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TriTorch's avatar

Let me tell you a story bursting with authenticity, twas the year 2020 the best year in history, why anyone still doubts this is a mystery:

The PCR tests were legit, valid, and accurate ● The hospitals were overflowing and the nurses were dancing for all the overtime they were getting ● The WHO, NIH, FDA, and CDC are trustworthy stewards of health and helped us weather the covid storm ● Fauci is an honorable man and a genuine hero ● Millions died from SARS-CoV2 all over the globe ● Protecting the old and infirm with ventilators & Remdesivir was essential ● Ivermectin, HCQ, Vit D, & Zinc are evil and will kill you ● The world was only closed for two weeks and this stopped the spread ● Liquor stores and Best Buy were essential businesses ● Mom & pops HAD to be shuttered otherwise the world would end ● The vaccines are safe and effective and rescued us from Do0M ● Schools had to be closed because children spread the disease like wildfire ● Staying six feet apart was necessary and saved the day ● The masks kept the virus at bay and brought us all closer together ● Being alone together is always better ● No children were harmed either mentally or physicall during this stage production ● The lessons learned in 2020 were essential for dealing with the next pandemic--which is on deck

If you don't believe these lies are true, ask the deaf man he heard them t0o.

Neil Kellen's avatar

and - COVID was so unique that it required no early intervention treatment - first such illness in history

your last point is actually true - many lessons learned by the Gates, WHO, DoD, CIA, etc... They will do better (for them, worse for us) next time

CathyRN's avatar

As a nurse, being told to go home then report to a hospital for worsening symptoms made no sense. I’ll never report back to that office nor will I use the drugstores that, once I found a doctor to prescribe, refused to fill my ivermectin Rx.

Neil Kellen's avatar

Gee, it's almost like they WANTED people to die.

Glad you found a doctor to prescribe Ivermectin - one other greatest drugs ever developed.

Annie's avatar

All msm medical is untrustworthy and frankly full of crap. I will never trust them again.

Judith G's avatar

I use this source for ivm … Pharmacy on Air.

https://pharmacyonair.com/category/ivermectin/

It is in India. I paid with PayPal. PayPal allows you to pay with your credit card or out of your bank account.

TimeIsNear's avatar

They straight up wanted people to die. I think I'm detecting some sarcasm in your comment though. LOL

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Good for you, Cathy--I had no difficulties getting my new, holistic doctor to phone in an Ivermectin script for me (this past February) and I used the pharmacy in a local supermarket to fill it. The lady at the pharmacy counter had to ask me if I had "parasites" and I asked her why she was asking, since my doctor approved the prescription. She just shrugged her shoulders--and I didn't answer her question either!! She smirked--I paid for it and walked off! IDIOCY KNOWS NO BOUNDS!!

Renee Marie's avatar

People are now finding out that cancer may be/is a parasite. I had cancer recently, so I try to read up on what I can.

Fenbendazole may be a cure, which is a lot like IVM.

Fred's avatar

If they can write parasites as the indication, may keep tptb off their backs. Friend had to claim it was for lupus vulgaris.

Susan Clack's avatar

Back in June of 2022, I had to go to our local Urgent Care to get tested (before we had purchased the take-home tests) and when I told the Doctor (or was she a PA? 🤔) I was taking Ivermectin, she rudely asked me if I had SCABIES! 😡😡😡

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

And THAT is why horse wormer got so expensive and pulled off of shelves.

I bought a case of 12 early on and a pack of 6 a few months later cost me 4 times what 12 cost.

None of my horse wormer taking friends died of COVID or horse wormer and I doubt we have worms now either.

It even cleared up my bad heartburn.

Chelie's avatar

The Medicine Counter Pharmacy in Chattanooga, TN is where I’ve been purchasing compounded ivermectin since Tennessee passed laws to allow ivermectin as OTC drug. Prior to that, Publix pharmacy in my area had no issues filling prescriptions for ivermectin. When our family actually got sick with the so-called delta variant our insurance covered it for $13. But then word went out that it wasn’t to be used for Covid. Insurance no longer covered. Then the next phase of the scamdemic rolled out and I got Rx for ivermectin to have on hand and it was $145. After that time I have purchased it from the Medicine Counter for various family members for less than that. FLCCC also referred to TMC for IVM.

So a couple weeks ago, due to overwhelming response and less being short of help, they are going back to requiring a prescription for it. They let all their customers know of the changes and offered 1 last deal of 15% discount for refills. So I took advantage of the discount and stocked up.

Suzy Cue's avatar

It’s all so ludicrous, isn’t it? I curious as to why the pharmacy went back to requiring an Rx…didn’t TN pass a state law saying that wasn’t required?

JP Spatzier's avatar

Changed all my medical professionals since Covid. Many stopped treating me because I “questioned mask 😷 efficacy” and for being unjabbed.

Karen Bandy's avatar

My husband and I have the strangest ‘cold’ right now. Both have sore throats and some stuffiness, him more than me, but I have a headache. All mild, energy pretty good. Not normal.

Anyway, thanks for bringing up Ivermectin! I just took 12mg. Two more doses today? I’ve never taken it!

Supposed to drive up and see the folks tomorrow, may postpone.

Ellen's avatar

Karen, look at the FLCC website for protocols. The dosage is based on your weight.

CMCM's avatar

Don't forget about the povidone iodine nose spray preventative/therapy! I made up my own mix although I think you can now buy it ready made online at the evil Amazon. But I bought an 8 oz bottle of the povidone iodine and some glass nasal spray bottles, then you mix it per the FLCC instructions. For the last 2+ years my husband and I have sprayed it in our noses and also throat whenever we felt like we were getting something. It always eliminated whatever it was by the next day. I also made a bottle for my daughter (a nurse so in contact with a lot of stuff) and it worked well for her too. Ultimately, although I've wanted to get a stash of Ivermectin to have on hand, I haven't yet needed it!

Fred's avatar

The C circulating now starts that way; recovering nicely with IVM + (we didn’t test, but relatives who shared the ill contact did: they aren’t doing nearly as well on Paxlovid, but are also jabbed). 🤷‍♀️

TimeIsNear's avatar

Same here. Exact same symptoms except I was feeling cold. I hit the Elderberry Elixir and Fire Cider 2 days ago and I'm feel almost normal today.

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I picked up the vestiges of my oldest son's "repeat COVID symptoms" that he had when my youngest son, my ex and I met Matt in Philly almost 2 weeks ago. He was just "sniffling" a bit--not coughing. I was successful all through this SCAMdemic to not develop any symptoms of the "plague"--but after hugging and kissing my "boy" whom I haven't seen for FIVE years--3 days later, I started having excruciating sinus issues as well as malaise, some coughing (wet cough too). I've been taking SINUS SEVERE by Tylenol for over a week now...it's somewhat better--but my guy friend with whom I live wants me to start on the Ivermectin script that I bought (for $155) in February of this year. I'm on the "fence" thus far as I don't want to use it if it isn't necessary. I'll wait for another day--and if this "crud" doesn't abate--I"ll start on the 5 day protocol!

TimeIsNear's avatar

We actually went to the Tractor Supply store and picked up Ivermectin since it's fairly easy to dose. Not as accurate since it's a tube containing enough for a 1200lbs horse. You can turn the dial to dose it in increments. All the ingredients were the same as the Rx except one. It turns out the one ingredient is used in some grocery store foods. A marine buddy of mine took it and I had it on standby. Edit: I agree that is should have been prescribed. All options should have been explored before doing what they did.

Porge's avatar

Same experience here. Had prescription for IVM,pharmacy refused to fill, got covid pneumonia, my doctor would not treat it. Collapsed lung from coughing, 12 days in hospital with chest tube. Thank you CDC,FDA,NIH, and all the wonderful medical care. We'll never trust you again..You can all go to HELL now!

Sincerely Porge

St. Alia the Knife's avatar

The only pharmacy in my area that would fill my IVM scrip was Walmart! You can believe it or you can not believe it! (Hat tip to crazy plane lady)

Annie's avatar

Also it separated the critical thinkers from the loons and those who are compliant with whatever someone in authority tells them to do or believe.

Jaci's avatar

I seem to have more loons within my circle of friends and relatives than I ever imagined!

Annie's avatar

Yeah. I was and still am floored by my social circle too. Very little critical thinking. I lost respect for them and only stay in touch when a social event comes up that requires a minimum of interaction.

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TriTorch's avatar

Had to throw a little truth in there, just to make sure folks were paying attention ^_^

Dick's avatar

Just realized that novel “asymptotic spread”😱, which greased the machine’s many parts, belongs on that list.

— Thanks Tritorch.

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CStone's avatar

I have been on overlapping 90-day ‘restrictions’ on FB for about 3 years now.

