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Happy Pi day all. Here is some "infinite, never-ending" wisdom:

Three doors the devil uses to enter your home.

Your home is your sanctuary. A place of peace and love. But did you know there are three doors through which the devil can sneak in? Disrupting harmony and faith? Let's reveal these hidden entrances and learn how to keep them firmly shut according to the wisdom of the bible.

Number 1: The door of un-forgiveness. Holding onto grudges and refusing to forgive is like leaving your front door wide open for the enemy. Ephesians 4:27-27 warns us "do not let the sun go down on your anger and do not give the devil a foothold. Forgiveness is not just a key to peace it's a barricade against discord."

Number 2: The door of fear and doubt. When we allow fear and doubt to dwell in our hearts, we're essentially cracking open a window for the devil to whisper lies and shake our faith. 2 Timothy 1-7 reminds us: For God has not given us a spirit of fear but of power and of love and of a sound mind." Faith and trust in God's promises seal this door shut.

Number 3: The door of disobedience in sin. Deliberate disobedience and living in sin is akin to rolling out the welcome mat for negative influences. 1 Peter 5:8 advises: Be sober, be vigilant because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour. Living in obedience to God's word and embracing righteousness keeps this door locked tight.

Awareness of these doors is the first step to safeguarding your home from the enemyā€™s influence. Each day we have the choice to fortify our spiritual household through forgiveness, faith, and obedience. Let's commit to vigilance, keeping our home a fortress of love, peace, and God's presence. Remember, with God's guidance we have the power to keep all doors closed to the devil and open wide to his eternal light and love.

Please pass this to someone who needs it. ā€”Unknown

Transcribed from: bitchute.com/video/RiLD7yjndpjh [2:24mins]

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I'm still pissed my own government tried to kill us with two bioweapons, covid itself and the covid DeathVax

Not gonna forgive them.

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I hear you. That forgiveness is really for us, not them. It holds us prisoner until we release ourselves by trusting God and submitting to him. Forgiving doesn't mean we won't hold them accountable for their crimes, though.

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If the enemy of mankind even thinks for one minute they will be forgiven for their genocide/democide, they will do it again.

Maybe we should forgive ourselves for falling for the fear porn.

Maybe we should forgive ourselves for allowing the school children to be terrorized by school closures.

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I agree with you, and the enemy will continue regardless of what we do. The forgiveness is in my heart, between me and God. But I am ashamed that we have not stopped all this horrible craziness already. When the time comes for kinetic activity, my plan is to be ready to respond in any way that Jesus commands. My savior flipped tables and whipped the enemy, he is not a pacifist. All in due time, according to his will.

[[A Psalm of David.]] "Blessed be the LORD my strength, which teacheth my hands to war, and my fingers to fight:." ~ Psalm 144:1

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When congregations begin to recite that Psalm in worship then I will know that a change is coming. Where are our fighting pastors?

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I am married to one who informed me to be ready because he is definitely going to jail as he will not bow to the state.

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There are very few fighting pastors left in America. In my opinion, that's a major reason the modern church is powerless.

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Brave Church in Englewood, CO is one. And I know there are countless others out there "flipping the tables". All should watch "Letter to the American Church" by Eric Metaxes. Our church is viewing it tomorrow night for free. Jack Hibbs at Calvary Church Chino Hills is another warrior for Christ. They're out there. You just have to find them. Praise Jesus.

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From streetchurch.ca:

Canadian Pastor Artur Pawlowski faces 10 and a half years in prison for what he termed in a press release as ā€œterrorism charges, for allegedly causing harm to Canadaā€™s economy and for speaking to and for providing a sermon to Albertans whom came together to oppose the heavy handedness of their elected representatives.ā€

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Pastor Darryl, Cornerstone in Alexandria, MN.

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Pastor Tom Laipply, North Port, FL, Foundation Church

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they're woke like all the fools who fell for it. pastors too worried about pleasing everyone instead of standing in truth. Maybe this exposed them that they DO NOT KNOW THE TRUTH THAT SETS YOU FREE? same ones pandering to the illegal aliens BS rather than the truth that it is ILLEGAL and run by satanists obama wearing bidens mask.

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Silent for 50 years

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Jesus did not attack people with whips. But used whips to drive out the cattle and sheep from the temple and overturned the tables. There have been mistranslations and rearranged words in scripture.

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I understand your view. But Jesus didn't need a whip to make animals move when he just spoke to the weather and it obeyed him. He was making a point, and the whip was intentionally a part of that point.

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I think forgiveness in this context means letting go of the anger. We know that theyā€™re despicable people and we will never trust them again. We pray that they will be held accountable for their crimes against humanity.

Holding on to anger is bad for our health in many ways. It can cause high blood pressure, ulcers, heart attacks and many other health issues. When we hold on to anger, the bad guy wins yet again by destroying our health.

I many people do talk about forgiveness as if pretending that nothing happened and all is okay. Thatā€™s an immature, possibly dangerous and unrealistic way of looking at people and life.

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Back in the last century (in hindsight) I allowed a "college friend" to take advantage of me and nearly lost my house. One night I prayed "how can I forgive him"? That night I had a dream that I was approaching a closed door behind which was hell. It scared me so much I immediately forgave my friend, though I've had nothing to do with him since. Lately I have even started praying for his awakening. To paraphrase Reagan, "trust by verify" "forgive but remain vigilant"

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You might want to ask a Holocaust survivor if they were angry.

You might want to ask a person who was tortured by their government if they were angry.

It is easy for Americans to dismiss anger as a negative emotion that is unhealthy, when Americans have been pretty darn spoiled in years past. We had it too easy to know true suffering.

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Good point Kathleen. Anger is an emotion created and given to us by God, and when he directs it...violence is a righteous thing. That's not a popular sentiment in modern Christianity where almost nobody dies in America for spreading the Gospel (yet), God directed his people to sometimes kill every living thing in an area...men, women, children, and every animal. Their refusal to follow that instruction is why we have some of the same practices continuing to this day.

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Read Corrie Ten Boom, ā€œThe Hiding Placeā€.

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Holding on to the anger doesnā€™t help one heal. Iā€™m not saying you should never be angry, but allowing anger to become the focal point of your life is unhealthy. Itā€™s best to move on.

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maybe we should forgive ourselves for allowing he school system to destroy outr children. And repent for allowing them to do so by taking ALL our kids out of gummit skewlz.

Personally I rejoiced when I bgan to read about school closures. That meant the kids were no longer direcly uder the gummint thumb.

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For some kids, school might be the only safe place for them. In addition, lots of kids depend on getting breakfast and lunch while at school.

And how did parent(s) manage when they had to go to work? Can't leave an 8-year-old home alone.

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the high unnecessary cost of meals at school provided on the public dime, and two parents working to cover the added cost, is a self-perpetuatjng problem. Easy "she burned the toast too many times" divorce adds to the single parant family tragedy.

When I was a kid we did the "nosebag" routine, brought our own lunches from home, and I "had" to ride my bike four miles each way to get there and not be late. Today's multimillion dollar school cafeterias, and the needed hired help to run them, and government )(our) money to provide the food for them, is a HUGE cost factor in building/running a school. (we had wooden benches under a shelter. If weather was nasty we sat at our desks in the classroom and ate there. Add in the astounding cost to bus he kids miles each day to the massive resort sized school billion dollar facilities adds to the cost, borne by... ta DA!!! you and me.

It is a self-perpetuating mess, feeding in an endless loop upon itself. Add in the cost of the teachers union mandates, controls, fed by the teachers' salaries, fed by... you and me again.....

Look at your roperty tax statements.... what is the single highest percentage category for those taxes? Yep.. schools. And what is the single largest most effective means of indoctrinating our nation's children? Yeppers once more.. schools.

And "they" love to have it so. And we PAY to have it so. With almost no say in what they do nor how they do it.

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And as corollary, allowing them to be terrorized by armed intruder drills.

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At least when we were growing up, we only had to worry about nuclear annihilation.

But...I was safe in Catholic school...we were able to "duck and cover."

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"Duck and cover" was about as helpful as modern day face masks!

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How can we forgive them if theyā€™re still doing it? Itā€™s like forgiving a serial killer, who is still on the loose and killing people

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My personal opinion is that it is 'more loving' to eliminate a threat than to allow it to remain. Forgiveness and justice are not mutually exclusive, as in I can forgive in my heart and smite injustice with my hand. The hangman is allowed to smile as he ends the reign of terror promoted by evil. I wonder if that's the real reason they wore masks...to hide their joy? (only kinda joking)

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Like Ted said, forgiveness is not the same as "pretend it never happened". If my family was ever victim to a serial killer, I pray I would have the strength to personally forgive them (such as not to brood over fantasies of violent revenge) and even pray for their repentance, but I would most certainly still be pursuing justice and helping however I can to see them caught and punished.

