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Jimmie Manwiller's avatar

The best part of waking up, is coffee and covid in your cup!

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¡Andrew the Great!'s avatar

Did anyone else read that with the jingle in their mind's ear?!

#Folgers

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christopher peacock's avatar

Folgers is the Resident Potato of coffee.

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Angus McPherson's avatar

Or perhaps, the resisdent chickory?

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Roger Beal's avatar

Don't be insulting chicory in front of anyone from N'Awlins.

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christopher peacock's avatar

Chickory is fine- resident potato is a toad.

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Verve's avatar

Totally!

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John Bugni's avatar

OH, YES, Andrew!

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

I'm not a coffee snob so Folgers is in my cup all the time and I have loved their jingle for decades!

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I.M. Nottaborg's avatar

The best part of waking up is surviving Pfizer in my arm!

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christopher peacock's avatar

So far so good eua r forever

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I read that wrong! No covid in my cup, please and thank you, lol.

Time for MyCoffee and C&C!

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Stephanie's avatar

I prefer Cov FeFe coffee personally ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I have a perfect oversized mug for that, that my daughter gifted me and helped me customize on one of those personalize-your-mug websites, with COVFEFE block letters on a pretty daisy background. When I don't use my YETI mug, that's my next go-to mug. US US

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Levans's avatar

Trump used the term Covfefe May 31, 2017. When covid came along I remembered that tweet of his ... and wondered . I don't think anything is a coincidence with this world regime. "Plandemic" made sense to me.

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Stephanie's avatar

🎯

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Carol M.'s avatar

I loved watching him “blink” the lights in his White House kitchen while the old Fox&Friends was on☕️📺

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

Someone needs to patent Covfefe Coffee. They all thought Trump was off his rocker when he referred to Covfefe in May 2017.

Per Wikipedia - COVFEFE - In law. U.S. Representative Mike Quigley started H.R. 2884, "The Communications Over Various Feeds Electronically for Engagement Act (COVFEFE Act)" on June 12, 2017. The act suggested that national archives should need to store social media posts by the President of the United States.

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Bryan Dair's avatar

Goes well with Hamberders, I understand.

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devoalan's avatar

Publix puts New England brand coffee on two for one, often enough that I can buy ten at half price, butter pecan. Yeah, no coffee snob here. And they come out with a mocha mint creamer that’s killer. Sorry Phil, but coffee is like wine. You can drink it or talk about it. Can’t do both.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

You might like Bearded Man coffee's Smooth Operator coffee then.

I've purchased the $80 size, I think it was for 5 lbs. (I had a promo code though from Conservative Daily Podcast which I do not recall at the moment). No shipping fee for that size order and the best price per volume. I sometimes purchase flavored coffee and mix a scoop or two in with my basic coffee, rationing it out to make it fit my budget, but enough to enjoy the special smell and flavor.

https://beardedmancoffee.com/shop/smooth-operator/

I also have a fondness for butter pecan...

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devoalan's avatar

I think I like the aroma in the morning as much as I like drinking it.

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God Bless America's avatar

I love their chocolate coffee and blueberry … love the bogos… 💖

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Valerie's avatar

Hahahahha me too

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Stop selling that old book here please

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SusanMc's avatar

Again☹️

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

This isn’t directly from the Bible, but coffee is yucky. 😂🤷🏻‍♀️

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Valerie's avatar

I used to think so too, but then I discovered cream. Life changing, lol.

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Kim's avatar

After Beryl blew through, I bought a French press from H‑E‑B . Because it will be a while before the Generator Supercenter gets back to me, I will at least be able to make coffee the next time our power is out.

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Valerie's avatar

We’ve had a French press for years for the same reason! Upgraded to a double walled stainless one a couple of years ago and like that one even better than the glass one.

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Kim's avatar

I like that they are easy to clean.

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Swanlzs's avatar

I use an aero press to make a single cup of coffee. Otherwise, they have a bun coffee maker because it does not leach any aluminum.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

The darker the coffee the less bitter it is. Seriously!

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Politico Phil's avatar

Depends on how you brew it, the grind, the draw and the water temp. Personally, I prefer the light to medium roast which generally has a more complex combination of flavors. Typically American brewed coffee is just a dark burnt flavor overloaded with sugar and creamer. IE, Starbucks. They put so much sugar in their coffee, they have to use a very dark burnt roast to be able to taste the coffee through the sugar. (I think burnt is a more accurate descriptor than bitter.)

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Verve's avatar

Spot on, Phil. And I used to laugh at the "conspiracy theorists" who said their logo was somehow demonic - I don't know about that, but more like the whole company is. A couple years ago I was in NYC and my sister said let's check out the new multilevel Starbucks Reserve that had recently opened up. Has a bar/lounge vibe, serves alcohol and has a much more extended food menu. It was woke heaven. Aggressive Barristas who eye you up and down with disdain and just a bizarre way of ordering food and having to pick it up from another area of the restaurant from clueless employees who don't speak English and are just rude rude rude. But the piece de resistance were the restrooms. Holy crap. First, they're in the basement of the place. Second, they pipe in loud clubby music which is much lounder than up in the main floor. Weird. Third, the lighting was very low and RED - think Robert L Peter's speech in philly in 2022 with the hellish red background lighting. Fourth: you guessed it - Completely co-ed bathroom with individual stalls that seemed very country club like - like you could have a hook-up in there. do drugs, whatever and absolutely nobody would care. I can't tell you how horrible it is for a woman to go into a bathroom like that after a guy has just peed everywhere and the seat is up, it's just absolutely an assault on my humanity. I think I threw my shoes out later that evening.

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John Galt (MAHA/MAGA)'s avatar

Starbucks just opened their 100,000th location, in the Men's room of an existing Starbucks

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Verve's avatar

literally. The debauchery is real.

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Valerie's avatar

My husband and I hate the taste

Of Starbucks. Burned beans… ick.

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CMCM's avatar

That's why coffee geeks call it Charbucks!

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Politico Phil's avatar

LOL...

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

That logo is NOT a mermaid... it is a split-tailed siren of some sort.

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Verve's avatar

yes you're right. I just saw something recently about it and how the founders of SBUX wanted something that had a logo that positioned the product as "irresistible" which on surface level seems like clever marketing. But if you look at the greek mythology of it sirens were inextricably linked to death and the "underworld." Really creepy. The original SBUX logo is much more graphic https://duckduckgo.com/?q=original+starbucks+logo+image&iax=images&ia=images&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fenriqueortegaburgos.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2019%2F08%2Ffirst-starbucks-logo.jpg

And Just like Apple changed their logo from sir isaac newton sitting under a tree with an apple dangling above him, the new apple logo is an apple with a bite out of it, in the rainbow pride flag colors, although they aren't in the same order as the pride flag. Apple says no to it being some reference to sin etc., but people are left to make their own conclusions. Most don't notice or care. It's really interesting.

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Verve's avatar

Thank you - that was the article I was referring to!

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

The Apple logo always remind me of the verses in the bible that say,

“If your right hand offends you, cut it off” and the one in Genesis talking about how God warned Adam & Eve NOT to EAT (or partake of) the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

I typed this into my

apple

phone with my right hand. I get the irony.

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Verve's avatar

LOL I'm with you KC. A mind bending experience on a daily basis with that iphone, and now that I've lost complete confidence in most everything in this world since the plandemic, I absolutely believe Apple created that logo as a great big "ef-u" to us. It's an example of Occam's Razor if there ever was one.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

It seems to be a giant fist-shaking in the face of God.

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Angus McPherson's avatar

In the coffee business, some people call Starbuck "Charbucks" for their roasting regimen. I drink dark roast coffee--just my preference. I like it black (like my heart). As you said, temperature is key. Coffee, no matter the roast, won't taste good unless it is brewed between 205 and 210 F. Consumer coffee makers are seldom higher than 190F. Many of them considerably lower.

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Tio Nico's avatar

emperature s only oneof the five variables involved in coffee brewing. I haveover the years played with all five.. and will, deoending on which coffee and its roast profile, brewed as low as 195F . In fact I have developed a three stage brew method that starts with a first soak at 130F. So ttem is just one more "handle" to play with. French press is my typical daily method, though AeroPress is a good alternative. IF you have the "flow control" option. (I had some early disasters following the introduction of the inverted brew protocol.. so went back to the venerable Frog Pot. Hard to spill that.

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Angus McPherson's avatar

Well Uncle Nico, you are talking at master levels to my novice level. I just know I can't stand "mr. coffee" drip and the like, and had someone explain the temp thing, and found it empirically to be true. I purchased a Japanese made imported drip machine that does output at the higher temps, and like what it makes.

Really interesting 3 stage stuff, and I'm amazed that level of knowledge that people are able to share in this comment section. I've learned a lot. Thanks for just this little insight from your larger store of knowlege.

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SteelJ's avatar

I like it black, like my heart. LOVE THAT. I'm using it. Not asking permission, I'm black-hearted. Being black-hearted, you'd never give it. Just gonna use it, thanks!

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Angus McPherson's avatar

Love your reply. Touché. Somehow, that phrase has always fit my life experience and my taste in the coffee.

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Tio Nico's avatar

Phil, you are close, bu exactly backward.

When you start with cheap beans, burn them to death, and overextrat them, the only way it would no be instatnly rejeted by anyone with more than four functioning taste receptors is to load it with "white and sweet".

Once you have tried quality coffee, carefully and correctly roasted, and brewed accurately, you will never again even think of "white and sweet" in your cup.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Sooooo true!

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

What light roast do you recommend?

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Politico Phil's avatar

My longstanding favorite is a single origin Costa Rican coffee from Hunter Bay roaster in Montana. It is a light roast they sell. It's amazingly smooth. Another favorite of mine is their "Big Sky Organic" which is a combination of different origins and is a medium roast. Great flavor and also smooth. Again, it's important to get the right grind for each bean especially with the light roasts. If the grind and the brew is not adjusted for the bean, a light roast can be bitter as RJ pointed out. I have also been a heavy user of Puerto Rican coffee from puertoricancoffeeshop.com which sells a whole line-up of PR roasters.

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there are light roasts that are bitter, and those that are not... depending on the skill of the roaster himself. The profile time/temp curve is critical. if that is not managed, the result can be bitter because the beginning of the maillard reaction comes too soon, and is not extended long enough. VERY gentle in the drying phase will result in a light roast that is full flavoured, comples, sweet/floral, and smooth. Start wth a great coffee stock, roast it well, and amaze your friends. Brewing is also critical, as overextraction tends toward a bitter cup no matter the roast. With the properly done light roast described above, it is even more critical. But once learned, oh my goodness, right in MY cup.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Totally makes sense. Based on that, Hunter Bay seems to be a good roaster. I have noticed the difference you talk about in brewing light roasted, some bitter and others just delicious. Light roast does require a bit more finesse when you brew it.

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Tio Nico's avatar

but once mastered, SO worth it!!!

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Valerie's avatar

Silencer smooth from Black Rifle is an excellent light roast, but I’m not a connoisseur like some of the people posting.

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Valerie's avatar

But the darker the less caffeine, if I remember right. What a choice! 😂

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On an island's avatar

It’s negligible though.

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Laura Barrett's avatar

I take my coffee as I do all my food, clean, organic, well prepared and sourced from people I want to do business with. I drink my coffee black or with raw cream, no sugar ever.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

That lady one is why I never buy Starbucks, OR Black Rifle Coffee Company.

