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King Cavalier II's avatar

In the most secure building on earth with every manner & form of surveillance device, trained forces w/ dogs and forensics in HAZMAT, DNA testing, fingerprinting, video and visitor logs we can't identify the person who brought a schedule 2 narcotic into the WH. But we can discover meemaw who bought a cup of coffee across the street from the Mall on 6 Jan and track her across the USA.

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Denise's avatar

Just like they “cant” or wont identify the SCOTUS leaker. They know, they don't want us to know!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Or the pipe bomber from J6.

Probably a fed.

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Melissa S's avatar

Or what really was going on with the Las Vegas massacre at the country music concert.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Or or or or....the list is endless.

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MaryAnn's avatar

They think we are stupid.

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Garden Lover's avatar

Sadly, most people are. I ran into this on my FB feed when I posted a meme about how the people who want you to get rid of your car and eat bugs are the ones who fly around in jets and dine on Wagu beef and million dollar caviar. Some guy, who I just accepted as a friend, responded about how these people are just concerned about our planet and want to prevent human extinction. Mind you, I have a wide range of friends (from progressive to conservative). Every single one who responded, even the progressives, agreed with the meme, except him. When I pointed out all of the reasons not to trust them, he called me a conspiracy theorist. LOL He didn’t just drink the Kool-Aid, he soaked in it.

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George Bredestege's avatar

Certain people [Bidens] with high ranking parents in the Cultural Marxist Party, do NOT pass through any detection systems of any kind and are waved right in.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

Hunter does have a proven record of “drop

this off and forget-about-it”.

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King Cavalier II's avatar

😂😂😂

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KGer's avatar

😂 You nailed it! You can’t make this up. Some of us haven’t been dumbed down enough to believe whatever we’re being told. I’ll keep my conspiracy theory tinfoil hat right where it is!

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King Cavalier II's avatar

Haha- mine is the turbo model with a chin strap.

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Tracy's avatar

😂 id pay to see a picture of that.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Here, here--me too, KG!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Hypocrisy in High Places is what this is all about!!

Nothing to see here...move on folks!!

I will ALWAYS remember what a woman sitting next to me in a nail salon in June of 2019 said about Joe Biden (she was a real estate agent who hailed from Wilmington, DE)...in DE, we call him "Dirty Joe"--and if he runs for POTUS, I'll be warning everyone I meet about his "dirty deals".

I have a thought about the 2020 elections--I believe the DEMONrats worked overtime with foreign agents/governance people to "massage" those electronic voting machines (since it has now been proven they ARE connected to the INTERnet and not an INTRAnet.) The DEMONrats aren't smart enough to steal an entire general election by themselves. Of course, it's all water under the dam now...no SHEEPLE or LIBBIE will ever believe that the election was tampered with in favor of the clowns we now have "running things"--HAH! The only thing Biden/Harris are adept at running are their STUPID MOUTHS!!

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Susan Harman's avatar

I have lived in Delaware for most of my married life. I know two people who have had the “pleasure” of Joe in their personal lives. Neither was a fan. The one grew up with the Biden kids. He said they were all drug users. The other went to a few Democrat only events. He could never figure out what Joe was blathering on about. That was years ago. Worthless then. Worthless now.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

The "telling" part about that encounter I had with the woman from DE in the nail salon--is we were NOT talking "politics"...just life in general--but that's when Dirty Joe started making his intentions known that he was "in the race"--diapers and all!! He was NEVER the LEGAL winner of the 2020 election--that much I know for certain.

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Susan Harman's avatar

He was always a cheat. Dirty Joe’s son Beau wanted the AG job. But he didn’t have the qualifications. Guess what? The qualifications miraculously changed to fit Beau’s resume. I always believed Joe wanted Beau to become president. But then he died. So he got pushed into it. Joe liked the behind the scenes power. Less work.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

That makes perfect sense when you consider what a wheeler-dealer, lifetime politician Dirty Joe has been. With all of his gaffe tendencies he should NEVER have been the front runner--the DEMONrats were scraping the bottom of the barrel--or maybe "keeping a promise"!

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Porge's avatar

"81 million votes, my ass!" 😆

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Freedom Fox's avatar

Fwiw I worked with lawmakers and knew many family members who would do drugs off the balconies of the US Capitol, even the Speaker's and Majority Leader's balconies. At night, thinking nobody was around to see them. Occasionally being caught and given warnings to not do it there and potentially embarrass the politician. Not don't do it. Just don't get caught. People I worked with three decades ago. Not new behaviors unrestrained in our times.

Does anyone believe Madison Cawthorn was exaggerating, lying? He just broke the first rule of Fight Club: Don't talk about Fight Club. And was humiliated and removed from office for breaking the rule:

https://nypost.com/2022/03/28/madison-cawthorn-says-dc-is-orgy-filled-cocaine-fueled/

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Yup, is all I have to say about that.

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fineart2day's avatar

Native Delawarean here👋

The man is a complete embarrassment, always has been.

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Susan Harman's avatar

And yet, so many of our fellow Delawareans (I’m a transplant though from NJ — no better!!) vote for Biden, Carper, Coons, Blunt Rochester, over and over and over. 😡

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fineart2day's avatar

Insanity, defined 😞🙏

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daverkb's avatar

Maybe off the immediate subject, but with Dirty Joe the Treasonous, I now think the once unthinkable. That the United States is now so far gone as to be open to foreign invasion in one form or another. And quite possibly the Fake Government would aid and abet. No border is already an open door invasion, but it could get much worse for us.

I know this seems outlandish. But more and more, that's what I am seeing unfolding before my eyes (unless dramatically reversed).

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rolandttg's avatar

It's not outlandish. The illegals are mainly military age fit men, and children. If you want to know where the children are going, watch "Sound of Freedom".

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FH's avatar

Check out Bannon War Room interview with Michael Yon, yesterday (Rumble). It’s well worth 15 minutes of your time, even if you’re keeping up with all the independents who have been covering, on the ground, from the Colombia side of the Darian Gap north to the width of southern “border” of the USA. SMDH.

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daverkb's avatar

I'll check it out for sure. One surely cannot keep up with everything. Thanks much!

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Fla Mom's avatar

Read the bottom three predictive dystopian novels by Matt Bracken, as shown on his website, and you won't doubt your instincts on it anymore (and you will have a very eery feeling while reading them). He and Michael Yon (Matt a former SEAL and Michael a former Army Special Operator) have been 'screaming' on Gab about the flow across our southern border of military-age males, most recently Chinese ones. http://www.enemiesforeignanddomestic.com/

On a related subject, Matt Bracken is one of the authors of Civil Defense Manual, a 2-volume set that Matt said is like the Special Forces course for civilians (about $100). civildefensemanual.com I found out recently that Matt's 'escape vehicle' in case of need is a steel-hull sailboat he built himself. He's a longtime long-distance sailor.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

You are "spot on", Dave...I shudder to think of our future--but it IS Bible prophecy being rolled out in front of our beleaguered eyes/ears/souls!!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

God's timing is NOT ours...soooo..."woulda, shoulda, coulda is irrelevant at this point in time. Eternity awaits us - we'll have nothing but His forgiveness and His mercy and grace to await us in the Lord's bright kingdom...but first...the reckoning! It is Biblical!

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Shari Ray's avatar

Bingo

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AngelaK's avatar

G. S. the gazillions behind so much of the demon crat agenda.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

It’s a Stephen King sort of clown world.

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FourWinds's avatar

I'll take Pennywise over the moron in the White House.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Me, too.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Nice turn of phrase, Willing Spirit.

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CuiBono?'s avatar

Best comment I’ve seen today - the use of “meemaw” made me laugh out loud😂😂 (coming from the south, I’ve known quite a few meemaws in my life, loved every one of them). Thank you!

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I had the same reaction for the same reasons. Mee-maw / Maam-maw & Pa-paws are the greatest.

