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Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

Many righteous athletes won gold at the Olympics. Novak Djokovic, Cole Hocker, and Sidney McLaughlin gave thanks to God. They shined through the filth of the Seine, opening ceremony, and domestic abuse boxing: https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/paris-2024-summer-olympics-demoralization

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Daniel L.

just now

Re: "Sadly, on Monday the Olympic Committee announced that the 2028 games in Las Angeles will not include any boxing category, a historic cancellation."

Like a small spoiled child screaming and wailing about not getting to put the found cat turd in its mouth, the olympic committee dishonestly removes boxing from the competition, instead of removing men fighting women.

I anticipate this will be overturned before 2028.

Hopefully they will also have come to the inescapable conclusion that if YOU ARE XY YOUR A GUY and the nonsense "science"{tm} of transgenderism will be a thing of the past.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Sure would like to know the list of puppets and puppeteers on the Olympic Committee.

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Duckduffer's avatar

I hate the term "punchable face", but that dude, Mark Adams, has one....

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

You are right! That is a punchable beta male face... Im betting he suffers an lgbtq mental illness too.

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liz's avatar

Lesbians like me by and large oppose this agenda, just a reminder. we are the ones, and feminists too, who really exposed the BS with the fighters because we HATE seeing men medal for beating up women.

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Danielle's avatar

Just reading your WEF link made me feel ill.

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liz's avatar

apologias....

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Danielle's avatar

S’ok. Gotta keep up with the enemy propaganda.

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SusanMc's avatar

Shoulda known😡

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

One?

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Running Burning Man's avatar

Theirry Breton’s v next gig likely to be on the IOC!

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

That European communist/totalitarian language is ridiculous. I'm glad I'm not married to Mr. Breton!

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The Fifster's avatar

you forgot the quotes "SCIENCE"

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Alice in Wonderland's avatar

$¢ien¢e ~

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Ooops, corrected!

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PatriotWatcher's avatar

and "SHUT UP" 🤭

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Matt's avatar

the world is only getting crazier until the King comes so...

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SB's avatar

Not sure that boxing story is a win. So much for the actual women who wanted a gold medal in LA.

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liz's avatar

well the good news is He is sueing JK Rowling and Elon Musk. DISCOVERY WILL BE TONS OF FUN!

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Concerned mom's avatar

SAD FACE / DISGUSTED FACE

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Irunthis1's avatar

Read that yesterday Yuri, great article. There were lots of good moments, just none I would watch “live” to give them any credit. Thanks for the recap!

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ThreeArchBay's avatar

IMO, the Olympics would be well served to once again ban all PROFESSIONAL athletes.

They make a mockery of the Games, as do the tranz-FREAKS.

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Bryan Dair's avatar

And they need to go back to the old definition of what an Olympic 'Sport' is.

Women's trampoline juggling might be entertaining, but Cirque Du Soliel acts

are not sports.

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ThreeArchBay's avatar

Yes, and adding break-dancing I think was an intentional woke slap in the face of NORMAL people...

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Paige Green's avatar

I don’t know about that, and all I saw were two white women.

They were both awful IMO. I remember watching break dancing back in the day and was amazed at the skill the dancers had. Couldn’t take my eyes off it.

Sadly that was the case for the Olympians too, but it was because of their lack of skill.

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ThreeArchBay's avatar

Odd that the Olympic break-dancers did so poorly... most street kids could do far better... still... I guess is isn't anymore goofy than some of the artsy swimming stuff... or many other newer events...

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SusanMc's avatar

I don’t keep up with the Olympics very well, & didn’t realize pros were allowed.

Amateurs competing with professional athletes. Not right.

Ruining Olympics just like college football.

Never cared about NFL but loved college football; married one in 1965.

Today it’s nothing about a players loyalty to his college & proud & grateful to be there to contribute.

Now it’s about money & NFL & what the coaches & school can do for me.

I grew up in a college town where our university had one of the best football 🏈 programs & coaches ever. But the players were different in those days.

Same university but different generation; it’s to generalized to say all became what I describe previously but most are.

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Concerned mom's avatar

I attempted to "LIKE" this comment AND got a notice "from www.coffeeandcovid" "you are prevented from liking this comment" !!!! WHAT'S GOING ON?!?!!?!?!?

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Porge's avatar

It worked with my phone 🤔

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

Djokovik is an inspiration. Wish I could see a replay of the match.

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David Roberts's avatar

Yes great article by a wise man

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Based Florida Man's avatar

If we didn't have Big Pharma, we wouldn't need Big Pharma.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

I read an article yesterday that showed that pharmaceuticals are the #1 cause of death. Psychiatric drugs being the third cause.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Most people do not understand how dangerous the psychiatric drugs are. And most teens think that seeing a psychiatrist and being placed on meds is the cool thing to do. Our culture is soooo messed up!

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AngelaK's avatar

When my son was young, I knew of two adolescents his age who were heavily drugged for severe learning disabilities. They both died in their teens. I always thought it was the meds.

My son had ADD, not ADHD, but he had some behavioral issues at home.

We briefly sent him to a psychiatrist who immediately wanted to put him on Ritalin. I said no. The doctor said: " but you will then have an angel at home". I said no again. It wasn't easy to stand up to the doctor, but I was not going to do that to him, and chance his health and life.

He grew out of it all, and graduated a top NE college. Thank God. 🙏

A girl in our neighborhood was on Ritalin for ADD. She was spaced out and Zombie like. I guess that is what an "angel' on drugs would be like. 😮‍💨

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Erin Fight's avatar

We were pressured as well with my oldest son...an attempt to guilt us by saying, "if it were diabetes, would you deny him insulin?". I denied him Ritalin all day long. He entered the Marine Corp at 18; started a business upon returning from a tour in Iraq, and, today, is a multi-millionaire who has given his life to Jesus Christ. There isn't another focused 40 year old that I know of than he.

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Concerned mom's avatar

What a wonderful testimony to any parent wondering if Big Pharma has their best interest at heart... NOPE! Big Pharma has Big Pharma at heart...

Congratulations on following God's lead in your life and making sound decisions for your son!

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Robin Landry's avatar

They wanted to put out high school age son on drugs because he was ‘spacey’ at school and not doing his homework.

My husband went to the doctor with him loaded up with my research. The doctor didn’t think our son needed drugs at all—the attention deficit was solved by my son calling his dad every night (he lived with the ex wife) to say that he had his homework done.

Problem solved.

Liberal mom and teacher wanted to drug the boy when all he needed was an adult’s attention.

Son now runs his own business & and is happily married with 2 kids. I’m betting that years of prescribed ‘speed’ would not have done him any favors.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Semper fidelis.

My own Devil Dog son is one of the best men I've ever known. He's been accused of being "harsh and arrogant." But his command loves him.

As Chris Kyle (US Navy) said, "Marines are the only branch that runs *toward* the sound of gunfire ... because they're afraid of missing out on a good gunfight."

It comforts me to know that rough men like him are standing on our ramparts, so to speak.

And he's the most pious of my four.

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

Love is the cue for so many ills.

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Susan Seas's avatar

Yep, my nephew was put on Ritalin at a young age. Drugged into a stupor. After several years his parents took him off and he adjusted fine.

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AngelaK's avatar

🙏

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daverkb's avatar

Thank God for Moms with Spine! (and intelligence!)

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CC's avatar
Aug 14Edited

So many kids at my daughters' private NYC school were given drugs to 'calm them down'. Most of these kids just needed attention from their rich parents who didn't have time to have dinner with them. They needed discipline, care and attention. But it was far easier to pop them some pills. Very sad indeed.

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Tio Nico's avatar

another thing sorely lacking in the schools today is hands on things to DO.

I will never forget chemistry and physics classes in late grade and high school. We DID things learned physical cause and effect, etc. Class discussions were lively and EVERYONE had to participate (grade school class size was FIFTY FIVE students in one room with ONLY one teacher... no discipline issues. Act up, its principal's office, then the dread phone call for Mom to come and pick you up. At most this ever happened only one time. It was NOT a badge of honour to be envied.

And trust me, when "things started to come down" at home we WISHED we were back in school.

We also learned that the telephone was far faster than the bicycle.

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Concerned mom's avatar

When my daughter was diagnosed with ADHD... She was so small for her age, but I remembered an article I read about the Montessori method, so whenever she asked to help in the kitchen, I never said no, but found a way she COULD help me.

I told her I TRUST YOU with this sharp knife, and want you to be EXTRA CAREFUL when chopping (onions, carrots, peppers) I don't need FINGER pieces in the salad! In all these years she's been my sous-chef, she's never cut herself (but I have!) AND we've enjoyed many wonderful moments making dinners, baking together, sorting beans, making memories...

Children NEED things to do with their parents. That's the BEST medicine!

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

how sad. 😔

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Elaine Russky's avatar

[Applause for being a good parent]

Perhaps young adults would not be so angry today if they'd been allowed to express themselves as children, instead of being zombied by pharmaceuticals.

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WIMomof3's avatar

More recess/physical activity/time outdoors would probably have done them all a hella good 🤷‍♀️

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Scott's avatar

You are awesome! Congrats to you and your son. Boom.

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Kathy's avatar

We didn’t have mass shootings often in this country until the introduction of antidepressants and some of these other drugs. The families of the Columbine victims actually sued the company that makes Prozac. You will notice that there is absolutely no discussion of the prescribed drugs shooters are on when you read accounts. “Journalists “ (I hesitate to call most of them that) don’t breathe a word about it.

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Kent's avatar

I always THINK when I see a mass shooting of ANY kind anymore, what drugs were they on for "mental health"? Psychiatry/psychotherapy has become the joke of the century but I guess its what the psycho public wants, drugs, drugs and more drugs. The drug culture is so much more than the illicit ones....

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John A George's avatar

When you see pictures of the shooters, you can see the vacant look in their eyes every time. The look of an SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) zombie.

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Kent's avatar

Yes and do you know how often I 'see' that vacant look in the eyes of strangers around me who look the same? I wonder how many of our fellow citizens are drugged up. The US must be gold mine for Big Pharma and its drugs.

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AngelaK's avatar

And I always think about what internet sites they were engrossed in.

I think it is a lethal combination of both, actually.

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liz's avatar

you are leaving out the most important ingredients. CIA mind control. MK ultra.

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AngelaK's avatar

That plus satan sites found on their computers. Remember how the Columbine murderes, deliberately sought out Christian students to kill.

People of faith should realize that entertaining sites of the evil one can possess disturbed souls which are void of God.

Satan sites were found on other young mass murderer's sites as well. I read it in UK press at the time. US refuses to let us know such things because US media is evil itself.

Speaking of satan, Walmart is pushing satanic merchandise to children on their online site. I just received this email with a petition to Walmart.

https://www.returntoorder.org/petition/tell-walmart-to-stop-selling-satanic-products/?PKG=RTOE2055

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Jamison's avatar

Pair it with marijuana and you really have a problem.

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liz's avatar

not marijuana, that is a silly canard. the real problem with the mass shootings is cia involvement, mk ultra, mind control. Manchurian Candidates.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

It's not silly. Marijuana use is increasingly shown to be linked to mental problems like schizophrenia.

This isn't just our grandparents' "Reefer Madness."

