cut my frequency by 1/2 to 2/3. For the past month, I have been going anywhere from a low of 3 times to a high of 6 times. Absolutely remarkable. A $1.75 magnet, after spending thousands of dollars and who knows how many hours trying everything I could think of.

When I took my wife to Dr. Tennant last April, he told her that if she kept her polarity correct, her breast cancer would not return. Here I'm thinking he is going to gig her for continuing to drink, and to be fair, his protocol lays out strict guidelines for diet and detox and supplements., but polarity was the one he actually mentioned.

I told a friend who has had 3 hip replacements, and diarrhea for 7 years. She noticed a definite improvement just with a fridge magnet, and is now trying a neodymium magnet. At the weekly farmers market Saturday, I was telling the stand owner about the magnet story. The woman in line behind me said "my husband has had diarrhea ever since his knee replacement". I told her "Home Depot. Aisle 18. Bin 6. Stop on the way home and he will be forever grateful. "

How many other stories like this are there? When I asked the doctor's office where I had the surgery, they said they had never seen a reaction to a joint replacement. Sure. Because they never looked, and people "trust their doctor". Also how many people will spend the time, money, and effort as we did to eliminate every other possibility to show it has to be the implant?

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ASK's avatar

A great post that I cut and pasted into notes. Have many friends with recent replacements. Thank you for sharing.

I wonder if dental implants cause the same? I know root canals are horrible for creating health issues because of bacteria.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Speaking of mouth bacteria. I’ve had awful migraines for years. I’m 81 years old. Years ago I had a number of crowns on various teeth which are now failing. This past year I had to have four teeth pulled and two crowns replaced because what was left under the old crowns was so badly decayed which means my mouth has been full of bacteria for who knows how long. Mean while no doctor could figure out why I was having the headaches. Big mystery. Guess what? As soon as the decayed teeth were removed the migraines ended!! I have discussed this with the dentist and told me he has had other patients tell him the same thing. The older I get the more I’m convinced that doctors don’t know much

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Janet's avatar

Same thing with me. Constant sinus infections for about 4 years. The doctor specialist gave me antibiotics, prednisone, etc. nada. Went to a dentist who spotted the smoldering infection in a 30 yr old root canal near my sinus cavity. Removed the root canal and never ever had another infection. Plus practically zero colds since 2012. But, Even the dentist didn’t think the infection was responsible. Give me a break. The silos are large these folks each reside in.

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Melony's avatar

I had two root canals, the first one's in my life, at age 57 last year. I'm reading about the bacteria and chronic infections that could exist and I'm wondering whether or not to have these two teeth extracted. I'm reading Dr. Thomas E. Levy's book "Stop America's #1 Killer!" regarding heart disease. The concept of "Total dental revision" is explained in chapter 29, and includes "proper removal of root canal-treated teeth."

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STH's avatar

I’ve heard more than one biodentist say ALL root canals are bacteria laden. It’s impossible for them not to be. Same with implants. Maryland bridges are a safer alternative.

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NinaG's avatar

I had a botched root canal about 18 months ago. Another Endodontist ā€œfixed itā€, but I still have noticeable sensitivity on that tooth. He’s looked at it and has no idea why...

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Melony's avatar

I had the same! Had first root canal and started having headaches. I went back to my dentist and he just said it takes a while for it to heal. I insisted on being referred to an endodontist who told me my dentist didn't do one of the four canals. The endodontist replaced that root canal and within months also did another one on the same side of my mouth but this time an upper tooth. Needless to say, I didn't return to my original dentist and I'm now going to another one, but I'm still very skeptical!

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Janet's avatar

I use coconut oil /xylitol toothpaste. More natural than others and both have healing properties. Since 2018 have had no pain nor tooth problems. I eat clean so that helps.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Excellent article! Dentist Hal Huggins in Colorado looks like someone who could be trusted.

I don’t trust many in the medical industry these days.

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Anne's avatar

Same thing, weeks of respiratory illness every Spring until I had them pull an old root canal that was NOT bothering me. It was infected. I asked how long. Was told "could be YEARS".... wtf!

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Janet's avatar

I had a CAT scan in 2006 of my head and neck area for something else and the doctor said I had an infection. Gave me an antibiotic. I never felt anything but had continuous sinus infections until 2011 when an abscess blew up and had the root canal removed.

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Anne's avatar

Another way to drain us of resources. Remember, Rockefeller's support the medical schools and the pharms...

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Janet's avatar

I feel like I can’t even go to the dentist these days as I’m so suspicious. Dentists are certainly money drainers.

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Anne's avatar

It is not expensive to pull a tooth, but ridiculous what is charged to replace it. Crimnal, actually, imo. The newest carpetbaggers.

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Janet's avatar

The next problem I have I’ll have them all out. I have a couple more from the 80’s. I’ll have to start saving money though. 🄓

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G Harkness's avatar

It's not that they don't really know much (they don't, I agree), but that THEY DON"T REALIZE or ADMIT - that they don't know much. And they want us to believe whatever they say.

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Peter GL's avatar

didn't Socrates say "one thing I know is that don't know anything"?

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Or, the more you know, the more you know how little you know.

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KB's avatar

how much you need humility so you can receive Godly wisdom! humility is the way

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Interesting "visual thought" you offer there, wanting a cartoon to display it: human so puffed up with pride that there is no room in him for God to enter.

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KB's avatar

i've been there..so I know it is real. I love the Englishman on X 'hello dave' who's headline is YOUR WORST SIN IS THAT YOU BETRAYED YOURSELF FOR NOTHING.... My interpretation is, I wasn't authentic.....narcissim.....it's sad but it is driving the most evil $$$ ppl we are witnessing today.

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MaryAnn's avatar

True GHarkness: I kept waiting for ā€œWe just don’t know,ā€ from Fauxci, Birks, Wolensky, Anyone re the vid. But not one of them had the stones to admit they were flying blind. That is when I started to smell vermin.

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G Harkness's avatar

I think Jeff refers to Fauci as ā€œhuman cockroach,ā€ and for the life of me I can’t seem to think of a better explanation. And the rest of them are just like him.

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KB's avatar

narcissists

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Peter GL's avatar

if it is not in the books, approved by the insurances, or a medicine which they can perscribe, doctors will not even know about it - and will refuse to even consider it. Poor excuses for medical profession. Then again, the system created Fauci!

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Brenton Talcott's avatar

Coconut oil mouth swishes(oil pulling) are fantastic for naturally eliminating mouth bacteria.

Baking soda(NaHCOā‚ƒ), and ClO2 are also inexpensive and effective, but not as pleasant imo.

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

Castor oil is probably the best oil to use for oil pulling. And you only have to do it for a couple minutes vs 20 minutes with other oils. Castor oil (Palm of Christ) has many superior benefits.

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Brenton Talcott's avatar

I haven't tried Castor how is the flavor? I could swish coconut oil for hours i love the stuff.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Oil pulling is very helpful for me.

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Sharon Wood's avatar

How much coconut oil? Do you mix with water?

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Brenton Talcott's avatar

I do a heaping tablespoon(solid state below 78 farenheit )no water you will salivate as you swish.

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Hoffmeister's avatar

Started hydraulic swishing toothpaste for 5 minutes AM/PM after learning I need root canal x2) on tooth. Read about and used toothpaste on facial skin tag after looking up alternative methods of treatment & removal MD on line. Worked great, it kills bacteria, so started the mouthwash rinsing (5 minutes approx ), pain /pressure sensitivity gone, now research to avoid the root canals , after reading much here!

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VeryVer's avatar

toothpaste removed skin tag? wow. how did you do it?

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VeryVer's avatar

Yep, doctors don't know much more than they did 200 years ago. They don't know what causes diabetes, headaches, insomnia, cancer, heart attacks, strokes, ALS, arthritis, or...anything at all.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

Vaccines cause a LOT of

these

things and the covid vax exacerbates them.

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ACroneintheWoods's avatar

And medications. Statins are evil.

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GG's avatar

I have had headaches for 13 years on the left side of my head. I have had two crowns placed on two teeth on the left side of my head. I wonder if there's any connection...

The economy is so stellar right now, I probably wont be able to afford to have them replaced. It would be very embarrassing to run around with a missing front tooth, but perhaps that's the price to pay to make the headaches go away.

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Copernicus's avatar

Homeopathic hypericum used appropriately can eliminate mouth/dental infections. It may be worth trying.

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GG's avatar

I'm going to go research "homeopathic hypericum" and see if I can save these teeth! Thanks!

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Copernicus's avatar

Joette Calabrese is one place to start.

Homeopathy is an amazing medical practice but quite different than what we are accustomed to. So good to learn about it so you can use it safely, which you absolutely can do.

My husband used it along with essential oils to save one of his teeth.

Robin Murphy (now deceased) is another.

I recommend using Yandex or another alternative search engine if you don’t come up with much at first.

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daverkb's avatar

De Wife and I found this very interesting. I think you will too since none of this stuff is taught in 'churches' ... even though it is necessary to Christian understanding.

https://rumble.com/v40lfrr-our-protestant-heritage.html

I also include this as almost no one in America knows hardly anything about Russia, its history, it culture. (In one of the details, I found information on something which I always suspected ... confirmation of a sort pointing to CIA involvement in the Chechen wars. I always figured so, and as a part of the overarching scheme of encirclement of Russia going all the way back to the 1990's. I was glad to have finally found something on all that.)

https://rumble.com/v46rspx-russia-ends-300-years-of-west-centric-foreign-policy-gordon-hahn-alexander-.html

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Politico Phil's avatar

Ran across your comment but I wondered why it was buried in a discussion about root canals?

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daverkb's avatar

Nah! I saw these two items yesterday. And I thought of you and GG. Both you and GG may like this content. First, the Russian stuff is seldom put out elsewhere. And if you already know a lot about the Luther, some details may be knew or not thought of as presented directly.

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Dick's avatar

Yep. Haven’t visited the Duran in a while — this was a keeper.

& I hadn’t really ever given the 95 Theses a good look before. Vigano is a Luther of today, imho. But my RC friends — old-school (latin liturgy) only — know him only by reputation (bad), which is too bad.

Thanks again!

Blessings!

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daverkb's avatar

In the past, I much enjoyed listening in on what Vigano had to say. His historical depth of understanding is impeccable.

Gloria in excelsis Deo

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GG's avatar

He likely was responding to a conversation we had last week about Gulag Archipelago that went to the wrong comment. Sometimes it's human error, sometimes it's computer error.

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Dick's avatar

Thank you, Dave Killer Bee. :)

A coconut oil pull indeed!!

😊

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GG's avatar

Thanks! I'll check it out.

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RunningLogic's avatar

There is a dentist that advertises on a conservative leaning radio station in my area who is absolutely against crowns and root canals and does what he calls ā€œmicroscopic dentistryā€ to avoid these. I’m very intrigued by it but would like to do some more research into that before changing dentists.

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Barnjai's avatar

I would also be interested in this. My mouth is stuffed full of amalgam fillings, crowns and root canals.

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Barnjai's avatar

My husband's cousin has always been a free spirit and kind of cheap. He made his own teeth! He said he watched it on YouTube and made a bridge from a kit he ordered in the mail. They look like genuine teeth and they were very inexpensive. So, if I have all my crowns and root canals and amalgam fillings removed perhaps I can just make me some teeth :)

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Now that sounds really interesting and goodness dental can be stupid expensive and not often very good in my opinion. Please do share more if you are inclined!

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Barnjai's avatar

I'll see what I can do. We only see Cousin Wayne at Christmas but I'll see if I can't contact him. I was very curious, too.

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Ah, thank you. So interesting. I have a friend who made herself a front tooth when she waiting for her crown for her implant - she got it off of Amazon. But a whole set is intriguing!

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Barnjai's avatar

His is a bridge with 4 teeth I think. It's really amazing. I didn't think you could just make teeth! He said he had to work on the bite a little but I think he just sanded them down until they felt good. I gotta admit that I was intrigued, especially after forking out almost $4000 for two stupid crowns.

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Agree! I am facing some dental work that i am pretty sure may require a second mortgage!

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RunningLogic's avatar

More information if you’re interested in exploring this:

https://drshoup.com/

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Melony's avatar

I had two root canals, the first one's in my life, at age 57 last year. I'm reading about the bacteria and chronic infections that could exist and I'm wondering whether or not to have these two teeth extracted. I'm reading Dr. Thomas E. Levy's book "Stop America's #1 Killer!" regarding heart disease. The concept of "Total dental revision" is explained in chapter 29, and includes "proper removal of root canal-treated teeth."

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Frontera Lupita's avatar

Dentists are as bad as doctors, and it’s showing up big time now...they don’t know crap relating to how their ā€˜work’ (root canals)g is related to many chronic maladies in the body.

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Linda Archinal's avatar

I had a tiny 4 ml breast cancer removed but there is a tiny metal ball left to ā€˜place hold’ . I have been sore ever since in the area and just realized this week I’m sensitive to metal.... geez.

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JSR's avatar

Place hold?

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Dr. Richard Moulton's avatar

I was at a cancer conference and one of the speakers (an MD) said that if you have had a root canal and have breast cancer, the cancer is most likely to be on the same side of your body as the root canal. That's true for my wife.

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Renee Sommers's avatar

Follow Dr Kelly Blodgett on Instagram. He’s a dentist in Portland, Oregon who uses a 3-D Cone beam X-ray machine to find abscesses. He sends the pulled root canal teeth off to a lab and they all have multiple strains of bacteria and sometimes parasites. People’s prior health conditions literally go away in days.