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

I am a Granny. Meemaw is my mom and yes, loved by all!!

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King Cavalier II's avatar

Texan by birth… lotta meemawz

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Sunnydaze's avatar

🎯

Can I quote you on that? It’s perfect!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Right????

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Very well said. I'm smiling, can you tell? 😁

Never let them rob us of our sense of humor.

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Mark St's avatar

No small irony that the same day the Biden administration files an appeal in favor of government censorship that there's a major study released that would most definitely have gotten you censored for sharing it on social media...

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah I remember when if you even mentioned the word “mask” in a negative light, instead of calling it a face diaper or covering or ma$k, your comment would be removed on social media 🙄 And sharing any studies that went against the narrative on those subjects would get you a temporary ban or at least a warning 🙄

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Shari Ray's avatar

Yep.. VISITED FB jail many times! Wear the ‘metal’ proudly!

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FreeBird07's avatar

If only you could post your "FB jail medal of honor" like those that post their "jab" medal of honor!

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

Oooooo, I’m seeing a colorful semi-arch that reads, “I’ve got common sense. Have you?” or, “I’ve got common sense and refuse to breathe in my own exhaust fumes all

day.”

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RunningLogic's avatar

😆

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MaryAnn's avatar

Wondering what job a recently unemployed fact-checker can fill now? 😀

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Roger Beal's avatar

They can learn to code. That's how The One ended blue-collar unemployment during his Regime.

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Transcriber B's avatar

Yep.

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Eric's avatar

Meanwhile, as a reminder that we are living in Bizzaro World, it is still a pre-employment requirement to receive the "shot of pain and misery" at hospitals.......in Florida. Killing each other for fun and recreation......or out of blatant ignorance, at the very least. Our species needs a recall. Can we make Premeditated Ignorance a punishable offense?

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FourWinds's avatar

I'm job hunting here in Ohio and aside from some places you couldn't pay me to work at (no pun intended) it seems to be mostly dead in the water. There are others that say I need an "appropriate exemption". My exemption is I don't feel like having a heart attack.

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Eric's avatar

My stated exemption would be: "I don't want it." Sans theology, philosophy, etc....That should be sufficient. Of course, you can have fun with it. I like to answer a question with a question. "Would you be willing to take the Covid vaccine?" Answer: "Can I punch you in the face?" OR you could say: "If I take it then you might as well keep the position open."

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FourWinds's avatar

Absolutely! I think the word "No" without explanation should be more than enough.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The word "no" by itself is very powerful.

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AJF's avatar

Yea make it synanimous with Nancy Regan's "war on drugs" (which the jab is) "JUST SAY NO!' 🤓

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J Boss's avatar

I like this... THE WAR ON JABS!

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Copernicus's avatar

And, nobody should have to maintain records of my refusal either. It is nobody’s #%$& business.

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FourWinds's avatar

Amen!!!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Amen!!

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Annie's avatar

Yeah. My reply would be "Do I look that stupid? And my pronouns are f*ck/you!" Lol. 😂

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FreeBird07's avatar

Love it!!!

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

You are the most clever imaginary hobgoblin ever Eric. 🤣

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

They may as well

ask, “How many colonoscopies have you had?”, “When was your last rectal palpation?”

Keeping thr

mamaw theme, “Um… nun-ya. Nun-ya-business.”

Don’t

mess

with mamaw.

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D&R’s Gma's avatar

Print out this Lancet autopsy report and attach a copy to each of your resumes as a “reference” 🤷‍♀️

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CaplT's avatar

Lancet just pulled it; not usable even if valid.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

ARE YOU SERIOUS??!!

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AngelaK's avatar

They pulled it?!

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Bryan Dair's avatar

Abstract

'This preprint has been removed by Preprints with The Lancet because the study's conclusions are not supported by the study methodology. Preprints with The Lancet reserves the right to remove a paper that has been posted if we determine that it has violated our screening criteria. Further information is available here: https://www.thelancet.com/preprint-faq'

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OJen's avatar

WHAT!?!?

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Chjuhnke's avatar

Just went to read it. Gone. A skeptic would react with skepticism, however.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Mine too.

(Or a stroke or turbo cancer...)

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rolandttg's avatar

how selfish of you

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Steph D's avatar

Up until May of 2020, because I homeschool my child, I was working weekends only as a nurse in a skilled nursing facility.

Everything I knew to be scientifically, ethically and morally true in healthcare was totally upended by the administration running it.

Negligent treatment of patients, improper use of PPE, dissolving of patients rights, blatant psychological harm inflicted on the staff and patients became the ‘new normal’. No one seemed to care that the elderly were dying alone.

For the survivors, there was zero quality of life for these people. No activities, no hairdresser, no family visits, NOTHING. They were treated as prison inmates, confined to their tiny rooms. These poor people were treated as collateral damage due to the restrictive conditions during the height of the pandemic. It was devastating.

I would come home crying after every shift because of the amassed stress and toxicity...and my husband asked me to quit. God bless him.

I don’t think I will ever go back to the nursing profession. Not only because of the death jab mandates, (although that’s reason enough), but because I now know the staggering amount of evil the medical industry in its entirety is capable of.

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August's avatar

Same here, Steph D. My exemption was granted but I had to quit. The hospital protocols were killing ppl. My license was placed under review twice, bc I warned my patients about Remdesivir. It’s part of my job, as an RN, to educate my patients and to look out for them. I loved being a nurse. I worked hard. I’m single and in dire financial circumstances now. My conscience, however, is clear. May God help us.

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space's avatar

August, I'm so sorry. So far I've been able to avoid both vax and license review but came awfully close once. I am also single but of retirement age, so if I got fired it wouldn't be the end of the world for me...so I continue to push the envelope with advocating for my patients, which is the best part of the job. I thank God for protecting me thus far, and I will pray for better circumstances for you! A clear conscience doesn't put food on the table for sure, but it nourishes the soul.

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NAB's avatar

Space and August, do you remember learning in nursing school how the nurse was SUPPOSED to be the patient's advocate and that we were often the last line of defense? Just insane how that was inverted during Covid.

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space's avatar

NAB, for real!! I look to examples like the nurse arrested for refusing to let a law enforcement officer bully her into drawing a tox screen (on a patient who was unable to provide informed consent). She was the patient's last line of defense (not condoning the patient drinking or doing drugs, but...) THAT is patient advocacy!

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I remember that case from Utah.

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Fla Mom's avatar

We were taught much the same in medical school, actually - our patient, our (I would say 'sacred,' but while they implied it was at that level, never said it) duty, our assessment (and rely on no one else's).

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Sharon's avatar

I certainly appreciated the nurse during the birth of my first child 45 years ago - Dr had no clue what to do when they realized the cord was wrapped around her little neck and I wasn’t ready to deliver.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Keep your feelers out there, August--there are doctors and nurses starting TRUE HEALTHcare clinics "off the grid" on a "pay per person/treatment" basis - strictly cash--no insurance accepted. They are the WARRIOR people and you are one of them!

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Swedecelt's avatar

Sharon Beautiful Evening you are correct! I now have a new clinic. It is a 25 minute drive from my house but it is Christian, non-compliant with C-19 jab crap, and it is a membership fee of 100$ a month, and you get 12 visits a year free. They have an urgent care that is 40$ a visit, and they can do labs, referrals to pharmacies and specialists etc. It is called Heart of Hope Health Care Clinic in Hayden Idaho, and I am so glad I am out of the toxic "regular" sickcare system!!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Wonderful, Swede! I found one through a local, grassroots freedom group called FreePA. The clinic is called Heritage Family Health--it was started by a husband and wife physician team who were on the system and when the scamdemic hit--they both prayed about it and determined that Yahweh wanted them to LEAVE the system and start caring for their patients as their consciences deemed proper and fitting. It is "pay as you go" - no membership. They do accept paper checks as well as credit and debit cards (and cash, of course). However, they have NO hospital privileges at any of our local hospitals--because they are "off the grid". I couldn't have them visit me if I were hospitalized--I'm praying about that issue REAL HARD!

