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TriTorch's avatar

Two friends were walking through the desert.

At one stage in their journey, they had an argument and one friend slapped the other one in the face. The one who got slapped was hurt, but without saying anything he wrote in the sand,

‘Today my best friend slapped me in the face.’

They kept on walking until they found an oasis, where they decided to have a wash. The one who had been slapped got stuck in a mire and started drowning, but his friend saved him. After he had recovered from his shock, he carved into a stone,

“Today my best friend saved my life.”

His best friend then asked him, “After I hurt you, you wrote in the sand, and now, you write in stone, why?”

The other friend replied,

“When someone hurts us we should write it down in sand where winds of forgiveness can erase it away. But, when someone does something good for us, we must engrave it in stone where no wind or weather can ever erase it.“

Juju's avatar
Jun 6Edited

I’m surrounded by a LOT of sand these days 🤨 I pray to be given more reasons to have more stone

Susan Seas's avatar

Yes! A friend and I were both saying the same. What is going on with people!?!

SadieJay's avatar

Oh my gosh! Right?? So many people, who I thought sane, have suddenly become people I don't recognize. I refuse to be pulled in to their world. My internal discernment button is going off like crazy.

rolandttg's avatar

I have heard, and believe, the jab has contributed to this

liz's avatar

yes the brain damage is extreme. and the Death is going to get much worse in the next yr or two. yikes.

Cornishrexlover's avatar

I have heard that as well & believe it to be true.

Susan Seas's avatar

YES! My sister went off in a 10” text comment because I am not going to be pulled into her world. 😑

Free in Florida's avatar

Susan, I’m with you also. I blame covid jabs and the reaction to the fear that covid itself engendered in some people. For leftists, it just made them crazier than they already are. For some conservatives, the realization that their reactions to the fear aren’t how they thought they’d act may have thrown them a bit. I don’t know. But I see it too.

Perhaps Jeff could come up with a nifty t-shirt we could all buy (like MAGA hats) and we could more easily identify those of us who are still rational.

LouLou's avatar

I was just out shopping today and saw several people with masks. Some young, some old. It’s nuts. They will never get over it.🦠 So sad.

pretty-red, old guy's avatar

I have a hat: "I will not comply"

liz's avatar

got the same hat~!!!!

Valoree Dowell's avatar

I like "Restore" the positive counterweight to the ugly "Resist!"

liz's avatar

fabulous idea! Coffee and Covid promotes Sanity.

DQ's avatar

And pure bloods.

GregWA's avatar

Free in Florida. I took your suggestion and asked Grok for a t-shirt design. Here's the best option it came up with: a graphic of a scale, like the scales of justice. On one scale pan is a brain, on the other is a spike protein graphic (everyone knows what that is now...unfortunately). The caption: Reason over Fear.

Second place: simple graphic of a brain inside a shield outline. Caption: Still Rational

I wish I could paste graphics here...don't know how!

p.s., here's the prompt I used: I need a design for t-shirt graphics. It should be simple. It will have a short caption...maybe 3-5 words. The theme should cover this phenomenon that some of us have noticed: people have become irrational, more so than pre-COVID. I blame covid jabs and the reaction to the fear that covid itself engendered in some people. For leftists, it just made them crazier than they already are. For some conservatives, the realization that their reactions to the fear aren’t how they thought they’d act may have thrown them a bit. Come up with a nifty t-shirt (like MAGA hats) and we could more easily identify those of us who are still rational.

Free in Florida's avatar

GregWA, you make me smile! Let’s think on this some more and maybe even Jeff can suggest something and put it out to everyone. I’ll see what I can come up with also. 😊

Regina Embry's avatar

Very recently had the “ what’s wrong with people?” discussion with my dad; he lives in Alabama, I in Florida. I mentioned “fear” as a cause to him, from the plandemic and just in general. It explains some behaviors. Also wouldn’t doubt jab effects but I didn’t mention that as last time I expressed my opinion , we weren’t on the same page so I don’t know if he’s awake yet ☹️

Free in Florida's avatar

Regina, you’re exactly correct about the fear. One of my close friends when we lived in MA is from NYC - very smart and tough. I was absolutely astounded in the early summer of 2020 (when there was enough information out there to know that docs were having success with the Ivermectin med cocktail and HCQ, that it wasn’t the death sentence the lapdog media was hysterically pushing) to actually see Fear in her eyes about covid. It was stark. I think this is from the children’s book, “Where the Red Ferns Grow” but my attitude after the first two weeks and being able to listen to interviews with docs on TV who weren’t captured by big medical establishments or pharma who had very calming advice, was that I wasn’t going to be so afraid to die that I was afraid to live.

I both felt sorry for her and it dismayed me to find that this otherwise strong woman wasn’t able to rationally look at so many facts that were out there and make the assessment that there were huge red flags and the best course of action was to get as much info as possible and not just follow the herd. I am Still astounded and disappointed in so much of what happened during this time.

But to you and your dad - My belief is that people need to understand what happened so that it doesn’t/can’t happen again. And the only way to do that is to get things out into the open and Talk about it. But you’re also right that timing is important. I have several friends who I think don’t want to revisit it because they are Still frightened - although of something different. I believe they fear they have done something to their immune systems that can’t be reversed and they don’t want to have to deal with it. For me, the only way to get around that is to get all the info you can so if something happens you Do know how to deal with it.

Juju's avatar

This is EXACTLY what I did. I was uninformed and unconnected at that time and got the first round of shots April 2021. By the time I learned enough to avoid ALL boosters, I was pouring over all available information for how to rid my body of it. I will quickly admit to my own foolishness in a heartbeat, and work to course correct.

However I never once shamed anyone else who chose not to get the shot. It never even entered my consciousness to ridicule or shame someone. I get that inclination when someone lies to harm others, or to protect their own ugliness.

Teresa Parmenter's avatar

A great post! Thank you

Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Destruction of mitochondria of the brain . I wonder what from 😡.

nancy's avatar

And from your story, I take that we need to write in stone that those who manipulate, control us, allow fraud need to be written in stone too assure that we do not allow them to continue their deeds. This includes people who commit welfare fraud, Politicians who work against the average citizen and government agencies who are against the Citizens.

These are actions that insult hard working, taxpaying people. We get up in the morning we go to work; we pay our bills. We should not have government employees stealing gold bars, communities or enmities stealing welfare or Politicians working against the general public.

I am tired of reading stories of abuses, whether it be welfare, political or individual.

I appreciate that Jeff exposes these actions, but I wish there were less of them to expose.

RunningLogic's avatar

I agree with you. Moreover , these people are not our friends, and we can’t expect them to do anything but continue to use and abuse us as they have always done.

rolandttg's avatar

The key to this is not to allow immigration of peoples who have no desire nor intent to assimilate. The muslims don't want any part of America. In fact, as is evident in Europe, they want to keep to themselves as they quietly work to take over their new countries and turn them into a land run by Sharia law. The Irish, the Italians, the Germans, and most Mexicans want to assimilate. The muslims, and there are others, want to take over. Basta. Vaya con Dios.

Valoree Dowell's avatar

Sorry to share this on a lovely Saturday night, but it makes so many of the points above. This is the mayor of Mpls, "embracing" his community. Note the looks he gets from the girls behind him. Says it all.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTArFtaEaib/?hl=en

RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah you can see who he really works for 🙄😡

nancy's avatar

If allowed to continue, they will only increase the abuse.

Grandma Bear's avatar

I think you are still missing the point that the story is about two friends. Of course, we need to have discernment to distinguish who are our real friends, and I agree, that can often be hard to do, but it is the important difference here. Corrupt politicians, fraudsters, traitors and those who come to destroy us are not and never will be our friends. Too many of us are unwilling to make the effort to recognize which people are which.

nancy's avatar

I agree, my comment fed off the idea of where we need to focus on. I know my comment didn't totally relate to the original comment. TriTorch made an excellent comment. I just took a turn into another avenue.

