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Locke's Conscience's avatar

Anybody else think we are moving on from the Donald Trump assassination plot a little too quickly?

Valerie's avatar

Moving on? The media barely acknowledged it in the first place. I truly believe that Biden stepping down from the campaign was done a few days after the assassination attempt on Trump specifically so it could be memory-holed more quickly. How Trump handled it makes him look good, and the media will have none of that.

Locke's Conscience's avatar

Agreed, the timing of the biden coup and removal was directly connected to the failed assassination plot.

WP William's avatar

well we know the Trumps all said that the same forces (person/people) who went after his 2015-6 Campaign, his Administration and everyone close to him, then Lawfaring him for 9 years are the same ones behind the July assassination plot. Obama (enlisting Clinton, Biden, and Agency heads) certainly appears to be the main public figure of it all, and of course there are other less visible criminals who sway and control him and make him think he's significant. We shouldn't forget how Trump derailed the Jeb Bush presidency (he would have been the heir apparent even had 'Lary Rodhard Clinton won in 2016).... and earned the ire of McCains, Romneys, Cheneys, and others in the Republistocracy. These NeoCon Patricians despise his interloping even more than the Dems have and are Most Likely Colluding with Dems to take him out by whatever means required.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I think it is way bigger than obama, who was a useful, angry puppet. Look at those who show up at WEF to determine our fate. They have the redistributed wealth and the connections with the deep state who trained, equipped, and positioned crooks.

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

WE THE PEOPLE have NO idea of the malicious, malevolent forces doing their 'most ut' TO DESTROY OUR COUNTRY and grind us into the "dust of history". Plus...we do have the 'decay from within' in that the morality and social mores have become more and more pagan and despicable over the past 6 decades. "Without and within", we are indeed a NATION BESIEGED in need of our Creator God's MERCY and FORGIVENESS...but will WE THE PEOPLE ask for that mercy and forgiveness??

Gemma Insinna's avatar

Absolutely! Satan’s minion fully propped by the globalists who are trying so very hard to ruin planet earth and humanity. They are losing though...

Truthseeker's avatar

Can’t be killery’s people… they don’t miss.

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Jack Bergeron's avatar

I think Biden would still be in the running if the assassination had gone according to plan.

Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

and according to Laura Loomer (so, grain of salt, even though she gets alot right...), Nikki would be "our" candidate...

shayne's avatar

Absolutely. They depended on Trump not being here.

YM's avatar

It is telling that Biden only stepped down after the failed attempts to both jail and kill Trump.

Carolyn's avatar

And adding in the prisoner exchange..

⊙mni's avatar

Suspicious indeed.

LMWC's avatar

I also think whatever happened in Las Vegas to Joe, cutting off his planned appearance had something to do with it. The week before they had all been proclaiming him “sharp as a tack”. Two unplanned occurrences. Tucker Carlson talked to Senator Mike Lee about what they think may have happened with coup of JRB.

Valerie's avatar

Honestly, I think there is above a 50% chance that Biden has passed away or is so incapacitated that he can’t be in public anymore. They’re pulling out the last resort body doubles at this point.

Carol M.'s avatar

I didn’t watch the “speech” after his return from Vegas, but hubby had it on. What caught my attention, going in and out of the living room, was the way “that” Joe talked with his hands! The “other” Joe never did that🤔

Melissa S's avatar

Did you ever see the movie, "Dave"? Kevin Kline and Sigourney Weaver. The president is in a coma and they get a body double.

YYR's avatar

Bongino hears Xiden is really cognitively gone at this point, they're just working around him as if he's dead.

Freebird's avatar

Valerie, agree with your assessment. Although I just watched an ABC News video of (supposed) Biden greeting the released political prisoners. If it’s not the real guy, he’s a very good actor. I wish we could’ve heard his comments on that, but his body movement was on par with what you’d expect from Pres. Cabbage.

The last speech given by him I thought was almost certainly a body double with AI voice over.

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

The real Joe Biden is in Walter Reed hospital drooling. The actor replacing him is doing a commendable job....IMHO.

Vonu's avatar

Maybe it is time for AI to do its stuff.

Maggie Think of Me's avatar

All one has to do is watch last night's arrival of the former prisoners from Russia...

Joe looks gone.

The expression on his face as Kalamala (🤣) speaks word salad is all one needs to see...

Irunthis1's avatar

He boarded the airplane after everyone got off like he thought he was going home!😂🤣😂

Freebird's avatar

I just watched that Maggie, and made the comment that if it’s not really him but a body double, the guy is just too good at acting. It appeared to be the old Joe shuffling around, most likely making nonsensical remarks, since we couldn’t hear them.

Kalamala 😂 good one. Her name is perfect for providing caricatures of her character. My latest favorite is Kakala.

WP William's avatar

a stroke...he went blank and fell, hitting his face...most likely. Then his master Barry O. threatened him.

Anna T's avatar

I suspect LGB had a stroke or major fall in Vegas. He appeared to have heavy makeup on the left side of his face during his "speech" covering up a huge bump or bruise. Or did one of those Olympic "boxers" deck him?

Mary Barrentine's avatar

Biden basically shook his fist in the face of God and double-dog-dared Him to do anything when he said he would drop out of the race "only if the Lord Almighty comes drown" and tells him to. I think the Lord Almighty afflicted him with hyper dementia.

Deb's avatar

Biden's cronies and his cabinet are still shouting out that same lie! Maybe they think it will eventually stick! Disgraceful!

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

BINGO! Although I continue to pray earnestly for our election to be free from fraud - there will be MASSIVE 'messing' with the election results from FOREIGN ENTITIES, OUR 'SNOOPS AGENCIES' AND THE D.N.C. What chance do we have with that "coalition" - ZIPPO - unless our Creator God is merciful and intervenes!!

PamelaZelie's avatar

“unless our Creator God is merciful and intervenes!”

That’s my prayer.

MakalekaAnne's avatar

But God! He is the ONLY answer to save us!

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

The captured MSM is the Transnationals main weapon.

Brian Lombardi's avatar

I honestly believe the intelligence agencies are running rogue. Without impunity. Without concern. Without accountability. And they need to be stopped.

WP William's avatar

the media wants to normalize and mainstream violence against Anti-Progressives, whether political figures, churches, non-Public schoolers, any and all traditionalists are acceptable and expected targets of the triggered and underserved mentally unstable or passionate oppressed persons. Most people carry on like it was a normal occurrence and shrug it off and are unconcerned with the whole thing too. Even Vietnam War, 9-11, and CoVid-phobia policies were just inconveniences to the mass of morons whose main concerns are mental and physical comfort, being entertained, and not needing to be too strenuous in life's daily motions.

WP William's avatar

Attempted Mass shooting by lone, disturbed Rightwinger with assault rifle successfully thwarted by Secret Service Sniper at PA Trump rally. Small fragment caused part of Trump's ear to bleed as he clumsily fell fearfully behind podium after initial popping noises of several random shots fired into the crowd. Only 3 raucous pro-gun MAGA attendees were injured, one fatally. The convicted felon candidate Trump immediately took advantage of the situation claiming victimization by media and his opponents and called for his idolizing supporters to fight back insinuating a call to violence and political attacks on those who don't accept the Big Lies of Donald Trump and his controversial campaign. Once the alleged assailant was neutralized by the qualified professional security team it was immediately determined there was no further danger to the angered mass of Trump's acolytes who were being subjected to various mis-dis-and mal-information and incitement that is typically spouted during Trump's public spectacles.

⊙mni's avatar

It thought it was staged?

Fabes55's avatar

People are easily distracted by new shiny things!

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Hahahaha! The name of the game is “distraction by shiny things” lol: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/false-flags-and-fake-false-flags

Jeff C's avatar

This Russian prisoner swap story being a prime example. How many people does it personally affect, maybe a hundred in a country of 350 million? Yet it led all the newscasts.

Taiga Rohrer's avatar

And if Bidet personally guided the swap it means he probably gave up Alaska for the prisoners

RunningLogic's avatar

And Biden asking “ why didn’t Trump accomplish this when HE was President??” Duh, those people were taken during YOUR administration moron cabbage brain 🙄 But I’m sure all the sycophants and useful idiots will be repeating that line 🙄🙄🙄

Wendy Montgomery's avatar

Why wasn’t Marc Fogel included in the swap? His crime was the same as Brittany Griner’s.

Vonu's avatar

And still no word as to what an American newspaper reporter was doing talking to employees of the largest tank factory in the world in front of it.