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Emumundo's avatar

If you are hospitalized your doctor doesn’t visit you there. You get a “hospitalist” who knows nothing about you but makes all of your medical decisions while you are in the hospital. Then when you get out of the hospital you go back to your own doctor- if you’re lucky enough to have one.

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Porge's avatar

Hopefully they'll keep you out of the hospital.

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Heather's avatar

Sounds like a bargain! Hope places like this open everywhere!!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

They will--it will take time and physicians following their consciences instead of their pocketbooks.

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RunningLogic's avatar

That’s great! So encouraging to read about places and true caregivers like this!

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Roger Beal's avatar

That clinic uses the healthcare model proposed some ten years ago by Dr. Scott Atlas, who worked for POTUS Trump for a few months.

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Dianne Denson's avatar

Does anyone know if there is a similar care clinic in Florida??

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Steph D's avatar

August, I’m so sorry! 🙏🏻

I consider myself very fortunate that my husband is carrying us. It’s still difficult on one income.

I have no doubt that this is only a glimpse of the persecution that may come to pass.

I will keep you in my prayers! ❤️

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Kim D's avatar

We are at a povotal stage of our evolution where conscious minded humans must make the moral and ethical choices above material gain. It's what separates the wheat from the chaff.

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Annie's avatar

Amen. A calling from God to do what is right not what's convenient.

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MB's avatar

God bless you. Remdesivir killed my dad. How I wish that a nurse had warned my dad of the dangers of Remdesivir. Your honesty, ethics and compassion saved lives. I will pray that a worthy hospital finds a role for you. But please sleep well at night knowing that you saved other families the tragedy and pain of an unnecessary Remdesivir-induced death. Principled people like you give me hope. Thank you for truly caring for your patients.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

God bless you, August.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Bless you and Steph for your consciences and your advocacy ❤️🙏

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

Did the nurses who were aware call

remdesivir “run-death-is-near” too?

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D&R’s Gma's avatar

Perhaps one day we will have our own separate “health care” system for those of us who resisted. We will need you nurses and doctors so stay up to date and informed and awake. Bless each of you 🙏🙏🙏 and don’t give up! Keep speaking! Stay the course! xoxo

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SusanMc's avatar

I’ve been advocating just such; a parallel health system to give people a choice. For now I’m changing some of my doctors from those who demanded masks & pushed shots.

Internist & Ob-Gyn for starters.

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FreeBird07's avatar

I read quite a while ago that America's Frontline Drs (Dr. Simone Gold) were working on "alternate health centers" but not sure where they are in the process.

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Fla Mom's avatar

The Wellness Company is one set up by some of the dissident docs.

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AngelaK's avatar

Are they still alive? 😉😢

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Fla Mom's avatar

There is a sort of separate non-system right now, called Direct Primary Care. It doesn't cover everything, but it's a start. Hospitals modeled on the Surgery Center of Oklahoma are around, too, so for scheduled, standard surgeries there are high-quality, low-cost alternatives. We do need to rein in or replace or create parallels for licensing boards and for certification boards, though.

"Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider. Patients have extraordinary access to a physician of their choice, often for as little as $70 per month, and physicians are accountable first and foremost their patients. DPC is embraced by health policymakers on the left and right and creates happy patients and happy doctors all over the country!"

https://www.dpcare.org/

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

The half owner / founder of Surgery Center of Oklahoma is a long-time personal friend of mine. Good doctor. Serious about freedom.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Please let him know that so many people very much appreciate what he and his partner have done! I admire them greatly.

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Copernicus's avatar

Sadly, some DPC docs pushed the jabs.

One here in our town even pushed for pregnant women.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Some are probably in it only because it decreases papework and hence the need for specialized staff to do coding and file insurance claims.

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Jay Horton's avatar

"Perhaps one day we will have our own separate “health care” system for those of us who resisted. " -probably will, since most of them will be dead or disabled. The law of numbers, Law of the Fish, Man.

Later Jay

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Roger Beal's avatar

D&R's Meemaw. There, FIFY!

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space's avatar

As a nurse, I agree with your assessment. "Health"care failed us miserably (and criminally, in my opinion.)

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Annie's avatar

I believe the first step would be to drop all msm insurance through work. Get totally off their health insurance. Instead put money to monthly fees direct with these alternative providers.

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space's avatar

Direct primary care is the way to go, agreed. However, this model disproportionately favors those with more disposable income (though for me it's about equal to the premiums I pay for traditional health insurance through my work.) I would pay less for lab work and xrays, etc. through discounts that DPC negotiates, but I don't know what I'd do if I had to be hospitalized.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

We recently did exactly this - dropped our "healthcare" insurance altogether.

I'm 60, my RN wife is 55. Both in reasonably good health. I haven't been to see a doctor since January of 2020.

Makes no damn sense to be spending several hundred dollars per month on nothing.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Wondering if, when the time comes, you will be denied enrollment in Medicare, as a result of making the pureblood choice?

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I get calls every day trying to sign me up. Most of them get a nasty piece of my mind on the way to being told GFOH.

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Annie's avatar

Yes. Plus there's a good chance they'll harm or kill you anyway if you get into one of these so called hospitals.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I would never ever subject myself to the tender mercies of those bastards. Prefer to die instead.

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Over it's avatar

Agree 💯

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Sharon Wood's avatar

Its all so surreal still! At least some progress has been made by our heroes like Drs. McCullough, Risch, Alexander, Marik.... Childers, Siri, Renz and others. Although, its been over 3.5 years later after the global massacres began.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

"They were treated as prison inmates, confined to their tiny rooms."

My wife is counting the minutes until the end of her travel contract for a Geriatric Psych facility. It is exactly this except even worse: the patients are forced out of their beds in the morning and herded into a group room with blaring televisions where there's no place to get away. They can't go outside, they can't leave AMA, and they cannot have visitors - not even clergy.

The patients there are constantly in an uproar - fighting each other and the staff. Just last night she was forced to work nearly two hours late (in an already 12-hour shift) to chart and document all the physical fights from yesterday.

She's a caring nurse who grieves for her patients, one of whom she ALONE is able to calm down from fighting mode. Yesterday he wasn't even her patient, but the other nurses called her in to watch him because they're all afraid of him.

The other nurses know she's a short-timer and so they were kidding her "What are we gonna do without you to calm "Bob"? Guess you'll have to take him with you." (Hahaha.)

Being married to a nurse post-Covid has given me a newfound sense of disrespect for the medical profession.

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Fla Mom's avatar

If you tried to think up a way to make people go crazy and want to fight each other, this sounds like it. It sounds like torture. I wonder if they've ever thought to try soothing classical music (at a reasonable volume) or those recordings of nature sounds. My experience of psychiatrists in medical school was that they're one-trick ponies: drugs. Like almost all doctors anymore, I guess.

As a med student, I was on a visit to a VA hospital, and there was a day room where (apologies for the language) gorked-out patients with horrible contractures from being left alone all the time without movement were stuck in chairs, some reclining, since they'd otherwise fall off a normal chair, with a TV blaring at them incessantly. As soon as I got home, I got a JAG officer to help me write up my instructions for what I did not want done, to save my life if I were in similar circumstances, and it was pretty much 'everything.' Don't keep me alive biologically to be stuck like that with a TV blaring at me.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

If I had to imagine Purgatory, being confined to a chaotic hell-hole with no outside privileges, and daytime TV blaring whatever commercials they run, would be enough for me.

I'd jump through the 4th story window and make a break for it.

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Dianne Denson's avatar

ala One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest...R.P. McMurphy

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S.P.H.'s avatar

It's difficult to hit the 'like' icon with such a serious story Mr. Bennett but bless you for supporting your wife, and God bless your wife for her compassion and professionalism. You (or others) may find this post by Dr. Naomi Wolf of interest as she describes her experience of a near fatal illness: https://naomiwolf.substack.com/p/dearest-readers?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Thanks, SPH, I'll read it.