RunningLogic's avatar

I got what you meant Nancy!

CStone's avatar

Wonderful lesson of forgiveness.

Satan's Doorknob's avatar

At least you admit it (being a Portlander). Has anyone noticed that a port can't be on land*, it is a body of water adjacent to land.

*There IS a thing called an "inland port" or "dry port" you may research yourself.

Phil Denter's avatar

You do know that cities named Portland are built on the land by the port, right?

They are built on the port's land. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Karmy's avatar

Love this TriTorch!! Hope you are doing well.

Lori's avatar
Jun 6Edited

Hey TT. I fixed the moderation toggle yesterday like you told me to and they still censored and hid one of my comments. Just checked the toggle button and is still like I set it last night. I am also seeing others with hidden replies as well. Are you seeing this today too?

TriTorch's avatar

Lori, just had a chance to analyze your note here.

The (auto-moderate) toggle in the dashboard settings only works for your substack.

So for example, if you write an article and someone comments on it, there will be no auto-moderation with it set to 'off'

However that toggle does not affect comments that you write on other author's substack.

So for example, if Jeff Childers were to leave 'auto-moderate' turned on, and you commented something the AI didnt like here, it would still hide your comment.

I hope Jeff turned his auto-moderate off.

Lori's avatar

Got it, thanks TT!

Lori's avatar

The other 2 people who had their comments hidden were benign comments so do not know why they would have been hidden. Two words for AI and it ain't Happy Birthday!

Juju's avatar

I was informed my reply was hidden last night, one in reply to another commenter where all I did was tell him his comment was hidden. Then my comment was hidden when others unhid his. Substack needs to get their meddling fingers out of moderation.

Lori's avatar

It is ridiculous. We may need to find new platforms bc this ain't going to cut it!

TriTorch's avatar

Ill get back to you on this when i can, Lori, please standby

Concerned mom's avatar

I'm presently applying this to my own family... where people are pointing the finger at a sister, when they have done much worse themselves... They've got NO LEG to stand on... Nevertheless, FORGIVENESS is the key that helps us move forward.

TriTorch's avatar

Forgiveness is the scent the violet has shed upon the boot that has crushed it. —Twain

kr's avatar

I love this!!!!

Brian Dixon's avatar

Ba-dum tshh! (Just kidding. That's a beautiful bit of wisdom.)

Leo's avatar

TriTorch, How about that - not a word about hate. Lots of action, feelings, hurt. But no one hating anyone...a miracle!

David Eldon Wood's avatar

In the words of a now passed away friend “you can’t make this stuff up”. His given name was Ron, and one of our common friends often referred to him as Ronspiracy because of his reading possible malice into many possible coincidental events. Ron would be very happy with these revelations by Jeff. I know that Ron is now in Heaven and chortling with glee.

Grandma Bear's avatar

Beautiful! I hope I always remember this!

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

✝️✝️✝️

For many walk, of whom I often told you, and now tell you even weeping, that they are enemies of the cross of Christ, whose end is destruction, whose god is their appetite, and whose glory is in their shame, who set their minds on earthly things. For our citizenship is in heaven, from which also we eagerly wait for a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ[.]

— Philippians 3:18-20 NAS95

✝️✝️✝️

CStone's avatar

They glory in their own shame…… proven every day.

How low can we go?

Pretty low, apparently.

Bard Joseph's avatar

"whose end is destruction, whose god is their appetite, and whose glory is in their shame, who set their minds on earthly things."

Could be a good campaign slogan.

Jayne Doe's avatar

Sure hope there's none of Pfizer's CEO Albert Bourla's tracking devices, "so we know you took it," in TrumpRX .com meds, lol.

Bard Joseph's avatar

I would never take any drug.

Silent scorn's avatar

So very, very timely.

Unwoke in Idaho's avatar

I ran our Church’s food bank for four years a while back and still see what happens there. We had women in Porsches drive up but they were only bringing their son who just could out of prison. Apparently charity did not begin at home in that household. We had a guy who should have been executed, pardoned by Phil Batt, given à multiple hundred thousand dollar settlement who came in with his girlfriend. Now that was creepy as he had been convicted of murdering a woman.

We had immigrants who visited monthly, still visit after twenty years. We gave bags of rice and dried beans and oatmeal in each bag only to find them in the trash or just left on the ground. Because if it’s not prepared easily, who wants it right?

People.

Jan Hollerbach's avatar

If you’ve never had to work for something, you have no sense of its value.

Karmy's avatar

Jan, I’ll add to your thought …work or pay for something…

Years ago I volunteered at the local animal shelter and was told that they charge a significant fee for adoptions because people are less likely to dump an unwanted adopted animal if they have money invested. Never forgot that lesson.

CeeMcG's avatar

My Aunt has told me that her church in Spokane Valley has people that don’t want the generic boxes of mac ‘n cheese that they give out because “it’s not Kraft”. 🤷🏼‍♀️

CaliforniaLost's avatar

I feed a feral cat that will only eat organic canned tuna, not Starkist, no Chicken of the Sea, definitely no Fancy Feast. But at least he performs a valuable service, rodent control, so I guess he technically has a job.

Steve Stevens's avatar

If he was doing rodent control you wouldn’t need to feed him.

My neighborhood gets overrun with feral cats because some idiot keeps feeding them.😡 Since it’s illegal to fire a gun in the city limits, I’m stuck having to trap them and relocate them! What a pain in the ass!

CaliforniaLost's avatar

He moved into my yard and nows comes to the back door for pets twice a day. If he doesn't kill anything, he'll eat, otherwise he just pushes the food around.

I had no idea there were so many rodents in the world. Sometimes he leaves the head, other times the whole body. Generally there are three to four kills a week left by the back door, so that is three to four, that we know of. He got really sick three weeks ago, I think from a poisoned rat, but who knows.

His time is short, the wild coyotes roaming through my neighborhood will get him eventually because the city or county of Sacramento won’t do anything about them, but that cat is doing work now.

Steve Stevens's avatar

If you don’t have neighbors it’s not a problem.

If you do have neighbors your cat is most assuredly relieving itself on their property.

Also, leaving food out attracts skunks.

CaliforniaLost's avatar

Who said I left out food? And he probably is pooping everywhere, but I’ve talked to my neighbors and they hate rats and mice more than cat poop, so they are cool with him.

Karmy's avatar

Hanta virus comes from mice.

Karmy's avatar

How about the people who are feeding the wild deer! They are having twins and triplets something that doesn’t happen in the wild because they have good food sources. The deer tick population has grown because of this yet you can’t hunt them because of the proximity of houses. They are like vermin at this point.

MayBella82's avatar

BB gun… my dad bought me one when I was young. He would have shoot the cats and dogs while they pottied in our yard. They did not come back. I still have a BB gun for the copperheads I get in my yard…with those, I pump it up all the way. They are territorial…can’t have them come back.

Suzanne's avatar

Even animals won’t eat the chemicals packed into all our food. Smart kitty.

S.P.H.'s avatar

Maybe it's the high lead content in the other brand of tuna?

CaliforniaLost's avatar

Who knows, probably the processing systems, more water, less heat, who can say, cats are weird.

Karmy's avatar

We are spoiled here in America. It’s shameful that some people are so ungrateful.

Roger Beal's avatar

It's not Kraft, but it is FREE. Ingrates ...

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Clearly, those people were not hungry! That should have been a red flag to the givers. Had the reasoning been that someone was allergic, that would be an acceptable reason.

pretty-red, old guy's avatar

and then there's the old saw:

"beggars can't be choosers."