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Kathy Sullivan's avatar

If you have root canals, you need to rinse daily with a solution of food grade hydrogen peroxide and distilled water very small ratio of hydrogen peroxide like 1 cap to 60 caps of water, it is strong but not dangerous whatsoever!....It will keep bacteria at bay! There are numerous books and articles on this very thing!

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Gram's avatar

No, this is not true -according to Dr Tennant and 1000s of testimonials. Opening the root exposes the meridian in the body to air/bacteria, which is not touched by anything topically. Dis-ease, cancer etc develops in the meridian connected to the root canal. Avoid root canals. Go to a biological dentist.

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VeryVer's avatar

well -- what if you already have root canals?

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

I have never had a root canal but in 2009 I went to Juarez Mexico and had 28 Porcelain crowns put in. Down to El Paso and across on the shuttle to fit the bite, grind the teeth get a plastic temporary set and back across in one day, skip a day while the crowns are made and run around El Paso shopping then back across on the shuttle get crowns set and head back home on the third day. $3450.

My neighbor, a dental hygienist says, " Let me see your teeth, WOW. An awesome job. How much?" When I told her she said, "It would have cost $28,000 up here and several trips!"

Then 6 years ago my Wife went there for a root canal and teeth cleaning. Across on the shuttle at 9AM and back across to El Paso and in the hotel restaurant eating Mexican food at 12:30 PM paying $220 total. A very clean job She never had any pain and has had no problems. Her best friend up here $2000 for the dentist to tell her he couldn't do it and sent her to Denver where they charged $4000 plus very painful. Those Mexican dentist are U S trained and the place has bars on the windows and bullet proof glass. When you enter they lock the doors unless you risk leaving.

You pay in Mexico but their El Paso office then gets you a refund check mailed from your insurance company. The best and cleanest dentists I ever went to.

I was told that today that job would be 40K in the USA.

They speak perfect English there too.

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Leo's avatar

Jay S. - Contact info for the Mexican dentists?

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

Washington Dental Clinic. I should have a card around someplace but the probably still have an El Paso Texas office.

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SoManyQuestions's avatar

Blodgett is the best!

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STH's avatar

Yup! The toxins get into the lymphatic system and end up in the breast.

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Mary's avatar

True for me as wellšŸ¤”

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Irunthis1's avatar

Well shit I’ve got many on both sides! Ahhhhhhhhhh!

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Baga's avatar

My root canal is so old I’m not positive I’m correct, but I do think my breast cancer is on the side of my root canal.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

I just read an article about that, how someone had a filling removed and the problem was solved. Recently I had a bad tooth and chose to have it pulled rather than have some godknowswhat in my mouth!

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Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

My oldest son developed a very life threatening case of endocarditis around his aorta following a root canal. Of course the two were never linked. After a month of fever, chills, and trips to emergency resulting in ā€œ you have a virus.. take Tylenol and go rest, he drove himself to the hospital and was eventually diagnosed with an infection at the heart valve which necessitated this 45 year old guy to have an aortic transplant.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

OMG I hope he is doing well now. This is so sad, and no one makes the connection! thank you for sharing Jan!

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Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

Thank you Ingrid. šŸ™

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MaryAnn's avatar

An undiagnosed heart murmur indicates a valve problem, in which case, prophylactic antibiotics should be given prior to any dental treatment. This kills any oral bacteria entering the blood stream and protects the faulty valve.

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Gram's avatar

Dr Tennant is a genius! Highly recommend his book: Healing is Voltage.

Book includes section on holistic dentistry. A 'biological' dentist is essential for optimum health. Also highly recommended: The Bleeding Edge documentary about medical devices. https://vimeo.com/286151015 The Medical Mafia is out of control.

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Kathryn Dewalt's avatar

Wow! I have had issues with medical procedures and medical advice, long before covid and the jab. But since then, I became convinced that my hesitancy to ALL KINDS of medical chicanery was instinctive and correct!

I now question my hip replacement in July of 2019, because the beating that left side took (in order to get my left leg back to the same length as before) left me with bruises and pain from above my knee to halfway down my calf FOR MONTHS. And unfortunately, the pounding failed, so my left leg is now longer.

A year later, I was still having issues in that knee (not the dang hip) and my surgeon asked me if I was vaxx'd. I said "No... and I won't be doing that." Dr P told me "Well, if you're not vaccinated by July (this was late May) I will no longer treat you." I asked what I was supposed to do since he did the surgery and I was still having knee pain. His answer "I'll refer you to another orthopedist."

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Linda Archinal's avatar

I mentioned this documentary to my 50 yo daughter and she was totally up on this info. I wasn’t and am quite glad I watched it Ty.

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KingPhillips1776's avatar

Need to get zirconia implants instead of titanium!

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Karmy's avatar

Look up Weston Price and root canals. He found that bacteria from bad root canals will impact your health.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

My dr told me to only go to biological dentist, my chronic inflammatory response syndrome is easily triggered and the dentist is usually dangerously unaware.

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FourWinds's avatar

Does anyone know anything concrete about self-assembling nanotechnology in dental numbing agents? Apparently that was found in samples in another country. No mRNA or graphene, but apparently tech that could make .... something. I am not attempting to fear monger, just trying to find out if this is a real thing. I have two badly decayed teeth that I want pulled, but NO WAY will I ever use anything like nanotech if I can absolutely avoid it. I trust no one any more.

I am trying comfrey compresses on both teeth. This may or may not work, but I am willing to try. Too early to see if it makes a difference, but I will say it healed my dad's broken shoulder. Comfrey is reputated to knit bones but am not sure what it will do with the infection. I'll report if it does anything.

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Kathy Sullivan's avatar

Atleast if you get implants they remove the bacteria with root canals the bacteria remains!....I'd rather have implants than bacteria!

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Paige Green's avatar

I have a naturopathic doctor friend that talks about disease from the collar up. He has a YT page and a video that talks about the link of oral bacteria and heart health, plus other topics.

https://youtu.be/jVedWy9AwrA?si=CE97FK1BqCiYm8tG

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Politico Phil's avatar

I wonder if magnets could disrupt the nano technology in the bio-weapon? I must remember to post this question to Dr. Ana Mihalcea.

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Kathy Sullivan's avatar

Let us know!

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Oscar Cannington's avatar

I always wondered why they banned BuckyBalls, those super-strong neodymium magnets sold as desktop fidget toys. I figured the strong magnets ruined deep-state surveillance but maybe it had something to do with medical treatment.

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Jon Swenson's avatar

Kids might swallow.

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Linda's avatar

For the same reason WalMart just had to pull a "toy" of magnet balls -- kids swallow them. Probably swallowing ONE wouldn't be an issue, but swallowing 2.... one magnet is in one part of the intestine, the other magnet is in another part of the intestine, they pull together and voila! Blocked intestine. Kids have died. Very sad.

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Excellent thought, Phil!

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daverkb's avatar

For you ...

This one is very interesting. For me, I found some vicarious confirmation on the Chechen wars. Stuff I always suspected.

https://rumble.com/v46rspx-russia-ends-300-years-of-west-centric-foreign-policy-gordon-hahn-alexander-.html

This was our Sunday sermon via Internet (because there ain't no churches in our area worth going to! Sad ... but believe it!)

https://rumble.com/v40lfrr-our-protestant-heritage.html

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Willing Spirit's avatar

For a true study, check out the Reformation period from the Catholic viewpoint. Much of what your speaker is saying is simplistic and not accurate.

Henry VIII declared himself head of the Church of England because he wanted to divorce and remarry. Catholics were persecuted to the point of being stripped of their property and even their lives.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Hugh_Benson

The above wrote well researched historical fictions about the sufferings of Catholics.

The Catholic Church is the church established by Jesus Christ. In his great mercy, it is obvious to me that he works through the Protestant and Orthodox branches of Christianity.

But the Truth is complex and requires a full study of how we’ve arrived at this point in time.

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Tio Nico's avatar

Not true.. Jesus did NOT establish the Roman church. Read the book of Acts, and Paul's epistles. Yes, read them yourself.

His followers had to scatter because of persecution by the Jews in Israel, and the Roman governors in Israel as well. Between the Zealots and the Romans working in cahoots, christians fled in droves. BUT this was Gods plan, to bring the gospel to the rest of the world. Asia Minor was the main centre fir believers, who lived alongside if the local pagan idolworshippers, often suffering persecution. After the Romans uterly destroyed Jerusalem and its temple, there WAS no more Israel. Over the next couple hundred years once the last Roman Emperor was gone, Rome became a centre for many believers, and Rome became a centre for church leadership. Once Constantiine made Christianity the state religion (in 325 I believe) of what was lef of the Roman Empire, Rome became the centre for the church. Couciles and getheirns mostly took place there. Over time stagnation and corruption cretp in, Rome became the central office of the organisation. This, of course, let do corruption aas the central function if the faith fell by the wayside. As the "organisation" spread and grew in influence and power it became what is now the Roman Catholic CHurch. Take a hard look at the current "pope" and tell me if this guy is truly cincernted with the values and mission Jesus gave His church.nThe corruption nd apostasy of the leadership has only increased over the centuries. CHiuch of England did come about because Henry Eighth refused to obey God's law prohibiting divorce and remarriage. His fight waas not with the pope, but with Jesus Himself. So that "granch" of the church has its roots in corruption and rebellion.

When Jesus said to is servant Peter "you re Peter and upon this rock (a play on Peter's name, whcich means rock) I will build MY church" He was not making Peter any sort of prelate or kingpin. The "rock" he was calling the fundation was the faith exhibited by Peter at that time. That sae faith is in all of us who believe in Jesus. The roman church is so corrupt there is no way it can be "the trie church". besides, that leaves out all the other "breanches: of Christ's church we have seen in the past, and present: coptic (Egypt, Ethiopia, etc(, Syrochaldean (India) Russian Orrhodox, Greek Orthodox, Greek Orthodox, most of the so-called "protestant" and reformed churches. al

l trace their roots back to the original CHurch esus established "upon this rock".n

The roman church is based upon following arbitrary manmade rules, the political/performance, traditions, and, of course oddles of money/influence. I kniwm as I was raised in that church, having atended catholic schools fri kindergarten through university. I found it all empty and pwerless to deal with the confusion and emptiness and uter failure to deal with the obvious sin beseting my life. That was 1947 to 1974. From 1974 to now I have had a close walk with the Jesus who did die for ME... and ha scalled me to follow Him.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Yes, true. I have a personal relationship with Jesus. I have read the book of Acts many times and have a broad understanding of the history of the church from the beginning.

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daverkb's avatar

I read long ago, maybe it was Gibbon ... that the early Church was infiltrated by members of the Roman aristocracy who had nowhere else to go; and that by the 3rd century AD the word 'pope' began to be seen in use. Today, the Bishop of Rome, Pope and head of the Roman Catholic Church, the , is also honored with this title of highest honors, Pontifex Maximus. This was also the same title used for centuries in designation of Rome's highest priest. The title literally appear to meant the highest or supreme bridge builder (pons/bridge + facere/to make + maximus/supreme, highest).

Your understanding of Peter and the rock is same as mine. And your observation of Jesus/I am the way appears to be further illumination buttressing. And the Church created of God is the Kingdom, not of this world. I.e, not a building, city ... not Man ruling over men. It is a far greater and more splendid creation.

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Tio Nico's avatar

"pope" is an anglicisation of the word "papa", "father" in english. But GOD os thee Father of us all, per HIS words. Right?

You are on he mark with "pontifex maximus", ltin for "supreme bridge builder". This title arises from the lie that the pope is the "vicar of Christ on earth","vicar" meaning go-between" or " place-holder". Jesus has clearly stated HE is the Mediator between God and man, there IS nor can there be another. In my own life, having that middleman cut out of the equation made an YUUUUUGE Difference. I am now in a direct one to one relationship with the Maker and Sustainer of the universe. I know I have His ear, at any moment. And He has MY ear as well. ONLY HE has paid the price to stand between the Father and me.

WHO needs an ersatz overpaid hireling who does not even know any of we wee peons even exist? I will take the One who KNOWS my name, is closer than a brother, and gave His all.. for ME.

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daverkb's avatar

Your last sentence seems to sum it all up pretty tidy-like. And all the Confessions of Faith from the Reformation agree with you. And thanks for taking the time. Gloria in excelsis Deo

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Willing Spirit's avatar

You can read most anything, because most anything is out there to be read. Discernment through the Holy Spirit is key.

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At a very minimum, I think you might admit that it was far easier to find things once upon a time in the days of the Wild West Internet. Much harder it is today with the control search engine censoring and with the god-Cretin Rulers trying to clamp down on everything.

Thanks for the information which I shall review. In your indite, I find it wholly astonishing that found a single lawyer admitting that you were right in the pertaining history. I never had a lawyer admit to anything, mostly just not contesting, or merely dancing around at the edges. And as you know not denying, non-rebuttal of a claim is a kind of default admission. That is, what is not rebutted stands as truth in law. At any rate, lawyers play a cagey game and live in fear of the BAR.

I think it is safe to say that the American Republics ended with the conclusion of the War Between the States. And that the year 1913 pounded the remaining raised coffin nails flat down into the wood. And that 2001 marks the rise of the Terror Empire American ... but not of, by and for the people. Everyone is living in Wonderland and know it not. The Cretin Tyrants, the Overlord Monsters, are correct in their view as the people being nothing more than livestock to be farmed ... sadly so. Regarding this state of affairs, Hosea 4:6 sums the state of things up pretty cogently, that 'my people are destroyed from lack of knowledge'. That would be first knowledge of God wherein fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. But it is all, by appearances and habit, a lack of knowedge of just about everything. We truly live in the Age of the March of the Zombies.

