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Sharon Davison's avatar

Found out yesterday a friend's HEALTHY 27yo daughter was in ICU with a stroke. Apparently the doctors (in NYC) couldn't figure out how this could happen. They ultimately determined her blood clotted in an artery in her neck due to arterial trauma. Since she is not an extreme sports fanatic or NFL athlete, they didn't understand the "trauma" part. The medical decision was "she sneezed so violently that she caused trauma". Young, healthy people can't even sneeze anymore. Gives new meaning to "God Bless You". Later that afternoon my husband's co-worker walked to the parking lot and just dropped. They had the video on a garage camera. She went to her knees, slumped on the floor and just died.

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Annie's avatar

Our clients are passing away at higher numbers. I never had so many claims and estate settlements going on. And the companies processing the claims are backed up. Of course it is baffling. #ABV

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Has anybody seen any statistics on deaths in the US lately? Surely somebody must be tracking this.

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Raptor's avatar

Ed Dowd wrote "Cause Unknown" which tracked the uptick in deaths in what would have been a normally healthy and thriving age and socioeconomic group for 2020/21. He offered facts and pointed to the cause. It will of course be met with a box of crickets thrown at him and mumblings of "conspiracy theorist". Nobody wants real science anymore. They prefer the lies.

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Annie's avatar

šŸ’Æ the government, financial firms, insurance companies and of course the medical community are all in on the cover up.

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Raptor's avatar

When the end is near you have to pick sides. Light or dark. Cockroaches run to the dark when the light is flipped on. It is their refuge.

I am grateful to know who the cockroaches are.

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WP William's avatar

Democrats in Congress = blatta americanus

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Kim D's avatar

It's past time for those in tune with reality to see that the political system, be it Democrat or Republican is one in the same. Continuing to promote one party over the other is shortsided.

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Wolfhound77's avatar

Entirely too many.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

most of the jabbers I know here in the south are reps. A family of reps I was befriended with, urged me to get the jabs too. The few unjabbed I know are mostly catholic, even though the pope urged people too.

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MayBella82's avatar

Most of the faithful Catholics I know did not get jabbed. They trust God did not make a mistake with their DNA ... whereas, those who did not educate themselves about gene therapy and believe the ā€˜vaccine’ title and took it. The fact we still call it a vaccine and not what it is, is the reason people are confused and not waking up to the bioweapon.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

I think you are right. I have been doing my best, to make the substackers use the term Jabs. That makes a difference. It is a gene altering poison, and God knows how many more deaths and diseases will come of it, and for how long! (not to mention all the other so called vaccines, none of them safe and very little effective)

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Or perhaps we just start calling the bioweapons "bioweapons."

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Meow4me2's avatar

It’s gene therapy. Call it what it is. That ought to help wake people up.

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WP William's avatar

MANY Colorado (re)Publicans took and pushed Quaxxines and of course still defend them. Older, fearful, compliant, YES CoVid killed and hospitalized and knocked people the Heck down hard- i witnessed it and had some misery myself when being infected.

Final (surmised) analysis;

Experimental Military Injections 20% beneficial, 50% neutral, 30% adverse within 5 years. ZERO help in NOT getting infected. Boosted; 10% beneficial, 45% neutral, 45% adverse within 5 years. ZERO protection on infection.

CoVid 19 BioWeapon Infections: 5% killer, 80% recoverable no impacts, 15% long term issues, RE-INFECTIONs Likely but with Lessened killer and adverse effects

The GLOBAL system and 99% of institutions (Perverted Papacy included) are a FAILURE and WRECK and undeserving of power or funding or support--THEY did it to us and themselves and we went along out of fear, ignorance, habit, or worse motivation.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

unfortunately so. I think the US has about 4 out of 5 jabbed. I live in a region with lots of black people and they remember the farce with former jabs... our community is less than 50 % jabbed so I am in the majority! What little trust I had for medical people is now to minus zero.

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Meow4me2's avatar

I’m getting close to negative infinity.

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

My Army nephew took 2 "mandatory" jabs. 36 yrs old, now has MS and is being processed out on permanent disability. The damage to our military is very widespread.

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Wolfhound77's avatar

It's criminal what they have done. There are a lot of folks deserving of long prison sentences and the ring leaders (gates, fauci, WEF acolytes) are deserving of Capital Punishment.

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Annie's avatar

So awful. 😪

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Well stated, Raptor--thank you!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

They prefer the lies because they are devoted to the FATHER OF LIES - Lucifer himself!

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J Boss's avatar

Ed Dowd recently gave an interview and said excess deaths are spiking up again. He's a former investment guru so he said the chart looked like a breakout stock. For deaths to "break out" to the upside, well that's the opposite of good.

My life insurance paid through large company policy went up 125% this year... my cost portion. CEOs know why it went up...

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Raptor's avatar

That insurance rate change is incredible. At some point there shold be a break for the unjabbed. Why should the folks less likely to die unexpectedly while being healthy and young bear the brunt?

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

I heard (but can't confirm), the more jabs you've had, the less the life insurance companies will insure you for. If you've gotten all the jabs and all the latest boosters, you are not eligible for coverage. šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø

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Niki Stone's avatar

This is interesting as it says they won't ask your status and they below it says most won't require you to have it to get life insurance.

https://www.guardianlife.com/life-insurance/covid-vaccine

I'm guessing it is a problem as the fact they felt the need means people must be sharing their personal experiences.

Another site I looked at says ask your provider and mentioned states that issued laws against not accepting it. I lost the link, sorry.

These people are total weasels... If you think about it if 70% of the population is not eligible to buy insurance it would all collapse. Therefore they have to say they are and then when shtf and they die by the millions they probably have a clause that says they are not liable to pay

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

Interesting that they seem to ask if you've had or have Covid, but not about the vaccine? Weird. Just add "vaccine" after Covid in the following paragraph. Obviously, the injections do not keep you from getting covid, or spreading covid and do nothing to keep one out of the hospital or protect you from DYING. In fact, the numbers are proving the exact opposite - get vaxed->> get covid, get crazy ADRs, some permanently disabling, go to hospital, or get DEAD right off the bat.

"However, getting COVID-19 could hurt your ability to get a new policy in the future, especially if you develop more severe long-haul symptoms from this illness. So if a vaccine helps you stay healthier – either by preventing you from getting COVID or limiting the severity of the infection and its long-term consequences – it could indirectly help you qualify for life insurance with better terms."

Same paragraph - my edits

However, getting COVID-19 [vaccinations] could hurt your ability to get a new policy in the future, especially if you develop more severe long-haul symptoms from this illness [VAIDS]. So if a vaccine helps you stay healthier (it doesn't)– either by preventing you from getting COVID (it doesn't) or limiting the severity of the infection (it doesn’t) and its long-term consequences (it doesn’t)– it could indirectly help you qualify for life insurance with better terms."

*My (it doesn't) comments are backed up by the big pharm's own admissions. They never tested for prevention, only (supposedly) the "lessening of symptoms", which data says was a complete failure.

The insurance companies HAVE to see what's happening!

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Niki Stone's avatar

And yes they do. But you have to remember that they oversold these policies and they are looking for a way out.

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Niki Stone's avatar

I know they were never tested. This looks like a fear tactic. It's endless! Yet they said people will get it willingly. These people need a lesson in informed consent!

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Raptor's avatar

A shock and awe miracle if true Grammy.

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Niki Stone's avatar

I heard that there is a clause in the policy that says if you are take part in experimental drug trials you invalidate your insurance. This was at the very start when people were trying to help people make the choice.

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

That clause has been standard in life insurance policies for a long time. It has kept people from being able to use alternative treatments to diseases, especially cancer. That's one reason why there was the such a push to falsely claim the jabs were FDA approved. They did a bait and switch - approving Comirnaty (not available) but using BioNTech instead, saying they were interchangeable. My question was -IF they are indeed "interchangeable", why not get the FDA approval for BioNTech, too??

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PamelaZelie's avatar

I wish this is true. Any confirmation out there?

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There's no free lunch's avatar

Jeff God Bless you sir and wishing you a swift recovery!

Happy that you touched up on the dark one, evil is incarnate and needs to be dealt with by the light of God.

You're absolutely correct that folks should not put up with openly satanic promotion, or latent at schools.

What is stunning is that evil is no longer hiding, but out in the open and screaming loudly.

We need to oppose this with God's word, action and deeds.

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Amen! In the Precious and Holy name of Jesus!!

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Politico Phil's avatar

Thanks for posting this link. People should note the embedded link to treating cancer.

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Amen. So wish more people knew to look beyond conventional poison and their destroy to heal approach!

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Rebecca Beck's avatar

Ed Dowd. Look him up. There is a whole book on sudden deaths and he's writing another one. He just did an interview on CHD with current stats. He was visibly shaken cuz numbers don't lie and he is seeing a catastrophic future with 25 to 50 sigma events. The normal is a 3 sigma that itself should be rare.

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Big E's avatar

Children’s Health Defense TV interviewed Ed Dowd (Cause Unknown) recently on this topic. See https://live.childrenshealthdefense.org/chd-tv/shows/good-morning-chd/ed-dowd-they-cant-run-from-this-data/

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

thanks for the link. I must have it somewhere too, because I get the messages from chd, but where did I save it lol

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TRM's avatar

Scroll down to the graph:

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm

For the past 2 years we are getting about 4-5 months a year back AT the 5 year average but not below it like we should be.

All Cause Mortality and Fertility are the numbers to watch. Currently both are going the wrong way.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Yes..."their" evil finaglings are working as they planned for DECADES! I knew the world was evil--but I didn't know just HOW EVIL!

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

when I see the numbers of deaths specially in Italy and Canada, I wonder if the population has not gone down seriously already. Because lots of 40 and 50 and 60 year olds have already died. And all the older people are dying as well.