Alan's avatar

I noticed the same thing in s small walk-up pantry outside a local church. The generic mac ‘n cheese just sat. The canned vegetables also sat there until the expiration date.

pretty-red, old guy's avatar

If the clientele is that discriminating it seems pretty obvious they can't be too hungry. . . time to turn off the spigot and find another venue.

Janice albert's avatar

Evidently ‘beggars’ can be choosers…

Help Needed in KS's avatar

I don't know the correct words. Disgusting? Disappointing? I assume you couldn't refuse to serve these unworthy people?

Unwoke in Idaho's avatar

There were rules so if not met, they didn’t get served, like you had to wait a certain number of weeks. You needed ID. Later you had to be from certain boundaries. One woman came in so high and abusive that I said we’d give you something today, but please don’t ever come back.

I think most people are grateful, some, maybe more so now, are just playing the system

Keith Jajko's avatar

Parallels my experience working for a food bank for a year in Long Beach, Calif. Thank you for sharing.

Silent scorn's avatar

What???? Needed ID? The nerve 😂😂😂

Unwoke in Idaho's avatar

AND SS numbers for everyone in the household.

Donna in MO's avatar

Our area churches formed a ministerial alliance where they communicate about who they have helped to try to limit those working the system. People come with sad stories about needing rent and utility help but then go from church to church with the same story. I think the food distribution is just open though. Our church does not have a pantry but we do a collection every month to benefit a local program who provides assistance, and they do vet the recipients.

Keith Jajko's avatar

On your last point, there is a very good church food pantry here on Maui (in north Kihei) that does the same. I visited it a few times during bouts of homelessness. They took your name, and were clear to say you could visit every two weeks. They were so organized, I believed them, and never even attempted to cheat. In fact, I set a reminder on my phone calendar to remember not to forget and lose the opportunity for the freebies. Maybe I was too honest to be homeless.

Karmy's avatar

That’s sinful! Wasting food that was given to them that could have been given to someone else in need.

Lisa Runquist's avatar

If i remember correctly, the illegals that were put up in high end hotels in NY were doing the same thing, - throwing out perfectly good food because it was not to their liking

RunningLogic's avatar

And the illegal immigrants in NJ whining about their food because it isn’t to their specific tastes 🙄😡

CaliforniaLost's avatar

If someone came over uninvited to my house, moved into one of my bedrooms and then started complaining that the iPhone I gave them to use wasn't nice enough and the food I eat wasn't what they wanted, I guess I would just run out and get another job to make more money to give them even more free stuff...

Karmy's avatar

Shhh. Don’t let the libs hear you. Don’t give them any more ideas. 😂

Tio Nico's avatar

well then, let them eat cake.

SteelJ's avatar

I like that idea. Give the ingrates cake, cookies, and candy. Only.

Roger Beal's avatar

That food was most likely not halal.

happyinfl's avatar

then they should go back to where they came from. Period.

RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah I’m guessing that was at least part of the supposed issue.

Kat's avatar

Also in NYC fancy hotels the illegals were destroying the hotels and wasting the food they were given!! Nothing new under the sun!!

jmsmithmd's avatar

Are those hotels still serving illegals? We never hear a peep.

Susan Seas's avatar

I couldn’t do it. I am too “judgmental” 😬 Like people who smoke pack a day buy can’t feed their children .. and don’t get me started on Tattoos 😅

rolandttg's avatar

I have noticed no one is so poor that they cannot afford a smart phone and obviously the yearly plan to keep it operational. And the apps of course. Tattoos too . A real must. Not just one. I almost forgot piercings.

Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

Actually, taxpayers pay for their new phones, the phone plan, and internet access.

Free phones were what Reagan gave up to break up Ma Bell. Expanding it to iPhones was O’bumble’s gift to his brothers at our expense.

happyinfl's avatar

and unnaturally colored hair.

RunningLogic's avatar

Right?? Priorities, people!!

Fla Mom's avatar

A friend who volunteered with our local charity found the same - clients with more expensive phones, cars, etc., than she had and people coming in saying, "I heard there was something free," while the local food bank director told our 4-H club not to donate flour - because "they don't know what to do with it."

SteelJ's avatar

Anyone willing to cook food from real, basic ingredients is likely responsible enough and cares enough about themselves that they are not likely to need charity. Not that flour is something you should eat much of. Anyone can need help at times though. So it's a conundrum. Much admiration to the volunteers, even though the systems aren't perfect.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Completely believable!

Jan's avatar

Yeah. The Escalades and loaded Dodge Ram pickups that pull into our Food pantry and then get the steaks and now ground beef seniors can’t afford, is a site to behold. I quit volunteering. It was disgusting. And many of them complained.

Unwoke in Idaho's avatar

Your food bank gives steak? Maybe I should visit. I used to buy the meat at Win o that was discounted for quick sale and eggs, milk and meat would only be given to families with children. Oh I’d also get ground beef that they'd package for me in one pound sizes. But this was many moons ago. I don’t know what they do now.

But I contribute vegetables from my garden, pears from my tree, grapes, and I’ll buy toothpaste and pasta, and PB when it’s on sale to give to them.

The worst thing is our schools provide no required classes on living or personal finance or nutrition or small home repair. So many people are so damn ignorant.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Bingo! Our Education system is broken! We might need Pulte to do some mass firings!

SteelJ's avatar

My thoughts, steak sounded weird. Maybe they get steak from stores and restaurants that are expired, and would be thrown out? I'm for providing nutrition, but ground meat is just as nutritious as the most expensive cuts.

Erin Montgomery's avatar

My children went to a private grade school. Each year, every class adopted a family for Christmas. One year as we delivered food, gifts for everyone, decorations and a tree, multiple times the families already had such deliveries from other organizations. That was the last year for the school to participate in that specific activity.

Unwoke in Idaho's avatar

Yeah. When I ran the food bank I told my people not to carry the groceries out for the clients. Nothing more depressing than seeing a fancy car or one that was filled to the gills with food from other places.

JasonT's avatar

Reasons 1 to 10 why I’m not a fan of church food programs. Keep the charity close.

Debra's avatar

I believe that Food Banks are mostly run by the states not the churches. Some churches have food pantry's in their church building. The Oregon Food Bank is an NGO corporation and has no church affiliation.

JasonT's avatar

Around here the food banks I see are church or other private entity. Could be different elsewhere.

RunningLogic's avatar

Same here. For the most part at least.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

BTW, all your comments are hidden.

Aimeslee's avatar

I can see them all just fine.

Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

The bad behavior everyone is discussing is because Uncle Sammy is also giving away hundreds and thousands of dollars every month. Charitable giving is just extra for the people on the dole.

If there were no debit cards full of monthly cash, people would eat those beans and be grateful for them. Hunger changes you.

Aimeslee's avatar

Gosh I remember when the gov't gave away cheese and folks were grateful to get it!

Roger Beal's avatar

Then there are the food/clothing pantry folks who give a sad story, load their car trunks ... and drive to the nearest Walmart parking lot to sell the stuff. (Experienced this working a church-sponsored pantry in east TN.)

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Believable! There is no shortage of turd world behaviors these days.

shayne's avatar

Charity is a double-edged sword.

rolandttg's avatar

Friend in Germany said the same thing years ago when the EU started sending in the immigrant invaders. Food strewn everywhere.

S.P.H.'s avatar

Which then attracts rodents that feed the feral cats. Comments have come full circle today!

Donna in MO's avatar

My sister in rural AL did the same, had multiple stories just like yours. Finally got burned out and quit volunteering. She is a (non-crazy old school) D although she is coming around to the insanity of her party. Says she is tired of going in WM and feeling like it's a 3rd world country.