Manta used to lay everything out, and with each branch, agency, sub-agencies a separate incorporation. The last I saw was the County of Roanoke in Manta, and saying something like 'doing busines as a private company'. I think this all has been mostly scrubbed from Manta. They the powers that be apparently do not anyone knowing anything. And so, Scrub-a-Dub is the tune 'they' sing.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I don’t doubt a word of that. I’m just thinking of that old hymn, Leaning On The Everlasting Arms. That’s all I know to do in this long and weary storm.

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It may surprise no one that a Protestant by Westminster Confession standards will differ greatly from the many conceptions as are held by the Church of Rome. One of these being that God instituted His catholic Church universal belonging to Him alone … and not to some other large ā€˜C’ institution made of Man and located somewhere in the middle of Italy. Catholics and Protestants will contest this contention until the cows come home as will they argue such other things as the alleged validity of the ā€˜apostolic succession’.

Henry VIII was not much of, if at all, a Christian. And even the duller knives in the drawer ought to be able to figure out that Henry was more interested in self-serving instruments, actions and proclamations coming with high propaganda value attached than he was about placing Bibles into churches.

That you zero in on Henry in upper case fashion is cause for puzzlement. And ditto as to persecutions no matter who of Man is doing the persecuting for whatever reason or reasons. To wit, the subject matter at hand is Protestant history, specifically Martin Luther and the 95 Theses, and with this being the launch point of the historical Protestant Reformation.

That you allude to everything but Luther and the 95 thesis appears to carry with it the risk of being seen as being more diverting of gaze than being interested in the subject matter at hand.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

My zeroing in on Henry the wife killer was to point out that many notable Catholics were martyred during the reformation period, as well as plenty of commoners.

It’s not a one sided story, by any means when it comes to martyrdom.

The actions of Martin Luther were an excuse for power mad beings to make war on Catholics.

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Henry, no Boy Scout, for sure and was Christian in name only. And for sure, Henry-clones abound in our day. And for sure Luther was embraced by the Northern European rulers as a way to get out from underneath the dictate of the Popes. Just the same as the Americans wanted out from under the dictate of Geo. III. And BRICS Plus want out from underneath the horrors of the American Empire gone Satanic Marxist Woke.

And even the Satanic Wokies don't wish to be oppressed by Christian morals and constraint in their dream of and their drive towards their One World Hellhole vision of bliss. Yesterday's C & C Rachel Mad Cow clip was very revealing of the point.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

And the beat goes on.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Have you looked at Martin Luther’s earliest efforts to make a religion? It is much closer to Catholic than anything Protestant today?

And his removal of Holy Scriptures and the embarrassment of having to replace them?

He’s not the idol you believe him to be. But God is gracious and merciful and works with those who earnestly seek Christ. I don’t get too wrapped up in Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant divisions. I look for the commonality.

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Willing Spirit! Please be careful of presuming too, too ... way too much. The item was about church history, not about Lutheranism per se. And as regards Luther, I would say that Luther is decidedly a person of interest, historically significant, and a remarkable fellow ... objections notwithstanding. And like the Apostles, highly imperfect as are all of Man.

Your comment about commonality has great merit, and yet difference count. After all, with differences being a discriminative mental process, this is key to how we learn. That is an apple is not a pear, an orange, an ant or snail and so on. And sameness is categorization, taxonomy and the like. All in its proper placement! Both differences and sameness are required.

But I am glad you wrote as you did. People should know who was the historical Martin. I imagine that his wife had a handful on her hands. But she must have been a gifted woman as she navigated between the shoals of the mercurial Luther without undue wreckages.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

The older I get, the more I relate to the book of Ecclesiastes. There is nothing new under the sun and all our knowing is so much hot air and I throw myself upon the mercy of my creator and beg His covering protection.

Enjoy your intellectual exercises. In 73 years I’ve done my share. Listening to both sides of every argument is necessary, otherwise the first account you hear sounds right.

Proverbs 18:17.

I love Jesus with all my heart, mind and soul. I’m too tired for the bickering.

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Ecclesiastes is my favorite book of the Bible. It took me a long time to appreciate 'vanity of vanities' ... and harder for young people full of themselves to do so. And then next the Psalms and Proverbs (and maybe these should be first, but then again we all have our quirks)

I like Jonah who went to extremes, to the ends of the earth just to avoid his 'assignment'. And then decided that one cannot escape God if God really wants something out of us. And then after the whale and all the doings ended up under the withered palm tree, or whatever it was. And just goes to illustrate what I have learned of life. Nothing ever goes quite as one would think. Nothing! I could have never pre-imagined out my life in advance.

And then Jeremiah. Did everything right, got thrown down a well ... an yet everything turned out all right in the end. Still, incredible how much wax people can have in their ears, and how off the rails to the beat of the wrong drummer humanity can be, or more typically is.

And Job? What a wonderful book. What a lesson in Faithfulness to the Lord. The resoluteness is simply beyond description.

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Carolyn's avatar

The Ro.an Church WAS NOT ESTABUSHED by YESHUA. HE was known as "the WAY" and HIS followers were know as followers of the WAY. . HE was a JEW. Born a Jew, lived as a Jew and died as a Jew. HE practiced GOD'S laws. You want to talk about persecution talk about the inquisition carried out by the Roman church. You need to do research for the truth.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

You are wrong.

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Cajetan's avatar

Carolyn, the Inquisition is a very complex subject. Most Americans and English have a cartoonish understanding of it. For context, Fauci killed more people in a couple of weeks than were sentenced to death in 500 years.

This was also a propaganda war at the time. Did you hear about the thousands of Catholics that were killed by the Germans, Dutch, and English? Didn't think so. Funny, how they leave that out of your history books. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmhdYHflBDI

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Donna Ruth's avatar

As do you …

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Politico Phil's avatar

Oh, here it is. Thanks for the link. Got it pulled up.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

Thanks for both links. No doubt something in the body will shift with application of this local EMF (low tech DIY triangle). The local EMF is going to disrupt something, temporarily at least. I'd rather be exposed to low tech over and over than unknowingly subjected to bombardment of silent, invisible 5G - unknowingly but highly suspected. Towers anyone? And if the low tech counteracts nanotech that has infiltrated the body - injection, chemtrail, food supply, mosquitos, other insidious vectors - that's a bonus. Or in fact a therapeutic. All with a grain of salt at this point, but there is clearly some potential - no pun intended. Thanks again for posting.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Thanks for the links. I’d like to try this for ā€œmorgellons ā€œ

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Politico Phil's avatar

Can you explain about the morgellons?

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Bob's avatar

Just saw your comment on Covid and coffee comment. Incredible story. I will be trying a magnet on my thyroid to see if it can have any effect on my Hashimotos and brain fog issues. This could be a huge breakthrough for many ailments. I suspect this might be related to earthing and grounding helping people with many health issues. God bless you for writing about your journey!

Bob in NC

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

I am reading a book about methylene blue. Still wondering if this is a remedy for some ailments.

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PermieGeek's avatar

Methylene blue has been proven to be helpful for Covid and long Covid. It definitely helps at the level of mitochondrial energy and if the body has the energy it needs, it is more successful at healing or fighting virus or detoxing toxins.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

thanks! I was hoping someone would confirm and am going to order it. Did not get the jabs nor the illness, but want to have it on hand, just in case!

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PermieGeek's avatar

I’ve been taking it since 2020 and it definitely helps me with energy and my mind being clearer.

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Concerned mom's avatar

Where did you ordered it from and how much do you take? Thanks for sharing

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Cajetan's avatar

I ordered it from CZTL after doing my research. 5gm for $85, including shipping. Unfortunately I didn't notice any benefit for my fatigue. Oh well.

As for dosing, that's a little tricky. There are resources online.

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Concerned mom's avatar

I've been doing a bit of reading and educating on "earthing / grounding" and recommend it. It's FREE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRW0XO2xWn4&t=4s

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PermieGeek's avatar

Before 2020, the FDA was going after MB for some reason and very hard to find pharmaceutical grade so I started with the kind for fish. Now there are loads of places to buy- just get pharma grade. A couple drops in water a day is what I do.

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STH's avatar

Be careful with it! It turns everything it touches blue.

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John Bugni's avatar

Including the toilet. My wife hates it and makes me clean the toilet.

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SoManyQuestions's avatar

Can confirm also!

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Our naturopath recommended Biopharm, you can order it on Amazon.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

thanks! I will save the name because the one i ordered is another brand. Let us hope it is good too!

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RandiG's avatar

I’ve been taking MB for 2 months. What a difference!! Highly recommend. And it helps UTIs, too

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Tea Tephi's avatar

I am reading Sloan's book on Methylene Blue. I have purchased MB, and Powdered Ascorbic Acid recommended to enhance results. But I haven't tried it yet. The biggest reason to try it for me, is brain fog. And the good results talked about for dementia patients, maybe it would help my mother.

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EverybodyDuck's avatar

I recommend you try it. I am pretty healthy and not on any medications. I pursued it to see if it would help one of my children that has anxiety, OCD and depression. Before giving him any, I wanted to try it myself to see if I noticed any side effects.

I started with a tiny dose (5mg) - 10 drops of 1% MB in 8oz water and 3/8 tsp of ascorbic acid.

I noticed a difference in 10-15 mins. Improved mental clarity, focus and energy. The effect lasted a good 8-10 hours.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

as a matter of fact I just placed my order! Thank you so much for your reaction and especially for the dose tip. I am going to try slowly as well. I only take some supplements, mostly vitamins and milk thistle. I am in good health but yes the brain fog is setting in here too LOL. So it is better to take it in the morning! Thank you again xxx

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CeCe Brown's avatar

I've been reading in health groups about methylene blue as well as MSM, DMSO, boron/borax, colloidal silver......lots of stuff they are keeping from us.

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Bob's avatar

I will need to look into that. Thanks

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LS Woodruff's avatar

My husband's naturopath recommended it daily in his fight with cancer and stated that she also takes it - 20 drops in water daily. It is well known for helping with many ailments!

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Momcat's avatar

I have Hashimotos as well, it seems to have caused all manner of problems as I've aged. could it be caused from all the dental xrays I had as a child? there are so many diseases drs don't even try to heal, they just give you meds to manage symptoms - high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, etc.

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Bob's avatar

The Healthcare Industrial complex is tightly interwoven to suck money out of your bank account as you age. I worked in healthcare for 27 years until being ousted due to not taking the jab and due to age discrimination. It's the biggest scam and we have all been led to believe they are there to help us. Fortunately there are many in the system who will help you if you can happen upon them. Until I discovered the term "Functional Medicine" I was at a total loss for where to get help. Hashimoto's causes many ailments or many ailments has caused Hashimoto's. My vitamin D level was 11 when I went to see a neurologist because I felt like I was going to fall down every set of stairs I came to. Normal for D is 50-70 depending on who you ask. After 2 weeks of supplementing with vitamin D3 and vitamin K my balance issue was back to normal. Vitamin D deficiency is widespread and cause for many symptoms but GP's don't standardly test for it. Now I get it tested annually and insurance pays for it due to my Hashimoto's diagnosis.

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Mary H.'s avatar

Would love to hear more about personal experience with earthing & grounding ?

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Banjocat's avatar

Mary, I take care of my ailing mother. I started grounding her using Clint Ober's earthing sheet. Prior to grounding she never smiled or laughed. Within a few days her behavior changed in this small observable way. She started to smile and laugh. She also seems less mentally fractured and scattered (read: grounded). I don't know what it is doing for her otherwise but that was a win for us both.

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Mary H.'s avatar

Thank you !

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Mary, there’s a guy with a substack and who comments here, Roman Shaproval. Good info.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Excellent! Roman

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Jaci's avatar

Earthing makes so much sense! We, as humans, are so disconnected from the frequencies of health. Check out QuantumHealingSystems.org and see what frequencies are doing to heal. Amazing.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

@Jaci Johnson my sister told me about quantum healing systems and I have a tab open on it right now! Have you used it? It’s so hard to sift through all the alternative health solutions alone.

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NX17's avatar

Check out Dr Laura Koniver’s site https://intuition-physician.com/

She’s a medical doctor who is an expert on grounding/earthing. She has books, a movie and You Tube channel and many products.

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Paige Green's avatar

I purchased a grounding mat last summer after talking to a guy at our local fair. Unfortunately I’ve put it in the closet. Time to break it out again!

I’ve read it helps pets as well, and they seem to intuitively know it.

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Heather's avatar

I fully believe that earthing/grounding is good for us, but I’m not sold on the pads yet. Purchased an earthing pad for under my sheet (I sleep sans PJ’s so just a thin sheet between me and the grounded mat)....doesn’t seem to be doing anything for me. I don’t have much wrong, but some hip/back/ankle pain that I hoped would be helped by it. No luck but an inversion board is doing wonders for those aches....continuing to use the pad and am resolved to spend time barefoot outside once the world thaws outside my door (just one perspective...lots of other people have improvements in many areas physically and cognitively)

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Martin's avatar

A friend of mine recommended earthing to me. I watched a movie about it on YouTube. I’ve read some about it. The Movie talks about how in the last hundred years or so we’ve moved away from leather shoes and so forth to synthetic soles and that is a problem. But dry leather is an insulator And people have not gone around in bare feet for centuries maybe millennia in general. In Addition to that grass is not a conductor of electricity and I would be surprised if the highly calloused thick skin of people who often go around in bare feet is a very good conductor of electricity. In addition to that I never did see what the voltage potential of a human body is but I’ll bet it’s not very much maybe less than 10 volts? A low potential like that makes it even more difficult for current to flow. So I’m not trying to poo poo the whole idea but it doesn’t seem to make much sense to me.