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I didnā€™t trust the govt before this. What Iā€™m having a hard time with are family members who said and did things that are now without a doubt evil!

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They were played. Itā€™s a hard thing to admit.

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Yes, but to treat my family like lepers. No ty! And now they have all these health problems and when I make recommendations, they still look at me like Iā€™m crazy. I know I know. Why do I try?

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Just in case you might get through to one of them.

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My humble advice is, don't beat yourself up. You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. Point them to the water. The rest is on them. The pain of their betrayal of family ties will never go away even when you forgive them for their hateful behavior. When the Lord sees fit to answer prayer for them and opens their eyes to the love that they scorned, then they will return with humbleness. Until then, wipe the dust off your feet and leave it in His hands.

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Because we are all susceptible to delusion, to being the fool, or to giving in to a temptation. These kinds of wrongs are different from wrongs of malice or from someone unredeemable. Do we get to be the ultimate judge and final teller of even our own stories? I proffer that maybe that is the divine authority. And, sort of like Judas, what is the meaning of the betrayal by our very own, family or friend? I wrestle with this too, but I cannot help myself but wish for such betrayals to one day be redeemed. You cannot let someone into your home that will open your door to harm to yours, but, hope is worthy to the situation.

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I'm not worried about human forgiveness in this matter. The offenders will eventually receive their judgment.

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God's Law must upheld or else the whole instruction of the Bible become darkly moot. For example, one cannot love the neighbor by allowing the neighbor's evil deeds to go unpunished. One loves the neighbor by calling evil doers to repentance ... and also punishment. Integral to repentance is that the evil doer acknowledges this sin and pays for what is owed.

"Forgive them Father for they do not know what they do" is how we forgive so that we do not harbor venom within which eats up our flesh, our soul and mind faculty. But what we cannot 'forgive' is the punishment deserved. That is we cannot 'forgive away' either just retribution or redress of bad actions committed. Romans 13 makes this clear in that the magistrate is to be a terror to evil doers.

So, I forgive the sinner but I do not 'forgive away' consequences to bad deeds. Put another way, our parents always forgave us of our child years misdeeds. But when they meted out justice, they were apt to say this. "You should have thought of that before you did it!" This as admonishment to any attempted plea bargaining going on.

This is how we are preserved and chaos staved away from invading and tearing down things like countries and civilizations.

(Hence, the just punishment for mass murder ought to be capital punishment.)

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I think C&C is being driven more and more into theological discussions.

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Well, I don't think I have to have an opinion on everything nor interpret things into the Bible for which there is no real warrant (like Flat Earthers do, for example). But I will opine that there is ample proof that Christianity is in no way a doormat religion, nor is Christianity an unquestioning dumbed down religion of unconditional love. And I'll add, that most Christians are mere facsimile Christians who have no idea of systematic orthodox theology ... and because of that, they say the most infantile and childish of things ... and all the time.

There is also ample Biblical proofs of masculinity as being required of men, and of patriarchy in the family institution as an organizational feature. And in Christianity, men are defenders. And wimps as men are of little use or service to any family. Such men will never earn the respect of women.

And so, yes. You say it correctly.

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Me neither. Never.

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Forgiveness does not mean lack of accountability. There are temporal and possibly eternal consequences for sin. Deception and Corruption are both sins. The Old Testament has strong warnings against deception and corruption.

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I may be wrong, but I don't think TriTorch is urging us to forgive the covid criminals. I understood this to mean forgiveness in our personal relationships, among family, friends, etc. As Special Ted commented, even if we did forgive the criminals, that wouldn't mean they shouldn't be held accountable.

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You are correct.

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As a therapist, I tell my clients that the goal is for them to "be complete with" what happened, so that they don't think the perp is being let off the hook. It is essential to be able to move on, so that you are not dragging the past around. Let God or karma take care of the perps (whatever you believe in).

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There is no "moving on" from being dead.

I had 5 friends die in 18 months.

And many others who post here, can also attest to injuries and deaths caused by the covid DeathVax.

We cannot forget the past.

Just watched the movie, "The Zone of Interest." It is a movie about the Commandant and his family who lived at Auschwitz. Not a graphic movie at all. However, the violence is implied and inferred. Smokestacks from the crematorium burning continually. Ash of dead bodies floating through the sky which caused a woman to pull in her laundry that was hanging outside so it doesn't get the ash from dead bodies on it. Gunshots heard in the background. A seemingly "normal" life for the Nazis while torture and death were going on just over the brick wall.

Is that what happened during covid? The powers that be living their "normal" lives while others were injured and killed?

I want to have a very long memory at what they did to us.

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I want to watch that movie, Kathleen. You've probably already seen this quote, as I post it often, but it speaks to what you wrote about people living their "normal" lives in the midst of horror. "An unimaginably dystopian nightmare all around usā€¦ while society seemingly carries on as normal." Dr. Pierre Kory

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I was able to watch the movie on Amazon.

Because of the lack of visual violence in the movie, I found it even more disturbing. Later in the movie, there is a meeting of Nazi officers who are discussing removing Hungarian Jews from Hungary. They are referring to the people like objects, like they are moving car parts or grain, from one area to another. Total dehumanization.

Visited Auschwitz twice on my numerous travels to Poland.

It is a visit that people should make.

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I should have done if before now. I'm 71 and don't plan on flying anywhere again, or going out of the country again. I have lots of good memories of trips to various countries.

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Kory just was on Tucker Carlson. He was awesome.

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My husband and I watched last night and I shared it on my Substack. I'm so glad this interview is available for everyone to watch, rather than just members.

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We don't have to forgive OR forget, but if we constantly hold the hatred, resentment, anger, etc. it will affect OUR health. I spent a period of time constantly obsessing about loses and it drove me nuts. I finally realized I had to let go and focus on the present, on something more positive. I lost friends to the jab and had friends be seriously injured and I know MANY others with terrible loses. Life has to go on despite the horrible events in the world. Otherwise we will be stuck in depression or will die. The jab campaign and mandates may have been the worst crime against humanity in history, with the final death count possibly in the billions. But humanity has to find a way to go on and, hopefully, bring the perps to justice.

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This is what I think.

Anger may be the only motivation that gets Americans off the couch from their junk food induced coma while bingeing on Netflix.

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"powers that be living their "normal" lives" yes, and they are of the same mindset, which is key, as those that perpetrated the crimes against humanity previously. Read, The Devil's Chessboard..... you'll get a clear history and see the links. It's disgusting.

Later Jay

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Sounds good but REALLY hard to do...

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They won't stop trying. This is only round one.

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Imagine being Donald Trump. Imagine the degree of slander, calumny, and persecution he endures. Wow. Taking his money, his word, his reputation..talk about evil. I wonder what goes on in his heart?

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ā€œDonā€™t get mad. Get even.ā€ šŸ¤·šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļø

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Agree!

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There is also the FDA looking the other way while the food supply is polluted with who knows what...

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Never forgetā€”butā€”once we know that trauma, over many lifetimes, can produce so much pain, a person will shut down their emotional body until thereā€™s none left forgiving is easy.

This is why we have warsā€”to shut us down which cuts us off from our humanity.

I can pray for these misguided souls, and still throw them in a prison for lifeā€”general populationā€”becauseā€”if they suffer on earth for their sins, they have a chance at doing better in the next life without such a karmic burden.

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Well, then I'm screwed because I absolutely will not forgive those who murdered my friends and family with the jabs. With absolutely no disrespect at all to anyone religious/spiritual, I'm not going to force myself to stop being angry and doing everything within my power (even though that's virtually nothing) to try to stop them just because a scripture tells me to. Were we to carry this idea to its logical conclusion, no one should ever be punished for any crime... we'd just "forgive" them all. That's a huge NO from me. Again, no disrespect intended.

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No one is saying to not do all you can to stop evil, after all:

Silence in the face of evil is itself evil: God will not hold us guiltless. Not to speak is to speak. Not to act is to act. -Dietrich Bonhoeffer

What this means is to not let hatred and lust for revenge poison your heart so that you invite evil into your life and cause discord to those around you. Harmony is important in your home and mind on the one hand, but never let the evil bastards win on the other.

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The problem is the evil bastards are winning. I don't see a single one of them being held responsible for their crimes against humanity, and even if they were, not one of them could suffer enough to pay for the millions of lives they have destroyed. I appreciate your words, but I learned a long time ago that attempting to censor how I feel was self-destructive. I am furious. I want revenge for the four people - and we're working on a fifth - killed by these evil bastards. If that makes me a terrible person, I can live with that. I only have one person left in my life and he's at the two minute warning of the fourth quarter - me being angry isn't going to make his situation worse. Again, I appreciate you perspective, but I choose not to forgive and that's ok.