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Great news for those in and around South Carolina. The usually very lame SC legislature has done something worthy of note. This coming Wednesday, June 10, SC bill H 4042 comes up for a final vote which is expected to pass with little objection; making Ivermectin an OTC drug. YEA!!!!

https://www.scstatehouse.gov/sess126_2025-2026/bills/4042.htm

Christine's avatar

I hope it works better there than here in Tennessee. Very few pharmacies will sell it. I would have to pass at least 15 local pharmacies and drive an hour to get it. Ridiculous.

CStone's avatar

I had wondered about that.

Our governor threatened doctors and pharmacists with pulling their license to ‘practice’ medicine if they wrote or filled prescriptions for Ivermectin. It is still not allowed.

How I hate these demons.

Tio Nico's avatar

Then go to your local ag store and buy it labelled to give to horses, it is the same drug, just other packaging.

Strange how in most o Latin America even kids know wha they need, and can walk into a pharmacia, plop down their scrounged three dollars 50 cents and buy a course o hydroxychloroquine to cure their malaria. And there are no issues with overdosing, wrong drugs, etc. Nor money to the docs.

Here it would cost a couple hundre to get to the doc, next week, have him scribble a scrip, then to the drugstore to get the scrip, a short lecture on how to take them, and pay $50 to get what cost $3.50 in Venezuela or Mexico.

And WE are the "enlightened ones? Yeah, lightened o our hard earned money.

Elaine Mausbach's avatar

Good point. Do you know what the conversion dosage for the paste drug for an animal converted to human application would be for a hundred pound person?

MaryAnn's avatar

The dosage (based on wt) is marked on the syringe of the horse gel ivm. One full syringe is one dose for a 1250 lb horse.

CeCe Brown's avatar

Use the liquid. Need a syringe to remove but still take orally. Liquid has less additives as well as it is easier to accurately dose. I had a chart to calculate but can't find it. There are charts online.

CindyLou's avatar

1cc per 100# body weight, is the basic dose. Then FLCCC doubled that. Some quadruple it. But doubling is about right for viruses. Could be 5x to 10x for cancer, though.

Jpmcauliffe's avatar

It’s based on weight. Each click on the tube treats 50 pounds and it is further delineated into 250 pound sections.

SteelJ's avatar

Great comment. Run for office, please.

CStone's avatar

Too old and too cranky

John of Oregon Fame's avatar

CStone, my Functional Physician, who walked me through the plandemic, moved away from Oregon because the Licensing board put a black mark on his license and threatened to take his license for prescribing ivermectin.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Brave soul! he is better for leaving! Oregon is not what it once was.

S.P.H.'s avatar

“Oregoners: How One State Chased Away Businesses and People,” author Dennis Kneale, digs deep to reveal how progressive policies are undermining Oregon’s economy and quality of life.

https://oregonersbook.com/

CStone's avatar

Good for him. I’m so glad when people escape these tyrants. We are thinking about leaving KY.

My friend could not do that.

He was young with 3 children. And he signed a contract.

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

They are bought & paid for.

CStone's avatar

My comment has been hidden.

Substack is censoring free sperch.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

I had to select it to see it. I must have been censored by Nancy Pelosi.

CStone's avatar

😂😂. Old skeletor fancy nancy is as bad as hillary.

Susan Seas's avatar

I see it not hidden. 🤔

CStone's avatar

You may have seen it before it was hidden

S.P.H.'s avatar

I wonder if 'hidden comments' have something to do with browser or application? I read C&C only on my desk/and laptop, using Brave or Firefox on mac. I'm reading comments over four hours old. I don't doubt censorship, we have history and evidence of that fact.

P.S. another reason I purchase books, eventually all digital media will be regulated.

Vet nor's avatar

Especially when you read the report that showed remarkable results from Ivermectin and some other drug mer...something I've never heard of combined that helped cancer patients. Both off label, cheaply available and apparently a major threat to big pharma.

CStone's avatar

Exactly. A threat to BigPharma.

I can’t remember the name of the whistleblower, but a doctor became a whistleblower against Pfizer, he was found dead the day before he was to speak to Congress.

Vet nor's avatar

Seems to happen a lot.

Alice Ball's avatar

Mebendazol. Taken with ivermectin, kills parasites, the source of cancer so they say. Which I believe. Pharma is the ultimate devil.

SD Scott's avatar

Which state is that?

Does that mean more federal funds from people dying?

CStone's avatar

Thank you for pointing out that my reply has been hidden.

Substack is censoring free speech, just as Tritorch and Politico Phill told us yesterday.

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Substack has given their AI steroids. They now "offer" creators a way to limit replies if they "violate" a discourse the creator sets. It's possible Jeff, or Jeff's organization has set parameters to control topics, or maybe Substack is doing it without Jeff's knowledge.

Either way, Substack is diminishing rapidly. The "beware AI" warnings might be right.

Roger Beal's avatar

Once Substack has been trashed, where do we all go next? The options are rapidly shrinking.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

To be honest, there are several people on this SS that tend to hijack the thread and cause us readers to wade through a myriad of comments in attempt to actually converse on the days topics. Possibly by reducing the number of visible replies, we need to wade for shorter distances, only stopping to go down a rabbit hole if we so chose.

CStone's avatar

Hmmm. If Jeff Childers is doing that, then I wish he would just tell me to leave.

Tio Nico's avatar

I saw your reply above. Perhaps you are not aware, that due to reasonds I do not undevsanmd a pos or comment does not always appear where you think it should, but lower down the stack, depending on... ???? but appear i does.......

CStone's avatar

That’s not what happened. It was censored, and then the censored comment goes to the very bottom of the pile.

David Roberts's avatar

They ridicule “horse dewormer” but ivermectin from the ranch store is perfectly safe, and actually a stronger concentration than the human variety. I use effectively on my skin problems but it’s actually for ingesting.

rolandttg's avatar

When my wife was actively trying to control her cancer, it was before Fenben was readily available for humans. We used Panacur or Safeguard , same product. Dog / cat dewormer, dosed for either 10 pound or 40 pound dogs.

C. Wilson's avatar

It is used in our household. You do have to check to see if some of it has "bot" med in it. If "bot" med doesn't kill horses, it probably won't kill you and you won't have "bots" either. Bots are the larvae of parasitic flies. My better half doesn't have "Bots!" and has clear skin.

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

We bought a 50 ml bottle of Agri-mectin (Ivermectin) Injection for cattle & swine. 1% sterile solution.

We have no idea what you mean about "bots". Also, we are not sure what size dosage to use. One pup is about 50 pounds and we aren't sure how much to give her, and best way to administer it.

Any suggestions?

C. Wilson's avatar

Ask your search engine about the "bots." Some of the ivermectin paste has a med in it for "Bots." My better half uses it on his face for rosacia. Our dog's heartworm med's active ingredient is ivermectin!

Why are you giving your dog ivermectin? Vets use it routinely. I'd ask my vet about it. For human use, take a look at IMAHealth.net.

It's easy to do research online.

I'm certainly not one to give out medical suggestions.

CHop's avatar

I used it to cure my toenail fungus. It took a couple of months of daily treatment, but nothing else worked previously.

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

I thought about that. The law doesn't compel any store to sell it so this past Monday I called a couple of locally owned pharmacies and asked if they knew about the new law, neither did. I suspect one is a pro jab place but the other one might not be. That one gave me their email address so I sent them the link to the bill & the link to the Wellness study; not through the Wellness site tho.

I hope they will carry it, I'll follow up once the law is law. I assume the chains are prohibited by big pharma so it will be the mom & pop types; few that they are.

C. Wilson's avatar

It's still available online, legally and about the same price.

Cookie Dee's avatar

You can buy it on Amazon, I use for rosacea

CStone's avatar

It is NOT available in our state, except at Tractor Supply.

C. Wilson's avatar

Same here, but it's easy to get it from TWC or Jase. They ship it to you.

C. Wilson's avatar

The wellness compay or Jase. Online. There are other places as well. Check with All Family Pharmacy. These are all companines in the US.