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Kathy Sullivan's avatar

I have low thyroid....where would you apply the magnet, directly to the throat? I'm also in NC....:)

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Bob's avatar

Honestly I'm not sure. I will likely try first on back of my neck so as not to be too close. I have been living with tinnitus and vertigo for many years 10+ and thinking about magnetism for a long time for that also. I have also found relief for chronic sinus issues using EFT whenever severe headaches appear each year in the fall during heightened mold season. Sorry for the rant. Modern medicine has been no help ever since Hashimotos diagnosis

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Kathy Sullivan's avatar

Gosh sorry to hear about the issues! Yes medical = meds! You tube Dr. Berg, he has great information about Hoshimotos....I believe you'll find iodine suggestions in there but I do love him and he is a very smart man...he is a Chiropractor and has studied nutrition and everything natural, he is amazing and they are trysding to silence him, of course!

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Bob's avatar

Yes I too have followed Dr Berg since discovering him on YT. Isabella Wentz (Thyroid Pharmacist) is where I discovered that all my symptoms matched the connection to thyroid. Also Motivational Doc offers many good tips. I've never been on "meds" since my numbers were "normal"

I'm 68 now and it's been a frustrating ride trying to figure things out. Brain no longer works the way it once did. Chaos occupies a lot of my time. Thanks for your concern and keep the faith.

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Kathy Sullivan's avatar

With all of the chaos and confusion in this world, I don't think any of us operate at full capacity without this or that to steal our concentration! Stay with God and all will work out....XOXO

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Gram's avatar

HTMA (hair tissue mineral analysis) helped me overcome 6 yrs of tinnitus, brain fog, anxiety, insomnia, electrical hypersensitivity, chemical sensitivity. Lab showed toxic level of copper. After 8 months of changed diet and supplements, copper level was down to 'normal' level -- and I went to sleep to the sweet sound of silence for the first time in 6 yrs.

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Bob's avatar

Interesting...when I was tested back in2018 my copper levels were normal but Zinc was low which caused my copper/zinc ratio to be out of balance. Maybe my copper level is actually high or at least higher than my body likes it. Thanks for that info...every little bit helps and glad you were healed

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Bob's avatar

Where did you get the test from?

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Connect The Dots's avatar

I also have low thyroid but with "normal numbers"… even though I had all the symptoms, my regular GP would not treat it. I have a naturopath who treats my thyroid using a much smaller range. It is a game changer. I am so sensitive that I can feel within a few days if my thyroid is off and I can adjust my prescription.

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Fred's avatar

Absolutely true! Never dismiss dementia or other symptoms with TSH levels in the higher end of ā€œnormal.ā€

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Bob's avatar

If only I could find someone like that

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Connect The Dots's avatar

What state are you in? I've noticed that some places are more open to naturopathy than others

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Bob's avatar

NC

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BBS's avatar

Have you tried resetting the crystals in your ears for your vertigo?

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Bob's avatar

Ruled that out early on but yes I tried it many times. They determined it was likely due to an infection in my ear. Thanks for your suggestion!

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Ashley's avatar

I’ve had multiple years of similar. Based on another persons suggestion, I am nebulizing daily with food grade hydrogen peroxide and saline. I also put it in my ears - the food grade hydrogen peroxide.

It’s my own hypothesis, but I think there is some sort of latent infection in my head. This *seems* to be clearing it, bit by bit.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Sorry to hear of your medical issues. Please let us know how it goes.

Many of us have thyroid issues.

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CStone's avatar

What is EFT treatment?

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Bob's avatar

As Banjocat said here. I learned the technique back in the 1990's from a radiologist I worked with who was also learning acupuncture at the time. It's also referred to as tapping and is associated with stimulating the nervous system by literally tapping the points on your head torso and fingers. I used it while driving once to relieve pain over my eye from a sinus infection and it was shocking to have all pain subside after doing it twice. Search Youtube for Quick Tutorial On Tapping & How to Do EFT . Short 4 min video

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Banjocat's avatar

Emotional Freedom Technique. They use it a lot on PTSD patients.

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Ursula Gibson's avatar

I just read an article by Dr Mercola about the effects of estrogen on our health, including low thyroid levels. This also affects men since we’re surrounded by hormone disrupters in our environment and food, that lead to rising levels of estrogen in our bodies.

After the surgical onset of menopause I was placed on estrogen. Last year I needed to start thyroid medication. I’m still not properly adjusted. Next step for me is to wean off the estrogen.

Over the years I’ve been told many conflicting things about the benefits and risks of estrogen, by doctors! They can’t even agree on that!

Our bodies are finally tuned, interconnected, complex systems that need to be treated as a whole not the compartmentalizing that so many doctors practice today.

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Kathy Sullivan's avatar

And one doctor completely ignores what the other is doing! It's horrible!

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Candy's avatar

I was prescribed estrogen after complete hysterectomy in ā€˜98. I read the insert. It said that it was only for the transition as the body adjusts and should not be taken longer than 6 months. So I didn’t take it. Very glad

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Bob's avatar

100% agree

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daverkb's avatar

Interesting!

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Gram's avatar

Use your body wisdom, intuition, muscle-testing to know where to apply.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Be real careful with iodine. Some naturopaths are in favor of it but MD’s aren’t. So of course I tried it and quickly, within 4 days, developed vertigo and migraines.

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Candy's avatar

I take iodine. My friend who developed hashimoto’s after she got the shot started iodine and feels better. Maybe it’s an individual thing? Or the kind or the way you’re taking it?

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I take it but I had my thyroid chemically ablated in 1993.

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Candy's avatar

Bummer. So sorry

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KatLee's avatar

A local herbalist (also a phd in molecular biology) taught that you can determine if your body needs iodine by dabbing on a quarter size ā€œpatchā€ of the liquid. If it is absorbed within 24 hours, you are deficient. Also, for zinc, if you put a tablet on your tongue and taste metallic, you do not need zinc.

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CStone's avatar

Please keep us updated. I have several friends who have been dx’d with Hashimoto’s this could be an answer or even ā€˜the’ answer!

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ASK's avatar

I too have Hashimotos, but I think it was caused by having mono. Anyone with an autoimmune condition should buy ā€˜The LDN Bookā€ off Amazon and then give the copy to their doctor as a way of getting them to prescribe it. I’ve done that with 2 doctors so far and it works. The interview with NY Dr Bernard Bihari is also informative.

LDN or low dose naltrexone helps your thyroid hormone work better and it triggers your body into making endorphins. It is also anti cancer. It has made a huge difference for me.

Doctors usually can’t order it directly off their systems, so it needs to be ordered from a compounding pharmacy. I found Care First Specialty pharmacy in NJ to be excellent as a compounding pharmacy.

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AJWinkel's avatar

I had thyroid issues also - please read either David Brownsteins book Iodine why you need it or Lynne Farrows book "the iodine crisis" they both talk about the necessity of it and in this bromide driven world - bromides take the place of iodine in our bodies and how to get those out and refill your body with iodine. There's a protocol, very simple and easy, not complex, but you will understand once you get the book. And you will notice a remarkable improvement in so many areas of your body! Iodine is your thyroid's best friend.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Thank you! I have used magnetics for injury. I purchased them for a ridiculous price. I will get the smaller neodymium magnets.

They don’t tell you about diarrhea and joint replacement, do they?

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

I have had no joint replacements but I do need to use my hands to do all types of work. My thumbs were extremely stiff and painfully and my fingers numb exactly as carpal tunnel.

I watched a Documentary on Amazon about how nobody is grounded today. Nearly all footware is rubber soled. I started walking barefoot on my grounded concrete shop floor and noticed a rapid improvement.

Then I bought a fitted King Size grounding bottom sheet from Amazon that plugs into the ground of an electrical outlet. NO MORE PAIN and carpal tunnel symptoms are go one after about 2 months of using this. The sheet is machine washed once a week. Do not use fabric softeners, Lavender in the bath or body oils.

And just like telling my jabbed friends the jab is bad, most ignore this too. They still trust big pharma and ignore what really works.

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Gram's avatar

We all need to reduce EMF exposure, especially WiFi. Replace wireless router with one that has WiFi OFF switch. Use hard-wired ethernet connection, wired mouse and wired keyboard. I noticed a change almost immediately. You can get adapters to hard-wire your cell phone to your router too.

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Runemasque's avatar

There what was the documentary? How can a concrete floor be grounded? I am thinking grounding is like grounding that would occur when you are barefoot and in touch with the earth?

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Gram's avatar

Concrete is made of sand. It is grounding, unless it is poured on a plastic pad.

https://intuition-physician.com/

Grounded Documentary - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRW0XO2xWn4&t=4s

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

My 16x32 concrete floor is over a basement I built that has a 4 inch OD 16 foot long drill stem pipe on 9 inch centers. On 8 foot high walls poured with rebar over the building code requirements.

If you use the sheet make sure the circuit is grounded by using a circuit tester that shows if it is a true ground or open ground.

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BBS's avatar

Walking barefoot on concrete and wooden floors causes very painful and long-lasting plantar fasciitis for a lot of people, including me.

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ChrisB's avatar

That is remarkable and I'll bet you've said Hallelujah! a lot this past month! My husband works in the scrap metal recycling industry and when I read this to him he said, Yep, rare earth magnets are about 20x stronger than regular magnets and will even attract only slightly magnetic material that would otherwise not appear to be magnetic. His company uses giant ones to separate magnetic material out of aluminum.

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Roland, FYI some of your replies did not end up in this same comment thread. Maybe you could comment them again under your first comment about the hip replacement?

It's a great comment. A family member just fell and had a hip replacement this week. I felt distrustful as a matter of course with medical interventions. Any other thoughts on hip replacements and joint replacements? I wonder if they are always necessary or helpful, and complications. I had urged this family member to check out a local regenerative joint therapy clinic. I'd be interested to hear more of your experience and thoughts.

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Gram's avatar

My 80 yr old friend had a doc recommend hip replacement. I recommended a 2nd opinion from someone who doesn't earn their living doing hip replacements! She went to a chiropractor. After 3 sessions, no more hip pain -- 1 yr later -- no hip pain.

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Yes, if you go to a surgeon, 9 times out of 10 they will recommend surgery. It's the only tool in their toolbox.

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Bob's avatar

Yep...never met a car salesman who said your current car is fine-no need for a new one! šŸ˜‚

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Janet's avatar

I was in an accident in 2022. Shattered the ball of my femur but the pelvis was just fine. I was 74. I was walking without aid 3 miles within 6 weeks after the half replacement but I’m in excellent health and walked a lot before. I haven’t had any problems since. I was concerned about being in a hospital in 2022 but it was a local small town hospital and I knew personally some of the staff. I’m glad it was there and not one of the giant hospitals around me. My mother fell as she was entering dementia stage and after surgery never walked again. I was very determined to get this fully behind me. But I keep track of what might be happening even now at this point.

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Erin Montgomery's avatar

Depends on the severity of the break and age of patient for hip replacement. Some patients with a fracture,if not fixed, are wheelchair/bed bound. (CT/MRI tech x40yrs)

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Runemasque's avatar

That makes sense. It's hard to figure out when there is the surprise urgency of pain and doctors wanting to do the procedure. I just don't know a lot about the dynamics and how the procedure is properly or improperly used.

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Fred's avatar

From a joint surgeon: ā€œI can’t tell you when you need a replacement; you will tell me.ā€ Truth. X-rays and MRIs often do not correlate with the symptomatology.

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CStone's avatar

I had two knee replacements. My balance has been horrible. I didn’t connect it to

My knee replacements until I had a conversation with a retired GP who had a knee replacement too. He asked me if I had ever had trouble with my balance. My answer was ā€œYes. why?ā€ His surgeon asked him AFTER the surgery if he had noticed having any problems balancing. (my dr had only ever asked me about how my knee was doing, never anything about balance).

The retired Dr told me that there is a ā€˜nerve in the joints that tells the brain ā€˜you’re stepping off a curb, balance yourself’, and that nerve goes away after knee replacement.

So. Thank you. Perhaps this will benefit me with my dizziness when walking. I just put two refrigerator magnets on my knees. May have to go to Home Depot, but if it helps my balance it will definitely be worth it!

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Oh, my goodness, CStone! Thank you for sharing this story. Makes perfect sense -- the "collateral" damage of surgery, including "parts" replacement -- "that nerve (the one that tells the brain 'you're stepping off a curb, balance yourself) goes away after knee replacement."

Does it go away or is it removed as part of the removal and replacement of the joint, in this case, the knee?

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CeCe Brown's avatar

I use neodymium magnets in my custom fender covers I make and sell. You need to be careful with them, they can cause issue with pacemakers. Also, the larger they are the stronger they are.....I live giving some to friends to play with, they always holler cause one will pinch them. They can easily fracture. You don't want to let small children who may swallow them play with them....they can be deadly if swallowed. These are the magnets they use to pick up cars with. The 1/4 x 1/2 x 3/8 ones I use will hold about 25 lbs each.

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Doug's avatar

Slight clarification: the magnets they use to pick up cars are electromagnets - many times stronger than rare earth magnets and able to be turned off - allowing them to let go of the cars when needed so they can pick up other cars. Sorry to nitpick, but I couldn't let this one slide by.. Have a great day, CeCe!

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CeCe Brown's avatar

Ah! Yes, that makes sense! Thanks for correcting me....I had wondered about the release part of that. I was parroting what someone told me and I should have thought about that a little better!

