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SimulationCommander's avatar

Trucking in America could make a legitimate comeback if we clear the roads of all the people who shouldn't be driving on them. The entire industry is overwhelmed by fake driving schools giving out fake certificates to people who can't even read the road signs!

And often these people owe money to the "wolves" that brought them over, essentially making them slaves who have to keep driving to "earn" their freedom.

Just a mess all around.

CeeMcG's avatar

A hazardous mess at that! Get them off our roads and out of our country!

SimulationCommander's avatar

Terrifying to think you could be doing everything right and then just get pancaked by an idiot texting while driving his multi-ton death machine down the freeway.

https://x.com/truckdriverpleb/status/1882497492530721208

WTPuck's avatar

Don't forget the waves of pot smoke I encounter every day, even just while driving around the neighborhood. The highways are orders of magnitude worse. Then there are the people who think stop signs and double yellow lines are just suggestions. There's a lot of people who need to not be on the roads.

CeeMcG's avatar

California legalizing pot was one of the worst things that could happen on our already hazardous roads. Stoners out there everyday, stopping for green lights, merging on a freeway at 20 mph… 😡😡

Proberta's avatar

I am less concerned about the pot-smoking/Gummie eaters than I am about the 'doctor-prescribed' happy pills and opiods that Mom had with her Margarita at lunch.

Rick's avatar

A joke:

A fellow drives upto a corner with 4 STOP signs.

Seeing no traffic anywhere, he slows down a bit and turns right.

A moment later a Police Car appears from nowhere (like usual) and pulls him off the road.

The Cop asks, "Sir did you see the STOP sign ?"

The fellow replies, "Well yes officer, and I sort of stopped."

The Cop pulls out his wooden baton and starts tapping the fellow's Head with it, asking "Tell me Sir, should I sort of STOP?"

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

In Florida all traffic laws are just suggestions

Duane's avatar

I look forward to flying cars. Armed of course.

Reelin’ In The Fears's avatar

That’s the way they’ve been driving in Massachusetts for decades. Now they just do it at 20 mph.

Pat Wetzel's avatar

I had one of these monsters ride my bumper, laughing, going 75+ mph. As soon as I could, I just got out of the lane and far away. Not funny.

Rick's avatar

Smart move. You're still alive to share the story.

CMCM's avatar

No one should ever get in front of one of those big trucks. They take 4x the distance to stop that a typical vehicles does.

Judith's avatar

I’m trying to learn how to teleport so I can stay off the roads 🤪

Lynn46's avatar

That would be my super power. I haven't driven the highway in ages. Too many near misses. Luckily here in San Diego you can get around nicely without getting on the highway.

Reelin’ In The Fears's avatar

And, they won’t be texting in English.

GregWA's avatar

didn't see your texting comment before I wrote mine--hat tip!

Truth Seeker's avatar

More terrifying to comprehend that "whitecoats" inject the clueless

with Mercury, Aluminum, Aborted human fetal tissue, Monkey kidney tissue, Formaldehyde

is the short list. How is it that any thinking person would have allowed this???

The Medical Cartel has a huge problem, they cannot and should not retain credibility.

Martin A. Allen's avatar

An idiot in a turban or whatever unapologetic Seiks making a hard left turn from the right lane on a busy Florida highway wear.

SimulationCommander's avatar

The lady in the SUV had only minor injuries, somehow.

CMCM's avatar

On Aug. 28 a big rig went off the I-80 freeway near where I live...my granddaughter actually went by going the other direction and saw this crazy scene. For some odd reason none of us here could possibly figure out, the authorities won't reveal the name of the hapless driver. I wonder why. But check out this scene: https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/big-rig-truckee-interstate-80-22408204.php

SimulationCommander's avatar

That's almost impressive! How the heck did he manage that!???!?

Kathryn Dewalt's avatar

Especially if he's texting

"Raul, Que es "T-R-U-C-K

W-E-I-G-H-T

R-E-S-T-R-I-C-T-I-O-N-S

O-N B-R-I-D-G-E?" 😲

Truth Seeker's avatar

While we are exporting undesirables, howz about the "doctors" who injected this filth into children??? They are actually far worse...

Truth Seeker's avatar

Interesting that most consider the migrant trucker issue of more import than the

Whitecoats injecting filth into their children. Most interesting...

MnmMom's avatar

I understand your train of thought, however, humble opinion here, I think the attention is not because it is more important but that this investigation and possible convictions has momentum for non-partisan public approval growing even in the legacy media.

It seems very clear to me that it is not more important to the Trump administration by their actions of going back to a 2011 warrant that had been ignored by previous DOJs. Because it is so locally volatile (especially by corrupt media who lie to CYA) they have to go after the ones in which they can win to build momentum and establish precedent to go after these guys. And they are! It is happening! I cannot imagine the garbage the administration has to muck through to get anything done. So thankful for this administration that is working to get good things accomplished despite the walls of deception and masked resistance players working in the deep state.

Linda Whitney's avatar

Thanks for this comment, MnmMom.

I desperately hope that the work done in these areas of concern will be sustained by the next administration and not wiped out by the delusional Dems.

Truth Seeker's avatar

Probably not a great idea to report on each issue in the same C&C.

Although both are in the news, the issues are discrete.

Helen B's avatar

We need to vote Republican Nov 3 to keep exposing and reclassify what they have done to us. Every VOTE matters. 🇺🇸🙏

SimulationCommander's avatar

If only the Republicans were so enthusiastic about garnering support.

GregWA's avatar

Has anyone else noticed that trucks veer out of their lanes a lot more than they used to? I chalk it up to texting. But it should be a Felony. And any citizen who catches a truck doing it, say on their dash cam, should get a reward for reporting it.

Flock 'em!

Karmy's avatar

I also noticed that a lot of 18 wheelers seem to ride in the high speed lane when there’s nobody else on the road. I thought it was illegal for them to ride in that lane unless they were just passing. Am I wrong about that?

FreeBird07's avatar

I believe you are correct. My husband drives a truck in/out of CA most days. He was passing another vehicle in the passing lane and got pulled over and cited. He tells me daily of the truck drivers he sees texting and has been approached at truck stops asking for directions by drivers who can't speak English!

Peace's avatar

Why did your husband get pulled over and cited for passing another vehicle in the passing lane? Sounds legit to me . . .

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

In Florida DeSantis put through a law that all cruising in the fast lanes is illegal.

David Nelson's avatar

You mean even the people who are the Most Important People On the Road would have to stoop to moving over when someone faster comes along? Even someone Beneath Them? Oh the humanity!

YourGalapagosGullfriend's avatar

That's discrimination against tourists from Louisiana.

GregWA's avatar

I think you're right...and now that you mention it, I've noticed it too.

I wonder if we petitioned our State Patrol to ramp up enforcement would they listen? I suppose they take their orders from the Governor. But get this: truckers policed by Blue States also have to drive in Red States! You don't need all the States to step up...just enough!

Anne Emerson Hall's avatar

I was under the impression that truck use of the left lane varied by state or locality. There are signs posted here in Atlanta prohibiting truck traffic on the far left; I don’t recall seeing them when living in California. Of course, that might reveal that even a competent English speaker can ignore road signs, and I thank the good Lord that I did not thus imperil anyone.

MnmMom's avatar

As a Californian who prays every time we have to get on the 99fwy, the main corridor through the heart of Cali, it is the law to not cruise in the fast lane. More people do need to be cited for it, not just the truck drivers. Sadly it is one of those questions you have to be read on the test! The quasi-driving-schools explains a lot. I have family who drove trucks for years, long and short halls. They have so many stories of people who do so many dumb things in front and around them. They act like that huge truck can stop in the same distance of a little car. I have been wondering about basic driver license for years. I observed in CA dmv a DMV employee administering a state driver test in a group of non-English speaking people. They were all taking the test TOGETHER. They were literally helping them answer the questions like a circle-the-chairs study hall.

Any size of vehicle can do a lot of damage.

SushiRoll's avatar

I wish there were more lanes dedicated to cars only like those on the NJ Turnpike !

David Nelson's avatar

I wish there was a lane for special people. And I wish it was in New Jersey.

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Like the ones doing 45mph in the left lane of a 65mph limit?

Then you're called a maniac if you pass them...