Everyone knows Starbucks is Left, but few realize that Black Rifle is hard left too. They just masquerade as conservative but their owners are Leftys

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RJ Rambler's avatar

You know it!!

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Swanlzs's avatar

Along with the Burr grinder. Good coffee is all about the grind. Plus I use an aero press to make my coffee. Totally awesome.

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Beckadee's avatar

Your hips will thank you. ;)

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Starsky's avatar

Why is that?

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Beckadee's avatar

Cream will you fatten you up.

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Cheryl's avatar

Absolutely, heavy whipping cream is divine!

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John Bugni's avatar

Look up "Bulletproof Coffee." A Keto diet staple.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I discovered that for me it's pretty good with these parameters:

100% Arabica beans

Organic

Medium roast

(over roasting does not agree with me)

Supporting Mike Lindell and his MyStore entrepreneurs by subscribing to coffee I like (be sure to use a PROMO CODE)

Adding organic cane sugar and milk in limited amounts

Using my little stainless steel percolator that was gifted to me by my thoughtful brother and his wife

Using the YETI mug gifted to me by the same

AND reading C&C including the comments section

Blessings,

Anita

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Seems like a lot of trouble when there is green tea in the world. 😂😂

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Kim's avatar

To each their own. Green tea always tastes like someone put grass in hot water to me.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I just can't get into green tea...

although I take ECGC green tea supplements...

I grew up with a mom (mum) from England (naturalized citizen) who always put cream/milk and sugar in black tea, and tea just seems less-than without it, and putting it in green tea would be gross?

I can drink black tea, iced and without sugar (lemon juice optional), but green tea leaves me wanting.

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

Anita, I didn't care for green tea either, until the late unpleasantness around all things medical. Fall of 2021, I caught some flu-like bug (not covid) and spent the next day and a half drinking green tea every hour and taking massive quantities of Vitamin C every 2 hours, along with some other virus protocols. Within 48 hours the fever, chills, and body aches were gone, with just the drippy nose to finish up.

Now, I have 2-3 different green teas on hand and have a cuppa every other day or so, more often if I feel as though I might be fighting off a bug. I still prefer black tea, but it seems as though the experience in 2021 changed my taste buds a wee bit so that I don't find green tea awful anymore. Just my personal experience and observations. 😊

Mrs. "the Knife"

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Shelle's avatar

Its true, green tea is so much easier to prepare! I rotate green tea for awhile, black tea for awhile, a very occasional cup of coffee.

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PEL's avatar

I brew green tea and we drink it iced.

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Barbara's avatar

Right?? 😂The only thing I like about coffee is the smell. Just give me iced, unsweet green tea or black tea, thanks 🤓

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Tio Nico's avatar

that's because you have never had coffee properly roasted, freshly ground, then brewed properly.

I hated coffee for most of my life.. until I had "THAT CUP". I was SO amzingly "other" I have spent the past twenty years "figuring it out".

And I still love good tea, as well. GOOD tea, that is. Which one cannot find pre- bagged..... Only high quality loose leaf.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Ah ha! My grandmother used a percolator and use to give me coffee that was half cream when I was a child (I'm 73 now). Loved it. But you have to use a coarser grind. If you try an espresso machine or even a French press, you'll never go back to a percolator. An excellent alternative that doesn't require electricity, unless you grind your own coffee, is the Aeropress.com . This inexpensive device makes coffee as good as a thousand dollar espresso machine one cup at a time.

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The AeroPress does wotk well, but is ot as versatile as the venerable French Press. Get the Bodum brand, in the unbreakable bowl version. The largest size, 1.5 litres is great for larger crowds. Even the AeroPress new double size is far too small. The optional Flow Control device and sainless disc filter do bring the AeroPress up to pretty close to the functionality and versatility of the French Press.

There are a number of smallish hand grinders for travel and power eoutage situations. Years go I found a dutch made (DeVe) wooden bpx grinder on eBay Germany, landed cost about $35. Made about 1960. That thing has ground hundreds of pounds of coffee for me, I've carried it sailing, cycle touring, car camping, etc. The "rule" in the industry is to brew the coffee withing fifteen minutes of grinding it. If you buy it preground in the bag, you have already shot yourself in the foot. Turn to fresh ground and you will never go back. YUUUUUGE difference. When travelling cross country I always have a five gallon propane bottle and a two burner propane camp stove, and my five galln jug of drinking water. I have pulled into a rest stop, hauled out my kit, and made coffee right there that is every bit the equal of a properly done hand pourover in a high end shop. . Of course I NEVER travel without an assortment of high quality beans recently roasted to perfection..... Only takes about fifteen minutes to drag out all the kit and make that coffee. But hey, I am "resting" at the "rest stop", right? So whats fifteen minutes invested in some VERY rewarding play-time?

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Politico Phil's avatar

LOL, totally agree. "...Turn to fresh ground and you will never go back..." Absolutely. That is the one thing that makes the BIGGEST difference. The next biggest difference is using beans that have just been roasted. Sadly, I don't roast my own beans but I did experience fresh roasted coffee in Puerto Rice and it is to die for. The Puerto Ricans love their coffee. In the grocery stores they keep it under lock and key because for some reason coffee seems to develop legs and walks off.

The Aeropress manually makes only one cup at a time but what I like about it is that you can use finely ground coffee just like you would in an espresso machine...thus you end up with a true cup of espresso like coffee. You have to use course ground coffee in a French Press so you don't get lots of grounds in your cup and it's good but not as good.

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Tio Nico's avatar

Depends on the actual reality of "fresh roasted". Coffee right out of the roater s nasty. Takes three to five days, sometimes even longer, for it to "settle" and fall into its "window" of perfction.

Good friend of mine, (grower importer, supplier,shop owner, teacher) did an xtended study on about twenty different coffees, carefully cupping every few days against a sandard, over a period of over three weeks. Most coffees, three to five days off roast were "in the window". Some needed as much as ten days to settle. One of them, the one that prompted his "over the top" study, was barely drinkable the first twenty days off roast, then came alive and was mind-blowingly good for only five days, then done. e

Yes, the AeroPress does provide the liberty to play.. but so does the French Press. Most folks with the French press grind way too coarse, and follow the bogus instructions (frim 1926 when it was invented) to brew for 4.5 minutes. Overextraced and harsh/bitter every time. I tend to grind a lot finer than they say, but not anywhere near espresso grind, and end the main brew time after 2.5 minutes.

There are five "variables" to play with, each can be changed in its iown but then one or more of the other four will need to change to adjust things back tto he "sweet spot". This is very easy to do with either the AeroPress or the French Press. Pourover, too, but that's a different kettle of fish. (once mastereed, it is astoundingly good)

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Politico Phil's avatar

That is some great info. I didn't know about the "fresh roasted window". Your caution about over extraction is key I think.

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Tio Nico's avatar

I have known abou the "window" for at least fifteen years, back when itt was "three days....". After my friend did HIS crazy deep dive, there is no question it varies with the particular coffee and even the rpast profile. Since sitting through his two our inensive I have played around myself.. and he is absolutely correct. On the labels at his place the "suggested window" is put right on the label in the bag. Best between 12th Juelyand 20th July" or whatever.

Both over and under are bad news.Sort of a Goldilocks Porridge sort of scenario.

Too fine, too long, too much coffee, too much agitation, to hot all ead to over, which hs harsh and bitter. Too coarse, too short, not enough coffee, not enoughh agitation, water too cold, all tend to UNDER, which is sour and harsh.

Learn loke Goldiloxks did.. try them all...... or get a good book or mentor on the subject.

If your coffee is not super delicious, sweet, complex, fruity/floral, smooth, , I want another cup NOW, its time to get to work and fix it.

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Politico Phil's avatar

I think I need a spreadsheet lol.

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On an island's avatar

Legit 👌

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On an island's avatar

Phil is can see you are quite the coffee aficionado! I work in the industry and agree Aeropress is amazing and versatile. It’s also great for camping. ⛺️

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Politico Phil's avatar

What ever happened to the guy on the TV series "Dangerous Grounds"? Always enjoyed his shows. But he was always going to sketchy areas to find the coffee growers and I'm wondered if he fell to an ill-fate.

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On an island's avatar

Lol, he’s probably on an island somewhere living his best life. He was the founder of La Colombe and sold it last year for many millions to Chobani.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Well, that explains it. I was afraid he got taken out by some cartel smugglers or dove off a waterfall without checking the depth.

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On an island's avatar

😳🤣

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

Never drank coffee from a thousand dollar espresso machine...

but thanks for the tip on the french press! I'll look into it and put one on my wish list for when-I-get-the-money, or maybe someone will gift me one, who knows.

I would like having a back-up for when the electricity goes out, and who knows, maybe I'll switch to it when the percolator reaches end of life, if it does, or sooner if it's as great as you say.

The percolator was a gift from dear relatives who may or may not have known my coffee maker died and I was looking to get away from plastic machinery, or maybe it was serendipitous, but I am fond of the percolator for not just utilitarian reasons.

Thanks again!

Blessings,

Anita

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Betsy Frost's avatar

My favorite coffee is an Americano made by my espresso machine. A shot of espresso or two and then topped off to coffee cup size with hot water.

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

The missus gave me a camp percolator for our outing last year. Works pretty good on the old Coleman stove. Coarse grind only, obviously. I prefer medium roast as it seems less bitter to me and I want maximum caffeine.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Try it...just not at Star Bucks.

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Double Mc's avatar

I like the looks of the aero press (French press is such a pain to clean), but I'm really trying to eliminate plastic. I'm about to ditch my drip for glass pour-over. have you done pour over? How does it compare?

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Politico Phil's avatar

I have not but Tio has. Maybe he could tell us how he does it.

Good point about plastic. I actually use a DeLonghi espresso machine (Italian) my son gifted me. I use Aeropress on travel or during hurricane outages. After what Tio said, I'm going to have to get a French Press.

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On an island's avatar

Agree. I personally am not a huge fan of french press. After getting used to cleaner coffee brewing methods (meaning less sediment but also easier clean up) it’s hard to go back. My go to is pour over and it’s all we brew in our shop using Hario V60s. There’s a bit of a learning curve. You need a gooseneck kettle for a controlled pour. Start with a 1:16 or 1:17 ratio of coffee to water and adjust to your taste. Med fine grind and 195-205f water. No waste like you have with a whole pot, so you can buy better beans from your local roaster.

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Double Mc's avatar

Thanks! I'll give that a try, even if it does mean buying a new kettle.

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nancylee's avatar

I've found a reliable source of raw milk. so a little milked yesterday cream in my coffee is la de da in the morning

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Romgrp's avatar

Mmmm perked coffee! We have a stainless steel pot we use when camping. ☕️😊

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I recently purchased one from My Patriot Supply!

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PNew's avatar

Heresy! Although the best way to take coffee is with fresh milk, which is sadly difficult to get in this country.

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Lydia Garrisi's avatar

Not in Florida, you can buy two different farms raw milk from the local grocery chain every day of the week but Sunday. It’s amazing!! And yes, raw milk in cold brew coffee is our daily treat.

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devoalan's avatar

We are almost free here.

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Double Mc's avatar

Wait, what?!? What chain?

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Lydia Garrisi's avatar

Detwilers!

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Double Mc's avatar

Never heard of them. Guess they don't exist in SWFL. But thank you!