My wife had a patient a few weeks ago who was a 70-ish widow, whose adult children had kidnapped her out of her front yard and brought here there to be treated for depression.

The woman was completely out of sorts, and couldn't understand what was happening to her. Since she was gardening at the moment of her kidnapping, she didn't have a change of clothes - and wasn't even wearing a bra.

After her shift, my wife went to a store and bought her clothes and clean undies, and took it back to the hospital for the night shift to give it to the lady. When she called back to check on her the next morning, the uncaring shift workers couldn't be bothered to even check to see if the patient had received the items.

I've gone from thinking of nurses as heroes, to ZEROES

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Steph D's avatar

Most of the caring nurses left their jobs because it’s turned into something we don’t recognize. The nurses left are either stone cold or have managed to survive the jab mandates and the stressful conditions out of necessity for an income.

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Copernicus's avatar

That's horrible.

I used to know a lot of nurses. Not one, not a single one, would have been so heartless.

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Juliann's avatar

Reminds me of two situations in my history. One- years ago a neighbor of ours was employed at the Psych ward at the VA hospital. He was killed by a kick in the head by a fighting patient. Second: my late husband, advanced dementia was entitled to VA care. I was told that they couldn’t put him in the Dementia Care/ Psych ward because the younger patients would kill him. We were able to make different arrangements.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I'm sorry for your loss, Juliann. I've thought for decades now that Mental illness is the absolute worst kind of illness.

Wouldn't wish it on Dr. Fauci.

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Freebird's avatar

God Bless all of you conscientious nurses! And I mean that literally…I pray that He will bless you with rewards for your courage to do the right thing. There’s a reason that good nurses are referred to as Angels of mercy!

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Freedom Fox's avatar

Allopathy. Petrochemical medicine. Established by Standard Oil's Rockefeller family. Hired Edward Bernays Madison Avenue Marketing and Advertising campaign to delegitimize and demonize homeopathy and other natural healing. It was founded by Big Pharma, a very lucrative division of the petrochemical industry. Allopathy, aka "Evidence-based medicine" is inseparable from harmful chemical concoctions.

Don't leave your calling to heal others. Just change your paradigm of healing from sick care to health care. Explore and learn the natural healing arts. And support efforts in your state to allow the natural healing arts to be practiced without the same corrupt oversight and controls that "EBM" is under. You will find your calling in harmony with the natural world of healers.

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Fla Mom's avatar

That's what amazed me, too - we ended up suddenly in upside-down bizarro world, pretending that everything being said and done wasn't the opposite of everything we were taught and taught in turn, in the before times. Why wasn't there mass refusal to do 'opposite world' on the part of so many who knew? (I'm retired, so I wasn't faced with it personally, only in my online life.)

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Annie's avatar

Many were our clients and when I called them for client contact reasons they cried, said I was the highlight of their day, they were locked down like a criminal. It was so sad. And many of their adult children had no problem with it. Never challenged it. Didn't even try. It was emotionally draining for me and it cemented my dislike for the covidians who 💯 complied with these awful draconian policies.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Steph--stay tuned...there will be a SHIFT to true HEALTHcare in a very "specific" areas of our country. Keep your "feelers" out and move to that area--you are definitely in the MINORITY--every allopathic medicine practitioner I know is either totally "conditioned" or "too cowardly" to buck the system because they'd lose their livelihood.

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Steph D's avatar

I live in Massachusetts. People who have our values and morals are outnumbered here. People will say there is a ‘silent majority’ who are on our side. I just don’t know who or where they are since they are still in silence. 🫥

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

You may have to start searching for a new state in which to live - most of the New England states and Mid Atlantic are legacy DEMONratic - I'm in PA - lived here most of my life as a staunch Republican--went "Indy" after working for the Mitt the Mutt campaign in 2012 (what a disgrace he was to conservative values). Because you have to registered as either a DEMONrat or Republican to vote the primaries in our state--I had to switch back to GOP in 2016 and voted for Trump both elections. Start specific searches for "pay as you go health clinics" and see what you get - you can include a specific state in the search if you would prefer to move to a specific state. Be patient--the tide is turning...slowly...as the "old saw" states....TRUTH WILL "OUT"!

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rolandttg's avatar

Mittens is probably the #1 money launderer for the cabal. That's what earned him his run at the presidency.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I am beyond disgusted by him!!

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Seaquinn's avatar

I'm on the Cape and am certain there are plenty of conservatives here. The 2020 voting lines wrapped around buildings outside, and these people were not doing that for Biden.

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Steph D's avatar

The medical profession in particular has been infiltrated by leftist ideology. So extreme that the removal of healthy body parts in the name of ‘affirmative care’ for a mental delusion is now the norm. Covid fear was the kickoff for so much madness especially in the blue states.

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Fla Mom's avatar

I'm so glad I'm retired (I was an allopath, who now hopes I didn't do too much damage in my medical career). I recently had the opportunity to recommend against a college student entering an allopathic medical school. Her college has a deal with one of the old, established school of osteopathy, to admit a certain number of students from that college each year, and I recommended looking into it.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

WONDERFUL! Medicine has become HUGE biz, thanks to the largest population sector ever in the world's history--the BOOMERS!! It's NOT about healing or health--hasn't been for many decades. But there are a FEW CHOICE practitioners around the world who take the Hippocratic Oath seriously. Dr. Zev Zelenko was one of them God rest his mighty soul! Dr. McCullough, Dr. Simone Gold are 2 more and there are many more that I have no knowledge of - I'm sure if you keep searching online--you WILL find a TRULY holistic practitioner and, more than likely, they'll be "off the grid" and "pay as you go"--which is fine with me. I would rather pay more and get WHOLE BODY/MIND/SPIRIT care!

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Fla Mom's avatar

Isn't it sad, though; my medical school explicitly taught the 'biopsychosocial' model, which sounds quite like what you call body/mind/spirit care.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

How long ago was this and where is this medical school, Fla Mom?

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rolandttg's avatar

I still cannot believe that as good and decent as Zelenko was, and as smart, he fell for the chemo propaganda.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Perhaps he was bending to his family's wishes--I do not know for sure.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

At least inmates get a last meal.

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Over it's avatar

I quit my hospital nursing job in September 2021. I’ll never go back to another hospital. They don’t care about caring for people; it’s all about money.

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Jennifer's avatar

Do a little job shopping and you'll find that many companies are requiring it for new hires. No one is paying attention.

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HeatherSXfan's avatar

Just saw one the other day for a remote job that still required it. Next!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

🤡

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Over it's avatar

Employers know that those that took it, are followers that won’t make waves.

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SusanMc's avatar

A retired atty friend told me she called some other lawyers she knew who were in-house for businesses or represented businesses asking them why masks, why shots.

Answer (at that time of Fauxci dictatorship & protocols): protection from lawsuits. Seems staying under umbrella of federal policy was protection. What a screwed up system.

What’s their answer today I wonder? Perhaps, well, we’ve always done it this way?

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OJen's avatar

I had to sign a waiver for my daughter to go to summer camp THIS SUMMER that said that I won't hold the camp liable if she gets covid. I was like, we're STILL doing that??

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RunningLogic's avatar

I know, I’ve read disclaimers like that too and was like 🤦‍♀️🙄

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Jen's avatar

And they wonder why they can't fill open jobs. 🙄

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Andrea Leshok's avatar

My husband just changed from a job in one city to a different city. No talk of jabs whatsoever. Found his acceptance letter for exemption from the last job in cleaning up recently and gladly let the kids use it as scrap paper to color on! I def sang "ding dong the witch is dead" in my head when thinking about it!

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Juliann's avatar

Pre check in on “My Chart” app still asks the dumb question: “any trips to report”. It’s all I can do not to give a smart-ass answer.