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Exactly right. You let hatred and lust consume you then you become just like the other side.

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Exactly!

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FourWinds...you are not screwed, we are (and have been) under assault from an enemy that wants us to remain angry and let it eat us up inside. This may sound weird, but anger isn't needed to execute a monster. Meekness isn't weakness, it's power-under-control like the elite warhorses of the ancient Romans. It's less emotion and more discipline, and I am currently learning this in my own life. God bless you and your house.

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This made me think of the Nazi officer in ā€œSchindlerā€™s Listā€ who casually fired at prisoners in the courtyard below him, killing them. He handed his gun to Schindler and goaded him to do the same. Schindler replied that true power lay in having the ability to exercise it in such a way but choosing not to. I think our job is to resist the tyranny and evil in every way possible, and know that ultimate justice is not ours to mete out. Weā€™re told not to kill. That said, I feel I could, if threatened. But Iā€™m also remembering Corrie ten Boom in The Hiding Place. Inside situations of enormous suffering, God is there. Corrie always said ā€œThere is no pit so deep that He is not deeper still.ā€ These are not just nice words, but present us with the stark choice scripture commands to lay down our lives for God. Where we are helpless and seemingly overpowered, He is working still.

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Thanks Ted! This is such an evil time! I too keep getting caught up in anger, bitterness and it soaks up all my energy! My eyes get off Jesus and I start to sink but like Peter I cry out ā€œ Help mySavior!ā€ And He draws me to His word and I am comforted ! This word has calmed my fears and given me hope these last difficult hours turned into difficult days and now a month! You know how long nights are when in trails and tribulations are keeping you in pain then the sun\ SON OF GOD breaks thru the darkness and brings the glorious light shinning thru the darkness! ( hope restored)

* The God of Israel said it; The Rock of Israel spoke to me:

'He who rules over mankind righteously, Who rules in the fear of God,

Is like the light of the morning

when the sun rises,

A morning without clouds,

When the fresh grass springs

out of the earth

From sunshine after rain.

Is my house not indeed so

with God?

For He has made an everlasting covenant with me,

Properly ordered in all things, and secured;

For will He not indeed make All my salvation and all my delight grow?

2 Samurai 23:3-5

Prayers for you to find great peace in Christ!

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I'm sorry, I just can't force myself to stop being angry because someone (I don't mean you or anyone here in particular) says I should. Anger is a part of my grieving process and it's natural. For some reason, anger has been demonized as a bad thing. IMO only, it really is ok to be angry when it's justified. Just my stance, I respect yours.

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I second that! Anger is a valid emotion and there is such a thing as constructive anger. God gets angry many times in the Bible. Jesus was angry for God's Temple when He saw the money changers and He acted on it. Many people seem to believe that Christianity is some sort of milk-toast religion. Milk toast men and women are not what God is looking for.

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Things have a way of working out sometimes. Iā€™m not saying this kind of news should be celebrated but it does make you think: https://open.substack.com/pub/lionessofjudah/p/canadian-journalist-who-demanded?r=nl3ud&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

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Agreed, sometimes things do work out. But this person isn't dead because they pushed the jab, they are dead because they took it. I'm betting most of those in authority (who pushed this) did not take it and they will live long and happy lives. It's kind of like the doctors that wouldn't do chemo because it's so deadly, but yet push it on others. Thanks for the link, though, and I am having a hard time feeling terrible for this person.

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Amen šŸ™

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Nice Ted. Well said.

Later Jay

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The covid criminals must face justice. They must be put on trial.

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Only by an insistence upon justice do we uphold law, the Highest Law which is God's. Thus the insistence must be on just retribution and redress. To do nothing in the face of Evil is to become an accessory after the fact.

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Genesis 9:5-6 ESV

And for your lifeblood I will require a reckoning: from every beast I will require it and from man. From his fellow man I will require a reckoning for the life of man. ā€œWhoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed, for God made man in his own image.

If this scripture was applied in our society, I have a feeling the country would not be in the colossal mess that it is today. Also. The two words "Murder' and "Kill" have different definitions in Hebrew.

The Hebrew word for killing is harag, and the Hebrew word for murder is ratzach. The commandment is lo tirtach, and its meaning is clear: ā€œThou shalt not murder.ā€ All murder is killing, but not all killing is murder. Mar 17, 2007 as taken from the Sun Sentinel.

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Exactly! How is it that few understand this? Such ignorance is destroying our country.

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There is so much cognitive dissonance the vast majority don't even know they're committing a crime. They really believe they're saving the world. That's what happens when you place all your faith in so-called experts who have no idea what they're doing.

Turfseerā€™s latest hit song WELCOME TO DISEASE X. https://turfseer.substack.com/p/welcome-to-disease-x. Be afraid. Be VERY afraid.

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And that is never, ever going to happen. Please stop believing in fairy tales or what something like the X22 Report says.

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as she said, the fact this has NOT happened is the root cause of our mess today. IF everyone who murdered were to be swiftly executed upon conviction murder would be all but unknown in thi land. That is WHY God COMMANDS execution if murderers.

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I don't believe any religious scripture or sect would require or advise forgiving Satan himself. That's what we're dealing with. Forgiveness would not be appropriate. Follow God's example in dealing with those in medicine and politics who would presume to supersede Him.

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I can't help but believe that two different things are being conflated in this discussion. Am I required to forgive Hitler? Am I required to forgive Biden? Assuming I don't, what's that to me? I have no personal relationship with them. I have nothing to *personally* forgive them for. I simply want justice administered upon evil men.

If my neighbor offends me, if a family member offends me, if my wife offends me, if a co-worker offends me, if a fellow Christian offends me, if a friend offends me - THEN I have a personal question of forgiveness.

I'll just leave it at that.

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You make an important distinction, Phil.

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Exactly right, Phil.

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satan is not a person, thus we re not required to forgive him. God has alrady condemned that creature such that all he can do these days is LIE. It falls to US wheterh we belive him and act on his words. KNOW the TRUTH and we won't be foold into becoming his minion.

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Forgiveness does not negate punishment. Forgiveness for Covidiots would be wanting them to repent of their wrongs and suffer temporal punishment for the sake of saving their souls.

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Repentance precedes forgiveness. And that is assuming you are dealing with Believers. Can unbelievers be forgiven? I think you know the answer. They are incapable of repenting without Christ.

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No, I can and must forgive whether they repent or old fast. Until I forgive, that guy OWNS my mind and heart. Once I forgive, I have it back again.

Now, the relaionship might not ever be restored, but that is separate matter. Until I forgive, thet guy owns my mind and heart. I allow him to control me.

Forvige, regardless of the other guys stand.

I would say forgiveness precedes repentance..... Jesus said "Father forgive them cause they've no clue what they are doing".

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Can you be saved without repentance?

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The turning of repentance, and baptism are the two requirements.

If someone is refusing to turn from their unbelief and dead works and false gods, how or why would he expect to be saved, the very thing he opposes?

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Revenge is not OURs to take but trust me, God will avenge us, no doubts about that! Have some faith in our God, eh?

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Justice is not revenge. And it is the God-given duty of the civil magistrate to administer justice. Revenge is the unlawful taking of justice into our hands.

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I do not believe in the Creator in a traditional sense, so of course no disrespect here, but I have never once seen anyone pay for the horrific deeds they have done on this planet.

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That is because we have become a humanist culture and no longer believe in the application of Biblical justice. Money buys "justice" - and you know what I mean. There is no justice for the common man. Now everything is turned on it's head. The violent murderer is freed without bail or brought to trial. But if you are simply accused of a "thought crime" or a "hate crime", you will be arrested, jailed and brought to trial where you will be convicted for thinking unapproved thoughts and your life and your family will be destroyed. This is the end result of humanism as manifested in Marxist woke ideology. This is a Godless culture which hates the righteousness of God's law which is the standard for a just and peaceful society. Now the lawless rule from the Apex elite to the violent immigrant whose only desire is to live off the suffering of others.

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We can forgive the monsters and force them to pay their debt to society too.. Nuremberg..

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And a Nuremberg type court is never going to happen

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Right, and even if it does happen, it will be a damn show trial. It's inhumane to make those committed of crimes to suffer (and I agree with that), but even if they are sentenced to death, no one can bring back the millions who have been murdered.

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What is the payment for "serial murderer for profit"?

There is no "debt to society". That is a humanist concept. There is only the victim to whom restitution is owed and there is the law of God which was broken.

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We all have that same feelingā€¦because forgiveness seems like agreement and surrender. It is neither.

Forgiveness is liberty and freedom from the powerful chains of darkness. Forgiveness is strength in your spirit that your flesh doesnā€™t understand or relate with. Forgiveness is beyond human nature but it gives you an unbreakable grip on Godā€™s grace. Youā€™re a vessel for His power to flow through. As it flows through you, it transforms you.