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Lydia Garrisi's avatar

https://detwilermarket.com/locations/

Looks like furthest south is Venice. If you haven’t already looked on the Real Milk website though, check it to see what raw milk is available near you.

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PNew's avatar

Possible, but overpriced at least.

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Joanie Higgs's avatar

Black, strong, and scalding hot, for me!

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Starsky's avatar

We can get raw milk in Arizona, but you have to know where to go. They kind of hide it. It’s an absolute requirement for spring and fall allergies. Only problem is the cows stop producing in the summer heat, and the price of a half-gallon is $9.

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Susan Banks's avatar

It will be so great the day we can drive to our local farm and get fresh Milk!!! It's coming.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Can't stomach it w/o 50% of mug being raw whole milk.

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Sarah Dee's avatar

Or Bailey's...

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Susan Clack's avatar

😆🌟💚🏆

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

So yummy!!

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Carol M.'s avatar

I still like you Janice 😂😎The old joke comes to mind: how do we know God loves coffee? He brews (Hebrews)☕️✝️

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Lynn46's avatar

Funny, my granddaughter named one of her dogs Coffee the other one Brew. I thought at first she meant brew like coffee. She said no brew like beer bc hubby likes his beer. So apropos for the little ones now.

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Susan Clack's avatar

To each, their own…so coffee isn’t your cuppa tea…we still love you anyway!

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

😂🤣😂 Janice, I actually did laugh-out-loud!! When I read "yucky" I could hear our nephew's pronunciation of the word when he was three years old: yuuuucky! I so miss those days when the little ones were learning to talk! 🥲

On a personal note, while I love the smell of coffee, I have never been able to get past the taste, which has engendered a lot of teasing from the rest of the family: "Come over to the dark side", "How do you know you don't like it if you won't try it?"* - No, thank you! I have seen you people without your morning coffee and it is not a pretty sight! I don't need an addiction, thank you very much!

Mr. "the Knife" tried to slip come coffee by me by surreptitiously putting some in a mug of hot chocolate. When I asked him why he put coffee in my cocoa, he said, "How can you even taste that? It is barely a teaspoon!" I replied, "Because I haven't destroyed my tastebuds with hot sauce!" Over 37 years together, he is still offering me coffee and I am still politely declining! 😂 I am with you: coffee is yuuucky!

Mrs. "the Knife"

*I did try coffee many years ago, accidentally, when I ordered a grande hot chocolate from the Snack Shack at work. When I got back to my desk and took a big swig of it, I realized, to my horror, that it was in fact a grande mocha! I couldn't offer it to someone else since I had already drunk from it, and at $3.50 for the drink I wasn't going to waste it - so I drank it. Two hours later I had a terrible stomach ache. So there, Family! I tried it, I still don't like it, and apparently, it doesn't like me!! 😂

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Want to ruin chocolate? Put coffee in it!!

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Cindi's avatar

Never developed a taste for coffee either, Janice, unless there’s a LOT of chocolate in it 😊

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Barnjai's avatar

Hahaha! Janice, you sure opened up a can of worms. I love my morning coffee

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Boy howdy. 🤪😂😱

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

Glad everyone doesn't like it cause it keeps the price down. I can afford to drink my minimum of a half gallon a day. At 77 years old I still have to work everyday to afford to eat dead cow meat and drink coffee.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

🤭

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christopher peacock's avatar

Boo, boo

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Angk's avatar

Please, please don't jingle in my head all day! Too late!! 😂

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¡Andrew the Great!'s avatar

And kudos to you, Jimmie, for that well-placed and essential comma!

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Jimmie Manwiller's avatar

Thanks for that. The one department in my high school that actually did a good job was the language arts department.

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Susan Clack's avatar

I love drinking my Cup Full o’ Snark every morning!! Jeff Childers is my new crack-dealer!! 😆

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CH's avatar

I spit some coffee out today I laughed so hard.

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shayne's avatar

I sang that....LOL

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Dorota's avatar

Gevalia Colombian

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Deb's avatar

Blackout Coffee... Delicious... And support veterans and conservative values!!!!

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I like that one, I’ve been getting mine from Dr mercola, tested for mold. Huge difference. ( sensitive to everything unnatural these daze)

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SB's avatar

Good one, got me singing that tune now.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Hahahhaha

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Dr Linda's avatar

You get me, thanks

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Dr Linda's avatar

Not Folgers?

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Jimmie Manwiller's avatar

No, my coffee is sassy and sarcastic! Not Folgers. I ground some Stumptown Colombian this morning. I am trying different coffees.

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On an island's avatar

Good to try different coffees! I hope everyone here is supporting small, local roasters... say no to Folgers and all the mass produced low quality coffee. Just a tip from your resident coffee roaster & small biz owner.

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Credenda's avatar

I’m feeling sorry for myself now I I can’t taste coffee anymore thanks to Fauci. It used to be such a pleasurable morning ritual. But the Lord is always good and has provided other little earthly delights. And then there’s that great Marriage Supper I have a reservation to, when all things will be restored.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I’m so sorry 😞 Maybe there is a therapy that will help you get it back?? I’ve heard of different protocols with essential oils and other things that have helped people get their sense of smell back.

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AngelaK's avatar

Oh dear. The jab or covid?

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Credenda's avatar

COVID. I remember waking up on the 4th day and it was gone, totally gone. I have tried everything. I just live with it now and enjoy the occasional times when I have an inkling of taste. God is good.

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Patrice's avatar

I had a similar problem, coffee smelled and tasted foul. Unfortunately, coffee also keeps me going, so I persevered. Eventually, it no longer smelled or tasted bad and years later, my sense of smell and taste has returned somewhat. Still not back to 100%, but I can smell and taste something!

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Credenda's avatar

Thanks for posting that Patrice. Like you, I need coffee as a day-starter. I have saved a lot of money by buying the cheapest coffee since it all tastes the same now. Did you lose your sense of smell from COVID or something else? Your post gives me hope.

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Patrice's avatar

It was from Covid (Jan 2021). Aside from my coffee issues, I truly was concerned that should there be a fire or gas leak, I would never know. And I missed the smell of rain. Losing smell and taste also made me question my ability to cook for others (did I put in too much salt, or not enough?) So I was stuck with the only smell being the smell of foul coffee (sewage foul) in the morning. I did complain to God a bit about the cosmic humor in that the only thing I could smell smelled awful. I think my first little break came as coffee started smelling less bad. Then one day after a rain, I got a fleeting whiff of that delicious scent of rain washing the dirt away - only for a second. It has been a long road but it is better now. Hang in there Credenda!

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AngelaK's avatar

When did you have it? I heard a lot about that early on.

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mark's avatar

FLCCC.com Front Line Covid Critical Care Dr's. website. Check it out. What really helps get the vax out of your body is fasting.

Hope your day is off to a great start and blessed.

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RunningLogic's avatar

There’s is a low acid coffee from Florida called Manatee Coffee! It’s really good 😋 I also like to get local Indiana roasted coffees. Grinding then right before brewing makes such a difference!

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I've completely given up on dinner coffee. It's always so watered down as to be undrinkable (or the other extreme, having sat on a warmer for hours.)

If light passes thru your coffee, it's not coffee it's tea.

Nope, nope, nope.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Sorry, your comment reminded me of the old Folgers commercial. I didn’t mean to start an avalanche of comments.

I do drink locally roasted coffee. Hopefully responsibility sourced, however who know and who can you trust?

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

My cousin Ernie Carman and wife have been farming coffee organically ~45 years: Cafe Cristina, the product, Finca Cristina the farm, (named for their daughter), in Costa Rica.

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Politico Phil's avatar

I have to admit Costa Rican coffee is my favorite. Best tasting coffee on the whole planet as far as I'm concerned although Puerto Rican coffee is a close second.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Headed to CR in ‘25, God willing. Thanks for the tip. I understand Haitian coffee is as good as Jamaican, which is the best I’ve had, so far. However, the only source I have found for coffee from Haiti is Amazonk (k imtended).

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Dr Linda's avatar

Thanks!! I am familiar with Finca Cristina. I have enjoyed it.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Ooh!! Will have to look for that!

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Have you ever tried a single estate Sumatra? Sublime.

I've tried drinking other coffees but always go back.

Shake a few grains of salt in the fresh grounds, pour hot water. Then hit it with a few drops of vinegar to cut bitterness.

"Smooth"! Drinking a cup now.

Good morning!

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AngelaK's avatar

I don't love the taste of my coffee, but atleast it is organic.

Apparently coffee is the most pesticide laden crop there is..

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On an island's avatar

Buying organic is a great idea (and what my company specializes in) but TBH it's mostly to protect the farmers who would be exposed to the chemicals. After processing coffee cherries to seed, drying, and roasting at 400 degrees, there is no discernible pesticide residue for the coffee drinker.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Island, what do you think about the health risk of drinking conventionally-decaffeinated coffee?

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On an island's avatar

Fla Mom, I always recommend water processed decaf. But in the grand scheme of things, I think the biggest health risk most people seem to experience from solvent based decafs is headaches. When you consider all the other crap people put in their bodies, even the worst decaf coffee is unlikely to be the thing that makes someone sick.

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

Pesticides, as well as a heavy black mold/mycotoxin load which is extremely toxic to humans. I drink an organic mycotoxin-free coffee, which is 3rd party tested for toxins & purity: https://a.co/d/0A2O3Rc (amazon link).

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On an island's avatar

Sorry to say, but a lot of the pesticide/ black mold hype about coffee is just untrue. The brands that sell based on those claims are just using marketing to scare people into buying their product. You don't need to worry about mycotoxins in most specialty grade coffee that you get from local roasters, and pesticides are more a worry for coffee farmers; not for roasted coffee in your cup.

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Shelle's avatar

My husband always buys top quality coffee beans and grinds himself, but I was experiencing achiness all over my body and it finally dawned on me to try going without coffee. The pain in my body of months and months went away. Now I drink green or black tea and an occasional cup of mold free coffee without a problem. I'm still afraid I would react again if I drank it all the time. I can't prove it was mycotoxins that made me react to coffee, but I am allergic to mold in general, so I think that's what it was.

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

I'll have to look into that. In Functional Medicine, that typically is not the case from my experience and testing that I have seen.

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Leo's avatar

On an island - how do you know that?

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On an island's avatar

Because i’ve worked in coffee for over a decade, visited origin countries, seen the processing, and also taught classes. The vast majority of specialty coffee is washed, meaning it’s depulped of the fruit then fermented in enzymes, dried in the sun or mechanically, then rested, hulled and exported with minimal moisture. Then it’s roasted at 400 degrees.

Most mold concerns would most likely arise from coffee processed using wet hulling like in Indonesia where there are already humid conditions, and/or from low grade commercial coffee.

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Leo's avatar

On An Island: That's interesting. Do you have an opinion about Pete's Coffee brand? What's your fav?

And, since Indonesia is humid, then coffee sourced from Africa is better? Or?

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On an island's avatar

Hi Leonora, Peet's is legendary and predated SBUX, but it's always been a bit too dark roasted for me. I'm a huge fan of African coffee, especially natural processed fruity Ethiopians light roasted. They will be much more acidic though, which may not be for everybody.

Speaking in generalities, Africa has spectacular coffee and much of it is washed and very clean. I wouldn't want to malign Indonesian coffee though or say other regions are "better" just because it's humid and the processing may lead to quirky flavors. Sumatra and other wet hulled beans that are well-sourced can be very tasty, full-bodied and with lots of character; I never worry about mycotoxins personally.