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

A good friend has been on the road for decades. He told me that 18 wheelers were the best drivers.

He recently told me the have become the worst and to be careful around them

Hana CL's avatar

Your friend was right that holders of CDL’s used to usually be very good drivers. The standards were high to be able to obtain as well as to keep a CDL. I was horrified a number of years back to learn that CDL’s standards had loosened to the point they were giving them to illegals?!?! 😡. That NEVER should have happened! Driving a big rig on our highways with families and law abiding citizens, should ONLY be done by legitimately qualified and tested legal citizens. My dad worked for the freight lines his entire career (in mgmt and sales, never driving). Standards were vastly better then. It was a big deal to be able to get a CDL.

J Kaz's avatar

When I was learning how to drive in the 80s on the New Jersey Turnpike my father always told me to drive with the trucks cause they were the safest that has since changed

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Yes indeed. Coming home from NC 10 days ago, noticed this. And wondered. Didn't connect the dots, though I was well aware of the CDL scandal. And from passenger seat for a few years have often craned my neck to give a hard and dirty look at the black-haired black bearded (ooh! that's Rayciss!) driver--because that's as far as I will go to express anger at the driver's behavior.

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

It’s rayciss to write comments

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

It’s rayciss to notice the obvious!

Elizabeth Pierce's avatar

Yes! I have noticed!!

LMWC's avatar

In Michigan, illegals can apply for a driver’s license and get one, no real questions asked, and at the same time be registered to vote. Perfect.

SimulationCommander's avatar

In New York, DMV workers were helping illegals cheat the test!

https://ig.ny.gov/news/ny-post-inside-crafty-dmv-scam-rigged-long-island-truck-driving-licenses-cheaters-never-win

A Long Island DMV supervisor scammed the system by having her sister don disguises to take commercial license exams for unqualified wanna-be truck drivers, prosecutors said Thursday.

Department of Motor Vehicles supervisor Kanaisha Middleton, 33, oversaw the cash-for-license scheme for more than six months, employing her older sister, 35-year-old Jaime Middleton, to wear disguises and even fake mustaches to take commercial driving exams for others, the Nassau DA’s office said.

Alan Devincentis's avatar

Can’t make this up!

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Slap on the wrist in blue NYS?

steven t koenig's avatar

Hey, if it worked at stonings in Monty Python days, surely it will work for CDL's

Brandon is not your bro's avatar

I wanna know how a pregnant Woman 35 weeks along , goes through airport security from Yemen to Michigan and gets Medicaid so quickly…shows up at the ob/ Gyn office demanding an appointment, just to have that anchor baby . Something is still very wrong.

Marc Wadaga's avatar

You spelled Michifornia wrong.

John Boy West's avatar

Ditto Oregon, and 17 other states.

Silent scorn's avatar

Ironically if you’re a male you get a select service required sign up sheet when you apply for a drivers license too at least in our state. I wonder if illegals get those too? 🧐

mary's avatar

Same in Georgia. I question whether a drivers license is proof of citizenship.

Linda Whitney's avatar

I had an Uncle who was an old school real world truck driver, Simulation. He was one of the most decent people I ever knew and the best driver, next to my dad. My Uncle's trucks were tankers and you can’t be an ignorant jerk with a tank full of gas behind you.

I wonder how many of these fakes are driving tankers?

It’s to be hoped that this revelation will point the right people toward fixing this. It’s killing people.

Truth Seeker's avatar

The "whitecoats" most definitely overplayed. That is because they have always gotten

away with blatent atrocities to include the fraud of vaccines. Some of us figured out

that health does not come from needles many decades earlier. The question remains, how is

it that common sense did not allow people to see the obvious???

"He (Thorsen) coauthored two influential and widely cited vaccine-safety papers: a 2002 New England Journal of Medicine study of 537,303 children that reported strong evidence against any MMR-autism association, and a 2003 Pediatrics study reporting that Danish data did not support any thimerosal-autism correlation."

The NEJM is one of 4 prominent Med journals. Do not believe anything published there.

Those cajoled are well advised to begin long mirror gazing sessions...

Injecting Mercury, Aluminum, Aborted human fetal tissue, Monkey kidney tissue, Formaldehyde

is the short list. How is it that any thinking person would have allowed this???

The Medical Cartel has a huge problem, they cannot and should not retain credibility.

Emergency Care, Surgery, Some infectious dis-ease.

THATS ALL FOLKS

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

The Medical Industrial Complex is only in it for the $$$$

Jay Horton's avatar

Here you go, enjoy:

https://tuckercarlson.com/tucker-show-gord-magil-060126

My oldest Son has a CDL and works at a water bottling plant. You should here the stories he brings home.

Best to you all.

Later Jay

Peter Schott's avatar

Add in just ... people in general who shouldn't have licenses. There are reasons our insurance premiums have skyrocketed and it's largely due to uninsured or underinsured drivers who cannot drive. They all need to go and whoever keeps issuing licenses to people who cannot read the language nor actually drive needs to be fired and banned from those positions permanently.

Suzie's avatar

Yes and this mess has been going on with trucking licenses for decades! Met an old guy (a born and bred American citizen), about 20 years ago who’d been driving heavy equipment for a major developer and he couldn’t read a lick! I asked how he could read the highway signs and he said, “you just figure it out.” How’s that for comforting?!

The entire trucking/CDL industry, including private companies hiring drivers, needs to be much more heavily investigated/regulated as they’ve been getting away with this Russian roulette game forever.

Steenroid's avatar

I live in SE New Mexico and have been involved in the dairy business. Now that it’s silage season I would hate DOT to check the ability of the drivers to read and comprehend English. Especially the ones that graduated from a HS in NM

OldSysEng's avatar

It's not just the truck drivers. A friend has had 3 minor accidents in which she was at fault. NONE of the other drivers wanted to file an insurance or police report. Wonder why????

SP's avatar

Don't forget, in at least 10 states a DMV transaction registers you to vote. Since federal law requires a person to have a class 'C' (regular) license to obtain a commercial license, does that mean they are double registered to vote? Even if these drivers, legal or not, don't vote, their ballots go to the magic ballot bank to be used as needed...

Truth Seeker's avatar

More terrifying to comprehend that "whitecoats" inject the clueless

with Mercury, Aluminum, Aborted human fetal tissue, Monkey kidney tissue, Formaldehyde is the short list. How is it that any thinking person would have allowed this???

The Medical Cartel has a huge problem, they cannot and should not retain credibility.

AM Schimberg's avatar

Where I live, a highly concentrated "retirement" population makes our roads very dangerous. I think you should have to pass yearly driving proficiency exams after say 70 or perhaps 75. A few months ago here, a young girl in her 20s was permanently disabled by an octogenarian who mistook her gas pedal for her brake pedal in a parking lot. So sad!

Cindi's avatar

Plenty of young & middle aged people smoking pot & texting too. There’s no age limit on stupidity, AM

AM Schimberg's avatar

I get that, but texting and operating a vehicle high is already illegal. 😉

Cindi's avatar

Doesn’t stop people from doing it though

Wise Old Woman in the Woods's avatar

Have to push the documentary by Adam Coleman again on the trucking industry. https://youtu.be/xUSNjHLrZ74?si=akrYYSEwPrQMY_sk. He was just a guy doing tech work a few years ago who wrote about the sadness of growing up without a father.

Truth Seeker's avatar

Interesting that most consider the migrant trucker issue of more import than the

Whitecoats injecting filth into their children. Most interesting...

Truth Seeker's avatar

Interesting that most consider the migrant trucker issue of more import than the

Whitecoats injecting filth into their children. Most interesting...

SimulationCommander's avatar

I don't think that's true we're just talking about truckers today.

Nancy Benedict's avatar

Now, could President Trump somehow make Ivermectin OTC? And then ask US drug makers to manufacture it? I got a recent order from India, but I would feel better getting it from Made In America sources.

GregWA's avatar

YES! I wish I could like your comment 1000 times.

And while Trump is at it, make every other early treatment that was maligned by the CDC mafia, available at cost on TrumpRx.

Poke their eyes! And then keep pushing until you feel mush!