I got kicked off the Twitter after about 60 days. The only followers I had was family, but they didn’t like that I retweeted James Woods posts, lol.

My son took to fb and said “Who has the best Mom? I WIN!! My Mom got kicked off if Twitter......so she is obviously the winner.”

He was actually proud of me, lol. It’s a source of amusement and pride with my children. “Whose Mom is the baddest woman alive? Woop-woop!!”

Sigh

I count it all joy......😂😂

TimeIsNear's avatar

Mr. free speech Musk got you for 60 days. LOL Different owners, same platform, same rules. Cocktails and pipedreams.

Neil Kellen's avatar

The tenor has changed quite a bit. I am actually almost shocked at the change in Linkedin - a huge swing away from woke.

Fred's avatar

/s! 😁 I’ve posted the 2017 studies showing broad spectrum activity of HCQ, and IVM against all CVs. We’re using it for all viruses; seems effective.

Neil Kellen's avatar

The argument against IVM was that it doesn't kill the virus. Well, a cast doesn't heal your broken bone; it keeps it stable so the body can heal the break. Same with IVM - it keeps inflammation down, thereby decreasing fluid buildup in the lungs, thereby avoiding multi-organ failure and allows the body to kill the virus.

In early 2021, I had dinner with someone who was the senior scientist on the development of the COVID mRNA vaccine (don't know what company). That person quit their job because of the malfeasance they saw. They also said, and at the time did not know for certain why, that rural areas, even after adjusting for population density, had almost no COVID. He hypothesized that it was because of the use of IVM in farm animals, and the incidental absorption of IVM into the human system when it was being used in animals. That could be why I don't think I have ever had COVID - we use it for our animals regularly. I know I get some on my hands from time to time and never thought about it. (Now I accidentally rub it in! :-) )

Fred's avatar

Welcome to the “banned” club! Waiting to see if my “myocarditis” and autopsy (not your usual myo) study posts earn me the threatened 3rd strike. IDC anymore.

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Paige Green's avatar

I got off NextDoor about 2 years ago. Any neighbors I like I just talk to them. The drama was worse than any social media platform out there. Must be a proximity thing.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Gov. Tom Wolf did shut down PA liquor stores (husband drove down to Delaware to re-stock our wine supply--essential nutrient, doncha know)

TriTorch's avatar

I was having wine with my wife when she said, ‘I love you so much, you know. I don’t know how I could ever live without you.’ I said, ‘Is that you or the wine talking?’ She said, ‘It’s me talking to the wine.’ --Unknown

rolandttg's avatar

wife laughed, and identified with this

JW's avatar

I wonder how many new alcoholics were born during the lockdowns?

TriTorch's avatar

Far too many, I am sure. Which was just one of a hundred intended negative outcomes. Death of mankind by a thousand cuts.

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Or "old" alcoholics reborn to take on their "'habit" once again. Churches were closed but strip joints and state stores were WIDE OPEN here in the horrible "blue state" of PA where I have resided most of my 77 years!

Jay Horton's avatar

I worked during the closures and what I noticed, especially driving into the campus area; there were very very few of us on the roads then (remember -good times!!!), is how people were firing up some major Doobie. Can you say, contact HIGH! That still persists, although to a lesser extent now that traffic has resumed mostly normal patterns. Someone had a big Fattie fired up just this morning on the way in, and it was bumper to bumper, stop and go. Just my observation.

I'm sure this affected the sale of Oreo's, potato chips and Visine ....

Later Jay

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

That's very fine--and quite pertinent.

John Bugni's avatar

Serious LOL! Good one! Perfectly timed opportunity.

Karen Bandy's avatar

🤣🍷😂🍷😆♥️

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Gov. Wolf also shut down the rest stop bathrooms...until the truckers threw a fit.

Annie's avatar

He and his tranny friend, Rachel, are POS!

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Can you believe that disgusting "Rachel" Levine ran an "eating disorder" clinic at the "prestigious" Milton Hershey Medical Center here in PA. Look at him/her--he/she's a walking testimonial to OVEReating!! I changed my healthcare provider when I discovered where "Rachel originated--any hospital who would have someone like that in a place of authority does NOT get my trust or business!!

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

That's one good deed Biden did for PA residents: get Richel out of the commonwealth. IT was in our faces so often--have heard so little from IT since IT got to play dress-up in military uniform.

Being a Nancy's avatar

Ya , the weird places I pissed when driving across the country during COVID.

shayne's avatar

Or threw their scat...... sorry, I couldn't resist.

Angk's avatar

Inslee shut down Washington rest stops. These psychopath governors!

St. Alia the Knife's avatar

And held onto "emergency powers" for 975 days!!!

Mrs. "the Knife"

CHop's avatar

Ohio Liquor stores on the PA border had lines down the street which caused major traffic problems in some small towns. One Ohio restaurant named Tom Wolf employee of the month because he brought in so much business for them.😅

CathyRN's avatar

I consider it a silver lining. Can’t imagine going through that Covid mess without alcohol

Elliott's avatar

Well I have a different perspective on the alcohol as an essential item. As someone who has been sober for 17 years and very involved with helping others gain some sobriety, the liquor stores were literally killing some of my friends. I now realize that had all the liquor stores closed there would have been a pandemic of people going through some major withdrawals, heat-attacks because they could not get the alcohol their bodies needed. I am still hearing stories of when everyone had to work from home, how they had unfettered access to alcohol all day long because they were working from home. Nobody could detect their inability to function 100%.. suicidal as well. So CathyRN maybe you should check yourself after that comment, just saying. A silver lining? Alcohol? I think Not. A very slippery slope.

Donna in MO's avatar

Guess the liquor lobby didn't make enough campaign contributions!

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

It would seem that there might possibly be a connection. At first, among the 'essential' businesses allowed to operate in PA was the kitchen cabinet factory from which Gov. Wolf excused himself on taking office. New kitchen cabinets, are, after all, part of every life or death situation. Realized my comment would mean nothing to non-PA citizens--cabinet business was a family business, run by Wolf himself. Until he took office. Conflict of interest, maybe?

Donna in MO's avatar

It was all random and nonsensical!!!

Elliott's avatar

They didn’t want to clog those halls with people having detox issues , they had to be for Covid patients so they could get extra funding for their hospitals.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Although I recognize your comment as facetious (at least, I hope so) I have to wonder how often hospitals had to deal with 'detox' issues prior to March '20.

Pat Wetzel's avatar

I lived in PA a long time ago and remember many a wine run to MD. I seem to remember a wonderful store in Annapolis. A fruitful day trip!

TriTorch's avatar

Small world Pat, I had family who lived in Edgewater for a couple of years, which is right across the bridge.

¡Andrew the Great!'s avatar

Our idiot governor in Puerto Rico - Wanda Vazquez - shut down liquor sales...after 7pm, and all day on Sundays. Because virus.

She was replaced by an equally-idiot governor - Pedro Pierluisi - who at least didn't have as much SFB as Wanda had, and rescinded the liquor stupidity.

Elliott's avatar

No big deal, that’s how MN liquor stores were normally!! We couldn’t buy on Sunday and they closed @ 8 on weekdays, 10 on weekends. We would go to Wisconsin for brews. That law just changed a few years ago right before Covid.

YM's avatar

I found out MN's weird liquor laws while visiting Minneapolis years ago for a concert. We had no where to get beer on a Sunday evening.

¡Andrew the Great!'s avatar

It's no big deal...unless you live on an island and can't just jump in a car and cross state lines! ;-)

Donna in MO's avatar

The city of KC put a curfew in for bars and restaurants of 10:30 in the fall/winter of 2020. Because the virus only spreads after 10:30....SMDH.

Remi Steele's avatar

It was a good thing I discovered splashwines.com during that time...

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Annie's avatar

Ack! Russia! Lol 😅

CStone's avatar

Shew.......Russia, Russia, Russia......

😳🥴😁

rolandttg's avatar

You left out "the majority of people in most countries saw all this, didn't think anything was amiss, and willingly stuck a never before untested unapproved alleged vaccine in their arms to protect themselves from a plandemic with a 0.3 % fatality rate. "

Peter 🔒's avatar

lolz. TriTorch brightening our day 🔥🔥🔥

Dr Linda's avatar

The Grimm Brothers could not have written a more horrific fairytale

WP William's avatar

We were ALL in it together, Natural Viral Evolution will cause this every few years; we've been warned by experts for decades. Miracle Vaccines saved tens of millions of lives; can we even imagine if a safe effective Vaccine would have taken 10 years to approve and distribute as Dr. Fauci so morosely warned us in April of 2020? WE'd ALL be dead by now!

Annie's avatar

Ah. Only unvaccinated people would be dead. Corn pop said so. 😉😄

Susan Clack's avatar

Reminds me of the movie “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood “...the government/media’s truth is actually just a fairytale...