Donā€™t let your heart become hardened. Let God deal with the things we cannot do, and allow Him to soften our hearts. Not soften them for being mistreated, deceived or manipulated. Softened to receive what He gives us in our spirits.

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I respectfully disagree. I can't and won't forgive someone who murdered someone I loved. I am not religious (of course I respect those who are) and nothing in my spiritual path demands I forgive, nor will I. These people have the blood of my family on their hands!

I was (and technically still am) in a recovery group for sexual abuse survivors. One of the best things that program did was teach me it was ok to be angry. I used to stuff my anger down because the very literature for that group talked about forgiveness. It made my blood boil, but I stuffed down my anger because I thought that is what I was "supposed" to do. We had a lot of religious people talking about forgiveness all the time, too. But I was angry and hated myself for being angry. I over ate, drank and drugged myself because I was so livid but thought being angry was "bad" and I was supposed to forgive my rapist. I got fat and addicted and was still livid under the b.s. faƧade I had of having forgiven the bastard.

It wasn't until I attended a conference in which something called "sculpture" was done. This is not with clay, but rather a roll play of a painful event in which you have a new ending. In that roll play, you can get as furious as you want -cry, scream, cuss, and beat the living sh*t out of something like a pillow. I did that. I went full force - screamed until my throat was raw, used completely uncensored language that would have made a sailor blush, and beat that pillow until I collapsed on the floor from exhaustion. It was the first time in my life I had ever been free. The anger was 99% gone, but I never forgave him and I never will. It does not matter if I do. The destruction inside me wasn't from my inability to forgive, the destruction was that I COULD NOT, in good conscience, forgive that man because to do so disrespected me. I'm not ok with disrespecting myself and what I feel any more. And for the record, my abuser died a rich, free, happy old man. No deity did anything to him; I was not avenged.

So when someone tells me (and I don't mean you) that not forgiving is bad, I have to say for me, I disagree. It negates my suffering. It negates the suffering of the 4 dead because f "them". I have every right in the world to be livid and I am. Anger is not bad IMO, but holding it in sure is.

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Love they neighbor, forgive and forget, turn the other cheek, pray for your enemy...very difficult to understand all the while they are trying to murder you.

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Jesus did it, the great saints have done it, etc..Yes, goes against human nature, but it can be done. My son met an old woman in Hiroshima who survived and who said that she forgave the Americans. He said that she was absolutely glowing with goodness and holiness.

I have seen Jews who survived the concentration camps and who are at peace with forgiveness.

We can forgive if we want to. but it is difficult. We have suffered so little compared to these people.

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The lady in Japan should have been learning the role of the Emperor and the war machine around him who wouldn't stop

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Thank you TriTorch! The truth and wisdom found in Godā€™s Word is eternal and relevant for every generation!

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Amen.

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Anger and grudge-holding is exhausting--and it does horrible things to your own brain. It also punishes us instead of those who have sinned against us.

Anger is a stage we need to pass through while processing our grief and not the final destination. This is why the Bible warns us to not let the sun go down on our wrath.

This is separate from holding people accountable for evil deeds, especially for criminal acts, which murder falls under. Murder isn't just wrong because the law says it is, it's wrong because God sets a high value on each human life.

We need to work through the anger in our hearts and give it up to the Lord and walk away from it while still respecting and upholding God's law, and holding evil-doers accountable for their deeds.

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My ex used to tell me ā€œto not let the sun go down on my angerā€ after I had discovered another lie, another betrayal. I grew to hate that scripture. But, praise God, he no longer lives rent free in my head. I remember, forgive, and let it go. Until the next reminder, then I do it all again. šŸ˜

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Amen! I am currently reading Charles H. Kraft's 'The Evangelical's Guide to Spiritual Warfare' and in it he gives great examples and explanations and even MORE important...what to do about it, he gives the lessons on how we need to deliver!

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Man's judgement will pale to that of the Living God: 22 On that day many will say to me, ā€˜Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and cast out demons in your name, and do many mighty works in your name?ā€™ 23 And then will I declare to them, ā€˜I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness.ā€™ Matthew 7:22-24

and Hebrews 10: 30:-31 For we know him who said, ā€œVengeance is mine; I will repay.ā€ And again, ā€œThe Lord will judge his people.ā€ 31 It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God. Be in the Word.

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HOORAY for righteousness and agape love -- KUDOS, Tri, for compiling this "litany of right thinking and living" for all believers in the Lord Jesus Christ--Creator of everything that WAS, IS AND EVER SHALL BE!!

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Thanks Sharon! Wish I could take credit for it but I transcribed it from this source: https://youtu.be/lq_EsE_e7N0

I was unable to find the original author unfortunately, but whoever it is deserves all the credit.

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Well, at least you were humble enough to acknowledge that "source truth", Tri! Thank you!!

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Well TriTorch...you get the credit for spreading the content. Thanks for all your hard work and God bless you!

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Indeed!

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I really needed to see this today

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Speaking of pi day. My almost 13 year old grandson and math nut sent me a video email of himself reciting pi to 51 digits! He can also do Rubikā€™s cubes in seconds I donā€™t know how his fingers can move so fast.

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IQ must run high in your family, Joseph., you must be quite proud. Send him this, there may be a small chance he has yet to see it:

"Pi is an infinite, nonrepeating decimal - meaning that every possible number combination exists somewhere in pi. Converted into ASCII text, somewhere in that infinite string of digits is the name of every person you will ever love, the date, time, and manner of your death, and the answers to all the great questions of the universe. Converted into a bitmap, somewhere in that infinite string of digits is a pixel-perfect representation of the first thing you saw on this earth, the last thing you will see before your life leaves you, and all the moments, momentous and mundane, that will occur between those two points.

All information that has ever existed or will ever exist, the DNA of every being in the universe, EVERYTHING: all contained in the ratio of a circumference and a diameter." -Unknown

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Thank you son much for that! I passed it along. Amen.

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Great post!!

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Great word today!

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2 Timothy 1-7 reminds us:

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

Doesn't this cover everything that should've guided The Church during the covid abomination?

I'm not sure I can forgive The Church for betraying Jesus.

Jesus would spit them out.

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"Everyone that you fight is not your enemy and everyone who helps you is not your friend." -Mike Tyson

This quote got me thinking about churches who happen to be a wolves in sheep's clothing. Those that condemn any force who raises alarm at their obvious duplicity (Embracing COVID: https://tritorch.com/degradation/USGovBribedChurchLeadersToPushCOVIDInjectionVaccineOnTheirMembersRootOfAllEvil.pdf) while they pretend to be devoted to Christ.

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Thanks buddy. Great comment as usual

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Dear TriTorch thank you for posting. This is true, so true. In my experience, at this time of hardship for so many worldwide, this is critical information that needs to spiritually eaten as the sustenance of God's word, that we may stand firm in the Lord our God and his Kingdom. May your Kingdom come and may your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.

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I sincerely appreciate your reply Lorita, thank you. We're in agreement.

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Excellent!

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Please donā€™t misunderstandā€¦

It I who am plagiarizing!

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Ahhh, that's a relief =) I was worried you thought I was taking credit for it.

Yes, please share it far and wide, that's probably the sharpest tool in our arsenal to turn the tide.

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All doctors who harm children must be named, shamed, and punished. The Pritzkers and Plume Health are pushing hormones and surgeries: https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/how-to-do-no-harm-part-2

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I am so sickened that they call this Karenland. Thanks a lot trans population. Before my name was just associated with cooky screeching complaining wackos, now itā€™s associated with trans and the mutilation of children??

Check out the ā€˜gender affirmingā€™ surgeon at OHSU, Portland Or, one of the more famous, who wasnā€™t mentioned in this article. I read about him in the Hillsdale College Imprimis newsletter. Sad there wasnā€™t more room on the cover of the magazine shown, to mention him, er expose him!

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Iā€™m so sorry that the beautiful name of Karen was hijacked for unsavory purposes. Know that a lot of us know and love someone named Karen. ā™„ļø

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That article almost made my literally vomit. Those people doing that is no different than Mengele.

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Amen to that. What weā€™re we thinking when we brought these monsters to our shores after WW2 instead of letting them pay for their crimes at Nuremberg?

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Fellow Imprimis reader.

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I read about that Dr too. Shameful and unbelievable. I'm ashamed of my alma mater!

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Hope you wrote to them...even if it seems a futile effort.

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I didnā€™t know you were in medicine John!

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Yes, dental medicine. I had a private dental practice in Corvallis for 33 years and before that 3 years as a military dentst right out of dental school.

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Cool! Bet youā€™re happy to be retired. My dentist is out of the military, I hope he doesnā€™t completely retire anytime soon šŸ¤—

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Me too! I hate telling people my name now

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Are you aware that baseball bats are now offered in wood and aluminum?