My advice is to discover what you like by experimenting with different regions, roast levels, and roasters. If you're primarily worried about mycotoxins, buy beans only from specialty coffee shops that source carefully and roast their own. It's more $$ but supports local, independent biz.

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Laura Fisher's avatar

That’s too expensive for my taste. I have a friend that buys organic green beans and roast them in small batches at home. She charges me $12/pound

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Jimmie Manwiller's avatar

Thanks very much. I was hoping I might get a few suggestions. I appreciate it.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

Try New Mexican Pinion Coffee. I add some almond milk. Sooo goood, hot or cold.

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Vonu's avatar

What are you trying different coffees for?

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I came in late, while having my coffee with some milk, sugar and whisky. This was an unexpected and interesting thread. I didn't like coffee when I was young, but began drinking it in my 40's. I do use Folgers. I have Folgers Columbian for brewing a pot, and Folgers Instant Classic Roast for a quick cup when I'm not awake enough to fiddle with a coffee maker.

But what is the point of drinking decaf? Just have a good herbal tea.

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Double Mc's avatar

Decaf because the ghost of my gallbladder does not like caffeine, but I miss the taste of coffee. I can do half-caf sometimes.

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Jimmie Manwiller's avatar

Well I was drinking McDonald’s decaf….that is probably the best answer.

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Vonu's avatar

Do you know how they caffeinate coffee?

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Fla Mom's avatar

Lol!

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Bill Campbell's avatar

ugh

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Vonu's avatar

I hate my spell checker.

Do you know how they decaffeinate coffee?

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On an island's avatar

do you??? 😳

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Vonu's avatar

Do I what?

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On an island's avatar

"Do you know how they decaffeinate coffee?"

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Leo's avatar

Via "water process" if you are informed.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

I didn't care.

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Jimmie Manwiller's avatar

I do not. Uh Oh…

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

The most common ways to make decaffeinated coffee are to soak green coffee beans in some sort of solvent – most typically methylene chloride or ethyl acetate. The same chemicals that are used as paint thinners, degreasers or nail polish removers.

The Swiss Water method is more gentle and chemical free: https://www.swisswater.com/

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Barbara's avatar

I learn something new here everyday! Ugh on the chemicals being used to decaffeinate! I guess unless it's organic - ?

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Vonu's avatar

They use solvents like hexane, which is poisonous.

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On an island's avatar

Water processed Decaf is the way to go, or supercritical CO2. These are the only two processes that can be certified organic. The others, like HoneyPot says, use chemical solvents.

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Vonu's avatar

Until the supercritical CO2 has been sequestered.

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AngelaK's avatar

Who knew all these years?

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Vonu's avatar

Oncologists

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AngelaK's avatar

😟

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Leo's avatar

Folks who do research.

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AngelaK's avatar

I research everything and read alot everywhere across rhe internet because I am a naturally curious person, but I just never came across this in health news until recently. So please don't insult me.

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D&R’s Gma's avatar

Try Black Rifle Coffee! Veteran owned and seriously good stuff!

https://www.blackriflecoffee.com/coffee-club

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NAB's avatar

Nope. Not after the way they waded into the Kyle Rittenhouse controversy.

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

He done Effed up, Son! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Fla Mom's avatar

Who, the Black Rifle guy, Kyle, or Kyle's attackers?

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

Black Rifle Guy.. And Kyle's attackers LOL

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Shelle's avatar

What exactly happened?

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Susan Clack's avatar

BRC went woke. That was it for me! Adios, fellers!

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NAB's avatar

KR appeared in a Black Rifle t-shirt. The CEO of Black Rifle - possibly a former Green Beret - made some public statement in which he distanced the company from KR, saying they didn't sponsor him. I'm not sure why he felt it necessary since people wear logos from companies all the time. Anyway, many MAGA people and gun-rights people were offended believing that the company could have simply said nothing. Instead, the company's stance seemed to be more "woke" signaling. After the ensuing backlash from customers, the company adopted a conciliatory tone saying in essence that they "f*cked up" their response to the whole incident.

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Valerie's avatar

We love black rifle coffee! Have had it on auto ship for several years now.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I have

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Lydia Garrisi's avatar

Lake City Coffee is much much better than Black Rifle! https://www.lakecitycoffee.com

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Michelle's avatar

Infinitely better than Folgers!

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IvyRose's avatar

Chillin’ with Childers and Coffee!

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Steelhands's avatar

I'm pretty sure, every day, the best thing I'm going to read is C&C

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Mandy Butler's avatar

I disagree that the government paying for vaccine injuries will change anything. That’s our money. I agree with the vaccine companies paying for injuries, but the government’s money is our money and we shouldn’t be punished for vaccine injuries. Let the pharmaceutical companies use some of that massive profit to pay for injuries.

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Copernicus's avatar

Fauci and Biden and Hotez and Dazak and those folks IN the government should be held financially responsible.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Baric's lab at UNC Chapel Hill developed the kill drug Remdesivir.

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Roger Beal's avatar

I read some years ago that the UNC Lab prototyped the "covid" mutant but exported final development and release to Wuhan so as to escape Congressional oversight.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Yep, Baric worked with the Bat Lady in Wuhan.

NIH funding documents prove it.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

I read somewhere that it was transferred to Wuhan during Obama’s tenure.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Hang 'em high.

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

Remdesivir + Ventilator = about a 95% kill rate.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I would bet 100%.

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

I only know of two people that survived it.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I hope they thank God every day.

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CHop's avatar

Did he develop it or just run it through a "trial" for covid. I thought it was a Gilead product which failed Ebola trials.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Here is the link pushing it for treatment of covid...and yes, it had a 53% death rate in Ebola trials.

https://sph.unc.edu/sph-news/remdesivir-developed-at-unc-chapel-hill-proves-effective-against-covid-19-in-niaid-human-clinical-trials/

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Susan Clack's avatar

Boy, oh boy…getting THAT jab sure was a crap shoot! Or a coin-toss…😢

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Padrig's avatar

Remdesivir: Interesting how this evil has fallen by the corporate media wayside. We should bring this horrible thing to the middle of the road and make them at least step over it.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

FDA approved it for babies.

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Doug's avatar

Drain those guys' accounts first, then move down the list of CDC fear propagandists, then to the censors on public media, then to the worst offenders on TV... All of these people should be financially ruined before they ever touch taxpayer money for lawsuits.

In other words, all the Covid wealth transfers need to be transferred back to us.

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Starsky's avatar

Reparations.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

& get them all UP TO DATE on their jabs.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Bingo! 🎯

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FedUpInOR's avatar

Never touch taxpayers money for Pfizer lawsuits. We gained 0.0 off it and we should pay 0.0. Plus those of us who really didn’t want the shots, didn’t get them. And if everyone had stood up, they couldn’t have come after all of us

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Peter GL's avatar

you said ir Doug!

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Ohio Deb's avatar

Ultimately… the DOD is responsible through the Pentagon that is responsible ! JS.

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shayne's avatar

Sue them all back to Food Stamps then let them eat cake!

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

And after they get fat from eating cake, hang them!

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shayne's avatar

I like the way you think!

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Can convicted criminals get food stamps?

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shayne's avatar

Probably... but it was a weird way of saying they're left with no money.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

Agreed. It would be the seizing of assets of the other drug cartels.

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Sherry 1's avatar

Personally responsible.

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

And then hanged after they go broke!

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Let them experience true poverty.

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Peter GL's avatar

and put in jail

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CH's avatar

100%

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NAB's avatar

Big Tobacco had to pay - let Big Pharma do the same.

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Peter GL's avatar

true true

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Double Mc's avatar

YES!

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Kelli's avatar

Yeah. The government bailed out the banks in 2008 (with our money) and look how well that turned out.

I hear that obamacare was a bailout for health insurers as well.

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Sarcastia's avatar

Yes, it was a huge bailout, but in the legal and functional sense it cost us a great deal more than the money.

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Dawn B's avatar

It's all sinisterly devised to enslave us...

I don't believe everything but I do believe everything is not what we are told so...

OBAMACARE WAS CREATED TO TRAFFIC CHILDREN

https://www.bitchute.com/video/eWcIVtPVd9tR/

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

& the boarder has been wide open. Catholic charities is making lots of $$ “ helping “ the illegal immigrants & other ngo ‘s .

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Jaci's avatar

And register voters

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Auto makers too

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

& soon, the airlines?

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

All that diversity inclusion nonsense.

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Annie's avatar

Agree 💯. Big Harma should stand by their products.

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Vonu's avatar

They'd rather stand by their profits.

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Dawn B's avatar

They'd rather make us pay for our own sickness and demise.

It is really greedy evil genius.

We pay for our chem trails while they profit too... it's overwhelming and when the rest of the world figures it out, I hope they have to hide and stay in their cushy underground bunks forever.

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Vonu's avatar

Those of us who want a return to a free world should fill their vents with concrete.

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AngelaK's avatar

Lol..I thought that was a typo (of the type I make often because I type on my phone).

I then realized it wasn't, and it is brilliant, by the way!!

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OnTheJump's avatar

Wouldn't THAT be something !

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Lew's avatar

If the government pays for vax injuries, they'll just borrow more money and increase the national debt without a thought. The evils of the pharma companies will continue as long as they keep up their contributions to politicians. Therefore, only the pharma companies must pay!

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Dawn B's avatar

Lew, ...so we follow the money... Who is doing this to our gov and then to us? Who are the biggest contributers, own pharma, own media, own the banks, fed reserve, etc.? It's "them" masquerading as humanitarians but they are not. They literally want to depop and take over the world and they tell us but most still don't get it.

chem trails

climate change

pesticides, chemicals, fluoride in our food and water

hiding cures for ilnesses... (it's all parasites etc.)

silencing dissentors.... It boggles my mind the depth of evil, but I am not them, and saved by grace, and they are blinded to the real truth.

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Lew's avatar

According to "Blood Money" by Peter Schweitzer, it's all a long-term plot by the CCP.

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Dawn B's avatar

I don't doubt the CCP have a hand in it, but there are so many ways the "elite" exploit and enslave us.

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Vonu's avatar

The national debt has been increasing by a trillion dollars every 100 days or so, according to the FRED charts.

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Citizen Satirist (CS)'s avatar

CORRECTION: Taxes from us are maybe 1/3rd of revenue - if even that... the rest is quantitatively eased borrowed printed out of thin air fiat money and we are left holding the inflation bag......

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Jay Horton's avatar

And thusly, taxed.

Later Jay

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carily myers's avatar

AGREE, if people understood more about fiat currancy/the Fed, we'd be better off. We live in a lie about money.

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Crixcyon's avatar

This is the stranglehold Pig Pharma has had on congress ever since the 1986 vaccine laws. They are completely off the hook and will stay that way until that law is destroyed.

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carily myers's avatar

I can't firgure out-is it AIPAC or Big Pharm that owns Congress or is it both?

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Bryan Dair's avatar

Both.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I figured 3 yrs ago that husband and I would end paying higher taxes to pay for jabbees' poor decisions. At least we have our health.

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Vonu's avatar

For now.