See Alex Berenson's "Tell Your Children"

https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/tell-your-children-the-truth-about-marijuana-mental-illness-and-violence_alex-berenson/19512905/#isbn=1982103671

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liz's avatar

and psych meds which make people vulnerable to this mind control

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Kat's avatar

Isn't it strange Crooks that attempted Trump's assassination had no online footprint? That's ridiculous and a lie from the CIA FBI SS etc,

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Renee Marie's avatar

I don’t think it’s marijuana per se. I think it’s what marijuana is grown with TODAY. I don’t think people realize the pesticides and other crap that is used to grow marijuana TODAY. This isn’t 1970, or the 80’s anymore-my era.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The police and the medical examiners never release the results from the tox screen the shooters were on.

The Allegheny County, PA is refusing to release the results from the autopsy on the shooter in Butler, PA even though it falls under right to know laws.

Coverup with the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office.

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2024/08/trump_assassination_attempt_what_s_with_the_crime_scene.html

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John A George's avatar

May be a black eye for the pharma industry, the most powerful industry in the land. Never cross them!

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SusanMc's avatar

Good articles

Thanks

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rolandttg's avatar

A toxic cocktail of 5 "antidepressants" killed my daughter. Preaching to the choir here.

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BBS's avatar

As of March 2023, the United States and New Zeland are the only 2 countries in the world that allow Big Pharma to advertise on television. If that doesn't tell us all we need to know...

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Dawn B's avatar

I am disgusted seeing repeated pharma commercials when I watch the tv... the little I watch... sponsored by Pfizer...

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

One of the reasons why I tossed the TV - I hate commercials.

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Elaine Russky's avatar

I heard on one of Tucker's shows that pharma doesn't need to advertise, but their payments for tv ads gives them control over what the tv stations show the public.

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Leah Rose's avatar

And most of that ad $ in the U.S. funds news programs. No wonder we don’t get the real story.

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BBS's avatar

There are so many things wrong with the way this country operates that I don't know how to separate them.

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rolandttg's avatar

you are 100 % correct

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

From 1988 to about 2002 I lived in a spiritual community and did not watch tv, read news, see movies - none of that. I was deep into spiritual studies and the community. When I left, one of the most shocking things to me about how "the world" had changed was the ads for drugs on TV. It was so absurd, stupid, and a little scary. The ads made no sense and beyond that, being anti drug anyway, it felt like a huge darkness was at hand. I've since learned that those ads are not meant to make sense, they are buying control of content.

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AngelaK's avatar

My heart breaks 💔 for you. May she rest in peace with God. God bless you. 😮‍💨🙏

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

I’m so sorry, Roland.

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OnTheJump's avatar

So sorry, that's just awful.

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liz's avatar

Im so sorry Roland. I deal with tons of people who are miserable, some suicidal, on psych meds all the time. its horrible what they are doing to destroy lives.

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Jamison's avatar

I am so very sorry. ❤️🙏

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Dawn B's avatar

So sorry

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Carol M.'s avatar

💔❤️‍🩹🙏🤗

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Fred's avatar

So sorry! 💔

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Elaine Russky's avatar

I'm so sorry for your terrible loss.

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ILoveherbs's avatar

Roland, I'm sorry to hear this. about your daughter. May you find peace.

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

So sorry.

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Danielle's avatar

That’s terrible. So sorry

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

Heartbreaking. A prayer that your pain is eased by small drops of peace in such measure as they may come. A long, difficult road. My heart goes out to you.

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Robin Greer's avatar

And any PCP can put you on them. We had a woman from church who was almost committed suicide because her doctor placed her on psych drugs and keep increasing the dose. Like many other cases, her doctor told her to keep taking them and it would take her body several weeks to adjust to the medication. She was having a severe adverse reaction which another doctor caught and immediately stopped the medication which is dangerous in and of itself. But the Pharma companies know that once a person starts on these medications, they will likely be on them for the rest of their lives and they will need other medications for the side effects of the first medication.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Epoch Times American Thought Leaders interviewed Kim Witzak whose husband committed suicide after being placed on a psych drug for insomnia. He felt like he was losing his mind, but the doctors have been told by the Pharma reps that this is normal and tell them to keep taking the drugs. He hung himself. If you haven't seen any of the interviews with her, look for them. I can't remember the drug but it may have been Paxil. This was in the 90's and it's still going on today.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

It was Zoloft. Here is the link to his story:

https://www.woodymatters.com/our-story

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Freebird's avatar

I know of three people who committed suicide while on a psych drug, two of whom were taking Prozac; I don’t know what the other person was on, but he was on some type of drug. They are ALL dangerous.

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Donna B's avatar

I have a neighbor who hung himself outside on a tree. He had just started taking a new medication for depression. I don’t know which one though.

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liz's avatar

tragic! these drug makers belong in PRISON

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Even drugs like Singulair (montelukast) for asthma, can cause thoughts of suicide and mental health issues.

BTW, the drug has a FDA black box warning on it.

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Kitkat's avatar

I was chatting with a friend the other day about evil Big Pharma and the black box warnings on drugs. Her flippant reply was "They all do"... so I guess that makes it all OK? *insert eye roll here*

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

You should tell her that the black box is the strongest warning for the drug before it is actually pulled.

But, she probably wouldn't listen.

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Melissa S's avatar

I have never, ever had a doctor warn about possible side effects from a prescription. Probably because they themselves do not know about the potential side effects. All most do is read the promotional literature given them from the pharmaceutical company drug reps. Everything is "safe & effective" these days. After-all, the FDA would not have approved them if they weren't. Until the dangerous drugs are pulled off the market after the damage has been done, lives destroyed, and Pharma has had the opportunity to rake in the big bucks.

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AngelaK's avatar

I always do a Google search (much easier than reading the inserts).

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Peter Schott's avatar

I'll usually skim the inserts for the "possible side effects" - partly because I was hit by Zithromyacin's side effects way back in the day. After that I started pushing back for "just give me the old/tested/standard drugs, even if they're 'not as good' as the new ones". Also started pushing for generics because they're cheaper and have been around for a while.

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MaryAnn's avatar

The pharmacists know about side effects and drug-food-supplement interactions. But now you have to ask specific questions about side effects, etc. The information is not volunteered anymore. I suspect the prescribers rely on, or have passed the buck to, pharmacists to discuss potential “pHarms”.

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rolandttg's avatar

A drug that is massively of book prescribed, but horrible, is Gabapentin. My mother in law was taking it decades ago, and I could see then it was bad. Our dogs have been prescribed it. You would be amazed how many people have/are taking it. It is found in the system of 10 % of people who OD'd. It is very effective at boosting the efficiency (strength) of other drugs, allowing the master quacks to use lower doses of the main drug. Horrible drug, and it was one of the 5 found in our daughter's system.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Thank you for that warning. I was unaware.

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David A's avatar

One must always be careful with combining medications. Gabepitin has very low side effects compared to most pain medications.

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

Oh no. I gave it to my cat for quite some time.

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Peter Schott's avatar

My oldest has no issues with it, but my youngest definitely had some mental reactions for the 1-2 days she took it. My wife stopped that ASAP. We have a friend whose kid stayed on it for much longer and it did permanently alter her psyche. :(

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AngelaK's avatar

What drug? It gets hard to follow these threads sometimes.

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

Reading all the replies to your post really drives home the fact that these drugs are horrible and it's not like the pharmaceuticals don't know it.

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rolandttg's avatar

Most true. Our daughter went cold turkey on two of these drugs due to bad side effects, and both times she had a terrible reaction, and I think , permanent brain damage. Like prednisone, you are not supposed to just stop taking these toxins. I read a story on RT a few years ago about a man who was taking Clonazapam, one of the poisons our daughter took and stopped. He tried to commit suiciide twice, and spent considerable effort trying to find a monster psych who could help him wean off it. He finally gave up, flew to Russia, and found a doc there who helped him.

None, I mean none of these monster shrinks are taught how to get patients off these toxins, And worse, there is absolutely no criterion for prescribing them. Totally at his/ her discretion. I wouldn't trade a cup of warm spit for all the psychologists, (quacks, murderers) endocrinologists(quacks, one trick ponies) , pediatricians,(money grubbing bounty hunter whores) and oncologists(quacks, money grubbing murderers) in the world.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Jordan Peterson had to go to Russia to detox.

https://www.rt.com/news/480979-jordan-peterson-mikhaila-russia/

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liz's avatar

I usually tell my people to go online for the tytration schedule and get an MD to sign off on it. then I make them call to check in EVERY DAY. and journal about the memories that are coming up. One day at a time. there are facebook groups too of people coming off these criminal drugs.

one bad day and you could lose them.

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Renee Marie's avatar

Here’s the CURE for nearly everything: Get off your ass, walk outside, get as far away from human beings as you can-Nature! Leave the ear buds and cell phone at home/in your car.

Disconnect from society for a while each day, or as much as possible. And do not forget SUNSHINE with no sunscreen (people have been lied to about the sun)!

Ground yourself: walk in the grass/dirt/sand.

And it’s FREE!

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Laura Scott's avatar

Am I feel like they cause suicide

( my husband included ) and most transgender school shootings ?!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

It is the crazy drugs they are receiving.

So...the US military does it and then allows them access to weapons.

Woke and weak Pentagon is so stupid.

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AngelaK's avatar

😢

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

I agree. It’s scary!

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Padrig's avatar

Dangerous Drugs: In truth, no one really understands how dangerous ANY drug is. In many cases, such as with statins, the purported 'benefit' is not even a benefit at all. All risk, no reward.

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Elaine Russky's avatar

And we don't know it. Because of the drugs.

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LiveDreamRepeat's avatar

The book Bad Therapy touches on this (and SSRIs). The author had an excellent interview with Joe Rogan. Well worth the listen.

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nancylee's avatar

medical malpractice is in top 3. so to recap, stay away from hospitals, doctors, and just say no to drugs. remember, if you dont get a 'test', there isn't anything wrong with you.

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Kathy's avatar

Iatrogenic deaths (deaths from medical treatment) is now the number one cause of death. And I’ll bet this does not include vaccine deaths, although of course it should.

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Joanne Shannon's avatar

Vaccine deaths = iatrogenicide

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rolandttg's avatar

it should include cancer deaths too. then doctors become #1 cause of death, by a landslide

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The Fifster's avatar

LATROGENIC?

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Bob Bichen's avatar

Leading letter is a capital "eye," IATROGENIC: caused by the medical intervention.

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AngelaK's avatar

To a certain degree. You should not make that such a blanket statement. Discernment is necessary in taking care of your health, otherwise you may die prematurely.

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liz's avatar

agree completely

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RJ Rambler's avatar

You may have forgotten to mention medical malpractice which includes botched surgical and misdiagnosed.

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Fred Jewett's avatar

I read a letter to editor many years ago where a coroner complained about budget cutbacks on autopsies. He explained in 75% of autopsies they discovered that they could have saved the deceased if the attending doctors had correctly diagnosed in time before death.

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Kent's avatar

The socalled "doctors" of today are not the one's I grew up with. Not sure what breed these quacks are but they aren't healers.

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

I think they changed the Hippocratic oath from do no harm to prescribe drugs.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

I was posting about an article…

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

My RN wife used to be on a raft of pharmaceutical Rx's (just like everyone else.) But because of the COVID Scamdemic and what I learned from it, I started talking to her after learning how dangerous they are (specifically SSRIs).

It took a long time but she very slowly weaned herself from these horrible drugs. Today, she - like me - is completely Rx free.