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Jay Horton's avatar

You know they put something in the cow feed to cut out those sort of trips..... but there is a purple one out in the pasture every now and again. Oh, you meant trips to K Mart or Cancun. Sorry, I always get that wrong......

Later Jay

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Yes, this! Why? Why do we not have a decent health freedom law?

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RunningLogic's avatar

Because too many of our lawmakers are effete weenies 😡

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Hell, some of them never had "weenies" in the first place. Which is why they are swayed by emotionalism.

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RunningLogic's avatar

🎯

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space's avatar

RunningLogic, I agree but had to chuckle at the term "effete weenies". :)

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RunningLogic's avatar

I was trying for originality and accuracy 😬

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space's avatar

Ha! Accurate for sure!! :)

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RunningLogic's avatar

😁😆

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daiva's avatar

What if it's not the ole good ignorance—premeditated or otherwise—but rather a perfectly sound calculated policy to screen & select for obedience? Modern-day mainstream medicine is largely algorithmic: you need new hires to faithfully follow established procedures without questioning a thing 🤷

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OJen's avatar

Good and terrifying point.

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Lew's avatar

Gees , I thought the Gov signed a law prohibiting that. Do hospitals have an exemption?

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Copernicus's avatar

If it is like most state laws, it just requires hospitals to offer exemptions. The feds hold Medicare reimbursements over the heads of the hospitals. No shots = no money. 😡

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space's avatar

Exactly so! My hospital still requires us nonvaxxed employees to wear masks at all times. When I protested, I was told that CMS/Medicare still has the mask requirement for unvaxxed employees, therefore *we* will still have the requirement.

I have refused to comply, with citations in hand from the Cochrane review and other sources about how masks don't work. I also mentioned our policy that unvaxxed patients aren't required to wear masks during a visit, therefore they are discriminating against me. I mentioned the hypocrisy surrounding vaxxed employees being able to contract and spread Covid (some studies suggest even more so than unvaxxed people!) but THEY don't have to wear masks. My boss, who acknowledged that I was likely right but is a rule-follower, was pursuing progressive discipline against me but thankfully recently left for another job. New manager doesn't care (or at least looks the other way).

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Jennifer's avatar

Have the genius pulmonologists take their brand new masks out to their Audi's on a sunny day, get inside and shake them. Maybe they can use their superior critical thinking skills they've amassed and ask themselves what the long term effects might be after inhaling all of those plastic fibers they see floating around their cars. Those fibers take up permanent residence deep inside the lungs. Maybe they could also tell us whether or not they believe lung cancer or whatever else might arise from these fibers and chemicals is worse than a 3 day covid infection.

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Sharon Wood's avatar

Bravo to you for standing up to the EXTREME contridictions!!! We can’t give up.

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space's avatar

Thank you, Sharon. It's been challenging and exhausting.

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Sharon Wood's avatar

At the very least, we know we did our part to standup! The preservation of our integrity alone to ourselves is worth it, and we can’t always access or know the cumulative positive effects of our contributions!

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

PS to my screed above: my wife's Geriatric Psych assignment *still* requires masking, even tho no other ward in the hospital does. When asked why, they respond (sayitwithme) "'Cause COVID."

The programming is amazing.

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space's avatar

Yup, the cognitive dissonance is alive and well.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Have you ever attended one of the outreach/constituent services events held by your Congressman/woman? If you can do so, to bring attention to this issue, I recommend it.

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space's avatar

I have, but unfortunately my Congresswoman has totally and completely drunk the Kool-Aid on anything Covid related. On the other hand, she is a sponsor of a bill supporting safe nurse-to-patient staffing ratios, so there's that.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Ugh how incredibly frustrating!!! These idiotic policies need to be stopped!

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OJen's avatar

Good for you!!! And thank God (truly!) that boss left!

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

If it didn’t require imagination, it would be impossible to imagine a representative government weaponizing taxpayer money against taxpayers.

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Copernicus's avatar

Well, imagination is no longer necessary.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

If you’re speaking of DeSantis, he knocked a solid health freedom bill, guaranteed to be passed and created by the very hard work of Conservatives out of the running with a replacement bill presented to the Florida Legislature at the last minute. Apparently, it’s lacking in protections or no one is paying attention and/or enforcing it.

We’re about to hit the red zone with a ginormous mortgage/home insurance crisis in Florida, as well. But never fear, the ‘Nation’s Governor’, has us self running now.

Where’s Ron? Well, he was in New Hampshire getting rained on in a 4th of July Parade on Tuesday. Today, well, his records are all sealed now, but some news story might give us a clue.

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Natalie's avatar

I also read that DeSantis signed a bill that took away the right for local people to vote on major changes to zoning and building in their areas. As someone whose community is being torn apart by a Ford EV plant which the powers that be have ordained should "transform" our community without a vote or referendum from those of us who live here, I think this is a terrible bill.

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CStone's avatar

So. He’s too busy elsewhere?

He’s not ready for prime time.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

It rained on his parade?!

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RU's avatar

This site (conservative treehouse) has great analyses. The latest dust-up over the CA GOP delegates put the final nail in Ron's coffin for me. Pretty clear he's the establishment guy at this point. Hard to know who to trust anymore. Which is likely the point.

Re: the insurance thing, seems like a scam they will try to tie to "climate change." Since actual natural disasters are down, not up, they will manipulate the insurance market to make it appear that disasters are on the rise and there's some imminent threat.

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rolandttg's avatar

they have don't the same thing at NOAA, whoring up temperatures everywhere to make it look hotter than it is ie. choosing obviously hotter sites to place temperature indicators.. Like right beside highways, which are alway ~2 degrees hotter than surrounding areas.

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Seaquinn's avatar

Check out the first photo and enlarge it -- his black footwear resemble platform shoes.

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

I was ordered to complete a vaccine status affidavit if I wanted to practice before the District Court in Virginia. It is on the attorney website.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Wow 😡

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

In B.C., you can't even clean toilets or empty bedpans or launder hospital linens without proof that you are "fully vaccinated against the Covid19 virus."

Can't get a contract job with Dexterra either...

As well as so many other businesses operating in this godforsaken province.

#GiveBonnieTheBoot

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FedUpInOR's avatar

Medicare dropped this in July. All hospitals have or will follow suit. When the money dries up they won’t be enforcing it anymore

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KGer's avatar

If only we could!

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lynn's avatar

There is a doctor who took stool samples of Doctors prior to c-shot, then stool samples at 30 and 60 days. Guess what it killed all the important micro bacteria in their guts. So many diseases come from poor gut health. Children show Autism with low gut health.

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Howard Tenenbaum's avatar

Sabine Hazan’s work. Also criminally taken down AFTER review and acceptance for publication. The COVID Mafiosos are alive and well (er, not dead yet from their vaccines).

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Seeking Grace's avatar

@lynn do you have more info on the gut health-autism link? TIA!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

That is what got Dr. Andy Wakefield in "trouble" with the medical community.

He was practicing as a gastroenterologist and parents that had children with autism would ask if there was a connection.

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Copernicus's avatar

Use a search engine like Yandex and you can probably easily find it.

I recently listened to a webinar from the company that makes Biocidin (used to treat gut dysbiosis), and although I don’t think they addressed autism, they had a lot to say about gut health.

Also, if you look for podcasts, you will probably find many. I’m sorry I don’t have specific links.

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Roger Beal's avatar

If a video tweet was made originally, it may be found on Rumble.

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CaplT's avatar

Yandex ? Has Brave been compromised?

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Copernicus's avatar

I find that I do not get the type of results I am looking for on Brave. Especially when it comes to non-conventional medical things. And I don’t even mean the really controversial ones. But just stuff like, how can I use herb x?

Also, I get only 3-4 pages of results from Brave whereas I typically get more from Yandex.

It’s a Russian search engine, so whatever that is going to mean in the AI algorithms. But, at least I can find the information I need and want.