Elaine Elias's avatar

This is wonderful! You really put it all together! In spades!!!

Melanie Eccles's avatar

Brilliant!!! Thanks for sharing.

🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Was that before or after he shot the two dead boys 😂❓

Porge's avatar

Excellent Tri Torch! Couldn't have said it better!!!!!!!

laura-ann Knox's avatar

"we're only seeing COVID patients but not SORTA sick COVID patients, only REALLY sick COVID patients". . . Huh????

RandiG's avatar

The amount of Pro-Hamas rallies this last week has gotten me very concerned. I wasn’t concerned about the BLM riots, but with these protests, I’m hyper vigilant. At times I feel helpless and our freedom of religion is slipping away. Where has all this hatred come from?!

I don’t think we should take any of this lightly. My great grandparents did not flee Germany in the 1930’s. They thought Hitler was a ‘fad’ and would blow over soon. Sadly, they perished in Theresienstadt in 1943.

Natalie's avatar

A few things from listening to Charlie Kirk's interview with someone who rescues children and gives aid to trauma victims and is working in Israel now (can't remember his name, but the show was yesterday's): The Hamas terrorists had weapons from North Korea and weapons that had been given to Ukraine. Also, in discussing how long the residents of the kibutzes had to wait for help, he said the terrorists had jammed the cell phone lines and taken down the internet. Also, all of their very detailed plans as to whom to kill and where they lived were all on paper--nothing digital that could be hacked and detected by Israeli intelligence. We are in such deep trouble in this country with all the terrorists that have entered through our southern border.

CH's avatar

Maybe. I pray there will be no terrorist attacks from any "sleeper cells" in our country. The one thing we have going for us is our GUNS. The Isrealis did not have that. Any of those sleeper cells better be f'in ready to have a great deal of casualties because a whole lot of them are gonna die if they try to take over our country (and they know it). It is the reason why they constantly attack the 2nd Amendment.

LuAnne's avatar

IDK. I'm starting to believe there are too many people in our country that are sound asleep. Just look at how the masses obediently followed lockdowns, masks, & experimental jabs. There may be pockets of people willing to fight back but I think it will be from people in rural areas. Big city people will be frozen in ignorance and fear. I hate to say it and I really hope I'm wrong but after the last 3 years (really, the last 7 years), my optimism has drastically fizzled.

Lisa Ca's avatar

Seriously! Last night I was with my husband at dinner and I see two sheep walking in with masks on. Now, I have more understanding for those who are terrified and wear the mask everywhere at ALL times. I have zero respect and understanding for someone who wears it walking in a restaurant and then proceeds to take it off while sitting down and eating. Um, if you didn’t believe they don’t work….or rather you do believe they work…and you are scared, why the hell would you go eat publically and sit down for 20 minutes without your “protective” mask on???? I mean the insanity is unreal!

RunningLogic's avatar

I might agree with you were it not for the fact that many people have also been awakened in the past three years. I know people who have bought guns that would never have considered it pre 2020. That gives me some hope.

Annie's avatar

Then they will suffer from their choice to be sleeping sheeple. I can't lose sleep over those who are either too lazy or willfully blind to prepare.

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

You are RIGHT than WRONG, LuAnne--we of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ must continue to plead for MERCY and His abiding protection.

Remi Steele's avatar

The sleeper cell members are prepared to die. It's the pact they made with their governments and organizations in exchange for payments and care of the families they left behind, and rewards in heaven from their allah. They have no regard for our lives or their own. Stay vigilant, keep your head on a swivel, and make sure you're ready to be locked and loaded.

CMCM's avatar

It's a sick culture. They have a hateful, intolerant view towards anyone who is not a Muslim. They have a deep, irrational hatred for all Jews. They believe Allah rewards them (with those mysterious 72 virgins...but my question as aside thought, is what do the female martyrs get in reward? 72 virgin males?) for eliminating the infidels who won't embrace Islam. Historically, in Islamic countries they imposed a poll tax called Zikya on all non-Muslims. "People of the book" (Jews and Christians) could convert and then no longer have to pay the tax. All who don't convert are Infidels. Killing is not forbidden if it's killing an infidel. They believe to kill infidels is doing Allah's work, in their sick, twisted minds. In parts of many Muslim cultures they do honor killings of their own children, where a father or uncle or brother may kill a girl in the family for doing something they feel dishonors their family and name. This even happened here in the U.S., somewhere like Texas I think, a few years ago. A Muslim/Pakistani father ran down and killed his two daughters in a parking lot because he objected to their American teen girl behavior. He thought they had become a disgrace to their family and to Islam. I've read that in Great Britain they are turning a blind eye to honor killings in the Muslim communities. Americans need to understand all this and get real about the dangers of this mentality spreading in our country. They are not "just like us".

I'm not being over-reactive about this. I taught in Iran for 2 years and spent another 8 years in Saudi Arabia after that. I saw first hand how they think and act. Not all Muslims act this way, I must add. But the Muslim cultures have a deep rot to them that is hard to comprehend. Zuhdi Jasser (American cardiologist, also a religious and political commentator) has long been saying publicly that Islam desperately needs a reformation as its beliefs are still in the 7th century.

Chelie's avatar

But wait, you will hear their families publicly cry and carry on if 1 of their jihadi family members get caught as they get ready to yell allhu akbar and detonate, get shot & killed by a 2A gun toting Good Samaritan. Thereby preventing mass murder. The Good Samaritan will be hauled off to jail until they find out if the shooting was justified.

Heather's avatar

Americans have guns but because we follow laws/marketing/propaganda, can’t access them quickly enough to save ourselves or our families if our homes are invaded....seriously, go unlock a safe and maybe a second one because you shouldn’t have ammo and the gun in the same place....a lot of damage can be done if we are surprised

Being a Nancy's avatar

Remember: some ammo is hard to get yes, but shot gun shells, while obviously not overly powerful, are still easy to get so it's best to stock up on what you can.

Annie's avatar

Not as bad as many Americans have guns and will use them. The people in Israel gave up their guns except for a few. But they had safe rooms so apparently they did not believe it was completely safe living there. No one is going to convince me this wasn't a 9/11 type event.

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My suspicion is that the United States was choreographing with Hamas acting as a paid proxy. Maybe in concert with Mossad for reason that in order to pull this off, there would have to be the intelligence failure which only Mossad could guarantee by being on board . And with Ukraine being a total bust, the Forever Warfare model of the IMC and the NeoCon needs a new Garden of Death to keep the war profits and money laundering machine going. Maybe the Geniuses In Charge think that they can really take Iran down ... but this will be, if implemented, just one more Mission Stupid just the same as Afghanistan, Project Ukraine, and all the Middle East wars. For Israeli, I image that a lot of Israeli 'interests' would like to see their nutty and self-destructive hardliners go bye-bye. (But who knows at this point? The real story has yet to emerge from the net of deceiption).

The only thing I a fairly certain of is that 'this operation', whatever it is, is not remotely what the The Propaganda Ministry wants us to believe.

CMCM's avatar

We the people are always the last to know, and most likely and as with so many things, we will never know.

Dinah Negron's avatar

The “safe rooms” were not safe at all when terrorists arrived and just opened the doors to them front the outside

Annie's avatar

Yeah. That's when a gun would have been handy.

Juliann's avatar

Amen! The border allowed the “conquering army” to take its place until the marching orders are given. I’m convinced of this.

Cynthia's avatar

I was just talking about this last week with a Green Beret friend and he said there's no doubt these sleeper cells already have all their weapons in place. Although no one is sure when the "go" moment will be, he says their attacks will be the perfect "excuse" to disrupt elections in 2024, which the Left will totally use to their advantage.

Natalie's avatar

I can't believe we've let this happen right under our eyes. The Republicans in Congress and in red states like Texas have a lot to answer for.

Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

The Republicans in Congress hate you and me just as much as the Progressives in Congress. They're all in the same Uniparty - just two different wings.

ConcernedGrammy's avatar

Unfortunately, the Texas government isn't what most (even Texans) believe. Were teetering on the edge.😕 This was really only brought to light when our drunken Speaker tried to impeach our AG. Money, money, everywhere to payoff politicians for their votes.

The Texas Heist -

https://youtu.be/yhvxRnYOg5Q?si=z4dFanflDAWzlhyC

Annie's avatar

Republicants- they can't and won't veer from their uniparty goals.

YM's avatar

Chaos in the US is the perfect time for the UN/WEF one world government to take over, all with the promise of "restoring peace and order".

lynn's avatar

the cells have bought land and been in place for years

JW's avatar

With the number of cartels already in power here and at the border, how easy it would be for the Hamas to join them since they have so much money right now and know the ropes. News is reporting there are many Hamas already in Mexico now.

