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VeryVer's avatar

I'm so happy I didn't get the shots. I might have gotten them to keep my job, but then I found Jeff's advice on how to request a Religious accommodation, and that's the path I took. In no small way, Jeff saved my life and others, too. The Lord works in mysterious ways. Thanks Jeff! And the Praise God.

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Over it's avatar

Same! So grateful! Just before Thanksgiving 2021, God spoke to me about not taking this poison & I would have lost my job because I wasn’t going to take it. Jeff coached me & some of my coworkers, who all still remember REAL science that was taught 30 years ago in nursing school....he saved our jobs. I’ll be forever grateful.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

absolutely, saved my life. I am a nurse and my job required it. Religious exception saved my job, other wise I would have been forced to retire. Thank you Jeff.

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Bryn Cannon's avatar

That is when I found C&C too - looking for information on religious exemptions for my husband who works at Microsoft. He got his, no problem, and I’ve been reading this every day ever since.

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john's avatar

It never seems to get mentioned, along with all the other bad things about covid shots, but everyone also needs to know that “ALL mRNA-based shots have a deadly “flaw” -- they will always cause the body to attack itself, causing high inflammation.”

Dr Bhakdi MD explains this phenomena clearly, in layperson terms, in this excerpt from CHD TV 2022.10.21 -- (00:45-29:00 of https://live.childrenshealthdefense.org/chd-tv/shows/friday-roundtable/worrying-developments-with-michael-palmer-m-d-sucharit-bhadki-m-d/ )

In a nutshell the deadly “flaw” is that the proteins made by a cell, in response to mRNA message, are foreign, non-self-proteins, which cause the cell that made them to be attacked -- and die a violent death, with high inflammation -- by “complement” (killer system #2). Is critical to know this as tptb plan to use MRNA for all future vaccines.

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JustANobody's avatar

Is this in his substack somewhere..? Thank you😊

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Fla Mom's avatar

If you go to the main page for Coffee & Covid you can find other posts, not just today's.

This is what appears when you click on 'Resources:'

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/s/resources

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JustANobody's avatar

Thank you.

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SB's avatar

Praise the Lord!

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Tracy Bishop's avatar

My son did the same thing! He is in medical school and said he just assumed he would have to take it so he went ahead and checked it off the list. I was very very upset at the time that he didn’t consult with me. This was before we had any evidence that the clot shots are SO BAD.

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FedUpInOR's avatar

I did not have relations with that pharmaceutical company!

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daiva's avatar

🗨 It depends on what the meaning of the word 'relations' is.

...Or 'pharmaceutical', for that matter 😏

PS Not to say the word 'not' itself is exempt from due scrutiny 😇

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SadieJay's avatar

Best comment award! ♥

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CGL's avatar

Hilarious! I will laugh about this all day😂.

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LuAnne's avatar

🤣🤣

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Pamela Laine's avatar

LOLOLOLOL!!!

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Shari Ray's avatar

Hat tip comment!!

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Winter Girl's avatar

Regarding the Dr. Stillwagon video, I did not know the specifics as to why some people are having very serious and sometimes fatal reactions to the shot, while others seem to be ok. What a brilliant breakdown of what is going on! This absolutely should make headlines everywhere so that people can be better educated as to why the shot is so dangerous- even though its effects vary. Also, the lady on the Safety Board - lol - kind of like the secretary of state certifying her own crooked election.... absolutely ridiculous.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Attorney Aaron Siri (like Attorney Jeff) is a rock star who is winning important cases.

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fritzy_boo_boo's avatar

Yeah Aaron Siri is a badass. I see him working a lot with Dell big tree and ICAN. They might have cases pending and won on their website. I don't think the public understands how difficult it is to sue vaccine manufacturers because of all the liability protection they've managed to get since 1986, and the prep act after 9/11. If you strip away that protection Id expect an overhaul of that industry. Back in the '70s they were getting sued left and right for injuries. Which was fair. Now they've got a lot less incentive to make safe products. The US government picks up all the legal costs and the payouts to the injured now.

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Winter Girl's avatar

Awesome - good to know!

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Copernicus's avatar

Marc Giradot has been writing about this variability in adverse events.