I’ve heard SwissCows is also better than Brave and others. I’ve used it a handful of times.

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Freedom Fox's avatar

Disappointed by Swiss Cows. Brave has few unique results. Yandex has been best so far. But it often drops into only Russian language results a few pages in.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

Thanks to all commenters above! I totally blanked on Wakefield 🤦🏻‍♀️

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Sandy's avatar

@sabinehazanMD on Twitter has done some work on this. She was on The Highwire with Del Bigtree discussing it.

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lynn's avatar

actually I am afraid for the doctors safety so I won't list the contact this doctor also did a test on items sold in stores that promise to improve gut micros, Guess what only 20% had stuff that worked.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Yeah, I bought a 90 day supply of something called Gut Alive, touted as a miracle online that did exactly nothing for acid reflux.

They always get me; special deal with 90 day supply and I figure it would need time to work.🫤

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Many years ago, I followed a homeopathic’s advice to take DGL deglycyrrhizinated licorice. It cured my condition within weeks. I recommend it to everyone who suffers acid reflux symptoms.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Okay! Another healing substance to look into. I enjoy very much learning about these things.

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Kitkat's avatar

Thank you for the info about DGL! I see that https://www.pureformulas.com/ carries it. That's where I get my NAC.

Time to place another order :)

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FH's avatar

I needed an alternative to my normal online supplement shop, thanks!

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Freedom Fox's avatar

Not tooo much licorice, though. The dose is the poison. Helpful to a point, then becomes harmful. As with most all things in life. Moderation.

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JimB's avatar

Sauerkraut is good for gut health….

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MaryAnn's avatar

Sourdough bread also. Yum! Anything fermented is recommended for gut health.

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Sharon Wood's avatar

Yes, I made and ate some delicious sauerkraut cabbage rolls and noticed it helped clean me out in a natural way, but not excessively.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I have eaten two big tablespoons a day for months. I think my issue was just beyond the simple cures.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

I fell for the same thing Willing Spirit, but it did work for me. 85% dark chocolate and certain foods still do cause upset, but I can take natural Tums and only once in a great while, Pepsid and I’m good to go.

BTW, I found out most chocolate, dark especially, has lead and cadmium in it. I’m sure that was contributing to my problems. I’ve switched to 72% Ghiradelli as it rated low on the toxins. I also took 3 months of Mercola’s Folate and vit B 12 from nat grocers to get rid of the metals, I haven’t had a blood test though, but will.

Good luck, hope any of this helps.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Order some Gaviscon Advance tablets (note the spelling) from the UK. They dissolve and release (sounds icky) a film of some kind of digestable algae over the stomach contents. Works wonders against reflux, well enough that I no longer take famotidine at bedtime. I'm 75 y/o and in excellent health for someone my age.

PS: Our FDA has not "approved" this compound for US sale, thus the UK imports. You can find it on Ebay.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Thank you 47! I wrote it down. Interesting solution, who woulda thunk algae!

I'm 67 and have had gut problems for a long time but the reflux got really bad this last fall. It even caused heart problems, well, perceived heart problems... but it was the reflux.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Thanks for saving me the time - I already eat 72% Ghirardelli; yea!

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Excellent! I ate Green and Blacks 85% and LOVED it, but though organic, was really high in metals. 😢 maybe I loved it too much! lol!

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Copernicus's avatar

Homeopathic Nat phos 6 is helpful for reflux. Can take as needed. Hylands is one source.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Thanks! I’ll write that down too.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I appreciate the information. The condition is long standing with me (20 years at least), and I trace it back to a traumatic period of several years duration. I’ve taken Omeprazole for most of that time, even though I have never liked taking medications. Around that time, a close friend’s mother became ill and died and it was said she had food in her lungs from untreated acid reflux and that freaked me out.

God obviously made a wealth of ways to heal and I guess we have to find what works for us. Now I feel a little bad for dissing the Gut Alive, but I took it faithfully as instructed and it didn’t ever seem to help.

Something I stumbled onto has me now using Bentonite Clay (Plug holes in gut) and organic sulfur. And it seems to be working quite well.

You encouraged me to be patient as I’ve only been at it for about a month.

Thank you for your well wishes! Acid Reflux is so annoying and can be debilitating to a degree. (I tell the yard guy, I have the strength, I have the energy; I just can’t be bending.). This morning, I was bending and no issue!

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Roger Beal's avatar

FWIW: Bentonite clay is an old plumbing product, used years ago to seal leaky joints. Bentonite clay today is what makes certain kitty litters "clump". That product killed one of our cats about 15 years ago. Cats wash their paws, ingest some of the clay, and over time, in some cats it blocks the intestines. Be cautious, you may not have four paws but you, like the cat, are a warm-blooded single-stomach mammal.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Apple cider vinegar (with “the mother” actually helped me quite a bit. Also drinking lots of water.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Glad you were able to bend this morning!!! I hadn’t noticed that symptom until recently! 🙄

I’ll check into the clay, cant take sulphur. Ironically sulphur is one they use to irradicate heavy metals. Hummmm

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On an island's avatar

Same as Pamela said. Many years ago a doctor quickly concluded i had acid reflux and prescribed meds i never took after reading side effects. To this day any time i have issues i pop a few dgl’s and that’s the end of it.

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Sharon Wood's avatar

Does just regular licorice help as well? Or is there something specific about this brand etc?

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AusYank's avatar

Just noting that here we are, taking care of our own health care with advice from people we can trust, ignoring the sick care mega business completely.

Have been watching noir films from the 1940's, where doctors are almost universally distrusted as snake oil salesmen. So we're full circle.

Separately, this woman makes a terrible and true point on where we are with the child genital mutilation industry. My daughter in law's place of work has been completely upended by just a handful of these confused screechers: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLUjnW2J/

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Gabriella's avatar

Free Now Foundation Newsletter today had an article about Dr. Hassan’s and bifidobacterium issues. Sorry I don’t know how to post a link here. Hopefully you can look it up.

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Seeking Grace's avatar

Thanks, Gabriella! ❤️

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FH's avatar

Seeking Grace, while this book (linked below) does not directly address the link to autism (at least I don’t recall it), it does do a really good job of explaining the mechanisms by which gut health likely - or actually has been found to - affect all sorts of systems in the body. I read it with great skepticism as a courtesy towards a trusted friend. I ended up tweaking my daily intake of foods and supplements as a result, and my body is much happier. (“Tweaking” because years of dieting soured me in doing anything extreme or even 100%.)

The website appears to have a wealth of information, I haven’t spent any time there.

https://www.drperlmutter.com/books/brain-maker-by-david-perlmutter-md/

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Seeking Grace's avatar

Many thanks, FH! I will definitely check it out.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Inulin.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Interesting!

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JohnS's avatar

I’m a Jersey boy, not a southerner, but somehow “electric vehicle factories and battery plants are overtaking pine forests” doesn’t sound like something worth celebrating.

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Glenda Gallagher's avatar

As a 3rd Gen Floridian I have watched this beautiful state become congested, paved and golf coursed. A balance of good jobs and maintaining the beauty of the wild is hard to reach when so many dollars are offered. 🙁

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Willing Spirit's avatar

My family can be tracked back to the 1840 census in Walton County, which included Okaloosa County at that time. They were actually homesteading on the Shoal River near what is now Crestview.

When my daddy was 10, his daddy moved the family in order to supervise a turpentine still operation near DeFuniak Springs. He told such stories of how majestic the virgin pines in Florida were and then they cut them all down. From Pensacola on the west all the way across to Jacksonville. They took them all down.

The stumps and roots were well preserved from the sap and were used as fire starter back in the day; but we called it ‘lighterd’. Don’t know how it would be spelled, that’s what it sounded like. A very strong and obstinate person would be said to be as ‘tough as a lighterd knot.’