Kelly Reardon's avatar

https://brownstone.org/articles/what-would-a-brutally-honest-man-look-like/

From the above linked article:

"In other words, HCQ against Covid belongs to the select group of the most thoroughly proven drugs in existence...The Oxford study found a 57% reduction in symptomatic Covid-19 cases. Before I continue with the article, let me shock people a little with a statement: if this had been used, the world would not have needed to shut down, and Covid would have been contained as early as 2020. The pandemic would have been a “non-event,” instead of being the greatest trauma the world has experienced since World War II, in addition to the largest transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich in human history. Well, but hydroxychloroquine is cheap, off-patent. On the other hand, no one would have made billions in profits."...

"Today, August 2026, there are 106 studies with clinical results on ivermectin in Covid. And among pre-exposure, when you take it to prevent contagion, or post-exposure, when you take it after having contact with an infected person to try to avoid the disease, there are 18 studies. And absolutely all of the prophylaxis studies are positive. Every single one."...

"During the pandemic, when anyone tried to draw attention to the emerging evidence on ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine, a huge portion of the population felt morally authorized to laugh at whoever touched on the subject, interrupt people’s speech, insult them, or treat them as crazy."...

"What happens to a society when no one can admit they were wrong anymore?"

Nancy Benedict's avatar

I can still vividly picture the press conference in May of ‘20 when President Trump talked about the Ivermectin/Azithromycin combo from Dr. Zelenko. The HCQ stops viral replication and inflammation and the AZM prevents pneumonia. I’m not over it. I’m still angry.

Kelly Reardon's avatar

"I’m not over it. I’m still angry."

100% !!!

https://journals.plos.org/plospathogens/article?id=10.1371/journal.ppat.1001176

"Zn2+ Inhibits Coronavirus and Arterivirus RNA Polymerase Activity In Vitro and Zinc Ionophores Block the Replication of These Viruses in Cell Culture"

Published in PLoS Pathogens on November 4, 2010

From an AI response on the Brave browser:

"Ralph Baric co-authored a landmark 2010 study demonstrating that zinc ions inhibit coronavirus RNA polymerase activity and that zinc ionophores block viral replication in cell culture. The research, published in PLOS Pathogens, established that while zinc effectively stops the virus, it requires an ionophore to transport it across the cell membrane to reach the viral replication machinery.

Key Ionophores and Mechanisms: The study specifically identified pyrithione (an extract of Persian shallots) as an effective ionophore for delivering zinc into cells to inhibit SARS-CoV and equine arterivirus. Subsequent discussions and analyses of Baric's work have highlighted other potential ionophores, including hydroxychloroquine, EGCG (from green tea), and quercetin, as compounds capable of facilitating zinc's antiviral effects against RNA viruses"

I remember watching an interview with Dr. Zelenko, sometime in early 2020, where he talked about coming across that Ralph Baric published paper during his research for possible treatments...

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Read Dr Zelenkos book.

JG Smoot's avatar

What you are missing is that it was NOT a pandemic. It was an intentional act coordinated between public health agencies and the biodefense industry/agencies.

The intent was to test the acceptance of the public to an emergency "vaccine" and to gauge how far they could go with public controls, lockdowns and suspension of your civil liberties.

Whether or not there was intentional poisoning and killing by the "vaccines" might still be open for debate although the evidence is mounting that this was a program to lower population numbers worldwide.

Kelly Reardon's avatar

This was intentional.

100%

If protecting human life was the goal, then these gene "therapy" transfection bioweapons would have NEVER been injected into a single human being.

And once the PREDICTABLE injuries and deaths started manifesting, the modified mRNA-LNP genetic transfection bioweapons should have been immediately pulled from the market and the inherently immunologically dangerous modified mRNA-LNP transfection PLATFORM banned...if protecting human life had been the goal...

"Whether or not there was intentional poisoning and killing by the "vaccines" might still be open for debate although the evidence is mounting that this was a program to lower population numbers worldwide."

The modified mRNA-LNP genetic transfection platform is injurious & deadly by its very design.

The mechanism of action IS the primary mechanism of harm.

This was/is a gene "therapy" transfection technology platform that was coerced/forced onto a fearful public under the guise of a "vaccine" (after changing the definition of "vaccine"), that was authorized under EUA - Emergency Use Authorization (which under the Project BioShield and PREP Acts meant those injections did NOT go through normal trials or undergo normal safety testing for a "vaccine", much less the normally required safety testing for gene "therapy" transfection products).

And, as I'm sure most readers here know, in order for these gene "therapy" transfection products to have been legally classified as "countermeasures" and obtain the liability shield under EUA, there could not already be a drug or treatment that could effectively treat the disease or condition.

Thus, they had to malign and sabotage effective drugs such as hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, drugs that had known records of decades of safe use in humans, including safe use in pregnant women.

Let me say that again: They vilified and suppressed effective treatments with decades of safe use in humans so that they could fraudulently push through liability shielded gene "therapy" transfection products under an EUA!!

Would they have done this if saving human lives was the goal?

Proberta's avatar

"To maintain humanity under 500million" - Georgia Guidestones

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Akin to Pearl Harbor.

Nobody notices it. The tube tells them not to.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I know someone who had covid in March 2020. He was actually lucky to be hospitalized early in the pandemic because the hospital gave him 12 doses of HCQ. If it was later in the pandemic, those deadly hospital protocols using Remdesivir would've been used.

PonyBoy's avatar

Praise be to "Brownstone Institute."

One of the "best" sources of "Truth" in today's world.

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

The answer has to do with something called EUA early use authorization. No drug can be legal unless it goes through time consuming trials. If a drug can help a serious illness it can get an EUA if it can show that no other approved drug exists for the condition. Covid vaccine was never put through any trials but it was granted an EUA. In order to do this they had squash ivermectin and hydrochloride . That’s why those two were subjected to constant disparaging so that the claim could be made that no other drug exists to treat COVID. Follow the money. This is a disgusting story and a whole host of prone should go to jail for perjury at least. If not for murder

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

The EUA is not very above board. They knew the cures were there.

Laura Kasner's avatar

Kelly - I no longer follow Alex Berenson. I wonder if he still doesn’t believe that IVM was effective for covid. It’s confounding. And very suspect.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Alex made several posts stating his daughter would get the Gardasil vaccine.

He is totally ignoring the deadly side effects.

Melissa S's avatar

Yes, unfortunately he is still consuming the koolaid, but it has been watered down by his personal experiences. Once someone opens the door to Truth, there is always the possibility one will open the door a little wider. I pray that he does that. Of course, it will require him to put away his pride and admit he was wrong. Apologize to those he has personally attacked for telling the truth.

Jeffrey N. Gratton's avatar

I live in Mexico and one of my two dogs, who is completely healthy, has tons of ticks. I refuse to use conventional, highly toxic anti-tick products on them and struggle with herbal remedies. (By the way, rumor has it that Pharma is putting mRNA into pretty much everything, when they can get away with it.) So I shared my predicament with my neighborhood veterinarian and he came over with an injection of Ivermectin for her for prophylactic use against possible disease transmission: Inject (at $5 a pop) once a month. What a great idea!

Elaine Russky's avatar

The Amish use powdered sulfur (flowers of sulfur) dusted inside socks and boot tops. Some people dust it on the bottom of pants legs. I don't know about dogs, though. If yours are like mine, they never saw anything they didn't want to "investigate."

CH's avatar

It was more about the money than being wrong. They had to push the fake emergency so they could mandate the killer vaccine. They couldn't mandate the vaccine if there were other treatments.

Proberta's avatar

For those concerned about chemical toxicity, you can achieve the same parasite cleanse with natural elements like Wormwood and, Black Walnut, etc. (available online)

*Ivermectin is a chemical anti-parasitical.

Our bodies are working so hard to expel all the toxic chemicals and heavy metals we are exposed to daily, so I use the natural parasite cleanses.

*'Ivermectin is a semi-synthetic antiparasitic agent derived from Streptomyces avermitilis bacteria, typically containing a mixture of at least 90% 5-O-demethyl-22,23-dihydroavermectin and 10% 5-O-demethyl-25-de(1-methylpropyl)-22,23-dihydro-25-(1-methylethyl)'.

Politico Phil's avatar

Good info. I have gotten the parasite cleanse you talk about in convenient tea bags from kibonykreatives.com . It's not listed on the web site so you have to ask for that Detox formula.

David Nelson's avatar

"What happens to a society when no one can admit they were wrong anymore?"