I believe that Drs McCullough and Cole probably also have mentioned it. Information about the variability between batches - due to manufacturing, storage, and preparation - is out there but the dr in the video summarizes it all quite succinctly.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

There's even a website where people can check out the toxicity of their particular batch. There seems to be a lot of other info added since I last looked at it many months ago. https://howbadismybatch.com/

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fritzy_boo_boo's avatar

I got my ex-wife's two lot numbers and went to this site. My heart kind of sunk because according to the site she was in some pretty high risk lots. Then I thought..... You know you can ruin $100 bottle of wine in transport in no time with some UV exposure or heat. So hopefully she got something well degraded.

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Gabriella's avatar

That’s what I’m hoping & praying. Or what Kevin Stillwagon said. My sons first shot was also in the high adverse event lot.

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Gabriella's avatar

Does anyone know if this site keeps up to date records? I was able to find the ID’s of the first two Mode rna shots my son got in May & June 2021, but not the 3rd he got Dec. 2021. It’s been a long time, probably first quarter 2022, since I looked.

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L1's avatar

Thanks so much for including this link. I will be passing it along. So many have regrets now and wonder if they are in the clear yet.

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Winter Girl's avatar

wow- I did not know this!

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disfatbidge's avatar

Is Marc on Substack? Because yes, this is the first time I've seen the reasons summarized like this! It is very important information!

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Copernicus's avatar

Yes. Search for his name + Substack and you will probably be able to find him.

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disfatbidge's avatar

Found him, thanks!!

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Mimi P.'s avatar

If you are able, can you add the link for the article from Marc Giradot?

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Copernicus's avatar

Go to his Substack. He has written a lot about it.

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Julie's avatar

I have also heard that there were some batches that were simply saline and so there wasn't even a sore arm on those people. I actually believe that because if you think about it, if Big Pharma had sent out the most potent drug to everyone, adverse reactions would have been off the charts and even more suspicious as to the "safety" factor.

Plus, as the good doc said, a good reaction one time does not necessarily mean a good reaction every time you get a booster. 🙄

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Shawn Pitcher's avatar

Please recall that it wasn't Big Pharma "sending" this out. It was the DoD and HHS! I am an Army veteran and currently and RN. Seeing these two agencies weaponized against us is at once both devastating, but also amazing (when viewed through the Art of War lens).

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InquizitiveOne's avatar

I was active duty 1990-1994. Thankfully, I never went overseas so wasn’t required to take the anthrax vax which has now been linked to Gulf War syndrome. I met other service members who suffered from this mysterious illness. I just assumed it was some bio warfare agent they were exposed to in Iraq or Afghanistan. Now it turns out, the damage was from our own government backed vaccines!

I took the flu shots during this time, and I also took flu shots periodically from 1994-2009 but I don’t think I’ve taken them since. I’ve never even had the flu to my recollection, I’ve always been healthy. I’m thankful for my strong immune system. I am not vaxed for Covid but I did test for antibodies last Sept and had over 250 ct antibodies so I consider myself sufficiently immune.

(Of course I follow all the precautions like hand washing, sanitizing, vitamins, saline nasal flushes daily, etc) I don’t think I’ll ever take another vaccine, though. I can’t shake feeling like they are ALL a farce after learning what we’ve learned about Covid shots. I’m so glad I refused to take these Covid jabs! I knew something was up when they had to change the definition of words to fit their meaning. Young people might be ok with literal definitions of words being changed, but I’ve read that book before, and I don’t like the way it ends (1984)

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fritzy_boo_boo's avatar

Good for you. I got onto vaccines about 12 years ago when I learned much to my shock that Mercury have been in vaccines for decades. I started off college as a chemistry major and knew that Mercury should never be injected into people. Didn't matter what the justification was. I got on to some really good sources very early on. Robert Kennedy was one of them. And over the years I came to the conclusion that the US vaccine program needed to be completely overhauled. So many problems. I carefully consider each vaccine that comes before me. And I use sources that I trust. Since then I haven't taken another vaccine.

