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Ryan Gardner's avatar

The reason pregnant women were targeted so aggressively comes down to 2 things:

1. Females generally make the health-care decisions for their family.

2. Convincing pregnant women (the most vulnerable to toxins) was necessary to try and convince the entire population should be vaxxed. "I mean if its safe for pregnant women it should be fine for me."

Demon level sh1t.

Forgive me for "cussing"...im just DISGUSTED

Susan Daniels's avatar

Bill Gates wants to reduce the world population to 500 million. He killed thousands of children in India and Africa with injections, supports abortion, and encouraged pregnant women to get Covid shots. He is SATANIC.

Ryan Gardner's avatar

Never trust a person or organization with your healthcare who has gone on the record advocating for depopulation.

Lol. So obvious.

nancy roberts's avatar

SO TRUE!

How many "context clues" does one actually need to figure it out? 🙄

Fear not though, the demons of hell get bolder every day, and are actually SAYING CLEARLY what they intend to do...and people still don't understand.

Grateful for this reasonable, intelligent and wise group. 💗

Billy Bob's avatar

Yes Nancy, how much more do we need to understand what is going on. Hopefully I don't sound like a wise guy but my eyes have been open for about 50 years. Certainly, I see more than I did 40 years ago and I'm learning more every day. BUT why do some of us see what's happening so clearly and others see nothing at all? I believe the answer is in 2nd Thessalonian chapt. 2. Many have been sent a delusion from The Almighty for refusing to accept the truth.

Margot Wooster's avatar

Great comment, Billy Bob. I’m going to type out the Scripture you referenced, for the sake of those not familiar with it or who might not look it up. 2nd Thessalonians 2:9-12 (this is quoted from the Amplified Bible, which adds explanatory words in brackets or parentheses):

“The coming [of the lawless one, the antichrist] is through the activity and working of Satan and will be attended by great power and with all sorts of [pretended] miracles and signs and delusive marvels - [all of them] lying wonders—And by unlimited seduction to evil and with all wicked deception for those who are perishing (going to perdition) because they did not welcome the Truth but refused to love it that they might be saved. Therefore God sends upon them a misleading influence, a working of error and a strong delusion to make them believe what is false, In order that all may be judged and condemned who did not believe in [who refused to adhere to, trust in, and rely on] the Truth, but [instead] took pleasure in unrighteousness.”

nancy roberts's avatar

Oh my Gosh, Bob. I could not agree more with you. (and relate!) And as I read The book of the Revelation where all the dreadful plagues come...STILL people would not repent, but blasphemed God. Repentance is a gift and delusion is giving people what they want.

SD Scott's avatar

The Spirit of truth leads us into all truth.

E. Grogan's avatar

Your last sentence - AMEN!!!

Julinthecrown's avatar

He - among many others of the 'globalist elite' - seem to want to BE God.

Lerkison's avatar

When people tell you who they are, believe them.

Verve's avatar

There's a very good video documentary on children's health defense website about how they were mixing infertility drugs in with the basic vaccines and sterilizing whole populations in Africa. When the OB/GYN's and other physicians started to blow the whistle when they realized what was going on, every single one of them was assassinated by the government because Gates had paid them off. It's amazing he's gotten away with so much for so long.

SD Scott's avatar

A Midwestern Doctor has a lot to say about diseases being perpetuated to reduce populations. Or, the suppression of actual cures.

Ahr Aitch's avatar

Not to be confrontational - not at all my reason - but what evidence exists of the opposition and the deaths of those who opposed? The cynic in me wants to believe the allegation, but the realist in me wants corroboration.

Verve's avatar

I welcome all discussion and comments on the few times I chime in- you are not at all being confrontational. There were 3 doctors in particular trying to get to the bottom of the terrible, unexplained increases in infertility and miscarriage. Please take the time to watch the documentary- it was produced in 2022, and I haven't re-watched it in a while. The doctors were threatened, at least one of them was shot dead and one thing I need to correct: The vaccination program was implemented under the WHO, but funded by the Gates foundation. The governments are given large sums of money and bonuses if they comply and meet certain vaccination goals with their population demographics.

Reasonable Horses's avatar

The opposition . . . Do you mean how did the unvaxed fare in comparison to the vaxed?

Verve's avatar

I meant the opposition coming from the doctors who started to realize that there was A foreign substance, includingthe hCG hormone Contaminating the vaccination vials. When injected, the women would create an antibody within that would prevent her from getting pregnant. There were other factors that created sterilization among the men, but I don't have those details. And this was Going on more than a decade before The Covid bio weapon was unleashed on us. This was a eugenics operation from the gates foundation from the very beginning. People credit Margaret Sanger for being the creator of Planned Parenthood, but the person who created it was Bill Gates's father. Sanger was just an eventual mouthpiece. Sadly, we're now learning that Lyme disease was also a manufactured bio weapon.