Natalie's avatar

I heard that the vice-president of Venezuela is Hezbollah, and he's giving fake identification cards to all of these terrorists to enter the US as Venezuela citizens. Haven't you noticed how many Venezuelans are coming into the US? Well, probably a lot of them are from the Mideast.

Karen Bandy's avatar

You can bet they’re not here to open a Venezuelian restaurant.

Cynthia's avatar

Victor Marx and his team from All Things Possible.

WP William's avatar

Evil Cult Leaders don't back down or let go; they grip ever-tighter until annihilation; we see token Dems here and there relenting slightly )and in the passive voice) but overall we've allowed a Death Cult to hijack our nation and take us where we do not want to go.

devoalan's avatar

Be prepared to kill. Or die. I guess.

Cynthia Ford's avatar

Dr. Zev Zelensky, before he died, said he wasn't so much concerned about people not believing in the evil of the shots as Jews in Germany didn't believe what was happening there either. Though no one talks about it in their analyses, I think a top down force is cultivating these Us Them divisions, wants the chaos, and enlists the education system's ideologically programmed people, along with the portions of Islam that subjugate women, hate infidels and feel that crimes against them are not crimes, and which do want to dominate the world. I also think it is the same psyop force that gave us the pandemic, which is engendering this fear and hatred. They are channeling all the fear and rage everyone has felt over the course of the pandemic, all the losses, and destructions, towards this hatred, as a kind of catharsis that doesn't admit or reconcile or heal what happened. So it is not at all to be taken lightly, but the women of my family have bequeathed me a model of courage in face of these kinds of times. My Aunt ran away as a teenager, crossed an ocean, by herself, as she refused to join the HItler Youth, and my mother, though in her secular humanism phase, snuck bibles and Pasternak into Russia, so perhaps what you know and refuse to be blind to changes the world just through you refusing to participate in the blind hatred. Here is a great column I read this morning https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/these-3-progressive-us-rabbis-are-the-voices-i-trust-right-now/

JacquelineP's avatar

Thanks for that link - really appreciated the insight.

Mary H.'s avatar

This hatred has been taught over generations…please watch this ! https://www.prageru.com/video/born-to-hate-jews

Based Florida Man's avatar

Prager is the worst. It's a Jewish run organization that makes Christians feel like 2nd class.

CStone's avatar

I love Prager. He is an amazingly wise man.

I trust very few women leaders, and I am a woman. Too hormonal, led by their feelings, rather than reality.

Mary H.'s avatar

This is an excellent video that encapsulates how so many have been programmed since birth

from a Muslim perspective. Worth the listen.

devoalan's avatar

To attempt an answer to your question as to where has all this hatred has come from. It’s always been there, kept in dark hidden recesses in the hearts and minds of all men. When it did come out, it was dealt with. Now it’s a badge of honor. For example, the tranny bullshit was brought about by people that needed something else to hate. Funny how the hard core conservatives don’t give a mad f¥€k until you start shoving it down people’s throats. But now, we are the bad guys, because we have the balls and the mouth to push back. And now we have hamas/Israel love/hate. And how is that going?

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

I think it was a very well coordinated plan using useful morons. I have no proof but the obvious.

Formerly_Known_As_Someone's avatar

I’m now even more

scared of my liberal friends and acquaintances. They’re mostly a Nazi-ish assortment of vax mandaters and Hamas cheerleaders. In some cases it’s the same people, but not always. Some in the first group must be having a rude awakening to the true feelings of those in the second group.

CK's avatar

And who was it that pushed for all of these people to come here I the first place?

Ellen's avatar

If that is a serious question on your part, you might want to read some history.

CK's avatar

I do, and I already know the answer. Most people online are NPC's and/or boomers and think it's the liberals, which of course it's not.

CStone's avatar

The answer is DemonicRATS who thought it was a good idea, RATS

Charles Tiberend's avatar

I agree... The refugees and migrants taste and smell like the thermate deployed to the twin towers and Israel VS Gaza like primer cord?

The once United States and most of Europe seems a mirror of the three buildings that were deliberately "pulled" in 2001?

thanks for your participation

blessings

chuck 🔥💖🔥

CK's avatar

You have that taste and smell because that's the dish that has been cooking since the 1920's. The book Practical Idealism laid out the Kalergi Plan for Europe. The book states:

“The (European) man of the future will be of mixed race. Today’s races and classes will disappear owing to the disappearing of space (nations), time, and prejudice. The Eurasian-Negroid race of the future, similar in its outward appearance to the Ancient Egyptians, will replace the diversity of peoples with a diversity of individuals”

This, Kalergi stated, should be a plan run for and by the racial and spiritual supremacy of ‘blood aristocracy and Jewry’. This is from the book itself.

Ask yourself, is this not what is happening at this very moment? Has this not been happening? Who do you think funded this idea of Kalergi? Well it was the usual cast, Louis de Rothschild and Max Warburg. Yes, the zionist Rothschild's who owned at least 50% of the world wealth at the turn of the 19th century.

Charles Tiberend's avatar

Hi CK,

If I am correct then before Roth's Child drew Breath another book was Wrought in the minds of those who built Earth, noon and men...

I found some words in the Internet Archive translated ...

""So political democracy can be fruitful and creative only if the Pseudo-aristocracy of thename and of gold are smashed, to be replaced by a new Aristocracy of mind and spirit toever give birth ""

Unfortunately the capture seems to have been made with OCR technology and never corrected. Errors abound and words sound absent?

I write like this when very tired and days later I cringe?

The book I am writing about is not the Jewish records and stories and such or the Catholic manipulation of same. Some people made Earth and men.. Humen or Human. Those ones are one or more cultures who have achieved some wisdom and knowledge beyond what Human Beings in Earth are permitted... in my opinion.

While the book you reference seems a fine example of a wizards words that Human wizard is still inside the box and under the illusions that form our domestication... in my opinion.

All his phrases are like threads of webs that tangle minds in tantalizing traps and mazes of musings... No?

Zionism is a symbol for a structure made not by men or Human but by the manipulators and makers of men.

also my vision and opinion.

I may try and make sense out of the translation or find a better one. It is interesting.

thank you for reminding me of it.

I think I have another copy in Ebook format somewhere...

blessings

chuck 🔥💖🔥

CStone's avatar

They are Khazarian ’Jews’. Those who call themselves Jews, but are NOT.

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RunningLogic's avatar

That was hilariously insightful!

“I never heard anyone ululate. Was never culturally enriched by men screaming Allahu Akbar as they mowed me down in their ISIS van.”

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RunningLogic's avatar

I appreciate the additional info! Yes love the witty sarcasm and perspicacious analysis!

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"Wife supremacist" very cool!

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GG's avatar

They may be bought, but they were brainwashed first. I get the impression money isn't why the majority of them take to the streets.

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

You are from God, little children, and have overcome them; because greater is He who is in you than he who is in the world. They are from the world; therefore they speak as from the world, and the world hears them. We are from God. The one who knows God hears us; the one who is not from God does not hear us. From this we know the spirit of truth and the spirit of error.

— 1 John 4:4-6 LSB

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Thanks, as always, every morning, Janice--and perhaps indeed (for I have only been able to assume this as the reason) the answer to the question 'why did we (husband and I) never ever consider taking the vax' is that "The one who knows God hears us, the one who is not from God does not hear us. From this we know the spirit of truth and the spirit of error"

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

Amen. I look back at times when I came close to being deceived (when I should have known better) and am so very grateful the Lord snatched me from the edge of the precipice.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

My guardian angel was working overtime.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Writing comment here causes much re-thinking---since I wondered aloud to husband in Feb?/earliest March '20, 'Is this really a disease?" His reponse, 'I think the disease is real." So, I was dubious in early days. By first week May had typed query into phone: "Is Covid a scam? " I saw it as a hoax, ergo, a 'vaccine' would also be a hoax. Ergo, no takee-upee.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Took me back to my military days learning about NBC (nuclear, biological, chemical) warfare.

I try to explain it to people this way. We have our own Ft. Detrick cooking up bioweapons. If there was a deadly virus that appeared 2 miles down the road in a shopping mall, your first question would be, "what have those idiots at Ft. Detrick done this time?"

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

In January or February of 2020 one of my daughters asked me what I thought about the virus or covid or whatever they called it then. My response: “Something’s fishy.” I still played along for a few weeks and complied with the tests and masks because of heart surgery and brain stent/coils in 2020 and treatment at Mayo in 2021. Thankfully I refused the shots though. My local internist didn’t take them either.

Marie's avatar

I was suspicious right away….must have a suspicious mind. When I heard, two weeks to flatten the curve, I told my daughter, this will not end well! We all know where it brought and I’m thankful that God gave me critical thinking when I needed it most!