Debra's avatar

Thus, "The Father of Lies".

John 8:44 (NIV) - You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies.

sempervirens's avatar

That’s a link that took me to one heck of a deep rabbit hole. Thanks!

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Hahahah thanks! Everything connected which leads to us going down rabbit holes to see the connections. Glad you enjoyed this!

randall stoehr's avatar

Hypnosis involves shiny things.

Relax.....Close your eyes...You are growing sleepy.....Zzzzzzzzz

rolandttg's avatar

Very good and accurate article. Another FF tell Is shoes. Shoes all by themselves. Often Nikes. Happens all the time if you look. As we all know, when people are shot at or near explosions, the first thing they do is take off their shoes. Trump asked for his shoes 3X after the shots.

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Thanks Roland! I appreciate this comment and yes, I thought the same thing! No one moved after a sniper shot at that!

daverkb's avatar

This already looks like fun. Thanks

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Of course! Hope it was fun!

Bard Joseph's avatar

A polycrisis is a cluster of disparate crises and shocks that interact, entangle and mutually re-inforce one another.[1] It typically leads to more drastic effects than the sum of the parts.[2][3][4] The concept was coined in the 1990s but became popular in the 2020s to refer to the effects of the pandemic, war, inflation, climate change, energy shortages and democratic backsliding.

G Harkness's avatar

And just think - we haven't arrived at the "October surprise" yet. That's going to be a real dooozy.

MaryAnn's avatar

We have the DNC in Chicago in a couple of weeks. That should be umm, interesting, and not because of what will happen inside.

Robin Greer's avatar

Same thing works when you're fishing...watch out for the hook! 😳

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Don't look here.....look here....

Matt's avatar

Goolag is wiping jt from the internet so I guess it really didn't happen 😏

Glitterpuppy's avatar

Uh, like “google” goo gle. Get it?

Vonu's avatar

I get that you are one of those bullies who screw with names.

Victoria's avatar

The fact you had to be explained this wordplay should inform you that your nuance radar is broken. (There is no spite in rebranding Google to Goolag, simply sophisticated, biting humor.)

Vonu's avatar

Bevis and Butthead must be your favorites.

Susanna Bythesea's avatar

Yes! They are definitely trying to memory hole it. Charlie Kirk made a video talking about how abysmal Trump’s security STILL is (I guess he was at an event with Trump and witnessed it firsthand). We keep praying for his safety and strength and that of his family. Foil the plans of tue wicked, Lord!

Nancy Benedict's avatar

President Trump is managing to stay in the news, albeit controversially, by his interview with the black journalists. He certainly keeps things entertaining. Could someone explain to me what it means to be "black?" I always thought it meant African-American. But I admit to being somewhat culturally inept.

Mark St's avatar

Harris doesn't have an African American background, but she does have a Jamaican background (along w/Indian).

Therefore, the media talking point is black instead of African American.

Frankly, it's a losing fight for Trump. He needs to focus on how she has treated people she has had power over compared to those she didn't.

Robin Greer's avatar

Candace had a great video explaining that she was raised by her Indian mother and she obtained her Senate seat and was proclaimed the first Indian woman to be in the Senate. Leftists play the card that's most advantageous at the time hoping people won't remember the last card you played. I think that getting the information out there that she is pandering to people could make a difference. I may be overly optimistic.

Juju's avatar

That’s why Google and MSM sites are scrubbing clean past stories so they can’t be found

Donna in MO's avatar

I saw that video and it was excellent. The problem is with much of this 'reveal', including all of her past quotes and interviews that show her as a radical, will NOT be seen by the ones who need to see it. More and more ARE waking up to all of the lies and disinfo machine but not sure it's happening fast enough before the election.

Catherine's avatar

Sadly, the sheeple who vote for her aren't smart enough to count cards. We are but I don't know if it's helpful. If it doesn't mater to them then it shouldn't matter to us. Trump needs to focus on something else.

RJ Rambler's avatar

Signs of personality and insane disorders to create insanity. Easily sucked in if you don't know what truth to stand on. They don't have any truth and will be "sucked" into their own delusions.

Astragale's avatar

Yep. And if you're white, you can just say you're Native American...

Well done Trump for mercilessly demolishing that other total phony, Warren.

These liberals are absolutely shameless.

LMWC's avatar

I agree, but any interview he grants will be race baiting. I say stick to the issues, what he has accomplished and what she has accomplished. The media will never give him a fair shake.

Marsha Madigan MD MPH's avatar

As far as I can see, Harris’ father is Pakistani, her mother is Indian. Her parents moved to Jamaica to manage the family plantation, which included slaveholding. In her earlier career, she said she was the first Indian in that position. No black or African American.

G Harkness's avatar

And her birth certificate says she's Caucasian!

Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I think Canadian-American would fit, too, if she indeed lived there before coming to the States...

Curtis's avatar

Years ago I knew a lady who was adamant that she was Jamaican, NOT black.... 😁

RunningLogic's avatar

Yes but apparently the Jamaican part of her family has mainly English and Irish ancestry.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Agreed. He would have been better off not going there. But - Trump is Trump. A willingness to say whatever he wants has been a big part of his charm.

mlle. achille's avatar

Spaniards brought African slaves to Jamaica, so… It is probable she is of African descent just like many Jamaicans and African Americans. Black means black lmao.

Wendy Montgomery's avatar

She is a descendant of Hamilton Brown (1776-1843). He was born in Ireland and was a plantation/slave owner in Jamaica. His son was also Hamilton Brown (1833-1918). Christiana “Miss Chrishy” Brown (1888-1951) was his daughter, who married Joseph Harris (1871-1939). They had a son, Oscar Joseph Brown Harris (1914-1976), who married Beryl Harris (1921-1960). They then had a son, Donald J Harris who is Kamala’s father. Christiana Brown was the daughter of a Jamaican mother and Irish father. From there until Kamala’s father married her mother, all of the ancestors were native to Jamaica. She has more Indian blood than she does Jamaican or Irish.

Politico Phil's avatar

Nobody is white. Compare yourself to a sheet of paper. That's white. We are not white. We all have color. Skin color is determined by the amount and type of melanin in the skin. We ALL have melanin. We are all just different shades of melanin. "Blacks" do not own melanin as much as they like to claim. So when it comes to skin color, we are all the same - just different shades.

Politico Phil's avatar

I have to add, we are too often so superficial in our thinking. We use the term "white" or "black" as a convenient linguistic convention to differentiate people. But we are intellectual lazy slobs when we actually believe that these terms are literal! I'll give another example. What comes to mind when you hear the term "Israel"? There is a 20th century political state called Israel. Also there is a collection of affiliated tribes from 4,000 years ago collectively called Israel. Then there are the people of Jesus' day referred to as Judah which we still refer to as Israel even though they are mainly composed of people from the tribe of Judah. Are these all the same? We treat them as such because we label them as all Israel and as a result of intellectual laziness, we literally believe they are the same. My purpose is not to start a theological debate. My only purpose here is to point out how intellectually lazy we all are in our employment of language and "truth". Reality, more often than not, is something other than the lazy way we think and talk. I'll give one more example. We STILL use the word "vaccine" to refer to a murder weapon of mass destruction that never fit the scientific definition of a vaccine. Why? Because the term "vaccine" legitimatizes the bio-weapon and thus legitimatizes the mass murder going on around us.

M Whitney's avatar

This USMC wife remembers we all are shades of “green” OOhRah!

As Christians, we are

“Gentile or Jew, Servant or Free, Woman or Man - no more”… (Hymn One Bread One Body)

Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Thank you, Phil.

I cannot believe the number of people who think that the secular socialist state of Israel is the same Israel of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

The latter was created by God, the former by the New World Order.

TamalpaisRose's avatar

Great points! This video by pastor Ray McBerry is a great explanation on the difference between the Israelites, Israelis, and Jews. https://youtu.be/xpHy3ZHixBw?si=aEa8WQPG0m-uVXal

Free Florida Female's avatar

I once heard someone say “there is only one race - the human race.” I wish we could embrace that truth.

Politico Phil's avatar

Thank you! I did not think to cover that in my earlier comment. "Races" is another one of those oxy-moron phrases. I guess I need to make a list. The intellectual sloppiness of thinking is appalling. THERE IS ONLY ONE HUMAN RACE just as there is only one God. We are many cultures and many shades of melanin. Nobody is white.

Joanne Shannon's avatar

Every Census I mark the box “other”. I am pink with brown polka dots.