Deo gratias.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

I read that once hospitals took over maternity care and all babies were born in hospitals instead of home under the care of midwives the rates of mortality of both infants and mothers increased. Hospitals killed them

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

My grandmother, Mount Holyoke College 1906, wife of Harvard College1908(thus not under-educated) gave birth to first two babies in hospital. Baby 2 died of hospital-provided (at no extra charge to you!)-infection. All 3 children following were born at home.

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Nancy Benedict's avatar

Nosocomial infection. Hospitals are dangerous, especially during Covid.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Wife has worked in hospitals her entire career.

Which is why I'll never go into one voluntarily. I know too much.

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SadieJay's avatar

We just had a friend whose full term baby died shortly after birth. In the USA. Lack of oxygen. As for whether the mom had the V? I do not know. Small rural Idaho, older mom (so high risk pregnancy, but has 2 healthy teens). It was a surprise pregnancy and full term. So, WTH?

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes doctors styled themselves as the “experts” and pushed all kinds of interventions and unnatural birth positions. They denigrated midwives and got the public to believe that doctors were more “qualified.” But outcomes are not very good and care is extremely expensive with this system so it’s not been a beneficial change at all 😕

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liz's avatar

got that article still around? I sure would like to feature it on my facebook page and in my practice, where I somehow ended up HELPING a lot of people to get off Big Pharma psych meds.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

I posted below my first comment above

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liz's avatar

got it thanks!

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YYR's avatar

Are psychiatric drugs not pharmaceuticals?

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AngelaK's avatar

The worst kind!

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LizardFro's avatar

That’s rather broad. That would include all drug abuse/addicts which I hope is what that means.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

😝😝😝😝 😐 That truth hurts.

I’m in mourning over here bc one of my bff’s and college roommate’s kid had a baby yesterday and of course, vaxxed her. I’m heartsick over it.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I don't think anything makes me angrier than people vaxxing infants.

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Rebecca's avatar

What I don't understand is this:

At about 1 year of age, you start giving a child solid food. It is recommended that you try one food item at a time, in small amounts four times to check for adverse reactions before it can be deemed safe for the kid. Then you go on to the next type of food.

But you're telling me is okay to give a baby at 2, 4, and 6 months 5 or 6 different vaccines ALL AT ONCE! (Not even counting the Hep B vax they get IMMEDIATELY after being born!)

I have never gotten a good response from a medical professional on this.

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Natalie's avatar

Yes...and when you're pregnant they tell you not to eat tuna bc of mercury but then inject babies with it.

I wish I had listened to my concerned in-laws and never injected my children. I have always been against psych meds especially in kids but never thought how illogical my support and faith in shots was...

I to this day believe 2 of my children are v injured (my daughter by the gardasil...chronic migraine crohns and IDA and my adopted son around 2 yrs old after being drug exposed and delayed began ASD symptoms )

I'm thankful for the rona ...bc I may have never woken up to the evil of most pharm meds and alllll the shots...

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carily myers's avatar

HOLY CRAP. I'd be fuming

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Debbie Wagner's avatar

My daughter’s neighbor lost their first born, a daughter, who had a fatal seizure shortly after a vax injection. These neighbors went on to have two sons and now the youngest is having “unexplained” seizures.

They still have not connected to dots. I pray their little boy survives.

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SusanMc's avatar

😢

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carily myers's avatar

AGRREE!!!!

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Kathy's avatar

When chatting with a neighbor whose house was destroyed by the recent flood, she said she felt “lucky” compared to two different friends she has who just lost a newborn and a 5 year old who died suddenly.

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liz's avatar

HORRIBLE - and you are a conspiracy theorist for bringing it up.

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Irunthis1's avatar

🥹

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Susanna Bythesea's avatar

So sad. It’s like watching loving parents step onto a minefield with their precious children while you are trying to get their attention and yell “no!” But they are just too…far away, distracted, tired, fearful, filled with in the blank. And then the bombs start to detonate 😢

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Interesting metaphor. Really quite sad the way our 'medical system' treats us.

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Austin's avatar

The very sad thing is that the parents will never know her for the Godly created person she was meant to be....😔

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Elaine Russky's avatar

I have yet to think of a way to describe the terrible sinking feeling when you hear that someone has been vaccinated. It's something like the grief you experience when you hear someone has died, but with anger and frustration.

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Michelle's avatar

My niece is giving her baby (now 5 mo. Old) all the vaxxes despite me sending her all kinds of information about them.... I’m in mourning over here as well...

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The Fifster's avatar

Are you talking covid 19 vax?

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STH's avatar

Probably HepB. Maybe RSV? Covid vax is not on the schedule until 6mos.

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RunningLogic's avatar

HepB is the most ridiculous vax ever to give to each and every newborn, it infuriates me how the medical community pushes this!!! 😡😡😡They DON’T NEED it!!! Least of any of the vaxxes!! Especially at that age!!

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Juju's avatar

This is so true and more people need to travel the rabbit holes to learn just how true it is! My health with prescriptions was deteriorating at the rate of an untied balloon emptying its contents. Now today devoid of all prescriptions and having adopted a truly therapeutic diet, I’m healthier than I have been in 30 years.

For those still unawares, the way they combat the natural remedies that threaten their golden egg is to find doctors and medical professionals to discount claims and spread fear. Remember the commercials for cigarettes? How many doctors smoked Camrls?? Two years ago I noticed a book released called “Food is Not Medicine”. (The hell it isn’t!! I’m walking proof it is.) They found a very young, unseasoned doctor to author it. It was pure propaganda meant to scare anyone into relying on lifestyle changes and food choices to replace medicine. And since a doctor wrote it, oh well - expert! I will only agree that 1% of the population will have certain situations that DO require prescription meds, (which they were initially created for,) and I don’t believe those rare instances can do better without them. What I don’t agree with is how pharma broadens the target populace to try to convince that 50% or more would benefit. They actually had a campaign to start giving statins to teens and children! Hell most adults don’t need them! In a sane, first do no harm world, prescription drugs should be the last line of defense, not the first. Allopathic medicine makes them the first, and then a whole host of additional symptoms and conditions stem from using them first while the root causes are never treated.

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Kathy's avatar

Our country has excellent emergency medicine. They can restart your heart or even sew your pecker back on. But they stink at chronic disease, with rare exceptions. As far as nutrition goes, I tell people that they would be better off asking their mechanic questions rather than asking their doctor.

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richardw's avatar

...sew it back on or cut it off and make a vagina

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

well, you got the first part right (cut it off)

they can't really actually do that second part (make a vagina)

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liz's avatar

not one that works well, anyway. same with penises ... woefully inadequate.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

and medically dangerous for the individual

no wonder the suicide rate is high

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

There is a saying about the future of medicine: there will be only 2 specialties-orthopedics and psychiatry. Orthopods to mend broken bones and psychiatrists to mend minds.

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Elaine Russky's avatar

No surgeons?

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Carrie's avatar

Trauma surgeon here (so the meds I prescribe are mostly pain meds temporarily or antibiotics), also I’m a DO. 20+ years ago in medical school when I was doing rotations, I had an awesome family practitioner who taught me that on patients with long lists of medications, you should see what meds you can eliminate. It’s like you put a patient on a med for something, then they have a side effect, then you add a med to combat the side effect, and on and on. Pharma companies have also historically wined and dined primary care physicians, so…

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

"Pharma companies have also historically wined and dined primary care physicians, so...."

Yes they do. Cannot begin to tell you how many $100 steak dinners in skyscrapers that my wife went to that were hosted and paid for by Pharma sales people.

That was back when we lived in Seattle and she was a gastroenterology nurse.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

And they get them young, starting in med school

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SusanMc's avatar

Thanks all to Rockefeller; Pharma king, bought medical schools, turned them into pharma schools.

I heard a young doc say they have apps that tell what script for which ailment.

No thinking necessary. No looking & and treating whole person. Just ailment to ailment.

Government & Insurance drives this now days.😡

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes and they follow CDC and medical board recommendations so why would a patient even need a doctor??? Anyone can find that information. The whole point is supposed to be having someone who has the knowledge to consider an individual’s needs in the context of their illness or symptoms and tailor the response to that particular situation. Not just do one size fits all.

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carily myers's avatar

OMG, unfortunatley true

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Stacy's avatar

The way we’re taught to eat practically engenders dependence on the system. They’re practically waiting for you around the corner with insulin syringes and GLP-1 agonists.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

Listened/watched another great interview with Dr. Brian Ardis within the last week, and he said that he does NOT recommend anyone immediately stopping any prescription med while beginning to do the things to get off them, EXCEPT statin meds.

https://rumble.com/v5a26s5--live-q-and-a-w-dr.-ardis-nicotine-ozempic-bird-flu-and-more-your-questions.html?mref=a1rnj&mrefc=9

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I finally took charge of my own situation re thyroid. Last summer the PA attending was completely open to the idea, but (other--just a voice on phone) nurse announcing results of blood tests claimed my "numbers were" whatever, so I must stay on prescription. My suspicion: the various PA's in the practice meet daily with their MD/OD "handlers"; are told to keep patients on drugs. Finally in December, a comment from a "Virginia"--whom I have not seen here since--gave me the courage to begin. So I decreased the dosage to 90% for 9 weeks, then to 80% for 9 weeks. Now at 40%. Have been very closely watching my body's reaction. So far, only positive. Feel rather as though I had let doctor make me poison myself for 30 years.

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Victoria's avatar

I may be "Virginia"..actually I get that alot. I remember the thread and conversation then. The decrease dosage was told to me by my doctor about 3-4 years ago, and I have never been back. She told me to reduce my intake by 1/4 tablet and wait for 2 months, see how that went, then the next 1/4 tab, etc. Except I waited another week or so, each time, just to be sure. So, yes, it took nearly a year. I had been on it for 20 years! But I feel as you do, that wow, I had let my doctor decide all that time.

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It was indeed you! Thank you for jumping in, for correcting my memory of your name. You apparently (from my body's reaction) have done me a very, very great service. And I'd been on that stuff for over 30 years. Will go one step further, in case another reader benefits, as I did from your comment (as have wanted the opportunity to share this)---it was a reproductive endocrinologist (first 3 babies weren't enough, but I was getting less young) who found in me a goiter. So he prescribed levothyroxine. Now my understanding is that the goiter of a struggling-too-hard thyroid gland is the result of insufficient dietary iodine. But instead of saying, "Go eat fish several times a week and see me again in 6-8 weeks--he prescribed a drug. And we "understand" that allopaths are not the most trusted voices for nutrition. Further, I had then always been using "iodized' salt--some years later changed to sea salt (cuz, why are saltwater fish and seaweed such a great source of iodine.....) because it's actually kind of sweet, and iodized salt is definitely bitter--and the yellow prussiate of soda on label was too close to cyanide in my not-a-chemist's brain. So along with the very slow decrease in drug use, I have been eating salt water fish a few times a week. And, having been taking those tablets cut in pieces, I can taste the drug and wonder what is the sweetness-taste in this stuff? Again, Victoria, I owe you deepest thanks.

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Victoria's avatar

Oh, I am so happy to hear that you and Fred Bennett's wife are doing well! I read here every day, but don't say much. I have never heard of this method anywhere; it was only that one time from my doctor.

I read about the excipients of Synthroid once and the article said there was saccharine, and gluten among other things which I have mercifully forgotten. I just kept telling myself to keep going, as things were getting better.