France. Just kidding. North Korea.

Will R Thomson's avatar

“EVERYONE” DIDN’T FUCKING TRY TO DRAW ATTENTION TO IVM. I WAS SURVEYING. LESS THAN 1% OF ENGKISH SPEAKING HUMANS ONLINE DID.

DR Chris Martenson was the only doctor doing reported who did. Less than 200,000 subscribers. Nobody would ever share.

AND NONE OF THEM WERE FUCKING CONSPIRACY THEORISTS , OR RELIGIOUS MORONS SHOUTING ABOUT GOD GIVEN IMMUNTY. Or “ just flu “ /5G/No virus cult STUPID BULLSHIT.

CUNTS..

MY DOG DIED COS FAUCI GOT IT bLOCKED PHARMACIES AND ID ALREADY BEEN CAMPAINING SO THEY WOUDN EVEN GIVE IT TOME COR MY FUCKING DOG.

SO I GRAFFITIED ALL OVER THE FUCKING LOCAL POST OFFICE.

SO DONT YOU DARE ACT LIKE EVERYONE WAS DOING THE RIGHT THING TO STOP THE DISASTER.

EVERYONE WAS BEING FUCKING INSANE CUNTS.

Kelly Reardon's avatar

https://brownstone.org/articles/what-would-a-brutally-honest-man-look-like/

Again, everything from the post you are ranting about was QUOTED from the above linked article.

Christine's avatar

Even in Tennessee where it is legal for otc, the dang pharmacies won't sell it. I don't even know how that's possible, or legal. I do know it makes me 😡

ValerieKay's avatar

Fountain Pharmacy does. It's a compounding pharmacy in the Nashville area.

Sbirdy's avatar

A pharmacy in Jackson TN ships it to me and I live in another county in TN

Margie's avatar

Ha thanks, I just saw this after I posted my question to Christine.

K Web's avatar

Our compounding pharmacy here in Virginia ships to us. I’ll bet yours would too.

Christine's avatar

That's good to hear. Unfortunately it's 300 miles from my house.

ValerieKay's avatar

They will ship it. I don't live near them.

Christine's avatar

Makes me wonder what good it does if governor's declare it legal to sell OTC. The pharmacies actually have to sell it. Is there no recourse when they won't?

Barbls's avatar

Idk. But it seems like there's an opportunity for an independent pharmacy to rake in the business.

Barbara Lee's avatar

MedPlus has it in Cookeville. Expensive though.

Christine's avatar

That's 4 hours from my house. Ridiculous to drive that far for something that should cost pennies a dose. It should be available at any pharmacy in Tennessee.

Barbara Lee's avatar

Agree completely. MedPlus will mail to you. They are a private pharmacy that does not take insurance. Most meds from them are better priced than even some insurance. Nevertheless your argument is well taken.

Margie's avatar

I noticed that when I was visiting TN & tried to find it. Do you know of any place near Nashville or Franklin where I could buy it OTC?

Debra Davis's avatar

Call Rx Compounding Center in Columbia, TN.

Karmy's avatar

Send you request to the White House email. What’s the worst that could happen? Or reply to the WH on X.

neener's avatar

Makis announced, I believe it was yesterday, that he is partnering with Allfamilypharmacy in the distribution of at least ivermectin and Fenbendazole. HCQ might also be available. Telehealth consult is a prerequisite. I think their products are made in USA, but not positive.

GregWA's avatar

I can get Ivermectin, too. But the cost is about 20-40 times what it costs in India. That's my beef. Give us "Most Favored Nation" pricing on Ivermectin. Even if our cost was twice MFN, it would be like $0.10 a dose rather than $2.00

William Bogert's avatar

We just buy it at our local vet store, put the prescribed amount in a syringe, and squirt it into a glass of water. Works fine. $50 last us for 6 months to a year.

Ellen's avatar

me too, my dr. (in NH) will prescribe, and it's filled by a compounding pharm in FL and shipped, but it's stupidly expensive.

Nancy Benedict's avatar

It’s very expensive though from Allfamily. It needs to be more affordable. It’s cheap from India. We can do that as well.

Paula Kroll's avatar

I got my IVM from AllFamily. No telehealth interview, just online questionnaire. Reasonably priced. They have FENBEN as well as other pharmaceuticals.

Erik Wells's avatar

I'm still trying to figure out why RFK Jr. hasn't declared pharma commercials illegal, like he promised to do on day one. It's ridiculous that we're one of only two countries that allow it.

ASK's avatar

https://2ndsmartestguyintheworld.substack.com/p/all-vaccines-will-kill-you-a-history?r=1q3i2p&utm_medium=ios

At the bottom of this Substack is a link to a reliable company that sells it and other “pet” drugs that pharma grade. There is currently still a really good sale going on.

Politico Phil's avatar

I'm surprised that no one else has posted this info. Seriously, is everyone reading only C&C? I've been buying ivermectin from ResolvX here in the US. Fifty 12mg tablets is about $42 which works out to 84cents a tablet. I buy it for myself and my dog.

This is an excellent Substack.............................................................

BOMBSHELL SHOCKER: The CIA & Pfizer LIED To The Public About The Need For Their $afe & Effective PSYOP-19 “Vaccines”

The CIA and Pfizer along with their NWO globopedo coconspirators had deployed their Modified mRNA slow kill bioweapon “vaccines” strictly for mass injury and depopulation purposes....

https://www.2ndsmartestguyintheworld.com/p/bombshell-shocker-the-cia-and-pfizer

Juju's avatar

Many of us have posted links to 2ndSmartestGuy’s Substack over the past few years. I’ve actually seen it a LOT.

Again, C&Cers are more well read than you want to give them credit for.

Ma'am I Am's avatar

It is legal in the state of Iowa to get Ivermectin from a pharmacist over the counter without a prescription, upon request. The Iowa governor signed the bill into law just this year.

https://www.iowapublicradio.org/state-government-news/2026-05-20/reynolds-signs-iowa-maha-law-robert-f-kennedy-jr

Kaycee's avatar

Yeah and it is still not cheap like before Covid, at about $.20 a pill, according to the WHO at that time. Ridiculous to pay $1-3 per pill!

mspring's avatar

Interesting from duck ai:

Teva sells generic ivermectin 1% cream, equivalent to Soolantra, for prescription treatment of inflammatory rosacea lesions. It’s supplied in a 45-gram tube; the U.S. NDC is 00591-4052-89.

tevausa.com

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Teva’s product is topical cream—not oral ivermectin tablets—and it should be used only as prescribed.

National Institutes of Health

1xas does make Ivermectin cream, but not tablets.

Teva, world's largest generic mfgr. is one of most recent to join TrumpRX. Might be something to write white house about.

Fla Mom's avatar

Buy a medication kit from one of the companies offering them, e.g., The Wellness Company or Jace Medical.

Reasonable Horses's avatar

"Ivermectin is available through TrumpRx. The platform lists the medication (generic for Stromectol) with a Most-Favored-Nation price of $37.10."

https://trumprx.gov/p/ivermectin

shayne's avatar

What you said, Nancy!

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

✝️✝️✝️

Bless Yahweh, O my soul,

And all that is within me, bless His holy name.

Bless Yahweh, O my soul,

And forget none of His benefits;

Who pardons all your iniquities,

Who heals all your diseases;

Who redeems your life from the pit,

Who crowns you with lovingkindness and compassion;

Who satisfies your years with good things,

So that your youth is renewed like the eagle.

— Psalm 103:1-5 LSB

✝️✝️✝️

Letitia Pepper's avatar

AND WHO SAID, "I GIVE YOU ALL THE SEED-BEARING HERBS . . . . NOT THE BY-PRODUCTS OF THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY.

That was John D. Rockefeller of Standard Oil who bribed the Ivy League Colleges into going down the prescription drug path. He was also working to get rid of hemp seed oil as a renewable source of energy that had been used on the Model A and the Diesel engine. The crushed seed cakes made great high-protein animal fodder, too.

Make natural, non-GMO hemp legal again! The whole war against "marijuana" was because it's the same plant, cannabis sativa, as a variety of hemp; info in "The Emperor Wears No Clothes" by Jack Herer.