Sarah Beth's avatar

Wow. Oftentimes I am speechless thinking the same thing & cry out in thankfulness to HIM. 🙏

PamelaZelie's avatar

This was in my spiritual reading this morning, Janice. Gave me, along with your passage, increased strength to face the day.

“Moreover I saw under the sun that in the place of justice, even there was wickedness, and in the place of righteousness, even there was wickedness. I said in my heart, God will judge the righteous and the wicked, for he has appointed a time for every matter, and for every work."

–Ecclesiastes 3:16-17

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

Just going to put this here for visibility. Michael Farris, long time homeschooling advocate and Alliance Defending Freedom attorney, posted this on Facebook:

"Mike Johnson is SPEAKER!!

Mike is a good man and a good friend of mine.

He is a solid believer with deep convictions. He was a champion of Convention of States when he was in the Louisiana legislature. He was a lawyer for ADF years ago.

A couple weeks ago, he asked me to substitute for him speaking at an Answers in Genesis event when the chaos first erupted in the House.

This is the best imaginable outcome."

CStone's avatar

So glad he is Speaker. I do believe he is solid.

Bitesandpieces's avatar

When we pray we are talking to God and our intuition is when He talks to us. My intuition spoke loudly in 2020.

Donna in MO's avatar

Jeff, thank you for spelling out the Sydney Powell plea deal, as I had not followed this closely other than what I was hearing on talk radio. There has been a fair amount of conjecture that she had 'flipped' on Trump and none of the interviewees I heard gave any sort of context or background on her strategy. I was kind of on the fence about her since her getting up my hopes after the 2020 election, no 'kraken' ever appeared.

But the real effect of this show trial is that it is going to make it harder for R's to actually find lawyers to take their cases as many will feel threatened by the actions of these kangaroo courts. Question is, is there any legislative reform that can address some of these laws that are being misapplied?

Jeff Childers's avatar

Exactly right. Since 2020, I have taken five (5) elections cases (my first). Of those, I was subsequently sued personally under various civil rights theories in THREE of the five cases. Conservatives do not do that to leftist lawyers.

Donna in MO's avatar

There is a small firm in our town that started taking covid shot cases, defending businesses who pushed back on mask mandates, and 'medical kidnapping' cases (our children's hospital is calling in DFS to take kids away from families who disagree with their course of treatment) and has been generally outspoken against many over-reach issues, speaking at our local We the People group every month. SO FAR there has been no backlash other than the garden variety hate mail, but one of them is running for County prosecutor (they were all criminal defense attorneys before covid) so who knows what is in store for them. Greatly admire their courage. Two of the four ladies who are partners are 'women of color' but they get NO love from the race baiters. There are still a few out there doing the right thing, despite the risks. And THANK YOU Jeff for being one of those!!

Irunthis1's avatar

Trying to decide rn if they were trans would that make a difference? LOL. Probably not. Some issues you can just never get on the "right" side of ever. EG how pissed everyone was when "Katelyn" Bruce Jenner said trans women should not be competing in women's sports. Anyway props to those feisty ladies. I will have to DM you if I ever need a good attorney. Hopefully they could take a case in KS?

Donna in MO's avatar

They are licensed in MO and KS https://rightsidekc.com/the-partners They don't advertise that they take some of these cases, it's all word of mouth, as they don't make money on most of them. We pass the hat for some of their clients who come and speak at our meetings. Melinda is the lead on most of them. Tracey Chappell is running for prosecutor - she just announced this week, does not have her social media up yet though, she ran against the odious Jean Peters Baker in 2020 and lost, God bless her for trying again. JPB is not running this time and the left has 4 candidates out there already.

GG's avatar

Maybe we should start... Do you know any good lawyers who might be willing to do such a thing?

Larry Arnold's avatar

Maybe they should start.

Oregon Kathy's avatar

Yes, when is somebody going to address this illegal behavior by DOJ prosecutors?

T Kosse's avatar

Jeff's explanation of the Sydney Powell plea deal is just so much inside baseball. To those of us non-lawyers, it looks like Willis now has four convictions on the election case. A plea of guilty sure looks like an admission of guilt--that efforts to identify and prosecute election irregularities is unlawful. I'm disgusted with Powell, Ellis and the others.

M VARR's avatar

Like to see you go before a hostile jury, judge and DA and spend yourself into

bankruptcy defending yourself.

Fred's avatar

And they don’t “play fair.” Hard to win with the deck stacked against you.

T Kosse's avatar

From what I can see, both Powell and Ellis were previously wildly successful trial lawyers with tons of TV exposure, which would suggest they both have substantial financial resources. But they didn't even try to defend themselves in a trial. They just gave up. So much for their legal reputations. I suspect neither will get another client the rest of their lives.

CStone's avatar

How do you know they ‘didn’t even try’?

How silly.

Donna in MO's avatar

I suspect they don't have the money to fight this.

SLien's avatar

Our legal system is corrupt as we can see. They know it better than we do. With all the liberal graduates at law schools it will only get worse in this country. The fact Trumps cases are still in standing shows us the courts are corrupt. We can’t depend on them to uphold the law.

Bitesandpieces's avatar

It was a plea deal or face 15 years in jail.

SLien's avatar

I mean obviously they don’t have faith in the judicial system. Which shows something. We’re in trouble.

Bitesandpieces's avatar

We haven’t been out of trouble for a long time - we just didn’t notice it. The light is beginning to shine.

T Kosse's avatar

Technically, it was a plea deal or go to trial. Guess they had no faith in their (our) cause.

Angk's avatar

As long as the left keeps their power, and so far it's only getting more egregious, there will continue to be acts, rules, regs, and some "laws", that will aid and abet them, to say nothing of the constitutionality of it all. We have to take it all back.

"...With man this is impossible, but with God, all things are possible ". Mathew 19:26

Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

“please stop spreading conspiracy theories about what caused or allowed the October 7th Hamas attack. Amir believes that the government’s inexplicable failure to detect the attack and the tardy response was simply a horrible intelligence failure, and he says the various theories only help Israel’s enemies.”

I’m sorry, Amir, but it is our duty to ask questions, however inconvenient, uncomfortable, and “conspiratorial”—especially at the outset when evidence is still fresh and hasn’t yet been run through the narrative meat-grinder. This is our best window of opportunity to uncover what happened, and no amount of pleading, peer pressure, or intimidation is going to prevent independent thinkers from diligently seeking the truth.

As I wrote in my piece speculating on the cause of David Miranda’s death:

“[I]t is our responsibility to ask questions. It is our responsibility to examine five-alarm indicators that a product is dangerous. It is our responsibility to call for the suspension of that product when evidence of harm is present.” (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/what-caused-david-mirandas-death)

Based Florida Man's avatar

It's always interesting when they don't want us asking questions.

Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

🎯

Tell me not to ask questions, and I'm going to start digging.

Call the diggers "conspiracy theorists," and I'm going to suspect they're onto something.

Pull out the jingoistic demands for patriotism, unity, and compliance, and I'm going to get very strong Sedition Act vibes and reach for the Thomas Jefferson quote I used in my Dr. Mengelfauci essay:

“A little patience, and we shall see the reign of witches pass over, their spells dissolved, and the people recovering their true sight, restoring their government to its true principles. It is true, that in the meantime, we are suffering deeply in spirit, and incurring the horrors of a war, and long oppressions of enormous public debt.”

—Thomas Jefferson, 1798, after the passage of the Sedition Act (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/dr-mengelfauci-pinocchio-puppeteer)

Mom of 5's avatar

I am needing a few extra like buttons for this post!

Samwise's avatar

It’s a call to arms to ask more questions and not stop. Which we should do anyway, and always. Or we have learned nothing from the hell of the last few years.

Bitesandpieces's avatar

Absolutely. We’ve been asleep. These past years have been a wake up call. Silence no more.

Special Ted's avatar

Shut it down! Every. Single. Time. His request confirms my suspicions about him.

CK's avatar

Yes, stop the noticing Goyim.

SadieJay's avatar

You are so right BFM..."Ask me no questions and I will tell you no lies." The mantra today is "Ask no questions and we will lie to you anyway and get you to believe everything so you believe in nothing of your own free will." Preemptive lying I suppose, to keep all the critical thinkers in the CT (conspiracy theory) box.

CStone's avatar

It’s always interesting and eye-opening to find out who buys the garbage that it’s all Israel’s fault.

We are all born ignorant, but stupidity is a choice.

FourWinds's avatar

YES, exactly. We have every right to question everything we hear and I also believe what we are being shown. Sorry about his upset stance, but I am questioning. Questioning people and fought back are the reason the scamdemic didn't turn into a concentration camp event for people like me.