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Agree. And sadly our youth are being totally corrupted, both mind and body. :(

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Dr. Denis Rancourt Unveiling All-Cause Mortality: A Critical Analysis of the Pandemic Declaration and Vaccination Rollout | Ottawa Day One | NCI

https://rumble.com/v2ohtte-physicist-dr-denis-rancourt-presents-his-findings-on-all-cause-mortality-ot.html

Ed Dowd Reveals New "Bombshell" Data That Looks Like A Cover Up w/ Dr. Kelly Victory – Ask Dr. Drew

https://rumble.com/v30rc7a-ed-dowd-reveals-new-bombshell-data-that-looks-like-a-cover-up-w-dr.-kelly-v.html

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daverkb's avatar

Just listened to Dr. Denis Rancourt. And a mystery is most likely solved. And that's the reason why 'the authorities' packed nursing and extended care facilities with people sick people ... something which normally nobody would do. It's to get a spike in excess mortality going, marked 'A' on the All Cause Mortality chart for Canada 2019 - 2023. This would be a good ploy in the panic triggering.

Excellent. One of the best ever. And where does 'covid' fit in the scheme of things? Worth listening. Thanks much!

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rolandttg's avatar

Ed Dowd. Go to his site. he is a financial guy and the leading expert on excess deaths in the US. Made lots of podcasts, and seen a number of them

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I would imagine that actuaries are REALLY busy adjusting all of the "tables" used for insurance companies and lending institutions.

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Mark St's avatar

I remember reading/hearing that the term life insurance companies started buying short term reinsurance for their existing policies early last(?) year. I believe it was from Ed Dowd. I also think that's what got him on path of researching excess deaths.

It's highly unusual because the only way the reinsurance pays is if the covered person dies prior to the term. Historically, the vast majority do live past the term, which is why it's normally a highly profitable, heavily promoted product.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Sooo...am I to understand that insurance companies (term) are buying "short" term policies to cover their extreme losses due to SADS? WOW!!! What an indicator of what's 'REALLY' happening.

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Lyndsay's avatar

Steve Kirsch often posts data like excess death on his Substack.

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Robin Canfield's avatar

GOD bless you Jeff we are holding you up, praying that you will recover quickly.

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

Find @TheVigliantFox. Many others are tracking it and tracking it well. It’s all OFF the charts.

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DenaAshlock's avatar

See table 5.8 in this actuarial study of group life insurance....young people dying at double-digit excess rates https://www.soa.org/49b504/globalassets/assets/files/resources/experience-studies/2022/group-life-covid-19-mortality-12-2022.pdf

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Joe Dude's avatar

I follow three reputable people that report on excess deaths. There isn't a consensus and I can't figure out why. Ed Dowd looks at data from insurance companies but Dr Rodger Seheult looking at government data doesn't see a problem https://youtu.be/uEbS4ZO8jkE go figure?

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

ā€œlooking at govt dataā€. I think I’ve found the problem, Watson.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

DON'T FOLLOW THE SCIENCE--follow the MONEY people (insurance companies' tables are REAL)

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

there is a weekly review from Mark Crispin Miller with sudden deaths from around the world, but I don't think he does statistics about it.

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CStone's avatar

Wow.

3 Sigma event

A 3 Sigma event refers to a process that produces results with 99.7% accuracy or 99.7% of outcomes falling within three standard deviations from the mean. In other words, it means that the process has a 99.7% chance of producing results within normal variation, while the remaining 0.3% of outcomes fall outside the expected range.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

If only I could trust ANY statistics any more. From any source.

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

Edward Dowd is but our government, you know the one brimming with ideas and assuredness just a year ago, is absolutely baffled and the mystery is as murky as the question of who brought yayo into the WH.

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

Our government and health institutions need to acknowledge the problem. Until they do, these deaths will keep happening. I hope this is true can can be done, but all these vax injured people need intensive blood cleaning therapies and most likely monthly or quarterly and daily Nattokinase and other supplements.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

What is nattokinase?

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rolandttg's avatar

fermented soy derivative. Can get it in pill form too. We take it daily for shedding protection. Everyone who was jabbed should take it for the rest of their lives. Not expensive

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JW's avatar

There are also many health benefits to nato.

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Mrs. Miau Miau's avatar

If you can stomach eating it šŸ™ƒ

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Dick's avatar

Tablet….šŸ˜‰

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Where do you buy yours, Roland? I buy many supplements, but never sourced "fermented soy derivative". At one time "soy" was lauded, now it is considered to be almost a carcinogen--but it's a stablizer additive in just about ALL processed foods.

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Hemadeyouspecial's avatar

Most soy used in USA food isn't good for people, but non-GMO, fermented soy is actually okay and even beneficial, according to the Weston A. Price people (as long as you don't eat too much of it).

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Freebird's avatar

I think the reason soy lost it’s reputation as a ā€œhealthā€ food is because most of it is now a mass produced GMO product. I’ve read that it causes the production of excessive estrogen in the body.

I would be careful taking Natto myself because it’s known to lower BP and mine is already too low because of adrenal issues.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

My BP tends to be on the "low side" but not dangerously so.

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

NOW foods has a good one! You can also actually eat natto. I lived in Japan and didn’t love the taste (they call them sticky beans to english speakers) but maybe it would be ok with some Louisiana hot sauce on it!! Lol!!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I've used NOW supplements so a big 'THANK YOU', Tonya! My youngest grandchild, Audrey, who has Type I diabetes (since the age of 7 when we almost lost her to this horrid autoimmune disorder) really "digs" Japanese culture--so I may be able to persuade her to try it.

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Peter šŸ”’'s avatar

if you use some in supplement form, take with water - No Food. It is helps reduce clotting, improves blood flow (kinda like aspirin), and helps destroy Fibrin tissues (blood clots, tumors etc.). Good for spike clots too. This is documented in pubmed.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Thanks Peter

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Citizen Satirist (CS)'s avatar

Do alot of them work for Amazon or wear bras? ;)

HEALTH ALERT: Top 11 Sudden Adult Death Syndrome Causes

- Working for Amazon (or as a Czech diplomat), wearing bras, being happy, your gas stove, Menopause, passing exams, changing exam rooms, and the #1 cause of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS).

https://covidsteria.substack.com/p/top-11-sudden-adult-death-syndrome-causes

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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

ABV disease is alive and well. It started with SIDS along the same time they ramped up childhood vaccines (baffling!). Love that they don’t know what it IS/ but they are triple sure they know what it ISN’T! It’s NOT the vaccines!

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

recently Italian papers have started to mention something about the jabs. But then they conclude there is no evidence. Obviously people dropping dead in the street, the store, the hairdressing salon, banging their cars into oncoming traffic because of a heart attack while driving, are not enough evidence.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

If you're a denier or in on the whole evil escapade it's "baffling"--otherwise...NO...it is just what "they" wanted for the world. Watch that HBO movie titled "Utopia" - it was produced in 2020!!

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It doesn't take Sherlock's avatar

In my state, it has taken the estate settling of a relative more than 18 months now. A lot of delay at the county level, and now more delay at the state level too.

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Nancy Benedict's avatar

Dear Lord Jesus, protect our loved ones who took the shot.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

My CONSTANT PRAYER!

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ILoveherbs's avatar

Lord have mercy!

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Ann K.'s avatar

Dropping dead today is called a ā€œsudden illness.ā€ Takes longer to read this comment than to die from a sudden illness.

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DogsLife's avatar

Or it is insanely reported as "natural causes"- once a common term used reporting deaths of the elderly dying peacefully in their bed at a ripe old age. Another flag now found in obituaries - they add the individual died suddenly 'at home' though any other location could just as easily be ascribed to adverse effects of the experimental injections.

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TRM's avatar

Or "Natural Causes" like the 80 year old lady in Saskatoon. The fact that she just had an injection less than 15 minutes before was not the cause according to authorities.

https://www.sasktoday.ca/central/local-news/stoon-woman-dies-allegedly-after-covid-booster-daughter-in-shock-5858942

Because it's not the vax because it's never the vax. Everyone must take the holy sacramental injection, everybody.

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Kitkat's avatar

Her fully-vaxxed daughter should be shaking in her boots...knowing she just might be dropping dead at any moment too. But then again, maybe she won't and will line up for the next booster.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

NOT I - They'll have to catch me first - or shoot me down like a dog!

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Annie's avatar

SADS - sudden adult death syndrome

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Deb S's avatar

My brother was recently in the ER (he had a couple of strokes many years ago, and has ongoing issues). All three of the patients near him were young, healthy-looking men, who were all there with stroke symptoms. I asked the ER Doc if they were seeing an uptick in unusual stroke cases. He just looked at me (very tiredly) and said, ā€œYou have no idea.ā€ They are overwhelmed with them.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Why aren’t they going public and shouting about it? The more people/doctors that stay quiet the more they are able to cover this up…

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

They are too cowardly to put their jobs on the line! We need TRUE PATRIOTS and they are in short supply.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

They are. See my comment

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Lisa's avatar

Who would they tell? No news reporter would be willing or "allowed" to go against the narrative.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Tucker would. šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø

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MrsW's avatar

Because they are complicit. They bought into the fear and pushed the whole narrative without question. Some of them even knew it was all a lie, but they (and their hospital administrators) couldn’t resist the extra bonuses they got if they used the protocol and/or their patient died. Some literally have blood on their hands and kept family away from their loved ones so that nobody would know. Follow the money.

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Annie's avatar

They are working in the systemic lying going on all around them. If they took the shots to keep their jobs, wow! What they must be thinking and feeling.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

šŸŽÆ

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Gabriella's avatar

Should have asked him if he thought it was due to the Cvd injections just to see what his response would have been.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I have NO PITY for any healthcare worker who is still a part of this CORRUPT, GREEDY SYSTEM--which has NOTHING to do with GOOD health or GOOD care!

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MaryAnn's avatar

The CDC squashed baby aspirin therapy during the clot-shot push. Now we know why. šŸ˜–

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CH's avatar

😢

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

I don’t even know what to say. Just unbelievable.

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Christy's avatar

I’ve had 8 people close to me pass in the last 12 months. 2 in the last 48 hours. Not sure about jab related and maybe I’m just at that age, but it sucks beyond belief!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

5 here in the last 18 months.

One after a "brief Illness" at age 61. One died in sleep at age 64. One brain bleed with at least 3 covid shots.

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Christy's avatar

It’s really just tragic. Gone 50 years with just grandparents passing. So sad!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The shock of these unexpected deaths are heartbreaking and debilitating to the psyche.

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Christy's avatar

It really is! Especially so many that are not random people.

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Shari Ray's avatar

How awful…so very sorry!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Thanks...it has been really hard. But, it has been happening all around the world.