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

The Highwire's legal arm is called ICAN, the Informed Consent Action Network. Their top attorney, Aaron Siri, was able to depose Stanley Plotkin for a few hours a couple of years ago.*

In the deposition, Siri shoved a bunch of documents from vaccine manufacturers in Plotkin's face and got him to admit under oath that one of the Hep B vaccines, given on the day of birth to every infant in the US was only monitored for 5 days after injection, was only tested on 150 kids and babies, and had NO placebo. The other Heb B vaccine was only monitored for 4 days, if I remember right.

The Highwire has about 6 million direct viewers, and Siri has been testifying before various state legislatures lately. Apparently he recently spoke before members of the US congress.

The other part of that vaccine that should provoke outrage is that babies are at zero risk unless the mother is Hep B positive, and mothers can be tested before the baby is born.

*Siri was able to "depose" Plotkin because Plotkin agreed to appear as an expert witness in a divorce trial, of all things. (I wonder how much he was going to be paid...) The "vaccine hesitant" parent got ahold of someone at ICAN, Siri saw the opportunity, and rushed on out.

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Michael Framson's avatar

Skeptical Actuary--Great recall of the Plotkin deposition. He also stated that he was likely going to Hell for the way he conducted research on orphans and children of incarcerated mothers. I believe, but couldn't find supporting information that there is a wing of the CDC in Atlanta that is named after Plotkin.

Jeff referred to Plotkin's storied career; I would have used sordid career.

I am of the opinion there of "plenty" of vaccine apologists, researchers who need to hang for any reformation of vaccine-medical-industrial-complex to occur. In conjunction with that the FDA and CDC need to be turned into rubble and disposed.

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Peace's avatar

Deposition of Stanley Plotkin: https://archive.org/details/2015-831539-DM

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RU's avatar

The Rx co's will just use our money, which is funneled to them via "research grants" to advertise on and prop up the failing state-run MSM. The more they have to pay in torts, the more their friends in gov't will funnel to them. Decreasing that slush fund at any point in its cycle will help. Though, I get what you're saying. I just don't think it's that straightforward these days. Rx has been drafted into the MiC. They're also getting a lot of our money via the gov't.

On top of that, it was the government - not Rx - that forced these drugs on people and tried to mandate them. Gov't should pay for the harms it causes. And if it means the budgets need to be re-evaluated to fund that and that they have to cut some agencies in the future, all the better. If we can't starve the beast, we should drain it.

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Lew's avatar

If Plotkin is the Godfather, is Fauci = Luca Brazzi?

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MaryAnn's avatar

Excellent post! I watched ‘The Offer’ recently. Excellent back story on getting the book to become the movie.

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Lew's avatar

Thanks for this! I hadn't heard about it and it looks really interesting. I have to know the back story! Can't wait to watch it.

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Karen Dunning's avatar

The government paid the pharmaceutical companies, so even if they paid for injuries, we paid for it.

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Vonu's avatar

Time to dox the major stockholders.

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nancylee's avatar

yes, accountability is our biggest most pressing need right now. across all levels from the local to the federal, from schools to judges to doctors to businesses, everyone.

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Vonu's avatar

Accountability is increasingly being provided by the unaccountable.

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

Not only that, but those stink weasels will get grants on both ends: before vaccine approval then spend billions more researching the after-effects. Why look! No money left for the injured! Pity that.

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AL's avatar

Yes it’s just a lot of bluster. Nothing real will happen. What does it matter? I’ll never allow another injection for anyone in my family, no matter what they say.

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Jursy Gurl's avatar

The government is bankrupt in case you haven’t noticed. We are Trillions in debt so the whole thing has to crumble down.

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Jay Horton's avatar

Yes, the gateway to CBDC.... The FED and BIS are the real enemy. They fund the depth and then back it back; likely as closed to perpetual motion as you can get.

Here's a synopsis from Greg Mannarino:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-qOtntOjyA

Later Jay

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Vonu's avatar

The national debt has been increasing by a trillion dollars every 100 days or so, for years.

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carily myers's avatar

It will

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FlaglerBeach's avatar

Jeff! Check out this interview with American Thought Leaders Epoch Times! Spike protein effects on gut microbes. It makes so much sense! Did you know that ivermectin is a fermented product (i.e. replaces gut bacteria!) 📚 🤓 📖 This helps explain why ivermectin treats cancer (many studies show cancer is related to gut bacteria & parasites)

https://x.com/sabinehazanmd/status/1639852682008727553?s=46

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Cyn's avatar

Ivermectin is one the worlds super nutrients for sooo many reasons! Which is exactly why it was vilified; no more money to be made from it. It should be in every home medicine chest.

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Robin Greer's avatar

And it was over the counter in France until October 2019, right before the plandemic.

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shayne's avatar

I have been corrected. HCQ is the over the counter in Africa for malaria.

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CHop's avatar

HCQ is for malaria. Ivermectin was mainly for riverblindness. Both work for covid.

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shayne's avatar

Oh yes, you're absolutely correct.

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Robin Greer's avatar

I thought that HCQ was used in Africa. Related to Quinine.

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shayne's avatar

Yes Yes, you're absolutely correct.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

In the ‘70’s, the predecessor Chloroquine was recommended weekly for Westerners living in malaria zones, and it was quite effective. If you caught malaria anyway, the treatment was daily doses of more Chloroquine. Not fun, but better than death.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Did you know that the missionary Dr. Livingstone developed this medication for malaria? I saw that on a Vision Video Biography on his life. It was a fascinating video.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

That sounds vaguely familiar. He was a genuine hero. You sent me down a rabbit hole and I found this on archive.org: “Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa by Livingstone, David.” Looks like he published a personal journal too. I hope there’s room on my hard drive 😂

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Robin Greer's avatar

Rabbit holes are fun 😉. The video covers his extensive missionary journey in all of Africa. Apparently, he was one of the first people to map out the interior of Africa. Some other facts I thought were fascinating is that he freed many African slaves from their African slave traders. Livingstone was so beloved by the African people that when he died the Africans put together a group of men to carry his body back to a seaport so that his body could be buried in Britain. Ten men died returning his body to the British.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Bigger than life kind of guy. American education deprives kids of inspiring autobiographies. I’d always thought of Livingstone mostly as an explorer and wasn’t all that aware of his humanitarian bent. From what I've seen so far, I think he estimated 4 out of 5 slaves died getting dragged out of the African interior. Curious, the heat directed at American slavery when Arabs slaughtered Africans to keep the trade going. That’s probably a cancel-worthy comment.

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SusanMc's avatar

Both are used there

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CMCM's avatar

I worked in the Middle East with a woman who had gotten malaria maybe 10 years prior while living in Sudan. Having had malaria, I guess it remains in your body and occasionally resurfaces. She would sporadically get an attack from it and when that happened she had to take either HCQ or chloroquine for a period time, can't remember which one it was.

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Robin Greer's avatar

My boss from my college days retired to West Africa. He wouldn't take quinine. He died from malaria.

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carily myers's avatar

I've been taking it for 3 years. 3gm at first-after two/three weeks,lungs cleared (smoked for over 45 yrs). Couldn't believe it! Am on 12 mg now

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Seeking Grace's avatar

@Mary H. Thank you for posting this! It could be an answer to prayer 🙏🏻

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Brenda Bergsma's avatar

I just read this article this morning as well! It is an exciting development for Parkinson sufferers. My dad died six years ago from Parkinson's.

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SusanMc's avatar

Someone needs to inform Biden’s caretakers. Seriously.

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CMCM's avatar

With their attitudes about alternative drugs, they probably wouldn't believe it.

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NAB's avatar

It seems like there is a new study about our gut biome published every day. Incredible how much the health (or disease) of it affects our overall condition.

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CHop's avatar

That is why they are attacking raw milk.

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carily myers's avatar

agree, anything to make us healthy is severely frowned upon.

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Kitkat's avatar

Plus gut biome affects mental health too. Explains why so many junk food junkies are loco in the head.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

When I had ptsd and adrenal exhaustion, all the insurance dictated doctors sent me to counseling and tried to pass out more antidepressants. Zero time on nutrition. They gave my psychiatrist a hard time for asking for a vitamin D test. Because they knew it would help more than any antidepressants!

Gut brain axis is real.

A study showed recently that a “ fecal transplant “ of autistic child fecal matter gave mice autism. It could work in reverse too!

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carily myers's avatar

True, have read a bunch about that. It's not as gross as people think. It's done wonders for autistic siblings.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I knew a man in my group therapy. He was on psychiatric medication. He was having new hallucinations. The doctor wanted to medicate harder. Our group figured out that it was a reaction to a nicotine patch!

He stopped using it and he went back to his “ normal “. So much gaslighting and neglect! You have no idea how bad it was & the drug dealers I mean Rep would come in and wine and dine the doctor as our appointments got later and later.

They’d make us wait hours. If we were 15 minutes late for the psychiatrist, we got the boot after the second offense.

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SusanMc's avatar

Insanity for profit

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Double Mc's avatar

I knew a man who had hallucinations from his anti-nausea patch on a cruise.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I believe that!

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AngelaK's avatar

💯💯💯

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carily myers's avatar

like

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Fla Mom's avatar

It always makes me think of that Star Trek New Generation show about symbionts.

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AJF's avatar

And FB, this is what Andrew Wakefield was saying decades ago. The relationship of adjuvants in vaccines affecting the gut biome and leading to autism. Of course he was vilified. His info came from a CDC whistle blower. Guess what? New studies are showing a relationship between gut biome issues and autism in children!! No correlation to vaccines though...of course not.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

There was a study that showed jabbed moms placentas had messed up biome .

Bet my leaky gut is related to a bad booster years ago. & the gmo I was unknowingly eating..

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Andrea Leshok's avatar

Same. Are you/ have you taken ivermectin for it or just the usual diet changes and natural stuff?

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MaryAnn's avatar

To add to the good news, a post on Defending the Republic has an article (from the Epoch Times) about light-targeted cancer treatment.

Applogies for length. ET is ‘subscriber-walled’.

Researchers Find a Precise Way to Kill Cancer Cells

QUOTE: Cancer treatments that aim to destroy deadly cells often cause damage and pain as they wreak havoc on neighboring cells and tissues. However, scientists have discovered a new method of targeting harmful cells using light for precise destruction, according to a recent study.

“Usually treatments for cancer use pharmacological induction to kill the cells, but those chemicals tend to diffuse throughout the tissues and it’s hard to contain to a precise location,” said University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign biochemistry professor and study leader Kai Zhang in a press release. “You get a lot of unwanted effects.”

The researchers deploy optogenetics, an approach that uses optical systems to control cell functions, to focus a light beam on a target smaller than one cell.

“That is how we can use light to very precisely target a cell and turn on its death pathway,” Mr. Zhang said in the press release.

In addition to killing the cancer cell, another intended outcome is to trigger the immune system to respond to the light. Mr. Zhang said that the ruptured cells release cytokines, a type of small protein, attracting white blood cells that help the immune system fight infection. By killing cancer cells, the researchers hope to train T-cell white blood cells to recognize and attack the cancer, Mr. Zhang said.

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Nancy Fahey's avatar

Dr Hazan did an interesting experiment…she works out of Beverly Hills. When the vaccine came out she asked some of her patients for a ‘poop’ sample… before their vaccines….after taking the vaccine she again asked for a sample…The people who had taken the vaccine their guts were absent of (bacilli)….very interesting…

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Peace's avatar

the guts of vaccinated were absent of this same bifidobacteria she is studying along with Ivermectin this time. https://x.com/newstart_2024/status/1811494781094363264?s=46

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carily myers's avatar

OMG

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

I wonder if autistic people would improve using ivermectin! Worth a try.