Jeff C's avatar

I could not agree more, and while I agree with Jeff Childrers 95% of the time, I think he got this one wrong.

This unprecedented Hamas attack is about to start World War 3, we have a right and duty to figure out exactly what happened. Not to mention the Israeli government has a long history of duplicitous behavior, spreading lies, and acting against US interests. That's not Anti-Semitic but a documented fact. And this isn't a defense of Hamas for goodness sakes.

Nothing about this makes any sense. This isn't like 9-11 where 19 guys ran around a country of 300 million people and hijacked four planes. That is trivial compared to what Hamas did. They supposedly secretly assembled a clandestine army of thousands, then launched a coordinated ground, sea, and air offensive completely undetected. Then the Israeli military and police stood around doing almost nothing for at least 24 hours.

Now we are being told we aren't allowed to question what happened but have to provide a military and economic blank check (like we always have in past)? No. I hate Hamas and also can't stand the brownshirt thugs that march in demonstrations like this. But frankly they are just about the only thing in the US acting as a counterbalance to Israel's stranglehold on the US government. Notice also how leftist "thought leaders" who were all to happy to cheer on murderous BLM, Antifa, Occupy Wall Street, and Pride thugs, finally found a left-wing demonstration they don't like. Hmmm.

The more questions asked, and answered, the better.

Cynthia Ford's avatar

These are my questions: are there nations left that are not captured by transnational corporate interests? Is Israel really Isreal? Is Hamas really Hamas, and not captured by geopolitical forces? The Jews in America, the Palestinians and the Israelis are still themselves, but are the institutions still what we think they are or being entrained to think they are? Education is certainly not education. The UN promotes pedophilia and grooms children. The UN is not what the UN was, clearly. Homeland Security participates in child trafficking. Are any intelligence agencies really sovereign or are they part of a globalist set of nodes? Is our model of how the world used to work still mapping on to what is occurring or are these errors in thinking, halo effects?

Jeff C's avatar

Good questions all, I don't know the answers. What I do know is that viewing this as if it's 1980, or even 2000, is wrong. None of the assumptions we grew up with necessarily hold today.

Israel itself is a basket case on the verge of civil war. Netanyahu has been trying to "reform" the courts who now have given themselves the power to negate any law they view as "unreasonable". The country was, and still is, racked with civil strife. Israel is also now a huge homosexual haven, just Duck Duck Go "Israel gay life" if you don't believe me. It's turned into a country version of San Francisco, a modern day Sodom and Gomorrah. Virtually all the hormones used by transsexuals come from Israel. It's not the pious, God-fearing nation that is portrayed.

There's all sorts of tensions regarding Iranian natural gas (the second largest reserves in the world) that Netanyahu's government wants to keep off limits from Europe (who desperately want it). The West (EU, NATO, Atlantic Council, etc.) want Netanyahu overthrown to get that gas and are constantly meddling in Israel's politics, they are also probably the driving force behind the civil strife. Israel treats the Palestinians terribly and is proud of it. You can make a good argument that the Palestinians bring it on themselves, but what other "western" country is allowed to treat people they don't like as animals and get away with it?

And amazingly enough, extensive DNA testing shows that the Palestinian Christians are the closest genetic relatives to the Israelites of the Bible. Many of the so-called Israelis aren't that genetically close. So nothing is as clear cut as portrayed.

This idea of Israel good, Arabs bad has been propagated since 1948 and resulted in Israel getting a blank check from the US in just about every regard ("America's greatest ally"). What exactly has it gotten us in return? Why aren't we even allowed to question this seventy year old image that isn't even close to being accurate today?

Politico Phil's avatar

Apparently, no one wants to touch your questions...lol

daverkb's avatar

Good question! The Western World countries are certainly captured from Lands Down Under up to the Arctic Circle. All of the peoples inhabiting these countries are dispossessed (as witnessed by C19 cattle herding operations).

The rest of the world much less so than a few years ago.

Larry Arnold's avatar

You are correct. When the communist, America last, mediocre guitar player, Tony Blinken says, "Hamas must be destroyed at any cost," you know that there's higher players with dark ulterior motives driving this dark train towards the cliff labeled, "end of the world."

daverkb's avatar

It stinks worse than rotten fish. And the American political class once again falls all over themselves before a lobby which should be required to register as a foreign agent.

CathyRN's avatar

I’ve inconsistently followed Amir -

After attacks I went to his telegram to see what he had to say. I was amazed that he seems to be totally ignorant about deep state and very pro Biden.

Cynthia's avatar

Amir gave Biden and the US credit for supporting Israel, but he's conservative and definitely NOT pro Biden, which is obvious if you follow him daily.

Ursula Gibson's avatar

There is a huge difference between spreading conspiracy theories and asking questions. If we engage in repeating unproven claims and charges we are not asking questions trying to uncover the truth. That’s what the NYTimes did. Instead of doing real investigative work they spread falsehoods and propaganda.

Everyone wants to jump of the bandwagon of their favorite causes instead of waiting for the truth to be revealed.

I’m with Amir, please do not add to the confusion by spreading unproven rumors and/ or speculations.

Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

Believe me, you’re never going to find me defending the New York Times. Almost invariably, however, when people use the smear term “conspiracy theories,” it’s to shut up, discredit, and stigmatize independent questioners outside the legacy media.

They used it for the JFK assassination. They used it for 9/11. They used it for COVID. They used it for anyone who questioned every later-proven-to-be-false pretense used to catapult countries into war.

It is the same tired formula Herman Goering outlined on repeat:

“Why, of course, the people don’t want war. Why would some poor slob on a farm want to risk his life in a war when the best that he can get out of it is to come back to his farm in one piece. Naturally, the common people don’t want war; neither in Russia nor in England nor in America, nor for that matter in Germany. That is understood. But, after all, it is the leaders of the country who determine the policy and it is always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it is a democracy or a fascist dictatorship or a parliament or a communist dictatorship.… Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same way in any country.”

I completely agree with your statement about people’s tendency to jump on the bandwagon to support their confirmation biases. Where you say “instead of waiting for the truth to be revealed,” I would just say “instead of objectively seeking the truth.” Saying “waiting for the truth to be revealed” implies passive acceptance of whatever the Ministry of Truth presents as “the truth.” I know you don’t mean that, but the shift from passive to active tense puts the emphasis on our personal responsibility to critically vet information for ourselves instead of relying on external “authorities” to tell us what is true. And this is precisely why it is so important that people be allowed to freely share and assess information without being labeled “conspiracy theorists.”

CStone's avatar

Exactly.

These people aren’t just ‘asking questions’, they’re actually swallowing and wallowing in the lies.

Fred's avatar

Thank you MAA! Sent me on a welcomed tangent into old C&C columns and those of others. Reinforced what I had discovered on my own, but surely wish I had spent less time trying to sort out the medical fiasco (really hard to accept what had happened to medicine!) and more connecting with like-minded folks!

Khallas's avatar

Thank you. Amen to that.

Ed Thorrens's avatar

My dad was a cyclist all his life (as far as my memory remembers), suffer 2 major heart attacks and didn’t killed him, simply because cycling strengthens your heart... now seeing professional cycling dying from heart issues is beyond my mind!!!! Jesus help all the people who took this poison in their bodies!

Johnny Be Real's avatar

Yes I was heavy into cycling during the Lance Armstrong days and was aware of the legal drugs they ALL used to complete professionally. This has been the case for decades.

They even sneak illegal drugs if they can hide it on the tests (Lance). Never has this heart condition stuff happened.

These athletes are in top shape and performance enhancing drugs are not causing this.

seahawke's avatar

In the very early days of Erythropoietin (EPO), use, a lot of cyclists (and a few other endurance athletes) ‘died suddenly’. Better medical monitoring meant that stopped happening (or happened much less often). Since I am convinced professional cyclists still use EPO, my working theory is that they get their hearts monitored carefully, hence the spate of post-jab ‘retirements’ to prevent worse outcomes. Other sports should take note.

Annie's avatar

And so young. Apparently being young and in great health means nothing if you are vaxxed.

Karen Bandy's avatar

My nephew came down to visit last week. Fully vaxxed I’m sure (his whole family is) and he went for a road bike ride up and over the McKenzie pass, Oregon. 51 miles, mostly uphill as he went up and over and back again. Anyway, I worried the whole time!

I saw a graph yesterday that showed that the liberal west coast vaxers probably did not receive tainted batches. That had eased my worries a bit.

Ed Thorrens's avatar

There isn’t any benefits behind this so called “vaccine”, zero!

Check Dr Peter Mc for a clean up formula

https://fb.watch/nV0Wnyfprf/?mibextid=cr9u03

TimeIsNear's avatar

Someone posted information and a graph showing many of the tainted batches went to the red states. I saw this last night and I will try to find it again to post it here. I wish people would see this is an attack on all of us to achieve their goals.