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ILoveherbs's avatar

Kathleen, I'm so sorry to hear this. May you find ways to be kind to yourself, during this tragic time.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Thanks...I suspect all of them took the covid death shots. One I absolutely know for sure took them.

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FourWinds's avatar

I'm very sorry for your losses. That's awful.

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Christy's avatar

Thank you!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

All of my 70 something friends have been jabbed--I'm the only "critical thinking skills" person left. I just keep praying for EVERYONE I love and care about!

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Christy's avatar

Yes. I pray for the world everyday.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I pray for our Creator God's MERCY and JUSTICE on those who wreak evil and havoc on the "innocents" (children).

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Christy's avatar

Amen!

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Annie's avatar

There are days I could run screaming from my building. It gets to me. I go from sorrow to anger. 😳

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Christy's avatar

I can’t imagine Annie!!!! Bless you!

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ILoveherbs's avatar

I'm so sorry to hear this. Losing one person would be hard to cope with let alone 8. May God have mercy.

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Christy's avatar

Yeah I know how recasted I feel. I can’t imagine having to work in a hospital, nursing home or funeral home now.

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BelleTower's avatar

We recently encountered this same story except it was a guy in his 50s, a business contact of my husband’s ... this guy WENT SKIING, didn’t actually fall down or anything but then formed a clot in his neck and had a stroke ... he told my husband it was some unknown bump or bang from skiing ... ha ha ha a guy can’t even have an uneventful day of skiing anymore without being in mortal danger ... oh heaven help us these people

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SB's avatar

And that he believed it! I've been skiing and had major falls, like I'm glad I didn't break something falls, no clots tho, hmmmm.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

amen, got a concussion but no clots.

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BelleTower's avatar

Exactly! A broken bone (mangled shoulder, strained back) is a normal injury from a FALL but to have a stroke as the only symptom of ski mishap is not normal … in general, to suffer serious injury from an unmemorable/invisible event is just NOT NORMAL

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FedUpInOR's avatar

I work at a pediatric facility at times and we just had a conference about increasing blood clots in kids.

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CH's avatar

I have to sign a "Sudden Cardiac Arrest" form now for my high school aged son to participate in sports at school.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I wouldn't sign that document - let your son play backlot sports or start his own team. We CANNOT COMPLY any longer--we're in a WAR here!

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CH's avatar

My son has Down syndrome so he isn't really "participating". It is just a way for him to participate in organized sports. I try not to assume to know everyone's situation and judge, but you do you.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I see; well bless you for getting him involved in physical activity. I had a dear friend (who is now with Jesus) whose grandson was born with Downs PLUS autism. They almost lost him as an infant because he was born with a huge "hole" in his little infant heart. But he survived and his mother became an activist for NO VACCINES FOR BABIES - as she attended many seminars that had data linking "baby shots" to the increased incidence of autism in our children. That boy is now an adult (I am guessing about 30 years old now). His parents had to get someone else to care for him when they wanted some "respite" after my friend became ill and eventually passed (4 years ago now). She would always take Brandon to her place and they got on so well together--in fact, towards the end of her life, she was in cognition decline and Brandon is the ONLY ONE of her family that she knew for certain (she would ask after him and know his name when he visited her in the dementia ward of the nursing home development where she went to live about 5 years before she passed). Isn't that interesting--she did not know any of her other children or grands EXCEPT the "special" one!!

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OnTheJump's avatar

Remembering when...... Protecting The Kids used to be "a thing".

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Sunnydaze's avatar

ā€œProtecting the kidsā€ was always a farce and scam. If it were true they never would be involved in and covering up child trafficking and they never would’ve forced all vaxxines on kids for the past 30+ years. Beware of band wagon tag lines.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

AMEN--preach this message wherever you go, Sunny--OK? TRUTH WILL "OUT" if we KEEP ON SPEAKING IT!

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Annie's avatar

Hey. You did it to protect granny. Screw the kids. Sarc.

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OnTheJump's avatar

Yeah. Toddlers having strokes - but at least granny can visit in the ICU.

Super fantastic.

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Niki Stone's avatar

What makes me sick about the whole granny thing is they studied this as vaccine messaging as to what would best manipulate people with the agenda of giving drugs to kill elderly to instill fear. It's infuriating.

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JW's avatar

As pelosi would say all the time, for the children.

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Patrice's avatar

Because Pelosi cares so much about children , including all those babies in the womb.

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CMCM's avatar

Pelosi is a good Catholic, don't ya know. Well, she's old and will have to meet her maker before too long, and she'll have to explain her actions.

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Patrice's avatar

I will say that first statement about being a good Catholic is so frustrating. I guess I should be praying for her to renounce her abortion stance publicly before she meets her Maker.

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OnTheJump's avatar

Paul ?

Yes, I believe so - candy. For the kidz.

" Want some, little boy? "

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Niki Stone's avatar

Where is that nutjob these days? Haven't seen anything about her in the news. You know she is still meddling lol

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Gabriella's avatar

šŸ¤®šŸ˜µā€šŸ’«

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AJ#2's avatar

They've normalized SIDS so they will normalize SADS.

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Annie's avatar

šŸ’Æ šŸŽÆ

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FourWinds's avatar

God almighty, what WILL these people come up with next? I'm going to go out on a limb here: I'm betting no one has ever been killed just by sneezing violently. The doctors probably can't figure out what did it, which makes them brain dead or in bed with pharma - or both. And people literally dropping dead? It's that what the fake news media showed us at the beginning of the scamdemic - people just dropping dead of the "virus". I think they were predicting and showing us exactly what would happen with the "vaccine". Sick.

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Annie's avatar

It's the "new normal. "

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

yea, it is in my opinion, all jabbed related. the numbers are just going to increase, especially in the next couple of years. Because they jabbed some people with saline, the vast majority of asleep sheep, will continue to be asleep and dying.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

It's all according to the DEEP WEALTHY POTENTATES' plan for humanity that they have been formulating for DECADES!

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NAB's avatar

I will offer only one comment regarding the stroke case - there is a situation in which a person (even someone young) can suffer a stroke from a vertebral artery dissection. This artery is located in at the base of the neck (where the skull meets the spine) and is vulnerable in certain situations. Having a chiropractic manipulation, looking up frequently (as professional painters and sheet rockers do) or even getting your hair washed in those annoying salon style sinks can trigger it (believe it or not, a violent sneeze which wrenches the head in a certain way might also do it). It's not common, but it can happen. I've had two cases of it in my job in the past few years.

Terrible story about your husband's co-worker.

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Fla Mom's avatar

You're right. This is why we can't make automatic assumptions about any individual case, but need to look at the number of excess events over the baseline. All of us in healthcare have in the past seen individual cases that match what we think we're seeing from the injections. There's a known and common type of bias in statistics, 'detection bias,' in which the way one determines an outcome in one group is somehow different than how one does for the other. It can occur in daily life as well: one notices something more once it's brought to one's attention. Certainly one can find more 'x' if one is actively seeking examples of 'x' than if one were living life as one did in 2018, but would that be because one is actively seeking examples, because there are more examples to find, or a mix? Only the excess number will tell, *if* based on honest data. That's why Ed Dowd's group's methods of analyzing non-medical databases is so helpful - if there's manipulation of data, it's unlikely to have spread to such databases as payouts on insurance.

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Donna in MO's avatar

While I don't trust any of the CDC data, the baseline has to be computed somehow, like on their 'excess deaths' chart. I did some 'death research' for a client who provides training and support for companies to help support employees going through life events, including death of a loved one. Even before covid there were articles and studies talking about the coming 'death boom' in fields like funeral planning and wealth management simply from our aging population. Throw in increasingly unhealthy lifestyles and over reliance on pharma fixes and life expectancy was already projected to decline. Actuaries from social security showed a big jump in the last decade (2010-2019) of people living into their 80's and 90's. So, an increase in the number of deaths was coming. The question is, how much was that helped along by the medical/gov establishment? I am not smart enough to be an actuary but they could likely calculate it. The CDC may play with their numbers but guessing social security and medicare actuaries actually probably want the real numbers. Of course the gov lags in releases, the latest tables available right now are 2020.

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RunningLogic's avatar

An increase in the number of deaths in those age brackets would be understandable, not so much the healthy 30-60 year olds that seem to have been disproportionately affected lately.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Right, without getting too much in the weeds, I went back to those tables from my project, and there was a marked increase in people per 100K who were still alive in their 80's and 90's compared to a decade ago. But the number who survived to age X has declined from age 25 to age 65. For instance, in 2019, 360 fewer people per 100K were still alive at age 44-45 compared to 2009. (that year was the biggest decline) So 20-60 year olds were already dying at a higher rate from 2009-2019. And holy crap, my curiosity got the better of my so I found and downloaded the 2020 data (the most recent available) - AND THE NUMBER HAS DECLINED for every age over 25 using 2009 as the benchmark year. For instance, in 2009, 95,936 of 100K people were still alive age 44-45. In 2020, only 94,765 out of 100K made it to age 44-45. 1171 fewer people. Huge drop in the number at the older ages. Lower life expectancy at every age.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Wow that’s crazy. Very interesting. I would really like to know for the last two years though šŸ˜•

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Donna in MO's avatar

Well 2020's numbers came out in Sept 2022, so perhaps 2021 will be out around Sept 2023 then?

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

EXACTLY why I previously advised a commentor to check the insurance companies' statistics - are they changing their actuarial tables--that will explain a LOT as to what is happening in our nation - and the world!

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Whistleblowers in the insurance industry would be interesting. Adjustments in actuarial tables could be a mighty smoky gun. Too bad shared risk and cover-ups guarantee we won’t get premium discounts for not getting jabbed, and they won’t bring back our lost loved ones.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Too much "coordination" between the different sectors of the economy - they would NEVER admist the collusion though - and most of all the EVIL INTENT! "Philanthropy" now to me means, "planned eugenics of all humanity".

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RunningLogic's avatar

Great points.

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BelleTower's avatar

Yes I’ve heard of this but ... it makes a great cover for clot shot effects too

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Climate Change and Salon Style Sinks.

Adding to the list of why people are getting the Suddenlies.

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NAB's avatar

Believe me, I am the FIRST person to say, "I wonder if he or she had a Covid shot" when I hear about these events but I try to remember that not every single incident is related to those crap shots. It's more so I don't drive myself crazy.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I remember years ago about the warnings in regard to those hair washing sinks.