Sal_Peenx's avatar

LORD, Icall upon Your nervy in the Name of Jesus! We do not deserve Your grace. Please redeem our lives from the pit, because this is what we see:

Ezekiel 22:12 ESV

[12] In you they take bribes to shed blood; you take interest and profit and make gain of your neighbors by extortion; but me you have forgotten, declares the Lord God.

https://bible.com/bible/59/ezk.22.12.ESV

John Galt?'s avatar

With notable exceptions, most of the prescription drugs are completely unnecessary, and are merely propping up people who will not make the necessary lifestyle modifications to resolve their health issues.

A significant malignancy is Statins. Nobody needs them. There is no benefit. They exist because the industry managed to find a targetable metric they can change with drugs. I have news for you - people who take statins still have heart attacks. Just ask my brother in law. He and his wife are obese, yet the standard of care is to give them blood pressure and cholesterol meds. He just suffered his first heart attack (which he thankfully survived).

Both of them have metabolic syndrome. But there's no drug for that, so it is not highlighted in their annual physicals. How do I know? It's easy. Go to MyChart (or whatever your provider uses) and look at your lipid panels. Then divide your Triglycerides by your HDL. If the ratio is above 2.0 (for men) or 1.6 (for women), you have a problem.

You might say "my blood sugar is under control". All this means is your pancreas can still produce enough insulin to cram the sugar into your cells. Eventually, however, your body will become insulin resistant and the blood sugar will spike. Glory hallelujah, you now have another condition that is targetable by drugs.

Or, you can determine your ratio and take control of the situation. Cut out the sugar and grain and the situation will resolve. You will probably lose weight, and you will almost certainly need to stop your blood pressure meds. While you're at it, stop taking the statins, too.

Stop feeding the Pharma beast. Take control of your health and learn self control. It's one of the fruits of the spirit, after all.

Christine's avatar

I couldn't agree more! Who cares how cheap the drugs get. Quit taking the damn drugs! They do not produce anything approximating health. They produce life long complications, chronic diseases, untold side effects, and millions of shady dollars to pharma execs. No thank you. Let food be thy medicine.

John Galt?'s avatar

Exactly. They allow you to exist in a perpetual state of ill health. You don't have a shortage of statins and need to supplement.

And why am I so confident about this? Look up Dr. Anthony Jay or Dr. Ben Bikman on Youtube. Both are real, credentialed scientists. Both homeschoolers.

Juju's avatar

I love Dr Bikman.

John Galt?'s avatar

His video on LDL is a real eye-opener. https://youtu.be/E5UJd-lS90c

John Galt?'s avatar

Dr. Jay is the same, though he is infinitely more snarky. He had to leave his position at the Mayo clinic due to vax mandates.

Bitsy54's avatar

I prefer the “farm”acy to get my healing 🥰

John Galt?'s avatar

The NNT (number needed to treat) for statins is 60. This means 60 people need to be on statins for one of them to show a benefit.

William Bogert's avatar

Not necessarily, John. I am 6'1 and 190, well muscled and workout 6 days a week. I eat no refined carbohydrates, the only carbs I get are from vegetables. And those are all green, so they're very low carb. My bad cholesterol and triglycerides stay out of control. So much so that I'm going on a twice a year injectable drug to control the triglycerides. Sometimes different bodies with different genetic profiles don't fit the norm. Mine doesn't.

John Galt?'s avatar

Yes, there are exceptions to the rule. Genetic testing may be able to pinpoint the cause.

MaryAnn's avatar

John G:

I was recently re-discovered by my HCP (I suspect AI is doing the review of dormant charts) and have been hounded to get a ‘diabetes screening’. I have ignored the years old push to get me on a statin, so it appears it/they are trying this tactic to hook me back into the system. I am aware of the symptoms of diabetes and I don’t have them so will ignore this also.

I know more about my health than any AI program does as it scans my chart for tests it can prescribe. 😁

John Galt?'s avatar

Diabetes screening... probably a new effort (incentives included) to get you on a GLP1 inhibitor.

MarshaLouise's avatar

Are you treating blood sugar and blood pressure as one and the same here? If so, then your advice lacks clarity.

John Galt?'s avatar

One in the same within a context. Both are among the constellation of maladies under the umbrella term "metabolic syndrome".

Karmy's avatar

Have mercy on me, O Lord, for I cry to you all the day long. O Lord, you are good and forgiving, full of mercy to all who call to you.

Psalm 86

Good morning all.

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

I often leave a note and Psalm 86:5 on restaurant tickets. It's a beauty.

Kitkat's avatar

Woke up at 4am to the sound of owls in my trees. Love it so much!

A great start to a glorious Wed. Fully caffeinated and ready to dive in.

Sue Rosenthal's avatar

Same!! :) I think there are fledglings in the nest. 🦉🦉🦉

Skenny's avatar

Notwithstanding Johnson’s inert bill, there is something that needs to be said about Congress, and now is the time to say it.

Eighteen months ago, there was optimism that a Republican-led Congress, supporting the Republican administration, would get some things done. After all, when the Democrats had remotely similar circumstances, they succeeded in ramming through all manner of insane shit, such as taxpayer funded gender transitions of children, Obamacare, and giving more benefits to illegals than citizens.

After a year or so of inaction, there was hope that Congress would codify some of the actions the President had taken. Doing so in advance of the mid-terms would have been excellent strategy.

Instead, it appears most Republicans want to follow the democrats, and run out the clock on the President.

Then, things will go back to normal: open border, rampant fraud and congressional grifting, Green New Deal, restoration of USAID, the SPLC, and BLM to their rightful pinnacles of glory, increased crime, and NGOs and non-profits swimming in taxpayer funds... damn, makes one long for the old days...

Don't worry. That "utopia" is again coming into view.

I forget who originally deployed this line… it sounds like Ann Coulter, but is actually attributed to Kimmel, paraphrasing, "The failure of the Republicans to get anything done in this two-year window of opportunity is as far-fetched as Tom Jones not getting laid after a concert."

SimulationCommander's avatar

Republicans are just the Washington Generals to the Democrats Harlem Globetrotters. It looks like they're on opposite sides, but they're really part of the show.

Many members of the GOP would rather be the minority party, because talking shit about the party in power is WAY easier than BEING the party in power -- who is expected to actually do stuff.

Johnny-O's avatar

Both on the same side, supporting the same masters.

What does it say when a politician released an ad mocking concentration camps? From our greatest ally:

https://youtube.com/shorts/jkwGnMKgKMQ?is=byBa0MsP4h1e8Ay_

Richard Whitney's avatar

Iran is really pissed about the wedding celebration that the US blew up, injuring 50 and killing 4, including a 4 y.o. child.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Ze_ReSD-vVo

Mrs. RW

Johnny-O's avatar

Rightfully so. And our gov is trying to say the Iranians bombed themselves. That would be a bad decision as according to our gov, the Iranian citizens are due at any moment to rise up and fight their gov. What a crock. Why do they hate us? Precisely because of actions like this, not "for our freedom" as W proclaimed.

And of course, they are also only a few generations removed from the US backed 1953 coup that ended in the installation of a brutal dictator. But on these threads, this important fact is memory holed or perhaps even unknown.

Richard Whitney's avatar

Maybe not our greatest ally any more.

Why did Trump restart the war with Iran? Maybe it is to get Teva to move production to the US? He just made Israel a target again.

Mrs. RW

Pat Wetzel's avatar

Oh, I gave up on their doing much of anything long ago.

Letitia Pepper's avatar

Well, while Congress contains RHINOS, it sure looks like the Executive Branch is kicking butt. Ditto the Commander in Chief, who does not need Congressional approval to take quick military action. Trump couldn't tell Congress any intel he got indicating that Iran was really close to having an A bomb, because Congress leaks like a sieve full of CCP-controlled a**holes.

Ohmboy's avatar

One man is at the center of this failure: John Thune! Johnson is literally herding cats over in the House. Thune, meanwhile is picking his nose. Cannot say what I really think of that rat in a public forum. On the other hand, why don't the other Senators rise up and replace him? Hmmm. Support the Convention of States or we will never get term limits.

Bitsy54's avatar

Convention of states is what democrats want to be a le to totally destroy our Constitution. We have all the rules we need, as Trump proved when he stopped the mass invasion at the border WITH NO NEW LAW. The Retardicans just have to get some balls and ACT!