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Susan Seas's avatar

Thank you so much for sharing this incredibly difficult story! My Dad has mobility issues from a stroke and has this issue. Thankfully not as frequent šŸ˜“ he has had a knee and shoulder replaced. I hope you experience a complete healing!

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CitizenKC's avatar

If you usually sleep with your head to the North you can reverse your magnetic field by flipping so your head faces the South Pole. If the Earth's magnetic field shifts, which can happen, you will have to flip back to your original sleeping position.

https://www.sciencealert.com/is-earths-magnetic-field-on-the-verge-of-flipping-over-an-expert-explains

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Becky's avatar

Grandma always said to sleep with your head toward east or west, never toward north or south. I wonder if that was thought to cover one’s bases!

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

we were told to place the headboard of the bed on the East. that is what we were told as kids back in Europe

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Gram's avatar

Magnetic fields are present in walls from electrical wiring -- they are all around us in buildings, homes, bedrooms. Many homes have bad wiring and are not grounded. An EMF meter was one of the best investments I made years ago. I could see where electric, magnetic and radio frequency (WiFi) fields were and remediate (shield, create distance, etc). I could also see where they were low -- and not worry.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I'll put this into my mental file. Two titanium rods were inserted --either side of spine--in me 15 years ago.

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devoalan's avatar

Funny thing. Kinda. I have a condition called essential thrombocythemia. It basically means my body makes too many platelets so I have to take a drug to keep them in check. When I was diagnosed, the hematologist asked me if I spent my working life near a plug. ??? He meant a wall receptacle. They are trying to find a correlation for this condition by being exposed to electricity or magnetism. So being a welder in a power plant, where we used to nap leaning against 13,800 volt generators, and welding, I kinda laughed when he explained he was referring to an electrical outlet. And I’m still surrounded by welding machines in my retirement, a fine source of magnetism. So I’m guessing at this point I’m non polar.

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AngelaK's avatar

My daughter has too many platelets for over 10 years. She doesnt want to take the meds. She feels ok.

She isnt disciplined at all, but once when she was living at home, I did research on natural wats to lower them and it worked. (gingko biloba, pomegranate, dark chocolate) The nurse asked her how she managed to lower them, and ( sickeningly and predictably) rolled her eyes at the answer.

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Gram's avatar

Be cautious with chocolate. It is addictive. I thought it was a healthy anti-oxidant! It was a major contributor to having a toxic copper level. Chocolate is high in copper. If you are low in zinc, body will cling to copper to compensate.

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AngelaK's avatar

Yes it is addictive.

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Peter GL's avatar

like all tasty things!

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STH's avatar

Nattokinase can reduce them too. I just took a fibrinogen test and mine were actually too low. I was also taking aspirin, curcumin & omega 3’s. So I stopped the aspirin.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Very interesting.

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Runemasque's avatar

That is an incredible story.

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JustANobody's avatar

Can you share the link of where to purchase the magnets please. My mom is basically robotic with all kinds of replacements. Especially in her throat. Thank you kindly

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David Roberts's avatar

You must not have his post: ā€œI told her "Home Depot. Aisle 18. Bin 6.ā€

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JustANobody's avatar

Ps.. How long do you use the magnets? Like per session used? Thank you.

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

My aunt...same thing

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Jamie's avatar

There was a documentary I saw a few years ago. It was a M.D that had a knee replacement. He was very healthy and fit otherwise and wanted to regain his cycling abilities. I believe it was the cobalt in the replacement that he was poisoned by, unbeknownst to him as he became sicker and sicker. Eventually he figured it out and found he wasn’t alone. Surgical implants or devices het grandfathered in. They are not tested once the original design is approved, each new material used is an unknown and potentially disastrous. It’s amazing what one can find once they go down that rabbit hole!!!

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Deb's avatar

Was a Netflix special… I can’t recall the name

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Seeking Grace's avatar

@Kim D thx for that link. ā€œThese magnets are thought to have a curing effect and are therefore sometimes called ā€˜magic magnets.ā€™ā€ I wonder what kind of health practitioner would use this modality? Any ideas C&C’ers?

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Some naturopaths use them. My now retired naturopath used them on my pinkie fingers for pms.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Homeopaths. They deal with energy fields, with electric fields, with magnetic fields, with sound waves, with photons, with resonance.. Homeopathy deals with the total individual, the physical chemistry of matter plus the various complex energy fieds.

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Physical therapists? Do some already use them?

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Kim D's avatar

Many in the alternative fields use them as well as PEMF devices and other similar healing modalities. Another source of information is with DRPAWLUK.com who has a vast knowledge of magnetic field therapy.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The VA knew in May 2021 about heart problems caused by the Pfizer shots.

The VA still forced their employees to get the shot.

The VA never told veterans there could be problems.

The VA is still pushing the covid shots on veterans.

VA's new mission statement: Giving veterans one more chance to die for their country.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Keep saying it! Don't let us forget about it. Accountability will come one day.

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Runemasque's avatar

Look at how Meryl Nass is keeping the score. They went after her and mistreated her terribly. CHD stood by her, and it seems she will not just get bullied into silence.

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Astragale's avatar

Two of my must-read substacks: this one & Dr Meryl Nass.

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Susan Seas's avatar

How long, How long Lord must we wait for justice? Or even the truth!!? I had a timeline for a new grandbaby who is now old enough to begin the recommended doses 😭 to jabbed parents who are completely unaware. As far as I know, even though they question everything else 😢

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Astragale's avatar

Please get them to listen to Dr Robert Malone explaining to parents why their children should NOT be injected. Far too risky. You can find the short video on his substack.

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Susan Seas's avatar

They just think they are anti-vaxx quacks. šŸ˜ž My D-I-L works publishing articles for a hospital. I can’t imagine the BS she reads and accepts. I saw on her iPad there was a JFK Jr video so I hope and pray she has listened to him.

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MoM's avatar

This makes me so damned angry.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Anger can be justified. I often think of the quote below.

ā€œHe who is not angry when there is just cause for anger is immoral. Why? Because anger looks to the good of justice. And if you can live amid injustice without anger, you are immoral as well as unjust.ā€

Thomas Aquinas

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Anger might be the only thing to get people off the couch.

Anger is not necessarily a bad thing.

It can be what it takes to finally spur people to make changes.

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Bob's avatar

I like the way you think!

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CStone's avatar

The Word says

ā€ā€œBe angry, yet do not sin.ā€ Do not let the sun go down on your anger, nor give the devil a foothold.ā€œ

‭‭Ephesians‬ ‭4‬:‭26‬-‭27‬ ‭TLV‬‬

Yeshua was angry when he overturned the tables in the outer court of the Temple. But it was a Righteous anger. So. Anger can be, and often is , a good thing

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I’m suspicious of anyone who isn’t furious these days.

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devoalan's avatar

Bingo!

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Astragale's avatar

Me too. However, seeing your dog makes me smile!

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MoM's avatar

She gives so much comfort to me during these dark times. I can never repay her, she’s my girl.

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Ellen Komorowski's avatar

You are so right! I don't know where we would be without our two shih tzu babies! Love them so much!

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Jaime's avatar

Thank God for dogsšŸ™šŸ»šŸ™šŸ»šŸ™šŸ»

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Astragale's avatar

Saw a great T-shirt once:

There’s no such thing as Ā“just a dog’

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MoM's avatar

Oh yes and today she is 10 years old.

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Tonya's avatar

And remember when they "paused" the J&J jab in April 2021 because of brain bleeds? These events were happening after all three of the manufacturers' shots, but J&J had the highest rate of brain bleeds per shots given, and the first death from that specific adverse event reported to VAERS.

Somehow, even though many more reports of brain bleeds and deaths thereof were received by the CDC during that ten-day pause, they still decided the benefits of the shots outweighed the risks, and resumed using the J&J and continued the use of the others, too.

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SadieJay's avatar

Friend of our best friends, Doug Cameron, got the J&J in April of 2021 and is forever paralyzed from it. https://www.realnotrare.com/post/doug-cameron

This was the same month they were coercing my Hubs into getting the jab to have a 100% vaccinated crew on his ship....because the feds were paying big bucks to companies to have vaccinated employees.

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Tonya's avatar

I'm so sorry to hear that. There are so many people at so many levels who need to be held accountable for so many harms: harms from shutdowns, isolation of the elderly, restrictions on travel, not allowing patients in hospitals to have visitors/advocates for their care, deadly protocols, withholding care, school closures, masks, vaccine injuries. All of it based on lie upon lie upon lie.

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Ellen Youngling's avatar

Doug has come a long way since that video. He’s working a job he likes, with great people, although not in ag. Always a positive attitude. I believe his out of pocket costs have reached 143 thousand dollars. It is not cheap to be a paraplegic, so these costs will continue mounting. The worst thing is that this is not rare at all. These clots have affected thousands of people. Some with less catastrophic results, but some with death. And J+J has dropped completely off the radar, so the only ones who think about J+J are the ones injured by it. No one else cares.

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NinaG's avatar

I had to get my 93-yr-old Mom vaxxed, and I regrettably chose the J&J for her. Thirteen months post-jab, she had Leukemia and died with two months of diagnosis. Aside from Dementia, she had no other health issues prior to that.

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Ellen Youngling's avatar

I’m so sorry. There’s a lot of guilt for these decisions, but you made the best decision with the information you had at the time. If you were given the info they were hiding then, you would not have made that choice. Our son-in-law’s dad died in November after a short battle with ā€˜atypical’ brain cancer. Our 8 year old grand-niece is also battling an ā€˜atypical’ brain cancer. If they hadn’t lied about the jabs, no one would have taken them, and millions in profits wouldn’t have happened.

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Tonya's avatar

Thanks for sharing Doug's story. I will share it with others.

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Runemasque's avatar

I've played in my imagination a little show wherein Pfizer, Moderna, and J and J were invited into the market, with great profits promised, but it was planned that J and J would be the patsy to draw off energy from people being harmed. They would say to the general public, see how careful we are. See how we will pause when there are safety concerns.

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Tonya's avatar

I think that is really what happened.

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

After seeing what happened to people I knew that got the J&J thinking it was safer, It appeared to me from what happened to some to be far worse.

I know many that have died from all of them and many that apparently got the placebo and are fine.

When you give a tiny kid a hammer NOTHING IS SAFE!

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Ellen Youngling's avatar

If you give a kid a hammer, and tell them if they hit people in the arm with it, you’ll give them $5, and it will only give them a sore arm, bet that kid starts swinging.

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

Just like a doctor getting a pharma bounty?

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Ellen Youngling's avatar

Exactly like that, yes.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I barely have words left to express how despicable the VA is. The betrayal is overwhelming.

I wish, I pray when I say things to fellow Vets that is sticks. Sadly, I think it might be too late for many. It a good thing I don’t give up easily.

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Ellen Komorowski's avatar

I was a nurse at the VA for 21 years. Retired 3 years ago. The bureaucratic red tape was ridiculous and impeded quality care for our nations veteran's. In spite of that though, of all the places that I worked as a nurse, I enjoyed the veteran's the most. They were so appreciative and they deserve the absolute best care that we can give them. Unfortunately, our government does not care about them! It is so sad and makes me incredibly mad that the illegals coming over our border get better care!

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LMWC's avatar

My husband is a Vietnam vet. He started on VA care when his family business was sold. That was during the reign of Obama. The VA was extremely anxious to get him signed on and when he ended up almost having his foot amputated for a botched surgery, I found out how hard it was to get outside care without paying out of pocket. Say what you will about President DJT, it was his administration that got VA care strictly out of VA hospitals released to outside doctors and hospitals. My husband benefited from the revamp, tremendously.

The doctors, care staff, and volunteers at our local VA have always been great. But a couple of things I have learned; the VA loves to give out drugs. I’m not talking about narcotics, I’m talking about all the immunosuppressants for all the ā€œconditionsā€ that are erupting everywhere. These drugs two decades ago cost an arm and a leg even if you had good insurance. Now they are given out like candy.

My husband’s VA never pushed the shot. Called once and asked him to set up an appointment. He never did and that was it. But the VA is under the Federal government and I never forget that. I question all health care now, not just the VA.

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Ellen Komorowski's avatar

Couldn't agree with you more LMWC!

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Bob's avatar

ā€œUnfortunately, our government does not care about them! It is so sad and makes me incredibly mad that the illegals coming over our border get better care!ā€

Couldn't agree more and they only care about there Agenda. The extra 🄾 in the ass we get knowing we are the ones financing it! Kudos

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Pam's avatar

I worked at the VA as a nurse also. I lasted 2 years - it did me in - i retired. It was a disgrace how the governmental regulations essentially assured that the patient's care was substandard.

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Ellen Komorowski's avatar

You are so right!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The VA had one f'ing job...not to kill us.

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CStone's avatar

My bil is dying. The VA tore up his paperwork re being in VietNam (in his face) and told him to go to a regular hospital. They have been so cruel to so many veterans

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Bob's avatar

I'd be in jail if that happened in front of me

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Dr Linda's avatar

What? How is that possible? Contact your state senator. You shoukd gave a service rep; DAV veteran of foreign wars. Do not give up.

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Banjocat's avatar

My dad for one... Korean War... they spit in his face when he needed help.

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Janet's avatar

Very disturbing but not surprising, eh, Kathleen? I feel like I need to carry around a stake and mallet or silver cross these days to ward off the obvious vampires around us.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Just a magnet.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

VA is as bad as it gets. forbids people to try natural products like herbs and homeopathy. they try out meds on the veterans in their facilities. I know first hand as a friend's husband was there. She finally got him back home. They both passed now.