Heather's avatar

Been doing that for 3-census’s…and write in American. If we don’t want racism, let’s stop categorizing by race!

God Bless America's avatar

Oh, I like that one… 💖

RunningLogic's avatar

The fact that no one can provide a specific definition for what makes one person “black” and another “white”, besides saying vague things like “you just know” or giving archetypal examples instead of a set of immutable characteristics that we can base that definition on, is very telling. No one can tell me where the “black” skin tones on the foundation color swatches begins and where the “white” begins. Not to mention Asian and Hispanic. Also lumping in Indians because they’re on the same continent with the Chinese makes no sense. They are as unalike in many ways as so-called “white” people are compared to the Chinese, Japanese, and other East Asians. All of these attempts to categorize people and make them fit into boxes that clearly make no objective sense is just a failed simplification anthropologists tried to make that we’d be better served to jettison.

Susanna Bythesea's avatar

Yes! We are all one race - the human race. I won’t give them an inch on their terminology anymore.

Ironically, while they have humans all worked up fabricating and focusing on minor superficial differences they are working hard to destroy the human race and replace (what is left) with “transhumanism.” Satan will Satan.

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Reminds me of that childen's Christian song, "Jesus Loves the Little Children"....."all the children of the world....black and yellow, red and white, they are precious in His sight...Jesus loves the little children of the world." (and we are ALL 'little children' in His sight).

Sal_Peenx's avatar

So, years ago I had a position as a Russian language teacher, paid by a federal grant for magnet schools in inner cities. The premise was that providing unique educational offerings (like computer science - this was in late 1980's, Russian language, science labs) in these schools would attract white suburbanite students to these inner city locations. In order to "prove" this concept was working, when it came time to send in the grant reports, students were placed in the category of "white" if they had at least one white person in their bloodline. So, by that measure of our own federal government, Harris and Obama, had they attended this school, were white kids. There's the singular human race. PERIOD. Labels are a tool of Marxism to cause division.

daverkb's avatar

Being Black is anything you want it to mean. I am white by day, but at night I am black and you can't see me.

My father was white, born of a white American female married to a white English father. My father was born in Cape Town, South Africa which makes my father African by birth (even though he was almost immediately registered with the consulate as being American). I am white and American born. But since my father is also African, that makes me an Afro-American. And since I am Afro-American, I must be black. And I could check that box on the government's paper. And guess what? I also pass for white all the time.

This is a bit of sarcasm. But there is some truth to it. After all, everything and anything these days can be what you decide it to be. As Humpty-Dumpty said, "Words are what I say they mean."

God Bless America's avatar

A couple of decades ago, we had a preacher and his family that were from South Africa. They all got their American citizenship’s the right way. When his kids went to apply for African-American scholarships, they were denied outright. Yes, they were white… Yes, they were South African. Make it make sense…

daverkb's avatar

Ha! My dad born in Cape Town in 1920, if he were alive, would be shocked to find out that he was Afro-American, which strictly speaking ... he was! There was in dad's formative years and young adulthood, black and white and people did know their ethnic origins of which they took family pride in. BUT ... WE WERE AMERICANS back then. And what are we now?

Thanks for writing!

Alice in Wonderland's avatar

I would appreciate clarification on the meaning of "person of colour." And, of course, it's a matter of "according to whom?"

RJ Rambler's avatar

I have color. Mummy always said i was her little brown bean and that i had such beautiful olive 🫒 skin. I identify with crackers. 🙄

RunningLogic's avatar

There can be no clarification because the definition changes on an as needed basis. It’s like Calvinball or the Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland.

Victoria's avatar

POC: any person with dark hair and brown eyes who votes Democrat. Except for blue-eyed Jorge Ramos whose politics, accent, and suntan put him in POC territory.

Vonu's avatar

I'd like to get clarification of the Britishness of the term.

Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

Well then, feel free to go get it (clarification).

Like moms and dads used to say, go look it up.

Be sure to consider the source.

Believe none of what you hear and only half of what you read...

Think for yourself.

Etc.

PA's avatar

Actually black is a lack of color. White is all the colors.

RJ Rambler's avatar

Actually you have that visa versa. 😉

Vonu's avatar

Black is an absence of light.

Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

But in pigments, it's the reverse.

When mixing colors for paint it's one thing, with light, it's another.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Harris could certainly be called "African-American" since Black people in Jamaica have ancestors from Africa.

You can't really use the term for black people in other countries, like Blacks in England or France.

RunningLogic's avatar

It doesn’t mean anything. It’s an arbitrary distinction partly based on skin color and partly on physical characteristics and heritage/ancestry. But no one can provide a precise definition of what “black” is (or any other “race” for that matter). It’s all nebulous, “you just know” kind of stuff. There is no specific skin color range that corresponds with “black” only and that doesn’t overlap into anything else, and the so-called defining physical characteristics are imprecisely described and cannot be distinguished from those of another “race” in any quantifiable manner.

Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

Since the media is controlled by the intelligence services, and the intelligence services tried to kill him, I’m not surprised they don’t want to talk about it.

Renea Buchholz's avatar

What assassination plot?😏

Peter Schott's avatar

You mean when Trump fell and had to be escorted off stage by the SS because there was an "incident"? Nah - nothing to see there. </s>

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Like..maybe...they are trying to hide something...

SB's avatar

Buried from the get go. I'm surprised the media didn't cut all the live feeds and claim technical errors and never let the footage out and never say a word. Of course, people with phones had footage but they could've claimed it was deep fake or just ignore.

carily myers's avatar

Why did CNN, ABC, NBC, Etc attend? They have never covered a Trump rally this year. How did the AP/Rueters photographer get a picture of the bullet flying past his head? No photographer has his shutter speed set at over 800ft per second, period. They were ALL there to get the "pink mist" shot.

Bank on it.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

That was a NY Times photographer and the shutter speed was 1/8000 second, but your point is exactly correct.

Mountain Goat's avatar

Someone tried to assassinate Trump? What?

G Harkness's avatar

Of course, but didn't you know that was going to happen? You didn't think the Dems were just going to lie down and take it, did you, especially since so many people asserted that "DT just won the election!!" so breathlessly.....

Donna in MO's avatar

Yes. I have to look for it on Twitter. A handful of people are digging and posting but haven't seen much in the way of new information other than the video shared by one of the shooting victims that shows someone running on the roof while Trump is speaking. A few claim it shows him being taken out while Trump is still speaking, but it's super grainy and not sure as it's so fuzzy. George Webb has a whole bunch of stuff he is looking into but most of it is behind a paywall and not sure it he is trustworthy or not.

Kristi's avatar

Chris Martenson @ Peak Prosperity is still covering it almost daily. He has a you tube channel (for now) and a podcast. They are both free.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

He has his own website: PeakProsperity.com. He's on rumble as well.

liz's avatar

according to google it neverhappened.

RJ Rambler's avatar

What Happened?!! Did I miss something!?!

Astragale's avatar

If someone tried to murder a Democrat - any Democrat - it would be headline news ALL YEAR.

Diane C.'s avatar

My doctor, having learned a brutal lesson with the Covid shots, refuses to give the RSV vaccine because, “We don’t know the long term side effects.”

Progress.

Susanna Bythesea's avatar

It’s a sign of intelligence that your doctor admits there is something he or she doesn’t know!! I hope more follow this trend!

Peter Schott's avatar

Need more medical professionals with that sort of thinking rather than "I get $$$ for more people getting shots".

Julie Ann B's avatar

Better late than never!

PJ's avatar

👏👏👏👏

TimeIsNear's avatar

I spoke to a dentist yesterday who used to work at one of the main VA hospitals. He left the VA when they mandated the jabs along with many others. He said his family will never take another vaccine. I was talking to him about graphene in the dental anesthetic. I pointed out what another dentist found here https://www.fargodentist.net/holistic-dentistry/anesthetic/. He wasn't aware of this, but he seemed like the type of person who would look into it. He took the time to look at article. We talked about a few things and he he's not clueless which was nice to see. He said he comes to Substack and knows another dentist here. It's good to see some in the medical field waking up to it.

Susan's avatar

Supposedly RSV is only for babies anyhow, not for older people, I wouldn't trust any of it, and like the commentor below, I won't let another needle puncture my skin except annual TB test as I am a nurse.

Hudson E Baldwin lll's avatar

No one knew the long-term side effects of the MMR vaccine either. Walk amongst any older cemetery in the nation and note the alarmingly five percentage of of young people interned. There's a reason they almost disappear in the mid 60s. The vaccines were not combined until early 70s but the same dynamic was in place.