Aimeslee's avatar

Ivermectin ought to be on Trump RX, is it and why not if not? And at a good price too, not The Wellness Company price!

Kat's avatar

I live in Lenior City TN and we have 2 compounding pharmacies that sell Ivermectin. The Fresh Pharmacist may allow you to call and get the Ivermectin mailed to you.

rolandttg's avatar

Found out a few years ago we used to hang out and party with the now CEO of CVS. You know his hands are dirty. Have not seen in decades. His older brother, who is a long time close friend, said on his bucket list is playing golf in every county on earth. Nice priorities.

SteelJ's avatar

I feel sorry for and intensely dislike anyone with that bucket list. How pathetic.

Peace's avatar

What reason is given for pharmacies to refuse to sell Ivermectin? Looks like they'd want the income (small though it may be, or maybe they lose money on it)?

Janice albert's avatar

Competition might just drive more availability - people picking up medications shopping for other things while there…🤔

taxpayer's avatar

Have you any idea why most pharmacies decline to sell it?

rolandttg's avatar

probably because they still heavily advertise and promote giving vaccines, as mine does. I bought my Ivermectin years ago from Singapore and India.

Christine's avatar

I do not. But the pharmacies here are all big chains so maybe big pharma has something to do with it.

Donna in MO's avatar

That would be the most logical explanation - follow the $$

Proberta's avatar

You can also use natural anti-parasiticals like Wormwood, Black Walnut, etc.

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

I prefer the natural parasite cleanses because our bodies are working so hard to expel chemicals, toxins, heavy metals, etc that I don't want to add any more.

KCrail's avatar

Drugs are poison by definition. Last res oh rt, not the first reach. Bring back herbal medicine

CHop's avatar

I always travel with my wormwood and Black walnut.

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

I have NO idea what you are talking about but concerning Black Walnut trees, when Helene blew through here it took down a couple of my neighbor's Black Walunts, and being the stellar neighbor I am 😎, I took my tractor over and hauled the trunks away.

Living in the country we do a bit of debris burning and I figured I would cut the trunks up and burn the wood. My only question was, is it good to burn in the house fireplace or is it better in to outdoor fire pit.

Fortunately I looked it up on line, only to discover it's a great wood for furniture and such. I checked with a friend who is a talented wood worker, making bowls & what-not. Long story, short, I took her all of the trunks and the bowls she created are spectacular! The sapwood is beautiful, I've given at least 10 to family & friends and everyone raves about their quality.

Black Walnut is a keeper!!

CHop's avatar

Um....black walnut is tincture that treats intestinal issues. My farmer recommended it when I believe I had food poisoning.

P Flournoy's avatar

Where do you get it and how much do you take?

CHop's avatar

I get at my local health food store, but there are many online sites that sell it. Here's a good source for info on it:

Unlocking the Power of Black Walnut Hulls: Ancient Remedies, Modern Uses, and Surging Demand — Mueggenburg USA https://share.google/AScDxdkJDr19bcY9w

SB's avatar
Jun 6Edited

Does TrumpRx sell it? Maybe TrumpRx should tackle OTCs next.

Su's avatar

It seems only 3mg per tablet. You’d have to take 4 or more at which point you might as well get it from a compounding pharmacy or direct from India.

https://trumprx.gov/p/ivermectin

Damn the torpedoes's avatar

They don’t have to stock it, dispense it, and can upcharge for it. Typical!

JT's avatar

You want "to get the government out of the charity business"...? Great, let's start by ceasing to fund NGOs with governmental money either directly or through the awarding of government contracts and grants. If an NGO truly is a "non-governmental" entity, then their operating dollars should come from non-governmental sources. Government funded NGOs are just a backdoor way to accomplish something either lawmakers didn't want to happen, or didn't want their constituency to know they wanted to happen.

Ruth H's avatar

My thoughts exactly. NGOs are the gateways to fraud.

Mitch's avatar

this times a million!

JudyC's avatar

Great, and true statement, JT!

Allreighty's avatar

Fraud is real, and endemic. We are being lazy if we axe all NGO’s because they might be fraudulent. Will YOU help the guy losing his vision find a job he can do? Pay for the therapy for the baby next door that was born disabled? The NGO I work for does. We use our own money and some from the government to do it. Our audits are clean as a whistle and happen every single year. Explain to that single mom who just lost her job to AI that there’s no one to help her. Or keep us around, and we will teach her carpentry and plumbing, free of charge.

JT's avatar

I'm sure there are many NGO's that operate on the up and up, but the nature of the beast offers little oversight and less accountability...with our tax dollars.

Allreighty's avatar

State governments who don’t WANT to know are the problem. It’s the difference between thousands of shoppers who ring up everything they purchase and the handful who pocket merchandise and sneak out. The places with good security have less loss than do the ones who turn a blind eye. The accountability is high in the conservative states.

P Flournoy's avatar

It is ridiculous that I am blocked from liking your comment. JT.

Joy Galt's avatar

Whenever I'm feeling down about the state of our country, along comes Jeff Childers to cheer me up! Your ability to connect the dots amazes me.

Patti's avatar

I had to take a couple weeks off of all politics. I am still feeling down about the fraud. Our country and how there are pockets of other countries with grips within. Trying to pull myself out of the funk. I know there is good but is it enough?

Juju's avatar

That’s why I never take a break from C&C. On the few days I’ve missed or been delayed I’ve always felt worse. Jeff keeps our hope in play and is grounded in truth and common sense. Without him the news would devour our spirits.

Debra's avatar

And imagine, this all started in 2020 when we were all in the dark about the truth of Covid cases and deaths. Jeff was a Godsend then and still is now!

Patti's avatar

It definitely is harder to jump back in. I do enjoy the community that has oddly happened here. Also Jeff’s humor and optimism. It’s good to see some of the gang’s comments and the positivity of the comments

CeeMcG's avatar

Amen, Juju! 🙏🏻

Su's avatar

Jeff Childers, apothecary of sass, truth and smart-ass humor blended together for a remedy of hope.

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

I can relate. This country is under attack in a manner that is incomprehensible to the majority of citizens.

The assault is aided and abetted by the Transnational gangsters captured MSM. Our political structure bought. Which is why DJT is hated. He is attempting to undo the harm.

Debra's avatar

I think that is the saddest part about the world we live in now. Only a minority read anything and a majority still believe the news media agencies are reporting the truth with no biases. The sheep and the goats are being separated every single day and unfortunately there are more goats.

CaliforniaLost's avatar

At first, I read that as "Transsexual Gangsters".

Either way, you aren't wrong!

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Them Too! Great description of those GIFTERS!

Fla Mom's avatar

Patti, the bright side is that the fraud has been there, but we didn't know. Now we know, and more is being revealed every day. That's a wonderful thing, because it gives us ammunition with which to fight back. We never had this opportunity before.

Roger Beal's avatar

Also check Promethean Action channel on YT.

Debra's avatar

I am 72 years old now and have watched this unfold to my immense pleasure, especially for my 2 children, 6 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. This makes me hopeful for their futures.

SteelJ's avatar

Once I woke up to how bad it is and always has been it was demoralizing. What helped was to simply accept the terrain (a deeply flawed human race, which ain't changing) and be thankful to have lived in a time and place of unusual human thriving. Living in the USA in the last half of the twentieth century and a bit of the 21st was like hitting the lottery. Regression to the norm was inevitable. COVID demonstrated 90% of people, regardless of education, are hopelessly gullible and easily manipulated. Bad actors inevitably rise to the top. The societies spawned are bound to suck. That's the terrain.

SteelJ's avatar

It's a beautiful world. Although always a minority, there are amazing, smart, good people interspersed here and there. If you're lucky enough to be married to one of those, as I have been for 45 years, life is good despite the terrain. And stay healthy if you can! We seem to be here for the ride, love what's to love. My take anyway.