During that year, and a little after, I really did not feel any different but kept looking for "evidence" one way or another. I can't say I found any, but I worried about iodine too. I experimented with it but felt awful. So I stopped. I think just eating a whole-food thing, like a fish is better. I I like the taste of gray Celtic sea salt, and don't worry about conflicting reports of this or that bad thing which may be in it.

It was an endocrinologist who got me involved in the first place. And all the testing and scans and "I'll watch you like a hawk" to make sure something worse didn't happen, etc. I fell for it all. The thing they didn't say was that a struggling thyroid can be a normal fluctuation, or a poisoning from something, or an emotional issue, or bad nutrition, etc. There are many things to consider, and that would change what one does to fix the problem.

The doctor who told me to reduce the dose was just a country doctor which I discovered had been in the same college at the same time as I.....so we were sharing memories and it was "just two girls talking". I doubt that was an official protocol!

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

What ViaVeritas said.

I think that same post spurred me to get my wife free from her SSRI's.

You never know how much the right words at the right time can help people. Thank you.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

I also weaned myself off drugs for myasthenia gravis. Doctors and pharmacists turn white when I tell them that. No guts, no glory. Better health.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

Wow. Kudos. I suspect your road was not quite as straightforward as "...weaned myself off drugs..." Many levels of dis-covery. 💪

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

All good to hear.

Dr Ardis mentioned something about the thyroid in that interview Q&A as well.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Love Dr. Ardis.

He was the first person I heard that warned about the kill drug Remdesivir.

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The Fifster's avatar

CARES ACT INCENTIVIZING HOSPITALS TO RUB PEOPLE OUT!

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I really like the deep research dives he did and shared about the snake and other venom elements of our pharma products.

I had no idea when I was on lisinopril that it contained venom. Eeek.

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liz's avatar
Aug 14Edited

yes its a VERY SCARY PROCESS and many suicide while trying to get off psych meds in particular. some have psychotic breaks. I always tell clients to do it under a doctors' care but really its best to search the internet for a safe schedule for detoxing and tytrating down. VERY dangerous process, needs a coach, optimally, docs have a vested interest in keeping you on drugs, sadly.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Juju,

I agree. Many things like Graves’ disease can be put into remission or cured through diet and supplements. People have been brainwashed/conditioned to believe that they have to take pills prescribed by “doctors.”

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Cheryl Schroeder's avatar

I also think we have become trained to want the quick fix, another problem from being brainwashed all these years - it’s going to be generations to change that mind set.

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carily myers's avatar

like

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Bob Bichen's avatar

Disease is not caused by pharmaceutical deficiency. No chronic condition can possibly be cured by introduction of petroleum derived synthetic chemicals. Statins are 100% a scam with nothing but downsides that lower so-called "bad cholesterol" which isn't bad and is there for a reason. And lowering it doesn't improve the imbalance that caused it to go high, it just masks a symptom. Furthermore, there is no level of any type of cholesterol that is appropriate for every human.

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Juju's avatar

That should have said “It was pure propaganda meant to scare anyone AWAY FROM relying on lifestyle changes and food choices to replace medicine.”

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Betsy Frost's avatar

I am right there with you. I found a functional medicine doc and got off meds with the exception of a small amount of natural thyroid hormone as my thyroid was under attack by my immune system.

I am so much healthier, happier and more active now in my 60s than I was 20 years ago.

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Fred Jewett's avatar

I am sorry for the wasted years when you could have been more active. My wife is now weaning herself off of pharma drugs with no repercussions so far other than she has more attitude lately.

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Melissa S's avatar

Both Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Ayurvedic Medicine, both with thousands of years of history and track records of effectiveness, primarily use food as medicine. Hippocrates figured it out back then as well. But we are so much smarter these days now that we have Big Pharma pills to swallow.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

🖤<- support while "Like" button remains inoperable.

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Dawn B's avatar

I have heard/seen several times that many alternative docs/allopaths have died suspiciously. I just saw a bit of it in this video today.

DOCTORS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH VOWED TO RELEASE EVIDENCE LINKING MRNA TO TURBO CANCER

https://www.bitchute.com/video/b6kbiLAQdPEI/

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Juju's avatar

Wow. Just wow!!!

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daverkb's avatar

They did something similar for years with chiropractors with the 'quack, quack' campaign.

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Danielle's avatar

Conventional medicine is NOT the art of healing. It is only the art of treating symptoms.

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RunningLogic's avatar

🎯🎯🎯

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MarianneB's avatar

We're now seeing that there is indeed an "expert" under every rock. At last. Our romantic vision of all western doctors being oracles is finally being shredded.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Amen.

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Valerie's avatar

Now, pharma has a place. I mean, I don’t want to get in a car wreck and not have anesthesia, or antibiotics. Would it be better for diabetics not to have access to insulin? I agree in principle with what you said, that Big Pharma is ridiculously huge and does significant harm, especially when it comes to ‘managing chronic comditons’, but modern medicine does have some wonderful aspects.

I put managing chronic conditions in quotes because I feel like a large portion of that is covering up root causes by alleviating symptoms with drugs that have unknown long term side effects. And also that these conditions are based on blood work population averages that keep getting adjusted downward. That’s where I see a lot of the Pharma corruption.

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rolandttg's avatar

All type 2 diabetes, and probably a good deal of type 1, are lifestyle (diet) driven.

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shayne's avatar

Type 1 is an autoimmune disease.

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rolandttg's avatar

After very extensive reading on cancer and other diseases, Many of the people writing those books, and me now, are convinced there is any such thing as an auto immune disease, just like germ theory is BS. Like everything else, we have been lied to about most things concerning health and nutrition.ie. at most, 5 % of cancer is hereditary.

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Valerie's avatar

I’m aware, but that doesn’t mean diabetics don’t need insulin.

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rolandttg's avatar

True, but there would be a whole lot less of it needed/ sold

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Paige Green's avatar

My sister had cancer, lost interest in a lot of foods she liked because the chemo/radiation made them taste awful. She also lost a bunch of weight. At one point it reversed her diabetes, but I have an inkling she’s back on those meds (gained back all that weight and has little interest in getting any meaningful exercise). I don’t ask, don’t give her advice, it would just cause a fight. She and I couldn’t be more opposite.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

It does have a place in certain situations but only until it doesn't.

Dr Ardis talks about type 2 diabetes and what can be done to get off insulin.

https://rumble.com/v5a26s5--live-q-and-a-w-dr.-ardis-nicotine-ozempic-bird-flu-and-more-your-questions.html?mref=a1rnj&mrefc=9

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Thanks for posting the link.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

"Would it be better for diabetics not to have access to insulin?"

Yes, it would. Addressing insulin resistance by pouring more insulin is EXACTLY like trying to extinguish a house fire with gasoline.

And just like the rest of these issues, the root is pharma greed, and the CMS / Obamacare system that requires "stock" treatments that - what a coincidence!? - profit Big Pharma.

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Susanna Bythesea's avatar

What would be the alternative, for type 1 diabetes? I don’t have it but a dear friend does and I’ve always wondered if it’s possible to heal from type 1.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

Personal philosophy, maybe not your cup of tea. Offered from outside the box.

Possible to heal from type 1? Well, categorically saying or embracing "impossible" per western/allopathic medicine isn't helpful. There are other philosophies and technologies that have been suppressed, particularly over the course of the 20c in the name of preserving/reserving profits for Rockefeller medicine. Historically there are individuals who have been ruined reputationally and financially for using and promoting their methods for treatment, healing and cure. Some have been targeted and met with strange, untimely deaths. One of the more recent is Dr. Rashid Buttar.

There is loads of information out there and the blessing of the internet that isn't yet entirely under the control of the censors. Seeking/finding is up to the individual, isn't it? Regarding your friend, "You can bring a horse to water..." -?

I don't know if you've ever heard of the early 20c inventor Nikola Tesla. Musk's company, Tesla, was named by its previous owner-founders in honor of said early 20c inventor. Tesla was a bright light, not just in my opinion. His story is a sad one; though not related to medicine it bears similarities to those alluded to above. There is an attribution from a hundred years ago to Nikola Tesla (paraphrased), ~ If you want to find the secrets of the universe think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration. ~ Humans are part of the universe. Not only that, but humans are already determined to be energy beings. To wit: EEG, EKG, EMG, PET, MRI technologies to name a few all involve measuring energy in the body on the electromagnetic spectrum. In my opinion, energy medicine/frequency medicine (both involve vibration) are the future of medicine, but the technologies are outside of the pharma industry.

As said, outside the box. If one is open, you never know what "miracles" might await.

Your mileage may vary.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Everyone should consider ‘grounding’. It is pretty amazing.

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Bob Bichen's avatar

With a caution that in a relatively high EMF field from communications transmitters (cell towers, smart meters, etc.) grounding can increase currents within the body and may be a bad idea due to completing the circuit.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I honestly don't know.

But insulin does the following: (1) stops or *drastically* slows your metabolism, i.e. "fat burning"; (2) stores blood glucose as fat in your liver; (3) increases your insulin resistance.

All of which is why insulin dependent T2 diabetics get fatter, and sicker until they start requiring amputations of toes, etc.

Type 1 diabetics are the opposite of Type 2. For whatever reason, their pancreas manufactures insufficient natural insulin, so perhaps they're not insulin resistant like Type 2's.

When the hormone insulin was first discovered, it was a lifesaver for Type 1s because it helped stop their metabolism and let them storestore necessary fat. (Til that point Type 1 victims just became skinnier and skinnier, until they died.)

I escaped because my hospitalists were "baffled" after they kept feeding me high carb food, and my blood glucose wouldn't drop, and so I simply refused to eat the desserts, waffles, etc.

(These idiots had no fucking clue about high glucose meals and the relationship to high blood glucose.)

Within 10 days my blood sugar was approaching normal.

I wish I could point you to better resource to answer your question.

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Anna T's avatar

Catholic school with a bunch of nuns in the late 1960s here. We were forced outside every school day for at least a 30-minute recess, in the rain/sun/snow/ice, and most of the "fidgety" kids were able to run off their fidget so that the classrooms were fairly calm. Maybe that's part of the problem now - kids are not getting enough daily recess time?

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

In my opinion, exposure to sunshine (which stimulates the production of Vit D by the body) is key.

Dr. Ryan Cole MD noted that COVID was highly correlated with one's latitude. The lower latitudes which had much more winter sun did noticably better. (But offset by obesity.)

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

and sunshine (or fog--but even then sun is present) and fresh air

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Melissa S's avatar

I agree. Kids need more recess time. When I was a kid in elementary school, I got three recesses a day. One mid-morning. One after I ate lunch. And one in the afternoon. Now kids in our school district only get the minutes left over after they hastily eat their lunch. And most classroom teachers struggle with behavior in their classrooms.

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RunningLogic's avatar

My son’s private school (he is now 13 and homeschooled) did 3 recesses for elementary too. They weren’t always very long (i think 15-20 minutes for morning and later day and 30 after lunch) but it helped burn off some energy. I liked that.

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Susanna Bythesea's avatar

Probably contributes! The modern (past hundred years) schooling system is a wreck and not designed for the benefit of kids or really a free society, at all. See Tuttle Twins, John Gatto.

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Carrie's avatar

I would say that big pharma has also suppressed and demonized “little pharma”. “Little pharma” being older well established inexpensive/generic drugs that have proven safe over time. Like ivermectin, vitamin d.

Regarding psych meds, interestingly I listened to a podcast (by Dr. Sam Sigaloff, FP doc who stood against covid policies/vaccines) talking about sublingual low dose ketamine being neuro reparative. Possibly over time causing people to not require their mainstream psych meds. Essentially “curing” their mental illness. Big pharma definitely wouldn’t like that.