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Bob's avatar

Brilliant observation! Kudos

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

Great tagline for a bumper sticker!!

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Kathryn Dewalt's avatar

Funny in its irony... but heartbreaking for sure. Mistakes? Okay, they can happen. But deliberately withholding CRUCIAL, life impacting/life saving information will have these wicked people judged by the only Perfect Judge, YAHWEH.

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rolandttg's avatar

Just so I understand. Is Fani saying it is her right as a black woman to steal? I'm confused. I don't recall MLK Jr. ever saying that.

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Deb's avatar

What an insult to the entire black population! And they keep voting for these liberals who will throw anyone under the bus to save their own hide!!! Disgraceful!!!

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Jeff C's avatar

At some point we need to accept that they are voting for this stuff because they actually want it, or at least don't care that it's happening.

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DPFlorida's avatar

...or just can't see it. They are bombarded with righteous preaching, scolding, and gaslighting. It is mostly only from outside of this paradigm that you can see the illogic in it.

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Jaci's avatar

Or there is no real choice...

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Willing Spirit's avatar

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/01/you-cannot-expect-black-women-be-perfect-fani/

The reactions of the church people are just priceless. They’re just eating it up.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

I’m really liking what’s happening in Chicago. Dom Lucre is going to join these guys in February. Could change a lot in our city. https://x.com/dom_lucre/status/1746260528278684115?s=46&t=kCagVShainTCEIu_FDpbJw

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CStone's avatar

Why do they think the RAT Party has ever been for them? Are they so brainwashed that they do not know about the KKK, Jim Crow Laws, their 100% vote AGAINST freeing the saves? Against giving black people AND women the right to vote?

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Yes, they are that brainwashed. Racism is all most of them see. Today is all there is.

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Virtue Mustwin's avatar

I would check her freezer for the frozen dismembered bodies of anyone who crossed her.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

For real.

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Oliver Closov's avatar

Yes. That's exactly what she's saying.

MLK didn't need to say it -- it was already understood by his audiences.

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randall stoehr's avatar

Retribution. On the street/law office/ or court room back alley ways. The Law of the Jungle?

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/retribution

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Willing Spirit's avatar

As a black woman, she believes it’s her right to do anything she damned well pleases.

Time will tell if she’s right.

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SB's avatar

Part of the reparations they deserve.

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Neil Kellen's avatar

Every difference is a bias. Every bias is an inequality. Every inequality requires government intervention. Every government intervention requires control. Every control requires loss of freedom.

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CStone's avatar

Exactly. I’m 72 and I remember when someone had a grievance they would start saying ā€œThere oughtta be a law.ā€

Well......we got ā€˜em, didn’t we?

I wanted to say ā€œAre you happy now?ā€

The Woodstock generation was so ā€˜zoned out, dude’.......nothing has ever been the same.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Decades ago Conservatives were saying we don’t need more laws. We need to enforce the ones we have. Of course they’re being used as political weapons today.

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devoalan's avatar

Been saying that for 55 years myself, after I learned to think.

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

Here in Western Canada we have 4 seasons and the views are beautiful, no palmetto bugs. If we weren't being governed by a dictator who loves China, it would be my favourite place to live, mountains and the ocean, we even have a desert area, great in winter for skiing. I guess my comment looks more like a sales pitch and less like a comment. Have a great day C&C peeps.

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Beth Bart's avatar

I loved & laughed hard at the dictators rival Pierre Poilievre munches apple interview on YouTube. Love that guy!!!

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Lew's avatar

Thanks for the reference. I had not heard about him. I just enjoyed watching parts 1 and 2. The crunch of the fresh apple got my salivary glands going. I hope he wins!

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

Yes it was pretty great.

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Marsha McGrath's avatar

Link, please?

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Barnjai's avatar

OH! I really, really love this. I wish that Trump could keep his cool and answer questions calmly like Poilievre does. He calls the interviewer out without calling him names. Love it!

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

Yes, wouldn't that be nice. :)

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Marsha McGrath's avatar

Thank you very much, Hannahlehigh! This was delightful. I don’t know how I missed this. My daughter tells me it’s been on Fox, etc., so I’m late to the party on some things, apparently. ā€œCommon sense isn’t so commonā€, says PP…so true! Would Trudope ever make such a comment? Nah, he doesn’t have it. Thx again.

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

You are very welcome!

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CeeMcG's avatar

Thank you, I’ll have to watch this again. Forgot how good it was!

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NAB's avatar

That's how I feel about the area of Upstate NY in which I live. We are in the Finger Lakes region and I love the weather, the seasons, the lakes, the vineyards. But, we too, are ruled by an absolutely insane woman named Kathy Hochul whose appearance is physiognomy defined. In addition to delusions of grandeur, she just loves unlimited baby killing and quarantine camps. Sometimes the devil you know (Cuomo) truly is better than the devil you don't.

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

Yes, Ive watched her, she's satan's right hand demon.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I lived in Weedsport and auburn before I moved to Florida just before lockdown. God was watching my back.

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NAB's avatar

Ah, Weedsport and Auburn! I know those places well.

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devoalan's avatar

That’s where I originated, and I agree,the lake plains and finger lakes is the most beautiful country on earth. And the people are mostly conservatives, everywhere but the five shitholes. I had to bail. I couldn’t explain to the conservatives that if they don’t vote, they can’t win. So the cheaters in the welfare dumps win every time. 22% voter turnout, 85% conservative. Brilliant.

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NAB's avatar

The conservatives in my area are simply living in a different time. They can't accept that the political landscape has so radically changed under their feet and they still think they will be "left alone" though their way of life is undermined every minute of every day. It is frustrating, I agree.

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Emumundo's avatar

I love Western Canada. Used to to through there every year on my way to Alaska. Covid changed all that. I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to enjoy the majestic wide open spaces of this beautiful country. Being unvaccinated made me a pariah and I felt like a villain just trying to get into the country.

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

Im so sorry you were made to feel that way, now you can come here w/o the injections, if that helps. Im also un vaccinated.

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Lisa's avatar

I had an admiration, almost veneration for Canada previously. Not only is the country gorgeous, the people seemed sane, not as many drama queens. Wow, Covid really changed my thoughts about it and shocked me.

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Barnjai's avatar

Australia, too!

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Emumundo's avatar

You must be very brave. I think the hype in Canada was even worse than it is here. I might try another trip!

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Robin Esau's avatar

Sounds beautiful! Are you able see the aurora borealis as well?

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

Not from where I am but I did travel to the Toronto area one winter and saw them, it was spectacular, there was even a bus full of tourists there to watch it, I lied down on the ground, a hill, and watched, it was a once in a lifetime thrill.

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Robin Esau's avatar

I bet! I've wanted to see them sometime and our son says next year is supposed to be a peak year so I'm hoping to plan a trip:)

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Marsha McGrath's avatar

Head up north in Alberta to a friendly little town called High Level. I spent a few (winter) months there and one could usually take a drive out of town on a clear night and watch those gorgeous lights dancing in the sky above. A marvel of nature!

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

Oh you will love it, take lots of pictures. :)

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

ā€œSoros made a big mistake. His carefully-elected DA’s are falling one by one.ā€

This is one of the rare cases where Mistakes WERE Made—and I love watching them boomerang back on Soros and his fellow philanthropaths :-)

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randall stoehr's avatar

Please recall that 100 years ago in Chicago, A man named Al Capone ruled the landscape.

One of his best well kept secrets was the buying of all the Judges in all counties surround.

He would in fact show up readily politely and handily with his legal teams for each and every one of his summons to appear in courts. Knowing that the Judge on the bench will toss any and all technicalities as non-admissible and he would walk out smiling. Because he knew that his first line of defense was to buy his not guilty verdict at the earliest point.

He knew that if they found him guilty of local city/county/state crimes, the mayors or even a governor was useless to keep him from serving in prison. But the Feds got him on Tax files.

Looking at these similarities is amazing as criminal history rhymes and repeats itself! Haha

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Debra S Heard's avatar

May the IRS needs to look into Soros's tax files?

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Deb S's avatar

Why would they want to bring down their team captain?

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AngelaK's avatar

Unbelievable what satanic damage this man does and yet no one dares go after him. I guess that when you are that rich....🤷

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randall stoehr's avatar

He owns them too.

He is the untouchable man of the world šŸŒŽ

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Pastor Mike's avatar

Any serious Bible based church would have canceled Willis as a speaker, at least until the current allegations were answered for.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Yes! This fiasco illustrates the minefield of the church trying to be an influence on our culture and politics. We must be involved, but we must carefully base our actions on scriptural principles, not those of a political party. At risk of sounding racist, I will mention that my husband was told years ago by a black co-worker, that most black churches (at that time) were merely civil rights organizations.

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Jeff C's avatar

We should be able to speak truth without having to add caveats like "at the risk of sounding racist". That we feel the need to do so shows how we have accepted the left's construct that any criticism of minority actions has racism at it's core that must be repudiated.

Not trying to be critical here, but pointing out how we have unconsciously accepted the left's framing of the issue.

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Mark St's avatar

I speak the truth as best I can without caveats that bow to leftist framing.

When someone inevitably tries to make it about whichever "ist" or "phobe", I respond that only an "ist" or "phobe" thinks in those terms.

"I was talking about the issue, "you" brought up the extraneous stuff."

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Great point! Thank you!

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Freebird's avatar

Anne, this was evidenced by B.O’s church led by Jeremiah Wright several years ago.

I just edited this comment to correct the name. I originally used the name of my favorite mountain man, Jeremiah Johnson…I’m so sorry JJ!

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Steelhands's avatar

I guess the ideal that churches as non-profits should not use political campaigns as a sermon is racist. Let them register as a PAC, or whatever.

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SadieJay's avatar

Reminds me of Hochul, in a Sunday morning church service, telling the congregants to be her apostles and get the jab and tell everyone to get the jab. Special place in hell for that and those who let her onto that platform.

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Jeff C's avatar

Yup, the key words being bible-based.

We are going through Titus and our pastor spoke on the qualities of women the Bible describes in the second chapter (we men got ours a few weeks ago). Our pastor was uncompromising and just laid it out, particularly when going over the qualities of a "homemaker" and "obedient to their husbands". Instead of ignoring these unpopular terms, he went over detail what they meant and the obligations resulting to both men and women. All backed up by biblical examples of course.

The world tells us that teaching this stuff will drive people away but our church is booming and packed. There is a hunger out there for straight-up truth, as my our pastor puts it, he's just a messenger. If people have a problem with what the Bible says then their argument is with God, not him.

if people want to be lied to and have their political biases stroked there are plenty of other places to get that, church shouldn't be one of them.

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Tom's avatar

John 17:17 "Sanctify them in the truth; Your word is truth."

In His High Priestly prayer, Jesus prayed that the church have unity only AFTER He prayed for us to be set apart (sanctified) in truth.

Psalm 119:160 "The sum of your word is truth."

The SUM. Not the sum minus "the clobber passages" in the words of Andy Stanley. Not the sum plus the commandments of men.

We are to have unity with those who practice sound doctrine. Churches with reprobate leadership or that allow reprobate speakers do not qualify. We know them by their fruit.

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CStone's avatar

The church is ā€˜lawless’.

The better word for the Torah is ā€˜Instructions’. A Father, instructing His children HOW to live a life of peace and contentment, which brings prosperity (no, not necessarily riches, but a fuller way of living). When the church goes ā€˜lawless’, it is basically saying ā€œI don’t need YOUR INSTRUCTIONS!ā€ It’s like telling Him to ā€œSHUT UPā€!

Food for thought:

LOVER OR PROSTITUTE?

The Question that Changed My Life

-by David Ryser.

A number of years ago, I had the privilege of teaching at a school of ministry. My students were hungry for God, and I was constantly searching for ways to challenge them to fall more in love with Jesus and to become voices for revival in the Church. I came across a quote attributed most often to Rev. Sam Pascoe.

It is a short version of the history of Christianity, and it goes like this:

šŸ‘‰"ļøChristianity started in Palestine as a fellowship; it moved to Greece and became a philosophy; it moved to Italy and became an institution; it moved to Europe and became a culture; it came to America and became an enterprise."

Some of the students were only 18 or 19 years old, and I wanted them to understand and appreciate the importance of the last line, so I clarified it by adding: "An enterprise. That's a business."

After a few moments, Martha, the youngest student in the class, raised her hand. I could not imagine what her question might be. I thought the little vignette was self-explanatory and that I had performed it brilliantly. Nevertheless, I acknowledged Martha's raised hand, "Yes, Martha."

She asked such a simple question:

šŸ‘‰"A business? But isn't it supposed to be a body?"

I could not envision where this line of questioning was going, and the only response I could think of was "Yes."

She continued:

šŸ‘‰"But when a body becomes a business, isn't that a prostitute?"

The room went dead silent.

There’s more. Much more to his post. It’s on FB.

We don’t obey His Instructions to be ā€˜saved’. We obey Him because we ARE saved and we love Him for saving us. Not all the 613 Instructions are for everyone. Some are for kings and priests, some for male, some for female. Some can only be obeyed in the Land and some can only be obeyed if there is a Temple. Yeshua proved they are not a burden. He said ā€œI did not come to destroy the instructions, but to fulfill them (show us hOw to obey them.).

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Marsha McGrath's avatar

Is Andy Stanley related to Charles Stanley? Serious question.

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CitizenA's avatar

Yes, Andy is the son of Charles Stanley. I had great admiration and respect for Charles Stanley; not so much of Andy.

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Marsha McGrath's avatar

Thank you for responding and the comment.

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CitizenA's avatar

You are more than welcome Marsha.