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CMCM's avatar

I've always found it amazing that while various "authorities" were fanatical about the mercury in thermometers, mercury was in vaccines.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Thank you for your service. Keep on your toes, science that they are teaching & preaching isn’t what I was taught 40 yrs ago 😒

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Excellent point, I am the same. Forced to take the first flu shots, or article 13. Fibromyalgia for life. Thanks DoD.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Same and CFS all related to lupus

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SunnyRai's avatar

🫂

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JustANobody's avatar

This Right Here!👍👍👍

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Dr Linda's avatar

Agreed. I was at Fort McClellan (now a toxic waste dump) in the 70’s for 3 years. The chemical warfare school was there. God only knows what was injected into us. I am the proud owner of SLE following my service

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SunnyRai's avatar

🎯

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Roger Beal's avatar

The mostly-saline batches were delivered for injection into the arms of our leaders in the federal government ... injections done on-camera so they could strut and preen about their virtue.

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Julie's avatar

Actually, the saline batches were said to have been given to FEMA members (I cannot verify this, but my neighbor's friend allegedly saw this happening first-hand).

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

not surprised at all.

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CMCM's avatar

So the question is this: Did they get saline because they already knew the vaccines were dangerous, or did they get saline because the safety was unknown or uncertain?

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Karen Bandy's avatar

It’s short, factual and perfectly sweet. I know two vaxers I want to send it to. One gets it, one I’m not sure, and not to rub it in, but they need to hear about the D Dimer test.

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Winter Girl's avatar

Right? Shouldn’t everyone know about this???

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Yes!!!

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disfatbidge's avatar

YES! I have been trying to find this exact information and haven't been able to until this video! We really need to hear more of this!

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PennyG's avatar

YT already removed vid, had to look it up elsewhere, quickly trying to replace with their frantic damage control.

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Sarah White's avatar

It was removed from YouTube. Anyone know where else it can be found?

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Copernicus's avatar

Searched for “Stillwagon testimony” and found this: https://rumble.com/v217gsk-why-some-have-adverse-reactions-and-others-dont.html

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I admit the Trump NFT $99 e-cards turned out great as he netted nearly $5M in under half a day. The lefties (and many righties, myself included) went nuts about it.

It's much better than Crack Pipe Art by Hunter Biden at $500,000 a pop and the Big Guy doesn't get 10% either.

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Jeff C's avatar

He netted $5m but to what end? He has no obligation to use that on a campaign but he can blow it on drugs and hookers if he's so inclined (he's not but I'm making a point). The only "genius" in this move that I can see is that be bilked 45,000 of his most fervent supporters out of $99 each for something that is effectively worthless. How is this any different from SBF other than magnitude?

I'm no supporter of Ben Shapiro as I think he's a deep-state neocon symp more worried about his peer image than actual conservativism. But on this one he's exactly right. Trump's NFT was a grifter move and it made this enthusiastic four-time Trump voter *much* less likely to vote for him. I doubt I'm alone.

Absent any type of financial controls this move by Trump looks sleezy as can be. We talk about all the supposed smart people bilked by SBF, but what about the 45k Trump supporters that snapped this up? It's no different from Trump Steaks or Trump University. It's embarrassing that he did it and embarrassing so many people on our side fell for it. He's supposed to be a presidential candidate, not PT Barnum.

Again I ask, is it too much to ask for responsible adult behavior in a potential president?

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Scott's avatar

There is a crucial difference between this and SBF. SBF sold something and then fraudulently used those funds for other things. He told his investors that he was simply holding the money. Trump’s scheme here is a no strings attached piece of fan merchandise.

I hear what you are saying both are actually not worth anything. But Trump’s NFT can be of sentimental value to a fan. You don’t get to decide how much someone else values such a thing. I personally wouldn’t spend $10 on one. But no need to confound and conflate completely different things.

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Jeff C's avatar

Point missed. SBF replaced those funds (on paper at least) with his own token that was worthless, so there is some similarity here. There are not completely different.

Trump issuing a digital NFT is no different from the people who sell you a certificate saying an asteroid has been named after you. It's worthless and has no intrinsic value beyond the foolish sentiments of those with more money than sense. And yes I can decide what something is worth because I have a brain and can think for myself.

Seriously, we are going to defend this grifter move on hair-splitting semantics? The county is in serious trouble but Trump is out hawking the latest scam. Just another ridiculous unforced error on his part. It's time for a grown up who understands the hour is late.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

The $99 card like MANY other NFT products is standard fare for NFTs.