You're one of those people that doesn't play with house money when it's laying on the table, free to use. Pro tip…..

ALWAYS PLAY WITH HOUSE MONEY IF THE OPPORTUNITY ARISES.

Beth Bart's avatar

Happy good morning C&Cs . Grandbaby due today!!! 🌞☕️🎊

Valerie's avatar

Good morning and congratulations! My first grand baby is about 5 weeks old.

Anna T's avatar

My first grandbaby is now 7 weeks old! A year of new conservatives being born! :)

Beth Bart's avatar

Thanks Val & congrats to you!

RunningLogic's avatar

Aww!! Congrats to you also!

My Favorite Things's avatar

Beth,

The Best Thing In The World

What's the best thing in the world?

June-rose, by May-dew impearled;

Sweet south-wind, that means no rain;

Truth, not cruel to a friend;

Pleasure, not in haste to end;

Beauty, not self-decked and curled

Till its pride is over-plain;

Light, that never makes you wink;

Memory, that gives no pain;

Love, when, so, you're loved again.

What's the best thing in the world?

—Something out of it, I think.

-Elizabeth Barrett Browning

❤️ I think a new grandbaby qualifies ❤️ Congratulations and best wishes for a safe birth and healthy baby ❤️

Beth Bart's avatar

Beautiful, thank you so much! 🙏

Liliana's avatar

Congrats! All the best to the baby and the grama❤️🍀🌺💥🌟

randall stoehr's avatar

Keep us posted!

Remember when fathers once handed out Cigars?

How weird was that? Hahaha

Beth Bart's avatar

Yes! 😂

In labor now…

randall stoehr's avatar

Nice....early congrats!

Welcome home little one!

That was quite the ride eh? ;-)

Beth Bart's avatar

It’s a girl!

Gia Elizabeth 😁😁😁

randall stoehr's avatar

We have a " Mia" in our flock.

Sweet!

Mary H.'s avatar

SO happy for you ! Congratulations to all !

Nicki's avatar

So wonderful - congratulations to you all!

Karmy's avatar

Congratulations and I wish God’s blessings on the baby and parents.

Alan Devincentis's avatar

Congratulations and good luck to mom!

Debbie's avatar

Congratulations!!! (From a fellow Grandma).

Deb's avatar

Congratulations! A precious gift from God!!🩷

St. Alia the Knife's avatar

Mazel tov, Beth! A very happy good morning, indeed! Prayers for a safe delivery and a happy, healthy baby! Congratulations, Grandma!

Mrs. "the Knife"

Beth Bart's avatar

Thank you so much!

😁😁😁🙏

Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Best wishes for a precious grandbaby! What joy!

Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

Empty New York real estate will be converted into taxpayer funded free housing for illegals. Many hotel owners are already making fortunes from it, worth looking into the list. NYC is spending billions on 200,000 illegals. The NYPD is overwhelmed by all the criminal gang activity and it’s getting worse by the day. The Biden regime is turning every “Progressive” sanctuary city into a communist utopia favela.

WP William's avatar

Modharmya needs to lobby getting all those intruder-community members fully vaxxed--how did they miss that low hanging fruit?

YYR's avatar

That would be inhumane.🙄

JW's avatar

It might be wishful thinking but my gut says if Trump is back in control NY might get a second wind.

AngelaK's avatar

He (and Giuliani) *were* the face of NYC! They were the Kings of its Renaissance after the 70s...and now they have been exiled. So sad.

Heterodox Introvert's avatar

Careful where you enthrone folks. Giuliani is a politician. IMO, 9/11 forever marks him as one of the criminal cartel. Evidence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RClIv7sG64I&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.protectingall.org%2F&embeds_referring_origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.protectingall.org Fast forward to ~1:15:00 or so; Giuliani implicated in the surrounding 5-7 minutes of footage. (The entire film is worthy of a watch, particularly if one has never strayed from accepting the narrative or by contrast has any nagging suspicions.)

Rick's avatar

Maybe, but does anybody believe that somebody bought a building for 332million without including the land? I don't know if the NYT article states as much but come on. They sold the land for 285m in 2019. So most of the 332 was recovered then.

Irunthis1's avatar

The article said the rent on the land was more than the total rents currently being taken in from the low capacity. Apparently that’s a thing in NYC — sort of like trailer parks in Kansas. You own the “house” but not the land. Stupid imo for the homeowner. Great for the land owner.

Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I had the same thing in California.

Owned my ''mobile home'' but not the lot it was on. Paid mortgage and rent!

Still it appreciated so much in value that I had equity of $18K on a '70s double wide, after living in it for 5 years. It's called ''affordable housing'' in CA...

AngelaK's avatar

I don't understand. When you buy commercial real estate in NYC, don't you own the land your building is on?

I recently read about a popular diner closing in Queens, with the owner saying that although he owned the building, he didn't own the land, and something or other...and he decided to leave.

CH's avatar

In simple terms, it is called ground rent. NEVER agree to buy a building in which you have to pay ground rent. You only own the structure in that scenario.

Bonnie Ferguson's avatar

I pay "ground rent" to the government on my rural land. They call it "property taxes".

AngelaK's avatar

My mother owned commercial real estate in Brooklyn, NY. No ground rent that I know of at that time. (Before 2000)

Robin Greer's avatar

In commercial areas, the cost of everything is so high because elitist investors own the land which you rent from them at exorbitant prices. They love their passive income. You will own nothing and you will be happy - sound familiar? This system makes the wealthy very wealthy and makes life exorbitantly expensive for the peons and surfs. It's like this in all cities and it's such a rip-off. It's worse than a time-share. As an example, hair salons are so expensive because of the rent - in an small city in a not so good part of town and in a not so well maintained building, we know of a salon where the rent is $5,000 a month. So just to break even, the owner has to clear $5,000 each month and that doesn't include other expenses.

Donna in MO's avatar

AND in my city, as the older strip centers start to look ratty, the owners plead hardship to the city council and get them to pass CID's - a 1% sales tax on all purchases made in the center, where the money goes into a fund to fix up the property. And yet the city keeps incentivizing developments with EVEN MORE retail. It's hard to find places that don't have the added tax at this point. This is an issue state-wide.

A handful of our city council reps are starting to push back on this, but developers are BIG campaign contributors, and campaigns are expensive. Too few people donate - have friends running at all levels - local, state and even for congress, who are trying to not take PAC or special interest money but they are at a huge disadvantage to those who are flush with cash.

G Harkness's avatar

This isn't completely unheard of in other areas. Fifty years ago my first husband and I bought a house situated on a private lake. Beautiful lake, tucked away in NE Texas. Anyway, we were admonished that we only had a 99-year lease on the land, though we could/would own the home. I don't know if that's still the case, but I can tell you it was fairly obvious that the purpose was to exclude "undesirable" buyers. I'll leave it to you to determine who was considered "undesirable" in NE Texas in the 1970's.

T.H.'s avatar

That is definitely medieval.

RJ Rambler's avatar

You must be rural America

Irunthis1's avatar

We have that here. They’re called trailer parks aka tornado magnets.

Politico Phil's avatar

Rural people here will buy a cheap parcel of rural real estate and then put a mobile home on it. They are low income but they are still self-supporting.

Victoria's avatar

There is downtown building in my tiny MO town with that problem. The owners cannot afford to renovate the building because their land lease is about to expire and the landowner won't sell. (Maybe a deal cut a century ago by a shyster NYer.)

King Cavalier II's avatar

LOL! Uhhh... no... because the new buyer is priced in at $285m and is not receiving any income on which that appraisal/ purchase was based.

shayne's avatar

Yep, my first thought was illegal housing

Alan Devincentis's avatar

Bingo. And they just happen to be able to buy up prime real estate at Pennie’s on the dollar. Hmm. What a fortuitous coincidence.

Robin Greer's avatar

I seem to remember someone who writes a witty blog predicting this outcome with real estate prices toppling and being gobbled up.

Peter Schott's avatar

That's a lot easier said than done, unless they stop caring about things like "bathrooms" and such. Converting commercial buildings to residential takes a LOT of work, at least if you have to be up to code.

RunningLogic's avatar

Code schmode! They’re Democrats, they don’t need to follow the rules! 😑

Neil Kellen's avatar

I wonder if The Big Guy is getting his 10% of the criminal gang revenue. Or has it shifted, like campaign donations, to The Little Lady. Oh wait...now I know how TLL raised so much so quickly.