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Evil doesnā€™t begin to define to them. Iā€™m at a loss for words.

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Boston Children's Hospital too.....on as young as 15 yr olds!

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Get'em Yuri!

Later Jay

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I have seen more than I wished over the past 20 years, but still would find it difficult to doxx my former colleagues, two of whom I still admire and two I don't. One has a trans kid, so is an expert and enthusiastic promoter, the other always struck me as an airhead, although an adequate surgeon.

Personal observation and family experience with trans mutilation does not help me endorse the concept, but I may have some insight into the origins, and this was from some decades ago.

At an event in Thailand in 2008, we were "treated" to a show of "Lady-Boys", possibly an acquired taste, but really just bad taste.

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Now may the Lord of peace Himself continually give you peace in every circumstance. The Lord be with you all!

ā€” 2 Thessalonians 3:16 LSB

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And also with you Janice!

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And also with you šŸ™

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Thank you Janice. I needed that:) šŸ™

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"concupiscent" - had to look it up

See also: lecherous lascivious lewd libidinous licentious lubricious salacious goatish wanton unchaste impure immodest indecent

"goatish" is my favorite :o)

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oleaginous

/ōā€³lē-ăjā€²É™-nəs/

adjective

Of or relating to oil.

Falsely or smugly earnest; unctuous.

"oleaginous flattery."

Having the nature or qualities of oil; oily; unctuous.

(I had to look this one up! )

Similar: oilyunctuous

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He uses this one a lotā€¦Iā€™ve made it part of my daily vernacular. My students have no idea what to make of it šŸ˜‚. But theyā€™re learning!

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I just combined it in a personal conversation ā€œyou seem to be gushingly oleaginous about (blah blah)ā€ šŸ˜‡ she called me back kinda pissed.šŸ˜‚

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The visual of this word is a photo of Newsome šŸ˜Š

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I did, too! Jeff always delivers ā€” always is a big word, but I cannot tell a lie. Lol

However, I digress. Reading Jeff's insights and his application of words I have never heard is like going to my favorite English class again.

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I donā€™t generally have to look any words up but I love being reminded of words that I have forgotten because they donā€™t get much use! šŸ˜

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You are so right! Ex. ā€œUntil the GMO cows come homeā€.

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My vocabulary improves every time I read C&C!

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Mine too, although it might be difficult to work words like this into a conversation šŸ˜„

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Does it refer to it in an ownership form? As in a sex slave type relationship.?

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I think 99.999% of the population would agree that anyone who harms a kid is pure evil. It does not matter if you are a doctor or a pedo, if you harm a kid, you're evil. That definitely includes whacking parts off minors and drugging them up. Teachers who push that crap on kids are just as evil.

We have a he-she-it that comes to the store and will not talk above a whisper... more like they just mouth words instead of whispering. It CAN talk, it just chooses not to. Just one more "look at me, look at me!!" 100% mentally ill.

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The issue is whether or not THEY believe itā€™s evil. The evil doers in my neck of the Woods sincerely believe that they are good-doers. They believe that they are saving children by affirming them and giving them affirming care, which we all know is mutilation in disguise. Thereā€™s nothing affirming about chopping off your genitals or nullifying them. It is evil. But until they see it as evil, it will continue, and Iā€™m afraid that so many of them will never see it. I have been accused of harming trans children, because we donā€™t affirm in our school. We neither encourage nor discourage. We just meet kids where they are and love them all. But we donā€™t get involved ideological warfare. We leave the job of parenting to the parents, and we stick to teaching. At least thatā€™s what weā€™re supposed to do. I do have teachers in my school who undermine that belief, and who do affirm children and encourage them to pursue transitioning. Itā€™s OK. Weā€™re cleaning house at the end of the year. And weā€™re saving kids; we are not harming them.

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We have to stop using their terms, there should be no more using ā€œaffirmingā€ or ā€œcareā€ to describe the mutilation and lifelong dependency on drugs and probably multiple operations through their lifetimes.

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Iā€™m with you my husband and I were just talking yesterday about how three years ago there was no binary and pronouns in all the crap that has been pushed in the past few years.

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Just a couple of years before I gave up my career (Dec 2020 after nearly 20 years) in Human Resources (specifically, Recruiting), I began seeing the "pronouns." I began to see them in LinkedIn profiles. Then I began seeing them on resumes potential candidates submitted.

I just shook my head..."Here we go, I thought." Then after the George Floyd incident, in addition to the COVID crime, I knew my career's days were numbered. I knew the next step after the snot pouches would be the forced injections -- and I would have absolutely no part in that.

So. With ten years of business experience before HR, an MBA, and nearing 20 years in Recruiting, I saw the writing on the wall...The lockdown, the masks, the DEI that went into overdrive following George Floyd, and the expanding use of "pronouns," my professional days were over...

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My first pronoun experience was in 2017. My (straight) supervisor had a new name tag, and email signature with his pronouns. I thought it was odd then. Still do.

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Itā€™s so sad bc the new people are not anywhere close to your character! Itā€™s happening in so many professions!

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Thank you, Christy. The only choice for me. The only one.

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I donā€™t grant interviews to those who submit virtue-signaling pronoun-ridden resumes. Nope. The go strait in the rubbish can.

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Exactly right. Fighting the good fight by keeping the lingo out of the school (or at least trying to). Baby steps. Weā€™re getting there.

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Keep up the good work!!

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Exactly. Call it what it is. There is nothing affirming about chopping off parts. It's called encouraging mental illness.

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Yes and thereā€™s no reversing it... sad

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Which all increase the chances of extreme depression leading to suicidal ideation.

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God be with you in this endeavor Nard, a big task. Let the Holy Spirit guide you in this task as He will make the best recommendations in the interest of the children and you His chosen!

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I disagree. I think there are plenty of libs that are just fine with harming children. Hence the pushing of murder through abortion.

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My son works at a grocery. He texted me one day ā€œpeople are weird.ā€ Apparently he had two mutes at his register. Not medically mute choosing to be mute

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Controlling behavior taken to another level. I am sure they enjoyed watching your sonā€™s confusion.

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Both a neighbor and my cleaning lady have three-year old grandsons who donā€™t talk, they just look at their mobile screens. Itā€™s heartbreaking! Itā€™s especially bad for developing young brains.

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Remember that Seinfeld episode "The Whisperer" I think it was called?

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Low talker?

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That's the one! The puffy pirate shirt episode where Jerry agrees to wear it on TV because he didn't know what he was agreeing to.

Only coincidence I saw the rerun last night.

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I love how the episodes were based on everyday annoyances that many people have experienced in life, taken to another level of absurdity šŸ˜†

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It's incredible how many universal truths there are in them.

And how much I laugh even after multiple viewings.

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Imagine if Signfield was now, how many situation jokes they could make out of the Covid nonsense... I wish there was a current comedian who could do it.

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I heard heā€™s not making college students laugh anymore!! Heā€™s considered offensive nowadays! I guess thatā€™s why I only see people over fifty at Bill Burrā€™s shows, heā€™s very PIC, but no COVID jokes allowed on Netflix.

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Jimmy Dore has a few minutes on it (he got the shot and an adverse reaction). Itā€™s something like: ā€œdonā€™t research it!ā€ ā€œYeah, do research when you buy a new car but donā€™t research what you put into your body.ā€ So ā€¦ cudos to him for coming out as a brand new former vaxxer. šŸ™

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The low talker!

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@EmeraldRobinson: The best way to stop the next pandemic is to arrest the people who started the first one.

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ā€Then Peter said to them, ā€œRepent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.ā€œ

ā€­ā€­Actsā€¬ ā€­2ā€¬:ā€­38ā€¬ ā€­NKJVā€¬ā€¬

https://bible.com/bible/114/act.2.38.NKJV

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Amen. Preach it brother.

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BREAKING: Study Reveals Cancer Deaths Among Youth Surging at Alarming Rates, According to UK Government Statistics

Since the commencement of COVID-19 vaccines, there has been an unprecedented rise in the deaths of young people between 2021 and 2022 from rapidly metastasizing and terminal cancers, according to data from the UKā€™s Office for National Statistics.

An analysis of this data, however, has been conducted by former former BlackRock portfolio manager and data analyst, Ed Dowd and assembled by Carlos Alegria, one of Dowdā€™s partners, in his Humanity Projects. Their study of excess deaths in the U.K. and the U.S. using government and insurance industry data has shown that there has been ā€œ2 or 3 times the normal rate of cancer.ā€ according to Dowd....

David Wiseman, Ph.D., a pharmacist with a doctorate in experimental pathology and a pioneer, originally for Johnson & Johnson, of products to prevent post-surgery internal injuries, said he was alternatively astonished and outraged that governments and mainstream media wonā€™t follow up on research he and Kevin McKernan, a former director of research and development at the MIT Human Genome Project, conducted showing the mRNA shots were contaminated with DNA fragments.