Doesn't compare to the billions that were stolen by FTX who took that money and then went bankrupt.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Blah, blah, blah…Orange Man horrible!

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Franek ✅'s avatar

Trump Derangement Syndrome works both ways.

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Neil Kellen's avatar

75%+ our our elected officials, and 99% of elected Dems, current president included, are irresponsible and childish.

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Kay Conway's avatar

I am serious about winning in 2024. This “major announcement” by Trump was embarrassing at best.

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Harold Saive's avatar

Foreboding, ominous, omen?

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Harold Saive's avatar

Trump is a con man. We wants full credit for being father of the WARP SPEED clot shot. If he becomes president he could orchestrate a repeat of the Covid pandemic.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Blah, blah, blah…Orange Man bad.

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Franek ✅'s avatar

There is no covid accountability without taking a hard look at Trump's role in the pandemic and the Warp Speed clot shots, which He claims saved 10 million lives and is one of the greatest achievements of mankind.

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daverkb's avatar

Essentially, Trump just gamed the system ... that is, IF THE INTENT IS TO RAISE CAMPAIGN FUNDS. In essence, he evaded existing laws of the raised money goes to fund a return presidential bid. Not completely sure, but I am sure some people would see it this way. And yes, there is something 'brilliant' after a fashion. And that fashion would be having to operate in an utterly corrupt, lawless system.

Lack of law and moral restraint is everywhere present in the American Empire. It is all so corrupt and dystopian that at this point it might be a blessing to say goodbye to it and start over from scratch. I hate to say this because starting from scratch is also not so palatable an idea by probable outcomes.

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Jeff C's avatar

From Pedro Gonzales (highly recommended as he's a clear thinker) regarding the Trump NFT:

"But the fine print said the NFTs were “not political and have nothing to do with any political campaign.”" This was straight from the provided NFT documentation.

https://twitter.com/emeriticus/status/1603839350202142721

So no, this was just a money-making scheme by a company to which Trump licensed his image.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Sez you….

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InquizitiveOne's avatar

Whew! I’m glad to hear that! He has a right to do what made him famous in the first place. I mean, he even went on tv wrestling one time!

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Jeff C's avatar

You are right, the corruption is everywhere and that is what is so disheartening about all this. Assuming this isn't just a blatant self-serving move (which I think it is but for the sake of argument), claiming "our guy brilliantly used corruption to advance our interests" is no win.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Or if not for campaign, then not a problem. Are we good then?

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daverkb's avatar

Technically, not a problem. But we are still dealing with a very degraded and degrading cultural atmosphere. Nobody, for instance, of my dad's generation would act like this and still run for office.

Still, let us not forget that DJT exposed a lot of bad stuff that badly need exposing ... and this did require a high office pulpit. He did us a lot of good no matter how much a mixed bag.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Possibly. As PT Barnum supposedly said: there’s a sucker born every minute

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Julie's avatar

Apparently, those cards have a value of half a million dollars now! So, the people who bought them were savvy too...or just lucky. 🤔

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Jeff C's avatar

Not to be rude Julie, but based on what? How do those cards have any intrinsic value other than ridiculous speculation after being hawked by Trump? Try paying your mortgage with one.

After what we just saw with FTX, how in the world are people falling for any of this? Those cards are worthless and no different than if you or I started issuing our own currency.

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Roger Beal's avatar

NFTs have as much value as a buyer is willing to give for them, IN CASH MONEY, not crypto. The trick with this sort of transaction is to get in and out again at light-speed.

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Jeff C's avatar

Yes, it's the same "trick" as with every other scheme in the history of mankind. Collect the money off the suckers and get out before they realize what they bought is actually worthless.

My reference to SBF was that he was doing the same, collecting money from people who thought they were buying something of value (they weren't).

Hawking worthless things to rubes isn't presidential behavior. In fact it's pretty ugly behavior that the Bible condemns (aka stealing). People's stupidity in playing along doesn't reduce the fact that it's still a con and morally questionable (at best).