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Cafe Comments by Lauri Harris's avatar

I noticed those cases occurred in the ā€œpast few years,ā€ not something like: our office sees multiple cases every year over the past 10 years.

Have you considered that the 2 recent cases may still be shot related? Were those people vax’d?

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Annie's avatar

Funny how now - vaxx status is taboo. Hmm šŸ¤” Why is that? The clot shot. That's why the vaccine passports got dropped. It would be instantly verifiable if they were vaxxed or not. I willing to bet 99% of SADS etc would be vaccinated individuals.

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NAB's avatar

Let me clarify, I work in a law office and the cases take a while to work through the process. Both of these incidents happened pre-Covid so definitely not shot related.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

That may be - but there are way TOO MANY of these SADS to believe any "explanation" out of the mouths of the corrupt medical system workers' mouths!

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CMCM's avatar

My mother used to talk about this kind of thing back in the 1960s and 70s when I was young. She would never get a chiropractic manipulation for that reason. And she worried about the sinks in salons.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

A 58 year old, healthy looking firefighter in a city near me died suddenly due to cardiac arrest. The doctor's explanation was that he had a cold and "it went to his heart."

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Roger Beal's avatar

That's the most innovative bullshyt excuse I've heard so far ....

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Kitkat's avatar

My friend's brother recently had a severe stroke. Docs told her it was brought on by depression. huh? Are they just making stuff up now???

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Roger Beal's avatar

Word is, the CDC issued Magic Eight Balls to all doctors participating in the vaxx program.

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RunningLogic's avatar

That is pretty much how it works šŸ˜‘šŸ˜†

ā€œBetter not tell you now.ā€

ā€œReply hazy, try again.ā€

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Niki Stone's avatar

That really made me smile, thank you

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Annie's avatar

I know. They should just say "we don't know or won't say and we don't care." It would be more honest.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

YES! They are making it up as they go!!! Crimes against humanity go beyond forcing the injection and tyranny! The lies are right up there too!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes. Yes they are. And since they’ve styled themselves as experts that no one can question, many people just believe them regardless of how outrageous or ridiculous their ā€œexplanationsā€ are.

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Dawn B's avatar

I called my mother's neurologist out on his BS and he got nasty. I did get the last word though. šŸ˜‚

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RunningLogic's avatar

Funny how they always get so angry and defensive on those cases šŸ¤”

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I have NEVER "believed" any healthcare practitioner--I always DID MY BACK STORY RESEARCH - now more than ever before!

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Sacha's avatar

Wow. The medical gaslighting has been outrageous.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

YES, YES & YES! THEY ARE "ALL IN" ON THE "BIG LIE"!

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MaryAnn's avatar

BS. They think we are stupid. Medical professionals losing credibility faster than water evaporating during a Phoenix summer.

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BelleTower's avatar

My condolences to your husband, it must be a terrible shock to lose a coworker in such a manner then to have the ridiculous ā€œexplanationsā€ bandied about while he must smile and nod ... or perhaps your circle is more enlightened than ours

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Connie Benn's avatar

Business is brisk these days for the funeral director. Spoke to one the other day who said just that. The vast majority of his clients are in their 80s and 90s, but many have the ā€œsuddenlyā€ or ā€œbrief illnessā€ designation. One was an LPN, who passed after a period of declining health. She was in her 60s. I see that two more obits were added since yesterday.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Definitely an up and coming Trade.

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daiva's avatar

😢 This fathomless (ahem) new normal gives entirely new meaning to normal.

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SB's avatar

Wow to all the comments

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Cathy's avatar

Oh my God! How terrible

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

How great is Your goodness,

Which You have stored up for those who fear You,

Which You have wrought for those who take refuge in You,

Before the sons of men!

You hide them in the secret place of Your presence from the conspiracies of man;

You keep them secretly in a shelter from the strife of tongues.

Blessed be the Lord,

For He has made marvelous His lovingkindness to me in a besieged city.

— Psalm 31:19-21 NASB1995

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Jeff, so sorry to hear you are not feeling well. Prayers for the crud to be short-lived and that you are back to 110% like usual real soon. Like today! Rest well!

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Bugs's avatar

Yes, indeed. Feel better soon, Jeff!

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Raptor's avatar

Flew next to a woman watching sermons on her pad while I read the complete works of Josephus on mine. God was among the ladies on the exit row. We both sought his refuge in a very very very crowded, hot and overweight plane.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Flying on a plane, 35,000 feet closer to God.

Although he's in your heart, so always he's close.

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Jacquie's avatar

Flying is so unique’ I am always simply in awe staring down on the big beautiful world below and above in the sky. Definitely makes you feel closer to God. ā¤ļø

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Love you BFM!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Is there any such thing as a pleasant flight anymore? It feels like a dilapidated bus ride in a third world country.

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Raptor's avatar

The same flight I was on (earlier in the week) was left on the tarmac in 115 degree weather for 4 h with NO AIRCONDITIONING. They had to transport a handful of people to the hospital and had to ditch the flight. On my flight - I am not exaggerating - were the largest group of the largest people I have ever seen on a flight ever (and I used to fly every week for my job). How that bird got aloft is some sort of miracle! One mad was so large there was no belt extender that could have wrapped around him. He was wide as a sofa. I'd say at least half of the passengers needed belt extenders. I had to hurdle people to get to the bathroom. The flight crew based out of Atlanta... one of them took time to tell the lady next to me that if she wanted water with ice to say "icewater" not "water with ice" if she wanted it. Delta. Never in my life have I seen such an unprofessional Delta (who I love) crew. Their butts were also gigantic. The ice lady's butt looked like 2 hungry hippos trying to free themselves from her skirt.

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JW's avatar

Such a contrast to the 60's when there were weight limits and ladies only as "stewardesses". Passengers also had a dress code and it was a classy event to fly. Gone are the good ole days.

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Raptor's avatar

I think that was true in the 70's too. We dressed up to fly. Stewardesses had to be good looking : ) I know men love the yoga pants on women, but I have just about had my eyeful. I truly hate them and wish they would be off limits for anyone not exercising. Seemed like the entire plane was covered in spandex, spider eyelashed and blinged out claws. Revolting. Maybe it was a prostitute convention.

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Dana Hope's avatar

Or a mile high drag show. šŸ˜†

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Jay Horton's avatar

The 80's and early 90's were good for flying. Call me nostalgic but I always thought flying was a classy affair and dressing and acting the part were appropriate, even for business.

The horrors you describe above..... the cattle drive for the clown show.

Later Jay

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FreeBird07's avatar

Oh my goodness.. you were on the flight at the Vegas Airport? How in the world do they get away with not getting people off a plane in that situation...drop the stairs and unload on the tarmac maybe? Delta's response was unbelievable almost nonchalant like they just "lost your luggage". They are investigating and looking into circumstances of why it got so uncomfortable?? https://www.theblaze.com/news/passengers-aboard-idling-plane-pass-out-lose-control-of-their-bowels-in-sweltering-las-vegas-heat-and-no-air-conditioning-for-4-hours-report

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Raptor's avatar

No I wasn't on that flight I was on the same run on another day that was also 115. LV to ATL. They had the air on. If they didn't, I would have been one of the people passing out and peeing myself. I get overheated quickly and I lose it. I should start wearing a necklace with my ID on it during the summer. The way Delta treated those passengers at every moment of that trip and after is so SO BAD. I bet it was the same crap crew out of ATL that I had. They were the rudest rudest people.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Another reason that I won't be flying any time soon! RUDENESS to customers it the "rule of the day" now - and actually RUDE INTERACTIONS between ANY people is deteriorating (another "offshoot" of "sheltering in place" and "social distancing".

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Well, that won't happen to me because I am fortunate enough to never have to fly again. I've been out of the country 15+ times, the last time only a few weeks before the 2020 lockdowns, but that's it for me. I had already noticed a big difference in those years, with delays and cancellations becoming much more frequent, and now it is horrible!

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Delta appeared to me to be the first airline to go woke. It was all over their in-flight magazine years ago. I tried to avoid them and their irritable flight attendants, but my alternative was usually AA and their junky equipment.

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On an island's avatar

That sounds horrific. I remember when they used to have weight/size standards for flight attendants. Guess that no longer aligns with the body positive movement. Better and safer to turn a blind eye to obesity šŸ˜

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Raptor's avatar

At the very least your butt must fit down the aisle without giving passengers road rash on their faces.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Raptor--you are SOOOOOO BAAAAAD!!!

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On an island's avatar

Lmao šŸ˜‚

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Freebird's avatar

šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Loved that metaphoric description of the female "hippo" passenger!! GEESH--I know I'm not flying anytime soon--my flying days were over years ago!!

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Freebird's avatar

šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ Obesity is a problem, no doubt! I’ve heard horror stories about Delta lately. In one, their flight was canceled far from home, the couple had to rent a car and drive home, with no refund for the flight or reimbursement for rental.

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Raptor's avatar

Freebird, I only mentioned the size of people because I was so shocked by the numbers and the actual sizes being so incredibly big. Not your run of the mill 350 pound man taking up all the shoulder space and some seat space or a woman or two with big rumps who may need a seat belt extender. I flew a lot for work and I have never in my life seen such a thing.

I read that on the flight with 115 degree weather and no air they told the not sick people they could deplane but don't expect a seat to be waiting for them. They cancelled the flight and told them to come back the next day only to find the planned am flight was cancelled. Delta - the new Spirit Air.

I think the pandemic widened the waistlines. It did to me. I got a big butt. I went out, got a bike and peddled until I left the big butt along the side of the road. Still peddling.

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Freebird's avatar

Thanks for the laughs today Raptor! Your frustrating flight made for some funny quips! And good for you girl - working your butt off! šŸ˜‚

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Jacquie's avatar

You are making me šŸ˜‚ with your descriptions today! Covid definitely helped people pack on the weight. Made people lazy.

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Freebird's avatar

I think it was a combination of being cooped up at home so much more and eating for comfort! Early on everyone joked about people gaining the covid 19, but I know people who put on 50 pounds!

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PamelaZelie's avatar

I discovered the easiest way for me to lose weight, although I exercise to stay healthy, is time-restricted eating. I dropped 12 lbs in 2 months and I was not overweight, just wanted inches off my waist.