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Jaci's avatar

My former conservative church had Mike Pence speak. It actually was a self aggrandizing book tour. Those in the pews stood and clapped like trained seals under a spell. It was strange.

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devoalan's avatar

That would be a race based church.

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Oliver Closov's avatar

""You cannot expect black women to be perfect and save the world," Willis explained."

We are WAY ahead of you, Fani. I'm pretty sure Delta has a pilot position you could fill.

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DPFlorida's avatar

This really speaks to the psychology of this person - feeling herself righteous in 'saving the country from Trump.' She constructed this image of herself as a savior and is now trying to blame anyone but herself for the fraud in that being revealed.

If these people weren't so busy trying to promote themselves at the expense of everyone else, they might realize a healthy human dose of humility.

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CH's avatar

Fani Willis wanted to be the left's "hero" that took down Trump. Unfortunately for her, the left will throw anyone under the bus if they stop serving their purpose.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

United Airlines.

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Freebird's avatar

Actually any airline would be a fit for Fani…they’ve all taken a nose-dive in recent years. I used to think well of SW but it’s the wokist of the woke.

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Marsha McGrath's avatar

Exactly! LOL.

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Janet's avatar

Not yet. I’m flying Delta in March.

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Notyours's avatar

Please not yet. I have one tomorrow...

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Nowadays, I just pray my flight is not a Boeing plane. Add this latest fiasco to 2018 when planes were falling out of the air because of another new Boeing jet problem.

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Notyours's avatar

And I remember when the phrase was - "If it's not Boeing, I'm not going."

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Karen Bandy's avatar

My husband is having a horrible time getting out of Central Oregon next week. Our local airport is canceling all morning flights just to keep the number of passengers low. Some 800 737max are grounded on Alaska. He may have to drive to Vegas!!

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Oliver Closov's avatar

Thank Boeing's DiversityĀ® program for this.

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Margaret Allison's avatar

I think I will stay on the ground!

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Jayhawk Gal's avatar

That’s the best comment I’ve read here today. Congratulations!

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Then Ezra the priest brought the law before the assembly of men, women, and all who could understand when listening, on the first day of the seventh month. And he read from it before the square which was in front of the Water Gate from early morning until midday, in the presence of men and women, those who could understand; and all the ears of the people were attentive to the book of the law. Ezra the scribe stood on a wooden podium which they had made for the purpose. . . And Ezra opened the book in the sight of all the people for he was above all the people; and when he opened it, all the people stood up. Then Ezra blessed Yahweh the great God. And all the people answered, ā€œAmen, Amen!ā€ while lifting up their hands; then they bowed low and worshiped Yahweh with their faces to the ground.

— Nehemiah 8:2-4a, 5-6 LSB LSB

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LuAnne's avatar

"For the joy of the Lord is my strength".

Nehemiah 8:10

One of my favorite Bible verses. Simple, short, but so powerful.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Would that our American churches also rediscover God's law.

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CStone's avatar

ā€œOh, they reply. Those Instructions are NOT for us!!! ā€˜Murica!’. They exclaim. The curses are for Israel, the blessings are for US!ā€

(YS, who have promoted abortion and Tran sexuality all over the world. ā€œWe gonna get snatched outta here, we so holy.ā€

Gag me

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Marsha McGrath's avatar

Should YS be US? Just want to understand the full context. And, you’re right!

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Tom's avatar

Ezra 6:22 (LSB)

"And they celebrated the Feast of Unleavened Bread seven days with gladness, for Yahweh had caused them to be glad and had turned the heart of the king of Assyria toward them to strengthen them in the work of the house of God, the God of Israel."

Yahweh had caused them to be glad!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

This is what I am praying for our once great nation - from the TOP ON DOWN to bow our knees and our hearts/minds to JEHOVAH - THE MOST HIGH GOD--the GREAT CREATOR OF ALL THAT WAS, IS AND EVER SHALL BE!

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BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

Am I the only one that thinks Affirmative Action is a total sham and boondoggle?

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Valerie's avatar

No, you are not. People in conservative have been saying it for a long time, but of course being called racists for doing so. I think the first person I heard say it was Rush Limbaugh maybe 20 years ago. AA is a boil on the butt of meritocracy.

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BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

I have lost out on 2 occasions when I know for a fact that I was the far better candidate. In both cases, the AA hire was a dismal failure and one of the companies approached me 6 months later after the AA hire left the company.

I told them to pound sand.

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Steelhands's avatar

Working for DHS, I was told that "There are too many old white men" in the department. I was about to be interviewed for a promotion. They told me it would be good practice for next time. Later, a manager took me out to the parking lot and told me, "Treat this guy with kid gloves, and you know why". I'll take a polygraph that both these things are true. Btw, they hired the minority who I had to help with her reports three years later.

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Notyours's avatar

I (as a white male) was told "not to bother" applying to work at NCAR in Boulder when touring with my meteorology class in the early 90s. Having seen their Cray supercomputer I was all in on signing up.

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daverkb's avatar

This is how Communism works. It is totally insane. And since the insanity levels everything in its path, society runs to ruin by sheer incompetence and misallocation of all resources including capital ... the whole thing fails. The caveat is that it took the Soviets seventy-five years to shipwreck th ship of state. But on the other hand, the United States and its tawdry empire now seems to be fast tracking.

Here's an example ... Green Everything. Take EV ... and now reports of car battery chemical fires which cannot be the fire department, some burning down house with attached garages. And now I heard in a financial news video that the inside scoop is that auto makers are pestering congress to change the regulations because nobody wants electric vehicles. Shifts had to be shut down because the shine is off.

DEI hires are, in economic parlance, a misallocation of labor.

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devoalan's avatar

Been there myself, after twenty years in Kodak as a power plant engineer, got passed over because I was the wrong color and sex. Proven to me by friends in the business. There aren’t a lot of us,so the community is very small, and everyone knows everyone else. We were highly sought at one time, and about thirty years ago, things changed.

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Deb S's avatar

I got my bachelors degree from what was known as the ā€œHarvard of the Southā€ (which doesn’t sound as good as it used to). I worked in the Financial Aid office throughout college. Two fellow female ChemE students (one lower/middle-class white, one ā€œCosby familyā€ black). Both there on scholarships, although the black girl’s family had a ton of $. The white girl worked a lot of hours to pay for things her scholarship didn’t cover. The black girl didn’t need to work and had a lot of fun. Both of their grades suffered. The white girl had slightly under a 3.0; the black girl struggled to maintain a 1.0. Guess who lost her scholarship and had to drop out? Guess who had *multiple* job offers upon graduation? When I complained about the unfairness of it all to my boss (Dean of Financial Aid), he said, ā€œmy hands are tied.ā€ This was 35 years ago...

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I graduated from a highly esteemed private uni in the South. As I was finishing law school there, I had a discussion with the Dean about seeking a career teaching at the university level.

He told me, " You'd make an excellent professor, but there are three problems: You're white, you're male, and you're Catholic."

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Deb S's avatar

Ugh! At least I have the ā€œfemaleā€ part going for me. I can’t imagine trying to compete these days as a straight white male. So many view you guys as toxic. It’s depressing!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

My granddaughter fits the profile of the "outcast white girl who worked hard and lost her scholarship". It rattles my cage to the "nth degree" to see the "favoritism" exhibited to lazy, partying kids who get the "breaks" because they fit a "racial profile". Everything is TOPSY TURVY - and has been for many decades. GOD HELP US!! We haven't much time left to save the remainder of our personal/medical freedoms. LOCAL, LOCAL, LOCAL (& POSSIBLY STATE) should be the key focus of us conservatives.

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Deb S's avatar

I'm so sorry to hear that about your granddaughter. It must be horribly frustrating for you and heartbreaking for her. That's a tough 'lesson' to learn at that age, especially when the 'lesson' is so awfully stupid and backwards. A better lesson to learn is exactly what you stated: we have to focus where we can make a difference. I hope your granddaughter never doubts her worth and that she found a solution that works for her!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Hannah (my granddaughter) is very focused on her goal - to be a kindergarten teacher in the PUBLIC schools (I pray she can handle the horrid behavior - of even the "little kiddles" because so many of them were raised under horrific home conditions). Hannah also has the unswerving support of her parents and her betrothed (they are to be married this July - I am SO looking forward to their wedding!).

Thank you for the compassionate comment, Deb!!

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Deb S's avatar

Congratulations to your granddaughter!! We certainly need good teachers, especially for the littles to get them started on the right foot. I wish her (and you) the best!

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KMR's avatar

Sorry, as you know -- Harvard is (or was) ā€œthe Duke of the Northā€!

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Deb S's avatar

LOL! I actually went to Vandy. (I know there’s always been a lot of smack talk about which one is the ā€œHarvard of the Southā€. Now I imagine a lot of us from both are more than willing to relinquish the title!)

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

At this juncture...I would rather be from Clemson!

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Recently remembered that Ancestry.vom DNA test labeled me as being 0.03% West African.

So from now on, I insist on being called F'red. N*gg* PLEASE!

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Barbls's avatar

No, you are not.

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Angus McPherson's avatar

A really interesting book on this subject is "In Defense of Elitism" by William Henry III. He was a liberal journalist who passed away shortly after the book was published in 1995. It is a good read. Very unpopular amongst the Leftists in the mid 1990s.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I can bear witness that in education, some cannot be fired, and they full well know it.

Like one who threatened to shoot up the school, starting with the Principal’s secretary. Turned out she had made this threat to several individuals before me, but I was the one to report it. At which time, several individuals came forth to cover their asses.

There was an investigation and we had to give testimony. The state dealt with it by mandating psychological counseling and placing her in a non instructional environment for several months. Then she was placed as the teacher of an autistic classroom in an elementary school that sat directly behind the school she had threatened. The same place where most of us who had given testimony were still working.

I transferred elsewhere to finish out my years.

I have seen things. This ā€˜cannot be fired’ is not healthy for a society.

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Marsha McGrath's avatar

You are correct. It sets a dangerous precedent for hiring any of the diverse crowd. A legal battle that can’t be won and high legal costs will make anybody who hires these types have deep regrets when those hires don’t, won’t, or (mostly) can’t, perform at a high level.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

That started with the mass formation of "teachers' unions" which we did not have when I was in school (almost 60 years ago--GEESH...hard to believe that).

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I’m remembering the teachers’ strike in Florida about 1967, maybe ā€˜68. The first thing they must have done after forming was to strike.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

But of course--flexing their "corporate muscles" as it were!! IT'S NOT ABOUT EDIFYING EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS--that's for certain!

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Barbls's avatar

Hey Florida Man: minus 2 degrees is easy peasy in the upper midwest! LOL Two days ago in this vicinity it was minus 24. The Iowans will get there to vote.

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Politico Phil's avatar

I'm at the point where I suspect everything now. Call me paranoid and I'll plead guilty. Having watched all the evidence for the chemtrail spraying including the "lines" in our beautiful FL skies, I find it highly coincidental that this atypical freeze hit the midwest right when Iowa is suppose to turn out the vote. Weather manipulation being weaponized? Here in the panhandle, today the skies are crystal blue for the first time in some time. We'll see how long this lasts before the lines come back.

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SadieJay's avatar

Yes! 100%. And...I mentioned it to someone and they are like "what, the trails from the airplanes?" I just can't even nowdays. Imagine...blue skies? Did you see that NH put a bill forward that will ban the cloud seeding etc? What does DeSantis think when he looks up and sees these trails? Normal stuff? How can you not question? Especially when it is followed by an obvious dimming and graying of our once beautiful blue skies?

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Politico Phil's avatar

Texas is also putting a bill forward to ban chemtrail spraying. I think this may begin to wake a lot of people up who will think, "I thought that was just conspiracy theory. I guess it's not."

If you start looking up, you can't un-see it. Check this out:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1ypnKuuFFz/?igsh=Z2Y4Njl4NnlodXZ0

Many times when we have prevailing winds at those altitudes that are from the south, the chemtrails will apparently be laid down overnight out over the gulf and by morning the resulting high altitude grey blanket that develops from the lines simply drifts in over land obscuring the sun. You can tell these are not natural clouds if you watch the sky long enough. I've written to DeSantis before about this. He's too busy with politics.

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SadieJay's avatar

100% and it is getting worse. You can tell the chem sprays because they look like the edge of a saw blade as well. I am not stupid, but there are a lot of those idiots out there. Just like every thing else. I swear, here in Sarasota we have had like one bright sunny day since the beginning of the year.

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Politico Phil's avatar

It is getting worse. I've lived here since the mid-80's and being from smog infested CA, the beautiful skies here really impressed me. The contrast to today is stunning when I think about it.

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TimeIsNear's avatar

So did the entire country of Mexico. Who has the authority to fly over every nation and spray it.

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Politico Phil's avatar

I forgot about that!

Who? Money talks and bullshit walks.

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AB's avatar

Can you please link to the NH bill? I went out this morning and the air - again - smells unfresh (chemical, musty). I can’t anymore. Please let’s stop this insanity.

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SadieJay's avatar

Thank you...all I had was that youtube from Geoengineeringwatch.org

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AB's avatar

I always prefer reading to watching. :) Couldn’t find an original source text for the Texas law. I guess it’s still in its early stages

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I, too, prefer to read my "conspiracies"--LOL! Gives me time to "back check" other sources and then "ruminate" on everything I've read and develop my OWN consensus!