Ahr Aitch's avatar

I stated that very poorly, didn't I?

I want to see sources (plural) that can attribute the mixing of sterilization drugs with vaccines and the results therefrom. I'd also like more information about those who exposed and opposed the effort and how/when they met their demise.

I've read nothing credible about the situation and would like some primary sources before investing much credibility in the claims.

Verve's avatar

Right, so all of that is in the documentary. It includes interviews from the actual African OB-GYN doctors who conducted the research in their labs, against the wishes of the government to find out why this was happening.

MarkGW's avatar

I think you are saying that you watched the documentary and you still have questions about the credibility of the sources and people in it?

Verve's avatar

Here's a quicker explanation

That sums up how it causes infertility in both men and women https://substack.com/@stopthoseshots/note/c-302584996?r=3gbt1&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

Lori's avatar

Yes, Gates is a demon, just like Fauci. Death and destruction via jabs. I can't wait until they are both dead and I hope the deaths are terrifying, painful and sinister.

Barbara Lee's avatar

No need to impugn your own soul. God will take care of them both for a very very long time!

Lori's avatar

There needs to be earthly accountability as well.

Susan Daniels's avatar

Tomorrow would not be soon enough.

Lemmincakes's avatar

I understand they were college roommates.

annademo's avatar

Gates and Fauci? They are 15 years apart in age. Don't believe everything you read in interweb posts.

Don Reed's avatar

08/11/26: Yes, but Fauci was held back in second grade for 14 consecutive years, so it is possible that they were fellow inmates. Oops, that's what they should be today.

Lori's avatar

I heard that as well. Just foul. Can you imagine what they talked about?

Larrd's avatar

They could have practiced their "bwha ha ha" laughs with flashlights under their chins.

But I think Fauci is quite a bit older than Gates. I doubt they went to school together or were roommates.

Mike Lee's avatar

Here's an older book touting ancient apocalypse.

Velokovsky got the same treatment as in 1950.

https://www.amazon.com/Worlds-Collion-Immanuel-Velikovsky/dp/1906833117

shayne's avatar

Love the way you think!!!!

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Bill Gates and the WEF/Transnational gangsters cohort.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

IMHO, they all need early deaths. And ultimately, it should probably be us who will send them to the "pearly gates" for their final judgement - via our 2A right to defend ourselves from government tyranny.

Now some people on here, who I would characterize as delusional and deranged, would now accuse me of being a fed, trying to entrap people and that my statement is a crime and they also attacked other innocent people with the same delusional accusations. Some of you may know who I am talking about.

My speech is not going to be shut down by lunatics who disagree. My point is that God (NOT GOVERNMENT) gave us the 2A to defend ourselves from evil in government and in society and we need to consider it as a real and meaningful method to protect ourselves. The lunatics don't want us to consider that option while they murder us with impunity. I say we must, especially in the event they steal the 2026 elections and/or murder President Trump. Or we concede our fates as subjects, not Citizens.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Susan, yes, Bill Gates has been working with rotten fauci and big pharma for decades (started about 1985), again, I point everyone to RFK, Jrs, book, "The Real Anthony Fauci" if you really want the documented facts about what these evil people have done to Americans for decades. It was also during that timeframe when these evil people got the evil, rotten, corrupt people in congress to get the law passed which exempted pharma from being sued for their poisons. Pure evil.

re: "yesterday’s order directed HHS to slash the schedule of recommended childhood vaccines from an unimaginable 72 shots to 11." Why is the AAP so up in arms? Well, that's easy. 72 down to 11 is a MASSIVE CUT in the amount of money they have been able to steal because of this deeply unhealthy schedule of shots. Think of how much more healthy all of these kids will be without all of these poisonous jabs running rampant in their bodies. Thereby also denying AAP Fraud physicians and others their life long supply of injured patients to make money off with all their further unnecessary drugs and treatments.

Trump and Kennedy just saved millions of current and future babies from a life of unnecessary unhealth and early death. Yet another absolutely wonderful, magnificent effort done for the American people by Trump and team.

JOHN WEST's avatar

WARNING: Do not attempt to read "The Real Anthony Fauci" before trying to sleep. It made me so mad that I lost 3-4 hours of sleep each night that I read that book.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Facts! I was alternately angry, upset, sad, dismayed and ready to avenge these evil damned people who consorted with fauci and gates to commit so many atrocities, crimes against humanity. Ultimately happy the unvarnished truth was able to get out.

shayne's avatar

You got that right, Dan. "For the love of money is the root of all evil..."