Jpeach's avatar

One way or another a 15 minute city will emerge.

Jay Horton's avatar

I was thinking the same thing when I saw that space. Locally, we have motels loaded with them. I wonder what will happen when football season opens? Hmmmmm?

Thanks YB. Good reads, Sir.

Later Jay

randall stoehr's avatar

The stock market too, may suffer from the fumes of such a slow burning liquidation.

Adding more stones to the rocky election.

Ed Thorrens's avatar

“For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.”

‭‭II Timothy‬ ‭1‬:‭7‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

https://bible.com/bible/114/2ti.1.7.NKJV

RJ Rambler's avatar

THIS! got us thru COVID.

Margaret Allison's avatar

I understand now why that was my first husband’s favorite verse. It is so true. Bless his memory. My children ‘s dad.

John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

Oh, I am pretty sure that the 9/11 "masterminds" are still free and living in the suburbs of DC. Probably drawing a check from FedGov, too.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Probably on some ranch in Texas and Wyoming.

John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

One of them might be named "Cheney".

Maureen ODH's avatar

Ding ding ding 🛎🛎🛎… osama died of kidney disease having been on dialysis for years according to published obituaries before 9/11… and isn’t it curious that Mohamed is cited as the mastermind of 9/11…. How exactly would he have masterminded the strategic air command (SAC) training exercise that specifically involved jets hitting the twin towers at the very moment the actual towers are being detonated… who was in charge of that exercise?…. Dick Cheney….

John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

Yes, probably retired by now and living off that sweet, sweet government pension.

Bard Joseph's avatar

Poor Mohammad. Still in that same shirt. Do we know that he is alive? Maybe he can do a Tucker interview.

WP William's avatar

LAZY Media can't get an updated photo, or look into the connection with the prisoner swap (Butt-kissing the Europee-uns?) to drop the death penalty for the "Masterminds of 9-11"...like that would ever be carried out in legal fashion anyway...only Epstein and Vince Foster types get the death sentence from Deep State.

EverybodyDuck's avatar

Have you ever seen another photo of him? Not sure I have. Does the guy even exist?

T.H.'s avatar

Probably has a body double.

Jan's avatar

Indeed. My way of thinking. Read a post with the author of “Where Did the Twin Towers Go”. Fascinating and compelling.

Maureen ODH's avatar

“Where did the Towers go?” By Dr Judy Woods ~ This book contains physical evidence, not theories or speculation, but physical evidence that is overwhelming and conclusive as to what happened. But for the record, I do not believe that our government is responsible for executing the events of 9/11/01; nor do I believe that our government is not responsible for executing the events of 9/11/01.

This is not a case of belief. “This is a crime that should be solved by a forensic study of the evidence.” Before it can be determined who did it, it must first be determined what was done and how it was done.

The order of crime solving is to determine

1) WHAT happened, then

2) HOW it happened (e.g., what weapon), then

3) WHO did it. And only then can we address

4) WHY they did it (i.e. motive).

https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.org%2Fdetails%2Fwhere_did_the_towers_go&h=AT23PzJEm2F6dSZwFnMpevc8NAfr6h4a4blnHgh2YRAjvhe5RGby3DrgKVdvFK_BYwtrQyv4_gjsrXy2x5sIYlU_a3rQNRw-JPIjQcapwSOcHxU-FbAgprZc9WKgsyW7rgMyGLT3Ui1C&s=1

Jan's avatar

Yes. That’s it. I have the link saved. I was blown away by the evidence. It’s a frightening thought this kind of weapon is in the hands of those who used it to kill and destroy first. We cannot trust this technology at all. I certainly don’t know the truth of who and why. Will we ever?

T.H.'s avatar

Is there a book? I followed the link but it just took me to an introduction.

Politico Phil's avatar

https://unbekoming.substack.com/p/dustification

When I looked at that first picture of the Towers disintegrating, I had to ask myself if I have ever seen a demolition of a building with that effect. No... impossible. My first thought was of a small nuclear bomb at the base of the buildings producing that. But apparently, the base and the infrastructure underneath the buildings were relatively undisturbed. Secondly, while there was much evidence of "burning", there was NO EVIDENCE of heat connected with a lot of the "burning". What?! Apparently, objects like ceramic toilets and marble fascia on nearby buildings were completely vaporized into non-existence but paper objects were not burned at all. (I think physics might have a clue about this.) Furthermore, the sheer mass of the buildings simply vanished into thin air. What was left on the ground after the event could not even begin to equate to the mass of these buildings.

"After eliminating all plausible explanations, whatever remains, however implausible, is the truth." As far as I can tell, nothing plausible explains how this happened. The implausible explanation is that a "novel", unknown energy source that burns without producing heat was used to destroy the buildings. The rabbit trail leads to something called The Hutchison Effect which has always been disregarded as a "paranormal" phenomenon which is simply a scientific term for ridiculing something that can't be explained by the approved scientific paradigm. Among other things, the HE causes catastrophic fracture of metals. Now stay with me. This leads back to Nikola Tesla and his experiments. I don't understand any of this but apparently this rabbit trail also leads back to a part of quantum field theory called the Casimir Effect which has been described as "a force from nothing."

Now Nikola Tesla died in 1943 and upon his death all of his research was seized by the USG and has not seen the light of day since. Who knows what these idiot Gov't researchers have done with it? Nothing would surprise me anymore.

Jan's avatar

I can’t stop thinking about what I read and saw in the pictures. The antenna mast. Into dust. De-materialized into the air as it still stood in place. People there reported humans disappearing as they ran.

Marilynne Martin's avatar

And who was sent in to evaluate the Tesla research for the USG? None other than Trumps Uncle John!

"Three weeks after the Serbian-American inventor’s death, an electrical engineer from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) was tasked with evaluating his papers to determine whether they contained “any ideas of significant value.” According to the declassified files, Dr. John G. Trump reported that his analysis showed Tesla’s efforts to be “primarily of a speculative, philosophical and promotional character” and said the papers did “not include new sound, workable principles or methods for realizing such results.” https://www.history.com/news/nikola-tesla-files-declassified-fbi

Bluebird's avatar

Yep, and they were all the pawns of the true masterminds - the Zionists at the very top who orchestrate everything.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The loss of revenue from commercial real estate will hit homeowners.

Wait for it...it is coming to your city.

In Pittsburgh, commercial buildings were able to get refunds on their tax assessments because of vacancy. So the Pittsburgh School District had to refund millions of $$$.

Next stop...coming after the homeowners.

Now the school district wants a reassessment of home values to make up the deficit.

It's gonna get ugly.

Pat Wetzel's avatar

Give it 3, 2, 1....and residential real estate crashes too. Austin is a harbinger of things to come for many areas. How will municipal governments cope? (Semi sarcastic)

Donna in MO's avatar

68% of our property tax $ go to the school district. They just completed a $68 MILLION 'upgrade' to one of the high schools, have money to blow on DEI ('belonging') consultants, and 15 more superintendents in the last decade despite enrollment being flat. I could go on and on. And yet. constant handwringing over the 'lack of funding'.

In the last few years I have noticed - drive through any small town, especially those that are dying a slow death. Aging buildings, boarded up properties...but the government buildings are all shiny, new and well maintained. Gov sucks the life out of all it touches.

Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

Boy, I’ll second that! In Joplin, all the nice, new, commercial construction projects are govt buildings. I can’t remember the last business that put in a new building.

Donna in MO's avatar

If you are in Joplin do you know/are you voting for Chris Wright for gov? He's from there, really like him and think he is the only honest gov candidate on the ballot. Been knocking doors for him in the KC area.

Truth 101's avatar

Lots of money is invested into very nice medical buildings as well.

Donna in MO's avatar

Yes - our town has 3 hospitals and all 3 have had expansion and update projects in the last 3 years. Suppose some of that is demographics, but still, makes me think they are flush with all that sweet sweet covid money.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Are home prices over valued in Austin?

Pat Wetzel's avatar

Home prices across the country are 7-8 times annual earnings versus a 3x historic multiple. It's simply not sustainable. Reversion to mean is inevitable, just the timing is questionable. Check out the links I posted. Both are very interesting.

My experience in real estate is that somehow smart people become stupid when they join NAR (National Assn Relators) And keep in mind that the NAR narrative only represents existing housing. In the Boise area, for eg, Toll Brothers was recently offering up to $75k in incentives to purchase some of their homes. Those incentives are not showing up in the appraisal values (which is another simmering problem that will eventually hit the real estate market). Builders don't offer incentives in booming markets.