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SadieJay's avatar

I prefer reading as well, but this 90 second update from Dane came and I had to watch. His Sunday updates are an hour on youtube and I cannot listen to them. Too long and no video, just an hour of doom. I can only take so much.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

DeSantis has a deep military background - Navy JAG officer - he knows what's going on and he's "OK" with it! I have nothing bad to say about him and he appears to respect our Divinely-inspired U S Constitution.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

Story not verified.

https://healthimpactnews.com/2023/americans-beware-what-belies-the-smile-of-ron-desantis/

The thing I am clear on is that DeSantis is a politician. Even in the linked story he played politician. My broad brush strokes this sector of professionals (and are they ever pros) not to be trusted. Even among the generation of America's founders they were not saints. They, like all of us, were complex human beings.

All to say exercise caution when handing over trust to what Jeff characterizes as superman. Not that you've blindly done so. Not saying that at all! Heck, probably don't trust me either, since I'm admittedly riddled with flaws. One thing I can unashamedly identify though, is that my ego is nowhere near the size of office-seekers/power-seekers at any level. Shoot, I cringe at committee work. Probably because I do the work I've committed to, and inevitably end up frustrated with the slackers, and picking up some of the slack. Every time. Since my first group project in 4th grade. Every. blessed. time. Whew. Apologies for the off-track rant that I'm thinking I should edit out but impulse deciding to leave in a stream of consciousness string.šŸ™„ Told you. Flawed.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I read the article you linked, Het - not surprised at all - Ronny is a politician and a devoted believer in the military/industrial complex which has "run" our economy for over 100 years. The young Yemeni man who wrote the article was very powerful in his verbage - I wonder where he now resides and why he was in the USA to begin with--whether he really was a part of a terrorist "cell" or just a Yemeni citizen who wanted to try the "American way"??

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I simply ADORE "stream of consciousness" - whether it be through poetry, essays, songs, or simply observations exchanged between "complex human beings". I'm with you, Het.....all the way on this "bumpy ride" through planet earth and on to the REAL life in the heavenly realms!!

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Jeff C's avatar

I'm there with you Phil in that I don't automatically trust any narrative and try to independently evaluate the evidence. I even gave the Flat Earthers a fair shake (IMO) but found that their "proof" all had plausible explanations that could be explained by natural phenomena.

The problem with the HARP stuff is there is no evidence, there is a plausible explanation, and people making the claims end up looking like lunatics to "normal" people. These Arctic blast weather patterns do happen routinely every so often, and there's nothing unusual about this one particularly in January. The fact that it coincides with the Iowa caucus is almost certainly a coincidence. If it were happening during a July caucus that would be a different story.

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Politico Phil's avatar

I did watch hurricane Ian in real time, tic by tic on the radar and it was without a doubt manipulated. Ian performed a long series of regular course changes, first 90 degrees east and then 90 degrees back to the north, like a clock ticking time. It was as if Ian was being repeatedly "bumped". This wound up changing the projected landfall from the sparsely populated Big Bend area, to it's eventual landfall south of Tampa into a highly populated area. These course changes were completely mechanical and could only be the result of manipulation. I've seen suspicious behavior from other hurricanes, most notably the one that hit the west coast of Mexico, but Ian was dramatic.

Just like in politics, I now view everything as "guilty until proven otherwise."

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I’m this way now too. I suspect every thing. And I too saw what I believe to be a manipulation with Ian. I don’t have the proof or data… but in my gut it is strong. I wouldn’t get into an intellectual discussion over my gut feeling, but it’s ok that I just know and am satisfied. They can prove to me that they aren’t manipulating the weather and didn’t cause south Florida to be destroyed.

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Jeff C's avatar

I hear you and really respect your opinion as you've shown countless times here that your comments and thoughtful and knowledgeable.

My concern (and perhaps I've overly sensitive to this) as we look like crazy people to those who are still bought into the narrative which causes us to lose credibility. With the jab we had all sorts of hard evidence LNP's were toxic, the spike was poison, and that safety protocols were being tossed aside. In addition we had totalitarian mandates and pressure to pump this stuff in to everyone. We could point to all of this as unprecedented with credibility, and have the data to back it up.

With this HARP stuff, all we have is an extremely cold January in Iowa, which while unusual isn't exactly rare. Plus there's nothing that shows this weather pattern is in any way artificial.

It's all good though, I agree that trust has been lost and I now never accept anything at face value. I do think though that we need to have our ducks aligned before we attempt to convince others.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Thanks, I'm humbled by your compliment. This forum, my immediate family and a close buddy (we have figuratively taken bullets for each other) are the only ones who get the unfiltered Phil. The rest only get a measured portion of my opinions so as not to alienate them lol.

When they started with the whole censorship and deplatforming campaign, I told my sons that this was the beginning of tyranny. All dictatorships begin with this. It is the same as the "book burning" of NAZI Germany. I mean, they deplatformed the President! Who does that? I told them a dictatorship was coming. My sons thought I was nuts. Later my youngest admitted to a friend that "Dad was right." He didn't tell me that but then sons never do admit that to your face lol.

Then when they started with the lock-downs to "flatten the curve", I immediately said this would be the biggest heist or transfer of wealth in human history. Both my sons were puzzled by my reaction. I told them this was simply a means of bankrupting the middle class and small business and transferring all their assets to the big corporations. This process is still on-going. Check out Blackrock's deal with the USG to take over all of existing FHA loans and Blackrock's vacuuming up of the single family home housing market. The end goal of the Marxists in control of the USG is the COMPLETE impoverishment of the American middle class. If Trump is not re-elected, they will finish the job.

Next came the deployment of the bio-weapon shot. My youngest son, who is a doctor of pharmacology, and I immediately called bull-shyt. My son works for a pharmacology company headquartered in Chicago. When they mandated the shot, he told them neither he nor his family would submit and dared them to fire him. Long story short, they backed down. My oldest son who is of a more liberal bent having spent too much time in NYC called me and asked if I was going to get the shot. I said "No". He asked why and I said I didn't trust them. He since changed his mind and has relocated to Chattanooga TN.

As for chemtrails and geo-engineering, at this point it is indisputable. What people fail to realize is that this is just another aspect of their efforts to poison the human race, particularly Americans and Europeans. They are poisoning our entire environment: the entire medical delivery system, our food supply and water and the very air we breathe. We are all affected. The building blocks for their nano-technology are being ingested by us with every bite we eat and each breathe we take. However, countermeasures are being discovered by people like Mihalcea and Nixon etc.

Back to geo-engineering and weather modification: It has now been demonstrated that everyone now has alarmingly high levels of aluminum in their body as a result of the chem-trail spraying. This has also caused the atypical forest fires that burn at temperatures far above normal due to the heat generated by burning aluminum that has been laid down by the chemtrails. The Paradise CA and the Lahaina fires are systematic land grabs by the elite. Using fire to burn out a population is one of the oldest techniques for stealing desirable land.

To me there is a very suspicious string of coincidences with recent hurricanes. If I remember correctly, Maria literally sat on Puerto Rico without moving as a near CAT 5 for 24 hours, grinding PR to rubble. Michael rapidly intensified to a CAT 5 literally as it crossed the beach for a direct hit on Tyndale AFB just east of where I live. The eye literally went right over the center of the base destroying everything. As a result, the USG was going to abandon the base which just happened to be extremely valuable Gulf front beach property. However, DeSantis and FL CFO Patronis intervened with President Trump to save the base and rebuild. Last Oct, contrary to all the hurricane models, Otis rapidly intensified from 70 mph (which isn't even a CAT 1) to a strong CAT 5 in 12 hours, hitting Acapulco Mexico and continued as a CAT 5 even after making landfall, which has never happened before. Like CA and Lahaina, all of these locations are prime recreational real estate.

Call it conspiracy theory if you want but in my mind there are just too many dots here that line up with the cabal's program to impoverish Americans and steal the best real estate.

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Politico Phil's avatar

PS... I should have included Ian in my list which I commented on earlier just above this.

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JSR's avatar

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JSR's avatar

Ian was definitely manipulated. Most of those people didn’t have insurance, and now no one can get it. And the Acapulco hurricane… just as crazy and manipulated for sure

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JSR's avatar

Living through two cat 5’s Maria and Irma in 2017…. I started to realize what was happening. Dorian in 2019 was the ultimate proof.. it stopped completely, then did a 90 degree turn towards the north and skimmed Florida, after taking the Bahamas and a Chinese shipping port out. Everything and everyone is suspect

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Politico Phil's avatar

Bahamas.... Another prime recreational piece of real estate the elites want to vacuum up. I don't know why I didn't think of Dorian. It literally sat over the Bahamas for *48 HOURS* - destroying everything. These hurricanes are clearly manipulated.

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Politico Phil's avatar

We need to string all these together in one post and demonstrate the atypical behavior of each.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Hurricane Matthew is a prime suspect of manipulated destruction by weather. Covid came fast on its heels and took it off the radar of extremely peculiar conditions.

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daverkb's avatar

You mean just like the John Birch Crazy Society and the NWO Commie Crap! What a swarm of ninnies they were! The only problem is that everything they said and warned about? Well here we are buckeroos!

I remember a David Irving video where he was asked if all the harassment and jail time (most at the behest and instigation of the people who cannot be criticized, it may be added), if that was all worth it. His answer was yes. And he said that in 150 years his books will still be read ... but the rest, the Puppet Press, will be forgotten.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Indeed. I remember the John Birch Society even in the 80's. Like a John the Baptist voice in the wilderness. My first born attended one of their summer camps. It was a great experience.

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daverkb's avatar

They were pretty much on the mark. Where they fell down was in the delivery mechanism. One can say that the Birchers fell down because they were directly honest. Their Serpent Persecutors danced Dances and Rings of Deception around them. The present day Birch Society people today are much more astute in how to about things.

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Jeff C's avatar

Dave - The problem with your observation is that for every crazy-sounding prophesy that came true there are at least ten (if not more) that didn't. They were total BS.

Critical thinking works both ways. Yes we don't accept the manufactured narrative at face value, but we also don't accept every lunatic-fringe explanation at face value either. We use our God-given reason to evaluate the available evidence and judge it against our life experiences.

We all make fun of the Covid maniacs for their inability to exercise critical thought and their triple-masking and hiding indoors. How is it any different when we accept looney-tunes explanations without evaluating it ourselves?

Replacing one set of extreme dogma with the polar opposite extreme dogma is not an improvement.

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daverkb's avatar

What is important is the truthfulness, the accuracy, and the validity first of presuppositions, whether stated or unstated in any give argument. After that, it's the truth and validity of what we have in our heads as a priori body of knowledge. Have the wrong body of would be knowledge, then surely its garbage in, garbage out. Reason alone is not enough. Reason has it limits. And reason without a sound body of knowledge and a heanu dose of wisdom can easily become the destroyer of the worlds.

I take your points. However, my comment was more directed towards HARP ... and not so much towards ice castles, ice walls and flashlight moons. Given the confusion, maybe I should make an application to Foggy Bottom? Where fog is more the norm.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

It’s constant near ft Myers especially Thursday, Friday Saturday.

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Politico Phil's avatar

I have heard that from others.

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Janet's avatar

Yup. Former Iowa boondock resident. 17 below in northern Illinois this morning. Yawn. That’s what heated bum seats were invented for.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Heated car seats are a gift from God!!! 😁

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CitizenA's avatar

Even better heated toilet seats. Love mine.

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Runemasque's avatar

We were at 13 below yesterday. We went swimming at the pool. We were taking about how some plug in their cars and have all kinds of amenities to make sure the car starts, but there are many without who are not intimidated by the cold and go about business.

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Erin Montgomery's avatar

In the -30’s + in Montana. -2 is balmy. No reason not to go caucus.

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devoalan's avatar

70 today. Finally. Bailed out on a gig last night because it was like 58. And a breeze.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Ah, I’m days from leaving the lovely Black Hills of SD to spend winter in FL and NC. Can’t wait! To those who think I’m a wimp … it’s the time to visit children/grandchildren and relatives. So there! LOL …

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Sydney's avatar

….Wade working ā€œunderā€ Ms. Willis… good one Jeff.

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walk2write's avatar

I guess she’s no missionary in her position. 🤭

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Wade meeting with the Whitehouse for 16 hours? Could that 16 hours have been two 30 min meetings billed as full days? Maybe they round up?

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barbara ford's avatar

lets give DA Willis some credit for the things she got right: 1. she certainly is imperfect and 2. she surely did stumble. what she should have added to her statements were some quantifiers: imperfect enough to be considered incompetent and stumbled enough to be charged with crimes.

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

The Rs are as bad as the Ds or there would already be hearings on Fani’s side piece.

I’m pretty sure that President Potato Peters is not supposed to conspire with prosecutors to have his opponent arrested as part of his Article 2 powers.

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ā€œWillis’ response apparently didn’t satisfy Jordan. On Sept. 27, Jordan sent another letter to Willis, and she responded with the same forcefulness as she did on Sept. 7.ā€

Another strongly worded letter to follow.

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SadieJay's avatar

Aren't those just so scary?

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Tom's avatar

Peters is only allowed to subvert democracy when democracy is at stake, you see . . .

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Bill's avatar

She’s allowed grace in her capacity as a black woman, but not in her capacity as a district attorney. Even in janky Fulton County

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Props for the use of the word "janky." Lol

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I, with family, lived in Fulton County in the '80s. I really wanted to get out of there. Had the opportunity in 1990. I took it but ended up outside of Wash. D.C. Our County was better but being in Maryland wasn't. Once again, couldn't wait to leave. Horror story to this point. Then I retired and voluntarily moved to Florida. It's been great ever since.

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Valerie's avatar

Fani is throwing the book at Trump and many of his colleagues... where is his grace? These people and their hypocrisy.

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Tom's avatar

Trump should suddenly identify as a flawed black woman.

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