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Fla Mom's avatar

My mom's family arrived in Florida in the 1770s; my dad's in the 1860s. On our farm, we've planted stands of longleaf pine to help recreate some small part of the lost ecosystem. Some is now inside a pasture (Florida Cracker cattle and sheep), and some is out. Deer, turkey, gopher tortoises, doves, etc., are plentiful, as are gators in the pond. We have an old catface stump, and people here still call it lighterd.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Have it and have read it!

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Glenda Gallagher's avatar

My family was from South Georgia (Waycross area) and also in the pine tree and turpentine operations. They went back and forth between FL and GA and finally settled in Clermont FL for the final time. They then worked in the citrus industry there. There used to be a small town north of Tallahassee named Hinson which is my family name. Interesting info you shared. Thank you!

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Jay Horton's avatar

Ahhhhhhh, I lived in WAYX from 70's-ish till I was transferred to Ocala in '84. Going up there this weekend. My Dad turns 80. Wow. Very kool.

Later Jay

P.S. Willing S. we called them "fat lighter" in S. Ga.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

And thank you! I love the stories.

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SB's avatar

I noticed that, too! The conservative south shouldn't be building EV factories.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

We don’t want them! Makes no sense. Where the f*ck do they think the electricity is going to come from?

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daiva's avatar

From socket in the wall, obvs ya silly 😁

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Like their bread... which comes in plastic bags... ya silly!

That's how bread is "grown" but wait kids, plastic is BAD, and paper bags are ... not sustainable.

How about... Just plant the bread soylent in a glass bin, and watch it GROW!

(How will it get BAKED though, once they outlaw gas ovens, and ban wood fired ovens, and, and...)

Oh, just ban bread already.

(There! Future problem solved. 😉)

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Willing Spirit's avatar

AOC, is that you?😂🤣

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daiva's avatar

Doxxed 😭

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I'm a huge fan of Tesla. And they made sense when we lived in Wa state, where the electricity comes from hydro and nuclear.

Here in Oklahoma tho, most all of our electricity is produced from burning coal. So a Tesla here is literally a "coal-burning vehicle."

(Eat your heart out, all you dually-diesel truck owners!)

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Giving people choice through the free market would be an awesome idea.

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Roger Beal's avatar

That's exactly what Mr. Toyoda says he is doing and plans to continue doing. He knows many folks that buy Toyotas are in tenth-world nations that don't have much pavement, let alone an electric power grid. And of course, the Greta-Bots are screaming bloody murder at him for his failure to kowtow to the 100% green agenda.

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Fla Mom's avatar

I don't think that Tesla would haul a trailer full of cattle down our dirt road after a heavy rain, though, so no heart-eating going on here.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Saw a review of the Ford Lightning EV pickup. The owner reviewer had taken it to pick up a trailered Model T he'd bought. Allegedly, the F-150 Lightning has a towing capacity of 5,000 lbs and a range of 240 miles.

IIRC, the new EV truck owner couldn't even make it 50 miles with a much less than 5,000 lb payload;

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Fla Mom's avatar

We considered getting an 'Eco' model of the F150 long ago, but even it can't tow enough.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Not tryin' to be nasty, but ... Are you enjoying your double tax breaks - the EV purchase credit from Uncle Sugar, and the avoidance of state highway excise tax on gasoline?

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I've rented them on vacation, but I never bought one. Two things hold me back: (1) the human and ecological damage that the lithium mines produce, and (2) the whole problem of trying to fight for electric power which is in increasingly short supply.

That said, they are awesome vehicles at least 50 years ahead of their competitors. Insanely fast and powerful.

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Roger Beal's avatar

But, according to Mr. Toyoda, the wet lithium battery will be (thankfully) obsolete by 2029 or thereabouts. Toyota is in development of a dry storage battery that offers 800 - 900 miles/charge, has zero flammability risk, and does not use lithium.

As during the late days of carbureted ICE engines while fuel injection was being perfected, just wait a bit for EV tech to catch up to real-world market demands, before plunking down your cash. Just IMO ...

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Sharon Wood's avatar

Not to mention but from what I have read, the WEFs 15 min cities will prohibit cars unless they are all electric. Sounds like something isn’t right to be accomdating their manufacture in FL, conservative haven???

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I’m afraid that Conservative Haven bit may be just a media construct to boost Ron DeSantis into the national spotlight to be used as a weapon against Donald Trump. Well, no, I’m sure of it. Come to my neighborhood and I’ll show you plenty of rabid leftists.

And I’m not at all sure all I new transplants have the same definition of conservative as I have. They want to hold onto their money, but move forward ‘progressively’ at the same time.

They’re mostly just raising the costs of everything, and we all have to wonder if we can afford to stay.

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Sharon Wood's avatar

I fear you could be onto something. Military psy-ops are so clever one doesn’t know what is true or real.

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AJ#2's avatar

TN gave a huge tax break to Ford to build an EV plant.

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LMWC's avatar

Same here in Michigan in beautiful historic Marshall. And a Chinese, (CCP), owned plant is planned for near Ferris State U in Big Rapids, will employ Chinese Nationals, and being given millions in Michigan taxpayer monies.

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Brenda Bergsma's avatar

Witmer and her posse are evil.

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chuck kutchera's avatar

Another one is being built in Glendale Kentucky, but in order to work on it I believe you have to be jabbed.

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walk2write's avatar

The aquifers are being depleted/damaged at an alarming rate so saltwater intrusion into the freshwater supply along the coastline is inevitable. And the beautiful springs that are prevalent in the interior of the state are becoming more polluted by all of the runoff caused by paving over paradise (among other things).

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Jay Horton's avatar

...but we're not going to stop any of it. The new influx and all that don't respect, it's all just a commodity to them. I am being surrounded by McMansions and now, solar farms and just over the weekend we found that a plastics manufacturers in moving into the commercial park behind our farm. Sucks to be us...... Later Jay

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I thought exactly the same!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Also cutting down Southern virgin forest to turn into wood chips to send on freighters to arrive in Europe to be burned as fuel.

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Mary H.'s avatar

I agree !! Just drive past a huge “missing pine forest” off Route 16 outside Savannah GA , in Bryan County.

They are building a Hyundai EV plant and an adjacent battery plant.

It is the largest economic development in Georgia history. https://www.savannahnow.com/story/business/2023/02/17/hyundai-ev-plant-bryan-county-ga-larger-than-montgomery-alabama/69915046007/

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School's Out's avatar

Not terribly worried about pine trees...they are all over the place. Related company is doing the Scout EV location in Blythewood, SC. I have more concern over the wetlands/old growth hardwood areas being cleared/filled in and built on. That said, I'm in the concrete business and growth is here/accelerating.

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Barbara's avatar

I think all of government has had a lobotomy

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Actually I feel they are operating with their full faculties.

This is democide.

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JW's avatar

They need to remake the movie One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest -DC Style.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Nurse Fauchet.

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Notyours's avatar

I am so borrowing that.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Don't bother returning it. I have more. 😉

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Obviously

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CaplT's avatar

An unsuccessful one.

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SusanMc's avatar

Bingo‼️

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FourWinds's avatar

I didn't think I'd live to see the day when the truth started coming out about the "vaccines" because I figured it would be decades, if ever. I am very happy I was wrong. The super good news about this is that hopefully the public will be much less likely to believe scamdemic 2.0 and its "vaccine", which Gates keeps promising will happen. (Translation: he's working on making scamdemic 2.0.) But then again, there will be some who never get it, like the crazy eyed lady in my store yesterday wearing a blue face diaper when it was darn near 90 out. Sigh.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Epoch Times headline this morning I saw (I didn’t bother to read it 🙄) stated the new and improved vaccine will be for the flu, covid, rsv, and any other respiratory illness. Hahahahaha. I recall last fall when they tried to make everyone panic about rsv. It was all over Pandora music advertising 🤦🏼‍♀️. Too many times I told the radio to “shut up” (maybe a little saltier than that 😬) and changed the station.