Stay tuned for the FOMO moment when all of a sudden home owners/boomers with equity realize that they need to sell NOW, before everyone else does. Give that panic a year of two, then it might be time to buy.

Donna in MO's avatar

Depends on the market. Prices definitely accelerated here, but there are still reasonably priced homes to be had if you are patient, not looking for all the bells and whistles, like walk in closets, master suites, etc. Biggest problem is competing with investors offering 'cash', no inspection, no appraisal. They've been 25% of the sales the last 3 years. What happens if they go belly up due to no more cheap money and all those homes get dumped on the market?

There is a company called True Hold who is buying a lot of airtime on local radio, offering to buy your house, take over maintenance, taxes and insurance, and rent your home back to you. Seems like a house of cards and sketchy as heck.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

USD is gonna collapse.

USD will no longer be the reserve currency.

Nations around the world are tired of the economic terrorism that the US does to countries...sanctions galore...kicking Russia out of the SWIFT system.

We are going to have bigger problems than just the price of houses.

Peter Schott's avatar

Sort of - but mostly because of supply/demand. There are a LOT of people coming in to Texas (and especially Austin) as their companies move here. So there's a shortage of affordable housing and prices have shot up for homes - 3-4x what they were back in 2019.

SB's avatar

Same thing happening around Raleigh. Our house has nearly doubled in price in less than 3 years. New homes, smaller, less land, going up for twice what we paid for our house 20 years ago. It is insane and I don't know how anyone is affording it because it ain't like salaries have doubled. We lived in CA over 20 years ago and it feels like the CA real estate market has moved to Raleigh. I hate it. Unfortunately, I'm not in a position to move or I'd get the heck out.

Donna in MO's avatar

Well and between materials costs, labor shortage, and massive over-regulation, there are few single family homes being developed, especially those in the 'affordable' range. I am in a suburb of KC and new homes are still being built, but they start at $500K, 2K+ sq ft and are crap builds. KC passed an ordinance slapping new green regs on development and has seen almost NO new SF home permits issued this year. In a city of 500K people! But every week a new apartment development is announced.

I will note, though, I knock a LOT of doors for candidates. The software is not all that accurate, but will give you the age and party of the resident (it's a guess, party registration is optional in MO) and I am constantly surprised how many people in their 70's, 80's and even 90's are still in their homes. These folks won't live forever, and a lot of homes will be coming on the market in the next decade as the boomers+ die off. Many of these homes are not updated/obvious maintenance issues and lack the amenities that too many want/expect today. So they will sell to investors who turn them into rentals.

We are in an HOA and saw this first hand - aging owners can't keep up, sell, but few takers for homes with shag carpet, yellow linoleum in the kitchen and flowered wallpaper, so investors buy them and rent them out. We voted to ban rentals going forward to stop this trend 2 years ago (but legally had to grandfather in existing ones) and are seeing some young families move in and renovate. My son and his wife started looking in 2020 and wanted 'move in ready' but reality set in and they bought a dated house with 'good bones' and are still working on it as cash allows, but took them 6 months to find something they could afford.

Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Take a look. Present home prices in that city are insane.

Pat Wetzel's avatar

Check out the link on Thoughtful Money. Here it is again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeupXD_HBZY Melody Wright combines data driven analysis, historic perspective and boots on the ground intelligence. Worth following her.

Wendy Montgomery's avatar

Both of my brothers are in Buda and my best friend is in Kyle. Years and years ago, these areas were rural. Now there isn’t much separating them. Same in the Boise area. There’s not a lot of distinction between Boise, Eagle, Meridian, Star, Nampa, and Caldwell. Middleton is a little “out of the way” but is also growing and merging with Star and Caldwell. It’s no longer affordable to people who have been there their entire lives. Wages aren’t keeping up, either.

Curtis's avatar

It's been the plan the whole time. They're turning the major cities into s**tholes so the monied people and businesses leave and the junkies and homeless stay, then buy up the real estate for pennies on the dollar. They're working on doing the same thing to the middle class; drive up costs until homeowners default....

Gigi Gummerson's avatar

Just happened where I live and it’s going to happen next year as well. My taxes went up 50% but I feel lucky, others went up 100% and others even more than that! A lot of retirees as well as a huge diverse population here that were just trying to get away from the city’s crime…I bet there will be tons of tax sales for property…wonder if BlackRock shows up 🤦🏻‍♀️🤔

Just_Henry's avatar

Property taxes will be used to selectively force people from their homes.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

BlackRock probably paid off the politicians.

Gigi Gummerson's avatar

Well it’s IL sooooo…

RJ Rambler's avatar

Illinois is the worst!

Joanne Shannon's avatar

Real estate prices have been suppressed in Hellinois due to our exorbitant property taxes.

RunningLogic's avatar

I’m glad our property taxes got capped at max 1% of assessed value under the governor who was in power when we moved here. At least that way you don’t get a big surprise increase from one year to the next. Our taxes have remained relatively reasonable for the most part.

Mary H.'s avatar

“You will own nothing and be happy” ?

CH's avatar

They want to tax us out of our property. The reality, though, is that we don't really own our property if we have to pay property taxes on it. How can you own a property if the government can take it from you if you don't pay the taxes? It is a form of extortion and has its origin in feudal Europe and the serf system. Furthermore, you pay taxes when you purchase the property and then have to pay taxes yearly afterwards so it is also double taxation.

Politico Phil's avatar

Time to defund "public" education which are nothing more than corruption centers to proselytize children into woke, marxist, sexually undefined, morally rudderless, intellectually handicapped "idiots" - and I only use that term in the literal sense.

Pat Wetzel's avatar

Then we won't need high property taxes. An absolute win/win.

RunningLogic's avatar

Yes it should be an opt in system where parents who want to their kids to attend public schools pay for the schools. The government requires kids to attend school then makes all property owners pay for it. It’s a racket 😕

Donna in MO's avatar

YES!! Our county reassessed property values in 2022 and many saw HUGE increases in our property tax bills last year. Our city has given property tax breaks to THIRTEEN apartment/mixed use developments in the last 5 years. The MO legislature passed a 'break for seniors' to where those over 62 can freeze their value. Problem is, not all seniors are poverty stricken, but they VOTE. The rest of us are going to be picking up the tab for the lost revenue, and for young people with mortgages, their house payments will keep going up to cover the escrow. + insurance rates going through the roof after 2 years of a lot of hail and severe weather damages. We 'own' our home, but that is an illusion. Don't pay property tax after 3 years and the county will sell your house on the courthouse steps. Bill comes out in November, due Dec 31. We paid it but Christmas was very lean last year, ours went up almost $1500. And then the Chiefs and Royals convinced the county to put a tax increase on the ballot in April for upgrades to Chiefs and a new downtown ballpark for the Royals. Went down in flames, and the county is baffled!? People are fed up. Question is, will all these D voters change in November?

Wendy Montgomery's avatar

Question is, will all these D voters change in November?

No. The D politicians have those D voters convinced it’s the R’s fault. Even though the R’s haven’t held any positions of power in many years.

shayne's avatar

City of Topeka has done the same for retired people. They're giving rebates on property tax going forward.

Donna in MO's avatar

yes, but then the government then needs to shrink to account for the revenue loss, or everyone else needs to start paying more.

And the sports teams are talking to KS about taxpayer giveaways - not sure if they are just doing so for leverage, but be wary -more of your tax dollars may be used to give tax breaks to wealthy team owners.

RunningLogic's avatar

Ugh it’s all so disgusting!!! 😡

SeeingTruth's avatar

Many counties in Ohio, starting last year and continuing have had huge jumps in house evals. Taxes skyrocketed. It's ridiculous and I keep asking what are we paying for?

As an aside, I have always voted for school levys. Never again after all the covid bribe money they got.

RJ Rambler's avatar

Illinois pays 63000/student to keep blacks down!

shayne's avatar

Makes living in a small town more appealing....

Melissa S's avatar

Small towns are definitely appealing on many levels. However, one of the cons is that when your kids grow up they leave to go to college or job training, and after that they most likely won't be able to get a job in their small hometown.

shayne's avatar

My days of raising kids is well over. But I understand how difficult it is for young people to find employment in smaller towns.

Melissa S's avatar

I would love to live in a small town. But Iiving closer to kids and grandkids is more important. And as one gets older, the importance of living near family is increases even more. My in-laws, after years of pleading with them to move closer to their children, finally did. As their health and ability to care for themselves declined, we were all very grateful to have them living closer so that it was much easier to provide the help they needed.