If only we had Trump's policies with DeSantis' maturity and judgement. Instead we get a guy who states great things policy-wise but is an immature slave to his worst impulses.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Jeff C. - That’s an apt description of Trump. I liked some of the things that happened during his term, but I’ve got a huge problem with him as an individual. I don’t understand why people think ‘he’s great at business’ when he was always scamming, constantly cheating contractors, used inherited (not earned) capital, and had repeated failures and bankruptcies. I could go on. Talk about cognitive dissonance. I don’t believe in idolizing any one politician.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

True. Trump has a long, long, sordid history of simply refusing to pay the little guy contractors he contracts with. He simply refuses to pay for services rendered, knowing that self-employed people don't have attorneys on retainer to collect their fees.

He's a scheming conman grifter who's been playing the part of "Spoiler" (i.e., I'm not a politician) to con illiterates and doublewide dwellers who rightfully hate politicians.

I'm not at all surprised that these suckers ponied-up the $99 (probably while delaying paying their electric bill) to send it to the grifting billionaire. Perfect.

I'm embarrassed to admit that I myself fell the for the con in 2020. We attended his rally, put a bumper-sticker on the car (can't tell you the number of fights I almost got into - my middle fingers became lightning fast, LOL) and voted for this grifter. I'll never do it again.

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Jeff C's avatar

As a lifelong believer in free markets and an admirer of capitalism it was a rude awakening in these days of crony capitalism to realize how many "great businessmen" are just simply sociopaths. Screwing over people to get rich doesn't make one great.

I knew of Trump's past but dismissed it as people can change, he seemed to have some sort of spiritual awakening, he truly seems to love the country, and want to do the right thing. Hawking NFT's to delusional supporters is the embodiment of everything wrong with the old Trump that I had thought was gone. It's disappointing to say the least.

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Aaron Purdy's avatar

I agree. I like most of Trump's policies, and his judicial appointments, but struggle with his communication style and lack of impulse control. I also wish he has used his incredible platform to extoll the virtues and values of conservatism, but I'm not sure he's a man who lives in accordance with the belief in God whic I believe is a necessary predicate to understanding true Virtua and objective moral values. However, I think his willingness to fight back is what many appreciate about him. I see the same tenacity in Desantis, but greater impulse control, and he seems more grounded in faith.

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daverkb's avatar

Buying gold or silver ounces is probably a better inherent value buy!

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Julie's avatar

Not offended, Jeff. I'm only repeating what I heard. Who knows if there's any value to them. 🤷

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

I am laughing while typing this, as I know it will probably get baseball fans upset. I never understood, why baseball cards were such a big deal. Never really saw the value of it, but for some they are valuable. Go figure. The world is a strange place for sure.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Julie, what is the basis for stating they ‘apparently’ have a value of a half million dollars? And by ‘those cards’ do you mean each ONE has that value, or one whole set, or all 45,000 sets? In other words, your statement sounds like a bunch of hogwash. But, if you can cite a logical basis, please do so. Explain.

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CMCM's avatar

In the 1990's Beanie Babies were a big deal, supposed to increase in value and be a great collectible at some vague future point. Didn't happen.

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Julie's avatar

I was just repeating what I heard--but after googling it, the value has increased 350%, not what they're worth.

https://coinmarketcap.com/headlines/news/donald-trumps-nft-trading-cards-pump-350-in-value-upon-launch/

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Martha's avatar

Sad that the NFT story sucked the oxygen out of the room hurting his censorship policy video...

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Janet's avatar

He’s got to correct this nonsense and get serious. He can joke around on late night comedy. Yes he can poke fun at his opponents. Perfectly ok in my book. Politicians deserve more of it IMHO. He can poke fun at himself (which is probably what is going on with the cards) but too many don’t see it that way at all. He’s cunning in so many ways. Maybe we need more cunning in a president. Instead of rank dangerous incompetence and hypocrisy like the one we have now. Just my opinion. I’m a newby in the red-pilled world. Carry on, Mr. Trump. I’m willing to be changed.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Janet, I have to say, I am really impressed by your willingness to consider different points of view and to be ready to change your mind if you feel the arguments are well-reasoned and persuasive enough.

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Renee Marie's avatar

That’s what sane, critically thinking people SHOULD do.

Personally, I trust no one until you give me a reason to trust you. I’ve changed A LOT in 59 years.