Ohmboy's avatar

We don't have term limits. We don't have a balanced budget rule. And COS is not a democrat plot. Donkeys are violently opposed to term limits and balanced budgets. Any proposed amendments that come out of a COS, just like any that come from Congress, MUST get 3/4 of state legislatures to approve. Absolutely impossible for a COS to destroy the Constitution (unless 3/4 of the state legislatures all at once go insane, probability of which is effectively zero).

Fred Ickenham's avatar

Because he’s doing what they want, nothing. Have you heard of any of the Republicans trying to replace him? Not at all.

Ohmboy's avatar

That's my point. Too many RINOS in the Senate.

FrankInFL's avatar

I would be amenable to reducing size of the Supreme Court to 1 as long as that one was Clarence Thomas.

Jerri Hinojosa's avatar

Thomas is definitely the most reliable conservative. Now we can see why the Uniparty pulled out all the stops to prevent his appointment. He got the Trump treatment decades early. I expect Ken Paxton will be the next to run that gauntlet.

FloridaTransplant's avatar

Captured!

“My eyes have been thrown wide open in terms of the capture and corruption of not just our federal health agencies. I would say every agency, every department of the federal government is captured by the very businesses and interests that they were designed to regulate.”

Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI)

I avoid drugs approved after 1992, the year the FDA implemented “user fees” paid by the very drug companies the FDA was created to regulate:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prescription_Drug_User_Fee_Act

Why hasn’t Sec. Kennedy stopped this regulatory capture mechanism?!?

Bard Joseph's avatar

Perhaps it was the awareness of the personal risks of this profession which gave rise to the plan for monopoly, to level out the risks and rewards among a chosen few

Heritage History | Murder by Injection by Eustace Mullins https://share.google/1OXvUlUJwWcxXFkr5

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PonyBoy's avatar

The "Reckoning" is happening now.

And, it must be expanded to begin questioning before Congress other "Crimes Against Humanity" players from the Covid debacle like, Francis Collins, Debbie Birx, Rochelle Walensky, and others who pushed the "Unsafe and Ineffective" poison shots that made big Pharma richer than God.

And while we're at it, let's also call Pfizer and Moderna executives and a few high up DoD complicit players as well before a Congressional committee.

It's time to clear the air about what really happened and why.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The silence is propped up by Trump still thinking Warp Speed was a great idea.

And he has never even acknowledged the people who were injured or died from the covid DeathVax.

The covid jabs are still available.

And there is some sort of "mind control" going on with the medical community. When I try to talk to my VA providers about the harms from the jabs, the whole atmosphere changes. Their eyes seem to glaze over and they turn their heads, which is an indication they either don't want to talk, or maybe told not to talk. Either scenario is unacceptable.

How can I ever trust them again when they tell me what is wrong with my health?

Richard Whitney's avatar

My doctor stood in the hall and yelled at me for being an "anti-vaxxer". I am unmoved by his opinion.

Mrs. RW

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Stunned that your doctor yelled at you...OMG.

All I got was a "note" in my electronic medical record that I "refused vaccination."

We are probably both on a list.

Richard Whitney's avatar

I've known him for years. We used to work together. I trust him for many things, but he is a True Believer when it comes to vaccines.

He yelled at my husband, too, for petitioning for Bobby Kennedy at the farmer's market.

But yeah, he put it on my record.

Mrs. RW

PonyBoy's avatar

Kathleen, President Trump neither named "Operation Warp Speed" or created the jab. That was all the creation of Anthony Fauci and the bureaucrats running the Public Health Group.

I'm sorry you believe different.

Facts matter.

Best advise I can offer is, stay as far away from doctors and hospitals that you can.

They are all part of the corporate business world and only want your money.

Your health is their 2nd concern.

Sounds paranoid I know, but, oh so true, in the world we now live in.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I remember Trump still praising Operation Warp Speed at some of his rallies and getting booed.

And what message did it send when he got another covid booster and a flu shot last fall?

Proberta's avatar

"what message did it send when he got another covid booster?"

Especially after he announced he was calling for an investigation into the vaxxines safety, and then 2 months later he gets a booster!?!!

What message does THAT send?!

Proberta's avatar

"Trump still praising 0peration Warp Speed"

Yes because he is Donald "I Am The Father Of The Vaxxines" Trump!

MaryAnn's avatar

PonyBoy: I will suggest that the health of patients is not even close to being a 2nd concern for the captured HCPs. The profits, incentives, retirement accounts come before patients.

PonyBoy's avatar

Exactly MaryAnn. Thank you for your comment.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Kathleen didn't allege that Trump named "operation warp speed" or created the jab.

She's just upset that he hasn't admitted the problems with the shots. I'm disappointed too. But Trump appointed RFK Jr as HHS secretary, and that's the important thing.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

With Trump remaining silent about the dangers from the covid jabs, it just makes it even harder for those injured not to be taken seriously.

MarshaLouise's avatar

Somebody with too much money or influence is still getting into Trump’s ear. I agree.

Observer's avatar

It costs $100'smillions to run for President. Many corporations and business

leaders fund candidates and look for return on that support. Then revolving door employment between industry jobs and Gov positions add to the corruption issue greatly.

Christine's avatar

You honestly can't trust them. You are your own health advocate now.

Christine's avatar

I agree. It's discomforting to no longer trust anything. But that's where we are. 🤷‍♀️

CaliforniaLost's avatar

They poisoned themselves and their entire families. Most will never be able to admit the mistake.

Letitia Pepper's avatar

Amazingly enough, I actually had a contract doctor not only pass a non-jabbed, non-yet-American citizen (he was married to an American, living here, but immigration was trying to force such people (let's just forget about ALL those non-citizens who flooded across the border, unjabbed and unvetted, under Biden) to get the jab.

I had already been helping people, for free, to refuse the jab when they could work as a group (teachers at CA school districts, virologists at Gilead, some unknown folks in Calaveras County who got my written info from the online grapevine), but there was no organized group of people in this same category. And this man's wife asked me for help.

So I wrote a long and detailed letter to the doctor who had to sign off on some form before the man could move to the next step of his immigration process, telling him all about the jab, that it wasn't really a vaccine, about what was coming out about it, and about possible bases for not requiring him to be jabbed.

Not only did that doctor pass this guy through to the next step, he actually told me that now he was sorry he'd jabbed his own nephew.

Out of the blue, that man's wife actually sent me $300 I'd never requested, as a gift. Very few of the people I helped did anything like that, but the feeling of satisfaction every time people in a group were brave and stood on their constitutional rights, I got an immense feeling of satisfaction that the Constitution was working. Constitutional rights are not self-actualizing; like any tool, you have to put some knowledge and effort into using it EFFECTIVELY.

Would it surprise you to learn that some of these groups who are collecting money to save us from the jabs and getting good PR are actually doing so in ways that look effective but are not?

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Remember the phrase from the Reagan administration regarding nukes: "Trust, but verify"?

It's really "trust", but verify. AKA don't trust them. Research anything they say. I'd keep "A Midwestern Doctor" substack bookmarked for research.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

I've been an autism warrior mom since 2004. Back in the day, I read up on the major studies that supposedly refuted the vaccine-autism link. The Danish studies were a MAJOR part of the "proof" that vaccines don't cause autism.

Those studies were fatally flawed. They were designed to find no link.

After all these years, I don't remember the details very well, but I believe one of the studies Thorsen led "proved" vaccines which included thimerosal (mercury) didn't cause autism because after Denmark removed thimerosal, the autism rates continued rising.

The catch was, they counted only institutionalized kids before the removal date, and both institutionalized and non-institutionalized kids afterwards. That's a HUGE fatal flaw, and it cannot have been an innocent mistake.

BTW, the MMR vaccine has never had thimerosal; it's only used in killed virus vaccines. Thimerosal was phased out from children's vaccines from 1999 to 2001. My older daughter was born in 2000, and so got some thimerosal-containing vaccines.

Her injuries were not severe, and we were able to reverse most of the problems with biomedical treatments, including DMSA chelation. I wonder what abilities she has lost, though.

Letitia Pepper's avatar

When I was handing out my flyers about people's right and duty to say no to the unconstitutional jab mandates in San Diego in the midst of the lockdowns, I met a lot of tourists from other countries. I looked for people with kids especially to give them the flyers. The tourists didn't know each other, and they all told me the same story: they had watched one of their children become autistic after being vaccinated.