Jim Moore's avatar

“Well, yeah, the money (we spend haplessly) has to come from somewhere…” (they’ll say)

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

And He came to Nazareth, where He had been brought up; and as was His custom, He entered the synagogue on the Sabbath, and stood up to read. And the book of the prophet Isaiah was handed to Him. And He opened the book and found the place where it was written,

“The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me,

Because He anointed Me to preach the gospel to the poor.

He has sent Me to proclaim release to the captives,

And recovery of sight to the blind,

To set free those who are oppressed,

To proclaim the favorable year of the Lord.”

And He closed the book, gave it back to the attendant and sat down; and the eyes of all in the synagogue were fixed on Him. And He began to say to them, “Today this Scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing.”

— Luke 4:16-21 NAS

Jan's avatar

This scripture gives me goosebumps. To think those in the room were in the human presence of Christ. He is telling them who he is. I often run this scripture visually in my mind. I try to hear the murmurs or experience the shocked looks. The moment Jesus hands back the scroll. The sound of rustling robes. It calms me and puts me to sleep if I can’t get there. Thank you, Janice.

NoWay's avatar

Have you seen The Chosen? You can stream on Amazon prime and probably other places. It follows the Bible and this scene is powerful. I’m not sure which season.

I feel the series really brings Jesus to life and humanizes him. it is so emotional. Oh I am sure there are haters of the show for whatever reason, but it brings people closer to Jesus. Which is the best thing!

TB's avatar

People complain about the show's theology or who's associated with it (personally I haven't seen any serious problems) and that it doesn't stick strictly to the Bible, but if you approach it as a dramatization ["based on a true story"] I find it really good.

(It adds some made-up backstory to some of the characters for the sake of drama, but as I said I didn't find any of it inappropriate or theologically terrible.)

Jan's avatar

I downloaded the app. I will watch. I’ve seen some of the first season. Powerful. Thanks.

Robin Greer's avatar

If you have never been to Israel, I highly recommend going. There is just something about walking the streets where Jesus walked and cross the Sea of Galilee as Jesus did. It brings reality to the Scriptures that we read. It shouldn't make it more "real" but somehow it does.

Jan's avatar

I almost did once with a church group. But the first Gulf War was ramping up and the trip was canceled. I did get to the hill in Athens where Paul was and walked the streets of Ephesus. Sat in the coliseum there.

Robin Greer's avatar

A local pastor of a mega church just took a group to Israel. He was encouraging groups to go as their economy is mostly based on tourism. Just as an aside, I was shocked that Temple Mount, Bethlehem and Nazareth are all under Muslim control. We still went to those places, but it was strange. Also, go with a group and do what the tour guides tell you and you should be safe. They listen to the chatter and they know where to go and where not to go.

Robin Greer's avatar

I would love to do the Mediterranean tour.

Robin Greer's avatar

Just heard that all flights into Israel have been canceled.

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

God forbid that I would have been part of the mocking, angry mob.

Robin Greer's avatar

Yet Jesus died for the ungodly while we were yet His enemies. I'm so thankful for His grace.

Romans 5:6 You see, at just the right time, when we were still powerless, Christ died for the ungodly. 7 Very rarely will anyone die for a righteous person, though for a good person someone might possibly dare to die. 8 But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.

9 Since we have now been justified by his blood, how much more shall we be saved from God’s wrath through him! 10 For if, while we were God’s enemies, we were reconciled to him through the death of his Son, how much more, having been reconciled, shall we be saved through his life! 11 Not only is this so, but we also boast in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom we have now received reconciliation.

Jan's avatar

I pretty much focus on the presence of Jesus and His words at that moment. It’s calming.

Carol M.'s avatar

The Babylon Bee recently did an article on this, saying at that point, Jesus had the first mic drop✌🏼🫶☺️

Temcol's avatar

Can you imagine the uproar that caused in Synagogue? He declared himself God to all the men who believed they had something to do with their own salvation. The self-righteous indignation and outrage would have been fun to watch but unfortunately it turned them into men of violence.

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

They thought well of Him, until He said the next things. Then:

And all the people in the synagogue were filled with rage as they heard these things; and they got up and drove Him out of the city, and led Him to the brow of the hill on which their city had been built, in order to throw Him down the cliff. But passing through their midst, He went His way.

— Luke 4:28-30

Robin Greer's avatar

For the time had not yet come for Jesus to fulfill His purpose of dying on the cross to redeem us from our sins. That day had been set since before the foundation of the world and it had to take place during Passover so that The Passover Lamb could be sacrificed.

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

Robin, it is supremely comforting to me (and amazing) that it all happened according to God’s timeline, not man’s. He would merely slip away or disappear from their sight. Until it was time.

Robin Greer's avatar

And we are back in Isaiah again today as Jesus was reading from Isaiah. ❤️

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Pregnant women are told not to smoke, drink, eat certain foods, or even change kitty litter.

But shooting toxic "vaccines" into their bodies are OK.

AngelaK's avatar

As I commented to Jeff, thank you for using the refreshingly accurate term 'pregnant women '! 🩷

I must have read the term 'pregnant *people*' dozens of times recently in articles, from news sources to medical sources! 🙄

What a 🤡 world this country has become! 🤬

Dr Jen | Syringa Wellness's avatar

Now go look at midwifery school websites. There aren't many but I think only 1 remains that didn't cave to the word police. That change happened in 2015ish? La Leche league was first to go after a lawsuit in Canada in 2011.

Ellen W's avatar

Yup… don’t change the kitty litter and don’t eat tuna (because of trace amounts of mercury).

But never tried before bio weapons that are packaged in mercury, aluminum and formaldehyde… No problem

Tonya's avatar

They used to caution against it. But about ten years ago, they changed the angle to "pregnant women are especially vulnerable to infections, so they and their babies need to be 'protected'," without even acknowledging possible adverse effects.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

They learned nothing from Thalidomide and DES.

Jim Moore's avatar

Well, yeah, else we’ll never know how “safe and effective” the jab is for pregnant people…Duh.

Jkelly's avatar

All vaccines have the risk of fever. Maternal fever is a known cause of birth defects. I cannot understand why anyone would take that risk. I can’t imagine how much $ pharma must be throwing at ACOG.

SB's avatar

Yea, they told me not to even take Sudafed.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

We still have J6ers as political prisoners.

Neil Kellen's avatar

You mean the elite fighting force that came within a hare's breath of overthrowing the US government armed with nothing but cell phones and straws?

Maureen ODH's avatar

Ding ding ding 🛎🛎🛎 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻

Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Kathleen...If you're available come to Huntsville, AL on 8/24. Part of the all day Patriots Unite & Push event is a screening of the movie "Let My People Go". Professor David Clements will screen his movie, discuss J6 and the J6 prisoners, discuss election integrity and have a Q&A.

Many wrongly believe the J6'ers are now all free because of SCOTUS decision.

https://www.focusonamerica.us/pup-patriots-unite-and-push

Use coupon code Childers to save $25 off each ticket and t-shirt!

Deb's avatar

Yep ... And the people responsible for killing close to 3,000 Americans just got a "deal!". The injustice of it all!

Carolyn's avatar

Are you sure you are blaming the right people. Think you should do your research. The guilty ones have been free the whole time to do repeated damage to our country.

Matthew's avatar

Thank you for the humor:

"You couldn’t get me near an RSV shot even if you offered me a free ticket to Fauci’s sentencing hearing. Tempting, but hard pass."

Marilynne Martin's avatar

But Jeff needs to know the government of Florida is still pushing this stuff. Got this today from Sarasota County:

"DOH Sarasota back-to-school immunization clinics

The Florida Department of Health in Sarasota County (DOH Sarasota) is slated to host a back-to-school immunization clinic. All required immunizations for entry into school will be offered. Each child must be registered in Florida Shots and parents must bring each of their children’s birth certificates and their valid ID.

Upcoming back-to-school immunizations clinics:

Saturday, Aug. 3, from 8 a.m. to noon, at DOH Sarasota's Ringling Immunizations Clinic, located at 2200 Ringling Blvd., Sarasota. Click here for more information.

Sunday, Aug. 4, from 8 a.m. to noon, at DOH Sarasota's North Port Immunizations Clinic, located at 6950 Outreach Way, North Port. Click here for more information.