One can’t pay for wisdom.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I agree.

But so many people don’t that I have come to be impressed by those who do.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Same, my Brothers and I had borderline vicious arguments about politics. Three years ago, I changed. I am grateful they never gave up on me.

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Linda Sartain's avatar

I think what Trump did was brilliant. He got 4.5 mil for his campaign and people who wanted the NFT got it. It Could go up in value and some people like having presidential stuff. Because it's Trump, it will go up in value .

What that event showed me was that the MSM largely ignored the very Presidential censorship video. They concentrated on the NFT thereby helping to sell it

Trump's doing ring dances around the MSM.

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Janet's avatar

I have to agree. He’s able to run circles around the MSM. And he just keeps giving them the finger. A MSM so corrupt eventually becomes powerless as everyone at some time sees it. Please let that happen soon!!!

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Roger Beal's avatar

The censorship policy is, IMO, absolutely unnecessary, as it adds nothing to the protections already in our Constitution. Much proposed legislation is equally unnecessary, if we will simply choose to follow the guidelines laid down by the founders.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Just like the new marriage bill. Obama took care of that years ago but this ‘new’ one got Biden and the libs tons of publicity and a distraction from Russia and China.

I may be naïve but I think Trump brought up Freedom of Speech because its on at least half the country’s minds. And it needs to be addressed. Perhaps he should have written it differently and pointed out that it’s already in the constitution ... and that we need to remember that fact. 🤷‍♀️

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Martha's avatar

You are absolutely correct! Ignoring the Constitution has been the status quo for quite a long time...

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InquizitiveOne's avatar

That’s why I volunteer with Convention of States Action. We are working hard to USE article 5 of the Constitution to SAVE the Constitution! We need to utilize the tools the founders gave us to preserve and protect our republic!

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Martha's avatar

Kudos to you for volunteering! The way things are going, a Convention of States may be our last/best hope. I donate to COS as often as I can.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Well that’s just do that then. Sounds easy as falling off a log🥸

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InquizitiveOne's avatar

Someone said it was done that way on purpose to get the fake news off the track for the release of his 1st Amendment presidential plan speech. The haters would likely have missed the real news drop, leaving more supporters to see it than opponents. Just another perspective.

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daiva's avatar

The missing tithe is arguably the best part 😊

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Harold Saive's avatar

Jeff's instincts predicting a low turnout of trinket purchasers was probably correct -- These flash purchases are likely a CIA PsyOp "buyout" to inflate Trumps increasingly sinking "real world" popularity due to his taking full credit for the VAXX clot-shot. -- It happens all the time. Crisis Actors who participated in fake FBI/CIA school shooting are rewarded with GO-FUNDME accounts where actors rake in thousand of dollars for their on-camera performance at CNN. -- We should be worrying that Pfizer, the pro-China Libs and FBI are promoting Trump for president because Pfizer and the kill-shot Drug dealers expect Trump will continue to push future pandemics and future untested vaccines.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Impressive load of total bull crap!

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C Rabbit's avatar

I am fairly certain that Mark Zuckerberg is actually and alien. Look at him!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Clearly a Lizard Person.

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Grandma Bear's avatar

Surely he's a cyborg or some kind of robot. I'm only half joking when I say that. Maybe less than half.

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Debra S Heard's avatar

I think he uses AI.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

“Matt Taibbi released the next segment of the Twitter Files yesterday, which I’ll call The FBI Files. They show an extended and extensive pattern of regular and routine communication between Twitter employees and as many as 80 FBI agents, concerning tweets that were almost all either political or covid-related speech.”

Just the tip of the iceberg, Folks. We are in big trouble.

“Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both.”

Benjamin Franklin

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Susie & Security's avatar

Pamela, after I saw your comment, I was trying to recall who said "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance." I thought this belonged to Thomas Jefferson, but googling it shows that no one is really sure who said it.

I came across this statement by Irish Judge John Philpot Curran, in a speech he gave in 1790:

"It is the common fate of the indolent to see their rights become a prey to the active. The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance; which condition if he break, servitude is at once the consequence of his crime and the punishment of his guilt."