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Juju's avatar

Ohhh good delineation. I like that. Big Pharma vs little Pharma. Earlier I scratched a reply I was trying to type because I could t come up with a concise way to explain the difference between good or necessary prescription meds vs what dominates today. Little pharma! Perfect.

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Michael Miller's avatar

Thats a great line BFM!

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

I don’t need Big Pharma.

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Renee Morris's avatar

👆🏻This. Profound.

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AngelaK's avatar

Brilliant! 👏

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

This article, from Dr Vernon Coleman, is just too damned important not to post here and everywhere. Please read it and forward it to everyone. The truth must be known and there must be full accountability:

https://open.substack.com/pub/edwin797/p/pcr-how-the-pcr-test-has-killed-millions?r=1rm7cg&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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Susan Clack's avatar

🎯🏆🔥

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Bryan Dair's avatar

We don't need Big Pharma. More people need to stop going to doctors

that are just drug pushers.

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Erin Fight's avatar

1,000,000,000,000++++% correct!

Pharmakeia = Greek for sorcery/witchcraft as seen in Revelation

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Paige Green's avatar

I heard the most popular book in med school is the Merck Manual. Go figure.

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Michele's avatar

Soon to be called BIG KARMA!

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Kiss My Unvaxxed Ass's avatar

The Tucker interview with Geoff Shepard is fantastic and should be required listening. It’s a tad disjointed (complicated, with lots of side stories and legalese), but well worth it. And his documentary should be a more condensed, straightforward version that’s easier to follow. The “establishment” has been around since the beginning and the media doing its bidding all along.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Agreed! Watched it when it first published and it’s absolutely fascinating. Just think, it’s taken 50 years for truth to come out after the generation of people who did it are mostly dead. That’s how government works. The COV debacle and DT assassination attempt will be the same. All the actors will be dead before the next generation finds out what really happened…. If they ever do find out.

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Mary H.'s avatar

With today’s social media , the truth will quickly be revealed .

“ The truth is like a lion. You don't have to defend it. Let it loose. It will defend itself.

Saint Augustine

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LizardFro's avatar

Except for the people that are blind to the truth - the ones that will die on a hill that the sky isn’t blue bc they believe it to be something else. That’s what we’re dealing with now I fear - it’s totally frustrating. Look at Covid - people will STILL swear masks work no matter what you tell them.

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Mary H.'s avatar

Cognitive dissonance is real .

“It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.”

Mark Twain

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KCwoofie's avatar

You can actually see people shift into that. And it is scary to see. And sad with the knowledge that you can’t do anything but see it.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

How many times in Matthew does Jesus say, "Let those who have ears, hear"? Kind of as if He KNEW that some would never get it.

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rolandttg's avatar

Sadly, there are still some of those people on this forum ,who not only let go of their sacred cows, will not even listen to anything that contradicts their chosen matrix

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Confirmation bias. Powerful mental drug.

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SteelJ's avatar

It might be revealed, but that doesn't mean it will prevail. Look at the trajectory of Western Civilization. Is truth prevailing? Islam is on course to eclipse Christianity as having the most followers in the world in a few decades. Whether that happens or not it's growing much faster. Does that mean Islam is defending itself better than Christianity, therefore is the truth?

I agree the truth will be revealed. But how many will know it? For that matter, how can any of us reliably identify it? While some propaganda, like the COVID official narrative, are easy to spot as lies from the beginning, sometimes there are competing narratives that seem reasonable, and even discerning, open-minded people struggle to identify the correct one.

The dark ages lasted a thousand years. We seem headed for a rerun.

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Mary H.'s avatar

Question everything!

Romans 12:2 - “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.“

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Robin Greer's avatar

The interview was excellent and I agree that it was disjointed. I had to listen to various parts several times to understand what was being conveyed. But then again, I have a bit of ADD. My mind wanders easily.

And we still don't have all the JFK files!

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char's avatar

Video that is worthy of your time. Not new but just received. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTa3whYEYbk

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FreeBird07's avatar

I want to watch it again - so many names and people intertwined. I need a big white board to connect everything.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Back in the day, Samuel Clemens, aka Mark Twain, was very eloquent with the same complaints regarding the USG's war of aggression in the Philippines.

Isn't it interesting that every time a sitting President decides the CIA has to go, the President ends up attacked and taken out of office "involuntarily"?

Trump and Vance better ditch the "free" Secret Service protection and hire their own bodyguards. It was the Secret Service that pulled the trigger on the gun that killed JFK and it is the Secret Service that tried to kill Trump. It's always the bodyguards...or the butler.

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Susan W's avatar

I said as much to my spouse this morning after hearing Trump say he would dismantle the Deep State. Said he should tone down the speeches. Because I personally don't believe "They" won't try again and again. "They" didn't want JFK's brother either and took care of him while he was just a candidate. Do not for one second think it can't happen.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

But God…Schumer said the intelligence agencies had ‘seven ways to Sunday to get Trump’. It seems they’ve burned through about 6 of them already and nothing, not even trying to shoot him in the head at close range, has worked yet.

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char's avatar

Willing. I see President Trump wearing down. IMO needs extra prayers. Yes for evil but also for health. Not many younger men would be able to keep up with the assaults, grinding schedules. Prayers he is able to stay strong as many have commented on his 'faltering'. Certainly exhaustion may be catching up, how could it not

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char's avatar

Not new, but received tonight. Video--worthy of your time if not seen. ....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTa3whYEYbk

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Really good summary video. I agree 100%.

I pray for President Trump continuously and for Melania and the family and am utterly amazed at their commitment and endurance.

President Reagan is so revered by so many, but his children were a nightmare, from his prancing, leftist dancer son, Ron, Jr. to his strange lefty daughter, Maureen. The only one who seemed to have any common sense was the adopted son, Michael, who was apparently ostracized by the family.

Nancy, Reagan’s beloved wife, was a strange piece of work as well, unless that was just the media’s twisted, perverted reporting. But I had gotten pretty good at reading between the lines In regards to media reporting even then, and she seemed to have ‘wobbly’ values. She was mother to the prancing dancer leftist son, and seemed an indifferent step-mother to the other two.

I’m not that far from Trump in age and I know he needs prayer. I’m exhausted just thinking about what he does.

But in regards to the ‘he is faltering’ reports? Where are they coming from, and who benefits from them?

I’m super busy right now trying to bring my old house into shape so it will last and sustain through my ‘winter years’, so I’m not following the rallies as closely as I have through the years, but when I do tune in, I see DJT speaking for 90 minutes or more to tens of thousands.p

What is the faltering? I’m sure the lying media is pushing such a narrative, but is there any truth there?

And like the end of this video proclaims, there is definitely something providential happening here. Trump is not standing on his own.

That’s what I think.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

In this age of deep fakes, superior prosthetics, AI artificial voice reproduction and what else I don't know, I here report the suggestion I gathered that the real DJT is being kept safe while doubles are being used in public. Maybe? I don't know. Probably not the best idea to repeat hearsay but it's just so... plausible.

...I wonder if the (purported) doubles are offered appropriate health/disability/life insurance. Crazy talk...🤪

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char's avatar

Video worthy of your time , if you have not seen. Not new but just received.

....... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTa3whYEYbk

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

Those who don’t have 2 1/2 hours, here’s a condensed version from Tucker:

https://x.com/SaltyGoat17/status/1810287388431622247?s=19

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Joanie Higgs's avatar

Thanks for this!

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LMWC's avatar

“All the tools we see used now against Trump, Shepard claimed, including stolen elections, were developed to overthrow anti-communist Nixon, who at the time —prepare to be shocked— was working on reducing the CIA’s powers.”

I had just finished my freshmen year of college when Watergate broke with the hearings for many of us. I had voted for Richard Nixon in 1972, my first time to vote, and my first and only time voting absentee, as I was at college the time of the election. I remember watching bits and pieces of the hearings, seeing John Dean and thinking he was the only good looking one of the bunch and his pretty wife, Mo, shown on camera often. After Nixon resigned and the rest went to prison or resigned, I thought it was a scandal that only happened in Washington DC. I was partially correct, it happened over and over again, we just didn’t know. I am reading a book on the battle of Shiloh from the Civil War. I was struck at how political so many decisions made were. If people actually knowledgeable about military matters had been allowed to carry out plans, we might have had different outcomes. Throughout history, “everything old is new again”, and “those who do not learn from history, are doomed to repeat it”. Unfortunately, we keep finding history was often subterfuge, and smoke & mirrors.

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daverkb's avatar

I was real young. And remember thinking something 'was going on' because it seemed scripted, orchestrated. I would not have used terms back then. More like something being 'fishy' about it.

That Tucker interview really shed a lot of light on the whole Watergate thing.

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carily myers's avatar

Nixon won 49 states, a slaughter of the Dem party. At that exact moment the deep state started their op to get rid of him. It worked.

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daverkb's avatar

We really had no idea of the depth of the rot, not with JFK or Nixion. 911 was my wake up call because it could not possibly happened as described ... a gravity collapse of two buildings (which destroyed seven building).

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Bill Campbell's avatar

Kind of like reading the Boeing maintenance manual. That interview was one of the most revealing, informative discourses I have seen (or read) about the US Administrative (deep) state. Take the time to watch it and understand what Geoff Shepard is telling us. From Kennedy to Nixon to Trump to Biden (and who knows what in between), the communist infiltration (and that is exactly what it is) of our government and society is going to be our downfall. Unless we truly understand it and take action to stop it.

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liz's avatar

its not Communists, its the CIA. JFK tried to tell you, tried to dismantle it. if only he had been successful.

CIA regime changes and sanctions are the cause of most of the MIGRANT PROBLEMS as well.

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Juju's avatar

(On a side note, I love your user name 🤣💪 And I’m a vaxxed ass with the first month of shots…just love your humor) Ok, back to the news …

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fineart2day's avatar

There's a link to his movie on Nixon if you look on Tucker's YouTube (pay to view only)

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Kiss My Unvaxxed Ass's avatar

it’s also the first reply under the X interview

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I love your handle!

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Kiss My Unvaxxed Ass's avatar

☺️

it’s supposed to be “Kiss My Unvaxxed Ass, Brandon”, but character limits…

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Politico Phil's avatar

More censorship

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Politico Phil's avatar

LOL omg I didn't notice!

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Brenda Cook's avatar

You really have to be committed to giving the interview your full attention. I would suggest watching the documentary first which is greatly condensed and then the interview. Geoff Shepard also has books out on this.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Shepard has an extensive website with all of the information and documents on it.

https://shepardonwatergate.com/

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daverkb's avatar

Tucker Interview? It's required listening/watching.

Although I found it hard to follow all the moving parts (people, places, etc) due to the complexity, I did get the gist of it.

Nothing much changes. And the same kind of blow the reporters up in heros and devil the contrivance, the dissimulating. Absolutely fascinating.

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AP's avatar

https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/1823130086888903026?s=46&t=73f1k2vDr6_SaNtnTUaSRw

Did anyone see this? And now AP is claiming they have leaked campaign info on Trump/Vance that they are not releasing.

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Kelly's avatar

My bf and I watched about 45 mins of it. We couldnt finish it. I am not a smart woman, but HE is a smart man...and he couldnt keep track, either.