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Johnny-O's avatar

I don't think the part about ivermectin you stated is accurate. Can you please provide a source for that comment so I can look into it more? Thank you!

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Roger Kimber, MD's avatar

Parent compound of Ivermectin was found in soil microbes in Japan and initially found to have anti parasitic properties, & subsequently anti bacterial, & most recently antiviral and now anti cancer properties.(latter ones for ivermectin)

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RU's avatar

And, by the numbers, it has to be one of the safest drugs on earth.

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carily myers's avatar

Yes, for a human there are 0 side effects. Been taking for years-can attest.

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Cinghale's avatar

Thanks! Really interesting

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

That was an awesome discussion, but why in chinese tik tok?

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Double Mc's avatar

Chinese TikTok is completely different from the one Americans see. Over there, it is almost completely educational. I was tutoring a Chinese teen by Zoom, and he was telling me all about Tiktok. Here it's a weapon.

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carily myers's avatar

Chinese Tik-Tok allows questions/vids on quantum psychics, no sex allowed. Get it?

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

Thank you for this!

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Ed Thorrens's avatar

“But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.”

‭‭Hebrews‬ ‭11‬:‭6‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

https://bible.com/bible/114/heb.11.6.NKJV

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Erin W's avatar

Robb Wolf turned me onto Aaron Siri just the other day. I’ve gone so far down the vaxx rabbithole I can’t tell what’s real anymore. I’ve been at this for 12 years and my soul hurts.

Imagine…. Me…. As someone who thinks the ENTIRE CDC schedule needs to be taken out back and “old yellered” upon seeing Aaron Siris work going.... “omg it’s so much worse than I thought.”

Jeff, I’m begging you. Please help us bulldoze this house of cards they call the CDC childhood vaccine schedule.

Please.

I had to give my now 11yo a couple years ago so my ex couldn’t drag me though family court as a “conspiracy theorist danger to my daughter” which he tried to do. Those minutes in the Dr’s office are the lowest in my life. I’ll gladly die on this hill but I don’t know how.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I hate how the courts and custody disputes use vaxes as a gauge of good parenting 😕

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SusanMc's avatar

Yes, mainly because it’s the non-vax that should be parent of the year.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes they’re the ones actually researching, informing themselves and weighing the pros and cons, not just blindly following what everyone else is doing.

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CH's avatar

Yes. I've seen lawyers try to use against parents.

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

You can ask for a half dose. Better though with no dose. 😢

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OnTheJump's avatar

Ties in nicely to their damned "narrative du jour" - and completely agree with you.

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Jaime's avatar

I have to remember and believe - God has this - we need Him. We may die on the hills - get deep in the spirit world cuz it’s where the real battle leads and the good news is He has us and this if we seek Him and depend on Him and let go more- Let Him more! Thanks for your message helps me remember what we need to do! Hebrews scripture someone posted earlier above - diligently seek Him! I often diligently seek attempting to fix or answer things down here- we can’t do that without first seeking Him. God blesses and loves us for wanting His will. Thanks again for your message- I’ll continue to pray for us all!!!

“But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.”

‭‭Hebrews‬ ‭11‬:‭6‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

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MaryAnn's avatar

Jaime: All of this! March on Brave Soul.

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JSR's avatar

I’m so sorry

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I.M. Nottaborg's avatar

Did you see Siri at the highwire.com? If you sign up for their newsletter, you will get updates. Also the weekly shows on Thursday are excellent and there are so many good video outtakes with guests that are great. Siri has won some great lawsuits.

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Yes, Siri’s ICAN, Informed Consent Action Network, is the legal face of The Highwire, and their lawsuits are all about holding people accountable For the last three years.

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PNew's avatar

Tears for you, my Lady. That is awful. I’m sorry you had to go through that.

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AJF's avatar

I'll die on that hill with you. For the children's sake!

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NeoBob's avatar

Not sure how you just found out about Aaron Siri 😍. I'd love nothing more than to take down the CDC schedule and all mandates. Mr. Siri is fighting on two fronts: to maximize existing exemptions (because mandates are here to stay since the early 80s), and scientific integrity in products. The problem: The machinery behind the vaccine program runs so deep and wide, that rather than actual product safety and efficacy, the larger risk to them is economic, and to keep the production lines warm for the next big lab leak. This article is looking for that in 'safe landing spot' so uptake doesn't drop by 90%. That's the sad reality.

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Nancy Fahey's avatar

On the Highwire (Del Bigtree) the other day he had one of the court hearings with Aaron…talk about Aaron educating a bunch of politicians!

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Jen's avatar

I'm so sorry you had to go through that. I feel so terrible for parents and children being forced into this due to custody fights, etc.

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Erin W's avatar

I gave her a few, the lowest risk I could find, so he couldn’t say I was crazy. It was a risk I took and it paid off, but it still scarred me and the guilt is hard to deal with and only rationalized as “it stopped it from being worse.” My ex got joint legal but the judge made it very clear, in writing, that it was only so he wouldn’t lose further interest so it had better not be used as a control tactic.

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Roger Beal's avatar

The biggest news in today's C&C for this Georgia citizen and voter is that Senator Jon Ossoff voted with the GOP against a hack progressive judge. Will wonders never cease ....

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AJF's avatar

Why is it not outrageous to EVERYONE that a serial rapist (or any male for that matter) can declare he is a woman and thus have complete access to women's spaces and sports? I really can not even begin to wrap my mind around the insanity of this way of thinking! Hmmm, maybe it's NOT THINKING that's the issue.

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CH's avatar

I seriously don't know how anyone can't see they want to kill us all-one way or another. We are just collateral damage.

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carily myers's avatar

AGREE

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AGREE

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

One theory is that the intent is to destroy the US. Suspects would include communists - and China would be the obvious prime suspect. Other suspects would be the globalists, of course.

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

It’s an effort to homogenize the human population. All one gender and race eventually. And most of “they” will be infertile.

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carily myers's avatar

With an IQ of about 85 (Special Olympics qualification). Why do you think every white nation has been invaded? Cross mix of blood/IQ=easily controlled.

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Mary H.'s avatar

My thoughts EXACTLY!

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mary's avatar

Agreed fellow Georgian!

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The way of the righteous [those in right-standing with God--living in moral and spiritual integrity] is smooth and level;

O Upright One, make a level path for the just and righteous.

Indeed, in the path of Your judgments, O LORD,

We have waited expectantly for You;

Your name, even Your memory, is the desire and deep longing of our souls.

In the night my soul longs for You [O LORD],

Indeed, my spirit within me seeks You diligently;

For [only] when Your judgments are experienced on the earth

Will the inhabitants of the world learn righteousness.

Though the wicked is shown compassion and favor,

He does not learn righteousness;

In the land of uprightness he deals unjustly,

And refuses to see the majesty of the LORD.

— Isaiah 26:7-9 AMP

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shayne's avatar

As true today as it has been down through the ages.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

The autoimmune disease I am seeing now post-vaxx is astounding and it's no joke. The increase in incidence of what was rare is causing me such distress. A couple of days ago I diagnosed 2 autoimmune post-vaxx diseases back to back in the same day. I am so distressed to be going into work again in a few minutes; nauseous doesn't cover it. God help us all. The stolen elections are not fixed. Our border is still wide open and the damage being done now is, I fear, beyond repair. Thankfully I have Jeff Childers to cheer me up each morning.

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LP's avatar

While waiting for the press conference to begin last night, we saw commercials for TWO different drugs for myasthenia gravis. Boy, that's weird, I thought....That's a disease I haven't heard mentioned in decades. And then I looked it up. And found that, of course!....it's an autoimmune disease...and people seem to be getting it after receiving the covid vaccine. 😔 It's like a never-ending nightmare.

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carily myers's avatar

I hate those people and I don't really HATE anybody. Those people are "special".

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MLAbbott's avatar

So sorry for you. My sister who had two jabs has had a mini stroke in her eye, diagnosed with Sojgrens disease and Lupus all in the space of 3 months!

She was perfectly fine until she wasn’t. Her eye dr, the one treating her loss of vision said she has seen a huge uptick in this as well as “ rare aggressive” eye cancers.

My own retina specialist said same thing and congratulated me on not being jabbed

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

What a horrible experiment perpetrated on billions of people 😔

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daverkb's avatar

I feel about the same as do you. Also, I feel that the only thing which possibly has a ghost of a chance of 'saving' by 'cleaning out the house' is an outright collapse of the Collective West. Deep down I know that rot cannot be reformed, only displaced. And I shutter at the price of 'the cure' which must be paid. I only 'hope' that I am wrong, but I fear not.

Here's Russia today. Not a perfect place. This Russia could not have possibly come about just by trying 'to reform' the Soviets because reality has its own way of reckoning and squaring accounts. Again, corruption is never reformed, only displaced. And stores full of 'product', the Russian word for groceries, is not an accident.

https://gregreese.substack.com/p/life-in-russia-today

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

As a dentist? Which autoimmune diseases?

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

pemphigus vulgarus , lichen planus, erythema multiforme, lichenoid psoriasis. desquamitive gingivitis, bullous pemphigoid, Sjogrens syndrome, to name a few

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Lupus, Hashimoto’s, and Crohn’s are just a few whose symptoms manifest in teeth and gums and are often diagnosed by a dentist.

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FedUpInOR's avatar

How is Hashimotos diagnosed by a dentist?

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

A dentist may detect the following signs and symptoms of Hashimoto’s disease during a routine dental examination:

Malocclusion: A misaligned bite or crooked teeth can be a sign of hypothyroidism, which is often associated with Hashimoto’s disease.

Dry mouth: A decrease in saliva production can lead to dry mouth, which can increase the risk of tooth decay and other oral health issues.

Gum disease: Hashimoto’s disease has been linked to an increased risk of gum disease, which can lead to tooth loss and other oral health problems.

Tooth decay: Hypothyroidism can cause a decrease in saliva production, leading to an increased risk of tooth decay.

Oral lesions: Some people with Hashimoto’s disease may develop oral lesions, such as lichen planus or oral thrush.

How a Dentist Can Diagnose Hashimoto’s Disease

A dentist may diagnose Hashimoto’s disease by:

Conducting a thorough medical history: A dentist can ask questions about the patient’s medical history, including any symptoms or conditions that may be related to Hashimoto’s disease.

Performing a physical examination: A dentist can examine the patient’s mouth and teeth to look for signs of malocclusion, dry mouth, gum disease, tooth decay, and oral lesions.

Ordering laboratory tests: A dentist may order laboratory tests, such as a complete blood count (CBC) or thyroid function tests, to help diagnose Hashimoto’s disease.

Referring to a specialist: If a dentist suspects Hashimoto’s disease, they may refer the patient to an endocrinologist or primary care physician for further evaluation and treatment.

Conclusion

While Hashimoto’s disease is typically diagnosed by an endocrinologist or primary care physician, a dentist can play a crucial role in detecting early signs and symptoms of the condition. By conducting a thorough medical history, physical examination, and laboratory tests, a dentist can help diagnose Hashimoto’s disease and refer patients to a specialist for further evaluation and treatment.

We good?

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AngelaK's avatar

Are you a nurse or physician? 🤔

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Lupus, Hashimoto’s, and Crohn’s are just a few whose symptoms manifest in teeth and gums and are often diagnosed by a dentist.