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MT Medical Freedom Alliance's avatar

THANK YOU for the Dr Stillwagon synopsis. It’s been so difficult to understand why so many are completely fine after the shots and others are dropping dead. I’ll give it a like on YouTube ✅

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Novaxforme's avatar

Why do some people have allergies and some don't? Why do I have an autoimmune disease and you don't? Why do...you get my meaning. The bottom line is that God made each of us differently and only I know my own body (to the degree God allows) and the possible reactions I could have to an mRNA shot. No one should EVER be forced to take something into their body that they don't want or their parents don't want them to have. EVER.

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Copernicus's avatar

Marc Giradot has been writing about this variability in adverse events.

I believe that Drs McCullough and Cole probably also have mentioned it. Information about the variability between batches - due to manufacturing, storage, and preparation - is out there but the dr in the video summarizes it all quite succinctly.

It is indeed puzzling. Just as the variability in our individual reactions to the virus is puzzling.

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Barney Rubble's avatar

Problem with MG is he seems to assert the Spike is not a problem. I think Stillwater explains the variability well. Also Mathew Crawford and Jessica Rose did an video explaining a plausible mathematical reason fo the apparent variability. There are no coincidences. NO ONE should be injected. The only benefits were and remain data crimes.

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Mimi P.'s avatar

Would appreciate any links you have about the variability. I think "I was fine" is the ultimate reasoning used by those who luckily were, indeed, fine - so far.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Are you familiar with this site? Look at the "check your lot number" section. https://howbadismybatch.com/

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Copernicus's avatar

Our comments were crossing in cyberspace. 🤣

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Copernicus's avatar

Also, the How Bad is My Batch website may speak to this. I don’t know. They track the adverse reactions by batch.

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Barney Rubble's avatar

There is no variability. The apparent variability is (could be) a function of chance depending on who is injected by a certain lot. So for example one lot goes to a nursing home and another lot goes to a high school setting to put it in crude terms.

And so, Dr Stillwater's factors are likely more consequential than the idea of hot lots vs cold.

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Copernicus's avatar

You probably can search “Matthew Crawford and Jessica Rose video” or those two plus Substack and find what you are looking for. Both of them have Substacks as well. As does Marc Giradot.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

What happened to all the talk about aspirating the needle? Apparently that was a problem too.

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Copernicus's avatar

Yeah, I don’t understand how MG says the spike itself isn’t the issue. Seems it can be BOTH intravascular injection AND the spike continuing to circulate, especially in light of the delayed effects 5-6 months out.

I take what makes sense from him and others and leave the rest.

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Barney Rubble's avatar

I assert there must be a Bolus effect but the mechanism of harm is largely the Spike.

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SadieJay's avatar

Try finding it without the word "misinformation" attached to it. Duck Duck nope!

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Copernicus's avatar

Use Brave. Not perfect but much better than DDG.

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SadieJay's avatar

I did use Brave, then they throttled results I wanted to see. OMG....they just can't stop effing with us. Ready to chuck the whole lot of them and rely on the message under the rock search engine.

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Copernicus's avatar

Ugh.

Yes, leave us alone already. Just go away and leave.us.alone.

Understanding more every day how the Patriots felt in 1776. They didn’t want war. They just wanted to be left alone. George wouldn’t quit.

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Susie & Security's avatar

Yes!!!!

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Cathy's avatar

For the one thousandth time. I so so regret getting jabbed. I only did it because my work STRONGLY recommended it.

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SunnyRai's avatar

🫂

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Jim Ley's avatar

I was Sarasota County Administrator during the anthrax and Bird Flu scares. SB2006 was brought to my attention by a left leaning member of our community, expressing hope that the county was prepared. I told that person that the law would not pass a legal challenge and that we don’t waste out time worrying about locking up citizens, we worry about supporting them. Crazy totalitarian people run deeper than you can imaging

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Fred Shaw's avatar

CDC has a 12 member board to set protocol for COVID in the US. 7 of those members are on Giles’s payroll which makes remdesivir.

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Tory's avatar

A conflict of interest?.. ? Hmmm

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

it is beyond sick

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Loretta Thomas's avatar

I hate laws sitting around unchallenged. Maybe it should be challenged before all the woke trained new lawyers are assembled in the courts. My father had a lawyer friend Alva Long who purposely violated unconstitutional laws and forced his arrest so he could have the bad laws recorded as unconstitutional. He was kinda eccentric but a lot of fun to know and he played saxophone like a master.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Wow, now that's a plan.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah I like it!!