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Raptor's avatar

Pamela. I cried a little tear reading about your easy weight loss. I will assume you are young and have a hard time keeping weight on and hope you do NOT tell me you are a lady in your 50's. Haha. Congrats on getting those inches off! I too time restrict. 10 - 5. No snacks. My husband keeps 12-5. He drops weight if he stops eating nuts. Grrr. I have started doing keto because hubs does it and other ladies I know look terrific and have boundless energy. So far - I have good energy and I look the same. I really do think time restriction is a winner.

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CMCM's avatar

Raptor, I'm about to turn 74 and I got myself to my best weight ever a couple of years ago by eating mostly keto...cut all sugar, eating natural good fats, mostly no dairy, no grains of course, limit veggies to mostly green ones. I almost always managed a 14-16 hour fast between an early dinner and a late breakfast the next day. I ended up doing all my eating in an 8 hour period and I found I was good with just 2 meals a day: breakfast and dinner. When you switch your body over to a fat burning metabolism (takes a few days usually), it gets easy. No cravings, no major hunger, you end up eating less, and the weight drops off. You can do this at any age, and anyone who says you can't lose weight after a certain age is WRONG.

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Raptor's avatar

Thumbs up to you CMCM! Your reply was an inspiring way to start the day! I love that you did it in your 70's! IMO Keto plus exercise keeps the thin fat away )where the person is thin on outside and fat on inside). I base this on a limited sampling of people and how keto works. I know 2 people who developed insulin resistance and elevated liver enzymes as older folks. They are both endurance athletes. One is an Iron man competitor. The other exercises almost every day and is a terrific athlete. Long story short, they tossed aside the advice they were getting from docs, went on keto and returned their A1C (a measure of your blood glucose over a 3 month span) and their measures for liver enzymes dropped into normal range (meaning their liver lost its fat and became healthy again). Why people (mostly docs and people devoted to another way to eat)) dis this eating is somewhat of a mystery. Eat how you'd like and what works best for health. Congrats to you. What an inspiration!

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Raptor, I should have elaborated about the ā€˜easy’ part. It was difficult to restrict my eating, and I did cut carbs and sugar. (I meant that of other ā€˜diets’ I’ve tried in the past, this one dropped the weight faster). As I got use to the time-restrictions, I lengthened them from 12 hours to 14/15.

Great news on your good energy; it does take time for the inch loss to kick in.

PS: I won’t tell you my age so not to discourage you. Hugs.

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Raptor's avatar

Thank you. Haha! I got on the scale this morning after vacation - and thought of you. Not kidding. Heading out for a ride before it hits the 100's. Blah.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Well it is sort of a flying bus. Last time I flew was May of 22 right after they dropped the stupid masks. I was so happy about that, the flights were awesome.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

lol, good comparison

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RunningLogic's avatar

That description is pretty accurate šŸ˜‚

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

My airline mechanic husband pointed to a Southwest Airlines ad and said you can thank those people because they’re the ones who started the cheap fare thing then quality went downhill to compete.

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RunningLogic's avatar

They are actually the better of the lower cost airlines šŸ˜• Spirit and Frontier and Allegiant are much worse. Along with Easyjet and Ryanair in Europe. OTOH, for short trips, I don’t really care about comfort that much. 1-2 hour flights are not a big deal. Of course I always care about safety but I don’t need a bunch of extras for a short direct flight. International and longer domestic flights are the ones where I really notice the difference. They’re pathetic compared to what they used to be. The only improvement is the individual screen on the seat back. Those big screens at the front were impossible to see for short people and kids šŸ˜›

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Jay Horton's avatar

....but everyone was transfixed, remember? I haven't flown since maybe '98. I guess I'd get a rather rude awakening.

Later Jay

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RunningLogic's avatar

I wasn’t, because I could never see the screen, however much I might squirm and crane my neck šŸ˜•

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Flying always makes me feel very small and mortal.

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Rebecca Campbell's avatar

Yeah, it REALLY keeps me in check.

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Raptor's avatar

I love it if I can get a window seat. It is always sunny and beautiful above the clouds.

We flew on a private plane for two legs of the trip. I much preferred that. Haha.

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Karen Murphy's avatar

Our good friend’s daughter (15) attends a school in South Jersey; she told us there are two litter boxes set up in the nurse’s office for the ā€œcatsā€ (two 15 yo students who wear tails and cat ears). Where are the adults in the room? Pandering to this mental illness is a sin.

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Dawn B's avatar

The pretend cats can go outside and dig a hole like most cats and not stink up the school.

Absurdity!!!

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SB's avatar

So, I'm wondering, who the heck changes the litter box?

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AJF's avatar

This happened in a town in my state. The custodian was fired for refusing to deal with the human litter box.

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Jacquie's avatar

No words. Sanity has left the world.

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On an island's avatar

This is an insult to cats 🐱

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The Shepherd knows's avatar

And when does it become legal to marry a cat? šŸ¤ØšŸ˜‚

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Jaci's avatar

The nurse....full service

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Dawn B's avatar

Naw. They cut nurse funding... They only come in to administer jabs... LOL

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

wow and double wow

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FourWinds's avatar

I'd pay real money to see that. If I was an immoral person, I'd invent a special digger/scoop for those idiots who think they are cats to go dig outside with. I bet they'd sell if I stuck them next to the rainbow crap.

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Rebecca Campbell's avatar

I wonder if they permit cat fights.

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Lyndsay's avatar

My daughter age 9 had a classmate last year who always said ā€œmeowā€ and probably will soon identify as a cat. The girl wore a black hoodie every day with the hood up. The school allowed it. We left that school as too many alternative children. Not good influence but we went there because they never went to zoom and never had masks. We have been very fortunate and blessed with our new school and new friends.

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NAB's avatar

Did anyone watch "The Middle" starring Patricia Heaton as working class mom Frankie Heck? Does anyone remember the "social skills group" Brick, the son, attended and had a member who thought he was a cat? It was sweet and funny in the show, but it was clear that everyone thought it strange and hoped the kid would grow out of it. Now we are enabling these delusions.

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Lyndsay's avatar

Absolutely. My daughter was so annoyed by this child. It was extremely distracting. The girl’s mom would also ask us for play dates, which we always said no and made an excuse as the child is too strange, not fun. her mom was desperate for her to make friends and kept asking. I eventually had to tell her directly that the meow thing was a big problem for us. She admitted she can’t figure out what’s wrong with her child, and she didn’t get mad. I will say we know they vote for Biden and the whole family got vaccinated. the girl was always sick after that too.

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On an island's avatar

Sounds like the whole family might benefit from some mental illness evaluation and counseling.

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WIMomof3's avatar

My son likes to respond by barking back at them 🤣 Can’t get in trouble with the teacher because all he has to say is, well I identify as a dog

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Lyndsay's avatar

Smart!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Love it!! Smart kid 😁

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JSR's avatar

šŸ™Œ

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daverkb's avatar

Well, I was a pretend dog once upon a time. That was in the day when a kid in the early single digits could pretend for awhile until he got tired of it. Even little kids used to know the difference between 'make believe' and an insane insistence.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I am very happy to see this, Lily - how much searching did you have to do to find this better school?

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daiva's avatar

šŸ—Ø Somewhere out there, far into the great beyond, lies the outer bounds of human stupidity. With time, effort, and patience, we may soon reach it.

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Roger Beal's avatar

We could get there quicker if we'd use the solar-powered green rocket ....

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daiva's avatar

Orwellian vehicle perfectly fit for purpose! 😁

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NewScott's avatar

There have always been stupid people...but now there are stupid people on purpose.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Nothing like normalizing mental illness . 🤫

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Jaci's avatar

Along with lying, obstruction, denial and greed

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Jean James's avatar

Whose cleaning that litter box? I’d make their parents come get their kids shit everyday! See how long that lasts! Or send it home with the kid in a doggy bag!

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Dawn B's avatar

Cats do not go to school so they can sit at home in the window and lick themselves clean if they want to be a cat.

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AJ#2's avatar

Perfect!

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RunningLogic's avatar

šŸ’Æ

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

There’s a litter box in the bathroom at our local high school, which the custodian refuses to clean. Kudos to him – we can all push back against this craziness as we have opportunity.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

My cousin posted this comment on Facebook recently, with photos, which, of course, I can't share here. "Here’s what’s going on in our neighborhood. One person walking another person around on a leash while they take dumps in the neighborhood and the other one picking it up with a plastic bag. But hey, at least they’re picking it up!" Tell me that's not mental illness or satanic delusion. Take your pick.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Well if they are in the front yard a powerful hose is in order.

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RunningLogic's avatar

šŸ˜†šŸ˜‚

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Dawn B's avatar

Bizarre... Maybe from your yard, act like a bigger ferocious animal when they walk by and see what happens... Put in some big vampire teeth, add some ketchup and really howl for effects.

Oh, and get it on camera in case of something... Outcome is unpredictable and unchartered...

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AngelaK's avatar

That is seriously sick.

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Shari Ray's avatar

In total shock😩

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Would you believe in Europe - bathrooming ON THE STREET is "allowed" and the police just avert their gaze. My son saw this several times while attending a corporate meeting of the parent company (located in France) of the multinational corporation for whom he works (and this was in 2014).

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Anne Clifton's avatar

At this point nothing is too absurd for me to believe.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I know--we are sinking into the abyss!!

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Oma's avatar

ā€œHave nothing to do with the deeds produced by darkness, but instead expose them,ā€

‭‭Ephesians (Eph)‬ ‭5:11‬ ‭CJB‬‬

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Maureen ODH's avatar

The Fifster... quite interesting and a fresh look at our declined beyond description childish American society... taking time to read the five star reviews gave pause... and an answer for the irrational acceptance of the pervasive mental illness that is 72 genders, pronouns, zero boundaries, and few adult directions to ā€œnip it in the bud.ā€ Thank you for a fresh look.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

This downward slope all started with REMOVING AND OUTLAWING the reading of The Holy Bible and prayer from our pubic schools back in 1965.

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SusanMc's avatar

And this was written in 2008!

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Hopefully they also have live mice for the two students to play with, kill, and eat. Also, cat food for lunch.