These fragments, Wiseman said, add to the potential damage the vaccines could cause to the human genome and open new doors to an infinite variety of problems, including cancer.

https://expose-news.com/2024/03/14/study-reveals-cancer-deaths-among-youth-surging/

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I read a post yesterday on a local community Facebook page where everyone was talking about how many people they know with cancer now. How it seems like there is something crazy going on, because the illness/death numbers are staggering. The conclusion? Itā€™s something in our food/drink. šŸ¤¦ā€ā™€ļø I canā€™t evenā€¦

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My former favorite church is always asking for prayers on Facebook. They deleted my post on jab injuries. They still canā€™t see what they went along with!

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And they likely never will. Having to admit that you not only went *along* with the madness, but that you *encouraged* others to do something that ultimately harmed them (as many churches, employers, etc. did), requires enormous introspection/conciliation/remorse/etc. - and most people simply cannot handle it. Itā€™s too painful to examine your conscience and admit you were so very wrong - about something so very damaging. Itā€™s far easier to continue to ignore the proof and *hope* that things will work out. To pray that some other reason will present itself.

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They canā€™t handle that they put their fear over their faith. Trust in God , not pseudoscience.

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Thats what I told my husband when I refused the jab at the BOP (Bureau of Prisons), yet he took them at the VA, he said someone had to work and I said someone has to have faith! I am still working btw, talking as best as I can to open people's eyes, yet some are still blind and refuse to see the truth, they hear their truth, the truth they want to hear and ignore the rest, even if their truth is truly mis-information.

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By now....it is pointless to try to awaken those who are still asleep (my sons are 2 of those people and it hurts my soul!)

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My elderly mother & her boyfriend both have injuries. She has neuropathy and heā€™s dealing with pots. It took 2 years before she started acknowledging it and calling it ā€œ long covid ā€œ. Thatā€™s the closest her mind can deal with.

She has an amazing denial system.

I have been able to talk to some acquaintances about supplements for calming the spike protein or whatever it really is.

Thatā€™s why I bother being on facebook at all, hoping to reach someone.

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I honestly think many did not succumb to fearā€¦. but rather they thought they were ā€œloving others as they would themselvesā€ and ā€œdoing it for the good of othersā€ and ā€œobeying authoritiesā€ and not using discernment that without informed consent this is risky at best and evil at worst. I do truky believe many did not do it out of fear.

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I wonder how many are aware of the lack of informed consent? We have been trained to "listen to your doctor, he/ she knows best." As a society we have been trained not to think for ourselves, haven't we?

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Good point I overlooked.

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It also requires humility and that is something in very short supply in this world.

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Thank you for finding the word I was searching for! Sadly, you nailed it.

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Not being able to admit you are wrong is prideful, the opposite of humility, and thatā€™s what all these people are showing šŸ˜•

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What you say is near certain ironclad reality and yet the tidal wave of proof of the Evil of the C19 Terrorism is and will be so large that it cannot be ignored. And what will these people do then? More of the same. They will embrace more Three Monkey Madness and continue to play the game of ... see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.

The only thing which mitigates is that most were duped. And yet, ignorance of the law is no excuse, or so it is said ... and with just warrant. It is indeed an unforgivable Mass Madness has visited the land. And it is still going on by what is put into the air, the food and all kinds of consumable products. And there is no alternative other than dealing with it.

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Former. Yep. How many people have been separated from their churches, families, and friends over the scamdemic.

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It's too scary to face without faith in our Triune Creator God as your "Guiding Light" into the evil minds of the "people" in charge of our world right now (and probably forever).

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This is why DeWife and I cannot find a local church. It has to with turning the churches into theological Love Cults paganistic in character. It's the heresy of 'love conquers all' as a substitute for the Law and a moral order. It make the Neighbor Rule into a mockery, and it banishes Fear of God is the Beginning of Wisdom somewhere out into the far galaxies.

And the fallen pastorate in the Collective West is far more interested in money and safety of their place at the table than they are in Jesus, God or the Holy Spirit which mostly goes unmentioned these days. Nope! It is all gongs, horns and guitars, stage shows ... and little lectures on prosperity theology thrown in on the side ... and the like.

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The church is Methodist and they recently voted to stay traditional, no gay or lesbian pastors.

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As a part of my Russian studies I decided to begin to look at Christian Reformed Churches in Russia. This enterprise, in Russia, is like looking at a needle in a haystack. But there are a few. The first, and so far only Reformed Church I have looked at is located in St. Petersburg. I read at the church site some, and watched parts of two videos.

First, and in the videos, I noticed several referrals to different Confessions of Faith from the Reformation era. This is a Russian church citing material from the West. Contrast this to our, me and DeWife's first church attended, a tiny Virginian country church. In five years at this small church, I never once heard from the pulpit mention of the Baptist Confession of Faith ... and barely knew that such existed. Never once did I hear any mention of Church history, no teaching of systematic theology, no catechizing. I did not know that the Geneva Bible existed. I did not know there was such a thing as Geneva notes or Matthew Henry notes. Sunday School was from some lame thing called Lifeways something which is somewhat of a caricature of Christianity. The there was a coach somebody and things like Rick Warren's Purpose Driven Life mentioned in Sunday School. From this we had to move on.

The point to the above is that at a church like this Reformed Russian Church, there would never have been any question regarding a queer/homo. The thought of which would be too outlandish. Why? Because this Russian congregation is simply too well educated in what Christianity and the Bible teachings are all about.

I am glad to hear that this Methodist church so forbids, and yet I am appalled that such is even a debatable issue. As a footnote, I admit that some church, even dumbed down church is perhaps in most instances much better than no church at all. And we really did like the people at our small country church.

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Very interesting, thanks. Iā€™ve heard in passing from frustrated Christians that they joke about moving to Russia to practice their religion freely!

The Methodist church is the oldest in the area, it charming on the Caloosahatchee River, Iā€™ve loved visiting there for years. Iā€™m hopeful about the next pastor, the church lets the candidates be interviewed, unlike previously where theyā€™d be assigned by the higher ups, made it challenging for everyone.

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I will pray for the folks that were duped into taking the jab. I believe that they have sinned a great sin. "Blasphemy of the Holy Sprit" the only unforgiveable sin according to the Apostle Paul. They invited the devil in and the only way to save their soul is to ask the Lords forgiveness. I for one will not forgive the devil and/or his minions!

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Think about all the people who said "You fool!" during the scam. They feared the one who could destroy their body, instead of the One who can destroy their body and soul.

Matthew 5:22 (ESV) "But I say to you that everyone who is angry with his brother will be liable to judgment; whoever insults his brother will be liable to the council; and whoever says, ā€˜You fool!ā€™ will be liable to the hell of fire."

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Wow!

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Donā€™t forget the climate. Apparently it also causes cancer, heart attacks and strokes. šŸ¤¬

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Climate, no, but geoengineering, yes. Thousand of tons of heavy metals and polymers raining down from the skies, affecting every breath we take, IS harmful to every living organism on the planet. If unfamiliar, https://www.geoengineeringwatch.com/ is a great place to start!

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Just one hour ago, a caller to David Webb's Sirius Patriot talk show educated Mr. Webb about that very website. Dean Wiginton has been on the case for years, and he has the receipts.

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Exactly. Thank you. Itā€™s SO obvious to me, yet so many are sold on climate change hoax

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I was actually surprised to not see some of the blame attributed to climate! They probably just didnā€™t think about it. šŸ˜

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.... YET.

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When you take the jabs off the table for consideration (which is irrational because every single medication, prescribed or over the counter has potential side effects), what are they left with?

Years ago I got an excruciating stomach ache after I ate a meal. Shortly thereafter, it happened again. And one more time. Not just a simple tummy ache. But excruciating pain. Using my brain, I asked myself what the meals had in common. The answer was cantaloupe, which up to that time I had been able to eat and enjoy without a problem. So since that time I have never eaten cantaloupe again. Could it have been something else? Maybe. But avoiding cantaloupe for the rest of my life has been a logical and sensible choice for me to do. If I had been told that it was impossible for anyone to have a problem with eating cantaloupe and accepted that "truth" I might be still having excruciating stomach aches.

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My husband is a gem, Iā€™ve become sensitive to additives in food, gluten free & non gmo . He reads so many labels for me. Thankfully he believes me if something is upsetting my leaky gut. I think we were getting Apeel on our vegetables, we switched stores and Iā€™m gaining back the weight I unintentionally lost.

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Thereā€™s a phrase Iā€™ve never used in my life - ā€œweight I unintentionally lostā€. šŸ¤£ So glad you figured it out!