CaliforniaLost's avatar

The only way to solve bottlenecks is to attack them, not route around them. Unfortunately, the problems won't solve themselves, but if we work together we win for ourselves and our future.

Margot Wooster's avatar

I like the X22 Report and And We Know podcasts. They always end with encouragement and have a positive take on things.

Patti's avatar

Thanks I will look them up.

shayne's avatar

So true, Joy!

Karl's avatar
Jun 6Edited

Went to TrumpRX to check for Ivermectin. Finally it is there. However, not a great deal at all. Currently I’m buying 12 mg tablets from India for $.15 apiece. TrumpRx offers only 3 mg tablets for one dollar each. So much for Americans paying the price Indians pay – and I’m sure they’re making a profit. My $.15 price include shipping from India and a much larger dosage. Before Covid Ivermectin was $.04 a tablet. This great drug still needs Trump’s help.

Susan Daniels's avatar

I would not be in a hurry to buy drugs from India.

MOMinator's avatar

Retired pharmacist here.

A large percentage of our prescription drugs are manufactured in India…at least they were when I was working.

Susan Daniels's avatar

“China and India supply the majority of U.S. generics, with India relying on China for up to 80% of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). Indian generics have a 54% higher risk of serious side effects than U.S.-made equivalents. 85% of hospital buyers would pay more for safer domestically-produced generics, yet 22% of APIs have unknown origin.”

David A's avatar

I understand it very much depends on what India Manufacture you use.. BTW, and this is important, GLP-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RAs like semaglutide/Ozempic or dual GLP-1/GIP agents like tirzepatide) do far more than just suppress appetite or mimic caloric restriction ("diet") in type 2 diabetes.

They act via multiple pathways:Direct pancreatic effects: Glucose-dependent insulin secretion, glucagon suppression, and improved β-cell function/proliferation (reducing apoptosis).

Peripheral metabolic actions: Delayed gastric emptying, reduced hepatic glucose production, and enhanced muscle glucose uptake.

Broader systemic benefits: Strong cardiovascular protection (reduced major adverse CV events, heart failure, etc., often independent of weight loss per trials like SELECT, LEADER, and SUSTAIN-6) and kidney protection (lower albuminuria, slower eGFR decline, partially independent of weight/BP/glycerine

Additional effects include anti-inflammatory actions, lipid improvements, blood pressure reduction, and neuroprotection.

And more, so much more in help for treating Long Covid - Long Vac. For long COVID (PASC) symptoms: Promising mechanistic rationale and early signals, but no definitive proof yet—large randomized trials are underway as of mid-2026.

scripps.edu

Why it might help: Long COVID often involves persistent inflammation (including neuroinflammation), immune dysregulation, and metabolic issues. GLP-1 RAs have broad anti-inflammatory, anti-thrombotic, and neuroprotective effects; they reduce systemic/brain inflammation markers and have shown benefits in related conditions (e.g., lower risk of long-COVID complications in retrospective T2D cohorts on GLP-1 RAs vs. other diabetes drugs).

am's avatar

Semiglutide is what actually killed my dad… couldn’t convince him to give it up! 🤦🏻‍♀️

Lori's avatar

I want no part of China making any meds. That is bad news. India I don't mind.

Arnold C Fossen's avatar

India gets their ingredients from China.

Mitch's avatar

exactly, and can you imagine a less reliable source for quality control on the medicines people need?

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

A serious concern to be sure!

Debra's avatar

I believe India gave, for free, all of their citizens Ivermectin during Covid and their death stats were far lower. This makes me think they would be far more trustworthy.

John of Oregon Fame's avatar

Susan, absolutely shamefull and horrific what Gates is responsible for. I pray justice be done for Gates, in yhe next world if not this world. Thanks for the link.

Susan Daniels's avatar

I came across it by accident. I knew he was responsible for the deaths of children in India and Africa but was surprised to find anything.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

I think it was just one of their states. But it was a big one, with 200 million people.

CL Shoemake's avatar

Lots of our drugs are made in India, by no means just Ivermectin. If you have generic Rx drugs, very possible some of them are manufactured there. 😊

Steenroid's avatar

And buying from China or Mexico or any other shithole would be better? Just saying.

Lori's avatar

We need to make the meds here in the US.

Steenroid's avatar

That’s the ultimate goal DJT has in mind. You can’t tell me the way machines churn out medicine we could do it here just as cheap.

Susan Daniels's avatar

We need to manufacture them here and could.

Richard Whitney's avatar

We used to. But profits are higher for Big Pharma in India and China, so they out-sourced.

Mrs. RW

SD Scott's avatar

It’s a national security issue.

Cabogirl's avatar

Actually the drugs in Mexico are reasonably good quality. Better than China or India.

Cabogirl's avatar

Hahaha. Well not that type of drug. A lot of seniors come across the border to buy their prescription drugs and also a lot of people come to Mexico for dental work which is very reasonable and the equipment is clean and up to date. (I know because I used to design dental offices.)

rolandttg's avatar

Most drugs you buy come from China or India anyway, whether or not you realize it. At least you know if you go to the source, because I trust India more than China.

LHuff8's avatar

I bought Ivermectin at IndiaMart for a good price, but I had a lot of phone problems after that, like warning windows every time I searched something and constant inquiries from other Indian Pharmacy companies that I didn't buy from. I had to get a Malwarebytes subscription to solve it. Not sure if I would do it again.

Beckadee's avatar

Sounds about right. After seeing all the food and manufacturing type videos of Indians making stuff, there is no way in hell I'd order anything from that 3rd world shithole.

Help Needed in KS's avatar

You still need a prescription from a doctor to get Ivermectin on TrumpRx, correct?

🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Where do you get your IVM? Thats a great deal!

Jacquijacq's avatar

We bought it fr Wellness group. They call and ask some questions about your overall health and ship it to you. We went in an extended trip and took the kit w ivermectin, ZPacks and various altitude and stomach pills

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

One could argue it's still cheaper, $.60 v $1.00, but your point is understood. Why make it more complicated than it needs to be?

Karl's avatar

I don’t understand your comment. Trump Rx price is one dollar for a 3 mg tablet, I’m getting it for $.15 for a 12 mg tablet. To get 12 mg from Trump Rx would cost me four dollars.

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Ahh, I read it wrong. When I bought some from India, it was 12mg for $1.00 so I computed it that way. I stand very corrected, thanks!

Who do you get it from for $.15, we will use them too!

Marty Kiner's avatar

I also recall when buying from India it was $100 for 100 12mg same I believe for hydroxychloroquine.

SHug's avatar

Karl, please tell us where you are getting Ivermectin for $0.15 for 12 mg tablet?

Pennacali Girl's avatar

Seems like Karl made that up.

Karl's avatar

Hardly. See my 2 sources below.

Karl's avatar

Hardly. See my 2 sources below.

Bard Joseph's avatar

"And seniors, who consume the most drugs, are a powerful voting group."

Still falling for the Mectin psyop by the Trotskyite drug trust?

If they want hero drugs, we give them hero drugs.

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

I've seen it work several times with a couple of older pups. Tumors shrink and vitality returns, nothing else was used. It could be coincidence but I don't think so.

Karl's avatar
Jun 6Edited

In September 24, I was diagnosed with stage four metastasized bone cancer. I used prayer, focused radiation and massive doses of Ivermectin. In September 2025 my cancer was in complete remission and remains there today.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Good for you Karl! What a scary journey you had to embark on. Did you receive the Covid Jab? I ask because of the incidence of cancers near jab sites.

Karl's avatar

No jab. At the beginning of Covid a doctor friend recommended I take one Ivermectin every two weeks. Never had Covid, never got the job. All my friends who did get the job had Covid at least twice. One has passed away from cancer another died of a heart attack..