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Janet's avatar

Here is link to the documentary.

https://watergatesecret.com/

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MaryAnn's avatar

It was a bit mind-blowing to hear the parallels between sabotaging Nixon and the job being done on DJT. Nixon believed in the system and that the truth would come out.

Sadly, he did not live to see the documentary or read the books about the traitors in his admin.

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carily myers's avatar

true

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Ellen's avatar

I remember reading something years ago, like maybe just pre-covid, about the CIA connection and not even being surprised, but feeling sorry for the family - even though I'm sure they were not perfect (even if they were dressed and groomed to look that way). The girls were much older than me but I still related to the shame they must have felt.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

Elon is THE GOAT!! Crazy that 2 billionaires both decided to save our country (and the world for that matter) by putting themselves in between us and the deep state. Gives me hope for what’s to come.

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Valerie's avatar

I know a lot of people are suspicious of Elon’s motives, but I really like his actions of the last few years. His commitment to free speech has the potential to change everything. Will he become what we hate in the future? Possibly. But based on his actions I’m giving him the benefit of the doubt.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I like him but don’t trust him in the big picture.

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Long Enough?'s avatar

The big picture? You can’t get any bigger picture than his conversations with Trump, DeSantis and Ramaswamy. 2 years ago none of them would have been able to get their message out on X. Under Zuck, Trump was banned. What about the Twitter files? How about telling France to buzz off when they tried to force him to censor speech? And now this week that twit from the UK.

He has a very successful car company and gets ZERO government subsidies yet is being sued by them. He creates Starlink which brings the internet to millions of people around the world. He even unrestricted many of his Tesla tech patents so other companies could help to evolve the industry.

C’mon, you’re buying into the anti-Musk propaganda. Remember, we don’t have to agree with EVERY person on EVERY issue. It’s should be a sum a of all parts. In my opinion, Musk has had a very positive impact on fighting the globalists.

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I forgot to mention that the gov hates him so much that they gave BOEING the Starliner contract which is now DOA at the space station. SpaceX has been delivering extra food, clothing and supplies while NASA sits on its hands. As Jeff would say, “so.”

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Bill Campbell's avatar

I do not believe NASA is sitting on its hands. They are incompetent and incapable. Unfortunately most likely the direct result of the same thing afflicting Boeing and Starliner: DEI.

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liz's avatar
Aug 14Edited

Musk does not appear to be a DEI fan. so...definitely not a fan of the Trans agenda.

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carily myers's avatar

agree

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Jack Bergeron's avatar

Tax credits gave Tesla the impetus it needed to survive and thrive. Who else gets permission to use NASA’s launch facilities? Central Bank Digital Currency needs worldwide internet access being provided by Musk’s Starlink satellites. The deep state players are extreme masters of deception and deviousness.

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MaryAnn's avatar

I seriously doubt Tesla’s tax credits were a gift. Nothing is ever gifted when there are large amounts of money to be made. I suspect the tax credits came with strings attached and Musk weighed his options/counted the cost.

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Bob Bichen's avatar

Also, don't forget Musk's involvement in transhumanism.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Very wise

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Juju's avatar

I LOVE his response. EU is like “That’s a nice social media platform you have there, it would be a shame if anything happened to it.” And Elon is like “Come at me bro” 😂 Love him or hate him he is doing exactly what all of us dream of doing in our self-starring super hero movies in our heads. Lol

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Breton just a little bit small-man-syndrome +France-is-a-has-been-country jealous that Twitter comes out of USA?

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carily myers's avatar

YES-like

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Robin Greer's avatar

I finally finished listening this morning. It was very enjoyable for me. I wish that we had honest debates in this country, but we do not. The left always lies and manipulates and unfortunately people that vote Democrat fall for it hook, line and sinker.

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79SmithW60's avatar

I think that is why the Dems hold control so closely to the government (public) school system and the power and influence that it wields on the future of the country. They purposefully do not teach actual skills, and specifically critical thinking. If kids were still taught to critically think, they would at least have a chance to not completely fall for all of the popular culture (tranny, gay, climate cult lies, and the like). Gone are the days of the heavy metal t-shirts and jeans. The decline has been purposefully accelerated.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Just (an hour ago) finished 3rd Latin lesson by Skype with young granddaughter in England. Did same with her older sister last year. Watching a child's face light up because she is actually getting to think, and to draw conclusions, is a gift to me. And a very negative comment on their (private!) school education.

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liz's avatar

thank you for doing that! I LOVED Latin, but dont remember the critical thinking piece..

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I suspect that it did not happen. Certainly was not part of my own Latin learning experience. But as a teacher of Latin....I was able to choose to do differently. And do still. Though now only with grandchildren on two continents.

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Kalinda's avatar

Latin roots for words was an incredibly good critical thinking skills lesson. Try "mal" and see what you come up with.

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79SmithW60's avatar

Awesome! Latin is or should be a foundational root of all education in my opinion. We home school and Latin is a part of our curriculum. Wish I had it when I went to government (taxpayer funded) school.

Sometimes the private schools can be nearly as bad as government schools; it all hinges on the teachers, the curriculum and the "administration" of the school.

Competition in schools should be incorporated, so that the money follows the student. It would improve all schools if parents had more choice, which is why Dems (and RINOs) really don't like competition, because it affects their campaign donation coffers. No one has more interest in the education of their children/grandchildren than the parents and grandparents.

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SB's avatar

Well, both of them have seen the government try to take their billions, so.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Right?!! But it does help that they both have a lot to lose (and Elon already lost a child).

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Johnny-O's avatar

If you think two narcissistic billionaires are going to save the country, I have some ocean front property for you down here in AZ. Musk is a permanent state goon, and has contracts with DARPA.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Like you, I don't look for any of these guys to "save the country". But I do hope to watch them gut the Marxist Dems with a filet knife.

The saving part is in God's hands and, if His Word is any guide, this will only come about through Judgement and hard times.

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Juju's avatar

I don’t believe any of us believe these two are going to “save our country”. We all believe someone needs to help the American people to “start” saving our country, and that will never start if the current administration (behind the scenes,) remains in power. Between now and November we don’t have the time to develop from the grass roots an unmarred, wholesome, uncorrupted, honest person to rise through the ranks to take the reins of power. We see Trump, Vance, and supporters like Musk and Tucker as key to “starting” something necessary to save our Republic. We all still need to be working on the grass roots in the meantime.

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Karmy's avatar

I see them as tools being used by God to move the people. Trump ripped the mask off showing people what was going on behind the curtain. If not for him, we would be further down the evil one’s path. Praise be to God! He is so good to us and we do not deserve it. His mercy is unlimited.

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79SmithW60's avatar

Amen!!!

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79SmithW60's avatar

@Juju: Very well said!

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Is there anyone on earth you don’t despise?

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Johnny-O's avatar

Most ordinary people. Sorry I don't like power hungry megalomaniacs. Strange, I know.

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Laura Barrett's avatar

Dude, Savior fallacy much?

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FH's avatar

And the next best response was by a poster with a clever name who replied “our letter was better,” and included an image of the Declaration of Independence.

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Notyours's avatar

I preferred that one - the not so subtle tweak. Not taking anything away from Elon's and don't have any issues with it.

Redheaded Libertarian I think is the name of the poster.

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carily myers's avatar

LIKE

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BBS's avatar

Yes!!!!!!

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Light From Within-Lesley's avatar

Good morning, friends! Let us rejoice in this day that the Lord has made✨

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

https://www.houstonpress.com/news/former-harris-county-employee-faces-criminal-charges-over-2022-election-18725649

Houston TX DA charges county employee for 6 felony counts related to the “paper ballot shortage” in 2022 election.

Apparently, this loser was in change of providing ballots to the county and worked full time from home. Then, he took a 2nd full time job paying twice as much that required him to work in person. So, he collected a pay check from the county working invisibly, remote, obviously with no supervision, and then collected a second paycheck in person.

In the 2022 election, he decided to send the same amount of paper ballots to 98% of the precincts. Then the chaos and sued when they systematically ran out of paper ballots.

This is an example of the fools that we have employed in government.

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DeAnna's avatar

I am a precinct chair in Harris County (belly of the beast). I was a presiding judge on Election Day 2022. My precinct is primarily Conservative Republican and we were not provided enough ballot paper by these criminals. This guy is a small fish in the larger pool of snakes. Lina Hidalgo and Rodney Eli’s run Harris County and they need to be held accountable!

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

I hope so! This DA lost the primary and is out the door, so I’m thinking the charges must be 100% obvious for her to use energy at the end of her term perusing it. But, the investigation has probably been going since 2022 anyway. I don’t care which party, prosecutors need to go after all election fraud and interference.

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JT's avatar

“…prosecutors need to go after all election fraud and interference.” But they won’t! Sadly, these days “Party” comes first…ethics and personal integrity are way down the list!

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Valerie's avatar

Another good reason to vote early. Where are you in Harris county? We are friends with rep Tom Oliverson and happened to run into him right after that election and he was lit UP about the ballot shortages.

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DeAnna's avatar

Love Tom Oliverson, hope he becomes TX Speaker!!! We are in the Spring/Klein area.

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Valerie's avatar

Oh, we’re in Tomball, hi neighbor! We were in bible study with Tom for years and I have never met a human being with better recall of scripture in my life. It was astounding.

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MiBellaPJ's avatar

Hi there neighbor. Really like Tomball and frequent Saturday Farmer’s Market and restaurants. Graze is fav. Moved to Spring six years ago and Tomball is short 20 minutes away. Have watched Tomball’s growth and met wonderful folks.

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MiBellaPJ's avatar

Hello neighbor. Six years ago, I moved to Spring. Lived in Houston for 43 years and glad I closed my business, sold my home and relocated to Spring (next door now to The Woodlands).

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Treason hurts for a second.

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Just_Henry's avatar

Trump campaign should state “if you are hired to cheat in the upcoming election we will pay you more to not cheat, rat out your superiors and we’ll give you amnesty”

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MaryLS's avatar

Where does the money for that come from? If the people working elections do not have integrity, you cannot protect the election process.

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FH's avatar

Commenter on another blog pointed out the millions of public employees who are unionized. Our tax money pays their wages, they pay the union dues, and the union bosses influence politics. So…

Another commenter told readers how important it is to distinguish between private sector unions and public sector unions.

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Susan Clack's avatar

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

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Politico Phil's avatar

I like that! "Money talks and bullshit walks."

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Illinois printed each ballot as we checked ID except for mail ins and if the Internet system went down or printers froze. Yes, and we enrolled NEW voters at the SAME time!

Nothing to see here. Move along.

At one point ppl COULDN'T VOTE because after an hour they still didn't have the system working. 😡🙈

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taxpayer's avatar

This may be correct for some places, but in suburban Cook County voters may choose to use paper ballots, which don't depend on the internet. ( What happens to leftover ballots I know not. )

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Karmy's avatar

I am an election judge in Ravalli County Montana. We use paper ballots and our chain of custody rules are very strict. Every ballot is numbered that corresponds to the number stamped on the election roll as the voter signs in after showing ID. At end of night numbers and ballots must match. Remaining ballots are secured and returned to the election administrator.

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Chris Kanon's avatar

So much for secret ballots...

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Trilby's avatar

In NYC where I am a poll worker, the BoE routinely provides many hundreds of ballots to each table which at the end of the night get dumped somewhere... Think of the trees! The poor trees!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Trees are a SUSTAINABLE resource.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Bingo!!