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Hopefully! I have chronic inflammatory response syndrome, have to be careful where I go ( water damage building makes me flare up in 20 minutes. Takes days to recover.

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Me too! Loved it, but never touch it now. Same with watermelon. I also immediately analyze what Iā€™ve eaten when any tummy stuff occurs. You may very well have been told to keep eating cantaloupe, but not until $$$ scans and tests showed it couldnā€™t have been the cause.

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Anything but the jabs šŸ™„

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My nieceā€™s gymnastics coach died suddenly of sepsis! My 4x jabbed brother just said it was so odd, he was fine and then he wasnā€™t šŸ¤¦ā€ā™€ļø

ANYTHING but the jabs

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I sat with a small group of friends tonight. Everyone has at least, and some multiple persons in their lives recently diagnosed with cancers. And I say cancers, as at least 3 of them have a diagnosis with more than one type of cancer. Yet I did not hear anyone question why this explosion. I came home very saddened.

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Itā€™s so sad - and baffling - to me!

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Itā€™s infuriating, I know! Why canā€™t they put two and two together? Are we really that brilliant then? I mean: a) itā€™s experimental,

b) it intends to do something to your immune system

c) it has not been tested for carcinogenic properties

d) it has only been tested FOR A FEW MONTHS on young fit people, not the elderly or the pregnant.

ā€œConspiracy theorist!ā€ Doing your own research! šŸ™„šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļøšŸ™

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The moment I knew I would never take their experimental shot was the first time they said, ā€œ100% effective with no long-term side effects.ā€ What?? šŸ˜³ That was so *obviously* a lie, which made everything else they said questionable. I told those who were on the fence, ā€œunless they invented time-travel and neglected to tell the rest of us, they are lying to you.ā€ Some listened, most did not.

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The conclusion is always ā€˜our food is LITERALLY POISON!ā€™

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While there is a lot of truth in that, itā€™s just astounding how everyone can ignore the elephant in the room, no?

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In the Pacific Northwest, while the Dept. of Health was delaying reports of all-cause mortality by up to two years (cooking the books???), they tried pre-bunking excess deaths with a great Heat Dome of 2021. We never noticed it - besides the usual blather of climate change - but you can add this to your databanks. https://doh.wa.gov/emergencies/be-prepared-be-safe/severe-weather-and-natural-disasters/hot-weather-safety/heat-wave-2021 and this https://www.climatehubs.usda.gov/hubs/northwest/topic/2021-northwest-heat-dome-causes-impacts-and-future-outlook. Again, we didn't notice it since there was a stronger heat wave in 2009.

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I know--they who are "sheeple" will apparently NEVER awaken...it is truly mind boggling (of course, we who are awake still HAVE our minds--the 'others'---are MINDLESS BLOBS WEARING FACE RAGS!

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One of the ladies in my momā€™s retirement park arranged many of the first vaccines appointments ( they were eligible first because of age). She told me that The Holy Spirit had led her to success with making appointments.

It was hard to not burst out laughing in disbelief. She still feels it was the Holy Spirit.

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The spirit leading her to do this wasnā€™t the Holy oneā€¦

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I know, but she still believes it.

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She has to keep telling herself that because the alternative is too unpleasant šŸ˜•

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The Spirit of Fauci Compels You!

(Brought to you by Pfizer)

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Thank you for a needed Laugh!

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I cannot "like" this comment - not because of your comment but because of the pure IDIOCY of that woman (does she even know WHO the Holy Spirit is and that He can only guide us INTO ALL TRUTH????

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Good news! Tucker's interview with Dr. Kory about vaccine injuries has finally been released. Kory et al have been chipping away at the Safe and Effective lie for some time, this could be a big breakthrough for them. Not paywalled; thanks Tucker!

https://tuckercarlson.com/the-tucker-carlson-encounter-pierre-kory/

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I watched Tucker Carlson's interview with Pierre Kory, and though I am very familiar with all he said about Covid and vaccine injury, his perspective on the patient's lives and struggles made me sad to the point of tears and angry to the point of wanting to spit.

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Best Tucker interview EVER.

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The Worrying Correlation Between COVID Vaccines & Rising Cancer Incidences in Children and Young Adults

A report quietly published by the UK Government department known as the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shockingly reveals people aged 18 to 49 who have received four doses of the COVID-19 vaccine are up to 318% more likely to die of any cause than unvaccinated people aged 18 to 49.

This means we have found the cause of excess deaths being so high across the West and young people dying of cancer across the UK at an explosive rate....

https://expose-news.com/2024/03/14/correlation-covid-vaccines-and-rising-cancer-cases-in-children/

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This was a big deal in Tucker's interview with Pierre Kory. Causation and astronomer's numbers off the roof and into outer space. And since it was on Tucker's channels, this is something I'm guessing that somebodies big doesn't want to be swept entirely under the carpet. (But they still refuse to go where Dr. Anna, Karen Kingston and others go, which says something about something.)

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Donā€™t yell at me because my husbandā€™s the one who watches Fox News, but I swear every other commercial if not two out of three commercials are all about drugs. We went into San Francisco, and every bus port had billboards up about cancer treatment.

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Exactly right. All vax commercials or drug commercials. Iā€™m in your boat hubby watches too

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I would love to have a Fox watching hubby! Mine watches CNN ā€¦

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lol. He used to laugh at some of my conspiracy notions, but he doesnā€™t anymore.

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Right?! They created the cancer problem and now they are going to cash in on it. And 90% of the actors in the commercials are black! I don't give a flip but who do they think they are marketing to? You'd think America was 90% black instead of 14% of the population.

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Totally agree!!! Gonna be interesting to see what happens.

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When I read articles like this, MY SOUL WEEPS...I feel SO HELPLESS. I believe I need to PRAY more earnestly for our Creator God's MERCY on us, His willful, rebellious 'sheep'!!

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"My soul weeps"...well said. Me too.

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As the parent of a child who I truly believe 'caught' anorexia from her best friend I have a great interest in the trans issue as it has many social parrallels. It's the latest social / online craze, totally displacing anorexia in the last couple of years. Once one kid starts succumbing it spreads through their peers like wildfire. Fortunately in most it doesn't last. I am SO delighted that sense and honesty is returning to this issue. It has been hijacked by promoters with very deep pockets, and received global prominence totally out of perspective to the true numbers involved. The whole truth needs to be told to prospective candidates without the constant threat to their parents to support it or risk a suicide. - Dispicable!

PS A dear friend has had a teenage family member identifying as trans for 18+ months. Fortunately they have recently stopped - Halleluja!

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Very interesting about displacing anorexia. I can absolutely see that. Both anorexia and trans have to do with not liking one's body. As an aside, I know a 12 year old girl who believes she is a boy. As soon as that "revelation" came out, this girl let go of all appearance concerns. How liberating it must be to suddenly not have to groom one's hair, worry about being a girl with acne, begin to scratch your crotch in public because you think that's what boys do, and wear baggy t-shirts and pants. Instead of becoming anorexic to accomplish a perceived improvement in appearance, they let it all go. Twelve years old is such a challenging age as there are many girls at this age who are uncomfortable in their bodies. Parents are supposed to help them to deal with that--provide the guardrails. Parents of trans kids are failing them.

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Isn't it called acting out? Give it a few years until puberty and 'boys/girls' kick in. I don't think that 'tom boy' behaviour is so uncommon. It could also be a severe reaction to societal pressure to be a 'princess'.

She'll most probably just get over it or turn out to be gay. So long as she doesn't start the irreversible trans treatments and get mind warped.

Keep her options open until she is old enough to truly know her own mind. There are so many who regret... Too late.

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well said

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Yes I have made this comparison before too, and your example seems to be further confirmation. Being ill at ease with body changes and gender roles and expectations seems to go hand in hand with these kinds of issues šŸ˜•

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Anorexia, bulimia, cutting, suicidal ideation, gender dysphoria,

ā€¦most resulting from social contagion šŸ˜ž.

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Ah yes, the years of self harm & suicide attempts... I remember it well. It tends to all come as a package and affects the whole family.

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so very sorry!

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Don't forget teenage pregnancy, multiple personalities

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Teen pregnancy is not really a thing I see anymore. In the 80s every class in my high school had teen moms. Now in the high school I work at- none. Not for years. Is it abortion? Birth control? Teens not having sex? No idea but it has disappeared.

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They're all on puberty blockers and infertile?

(Kinda joking, kinda not...)

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so happy to hear this. wonder if its reflected nationwide?

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There is a good article by Trish Wood on the "transition" from diagnosis of multiple personality disorder/ repressed memories to the trans push by mental health "providers." https://trishwood.substack.com/p/shocking-video-shows-how-captured

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MPD/Satanic abuse and repressed memories are absolutely a real thing, still. look at the headlines to see who benefits from stigmatizing them.