Carol Brizzolara's avatar

I buy my ivermectin from the following:

https://www.resolvx.health/IverX?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

It is about $1.40 per 12 mg tablet.

It’s a link from the substack 2nd smartest guy in the world and his substack usually offers a 10% discount with occasional 20% discounts. Code 2SGSPET, I believe.

Aimeslee's avatar

What about shipping?

Michelle's avatar

15 cents each??! Alldaychemist, also out of India, is $1.15 each. Are you sure you are getting what you think you are getting?

RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah, I wonder about that too as I don’t know how we can even verify the medicines are what they are supposed to be? 😕

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Prior to the Plandemic, I was on a medication that became expensive, so I ordered it directly from India. I was curious and a bit apprehensive, but we were between jobs and it was one of those meds that must be reduced gradually. When I next saw my doctor, I mentioned that between the fee for visits and the medication, the cost was too high. She was alarmed and offered sample packs.

I also let her know the cost we were bulled for each session. She was visibly alarmed at that as well! Most Doctor's have no clue about the fees for each visit, procedures the refer and cost of prescriptions they prescribe! I'm certain she was seeing very little of the high hourly fee!

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

They have gone up .15 since we last bought through them. I'm hoping to start getting it locally now; I hope! 🤠

Michelle's avatar

Yeah, I was also buying them from alldaychemist when they were just a dollar each, but at least the shipping on them is free now instead of $20, so I guess I come out slightly ahead.

CaliforniaLost's avatar

It isn't perfect, but at least it is something. 3 years ago, all we got was "Take Remdesivir, and kindly fill out this form for your funeral requests."

Sara Goss's avatar

I'm assuming it's online ordering. Can you provide a web address? There are so many scams, it's hard to find one that is legit. TY.

Lori's avatar

Sara, see the above answer from Juju to me.

Juju's avatar
Jun 6Edited

I just got 12mg for $1 each. Most I’ve ever paid but the site I used is easier and payment is handled flawlessly right through the website. I used to get my 12mg for about $.10 each on India Mart. I didn’t have the same problems others have reported and found that purchase to be fine, it just took longer and was more cumbersome is all. This last time I paid for convenience - and under a month shipping speed.

So yeah, $1 for 3mg is highway robbery. It costs less than 2¢ a pill to manufacture.

CStone's avatar

Juju, what site do you use?

Juju's avatar

AllDayChemist.com is who my most recent orders were through. I’m paying more than I usually do through India Mart, but far less than American sellers. The Austro brand is the one you want from there.

Lori's avatar

Juju, who are you using and do you need a presciption to get it?

Juju's avatar

No prescription. They ask for one but I just click past the screen and it goes through.

The most recent purchase was AllDayChemist.com. The Austro brand is the one you want, tested second most effective in quality and purpose. (First is from Mexico and 4x as expensive. So …)

Lori's avatar

Thanks Juju. AllDayChemist has a very good rep. I will try and hope I can click past the Rx as well. Have a serene weekend Juju.

CStone's avatar

Please, please share your source for Ivermectin. Many on here need it!

Karl's avatar
Jun 6Edited

‪+91 81038 40377‬ Or ‪+91 96192 01870‬

Use WhatsApp and tell them you want the same price as Karl

CStone's avatar

Thank you.

I hope SubStack doesn’t censor this.

Michelle's avatar

That seems shady…

CHop's avatar

Personally, I feel it is best sourced from compounding pharmacies. Small batch is easier to control quality.

Karl's avatar

He should offer a discount. It was $.04 before Covid hit.

James Goodrich's avatar

Since the beginning of man people have been influenced by the spoken word. When the serpent told Adam and Eve, eating the fruit from the forbidden tree, would not kill them but make them God like, Eve and then Adam ate. So right from the very start this demonstrated that man could be manipulated. Words spoken over us , or things we see, from the time we are children, can impact us for a lifetime.

There are actual stages to the infection of one’s mind. It begins as a thought. You see something or someone makes a suggestion. You can’t control this, it’s placed before you, it can be as simple as seeing something on your phone. The enemy is very subtle. It doesn’t have to be a big announcement, it could be just a suggestion. You begin to think about it , you dwell on it, it begins to take root. That thought turns into a plan. That plan turns into action. That action turns into repeated action. As it becomes a habit it begins to take control of you. This is why they call sins passions, because they make us passive. We see this with anger or lust or addiction. We allow it in and it takes control, we allow it to become a normal in our daily life. Evil has its ways.

This can be the same as discouraging thoughts someone speaks over us. A parent tells their child you’re not valuable, you’ll never be successful, you’re not as smart as your cousin. Thoughts create images. If you let the thoughts stay, you start to dwell on it, maybe I’m not worthy, maybe I have seen my best days, maybe I don’t have the talent I need, maybe I won’t be healed. Before long that little lie is going to create major infection. It’s going to poison your self image, contaminate your attitude, distort your vision. It’s important to deal with thoughts quickly. If these negative thoughts are left to fester it’s like we’re inviting it in, we’re giving it permission to become a reality. Don’t let them linger in your mind. The scripture says to bring every thought into captivity. It’s the small foxes that spoil the vines.

5th generation warfare is not new, it’s been around for thousands of years. A perfect example is what our own government did to us with Covid. Once infected there’s a good chance you won’t survive. Wear your mask, social distance, a winter of death. There was nothing they wouldn’t say or do to coerce us, to take control, to push their dangerous injections into our arms. Fear, intimidation, force, lockdowns, taking away our right to freely travel. The basic concept most totalitarians (the democrats) don’t understand is that the human brain instinctually perceives restrictions, oppression and confinement as immediate threats activating survival responses.

Throughout history, the nature of human freedom has been fiercely debated across varying frameworks. Philosophers and political theorists assert that liberty is an intrinsic, unalienable right. This perspective suggests that we are born with a baseline need to pursue happiness and self-actualization. Thinkers like Jean-Paul Sartre argued that "man is condemned to be free." This means we are thrown into the world without predetermined guidelines, thrusting upon us the ultimate responsibility to define who we are through our choices.

Our desire for freedom will constantly put freedom loving people at odds with evil, communism and democrats,😁, sorry I had to throw that in!! Happy Saturday!! J.Goodrich

V Stoican's avatar

Do not be conformed to this world, but by transformed by the renewal of your mind, so that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.

Romans 12:2

Lisa Runquist's avatar

During college i worked as a lifeguard at the college pool. There were two men racing each other. I said to the one, i don't know why you keep losing; your stroke is really much better than your friend's. They then raced again and the one who had been losing, won. Why? Because i told him he should be winning and he believed me.

Karmy's avatar

The mind is an incredible gift from God. It can make us a success or a failure depending on how it is used.

Lori's avatar

I do not believe any of us mind being at odds with evil, commies or dems. We are happy to fight and stave off evil when we find it.

Rob's avatar

**In a stunning move, every single Senate Democrat (except John Fetterman) plus seven Republican senators voted against advancing the extension of the nation’s enhanced surveillance authorities under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).**

The Uniparty has to step into the light to try and save itself, we can now see them!

It's up to us to save ourselves from them.

Bard Joseph's avatar

the Patriot Act is not mentioned.

DaveL's avatar

It should be eliminated, too. It’s just a boon to the totalitarians among us.

Karmy's avatar

Good morning C&C! Happy Saturday to you all along with God’s Blessings.

Looks like His plan is moving along smartly. Praise be to God for He is good and His mercy endures forever. Every day is a new revelation. What a time to be alive.

Torrance Stephens's avatar

Remember, D Day was 82 years ago today.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Yes! Both a shining achievement and a bloodbath.