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SusanMc's avatar

Kozy Kitten no less

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Cafe Comments by Lauri Harris's avatar

I’m left with so many questions: Since the humans ā€œareā€ cats and they use a litter box. How is this sanitary? Do they stand in a giant litter box a top their last clumped mess and track their mess down the halls? Do they forgo use of toilet paper since cats don’t use toilet paper? If so, that got to be disgusting to sit next to them at school or be their parent doing the laundry. Do they clean their own litter box or does the school pay $100,000 annual salary to the person who does for hazmat pay? (Following the example of the city of San Francisco’s human excrement road crews). How horrible to be the nurse who has to step out to let a teenager relieve themselves in the place where the nurse is supposed to work. Offices are not equipped to properly exhaust any fumes as bathrooms are. That’s got to be hazardous to have your office turned into a toilet.

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JSR's avatar

Thank you!! My questions also

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CMCM's avatar

What happened to the idea of "NO"?

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Karen Murphy's avatar

All great questions. I’ve asked the daughter and friend. They just shake their heads and say IDK. When they see the ā€œcatsā€ in the hallway, they basically ignore them, saying they are strange, and that nobody picks on them.

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RunningLogic's avatar

If they are cats, they don’t belong in school then šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø They shouldn’t drive, participate in school activities or anything else that HUMAN children and adolescents do. They should eat cat food and dead mice. Otherwise, they’re just playing dress up and their little fantasy should not be indulged by the adults.

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KBH Geronimo's avatar

RunningLogic, you are using too much logic! God help us!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes unfortunately it seems that people in the school system and certain parents are incapable of using logic and sense šŸ™„

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Connie Benn's avatar

There have been ā€œfurriesā€ in my town’s HS for years. My daughter mentioned it her junior year, she’s now a rising senior in college. I also know a teacher who actively encourages kids on social media to trans themes. I can only imagine what she says to students while at work.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Evil. Just evil.

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AJ#2's avatar

And we have sewer systems for a reason. I always find it interesting that public health has willful blindness about public defecating by homeless in the streets being a-ok and all the virtue signaling about the rental electric scooters (aren't we green!) that mean no one is tooling around town with no helmets.

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Jean James's avatar

Public health died from Covid, haven’t you heard?

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah ā€œpublic healthā€ is a joke.

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SB's avatar

Wow, just wow. Get the kids out of gov't schools!

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AJF's avatar

Why limit it to a litter box? Call their bluff! Cats: catch mice and eat them, or eat cat food from a can. Don't go to school. Sleep most of the day, walk on all fours, etc.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I posted something similar before reading all the comments. It’s like that stupid girl who supposedly identified as a hawk and people were making fun of her because she wears glasses and hawks… don’t šŸ˜†šŸ˜‚

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FourWinds's avatar

That's just stupid. And if these young people grow up, which is questionable, what will they tell their grandkids when they are 80? (Presuming they don't get parts cut off so they can't breed.) "Yeah, honey, back in the day, we p*ssed in litter boxes! Ain't that great?!"

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dg's avatar

Perhaps they will get spayed or neutered.

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Anna's avatar

I have developed jungle tummy after reading about this teacher Bre. The scary fact is- she’s the vocal, obnoxious one. How many more are silent in public but very vocal in the classrooms? Many. We sent our kids to a small Christian school and Covid washed away all of the cover ups. Suddenly it was clear who you wanted teaching your children and hopefully loving them and who you wouldn’t even trust to have a responsible conversation with your child let alone have their ears and respect for 45 minutes a day! This is when we really began to evaluate who we are willingly giving our children to each day- and paying for it! Let me tell you folks- the breakdown of the family is cause to ALL of these problems. We so willingly send our children into the hands of others at 6 weeks old and we never get them back. They are being trained and raised by people who were trained and raised by the government. And we think we have no other choice- it’s all a lie. Then they are busy with school and sports and homework and friends and the opinions of family get scoffed at because we’ve lost them long ago. They go to school with cats and homosexuals and teachers who love all and are tolerant and love is love. God is outdated. Don’t be surprised when this happens to your kids. Crazy is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. Take a look at society, listen to your fellow c and c folks. We HAVE to make radical changes to save our kids and our America. Homeschooled children don’t want to be opposite genders or animals, they can’t fathom being rude or disrespectful because they haven’t learned any of that exists! Sheltered? Yes! From the ungodliness of the world, which is exactly how we would have it. We are entering our third year of homeschooling, we started when our kids were tweens and teens. We gave up everything we knew and moved to the country. Our kids resisted. Why? We couldn’t possibly know what we know and give them away to society. Our mission as parents is to raise them in the direction they should go and so we do. It is not the easy route but it is worth it. I write this to encourage others, it is possible, you can do it, your children are worth it, stop doing what society does and expecting non societal children. We must be radical with our kids!! Take your family back!

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

I wonder if what they call ā€˜social contagion’ is the most dangerous aspect of having a child in public school these days. ā€œLast year, The Post Millennial revealed that the district saw an 853 percent increase in students that identify as non-binary in only three years.ā€

https://thepostmillennial.com/seattle-public-schools-offer-free-sex-change-services-to-students-as-young-as-13-without-telling-parents?utm_campaign=64501

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SB's avatar

Absolutely, I call it "group think" and it is rampant in schools. Always has been, even when I was in school decades ago, you had to have the "right" clothes to "fit in" but today it is so much worse. All the trans nonsense is the current "cool thing" for some crazy unknown reason, especially with girls. I will say that I don't see as much group think in homeschoolers. The whole idea of homeschool is to be independent of group think.

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Dawn B's avatar

These gender confused girls are clickish, mean, and they recruit.

For the last 2 yrs of HS I sent my daughter to public ed for dual enrollment...

She said this group noticed she was new and asked her what she identifies as. My daughter replied, "human." She also said they wanted her to be friends and it seemed like they wanted her to be like them until... my daughter saw a girl she knew getting bullied by this group and stood up and got in their face about it. They said nasty things and snubbed her the rest of the year.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Good for your daughter!! šŸ’Ŗ

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FreeBird07's avatar

Great reply by your daughter šŸ‘

"human"!

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

We're giving kids way too much to process, to be responsible for, in school for their age. They don't even get to just 'act their age', they'd be bullied, I'm sure. They are not yet critical thinkers, we can't expect them to be able to think this all through.

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SB's avatar

Exactly. If they are old enough to decide to cut off body parts, why not let them vote, drive, join the military, buy alcohol legally, etc, etc.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

What I’d like to know is, where are the mental health counselors in the schools? People were screaming for ā€œcounselorsā€ to be part of police calls, how about in our schools? They should be adding more not putting litter boxes in with the nurse!!

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Steph D's avatar

The school counselors, like the teachers and nurses have also been indoctrinated to the hilt.

We were taught at a school nurse conference that parents could only be informed of their child’s gender ā€˜transition’ if the CHILD gave permission.

This is the real policy in Massachusetts.

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AngelaK's avatar

Un believable.

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Jenn's avatar

Teachers (and any employee who works with children) should be given a psychological test and review, like police officers, that they must pass prior to being hired on by the school district.

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Barbara ( PortlanderšŸ˜µā€šŸ’«)'s avatar

But who would administer the test?

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Fla Mom's avatar

Or even write the test?

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Jenn's avatar

I suppose the same HR folks. It would be quite a process because the district would have to develop a whole plan and process.

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AJ#2's avatar

Be careful what you wish for. Many school districts have gotten money for Mental health services and they bring in companies who provide own counselors.

And then there is this School based Clinics. This administration is busy. The Stand for Health Freedom has a lot of great info BTW.

https://standforhealthfreedom.com/storage/2023/07/SHBC_downloadable_SHF-5.pdf

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

The counselor s ask what gender you identify as and keep secrets from the parents. Not the counselors of old daze.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Thank you!!! You are spot on! Do whatever you have to, sacrifice however you have to, downsize, move, change jobs, but get your kids out of these schools and classrooms that are stealing your kids.

However, I have friends whose kids go to small public schools in rura areas and are thriving because that garbage isn’t allowed or practiced. If you have that available then great. If not…GET. OUT. Before you don’t recognize your kid anymore šŸ˜ž

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Anne Clifton's avatar

We live in a semi-rural area outside a large city. Our school system is moving toward wokeism. I haven't yet found out about their policies regarding trans ideology, but I do know they have pornographic books in the libraries.

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Anna's avatar

I forgot to add- our children thank us EVERY SINGLE DAY….No one can live comfortably in such an unnatural setting.

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SB's avatar

Couldn't agree more!!! However, I've known of transgender homeschoolers. There are various secular homeschool groups in our area and you never know who is going to show up.

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KBH Geronimo's avatar

Anna, so true! Thank you! Please keep spreading your message!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Amen to all of that!!!

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Mel's avatar

You need to talk about the HUGE story of how RFK, Jr was treated by some swamp creatures, DWS and Stacy Plaskett, yesterday on Capitol Hill! I know you’re sick and I hope you feel better soon Jeff, but come on! This is the biggest story in a very long while. Let’s DISCUSS IT! Our Constitution and its First Amendment DEPEND on it. Talk about it, you lawyer, you!

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Alison Smith's avatar

The comments those Dems made against RFK! Despicable.

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Dena's avatar

RFK hearing entertaining for sure. Good clips on Runble & TW: https://twitter.com/thechiefnerd/status/1682037438800338944?s=61

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Maureen ODH's avatar

Mel..... Plasket, Wasserman... yes huge story, the swamp rats in vivid color using the race card and antisemitism!?!? calling out RFKJR as grandstanding!? ... take his megaphone away, he doesn’t deserve it!?!?! A vote to stop a the FIRST AMENDMENT committee meeting about first amendment rights!?!?! .... due to RFKjr Hate speech!?!? OMG 😱

Neil Oliver describes this meeting and the swamp rats on another occasion that apply fits the demonrats in session calling the kettle black.... while they’re ranting such inexplicable hate!?!?--- short segment https://youtu.be/pwrUf0EHknc

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Jaci's avatar

Dems are never called out

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Dawn B's avatar

They are, but then they pull the applicable "anti" card, and the public never sees it.

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Dena's avatar

RFK’s censorship hearing was carried life on NTD News ( Epoch TV). Here’s a clip from Telegram.

https://t.me/VigilantFox/9686

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OJen's avatar

I didn't know about this until you just said it....wow! Apparently Epstein funded Plaskett's campaign, so that tells you everything you need to know right there.