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J Boss's avatar

My concern here is replacing a standard flu shot mandated by most health care companies and wrongly thought of as possibly helpful and definitely harmless with mRNA tech that will severely harm or kill at least 7% of the recipients. The word needs to get out that mRNA is deadly.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

No matter what they try to call it… HARD PASS! Never for the rest of my life will I inject any of their “vaccines”

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FourWinds's avatar

I'm 100% there with you! God only knows what garbage is in them.

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Nancy Benedict's avatar

Agreed.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

The standard flu shot can be deadly too.

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Fla Mom's avatar

It's generally useless, too, with very low effectiveness and short duration, not to mention producing 'original antigenic sin,' altering one's ability to defend immunologically against future, different, strains. Dr. Robert Malone said the annual flu recommendations are really made in order to keep the flu vaccine production facilities in operation, so in case there's another Great Influenza they can be ramped up quickly.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

They’re still pushing the RSV vax here in Oregon, on TV. I bet my brother in Washington gets it. He says he’s all vaxxed up. 😭

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Karen, tell your bro the story I'm about to tell you. Might get a reaction. (No one in my family reacted though, so, long shot...)

Heard from an old friend the other day. Devastated. Reported to me that her eldest brother was found dead that day.

Her other brother entered his apartment to do a wellness check as he'd not heard from him. (No internet... no cell... just a landline, which he wasn't answering.)

His brother was sitting upright in his easy chair. Coroner said he'd been dead at least a week but that he "died of natural causes".

So, not stabbed, not a self inflicted death by gunshot, no hypodermic needle in his arm nor vial of empty pills... No "note".

No sign of "foul play", etc.

No autopsy.

My old friend said he was jabbed 6 times. Suffered a stroke after the 1st, one year ago.

Liked it so much, he rolled up his sleeve 5 more times!

I'd say it WAS self inflicted "suicide: by jabapalooza juice" but you're not supposed to speak ill of stupid dead people.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

He won’t listen. You see, his wife is a medical professional. Makes Me Crazy!!!

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Ya I’m not surprised they’re pushing it there. I’m sorry to hear that about your brother. 😞

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Thank you. His wife is a retired emergency room nurse, and daughter of teachers. The union lockstep mentality is in full force.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

What's a TV?

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D&R’s Gma's avatar

Did they mention “the common cold” ? When will they finally figure that one out ? 🙄🙄 double eye roll

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Sigh, indeed. I was so naive back in March of 2020, when I said people aren’t going to wear those things, especially not in a couple of months in Florida when it’s 90+degrees outside. I really credited people with having far more common sense than is the actual case. Sigh…

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On an island's avatar

I don’t even call it ‘common sense’ anymore because it’s no longer common. It’s basic sense at best.

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RunningLogic's avatar

The virtue signaling high is too strong for them not to wear them.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Also, remember middle school/junior high when it was so important to fit in, to wear the right clothes.....

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah I never really fit in, so am used to that… probably has been an advantage in life…

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I think I fit in during middle and high school--but since then, not. And glad of it.

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Copernicus's avatar

People were made to be afraid.

People were told it was only for two weeks. Many of us will put up with dumb stuff for two weeks. Fewer of us will do that now.

And/or people wanted to be compliant.

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Copernicus's avatar

Well, only if the public actually see the paper and accept it.

I bet there will be a lot of jabbering about how unreliable the findings are, for one reason or another, and about this just being a pre-print, so of course it can’t be taken as gospel yet.

I have a long time friend who is multi-jabbed and who multi-jabbed their KIDS!!! 😳😳😳 and who is unlikely to let this paper dissuade her from her belief in the allegedly God-given provision of the jabs and pax and all the rest. But not his provision of Ivy or any of the related stuff.

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PatriciaHenry's avatar

This preprint has been removed by Preprints with The Lancet because the study's conclusions are not supported by the study methodology. Preprints with The Lancet reserves the right to remove a paper that has been posted if we determine that it has violated our screening criteria. Further information is available here: https://www.thelancet.com/preprint-faq

Didn’t take long

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RunningLogic's avatar

Ugh 😡🤬

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space's avatar

Geez!! Ughhh.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Funny how their belief in “the science” is so selective 🙄

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nt's avatar

Right !? 50 years of study on human sexuality and gender dysphoria…what to do with Dr Levine !? Such a conundrum on when to embrace science…or not.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Selective like evolution which if you use science is obviously an impossibly.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Because jabs have become their religion.

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SB's avatar

Too many people are willfully ignorant and perfectly happy to stay that way.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Absolutely correct!

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Jay Horton's avatar

Better worry more about the sneaky stuff they are putting in our meats. I know where my meat comes from and what goes in. The vast majority do not, another major concern. Also, USDA approved Gates backed company to sell lab grown chicken meat here in the US:

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/bill-gates-backed-companies-approved-to-sell-lab-grown-chicken-in-the-us/?utm_source=digest-freedom-2023-07-04&utm_medium=email

Later Jay

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The Antipole's avatar

Interesting that "right leaning" and "anti-establishment" are considered by AI to be linked and/or similar ideologies. I remember when right leaning, establishment, and conservative were all synonyms of each other. Sort of like how liberals used to be against government censorship and skeptical of corporate power, but now shill for big-pharma and advocate for more govt. muzzling. Strange times.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I’m certainly old enough to know when being establishment and status quo were very uncool.

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FH's avatar

I know, right? Now those people ARE the Establishment! I so innocently thought “working from within the system for change” was a value to herald. Did not know until recent years it meant “march(ing) through the institutions”.

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J Boss's avatar

The ChatGPT rules and learning have bias programmed in. You can bypass the bias by passing instructions to ignore the programmed bias. Th service used to analyze the Twitter account would have to pass that rule, either automatically or with a user selected option.

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

Nice uplifting video for some smiles - The Joy of Jesus in Times Square! 💃🕺🎶🙏

https://twitter.com/seanfeucht/status/1676030725080985600?s=46&t=eiWIWmyxWe7pNmaXMwHizA

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J Kaz's avatar

Hope in Humanity....

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Andrea Leshok's avatar

🤣🤣🤣🤣If my old J-school professor could hand out F’s from the grave, the Washington Post would have to change its major from journalism to shop.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I was an underperforming high school sophomore. So much so, my guidance counselor recommended I consider Vo-tech.

Then my ACT results came back.

I went from "shop" to "Classics" overnight. (To this day I despise guidance counselors.)

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Emumundo's avatar

Hey Jeff, I was worried about AI being a real smarty pants , but WE could have told you everything it came up with!

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Amy Graff's avatar

Speaking of pronouns did anyone else notice, or find it interesting, that the Twittergpt use of "they" pronouns?

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Yes! I was rolling my eyes. I kept inserting HIM and HE as I read it. 🙄

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RunningLogic's avatar

Same!!!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Well he is we. US. All them there here.

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Steph D's avatar

That’s all we need to know about twittergpt.

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Joey g's avatar

Over 700k people died possibly by the clot shots I could see it now on late night TV in a few years, “If you or a love one were injured by the COVID-19 vaccination shots, you may be entitled to an award call 1 800 u screwed! “

And you know it’s coming!!😉

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PamelaZelie's avatar

I hope I live to see it.

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On an island's avatar

For sure! It’ll go the way of Round Up, which I’m certain caused my Mom’s lymphoma. Also Johnson’s baby powder induced cancers, and water contamination for vets that had been stationed at Camp Lejeune. They all have those commercials running now.

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Les's avatar

Yep, pre-print removed. I see others have noted that already.

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Agent 1-4-9's avatar

Well, like my uncle used to say, "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy."

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space's avatar

Ha! Yup, I say that too.

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Politico Phil's avatar

2022 Nobel Prize Winner says there is No Climate Crisis

John Clauser spoke at 'Quantum Korea 2023'

https://nakedemperor.substack.com/p/2022-nobel-prize-winner-says-there?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

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