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Dr. Kevin Stillwagon totally rocks. 💖

I've learned a heck of a lot that I didn't know about vaccines from reading his Substack articles.

"Myocarditis from Covid Shots: Why this differs from viral infections."

https://drkevinstillwagon.substack.com/p/myocarditis-from-covid-shots

"It is important to know that many viral infections can result in mild myocarditis, even the flu. It is mild because the immune system will react to and destroy a few myocardial cells that are replicating the virus. This is done by natural killer cells and activated T-cells. It is very precise and clean and does not result in huge amounts of inflammation, nor does it destroy normal myocardial cells nearby. These cases will resolve to normal homeostasis."

Dr. Stillwagon is not only a chiropractor who knows a lot about vaccines, he's also a pilot...

The Envoy 3556 Incident:

"On November 19, 2022, at 7:41 PM CST, Envoy flight 3556 became airborne from the Chicago O’Hare airport destined for Columbus Ohio. Eighteen minutes later, the flight landed back at the O’Hare Airport with unconscious captain Patrick Ford in the left seat. After landing and exiting onto the taxiway, the pilot in the right seat, also a captain, stopped the aircraft and removed the body from the left seat. This is probably because the tiller that controls the nose wheel for taxiing can only be operated from the left seat in this particular aircraft."

https://drkevinstillwagon.substack.com/p/the-envoy-incident

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Thanks for pointing us to his substack. I'd never heard of him before today, but his video posted by Jeff is excellent.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Same!

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disfatbidge's avatar

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've been looking for this information for MONTHS! This is fantastic!

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Tom Courtney's avatar

Thanks Jeff, for the explanations on legal and political matters. It is very educational to have it explained in laymen terms.

The amount of truth that goes out in each of your fairly short reports is unmatched by anything else I see daily. Thanks again and God Bless.

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NKAWTG Mary's avatar

I’ve never been one to believe in extra-terrestrial life on earth, but he fact the the DOD is denying the existence of aliens makes me 100% certain they’re here. Whatever the “government” says, the polar opposite is likely true. 🤨

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CMCM's avatar

Yes, same here! Also....I'm noticing a LOT more public discussion regarding the JFK assassination and CIA involvement, and I find that verrryyyy interesting.

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GenEarly's avatar

Ezekel took a Ride on Something called a "Flaming Chariot".

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

yes, I believe most of them are in positions of power, (gates, soros) congress, senate, whitehouse. Not to mention all the ones crossing the border. :-)

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Debra S Heard's avatar

I believe there are not aliens, but leftover people that were experiment on by corrupt companies. As bad as Gates, Epstein and the globalists are there is nothing they would try to do to change our bodies for their control.

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Peace's avatar

That last Orange County video with Dr. Kevin Stillwagon was great! Short, concise, and new info to me about the acidic level of the body affecting adverse reactions. And he worked in the important testing that should be conducted on everyone who's taken the poke (d-dimer and troponin levels). Video has been liked:)

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Bones's avatar

Meanwhile, it’s still important to focus on the WHO treaty. Anybody who’s got any idea how to fight this I am writing Desantis and Rian Johnson about it. Other ideas?

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Anne Clifton's avatar

With all the truth that has come out, they aren't quitting. Check out this short video from the WHO, calling "vaccine skeptics" a "killing force" and saying that we need political solutions to address anti-vaccine activism. https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/world-health-organization-publishes-video-calling-covid-jab-skeptics-a-major-killing-force/

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Copernicus's avatar

I have no answers, but it sure is getting tiring of constantly whacking the moles of tyranny that keep raising their filthy heads on every hand.

Just.leave.us.alone.

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Christy's avatar

Don’t tread on me

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sojourner's avatar

Posted this earlier but it's important to spread far and wide ASAP -

New interview with James Roguski and Maria Zeee (Austrailia), start at 6:00 mins. in:

https://rumble.com/v2103qw-uncensored-red-alert-who-has-written-a-removal-of-human-dignity-rights-and-.html

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