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Jeff C's avatar

Check out this clip of Plaskett's recent bloviating, watch the staffer sitting on the right side of the screen. I've been skeptical of the MKULTRA stuff, but there's something really weird going on with this woman.

https://twitter.com/Elmr_Fudd_again/status/1682195013730553857

(Yes, I broke down and created a twitter account just to see tweets.)

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RunningLogic's avatar

That is super creepy. 😳

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Mel's avatar

Very strange indeed. Thank you for pointing this out for us.

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Roger Beal's avatar

She looks like she's preparing to go SADS on us.

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Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

Watched the hearings but missed this. She has a wild eyed , ready to burst kind of look. Very proud and childlike as she smiles demurely to the right after saying whatever she said to Plaskett. Kind of troubling to watch.

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Jeff C's avatar

I think she corrected Plaskett when she said "representing" but was supposed to say "misrepresenting".

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Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

Ah.. didn’t catch that .. thank you.

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walk2write's avatar

That is totally weird! Why is the staffer moving her lips? Putting her words in Plaskett’s mouth?

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

OMW--the handler even interrupted the stupid legislator to CORRECT her verbIage. HOW SICKENING. These so called "legislators" aren't even cognizant - I thought it was just "Dirty Joe" that had cognitive decline--it must be HUNDREDS of "governance" "leaders" who are just PUPPETS!! No wonder our country is in a shambles--it truly is TIME FOR A REVOLUTION!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

DWS has the worst hair in the world.

Debbie Washerwoman...

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NAB's avatar

It is kind of amazing that she doesn't try to tame it a little.

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Cathy's avatar

I was thinking the same thing. Definitely a lib

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Most ugly women are...

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Dr Linda's avatar

Nobody has to be ugly. I think it’s a choice.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Correct.

But lib women have taken ugliness to a high art form.

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AngelaK's avatar

My mother, God rest her soul, used to say that people who are far from God, and art that is far from God, tend to be ugly. It is spiritual thing.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Like abstract expressionism ( which, of course, was also all about "me"------my expression)

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SusanMc's avatar

Rush used to say majority of Lib women are quite unattractive; maybe bc of that they are bitter, angry shrewish females.

Kirsten Powers is the exception.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Oh Kathleen! How unkind! (not)

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CMCM's avatar

She is a creepy, evil looking woman. Her hair always looks dirty, too.

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The Fifster's avatar

rastafarian?? maybe didn't wash out the mud?

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

It was unconscionable!! Debbie W Schmidt and her gang of thugs were horrible! Did we ever think Republicans would be standing up for a Democrat more than a democrat? Didn’t have THAT on my bingo card yesterday šŸ¤¦šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø

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RandiG's avatar

Gigi,

I’m Jewish and it makes me so angry when I see a representative like Debbie play the anti-Semitic card. Academia is pushing the anti-Semitic narrative again. They must think at this time, it serves a purpose. I just don’t know what it is.

The fact that they would try to stop Bobbie from speaking at a sensor ship hearing is mind boggling to me. Yet, they don’t see the irony.

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AngelaK's avatar

In the covid so called 'anti semetic' vaccine statement, he was quoting and negating it, not making it, if I remember correctly, because I follow him. He is a good man. MAY God protect him.

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Tom's avatar

Media: "Never Forget!"

Citizen: "CDC, FDA, and this administration are violating the Nuremberg Code."

Media: "How. DARE. You."

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Yes. I’ve watched for 50 years. A whole lot of Republicans are actually Democrats. It was just easier to get elected as Republicans. The RNC just adores them.

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FreeBird07's avatar

DWS gave the same treatment to the FBI whistleblowers... she's despicable!

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Anne Clifton's avatar

If he thinks Biden is a great president, that indicates what kind of idiot he is. Wow!

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AngelaK's avatar

Not only an idiot, but his rant indicates poor upbringing, rudeness, and spoiled rich kid entitlement.

No noblesse oblige in him despite his expensive schooling..

To speak of his granduncle like that! 😄He is a sad indicator of the hyperemotionalism of the left, and of these valueless, unGodly times we live in.

I know that Caroline is an Ambassador appointed by Biden.

Whatever happened to praising one person without trashing another?

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T Kosse's avatar

Maybe in Jeff's absence, you can give all of us a brief overview of what this is all about. If it is "the biggest story in a very long while," it would help all of us to know why. Maybe I'm living under a rock, but I'm not familiar with this at all.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Dems in Congress wanted to censor RFK Jr. before he spoke at their censorship hearing.

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Diane C.'s avatar

The irony…

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DogsLife's avatar

It's too ridiculous to believe. How can anyone take these people seriously? What are they up to anyhow? That's my takeaway..

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Insanity on display.

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JOAN FURLONG's avatar

One party rule.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Ridiculous. I know he was supposed to speak. O guess we shouldn’t have a life or sleep we miss too much. : (

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NAB's avatar

Thank you! Boy, they must be really afraid of him.

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RandiG's avatar

NAB,

I think they are afraid of anyone who challenges their current narrative and anyone who will make them do any work.

I can’t stand our Congress. These people are criminals with power and do nothing but enrich themselves at our expense. But, that’s no different than anyone who works for any of our government agencies, right?

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AngelaK's avatar

Look at the mental capacity of some of them...like Maxine Walters ( the absolute mind boggling worst), AOC, etc...scary!!!

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Congressman Hank Johnson won the all-time dunce cap with his concern that Guam might capsize if more Marines were stationed on it. Credit to military discipline, Admiral Willard didn’t fall out his chair laughing: ā€œUh, congressman, we don’t anticipate that happening.ā€ Snopes’ attempt to clean up for Hank is an even bigger joke.

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devoalan's avatar

10 out of 435 with any integrity at all. 10.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Wow, that is quite a read. Thank you

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devoalan's avatar

Great space. Ty.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Wow, that is quite a read. Thank you

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

House Democrats vote to censor RFK Jr. during their hearing on censorship.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/07/you-cant-make-this-up-house-democrats-vote/

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OJen's avatar

You really *can't* make this up.

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Roger Beal's avatar

The MSM - including "conservative" Fox - said little about these hearings, AND said little about the IRS whistleblower Biden money laundering testimony as well.

Just hide the truth under a rock and it'll go away, right?

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Conservative Fox just ain’t that conservative…try Rumble

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Roger Beal's avatar

Trust me, we have not watched Fox for over a decade, when we threw out the dish and the tv set. We get our news from Substack, CTH, and a select few Rumble & Bitchute sources.

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Mel's avatar

Yes, to the rock…. Take a look around. If you have twitter, go on there and watch the clips of speeches.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

It’s easier to watch on Rumble

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

The hearing on censorship CENSORED RFK yesterday.

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

I’ve had this stomach bug and it’s amazing he wrote anything. I was either in bed or hovering over a toilet for six straight hours.

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Mel's avatar

Grim. Hope you got better sooner rather than later.

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Oma's avatar

Mel, Jeff will get to that before you can sneeze and we bless you. Let him rest!

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Oma's avatar

We watched the entire hearing as it went down- except the breaks for commercials- and although almost unbearable, the devil raised its head and provided a look at what evilness is to thousands watching. I’d almost vote for RFK for his guts! Tucker had RFK on his Fox Nation show and interviewed him for over an hour. I believe Tucker’s programs are still there - probably until his contact with Fox News runs out.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Tucker does some great things. But his 2 and a half interview in Romania to defend that horrible Andrew Tate shows serious defects in judgement.

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SusanMc's avatar

He shows his limited brain power by touting a man who can hardly read a teleprompter, can’t find his way off a platform, touted that his folks put together the most corrupt campaign in history, bragged about getting a Ukrainian prosecutor fired (the one looking into corruption of Burisma), took government docs & stored them in all the wrong places- not to mention he as Senator & the VP had zero authority to take them at all. And more..... Jack is jacked

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Mel's avatar

He should have mentioned it with at least a sentence and given it the attention it deserves. He could have said he’ll come back to this critical moment when he is feeling better. This is a monumental story. And he hasn’t multiplied RFK, Jr either… Yet. Should he? Absolutely.

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AJ#2's avatar

You are always welcome to start your own substack and write about what you want to bring forward. No one is going to be able to write about every newsworthy event and research it so clearly there is room for another substack.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

So true. I think Glenn Beck was among the first to call out the Cloward & Piven ā€œoverwhelm the systemā€ socio-political strategy unleashed on the USA. Illegal immigration is a prime example, but we can add in the number of outrageous and newsworthy events to report—so many it’s impossible to cover them all. Add to that the relentless persecution of Trump, Cali and NY bankrupting themselves over reparations, woke school curricula from coast to coast, non-stop lies from the WH, FBI, and DOJ. . . . We could overwhelm ourselves trying to keep up. ā€œBut take heart! I have overcome the worldā€ (Jesus Christ, John 16:33).

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Mel's avatar

As are you…

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Sunnydaze's avatar

He told us he was sick. It’s amazing we got anything. Cut him some slack. Sheesh.

I agree it’s huge and should be front and center. It’s possible he was too sick to dig into something this big quickly for this mornings write up.

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Mel's avatar

Point taken. It’s just the most important story of the entire year so far. take the First Amendment seriously and those who try to berate us for talking about critical issues, very seriously. Jeff has never multiplied RFK, Jr either, which is disturbing.RFK, Jr needs our help. And I’ve already given to his campaign, but will give again and I hope Jeff will use the power of the C and C army to truly help a real patriot. There are not many of those left in this country.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

For the first time in the 250 year history of America, a former President and political opponent of the ruling junta is raided by the FBI and threatened with imprisonment for life and you think censorship of RFK, Jr. Is the story of the year?

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Mel's avatar

That is also a huge one, I agree. Both are vitally important stories to be told and told again and again in ways that drive home to the citizens just how tenuous and fragile this constitutional republic really is- and how important it is to fight to keep it.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I agree and I’m glad you brought it up!

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Peter šŸ”’'s avatar

Posting in this long thread for views.

Beta Hcg - hidden in Tetanus Vaxx - causes infer-til-ity.