Too believe that one must have common sense. A renewable resource in very short supply these days

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FH's avatar

Yes they are. You might be from the Northwest?

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DeAnna's avatar

And where is the Texas Secretary of State ??? Abbott doesn’t care about fixing elections in Texas. Only AG Paxton is working on this.

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Fla Mom's avatar

In our county, other than the vote-by-mail ballots, ballots are printed for each person after they check in with their photo ID and signature verification. There are no 'lost' ballots, nor can there be a shortage.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Johnny,

Another DEI hire. What do you expect?

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Dr Linda's avatar

Wow!

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Tonya's avatar

How can anyone seriously believe that allowing a political candidate to speak freely and openly, without censorship, will "generate detrimental effects on civic discourse and public security"?

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

Because “they” only want their narrative spoken. Which has been for 8 years, “orange man bad” 🤦🏻‍♀️

Elon now has given people hope around the world which the deep state doesn’t like. 🙄

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BBS's avatar

Thank God for Elon.

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Johnny-O's avatar

People need to do some research. Musk has deep ties to DARPA. Twitter is "free" (which it isn't really - they visibility filter what they want you to see/not see) - because they want all the data they can get on you. He wants to mimic/recreate the chinese app that is a catchall for social media, banking, etc. Starlink is used in the Ukraine conflict. Starlink will be used to monitor our every movement. Places I used to mt. bike in the middle of nowhere with no reception now have reception. It is nearly inescapable at this point.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I have to ask, because you make very good points:

Is there a place or purpose where DARPA would be a good thing, in your opinion?

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Johnny-O's avatar

Good question and fair. I would imagine, ostensibly there may be "good" things they are working on, but then we would have to assume that these powerful entities are actually working for us/on our side and not with the oligarchs/permanent state actors - which seems like a huge leap of faith.

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Fla Mom's avatar

DARPA literally invented the Internet. Good or bad; or both.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Sometimes I think people in power threaten others just because they are in position to do so. It’s not logical.

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Kathy's avatar

They are miserable people. And I think oligarchs are just bored.

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

Right… if Trump was as dictatorial as they claim, they should welcome his uncensored comments so voters could clearly get the full measure of how truly evil he is.

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Tonya's avatar

I think their response to that would be that there are too many stupid people who can't tell the difference between falsehood and truth. That is the entire argument for censorship. And our entire - and much more valid - argument is, who determines “truth”?

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Because they are insanely eaten up with themselves.

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Vida Galore's avatar

Because words are "literal violence" now. You know, the same as assault and battery, or genocide.

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Ed Thorrens's avatar

“For even the Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to minister, and to give his life a ransom for many.”

‭‭Mark‬ ‭10‬:‭45‬ ‭KJV‬‬

https://bible.com/bible/1/mrk.10.45.KJV

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Good morning from cheating Pennsylvania.

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Juju's avatar

I swear I’m so tempted me to start driving east from Crooked Illinois to have coffee with y’all. We need to coordinate meetups somehow. My soul needs this same camaraderie face to face. C&C coffee clutches across America. I’d drive!

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PEL's avatar

Do you listen to Shaun Thompson on am560 at 4? His epic rants are hysterical. And so many gems such as “it’s as genuine as the love of a third wife in Winnetka.” He was a Merc trader but has since decamped to Florida. You can catch him on rumble too. He’s an emcee at the rally in McHenry this Sunday. Trumpless but some other good speakers.

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

Good morning, Kathleen, from Washington, the state that perfected mail-in cheating over a decade ago.

Mrs. "the Knife"

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Becky's avatar

And WA sends ballots (with Spanish translations) to anyone with a driver’s license and and address, both of which people entering the America illegally can have.

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

Good ol' motor-voter law. When I turned 18, I had to show my birth certificate and my driver's license to register to vote! Of course, that was before WA was "californicated"!

Mrs. "the Knife"

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Kathy's avatar

Wow.

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Michelle's avatar

Yes, in fact, the DMV is forbidden from asking (by state law) the citizenship status of those seeking to get a driver’s license. And then thanks to Bill Clinton’s Motor Voter law, they are asked if the would like to register to vote while getting their licenses. They have to sign something that says they are legally allowed to vote, which many probably don’t understand. It is totally on the honor system. Some really liberal DMV locations (i.e. King County) will just automatically register them to vote without asking. And then the ballots are mailed out en masse. First time immigrant voters will generally vote for whoever has the big shiny D next to their name because “D means Democracy.” Don’t have a ballot? That’s okay because the state had even accepted votes written on a disposable paper napkin. WA is truly lost, I fear there is no possible return here. Most of the republicans here are RINOs, including the current republican candidate for governor. If he wins, there will be few changes if any here. If Bob Ferguson (current lawless state AG) wins, things will get worse than in Inslee’s current 12-year reign of terror. We had a good republican candidate in Semi Bird, but our supposed conservative reporters smeared him with false claims of stolen valor.

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Laura Barrett's avatar

Good ol’ Washington, my home sweet home. Hello from the one red county of the I-5 corridor. Which doesn’t matter because of all the cheating’.

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

Hello, neighbor! Since my "forgettery" is working harder than my memory, I don't remember which politician said it, but back in the early 2000s (?) one of the dems said that their goal was to turn the entire I-5 corridor from Vancouver (Canada) to Vancouver (Oregon) blue.

Mrs. "the Knife"

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BBS's avatar

And to you from your next door neighbor --- Ohio!

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Former Buckeye here … the commonly held view when I was there was that Ohio elections were much safer and honest than its neighboring states (Illinois, Pennsylvania). Reason being, the state house and legislature tended to pretty consistently swing back-and-forth between red and blue. That was borne out by Ohio one of the 2 Bellwether states (Ohio since 1904, and then Florida being added in the 1950s). Trump won Ohio by around 9 points in 2020.

Florida really tightened up its election security after the 2000 election.

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Kitkat's avatar

Good Morning from cheating California. A fellow Kathleen. :D

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

Good morning from fraudulent Michigan, recently from cheating AZ!

(Been inMI 4 months but still cheering that in AZ, Steven (Stephen?) Richer was primaried, hoorah!)

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

You have a crazy governor and AG and Sec. of State in the once fine state of Michigan.

Sympathies.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

Yep. The "Witchmer"-led trifecta, with her coven members Dana Nessel, and Jocelyn Benson... just my take...

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Carrie's avatar

Good morning from rank choice voting Alaska (a subversive way of cheating)!

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Cinghale's avatar

Chester County here, K. where are you?

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Corrupt cheating Allegheny County.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Morning!

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

No one voted for Thierry Breton. EU commissioners are simply appointed by their home countries. I hope he didn't use the word Democracy in his diatribe.

The president of the EU commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has held several ministerial posts in Germany, failing at all of them and her last posting as defense minister was so marred in scandal that she was shipped off to the EU where the countries dump all the politicians that are too toxic to keep in-country. That would be great if it simply was a debate club with zero power.

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Virtue Mustwin's avatar

No one voted for Kamala, either, and "democracy" is one of her favorite words. The African Gray Parrot probably has more words than she does, come to think of it.

Elon has enough "F You" money to take care of ol' Thierry, thank God.

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Tom's avatar

African Gray's can string together words in order to convey what they want. Alex, the African Gray, created a portmanteau to express his desire for an apple: "Want banerry." "Banerry" being a portmanteau of banana and cherry that he applied to apples. Banana to convey size, cherry to convey color, and they're both things he liked to eat.

The difference is that Kamala strings together words in order to sound important. A future unburdened by the past is effect unburdened by cause. It's an absurdity. People who pretend it's wisdom are doing so because they don't want to appear foolish to their tribe.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

I believe that’s a Marxist mantra…

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Tom's avatar

Like so many other absurdities.

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FreeBird07's avatar

I heard her speaking about AI - she said "AI is two words, artificial intelligence" - now that I think about it she was probably describing herself :)

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

Not sure the "F you" money really exists on that stage, the state has more money and better weapons and they don't necessarily have to play by the rules. That is to stay Musk is very Brave in fighting this horse manure coming from the EU.

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Juju's avatar

Yeah well Musk has rockets! He can retrofit them for targeted earth use. 🤣

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

And the State can seize any and all "FU" money a person has, regardless of where it is.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

Yeah and a piece of paper like the constitution or declaration of human rights isn't going to protect you. Ask the Russian "oligarchs" who had their assets frozen or stolen outright - something they themselves and Putin have been accused of.

That TikTok ban law can easily be applied to X / Twitter.

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Inverted Pyramid's avatar

Help: are you saying that the EU can seize money that is held in the USA? If “yes”, under what authority/charter? Thx

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

The D machine waged a coup on the electorate — foregoing the primary process that would have given voters a choice for who would be on the top of the ticket. The D voters and the D MSM doesn’t care. But they seem comfortable with letting their betters make these important decisions for them.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

We kinda need a new spot— like Australia used to be. “Here’s our undesirables. Good luck.”

Only

now Australia is fabulous, of course, but you get the

idea.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Australia turned into a prison planet with their draconian covid mitigation efforts.

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Kathy's avatar

I love Australia and its people, but it has become a scary place of Five Eyes totalitarian control. I believe you can’t even get ivermectin there.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I thought about visiting Australia or New Zealand...but after what happened during covid, no way would I go.

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shayne's avatar

Especially the state of Victoria.

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Vida Galore's avatar

Is Victoria Australia's California? Or maybe Australia's Connecticut?

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shayne's avatar

I would say more Connecticut than California. Melbourne, Victoria's capital is quite a trendy city. Nice people, just awful Premier and government at the time of covid.

Queensland's Premier was as bad.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

Epstein Island should be available and many politicians have already been there so it's not that much of an adjustment. Just make sure there are no young girls there. Considering most of those people have few real-world skills I expect the Island will have to be repopulated regularly.

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Nicole Rivas weaver's avatar

Maybe ship them all to NY, California, then we chop those two states off the map and watch them float away.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Somebody from UK said (I hope "quipped") that Falklands were being prepared for that.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

2024 version of Escape from NY or Escape from LA, anyone?

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rolandttg's avatar

And even the minion representatives make ~$ 3/4 million per year.

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KatLee's avatar

Yes, Jeff, I agree with you. What is happening in the Middle East and the ripples from there is written in the Bible. It is an exciting time.

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Juju's avatar

It is goosebump inducing to see a prophecy actually come true in our present time, not just read about how it came true 2,000 years ago. That bring one closer to God and be able to feel his active presence in our lives today.

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Judy Ogden's avatar

Amen to Juju’s comment—including the goosebumps! 🙏

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Uncle Juan's avatar

Except many thought the end was coming almost 50 years ago… I was caught up in it with millions of others.