So many of them told me the same story that that night, I came home, looked up at the ceiling, talked to St. Therese of Lisieux, and reminded her that I'd been telling people about the miracle she'd performed in 1997 that had used me.

(Me, who in 1997 didn't believe in God, was not Catholic, and had argued against what the voice in my head wanted me to do, but gave up and did it anyway in order to deliver the sign to the person who'd asked for it that that person's prayer had been heard and was being answered.)

So, in 2020, I said, "St. Therese, I read the book (Autobiography of a Soul), so I'm just talking to you, not praying. You probably know what all those people are telling me about the jabs/vaccines and autism. So, please send help, I don't know what kind of help to ask for, but please send help, in the name of Jesus Christ, Amen."

In the morning, when I unlocked my cellphone, the first thing on it was a painting of St. Therese surrounded by roses. Getting roses unexpectedly is the sign that St. Therese sends to those who ask her for help. (BTW, there are only four woman who've been named "Doctors of the Church [Catholic], and St. Therese is one of them.)

I am still not Catholic, I am skeptical, but I believe in miracles when I get such personalized proof. And we have been getting help on the "vaccine/jab/medical tyranny front" from millions of people around the world, including substack authors like Jeff Childers.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

You're truly doing God's work.

I did some picketing when the clot shots were approved for kids. Not as much as I should have, though.

Letitia Pepper's avatar

Every little bit helps. It's interesting and no coincidence that God's work coincides with the American C onstitution.

Letitia Pepper's avatar

Add Robert Malone to that list of the baddies. No way could he have really believed that ivermectin wouldn't treat "COVID." By not telling the truth, he benefitted from the therefore "allowed" use of experimental mRNA. I despise him. And his little farm, too.

FrankInFL's avatar

IVM isn't a treatment for Covid. It's a preventative. Once you get Covid, it's too late for IVM. Malone was right.

SimulationCommander's avatar

When I dug into the studies I found mostly the same, but it's interesting that IVM had to clear the bar of "something to take after you got covid" but the vaccine never did. (In fact, you have to take the jabs earlier than IVM to be "vaccinated" by the time you get the bug.)

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Ivermectin is VERY effective in treating COVID fairly early on.

Letitia Pepper's avatar

No, Robert Malone was wrong. On purpose! For personal financial benefit.

When early on at one of those morning briefings, Trump said, "Ivermectin could/might work," I did primary research by going online and finding a lot of published papers about ivermectin.

By doing that, I, and anyone with a brain, e.g., Robert Malone, could see exactly when and how ivermectin could be used to treat an existing cold (COVID was just a scary name for another of the always mutating seasonal cold virus). It has to be given early enough and in the right dose -- not too much or too little.

Poorer countries without an established medical board/Big Pharma/captured-CDA,-FDA complex were handing out packets of ivermectin and, I think, aspirin, to people who had symptoms and wanted help.

But if anything already in existence worked to treat COVID, then there couldn't be an emergency use authorization for the mRNA Injection -- and Malone and his wife touted him as the father of -- guess what -- mRNA.

Dr, Ruby and a guest exposed Malone's part in claiming ivermectin couldn't work, so he sued them for defamation, and he lost.

He is one of the baddies.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Dr. Malone was attacked by a lot of people, and chose to attack back a little too aggressively.

He also liked to be introduced as "the inventor of the mRNA vaccines", which is ridiculous - a lot of people have patents on technology that went into the vaccines. So that tells you Dr. Malone has a Donald Trump sized ego.

But he's never been dishonest, to my knowledge, and has tried to do the right thing, except for being overly aggressive in response to personal attacks.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Here's an article from Feb 2022 that shows Dr. Malone said ivermectin is helpful, for prophylactic purposes, anyway. The article is supposedly "fact-checking" his claims, but basically they asked some pro clot shot shill about each of Dr. Malone's claims and then took the answer as absolute truth.

https://www.businessinsider.com/experts-fact-check-vaccine-claims-by-robert-malone-rogan-podcast-2022-2?op=1

Here's Dr. Malone's substack post that's linked in the article:

https://www.malone.news/p/more-important-ivermectin-study-results

Here's the quote used in the article:

"Ivermectin must be initiated immediately for people in high-risk categories in the United States and worldwide. This includes individuals with one or more co-morbidities and the middle-aged or elderly. Our 'design-to-fail' government-funded clinical trials for early treatment and governmental obstructionism regarding life saving treatments to patients must end now,"

As for the lawsuit, I wasn't able to easily find what Dr. Malone was suing over, or even why Jane Ruby was saying nasty things about Dr. Malone. I do see she was claiming he was evil and a deep state asset, but I couldn't find what specific views of Dr. Malone got Ms. Ruby triggered.

It's my understanding that Dr. Malone was naïve and then got red pilled.

Peg F's avatar

The fact that you brought in Dr. Malones “little farm” which is irreverent to the brilliance related to his mRNA work - which Fauci et all erased as he went against them, tells you all one need’s to know. Paid shill, you are.

Letitia Pepper's avatar

"And his little farm, too" is a riff on "and your little dog, too" from the Wizard of Oz." The farm reference is related to his wealth -- which he ostentatiously showed off in his substack when he started talking about his horse property and all his pretty little horses. ("All the pretty little horses" is a musical reference.)

What brilliance related to his mRNA work are you talking about? "Which Fauci et al. erased as he went against them"? Bob and his wife, Jill, tried to make him sound far more important than he was.

Here's an AI thought (which of course might be wrong, but it fits in with an AI search from another direction: "Robert Malone is an American physician and biochemist who contributed to the early development of mRNA technology in the late 1980s. While he frequently refers to himself as the sole "inventor" of mRNA vaccines, the broader scientific community considers him one of hundreds of contributors to a technology that evolved over decades."

Please tell us when and how Bob went "against Fauci." Not when it counted during the years the lockdowns and jabs were being pushed. When I found his substack, BEFORE I found out more about his background, I thought he was great. Then it turned out he had been on the committee that unanimously said ivermectin couldn't work (I'd already done my own primary research into about 25 published papers on ivermectin and could see that absolutely it could work, if given soon enough and in the right dose), and that because of that, the mRNA "experimental" COVID jab could be introduced to a HUGE market -- in many cases a HUGE COMPELLED market.

Now the cockroaches are all going to turn against Fauci when he's being held up as a scapegoat -- that's what you get when you make yourself the public face of what looked like the Titanic before it left the pier and sailed into icy waters.

If anyone is a paid shill, it looks like it might be someone who describes his work as brilliant and leaps into a post that criticizes him. Of course, if you are using a pseudonym, you might not be paid, but might instead be Bob or Jill or, using another reference, a Houyhnhnm, because if anyone could afford one of THOSE horses, it would be Bob.

And here's something troubling: the Houyhnhnm, the very intelligent horses in Gulliver's Travels, rule over the Yahoos, a savage and brutish race of human-like creatures. Looks like it's time to switch from Yahoo mail, since its developers apparently had a very low opinion of their intended market,

Peg F's avatar

Yup this is me. What’s your real name? Anyway, reading that diatribe is minutes of my life that I will never get back. Goodness. Maybe you should go outside and touch grass. There is no discussing with the likes of you. Bless your heart and good luck!

Fred Ickenham's avatar

I have a very high opinion of Dr. Malone. I would have to strongly disagree with your opinion.

Jerri Hinojosa's avatar

Congressional hearings are a waste of time-nothing but grandstanding politicians. We need the DOJ questioning the list you gave.

Jen Kelly's avatar

My kids were born in 2002 and 2003. I remember reading the Danish studies on MMR safety and believed the research. How naive! Now I don’t believe a single research finding coming from Pharma, or government in general. The corruption runs deep.

Richard Whitney's avatar

I saw someone quoting the Danish study yesterday. It is good to have this information now.

Not that most people are swayed by facts.

Mrs. RW

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

There were several "Danish" studies. If I was motivated, I'd go back and look up the known fatal flaws in them. All I can remember off the top of my head is that one study claimed thimerosal didn't cause autism because autism rates in Denmark continued to rise after it was discontinued.

The study primarily counted only institutionalized people before the discontinuance, but counted a lot of noninstitutionalized people afterwards.