Saturday, Aug. 17, from 8 a.m. to noon, at DOH Sarasota's Ringling Immunizations Clinic, located at 2200 Ringling Blvd., Sarasota. Click here for more information.

For more information, please visit sarasota.floridahealth.gov."

I went to the link where you need to register, https://rwces.floridahealth.gov/Immunization/ImmunizationForm, look at the information they are collecting:

CHILD AND ADULT SCREENING: Please mark if any of the following apply today to the client to be seen.

Client has fever or is sick today.

Client has allergies to medications, food, latex or vaccine.

Client has had a serious reaction to a vaccine in the past.

Client has had chicken pox.

Client has received vaccinations in the past four weeks.

Client has had seizures or any other brain problem.

Client is pregnant or could become pregnant in the next month.

Client has cancer, leukemia, HIV/AIDS or other immune problem.

Client has received a transfusion of blood or blood products, or immune (gamma) globulin in the past year.

Client has had prednisone, steroids, anticancer drugs or radiation treatments in the past three months.

Client has asthma or smokes cigarettes.

Interesting. I wonder if they still give the vaccine to the kid that shows up with a fever?

RunningLogic's avatar

I wonder what they’d do if someone checked all of those? 🤔😆

And I would like to see some way of shutting this propaganda and pressure down. Maybe a mass letter campaign to Ladapo??

Marilynne Martin's avatar

I am not sure.

But here in Sarasota, our public hospital refuses to put Ladapo's Covid 19 vaccine recommendations on their website. They don't agree with it.

https://www.wusf.org/health-news-florida/2024-05-22/sarasota-hospital-board-not-endorse-ladapo-covid-19-vaccine-claims

Regarding mass letter campaigns, not sure if they are helpful, since no one has to listen to the State Surgeon General anyway.

But a good issue to go after is the Day 1 vaccine - Hep B. No one can really defend that part of the vaccine schedule. What are they doing with the toddlers in pre-school that they are worried about them getting Hep B?

RunningLogic's avatar

I’m not in Florida so can’t help much there but I would like to see these dominoes start falling. Funny, the hospitals and schools slavishly went along with the state health department and their recommendations on masks, social distancing and so on during Covid, saying they “had” to but conveniently decide to ignore them when it doesn’t suit them 🙄 I guess they must be following only the CDC now. Also funny how they seem to like following the directives when they can make money on them 😑

Could not agree more about HepB, neither of my kids got that and I think it’s especially stupid to recommend, let alone require, HepB shots at birth 😡

Seeking Grace's avatar

Ok, I know it’s a serious topic, but did anyone else read “eight day mission” and hear “🎶a three hour tour, a three hour tour🎶” in their heads? 🫣

St. Alia the Knife's avatar

Now, if only they had the professor and a coconut-powered radio...

Seeking Grace's avatar

@St. Alia the Knife perfect 😂

Valerie's avatar

That is a very generational cultural reference! But I did, yes.

Jan's avatar

Used to play a “Gilligans Island” Board game with my daughter over and over. And over again. Ah, the memories.

Valerie's avatar

I must have watched those reruns 1000 times when I was a kid (sighs with nostalgia).

We actually bought the series on DVD along with the Brady Bunch for our kids when they were young, they loved both.

PamelaZelie's avatar

When my kids were young, we watched the 60’s old sitcoms and a few drama shows, “The Fugitive” and “Combat.” The my kids would come home from school complaining they knew nothing about the current TV shows their classmates talked about. Made my husband and I happy they were missing the current culture.

RunningLogic's avatar

I loved watching those reruns at my grandma’s house across the street ❤️

Robin Greer's avatar

I used to sing the theme song while playing in the pool.

Irunthis1's avatar

Sit right back and you’ll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip..

Neil Kellen's avatar

Ah, the age old question: Ginger or Maryanne!

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SB's avatar

No but now I'll sing it all day, LOL!

Robin Greer's avatar

I didn't until you brought it up...thanks 😂

Jan's avatar

🤣🤣🤣❤️.

Satchmo RIP's avatar

Was Joe Biden freed from Jill as part of the prisoners swap?

Neil Kellen's avatar

I will change the names in one of my favorite jokes...

Biden is walking down the steps of AF1 carrying two miniature pigs, one under each arm. The Marine at the bottom says "Welcome home sir. What's with the pigs?" To which Biden responds "I got one for Jill and one for Hunter." The Marine says "Sounds like a good trade sir."

Juju's avatar

🤣 The joke should permanently change to your version. Lol Even 50 years from now THAT will be funny

Granny Annie's avatar

Hope you don't mind, but I shared your joke on my Fakebook feed. I gave you credit. It's hilarious. 😂

Matt's avatar

You mean "Doctor" Jill?🙄

Crixcyon's avatar

MRNA stock peaked three years ago at $497. The government has recently given them about $176 million to develop mRNA based injections for birdy flew. So, despite flagging sales, they are being funded to continue to be a factor in the mRNA arena.

You have to wonder what the next fake pandemic will look like. RSV becomes CoV-3? Birdy flew lockdowns? A worldwide emergency of some sort declared by WHO and the UN? Beware, the globalists still want billions of humans erased from the planet. No politician is gonna save us.

ASK's avatar

So there are already plans for the bird flu pandemic and the psychopaths are meeting in DC on October 2-4 to discuss the mass casualties. They even have a website to put it all out there! So I guess it’s all up to us to ignore this next round of BS!

St. Alia the Knife's avatar

It is all part of the FDA's "future framework" paradigm. They want the platform so they can develop and deploy "vaccines" in record time by just changing the payload. Little to no testing required and the money train keeps on rolling!

Fred Jewett's avatar

Keep your ears tuned to developing news if another pandemic hits. Those of us who have sworn off vaccines, prescription drugs, etc may be the victims if the next plandemic release DOES require a vax or an antidote. That way those pesky citizens who stand up against big pharma will be the ones to go and the sheep who will take any big pharma product will survive (just what the deep state want). So keep your eyes and ears sharp for developments in the next big pharma scam.

KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

The ones who ingest the poison will also go. We who will not will be herded into the concentration camps, for the public good, of course.

Robin Greer's avatar

One of my friends in another state asked if we could request to be in the same camp together. 😉

Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

When we are, we'll be in stellar company!!! 🤩

Alan Devincentis's avatar

It’s a good thought. It always seemed a little stupid to me to kill off the malleable.

Olefaithfull's avatar

Not so. When presented with accurate facts, a proven safe medical intervention, and informed choices, we as an informed populace will make wise choices.

Fred Jewett's avatar

You are assuming the government will give accurate information when to date they have lied consistently.

Bill Campbell's avatar

It will work ONLY if we allow it. Do. Not. Comply.

PJ's avatar

"avian flu" is their focus now. Remember, Redfield knew it too, and announced it on his departure 4 years ago. It made my blood curdle when he said it would be a 40% death rate.

shayne's avatar

I'm only guessing but if this is true it will likely be the immunocompromised, AKA, those who took the C shot.

PJ's avatar

OMG I hope they don't get that far. These people are monsters. We are all expendable to DARPA. 🤷‍♀️

shayne's avatar

Yes, we are all expendable to them.

PJ's avatar

That's an informative link. Thank you for sharing it. I remember when Redfield was leaving CDC, when Biden came in and appointed Wolinsky, I saw Redfield on the mainstream news on TV and he looked right in the camera and said you're all going to see that eventually that the covid was due to gain of function. And now he's been chanting. that's how we're going to get the avian flu pandemic. It's just disgusting.

Jan's avatar

They are trying real hard to whip up fear to get the coming Birdie VooDoo jab. I don’t hear anyone around me talking about it (all of them still nursing at the boobs of MSM). That might be a good thing.

SB's avatar

I absolutely would not be surprised if bird flu somehow manages to shut down normal elections this year.

I've been thinking the whole year with Trump seriously looking like he'll win that there is no telling what the demorats will pull. We've already seen a lot this year. They are a cornered rabid animal. I do NOT doubt how far they will go to stay in power. I'm BEGGING God to let Trump win.

Jpeach's avatar

Another mRNA mandate will prop up sales, the stock price and all cause mortality.

Peace's avatar

A bird flu pandemic could surely help out the stock price of Moderna, no?!

Vicki's avatar

"You really don't hate the media nearly enough"........statement of the DECADE, Jeff! So much truth in SO few words!!!!!

Rob D's avatar

Moderna should be out of business and the monsters behind it arrested and put on trial. Including "Doktor" Bill Gates.