God is moving, but not like many evangelical leaders think.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Always remember, the point of prophecy is to warn people to repent be it in the Old Testament or Revelation. We are not to be caught up in the "when will it happen" or even the "what will I say." See vs 14 & 15 below

Luke 21: 10 Then he said to them: “Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. 11 There will be great earthquakes, famines and pestilences in various places, and fearful events and great signs from heaven. 12 “But before all this, they will seize you and persecute you. They will hand you over to synagogues and put you in prison, and you will be brought before kings and governors, and all on account of my name. 13 And so you will bear testimony to me. 14 But make up your mind not to worry beforehand how you will defend yourselves. 15 For I will give you words and wisdom that none of your adversaries will be able to resist or contradict. 16 You will be betrayed even by parents, brothers and sisters, relatives and friends, and they will put some of you to death. 17 Everyone will hate you because of me. 18 But not a hair of your head will perish. 19 Stand firm, and you will win life. 20 “When you see Jerusalem being surrounded by armies, you will know that its desolation is near. 21 Then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains, let those in the city get out, and let those in the country not enter the city. 22 For this is the time of punishment in fulfillment of all that has been written. 23 How dreadful it will be in those days for pregnant women and nursing mothers! There will be great distress in the land and wrath against this people. 24 They will fall by the sword and will be taken as prisoners to all the nations. Jerusalem will be trampled on by the Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled. 25 “There will be signs in the sun, moon and stars. On the earth, nations will be in anguish and perplexity at the roaring and tossing of the sea. 26 People will faint from terror, apprehensive of what is coming on the world, for the heavenly bodies will be shaken. 27 At that time they will see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with power and great glory. 28 When these things begin to take place, stand up and lift up your heads, because your redemption is drawing near.”

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AngelaK's avatar

Indeed scary. In the early Christian persecutions, the stories of many martyred saints have been handed down through the Orthodox and Roman Catholic traditions. In standing up for Christ, they endured horrible tortures, but before the end, many times God gave them words which confounded the magistrates and miraculous restorations which confounded their torturers.

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Juju's avatar

Amazing how those verses read today in 2024 sound so clear and understandable, and relatable, unlike any other time on my 59 years. Ears to hear and eyes to see definitely have been given.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Let me ask a question or two. What is the most significant event in human history since The Fall? The answer is the incarnation of God the Son, His sacrifice and His ascension as the Son of Man to the throne of God to reign over history as the King of kings and Lord of lords and of whose reign there shall be no end. And what is the sole purpose of God's Revelation but to point us to Christ? Then why is it that we so quickly ignore the context in which God's delivers His Revelation to us?

The dialogue that Jesus delivers in Luke 21:5-36 is book-ended at the front with v.6, “These things which you see—the days will come in which not one stone shall be left upon another that shall not be thrown down” and then concluded with v.36, "Watch therefore, and pray always that you may be counted worthy to escape all these things that will come to pass, and to stand before the Son of Man.”

If you were there listening to the Messiah, how would you understand what Jesus is saying? "These things which YOU see... that YOU may be counted worthy..." Jesus was warning His audience of what was to come to pass in their lifetimes: "Assuredly, I say to YOU, this generation will by no means pass away till ALL things take place." Unless Jesus was misleading His listeners, He was speaking to the generation that would see the Days of Vengeance: "For these are the days of vengeance, that ALL things which are written may be fulfilled." And what are "all things which are written"? These are the prophecies of the Word of God in the Old Testament.

Allow me to quote from an exposition of the book of Revelation by David Chilton which I think anyone would find fruitful. As people have done in the past, many today want to apply the prophetic scriptures such as Revelation to their current times. Writing of Ezekiel's description in chapters 16 and 23 of "the Bride's apostasy from her divine Husband", David Chilton writes, "The same was true of Israel in the first century. At the very moment when the promised Bridegroom arrived, Israel was fornicating with Caesar. The sight of her true Husband only drove her further into adulterous union with "the kings of the earth." Rejecting Christ's kingship (cf. 1 Sam. 8:7-8), the chief priests cried: "We have no King but Caesar!" (John 19:15). The apostasy of Jerusalem led the whole nation into religious and political fornication."

Page 428 of "The Days of Vengeance: An Exposition of the Book of Revelation" by David Chilton.

The imagery of Israel's adultery is fairly common in the prophets, as they bring God's Covenant Lawsuit against the Bride who has abandoned her Husband. As St. John tells us in 18:24, "in her was found the blood of prophets and of saints and of all who have been slain on the earth." First century Israel was the Harlot and Jerusalem was the Harlot-City that John was warning would be judged and destroyed and the Temple torn down such that not one stone was left upon another as Jesus warned earlier.

I highly recommend Chilton's exposition and his smaller book, "The Great Tribulation".

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Margaret Allison's avatar

There’s a great awakening in the Christian world. Mr. Childers, always believe and quote what the prophets foretold would happen. The Bible is the inspired Word of God. It’s still God’s World. We don’t know the day nor the hour Jesus will come. Everyone I talk to expect it to happen soon! I likewise. It’s our hour to “win the lost at any cost.” All the world events are lining up with Scripture. We have a blessed hope to tell the world! “The darker the night the brighter the light shines. I’m walking with Jesus the light of the world. Yes, He is the light! In Him is no darkness. The darker the night; the brighter the light when I’m walking with Him.” I cannot tell you the author of the song but that just came to me as I text.

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sunsandwind's avatar

It's only now that someone can truly control all buying and selling worldwide that much of prophecy can be fulfilled. 50 years ago I couldn't imagine how that could be done.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Digital money, we are very close to that sunsandwind. Everyone will be 'paid' with digital deposits, all spending will be digital, and you can only purchase what the king will allow you to purchase. Not unlike prisons today, prisoners receive so many credits to spend in the commissary and are limited in what they can purchase.

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Terry C's avatar

A friend who is a top biblical scholar with one specialty in end times taught us to be watchful but extremely careful as we see current events. "Newspaper exegesis" (interpretation) is often, if not usually, wrong.

For instance, a Bible study group--not one of his--I was in also had done lots of study on end times. One key piece we saw was the preparation of items for the new temple to be built on the original site. Many were all excited. THE TIME WAS HERE! But I pointed out that a key part of the OT prophesy, is all the Jews being back in Israel and with their new hearts. They are not yet. AND, just because Israel exists as a nation now, doesn't mean the Jews won't be driven out again before end times.

I'm not saying it will happen, just that an awful lot of nations are working to make that happen, and so many need a change of heart to return to God and serve Him like He called His people to do.

So, we remain vigilant, watchful, with our lamps lit and extra oil available. We also need to remain gentle as doves but wise as serpents through all this uncertainty and insanity.

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Juju's avatar

The difference is some people look for a way to fit the scripture in with the times. They force it to fit. Instead, we should put no effort at all into it, and just be watchful; recognize when the times are actually fitting scripture without any effort or calisthenics.

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AngelaK's avatar

Well said, and they will be difficult. We are told so.

What makes me think that we are in end times (which could be 50 or 100 years) is:

1. the digital and chip technology (anti Christ, buying and selling, mark of the beast)

2: the extent to which all the crazy leftist sins are accepted as normal, which is above and beyond anything anyone has ever seen in almost two millenia.

In addition to all that, I was just sent a petition to sign to online Walmart which is selling satan religion stuff and also coloring books. etc to children.

Petition to Walmart:

https://www.returntoorder.org/petition/tell-walmart-to-stop-selling-satanic-products/?PKG=RTOE2055

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Juju's avatar

I often think this too, but then I remember Sodom and Gomorra. I wonder what life had been like leading up to that event? It’s quite possible the leftist sins have been accepted as moral in the same way many times over the past few thousand years. Even Israel itself when without their own land fell into that sewer. And what were times like before Noah’s Ark? I’m not sure our present day glorification of sinfulness is new. But combined with other signs it is certainly significant. The sad thing is a God has already shown us what He will do when a city/country/world chooses to elevate and celebrate such depravity. He will destroy it Himself. Once again we are ignoring his warnings.

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AngelaK's avatar

I agree. Actually, I was going to clarify in the past 1700 years, from when paganism was destroyed and Christianity was legalized and then spread.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Bingo!

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Judy Ogden's avatar

The old gods (demons) have returned…here’s Jonathan Cahn explaining how the vile Olympic opening is added evidence…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFWM-ulP9fY

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MaryAnn's avatar

About the buying/selling mark, I was reading about Venmo (my adult children are urging this on me as paper checks are cumbersome 🙄) and one of the advantages was adding a person’s QR code to eliminate mistaken identity. I was not aware that people had QR codes. 😳😳

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AngelaK's avatar

Neither did I!

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Politico Phil's avatar

"The difference is some people look for a way to fit the scripture in with the times. They force it to fit."

Ah ha, you're getting there.

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Terry C's avatar

That's it!

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daverkb's avatar

Glad to see you put it this way.

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Politico Phil's avatar

"Newspaper exegesis" (interpretation) is often, if not usually, wrong...

Now there's a rabbit hole than needs to be excavated! Noticing parallels is always informative, helpful and useful. But today's church is so successfully tempted to interpret Biblical prophecy by imposing today's headlines on the Biblical text. Not a very sound approach.

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daverkb's avatar

The Bible made into a tool instead an eternal guide. And that's 'tool' like in the EU's Tool Box they are always talking about

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Politico Phil's avatar

I don't think anyone liked my comment on Luke 21... about what I expected though.

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daverkb's avatar

The Reformers were very, very astute on the Bible and could not be easily fooled. People today, not so much and very easily fooled ... and by just about everything. And I suppose the world disappoints you so very often the same as it does me. And how could it be otherwise?

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Olivia's avatar

But … look at the countries involved and/or against Israel now. That wasn’t the case 50 years ago. And all the deceptions … this definitely is a very incredible time to be alive. All eyes on Israel!!!🇮🇱

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Amen

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Carol M.'s avatar

There is an old curse: “May you live in exciting times.” 😛🙃 Let’s pray! 🙏☕️

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Judy Ogden's avatar

Amen!🙏

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

“What recourse do citizens have when those powers are abused, especially given the legal immunity government agents enjoy?”

This is a real problem. SCOTUS defined presidential immunity, but the people need to go after the other actors in the endless gov play.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

I will tell you in 50 years. Be patient.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

…Grasshoppa…

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Oh you got me! I should have added that.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

😂😂😂

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

😂25 years shaved off from FDA's recent attempt at 75! Hope you got that number cleared.😜

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

We’re already at the fourth box. Why do you think it was put in the constitution?

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162.550's avatar

"Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis once wrote, “The remedy to be applied (to bad speech) is more speech, not enforced silence.”

The EU rep throws a tantrum when he doesn't get his way, just like a baby. The left has been infantilized.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Breton is a pompous, self-important, narcissistic ass. There are too many of those around these days.

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Susan Catherine's avatar

My thoughts exactly. His ridiculous memo reeked of arrogance. It reminded me of an email I received from family trying to "do good" by encouraging me to take the shot. They were blind to their arrogance.

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Becky's avatar

It reminded me of the reply from Washington State’s AG (soon to be cheated in as governor) Bob Ferguson, when I wrote him that perhaps he should reconsider his lawsuit against a local florist for declining to participate in a “marriage” of two men. I’ve never seen such a mess of words feebly strung with hypocrisy and contorted logic in my life.

It was Richland Flower Shop, Barronelle Stutzman.

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Cowgirl Dee's avatar

He made word salad with water cress not the KH ice burg.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

arrogance and ignorance can be a fatal combo, for sure

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

That describes every politician, ever.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Tell me again how many thousand Americans died clearing Nazi soldiers out of France. And this is the culture we rescued: A progressive open sewer guarded by Thierry Breton and wearing the face of Thomas Jolly.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

My dad landed at Normandy.

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AngelaK's avatar

Europe is in a bad way. Not all the countries, but EU leadership rejects God.

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Vida Galore's avatar

E.g., more nazis - lol.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

@Kathleen thank you for posting that. Outstanding article! (and short, too)

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

You can sign up to get their articles daily.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Thank you, Kathleen. I enjoyed the article.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

I read it this morning; it was great. And, the previous article, Brake for the Quake.” Prep food and supplies for the coming crash!

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