Karen Bandy's avatar

2nd Smartest Man I think.

TimeIsNear's avatar

I found the article and the source is the 2nd Smartest Man. You're correct!

CDC confirms 100% of reported Covid-19 Vaccine Deaths were caused by just 5% of batches produced & the majority were sent to red Republican States across the USA

2ND SMARTEST GUY IN THE WORLD

FEB 19, 2023

TimeIsNear's avatar

No, it wasn't him. I can still go look to see if it's the same information since I can still see his content. I'm not able to post since they banned me for calling out the Zionist. lol I have to go through my browser history because I have so many windows with tabs open all the time.

Kim D's avatar

I saw that graph as well and wonder if it is true. If so, I know plenty of New Mexicans that couldn't wait to get their shots and crossed the border to Texas. Wondering if going from Blue to Red will make a difference in their future health.

Karen Bandy's avatar

Interesting that they fell for the shots, but still moved to a red state. But I guess a lot of conservatives fell for the shots, my parents did. Their doc told them the shots were safe. 🥲

TimeIsNear's avatar

I'm in a red state and many of the older/elderly people took it. I'm in the rural area and I haven't met many out here who took it. I've talked to hundreds of people at the farmers markets and festivals the past 2 summers out here and they're saying they didn't take it. They said they know people in the city who took it and I knew this already. Many people see it for what it is while others are led blindly to the slaughter.

CStone's avatar

They were paid to move to the red states. The purpose is to change the state from red to blue.

Kim D's avatar

They didn't move there. Just went to get the shot because Texas offered it before NM. There was a thing called shot envy for those that were waiting until it was available. The wealthy just made the trip south.

Lon Guyland's avatar

“If it wasn’t Hamas, it was probably the same people who blew up the Nordstream pipeline!”

And some buildings in lower Manhattan.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Pity that five-sided building in DC didn't get the same result.

Hello300's avatar

WTF? Guess you don’t know any people who died or were injured that day. There are a lot of patriotic people who worked and work in the Pentagon. Thank God for them. I do because things could be a lot worse.

Remi Steele's avatar

My husband's office was in that wing. Thankfully, he wasn't there that day. Others weren't so lucky.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Flight 93 that crashed in PA was supposed to hit the Capitol in DC.

LizardFro's avatar

So Todd Beamer’s wife DIDN’T lose her husband that day? Someone should tell her!

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

No luggage strewn around the area either.

Telltale sign of a real plane crash.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

And might have taken out Dubbya.

CH's avatar

Now that would have been something to celebrate. I wish I knew then what I know now about the Bushs.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Thinking back to that time--had taken daughters to Greece 8/31/01 for a combined graduation present (two of them) /about to return to teaching classical language (me) occasion; the 'hit' happened while we were on Crete. Returning, the ramped-up-for 9/11 security in tiny Heraklion airport was much stiffer (I had to remove all of my hairpins) than in DC where we arrived in US. At that time I thought of this with considerable sarcasm. But as I write these words, I might now have a rather different perspective. Was the DC airport security so 'light' because they knew dd well that it was unnecessary?

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Not sure which comment you are replying to.

Jon Stephenson's avatar

"at least some the 2% of hardcore medical fetishists still taking the damned things are paying $180 for the privilege. That is commitment. "

Since they didn't have to pay for the miracle that was the first 4+ jabs, $180 now is a bargain! That's only like $10 per adverse event over the last 3 years. What a deal!

Natalie's avatar

I just found out my COVID maniac sister just had her 5th or 6th booster. She can't even remember how many shots she's had!

Jon Stephenson's avatar

Feels like Russian Roulette kind of. One of these boosters is going to be the hot shot that gets her.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Turbo cancer can be percolating right now.

Natalie's avatar

She had breast cancer 15 years ago, so I worry that it's going to come back.

Based Florida Man's avatar

Are you blaming Putler for this??

Natalie's avatar

Absolutely. That's a real worry.

Oregon Kathy's avatar

I was just talking to a natural healing medical person who was lamenting that she was having to treat people who continue to get the boosters. I was rather shocked that people who would use a natural health person would be so uninformed. But then she mentioned that it was usually a doctor who was pressuring them.

RJ Rambler's avatar

Hedging all your bets.

Rosalind McGill's avatar

My mom just got hers and the rsv & flu . Her insurance paid part of it sadly.

She’s saying it’s long covid not injuries from the jabs. New Neurological issues .

STH's avatar

I have an older friend who proudly said she was getting her flu rsv pneumonia and covid shots. She has COPD, is a cancer and heart attack survivor and therefore at high risk per her DOCTOR. Ugg what is wrong with all these doctors?!!!

Rosalind McGill's avatar

My mom’s pulmonary doctor told her he’s not taking the new vaccine and his family isn’t either. She was just mad she couldn’t get them all at one pharmacy and didn’t get a gift card this time.

She’s doing ok, her boyfriend pots is acting up again of course.

Kori Tumlinson's avatar

So if it is long covid what is the point. It means it didn't work.

Rosalind McGill's avatar

It’s cognitive dissonance, full steam. My mom is clinging desperately to the narrative.

SLien's avatar

My boss and coworker got them too. I thought they were smart. Now I’m not so sure.

Jamison's avatar

Same for my sister-in-law. When I asked her how many shots she’s had, she said all that have been offered. Says her doctor recommends them. I tried, but after awhile, I gave up.

Jon Stephenson's avatar

Many (most) are way past the point of persuadability. Even if they aren't completely given over to the spirit of the Age, they have the sunk cost fallacy going. It would take an exceptional person to admit to being wrong with so much invested after 3 years, even to themselves.

Cynthia Ford's avatar

Sunk cost fallacy is really powerful, even when you know about it. The more parts we buy for our ancient washer and dryer, the more it breaks down, the more we try to fix it lol. We call it Vietnam lol.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Well brain fog is a side affect., along with so many other symptoms.

Natalie's avatar

Yes, I guess that's an accurate way to put it. I didn't even know you could get that many shots.

Annie's avatar

Not just covid shots but flu, tetanus, rsv, shingles. The list of legal drugs for the legal drug pushers is long.

Remi Steele's avatar

I am sorry, but your sister's reasoning skills became atropied with the 1st shot, or she must have an innate death wish.

rolandttg's avatar

she might know my eldest sister in law.

FourWinds's avatar

$180 to potentially commit suicide. What a deal. </sarcasm>

Truth 101's avatar

Any surplus covid shots could be repurpsed for use in the MAIDS program in Canada.

TimeIsNear's avatar

They've expanded their care. Now, you can end it if you're addicted to drugs or have mental health issues.

Truth 101's avatar

Maybe they will expand it to ugly people. I'm sure we could come up with a long list. Just thought of another one . . . persons informed that mother tried to unsuccessfully abort them when they were in utero.

Jon Stephenson's avatar

Haha!

Of course, both programs have the same goal.

FourWinds's avatar

Don't give them any ideas, although they probably have already thought of it.

Tom's avatar

The horror of it is that they're paying for their own Zyklon C.

Edit: And then posting for "likes" on social media.

Dr Linda's avatar

I was thinking along those lines as well.

Remi Steele's avatar

Hmmm...sounds like an idea the Canadian government would come up with.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

And the cost continues to go down as the number of adverse events rises! Value on the dollar!

WP William's avatar

exactly! dollar cost average your life-saving jab juice and factor the Bidenflation! But with her free contraceptives and abortions, and trans treatments, paying even $20 would seem too much.

Tom's avatar

"trans treatments"

Back-alley castrations are dangerous! Is that what you want?

/sarc

TimeIsNear's avatar

Can't we just hand out scalpels and lidocaine. It would be much cheaper.

Annie's avatar

I sort of admire their dedication to their covidian and science gods. That's devoted if sick in the head.

Sara A's avatar

*sent from her thousand dollar iPhone and pricy monthly service.

nik's avatar

I’m working on a project for a grad class …when my partner said she was not feeling great,…because she just got another 💉

Disturbing

SadieJay's avatar

Run away....I would not want to breathe her air. Ugh.

nik's avatar

Haha right !? But it’s online so I’m good lol 😂

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Acapulco would be a great spot for a 15 minute city?

Satan's Doorknob's avatar

I salute DC Mayor Bowser for her continued upholding of the long, very long tradition of Liberal dissembling and incompetence that ruined the city of my birth, as well as much of the rest of America. I have a still-living [Caucasian] relative, very aged it is true, who actually graduated from Anacostia High. This was back in the World War II era, when DC (and virtually all other cities) was very, very different places than the wrecks they deteriorated into later. Those who haven't lived, or at least known the local history, simply have no conception of how badly America has slipped in three generations or so.