AM Schimberg's avatar

Same. I feel ashamed I was so avidly pro vaccine. Thank God none of my kids have suffered obvious harm! Covid opened my eyes completely!

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

This is a duplicate of my response to a different comment here:

I've been an autism warrior mom since 2004. Back in the day, I read up on the major studies that supposedly refuted the vaccine-autism link. The Danish studies were a MAJOR part of the "proof" that vaccines don't cause autism.

Those studies were fatally flawed. They were designed to find no link.

After all these years, I don't remember the details very well, but I believe one of the studies Thorsen led "proved" vaccines which included thimerosal (mercury) didn't cause autism because after Denmark removed thimerosal, the autism rates continued rising.

The catch was, they counted only institutionalized kids before the removal date, and both institutionalized and non-institutionalized kids afterwards. That's a HUGE fatal flaw, and it cannot have been an innocent mistake.

BTW, the MMR vaccine has never had thimerosal; it's only used in killed virus vaccines. Thimerosal was phased out from children's vaccines from 1999 to 2001. My older daughter was born in 2000, and so got some thimerosal-containing vaccines.

Her injuries were not severe, and we were able to reverse most of the problems with biomedical treatments, including DMSA chelation. I wonder what abilities she has lost, though.

SHug's avatar

"Thimerosal was phased out from children's vaccines"

Nope, they LOWERED it in most, if not removed.

Still contains thimerosal - Tetanus and diphtheria, DPT, HepB (that newborn one)

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK223726/

Jerri Hinojosa's avatar

So the DOJ investigated Dr. Danish Fraud 15 years ago and dropped the ball? What do you want to bet there are documents hiding in burn bags at the FBI telling the FBI to stand down because Dr. Fraud was supplying the findings Pharma and the FDA paid him to find?

Chadwick McMonagle's avatar

What's the Biggest MAGA and MAHA Win This Year? Is it..

- The poisoned Argentinian beef?

- The approved use of ROUNDUP?

- The $1.24 billion in new COVID shots?

- The new mRNA flu shot for Americans over 50?

- The pesticide the turns test animals gay?

Wake the flock up.

(borrowed from Jason Christoff)

Letitia Pepper's avatar

Don't forget, Trump is president of a whole country. Poor and rich, uniformed and informed alike. The same Executive Order that made glyphophate (Round-Up) a critical ingredient for our economy, also, in the same title, made phosphorus a critical ingredient. They are both critical to our food supply and agriculture.

Factory farming that uses round-up produces LOTS of food (not of the best quality) and regenerative farming to restore our soils and the nutrient levels in the food grown in such soil requires phosphorus. Trump knows what he's doing. Trying to keep prices down and food supplies up -- famines are used as weapons in warfare.

Johnny-O's avatar

You are right - Trump does know what he is doing as he has appointed the usual suspects from big Ag and little has changed.

Kathy's avatar

The pesticide you are referring to is called atrazine, and it can turn male frogs into female, not into gay frogs!

Bard Joseph's avatar

Not transvestites?

Johnny-O's avatar

I mean, we kind of got food dyes removed from foods....kind of voluntarily. And some minor tweaks in the vaccine schedule.

Jeff is happy to report cheaper Big Harma poisons for us. TAW!

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

I'll just refer you to list of wins https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/the-list-wednesday-july-15-2026-c

You're not worth much more of a response, troll.

Rob's avatar

The democrats these days have voted AGAINST protecting females, AGAINST giving tips & Social Security money a tax break, AGAINST honest elections and they have voted right up front and in your face to put communists in charge of NYC!

They already don't care what I (or your) think.

Karmy's avatar

They also voted against condemning socialism.

Kenneth Solomon's avatar

The Democrats are what happened to America. It was the Democrats who LOVED LOVED LOVED THE HANDOUTS! They love social security. They love medicare. They love all their subsidies and grants. There is no constitutional authority for any of that! But they didn’t care – they wanted free stuff. And now they give it to anyone except Americans.

Kathy's avatar

I’m grateful for drug prices coming down for those who need them and choose that route. But what about those of us that have had reactions to pharmaceutical drugs and had to go looking for natural alternatives and naturopathic doctors. It’s a maze of trying find the right stuff for our bodies. When one finally finds the doctor, the alternative products, everything is out of pocket and extremely pricey. Those of us on fixed incomes, if financial miracles don’t happen, like a large inheritance or a money tree start growing in the backyard(if we still have a backyard), then we just suffer until we die? Anyway, just trying find my way around this new world where one day you’re active, healthy, own a small, but flourishing business and the next you’re not any of those anymore. I don’t want to suggest big pharma or insurance companies should grab hold of the supplements and natural path doctors… they have shown the world it’s all about $$$ and not healthcare. But I’d like to see something happen that will help make these alternatives more affordable and accessible for those who want to be healthy and a contributor in society that wants people to flourish. This is first I’ve commented in any of these and I tried to comment on direct email but this is where the system took me. I think that puts me in a place of speaking out and advocating for good healthcare. I thank God for all who are doing that and hope this gets to those in a position who can make a difference in this arena.

Richard Whitney's avatar

Be careful. Big Pharma buys out supplement companies, just like Colgate-Palmolive bought Tom's of Maine.

Nature Made & MegaFood:

Manufactured by Pharmavite, which is a subsidiary of Japan's Otsuka

Pharmaceutical.Garden of Life & Vital Proteins:

Owned by Nestlé (via Nestlé Health Science).

New Chapter: Owned by Procter & Gamble

Mrs. RW

Kathy's avatar

Yes I’ve been seeing that too!

R1ghtTh1nk's avatar

I agree. I've been researching supplements for many years; it's crucial to ignore "recommended" amounts and to aim for replete (well-supplied) levels: Vitamins A, B complex, C, D, E (all eight) and K2. Add essential minerals: Boron, Copper, Magnesium, Selenium, Zinc and anti-cancer / anti-inflammatory herbs: Curcumin, Quercetin, Trans-resveratrol. [I've had doctors laugh at my regimen and dismiss my history (no illnesses).]

I take no prescription drugs. Best wishes!

Teresa Carstensen's avatar

Go easy on the vitamin-K. Doctors at a Chicago hospital told me "It can cause the blood to thicken". This was during my husband's treatment for an ischemic stroke...after he had begun supplementing Vit-K daily.

Proberta's avatar

Most cancers are an easy fix using natural healing. Holistic doctors have been curing cancer for DECADES. Unfortunately most of them are dead, murdered, imprisoned, stripped of their license to practice medicine, or were forced to open clinics in Mexico.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6m1gwgMkKBA&t=78s

https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-11-15-77-holistic-practitioners-now-dead-since-2015-this-is-beyond-strange-they-are-dropping-like-flies-and-msm-ignores-them.html

Steve McQueen was murdered.

In 1980 U.S. doctors told McQueen that there was no more they could do for him, so he went to a Laetrile clinic in Mexico. When he returned he was nearly cancer free. His doctors convinced him to do one last procedure, and McQueen died.

Steve McQueen was murdered because Big Pharmacide could NOT have the #1 international male movie star telling the world that he had cured his cancer by eating apricot pits.

There's an amazing documentary about a doctor who cures cancer, including the most difficult cancer, children's brain cancer, and what the United States government did to him because of it.

'Burzynski: Cancer Is Serious Business'

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1632703/?ref_=nm_flmg_job_1_cdt_t_7

Juju's avatar
Sep 2Edited

For starters I think functional or naturotoathic/holistic doctors should be covered under ALL insurance the same way allopathic doctors are. Right now you have to pay out of network. Which can be 50-90% of their fees. The medical industry forces people like cattle into the offices of allopathic doctors the way insurance is set up. Our union explained to me it’s the lawsuits that force them to have to comply with BCBS “in network.” People have a bad experience and sue. If it’s not covered as an “accepted standard treatment”, our union could then be liable for any lawsuit.

It’s so frustrating.

Doug Young's avatar

Thorsen could have at least bought American cars w/the money he stole from Americans during his CDC grifting spree. Instead, he got an Audi & a Honda.

John Wygertz's avatar

TAW! The midterm test is upon us, turnout is crucial.

Ohmboy's avatar

That reminds me. What does TAW stand for?

John Wygertz's avatar

Trump Always Wins!