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Jaime's avatar

Anyone else kinda shocked that conservatives seem to be falling for the discourse narratives being pushed by all the msms? Why would we suddenly believe them? As long as Obama and Biden are at odds he is most definitely not pulling the strings... as long as Biden is defiant - the media and the dems appear to be “fighting the bad guy”--- creating a hood image of themselves while distancing / distracting from their own culpability.. it’s more psyop distraction PLANS.

Like an abusive boyfriend - feels like conservatives forget quickly who they are up against. “He only lies to me about these things- he’d never lie about THESE things...” they are liars. They are manipulation propogandists. Stop believing them about anything- not even the weather or sports.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Liars gotta lie. If their mouths are moving, they are lying.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

So true. Remember- when someone shows you who they are, believe them.

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Leo's avatar

Jaime, good parallel: "Like an abusive boyfriend..."

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CMCM's avatar

Obama could be pulling strings from way behind Biden without him knowing it. Many of Obama's close advisers etc. were in Biden's WH...Blinken, Jake Sullivan, Susan Rice, and there are others. So Obama could drive policy through those people.

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Juju's avatar

BINGO!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Plotkin is just trying to avoid the hangman's noose.

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Copernicus's avatar

Malone shared an analysis from Aaron Siri - the one Jeff referenced. Siri basically takes down Plotkin's article as so much gaslighting and too little too late.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Plotkin is the current version of Dr. Josef Mengele.

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daverkb's avatar

Yes, it's 'their' attempt at walking things back, stuffing Jack back into the box. I wonder, if 'they' thought they could control the Narrative outcomes better and simply just mis-calculated as 'they' did with Swift and Sanctioning. And I wonder if 'they' really think that they can control the fall out from this, and to what extend. Because we are really still are talking about a bioweapon and democide.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Not gonna forget what they did to us.

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daverkb's avatar

Me neither. The indication is now that 'the world at large' has awareness, maybe with varying degrees, of what went on. My read is that this C19 Thing will do more damage to the Collective West than maybe the Ukraine and Interminable Wars disasters, Sanctioning, SWIFT denial, asset seizures.

(Although in reality, the Western World Horror is all one Big Thing.)

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

We need to prepare for a very bumpy ride when the USD is no longer the reserve currency.

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daverkb's avatar

This is a place I stop by now and then, and some of the guests are people I've known about for a very long time ... serious folk. I follow things like gold and silver flows, shifts in markets and so on. This might interest you.

https://rumble.com/user/Kinesis

Back in February 2022, we learned of the Russian Special Military Operation. On the heals of that came sanctions and ostracizing the Federation of Russia from the SWIFT system of payment settlement. People claimed the adverse outcomes will take a decade or two to work themselves through the international. Not so. De-dollarization is going on faster than most people think, and impacts are going to be felt sooner rather than later. The USD will not totally vanish. But I have to wonder how severe the decoupling will be given that the USA is largely priced itself out of international trade competitiveness? I mean ... what do we produce which the world wants? I just had to replace corrupted memory in one of my computers. I did so with Crucial memory made where? China, of course!

I agree with Kinesis. The USA metal markets have largely lost control of the gold and silver prices ... which means everything else is in question. The smart central bankers know this are stocking up on gold reserves. A very complex situation is going on, and at the same time ... very simple. Perception in life is very important. And perception relies upon presuppositions and real knowledge base.

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NAB's avatar

Do you have a link to the Siri takedown, Copernicus?

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Peace's avatar

Aaron Siri's original deposition of Stanley Plotkin. If you can stand to watch it. Just one special moment at 1:24:00 where Aaron Siri asks if he would remember receiving $6 million. copy and paste: https://archive.org/details/2015-831539-DM

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CHop's avatar

🎯 Siri questioning Plotkin in court has been played in front of Arizona and New Hampshire legislatures (and maybe others), on the Highwire, and all over Twitter (X). And a few weeks after Siri's congressional committee testimony, Plotkin suddenly sees a need for safety. The only safety he's trying to protect is his own bottom.

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carily myers's avatar

TRUE!

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On an island's avatar

yeah, there's a lot of that going on these days! All the media shillls are doing an about-face so fast that you can't keep track. As the tides turn, they're suddenly afraid of losing credibility now.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

MSM lost credibility a long time ago.

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Annie's avatar

CYA Big time. What a putz! Plotkin is a definite for prosecution in a Nuremberg 2 trials for sure.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Unfortunately, I doubt that Nuremberg 2 will ever happen.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Nuremberg: b/c it was US (& others) versus Nazis.

now US and Nazis (i.e. pharma) are married. Cannot testify against your spouse.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Nuremberg was kind of a farce. Lots of Nazis got away with the help of the US and the Vatican.

Dr. Josef Mengele, the Angel of Death at Auschwitz, fled to South America.

The Nazis engineers were brought to the US to work for NASA.

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Tom's avatar

And our intelligence services were built on a backbone of former Nazis.

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carily myers's avatar

agree totally

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Frankly, I have wondered if the German boy who showed up in my kindergarten (maybe 1st grade, no later and only one year) class 1955, Jurgen Igel (recently deceased; I checked this winter), was a paperclip baby. We lived in Westfield, ~6 mi from Westover AFB (as was). My childhood ears were filled w sonic booms from Westover, and dynamiting to build Ma Tpk.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Wonder if his last name was changed.

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CH's avatar

Operation Paperclip. Many people have no idea.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Correct.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

And there is evidence that suggests Hitler did not die in that bunker, but was transported to South America where he lived out his life. So much for winning the war on that front.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The war never ended in 1945...look at how many bases we still have in Europe and Asia.

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devoalan's avatar

How many MORE bases. I wanted to sound like Homer Simpson.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Over 800+ bases around the world.

Here is a very good link:

https://worldbeyondwar.org/no-bases/

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carily myers's avatar

It's disgusting. Bring those 100K+ soldiers home and put them on the border.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

WTF are we even doing in Africa?

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Yup. At least we can be pretty he's dead NOW, though, and didn't manage to pull together another army to start a war, like Napoleon did.

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Bringing the German scientists over was arguably justified, in most cases.

What was really bad was using the German SPIES. Those guys were all bad news, and the "intelligence" they gave after the war was compromised, at best.

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

What was worse than the Nuremburg trials were the trials for the Japanese war criminals. Never heard of them? That's because there weren't many.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The Japanese were even more brutal than the Nazis.

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Juju's avatar

I absolutely agree. But we all need to be very careful in buying into newly turned criminals and never forget they were behind everything.

Plotkin is doing nothing more than throwing us a bone. They agree with us and say they will do something, but the language makes it clear:

“equitably compensating vaccinees for true adverse reactions”

“True” ? They will still be I’m control of deciding what’s true. They will make it look like they are fighting for us but in the process of uncovering vaccine injuries they will manipulate, lie, and deceive so that it looks like they were helping us but we were wrong all along and they will prove it via more deception. The LAST people I want looking into how to fix this problem are those who had ANY hand in how we got here in the first place. I want true, unbiased investigators with no conflict of interest. And CYA moves are a conflict of interest.

Don’t be encouraged by his statements, be very, very skeptical and suspicious.

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

This is a classic limited hangout.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I don't trust any of them.

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NeoBob's avatar

Angling for that 'safe landing spot,' where the entire industry is not jailed, and thousands of parents don't hari-kari for what they did to their kids.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

My thought too, How many more to come? And bet they--who have basked in public adulation(not to mention public $$$) have no clue how transparent the are.

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devoalan's avatar

First thing I thought.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

We'll remember what he did.

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carily myers's avatar

We HAVE to.

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AJF's avatar

Or perhaps they want it to serve as a 'balm" so people continue to vax since side affects are "rare" but sure we should look into this...

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Nah...your government wants you dead.

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carily myers's avatar

LIKE

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

"So that’s why I am kicking off today’s update with President GENERIC VEGETABLE."

Creative, but I'd just stick with "(p)Resident Biden." Give it a year and "Biden" will become a euphemism for "monumental f*** up". For example, "President Trump really Bidened that two-foot putt at Trump International yesterday".

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RunningLogic's avatar

Hmm, I still like Resident Rutabaga personally 😁😆

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Thoughtful's avatar

Agreed. Every time I see the title "President" used before the Resident's Nom du Jour it makes me seethe with anger. He's not earned the title of President by any legal means.

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Juju's avatar

I think he should just keep cycling through all vegetables because it’s more funny, and eventually he hits one someone previously offended agrees with. 🤣

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devoalan's avatar

I was ok with cucumber, but my bride was furious. I think you better stick with generic vegetable. Or how about geriatric vegetable?

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Susan Clack's avatar

LOL!!! I think Geriatric Vegetable will be my new go-to for Ol’ Joe…thanks!! 🌟🏆🌟

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

So fine! They always want a big presidential legacy.

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

I thought he already was 😂😂

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Shelle's avatar

Resident Biden has been my favorite, too!

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C Rabbit's avatar

This is all so very sad. People around the world must be wondering why he insists on running again, and why his party appears to be letting him. It's disgraceful really. Internationally disgraceful.

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Johnny-O's avatar

My mom made a good point last night - perhaps a lot of motivation is coming from wanting/needing to be in the WH when Hunter goes to prison so he can issue a pardon...

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NAB's avatar

Yes. They say part of the ongoing negotiations to get Joe out would include granting Hunter a pardon and setting up Jill for the lifestyle to which she's become accustomed.

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Michael Miller's avatar

First they might have to charge Hunter……and wouldn’t that lead to charges against Joe??? Not happening.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Dems and Swampies have been literally murderous for decades. If they can’t hold onto the WH and the House or Senate, Hillary’s post-Trump meltdown will look like a mere yawn. Potential criminal charges and the loss of grift power have a lot of powerful people sweating bullets.

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Brenda Bergsma's avatar

I think the Biden family is waiting to be offered "incentives" for leaving .......as if they haven't wrongly gained so much from already from they time in government.

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NAB's avatar

He should not be in the Oval Office at all at this point. How he hasn't been 25th'ed out of office is beyond me. No, I don't what Laffin' Kamala (Trump's new name for her) running the show, but Joe is not fit. Period. Remember how the Dems and the Press (but I repeat myself) invoked the 25th constantly with Trump?

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Cindi's avatar

Kacklin’ Kamala would be better

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NAB's avatar

Cindi, get that to Trump immediately. That alliteration is GOLD!

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Cindi's avatar

I actually prefer “Kneepads Harris” but don’t think it would fly in regular discourse 😂

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Carolyn’s Rae Of Sunshine's avatar

I was just gonna say that (Kacklin’ Kamala) LOL...much better than Laughin’ Kamala!!

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RunningLogic's avatar

It is much more accurate too since she really does a cackle more than a laugh.

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CHop's avatar

That is exactly the intention. This is all theater to hide something else. The media is all focused on is he or isn't he running all while NATO is arming its members with nuclear, biological, chemical, and radiological weapons and exploring space weapons. The US Navy is calling up and deploying their inactive reserves and we already have 10,000 troops in Poland. And more...

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/poland-preparing-military-full-scale-conflict-army-chief-says

They don't want the public complaining to their Senators or Representatives.

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Annie's avatar

Truly represents his party. Him and kamala. Crap for brains.

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Neil Kellen's avatar

IMO: the RoW (rest of world) is more "experienced" in this type of power grabbing, and understand better then do we why he (his party and masters) why he is running again. My guess is that their commonly shared thought about it is "welcome to our world".