Solzhenitsyn’s Ghost's avatar

The handwriting was on the wall with mayor Marion Barry in the 1990s who was caught smoking crack with a prostitute and his reaction was "bitch set me up", and then was reelected to mayor. That was the canary in the coal mine of the degenerates taking over the country, Democrats and wealthy Libs ushering it all in, insisting on it, birthing "Woke", with gutless Republicans doing little to stop it.

It seems that only DeSantis will stand in the way of this madness now, but apparently he doesn't have the charisma to get elected. One can hope.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

DeSantis can accomplish more as a governor. Big fish in little pond.

rolandttg's avatar

We had our own Marion Barry in Richmond VA at that time. Kept getting busted for drugs, kept getting reelected. Dumb as a rock. The #1 local rock station, XL102, did a spoof every morning called "spelling with Chuck". Forget his last name, but those were funny.

Jaci's avatar

Seems like the African Americans are waking up...slowly.

CH's avatar

My mother was born in '46 and said the same thing about Baltimore. She worked downtown as a young woman and would take the bus and walk through the city every day. She said the city was beautiful at one time. Hard to believe when you consider what it looks like now.

Chris Vezey's avatar

Like 9/11 was an intelligence failure? 🤦🏻‍♂️

rolandttg's avatar

It was an intelligence failure. Of all the dumb asses, including me, that fell for it at the time. Still amazed it took me 7 years to wake up to that, and then everything else.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I never really questioned it until the covid bioweapon was released.

Late bloomer, I guess.

SadieJay's avatar

I agree....never questioned anything really. I took my patriotism and lived in the 'best country in the world'. I look back and slap my forehead at how trusting I was. Absolutely brainwashed and I am now awake, skeptical and critical of everything I hear. Pureblood and healthy AF. Sticking it to them any chance I can get.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The evildoers were counting on us being so trusting.

The whole covid plandemic was a huge military and government psyops that was studied for years. Lots of time and money and effort went into it to make it so successful and effective.

CK's avatar

At least you are a bloomer. I think those who question previously held beliefs are to be commended, so many people are afraid of being wrong.

It’s easier to fool someone than to get them to almost they were fooled...I believe Mark Twain did that.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I even voted for McCain.

May God have mercy on my soul.

TimeIsNear's avatar

As they were literally doing a drill that morning for the exact scenario that played out.

Based Florida Man's avatar

Same with Pearl Harbor. 'They' had to let it happen to get America in the war.

Jaci's avatar

No, it was all planned!

cathietheconservative's avatar

I want to shout from the roof tops as a family member of a federal plea deal recipient and friend of innocent same that the one thing that is nearly certain if a plea deal is made with the feds is that they are playing dirty and said plea deal accepter had no choice bc they were all but forced by way of horrible threat of life in prison if they did not accept. The general public does not know and I wish I could go see and support Dinesh’s movie “ Police State” today in theaters. Your readers should go. It’s EXACTLY WHAT WE ARE DISCUSSING. .

Oregon Kathy's avatar

Licensed to Lie: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice, Sidney‘s book was written in 2014. Unfortunately nothing has changed. Jeff Childers, under what scenario might things change?

Tom's avatar

And we all will stake our lives that "no one ever commits suicide," not even by bludgeoning with a ball-peen hammer, while in Federal custody.

/SARC

Dena's avatar

You can view Police State Friday from the comfort of your couch. Cost is $20 I think. Here’s one link :https://dinesh.locals.com/post/4669557/police-state

Solzhenitsyn’s Ghost's avatar

If it weren't for you Jeff, I don't think anybody would have a clue what's going on with the Sidney Powell/indictment headline situation and what it really means. It's simply fascinating as a legal matter, and where we stand with government right now. It remains extraordinarily disturbing that the government can even put Paul and others in a situation like that. Pretty dystopian justice system we have, terrifying for the rest of us with no legal knowledge or power. (Keep a Jeff Childers' law firm on speed dial!).

I take umbrage with the Israeli guy's use of the trope "conspiracy theory". It's an offensive request to shut down information, and further, if it was simply a massive intelligence failure, well then lay it out, exactly how that failure occurred. It defies credulity.

And I will not forget that these are many of the same people who promoted the woke agenda that has destroyed our higher education system - eg Larry Summers of Harvard/Obama/Biden and so many power-brokers and donors on down, in the millions - who are now "shocked" and appalled by what THEY have sown and WE were demonized for resisting.

Godspeed C&C Army -

Tom's avatar

It's very hard to prove selective intentional incompetence.

Biden's Razor: Never attribute to incompetence that which can be explained by a systematic globalist takedown of Western civilization.

SadieJay's avatar

I call it Malicious Malfeasance Disguised As Incompetent Ineptitude.

CStone's avatar

I watched a video, can’t remember the guy’s name, but the link was posted (I think???) by Jeff Childers in the last few days. (The guy is a high-tech developer)

It was posited by the guy that Biden Administration and a company called ‘Paragon’ set up shop in Israel, which had the best security Technology on the planet, and basically put all of the other companies out of business. And lo and behold they shut the system down just long enough for Hamas to enter the country.

If he’s right, our own government was behind the attack , as well as financing it though Iran.

This is the most believable scenario to me.

(Sigh. I should have kept the link to the video).

Jaci's avatar

CIA coined the conspiracy theory verbiage to stop us from thinking and questioning. It has done a great job...think I will put my tinfoil hat back on to protect from the barium and strontium from the trails.

Cynthia Ford's avatar

I think Larry Summers was trying, though I read somewhere that Harvard is worth 180 billion, and they call it a hedge fund with a college attached. Summers is married to Eliza New, of Poetry in America, who tries to get kids and college students to close read poems, rather than turn their evil eyes onto every text scouting for racism and misogyny and Islamophobia. The woke think Emily Dickinson was a racist, when she never left her house, and when she was ill, the doctor had to diagnose her through her door left open a few inches. Also Walt Whitman, the great transcendentalist. Obama and Biden are Pritzger creations, Jennifer in "her" dress funding and profiting from child mutilation.

Gigi Gummerson's avatar

https://x.com/texaslindsay_/status/1717048815180517852?s=46&t=kCagVShainTCEIu_FDpbJw

This morning I read this thread about a J6 defendant. If we are curious in anyway about the evil in DC, here’s the proof! Jenna Ellis et al so what! These people have truly been put thru HELL!! When will we stand up for them?!

Oregon Kathy's avatar

I agree! Jeff Childers, can’t anything be done about the J6 prisoners? What would it take?

Then, if your army was on it, what could we do to change the direction of this injustice??

devoalan's avatar

Maybe, when we finally bulldoze that dc gulag, will we be able to get our people free. It’s gonna take a shootin war.

Johnny Be Real's avatar

So the shot isn’t paid by insurance now and people complain they can’t afford it?

$180 😅 it’s $60 a month if they get a booster every 3 months. $30 a month if they stretch to 6 months.

Most of them probably drop more than that at Starbucks.

Budget your priorities people! 😂😂

Solzhenitsyn’s Ghost's avatar

It's clearly a way for the hypocrites to grease out of the situation, to turn it around to claim that the cruelty of charging for medical care is the reason people aren't getting the clot shot. So they can kill off the clot shot while blaming "antivaxxers". Hilarious! The gaslighting will never stop with these people, this psychotic Orwellians. *Antivaxxers unite, we have nothing to lose but our clots and autoimmune triggers*!

Tom's avatar

An excuse to claim that medical care is not "equitable?"

We had better print more money, then.

/sarc

TimeIsNear's avatar

Shh... don't give them any ideas to start up the endless printing press.

Lone Star's avatar

Ed Dowd should be generating a graph of Starbucks’ revenue as a function of the shot uptake over time.

Tom's avatar

Bayesian statistics will adequately explain everything to both of the people that will understand. One could "back out" the effects from data such as Starbucks revenue.

Gates, Fauci, et.al., are relying on ignorance.

Lone Star's avatar

LOL at “both.” My comment actually had to do with Starbucks patrons.

Based Florida Man's avatar

If people don't get pay $180 to get their 5th booster, then they should be jailed for being a medical hazard to society. Stay vaxxxed and stay safe!

Tom's avatar

They could be charged with 2 counts of "hating grandma."

Sam's avatar

Wait till they get the Rona again and go to buy Paxoldid however it’s spelled. It’s been bumped up to $1,300. Can you imagine paying that much money for a product that doesn’t work? And of course the government is allowing them to price gauge us.

BBS's avatar

Jenna Ellis was easy prey. She was blackmailed/held hostage and she did what she had to do to save herself. She has to know what scum she is, but the bottom line is her plea deal was just as rigged as the Georgia election.