Courtesy of WHO Unicef GAVI. Af.ri.ca is the test bed. 1st 16 mins is good. (27 mins)

https://rumble.com/v197ynb-infirtility-a-diabolical-agenda-documentary-depopulation-agenda-21.html

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Peter šŸ”’'s avatar

This was a Dr. Wakefield & rfk production from CHD.

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The Fifster's avatar

They want to go into executive session because they don't want the public to see what RFK has to say about the killer gene therapy shots. Most likely RINOS on board with this also.

Absolutely sick.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

The irony of trying to censor RFK, Jr. at a hearing about censorship. The Dem (or is it dim) woman wanted him to testify behind closed doors because he's so despicable. Made accusations, then refused to let him defend himself.

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Freebird's avatar

Come on Mel, give Jeff a break. Every pundit in the country is talking about that, and they’ll keep talking about it until they manage to sweep RFK, Jr under the rug, and they will. They’ve already trashed our Constitution six ways from Sunday.

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Temcol's avatar

They eat their own

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Mel's avatar

Yes, both parties seem to do that. It’s sick, but if you go against the intelligence agency narrative and the MIC narrative, which are really one and the same, well… ā€œthey have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you.ā€

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fineart2day's avatar

Feel better soon, I pray, Mr C šŸ„¹šŸ™

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

Another perspective on FedNow:

The delay in bringing it to market wasn’t because of interest on float. Interest rates were zero. We weren’t making anything.

Bankers are just as slovenly as anyone else. Instant transfers were going to be more work and a whole new product to learn, train, and introduce a new avenue of fraud.

We still lose millions to people who write their PIN numbers on their debit cards and we’ve been fighting that for decades. New stuff to us is just new ways for smart crooks to steal our money.

And that’s not a small thing. Those delays in transfers of your money out of your accounts are actually the time we’re taking to check data and make sure it’s legit and keeping something of an orderly schedule.

Why did we start now? Apple Pay and Venmo. They were kicking our shorts and taking our customers.

The only thing that will make us work harder to learn something new is when we have to to survive. I know this because I was unlucky enough to be involved in the beginnings of the meetings when the banks and the Fed were pounding it out about 5 years ago.

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Also, BRICS is competition against SWIFT, not ACH.

SWIFT is an international money transfer system and it was a huge mistake of the Biden handlers that provoked BRICS.

SWIFT is dollar denominated and one of the reasons the dollar is the world’s reserve currency, making it possible for us to finance these huge deficits. Nations use it to transfer money smoothly, without exchange rate issues between the nation. All trades are in dollars.

Never before has nation been kicked out of SWIFT, not even in times of war. Biden prohibited Russia from using SWIFT, thinking that would keep them from being able to sell oil when he provoked the Ukraine invasion.

Instead, Russia allied with China to form BRICS, which is a huge threat to the stability of the dollar, thus to us.

That’s why you’re now hearing so much about BRICS when you haven’t ever heard about SWIFT. It was just a nice, smoothly functioning currency system that protected us nicely until the compromised president took the office. Now it’s a major threat to our economic stability.

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Remi Steele's avatar

The USG used SWIFT as a tool to sanction other nations, that backfired, and BRICS takes that tool off the table. (Like sanctioning, with backdoors always left wide open, really ever worked anyway.) My thoughts re FedNOW are that the Fed will try to cram FedNOW down the throats of banks and squash any that refuse to upgrade to the technology. While the grifters, er... bankers, stand to "lose" billions in interest payments by not being able to hang on to transfers for a few days, I am certain they'll make those up in other fees...passed along to the serfs.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Great posts!

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barbara ford's avatar

Get well soon, young man! And thank you for getting this info out for us to consider. God strengthen you!šŸ™šŸ»

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nt's avatar

Amen šŸ™

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William's avatar

I couldn't sleep, either. On the upside, there was a C&C post in my in-box. Thanks, Jeff! Hope you feel better soon.

And I feel for all the west-coasters... the comments will be full by the time they awake. :-)

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Ha ha, thanks for thinking of us here in Oregon. I woke too early also so there were a mere 31 comments when I opened my C&C.

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Jaci's avatar

I wonder how the free supplies are doing in the boy’s bathrooms in Oregon. The clogged toilets must be over the roof!

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Ed Thorrens's avatar

Jeff, Hope you feel better soon! Rest a lot, chicken soup, vitamin C, Zinc, you know the drill!

In reference to satanism, is very evident and it is becoming normalize by our secular society. We have only 2 kingdoms to be part of it, the kingdom of darkness and kingdom of light, there isn’t any neutral zone area, I’m so happy I chose the later in my youth years.

Jesus came to give us life and life more abundantly!

satan came to destroy, kill and steal!!!

The is Heaven to go but there is a hell to run from, it’s our choice and The Lord respect our will!

I hope everyone on this coffee choose to go to Heaven and have a coffee with Our Lord God The Lord JesusChrist Himself!

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Jeff C's avatar

Amen. Pastor Gary Hamrick of Cornerstone Chapel (a Calvary Chapel in Leesburg Virginia) had an interesting observation on this. He noted the Gospel story of the possessed man that Jesus healed. When Jesus confronted the demon it said "ā€œMy name is Legion; for we are many.ā€ Pastor Gary noted the demon(s) referring to itself in the plural and compared it to the "they/them" pronoun usage.

It's time to realize this isn't just garden variety "mental illness" and that the biblical stories of unclean spirits are very real. These people are possessed and they intend to wreak havoc on our families. They have intentionally positioned themselves in places of influence (teaching, social work, therapists) to do so. And no, not all people in these positions are possessed so please don't get offended. But the days where these people could be unilaterally trusted to act in our kid's best interests are long gone. Prepare accordingly and seek Jesus..

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ICI Grief (The Rebel's Hike)'s avatar

I listened to that one as well. They were cast out (America for a while) but when they came back, it was 7 times worse than the first time. I think that's what we are experiencing.

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

This is so scary...I never understood using the plural.for identity but if a demon is in control, it would be a they.

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FourWinds's avatar

I'm not a biblical scholar, so just my opinion here: perhaps that demon might have meant that there were many more just like him. Think about it. A whole group that worships evil and thinks exactly the same. I'd say we have some on earth for sure.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I can’t remember where but the Bible says if you cast out the demon and don’t clean house, they come back 7 fold.

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Jean Anderson's avatar

It literally just occurred to me, as I was reading this post, that it would be logical to use they/them for someone who had a demon

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Wow! I hadn’t connected they/them to legion. Evil telegraphs its presence and intentions. I wasn’t alert to that one.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Absolutely. Christ sacrificed himself for us. In return, we’re called to make a few sacrifices as well, and that feels risky. Credit to Janice ā€œWords Beyond Meā€ for pointing out maybe we’re afraid of what God will ask us to do or give up. Joshua 1:8 offers a clue. ā€œThis Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate in it day and night, that you may observe to do according to all that is written in it. For then you will make your way prosperous, and then you will have good success.ā€ And this: ā€œIf My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their landā€ (II Chronicles 7:14). Let’s do it before it’s too late for our nation.

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Oma's avatar

We won’t have to read C&C again, but just sit and talk with Jeff and his subscribers šŸ˜‡

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Lyndsay's avatar

The Satan thing is becoming impossible to ignore. It’s everywhere. We are in a battle of good vs evil and things are heating up big time.

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Big E's avatar

Feel better soon. I felt off the other day and started to develop a sore throat. I started gargling and nasal washing with Dr. McCullough’s Povidone iodine recommendation about three or four times a day: https://www.americaoutloud.news/dilute-povidone-iodine-nasal-oral-washes-for-the-prevention-and-treatment-of-covid-19/

I supplemented with dilute hydrogen peroxide gargle and mouthwash gargle (separately, not all mixed together).

Worked well! Perhaps these tricks will help you.

I’m not a doctor, just an avid reader of a great lawyer. Feel better soon! We will miss you while you recover--but take care of yourself first!

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Annette's avatar

Jeff, speaking of satanism, could you look into Taylor Swift? A lot of parents think their girls have a sweet role model, and I think Taylor has gone to dark places.

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Ann K.'s avatar

FYI, the Vigilant Citizen has this to say about her: https://vigilantcitizen.com/?s=Taylor+swift

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Oma's avatar

WOW! Jesus better come soon, because ā€˜Deep State’ has a deeper meaning!! Evil is so audacious!

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

My daughter told me about that. She said she had snakes in her performance and that it looked satanic to her. 😳

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AngelaK's avatar

All those big entertainers: Madonna, Brittney Spears, etc. have had disgusting, dark, sexual and satanic themes in their performances for years now.

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Jaci's avatar

Taylor cannot sing, and she is of the dark! Many are! I firmly believe concerts are spell casting! Movies can be too! We have to be okay with going within and really protecting ourselves in ways we will never fully understand unless we study the dark side in depth. I will not go down that rabbit hole, but understand our world is full of entities and rituals we do not know anything about!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Funny, isn't it? In 17th C "otherworldly" beings/ experiences were still accepted as real or possible Move on just one century, and they do not any longer exist.

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AngelaK's avatar

Indeed! šŸ’Æ

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Flipflopgirl's avatar

I enjoyed the FedNow segment.

The Soros, I mean Satin segment, just demonstrates the need for more school reform. I think putting zoom into classrooms is a good start. This would allow parents to monitor the classroom their children are in. Allow parents to listen to the lecture and make determinations about their children's education. De-unionizing the education system is the next step. Some steps have been taken but they still seem to have a stronghold on countering parenting.

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Annie's avatar

Better yet get your kids out of public schools. That entire system needs to collapse and be entirely done over if at all.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I left the system Jan 21 and have been trumpeting this call ever since. And I actually had the high performing students.

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Cynthia Eagan's avatar

Thank you for the early post, and I’m sorry you’re not feeling well. Best wishes for a quick and full recovery!

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Loving Mom's avatar

Thanks for the clear explanation of FEDNOW. You’ve saved me lots of time fretting about the CBDC stuff for awhile. 😊 Slow-motion ninjas! šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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Anne S.'s avatar

I agree! Very clear understanding of FEDNOW for this Mom, too!

Many thanks Jeff!

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Loving Mom's avatar

Ninjas reminded me of a cartoon I saw the other day. Politician in business suit climbing on furniture, captioned ā€œThe floor is fiscal responsibility!ā€ šŸ˜‚

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RunningLogic's avatar

That is hilarious šŸ˜‚

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