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

I imagine so. Bukele figured his way around evil, deeply entrenched swamp rats. His strategy was calling on God, staying legal, and fighting until he won. I don’t think his nation is coincidentally named El Salvador.

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

Brandon Butternut won the primary. He has the delegates and the purse. Unless he willingly steps aside, the moolah and votes go with him and Kackela.

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Sam's avatar

Unless Kamala goes with the 25th amendment there is no way democrats can force Biden out if he doesn’t want to go. Donors can withhold money, but he already has millions.

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Fran Copp's avatar

How about real studies on infants and children? Dr Paul Thomas, pediatrician has data on children who have not been vaccinated and is in the process of bringing this information to light compared to vaccinated children. This type of study has never been done by the pharmaceutical companies yet data is available to complete this. Support Dr Paul Thomas’s work to bring light to this subject.

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wily_coyote-genius's avatar

Hopefully Dr. Thomas will be vindicated!!

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Seeking Grace's avatar

@Fran Copp and for that he lost his license 😑 Can’t have people accessing that data, right?!

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Kim's avatar

Doing an actual study would end their profits.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Friend’s 6 wk old, breast fed grandson was not present at a family reunion because “he has not had his shots yet.” Um. I thought breast-fed babies got immunity through mother’s milk. Have we devolved to the point where there is no benefit to breast feeding?

Or maybe the parents were not into reunioning? 🤷🏼‍♀️😜

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Johnny-O's avatar

The wonderful attorney Aaron Siri just wrote about Plotkin a couple of days ago - a good piece, and here is an excerpt from one of the studies referenced in his piece:

Results: It was found that the vaccine manufacturer Merck made several inaccurate statements to trial participants that compromised their right to informed consent. First, even though the study protocol listed safety testing as one of the study's primary objectives, the recruitment brochure emphasized that FUTURE II was not a safety study, and that the vaccine had already been proven safe. Second, the advertising material for the trial and the informed consent forms stated that the placebo was saline or an inactive substance, when, in fact, it contained Merck's proprietary highly reactogenic aluminum adjuvant which does not appear to have been properly evaluated for safety. Several trial participants experienced chronic disabling symptoms, including some randomized to the adjuvant "placebo" group.

https://aaronsiri.substack.com/p/and-like-that-the-claim-vaccines

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JW's avatar

A more appropriate title for the "big boy” press conference would have been "Big Guy" conference.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Did President Veggie wear his Big Boy underpants to this presser? The ones with the cartoon superheroes and Zelenskyy images all over?

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Paul Black's avatar

Am guessing a diaper

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christopher peacock's avatar

No he did not.

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Annie's avatar

Agree 💯 Very emasculating. But that's part of the dem platform. They are filled with harpies screaming about toxic masculinity. Can't stand them.

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NAB's avatar

If I understand correctly, the "big boy" label was actually proposed in some article a few days ago (I can't remember which publication, but it was a liberal one) and the geniuses at the White House thought it was a good idea to co-opt it and try to make it work for them!

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RunningLogic's avatar

That kind of goes with the way Jill praised him after the debate, very much in line with how one would talk to a toddler. “You did great, you answered all the questions!” “You are such a big boy!” 🙄🙄🙄

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MaryAnn's avatar

Joe gets his participation trophy! 😄

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RunningLogic's avatar

And some stickers! 😛😆

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Peace's avatar

I thought the very same thing, RunningLogic!

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Kim's avatar

I really think they are just idiots at this point.

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John infinity N's's avatar

Like Elon Musks dad said, we are being run by a bunch of misfits who are getting revenge for being called misfits over the years.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Hell hath no fury like the gender-confused scorned.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Dangerous idiots. That big-boy sales pitch is like most of their lying lines like "save democracy" and "safe and effective." They think we are idiots when our mistake is being tolerant and patient. If we don't turn things around, we also are idiots.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Is Joe Biden vaxx-injured? None less than Dr. Peter McCullough makes a pretty good case for it, convincing me to reconsider my belief that every member of The Ones in DC received saline jabs:

https://vigilantfox.news/p/whats-going-on-with-joe-bidens-brain

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Biden's brain was pickled a long time ago...having 2 aneurysms didn't help.

Bet he got saline.

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Annie's avatar

He has been a nasty man for a long time.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Mean, nasty, and racist.

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Roger Kimber, MD's avatar

And pedophile

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Yes, how could I forget the big one!

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BBS's avatar

I guess you were "pacing" yourself, KJ! :)

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CeeMcG's avatar

If you’re on X, check out Charles Payne on Gutfeld! … “Every time Biden is around black people, he looks like he wants to call the police.” https://x.com/realmattcouch/status/1811191077342491093

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Kim's avatar

Did you see the clip of Biden not greeting the Black girl in line? It made me sick.

https://youtu.be/qQKr6WyJmAw?si=8Dh0HlSzJTIGcCbP

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Been tossed from X more times than Carters has pills.

So...thanks for the link.

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CeeMcG's avatar

I checked YouTube for the clip but the ones from Gutfeld take a couple days to show up. When I see it, I’ll post it here. I’m on my 4th X account.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Thanks.

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Bill Campbell's avatar

Yeah. Like his entire adult life.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Correct.

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On an island's avatar

yes but the jabs def didn't help. One of the things McCullough points out is the rapidity of his decline over the last few years.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I really believe that Biden got saline.

However, with his increasing dementia, the drugs given to him to prop him up probably caused more damage than good.

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AngelaK's avatar

Good point! What a concoction of meds must be streaming through his system. According to his health report he is on 5 basic meds daily. Add to that, the amphetamines they most definitely give him, the allergy meds, and God only knows what else..

I sometimes think that his worst moments are actually pharmaceutically induced.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Years ago, photos of Biden showed he had blue eyes.

For the last couple of years, his eyes were totally dilated...big, black saucers.

Probably one of the reasons why he kept wearing those stupid aviator sunglasses and which made him more clumsy and prone to falling.

All those drugs...and all those drug interactions.

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Roger Beal's avatar

The entire Biden clan proves the truth of the old axiom "play stupid games, win stupid prizes."

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

We're hoping!

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

I am sure that they have him on a whole concoction of uppers and downers..

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Dawn B's avatar

I really believe Biden is not the same person at all. It's no secret body doubles (and other things) are used. What I don't understand is that they are allowing him to fail so he is likely just a patsy for a bigger purpose. Trump is captured too. God has to fix it and we fight against evil and do the best we can, but live... not in fear but for God as our eternal home is not on earth.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Some days I just wish that giant asteroid would hit.

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Dawn B's avatar

I'm good with that ending too. While we are here, we don't fear and there is lots of wonderful things to enjoy so we focus on those things. Right?

Let the evil worry since they have to pay their master with their soul.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

"All those drugs...and all those drug interactions" and all that satanic presence.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

He is a spawn of Satan.

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AngelaK's avatar

Yes!! I agree!

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RU's avatar

These brain disorders can progress very quickly. I had a family member who had alzheimer's, and it really took only about 5 years from retirement to death. The transformation was rapid.

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AngelaK's avatar

Sad.

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Valerie's avatar

He also talks about how Biden’s symptoms don’t completely fit either Parkinsonism or Alzheimer’s. It’s an interesting theory.

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AngelaK's avatar

The gait is a sign of a neurological issue of some sort.

I looked up the Montreal cognitive test yesterday and took it. It is super easy.

It is telling that he refuses it. (OR did he take it, and he did not pass it? ) One would think that he would want to, in order to come back to all his detractors with it (if he passed it).

Ofcourse, we know that the unethical demoncrats will cover up and lie about anything regarding the LIAR IN CHIEF.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Because it’s probably BOTH! And he showed decline before 2020. It wasn’t the jabs. You think for one minute they injected him with the real poison…..nope. Just the slow death poison they’ve been giving everyone for decades. Big Harma pills.

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AngelaK's avatar

Agreed. His physical report shows that he is on 5 daily medications.

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Peace's avatar

Should we believe his physical report?

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AngelaK's avatar

It was not glowing..but as far as the neurological part, I did not believe it.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

It's a great question. Is Biden and other bigwigs jabbed up? Maybe they believed their own propaganda.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Well, Congress was exempt from being forced to take the covid DeathVax.

What did they know and when did they know it?

So...I bet Biden and the staff only got saline.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

At this point, hiding Joe’s medical status should be treason.

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AngelaK's avatar

He was like this before the jab .

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Fair point.

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Annie's avatar

I think they are jabbed. Satan demands obedience from his followers. And no one is too big to be cast down. It is the fate of all who sell their soul.

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Vonu's avatar

We've all got saline.

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SB's avatar

Y'all, Biden has been stupid from day one. He was never considered smart. He's been a dufus, nincompoop, idiot from day one. I said when he was VP that he was job security for Obama because NO ONE wanted him to be president. Yet, here we are, 20 years later, now as stupid as ever but worse because of old man issues.

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Jursy Gurl's avatar

He plagiarized an entire speech when he was completely lucid. It was so egregious he had to drop out of the race! 😂😂 No one cared tho. Complete TDS COVID

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Bizarre, how his entire and blindingly lame career got memory-holed the minute Clyburn anointed him. I told a Dem his party has a short memory span, and that irritated the heck out him. Facts affect the deluded that way.

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Deb's avatar

And who is running our country into the ground... Obama and his ilk!!!!

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Johnny-O's avatar

My wife was calling it elder abuse 4 years ago during the 2020 campaign. He ain't been right for quite some time....of course that doesn't mean he couldn't have gotten jabbed and exacerbated his problems...

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AngelaK's avatar

Yes 💯. He was like this before the jab.

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SusanMc's avatar

I said the same in 2020. It’s worse today.

That said I hope he stays put to remain the FACE of Democrat dismantling of this nation.

Remove him & replace with a different face (like a shiny new car) & low info voters can be easily led to vote for the newbie.

There’d be 24/7 glowing coverage of the Dem saint while trashing Trump.

Propaganda carries the day … at least regarding the easily manipulated.

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NAB's avatar

Midwestern Doc makes the argument too.

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Valerie's avatar

There was an interesting comment on McCulloughs post yesterday (he’s made a couple about possible vaxx injury in Biden). This commenter was an MD, and said he thinks it’s a disease (can’t remember the name) of incorrect flow of cerebral spinal fluid, that Biden fits all those criteria as opposed to Parkinsonism or Alzheimer’s. He said his dad had the same issue and he was surprised at what it turned out to be, but when they corrected the spinal fluid, his symptoms improved noticeably until his death 3 or 4 years later.

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Jursy Gurl's avatar

Prion disease?

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Valerie's avatar

No, it was a 3-letter acronym beginning with N. I can’t remember and if I go find it I’ll never get back to this comment, sorry! But I do remember it was a failure of the cerebrospinal fluid to move correctly.

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Valerie's avatar

Go to McCullough’s post from July 11 “Biden’s Neurodegenerative Syndrome Consistent with COVID-19 Vaccine Injury” and look at the top comment. I screenshot it to post for you and then remembered you can’t post screenshots on substack.

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Jursy Gurl's avatar

That’s why I sent the link here. Thanks

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Shhhhhhhhh . . .

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SJacob1957's avatar

Also on Del Bigtree’s Highwire yesterday he had a segment and video on the cauliflower president’s possible vaccine injured brain

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Lisa's avatar

I'd like to know how many boosters Trump got, if any. His VP pick is important.

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