Hint: not your friends.

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I have a close friend who's a therapist who explains that in the mental health industry they call some of these conditions "contagious." She said it's become normal now, especially with young teens, for almost every kid in a group of friends to suddenly identify as trans. Can't get much more "contagious" than that. She also says the common denominator in all of this is social media and the lack of a healthy family or any spiritual faith.

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Exactly Right! I truly wish this 'contagious' spread was understood more widely. (I know I am right - they 'catch' It and get mentally infected.) It might help parents spot the signs earlier and prevent the self destructive mindset taking hold. It's awful to experience.

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Peer pressure to fit in is extreme at that age. Social media magnifies it so parents who care should understand they must restrict social media on kids devices. There are great apps that can do that now.

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I have a niece who was in treatment for anorexia in an expensive out of state residential program after numerous unsuccessful attempts to treat it. It was shocking how much she learned from other teens in the program, such as cutting herself and other self destructive behaviors. And that was before all the social media was available. I can't even imagine how much more difficult it would be today to treat such a condition.

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there also is a rising awareness of anorexia as potentially correlated with sexual abuse so maybe take a look in that direction as well.

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I know of a daughter of a gay couple who developed anorexia/bulemia at 12. She is now 19 and controls every second of her dadsā€™ lives. They cannot let her out of their sight. I have often wondered if, at 12, she learned an uncomfortable truth about her family and developed the eating disorders as a result.

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Wow. That is wild. There is almost always more there than meets the eye..

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Iā€™m sorry this happened to your child, I have a good friend whose daughter struggles with anorexia and itā€™s heartbreaking šŸ˜ž I do think the social aspect plays a role in these things. I was told by a friend (not the same one I mentioned above) that her daughterā€™s friend was told she had to be gay or bisexual to continue belonging to her current friend group, all of whom had ā€œcome outā€ recently. That kind of peer pressure and behavior copying is so detrimental šŸ˜•

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And that peer pressure is SO overwhelmingly powerful! They will do anything to fit in and be accepted. Poor kids.

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wow that is so crazy.

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This is apparently the world weā€™re living in today šŸ˜• And Iā€™m in a red state and red county too šŸ˜•

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Many of these crazes are Munchausen Syndrome, and parents with Munchausen by proxy. And as far as school goes, that's straight up Stockholm Syndrome being stuck all day in a room with a nutcase teacher pushing filth on kids.

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I actually wondered if anorexia might be a vaccine reaction to the HPV shot? But since youā€™re in the C&C army, I assume your daughterā€™s not vaccinated ā€¦

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No idea about a link (to the shot a girl gets at 12 to allegedly stop a sexually transmitted disease - and aren't they doing boys now too...) but as anorexia reduced hugely in favour of trans maybe not. However, the initial huge rise in anorexia coincided with the mass uptake of social media - Bingo!

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Well, the UK beat is to it. Ugh! Why can't America take off the blinders and report the truth about this freakish obsession called trans___________..... One can no more change their sex than their fingerprints although I'm sure that's in the works as well. When I heard a friend speaking about a 14yr old girl in her daughter's class scheduling a mastectomy on her healthy breasts, because she so desperately wants to be a boy... I almost threw up! Yep, that is a thing. I heard they were performing them here at UF Shands before the Governor stepped in. Not sure if it has actually been stopped... WHAT KIND OF MEDICAL DOCTOR WOULD REMOVE HEALTHY BODY PARTS OF 14 year old female????? A child?!!!? These doctors should lose their licenses and be barred from practicing medicine! They should be sent directly to prison for life!

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What kind of doctor?

The kind that is still boosting patients. The kind that sat quietly by as our grandparents were locked into nursing homes. The kind that votes for Kathy Hochul, and JB Pritzker, and Joe Biden. The kind that eagerly awaits a chance to vote against Trump and/or RFK Jr this coming fall.

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The kind who screamed that the unvaccinated should be denied emergency care and put in camps šŸ˜”

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The Brits were ahead of us on slavery, too. I hope we can make quicker, more peaceful progress on trans sanity than we did on slavery.

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Well... at least we have beaten them before...šŸ˜‰

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The kind that think organ donation recipients should be denied this life-saving operation if they refuse the C-19 bioweapon.

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Agree ā€œdocsā€ should be disbarred for this type of elective surgery. The parents are also an issue. No way a 14 yr old gets breasts cut off without parental knowledge.

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Exactly!! I'm told the mom is a purple haired, lesbian, teacher... and... THAT is a huge reason why the girl is where she is mentally, if you ask me.

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I think thereā€™s an old song about a one-eyed, one-horned, flyin' purple people eater somewhere in the universe.

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Good one!

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I can't wait for tomorrow to hear what the judge's ruling is on Fani, etc. Thanks for the breakdown on what the actions he took means for those involved and following. Not the kind of info you get in MSM or FOX. We are lucky to have you.

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I have been glued to this case with my popcorn at the ready for some reason. Iā€™m starting to feel the same way about the Kate Middleton issue, too. My life must be too boring these days.

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Me too! It's my current day Days of Our Lives soap opera!

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Ha ha. Nostalgia. Like sands through the hourglass.

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Right? šŸæšŸ‘€šŸæšŸ‘€

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Iā€™m not a lawyer, but Iā€™m inclined to agree with those who say he wouldnā€™t have bothered with the count dismissal if he was going to oust Fani. Can you imagine the phone calls he must have had?

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What doesnā€™t make sense is you have to wait until 18 till you can buy cigarettes you have to wait till 21 before you can drink like thereā€™s all these different ages that you have to be before you can partake in adult decisions. So itā€™s bat shit crazy that people can change their actual human self Thatā€™s irreversible before the age of 18. What about vasectomy you canā€™t get those before probably 35. And even then sometimes the doctors wonā€™t allow the guys if they donā€™t have kids already. I know when my husband went in and we have four children. They still questioned him.

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GREAT points, but you made one miscalculationā€¦.

you applied logic ! šŸ¤¦ā€ā™€ļø

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You made me laugh out loud!!! šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£. Perfect point!!!

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Absolutely. Driving. Movies. Signing legal docs. Common sense is thrown out the window on ā€œsex changesā€.

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Someone smarter than me said common sense isnā€™t so common anymore!!!

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Bing Bing Bing

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Hmmmm. I knew a guy who got a vasectomy at 19 years of age. This was back in the early 70ā€™s.

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lol. That was back in the 70s.

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Describing a litany of grotesque mutilations as Ā«gender affirming careĀ» - or any kind of Ā«careĀ Ā» - must be just about the worst euphemism ever.

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Second worst euphemism: Defining abortion as "reproductive health care."

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Bing Bing Bing

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Delusion-affirming mutilation is more like it šŸ˜•

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gender affirming uncare

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These doctors preforming mutilating surgerys on children sound like a continuation of Mengele's horrific crime spree during WWII.

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I maintain that these corrrupt 'doctors' derive sexual gratification from sterilizing and mutilating children in the operating room.

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Might be an unusually demented form of pedophilia.

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I agree. I came across a video last year on YouTube & saved it. I just looked it up. Itā€™s by Allie Beth Stuckey episode 636. ā€œRevealing the Disturbing Roots of Transgender Ideologyā€. She interviews Genevieve Gluck, cofounder of a page called Reduxx. I hadnā€™t heard of either before, but Genevieve did some extensive research & the whole background of WPATH is so disgusting. The people behind it are definitely twisted. A lot of their fantasies are never aging children. Very eye opening.

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That would not surprise me. Itā€™s sick!! šŸ˜”

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I would say thatā€™s far-fetched but ā€¦ my hubby went to a chiropractor in Fort Lauderdale three times for his neck and he had the weirdest feeling the guy left the room aroused after treating hubbyā€™s neck (it was a supposedly dangerous movement) and didnā€™t return until after a few minutes. Hubby quit the treatment after three of these incidents. Itā€™s not something youā€™d expect! But doctors are humans too. They may have serious personality disorders.

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ā€œItā€™s always a good theory that you talk about fertility preservation with a 14-year-old, but I know Iā€™m talking to a blank wall.ā€

A blank wall that can't consider future prospects of fertility, but is somehow capable of making life-altering medical decisions?

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Absolutely! Well into my late 20s-early 30s, was so into my career, never thought Iā€™d settle down and have children. Now, canā€™t imagine not having a family!

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Yes. Time brings clarity. Kids have no concept. I know, I once was one.

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Right???

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Don't know why, but I read " Childers family vacation ", and picture Chevy Chase. That's not a BAD thing - is it ?

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Only if Cousin Eddy is bringing up the rear.

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Or if cousin Eddy and family are making you lunch! Ewww! lol

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Doesn't sound like he's anywhere close to punching a talking moose in the mouth! LOL

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Is Aunt Edna on top of the car?

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