If you have not already listened to it, a British Company called Noiser, has a multi-episode Podcast entitled, "D-DAY". It is a beautiful presentation of the multi-faceted build-up to the D-Day Invasion, with interviews of survivors, historians and everyday citizens. A captivating must listen for both those who studied D-Day and those who know very little. The crisp, articulate voice of narrator is almost haunting, but in a good way!

The Big Ugly's avatar

"Senate Dems kill FISA to spite Pulte pick"

Oh no, don't throw me in the 4th Amendment briar patch! I hope the illegal surveillance of all Americans under FISA is ended and LEOs have to actually have evidence and a warrant to spy on Americans. If you think they just use it to spy on terrorists and not conservatives then you're not paying attention.

K Tucker Andersen's avatar

Definitely fantastic news unless you live in VA.

Lori's avatar

My phone is tapped. I can hear men talking in the background, sneezing and clearing their throats. It is also doing odd things like showing flashes of computer code gibberish. This has started about 1.5 months ago but I suspect it is bc I am very vocal on several platforms and do not mince words about how to fix the problems re: antifa, fraudsters, violent dems, rioters and illegal aliens.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

What changed for you a month and a half back?

Is there a reason, beyond being vocal on Sub Stack, that someone might want to monitor your activity?

Have you seen any unsual activity in close proximity to your home?

Lori's avatar
Jun 6Edited

Nothing in particular but I am very vocal and especially against Dems and their evil agendas and post everywhere how covid jabs are poison and how big harma, docs and hospitals need to be tried for murder and maiming. And I want Gates, FAuci and others in jail or tried and then the death penalty. I do this on other social media as well. No unusual activity except once in awhile an unfamiliar car is parked outside on my street. I just go up to the car and ask who they are and what business they have on our street. So far, nothing odd unless people were lying.

If someone wants to spy, just come to my home, talk to me and have some balls instead of hiding in dark corners playing I Spy. I have nothing to hide.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Ok. It sounds like you are physically unharmed. That's good. At the present time you are still allowed to post your thought and concerns.

The issue with your phone might be that you need to update it or it may be as simple as a hard reboot. So, powering it off for a few hours or so and see if you still have residual oddities when you bring the phone back online. Another trick is to make certain your Bluetooth setting is in the "off" mode so you don't pickup your neighbors' baby or elderly monitor. I read somewhere that keeping your Bluetooth on might make it easier for other devices to inadvertently connect to your phone. Give it a try and see if your mysterious sounds are still present.

Lori's avatar

Thank you so much Lisa. Bluetooth has not been on. I have my phone on all the time as I need it for work but I will shut it down at night for a hard reboot and see if that makes the difference. So kind of you to offer suggestions and I very much appreciate your thoughtfulness.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

You are very welcome. My old phone is a bit glitchy as well. It gets bogged down with adds and strange oddities as well. My Spotify app sometimes remains on, though I have shut it down. And sometimes the Bluetooth turns itself on. Weird. The hard reboot daily seems to help.

Annette kimball's avatar

Mine makes odd noises as well! Only when I talk to one particular friend!

Lori's avatar

Interesting Annette. Maybe "they" are tapping phones of normal Americans which is so cowardly.

DaveL's avatar

I don’t want them spying on anyone, not just conservatives.

The Big Ugly's avatar

Sure Dave, of course. Fortunately that's not an actual concern in the real world. The commies in the Deep State/IC aren't spending their time spying on their fellow commies in the Democrat party. They're only spying on people who threaten their power: conservatives/MAGA/MAHA/Republicans/patriots/the Right.

V Stoican's avatar

It’s almost as if the Bhutanese people and the Somali were imported along with instructions on how to exploit the American people, resist embracing American values, and enrich their countries of origin while destroying the country that embraced them. Talk about a multi-layered approach to warfare! What a long-game! If it wasn’t so effective, I’d have a hard time believing it.

SHug's avatar

Bhutanese refugees were started under GW Bush and continued under Obama. Just goes to show, it's 2 diseased wings of the same bird (deep state). Takes an outsider to gut & kill that bird. All programs detrimental to the US were increased under Obama.

Somali's welcomed in under President GHW Bush and each one since - except DJT. Outsider again for the WIN!

I have high hopes he can crush the crooked CIA. Remember that GHW Bush was Head of the CIA for a shirt time before Reagan tapped him for VP. Any "good people" still working there, should probably apply to the office of DNI or FBI (to remind them who they work for), the rest should be debriefed, retired and when needed, sent to Gitmo.

What would be wonderful is if he could get the Tax Code revamped, more clear and get rid of NGOs completely. Charity is not a province under the Constitution and should not be in our Federal budget at all. We certainly should not be "assisting" other governments with taxpayer money (The Federal government does not have any money - it is all taxpayer money.) unless the American People vote for limited one time assistance. Just like we should not be the world's police, we should not be their piggy bank either. Besides we all know any Federal program is bloated with fraud and fat.

If Americans have more personal disposable income, they can decide where that money should go - to a church, a program or a charity. The majority of Americans are the most generous people in history; allow the people to decide where that help should go and for how long.

V Stoican's avatar

I have a very intelligent family member who was blue pilled during his time of covert military service under Bush. I keep hoping he’ll have seen enough now to realize the same and fight for what’s right, rather than what’s red or blue. I’m just really excited for the first time in my life to see a clear (albeit hard) path to freedom!

Juju's avatar

Communist playbook

Roger Beal's avatar

Me being a prejudiced skeptic, I wonder if those folks really needed any instructions ... other than, keep doing the stuff you did back home, the stuff that destroyed your native societies.

Aimeslee's avatar

If ever there was a time to require assimilation AND take a hard look at who can be assimilated and who cannot, it is now. I can remember when the argument for bilingual education (which btw is/was the single most expensive AND failed DOE program ever) was, let them speak their native language, I was saying, nobody's saying they can't, just learn English! Today we can look back and see that the slippery slope for non-assimilation was bilingual education.

Bard Joseph's avatar

It's a big game.

We need foreigners to hate.

"President Trump has issued multiple high-profile pardons and sentence commutations to individuals convicted of massive health care and Medicare fraud. His use of clemency in these cases has notably wiped away millions of dollars in court-ordered restitution and fines for convicted fraudsters".

V Stoican's avatar

I think most people here love “foreigners” (legal immigrants) who love America and come here to contribute and create, rather than exploit and destroy. This is fundamentally what it means to be an American.

V Stoican's avatar

Your unnamed quote referenced the claim that President Trump has issued “multiple high-profile pardons” to those convicted of massive health care fraud. Can I trouble you to share one source that I can check out? I’d like to look into this.

DesertDweller's avatar

I noticed that, a quote without a source(?).

DaveL's avatar

Must be in training to go to work for the New York Times…

Janice albert's avatar

Thanks for asking - was just about to myself!

RSgva's avatar
Jun 6Edited

Yes, I’m mystified how we had these kinds of influxes – – whether Bhutan or through some of the immigration lotteries, giving American access to people around the world who never even dreamed about America, worked hard to get here etc.

I.M. Nottaborg's avatar

I went online to get a Good Rx coupon for my thyroid hormone and surprise, there was a special message that now the BRAND name original product might actually be cheaper than the generic. And in the upper right corner was a little Trump Rx button, so it seems that maybe a trump coupon may be available from GoodRx.

MOMinator's avatar

Morning C&C! Happy Saturday! :)

Corrin Strong's avatar

As I understand it "Pharmacy Benefit Managers" are usually wholly-owned subsidiaries of the Health Insurance Companies. They are used as a middlemen to jack up prices to the patients, but the insurance company is making money on both ends.

DaveL's avatar

Another gift from Obamacare.

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

BlueCross, Kaiser and Obama Care are constantly pestering me to return as a customer, offering better pricing, etc., via email and text monthly. They must be hurting with many of us bailing out! meanwhile, I am enjoying paying mush more reasonable rates to an alternative system of HealthShare!