Graphite 🇨🇦's avatar

And from my school economics class... Money is power - the power to buy goods and services...

MaryAnn's avatar

It also buys people. Owning people is the ultimate power trip. 👺

Peace's avatar

I wonder if BCBS will still extend their "incentive" to pediatricians - the $400 per child in the practice if 63% of their practice is fully vaccinated. But they only get this bonus (annual and worth million for some practices) if they reach that threshhold of fully vaccinated. Otherwise, they get zero dollars, thus the families not complying with the schedule are getting kicked out of the practice to keep up the numbers.

SD Scott's avatar

War game the current trajectory out another generation or two and we’d basically have 100% disability/ chronic illnesses plus sterility as in no more offspring.

The grift has squeezed nearly all of the juice out of the population that was available.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I saw a statistic today that planned parenthood murders 1140 unborn human beings PER DAY across the USA! I know of very little more evil than that, except for maybe the women who seek it and seem to be proud they did it.

SD Scott's avatar

Men need to wise up and avoid such women. The blood guilt brings a curse and is no laughing matter.

ValerieKay's avatar

I heard a fabulous sermon Sunday from Jonny Ardavanis (who studied under John MacArthur), a pastor in Franklin, TN (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UVZw_OJ0O0&t=45s). He mentioned that the number of babies aborted (I believe the year referenced was 2025) were more than the number of people killed in WW2 on ANY side. I believe it was 24,000. That's both astonishing and horrific!

Ohmboy's avatar

It is WAY above 24K annual murders in the womb.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

You have a right to be horrified, but they gave you the wrong numbers. If they are murdering 1100+ per day, that is more than 390,000 in a year murders of precious gifts from God.

Since approximately 1970, there has been 80 MILLION AMERICAN babies murdered in the womb. Let that sink in Valerie. Its a crime against humanity! Essentially a full generation of Americans murdered in the womb!

And just for the record the total number of people killed on both sides during WW2 is:

An estimated total of 70 to 85 million people were killed during World War II. This total includes roughly 20 to 25 million military personnel and 40 to 50 million civilians who died from combat, genocide, famine, and disease.

Major National Tolls

Soviet Union: ~24 to 27 million total deaths (highest overall loss)

China: ~20 million total deaths

Germany: ~6.6 to 8.8 million total deaths (military and civilian)

Poland: ~5.6 to 6 million total deaths

Japan: ~2.6 to 3.1 million total deaths

United States: ~418,000 total deaths

Causes of DeathDirect Combat: Military battles on land, at sea, and in the air.The Holocaust: Systematic murder of 6 million Jews and millions of others by Nazi Germany.Famine and Disease: War-induced starvation and lack of medical care in occupied regions

Susan Daniels's avatar

Maybe it is a blessing. Any woman who would kill a baby would also kill a child.

Cousin Clem's avatar

His foundation is currently funding a fake butter company. Why do we need fake butter? We don't but, of course, it's the usual reasons of smaller environmental footprint, climate change, blah blah. And the fake butter has none of the good qualities of real butter like fat soluable vitamins, gut protecting arachidonic acid or butyric acid. Just more poisons being dispensed as "real food" to save the world. Gates is worse than anything my cat has vomited up.

Peace's avatar

Lemme guess - is the butter made from insect milk or somesuch?!

Michelle Enmark, DDS's avatar

Isn’t margarine fake butter? Gates is so evil! I may be late to the party but I recently learned about his PR team that picks out all of his clothes, glasses, shoes, everything he wears is carefully planned, designed to project an image of trustworthy- ness, kind of Mr.Rogers meets Bill Nye the science guy. His foundation even produced a documentary on his life and made it all seem as though someone else put it together. It was a PR piece. You really can’t make this stuff up…

SD Scott's avatar

The banality is the tell.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

To be clear, not just gates but the entire WEF wants massive depopulation to 500 million. These people are deeply sick.

SD Scott's avatar

Also pushed jabs that cause female sterility.

shayne's avatar

He's going to fry for a very very long time....

Demeisen's avatar

To his credit, he might just be Luciferian. On the other hand, he just feels like a creep, so you might be right.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

To his credit? Not tracking. What are you tring to say?

Demeisen's avatar

I understand the term (L/l)uciferian as meaning a belief in becoming like God in some way (seems kind of common these days among out techno-and financial elites and their managerial-class sycophants). Versus Satanism that is actually the worship, veneration, or submission to Satan (the Adversary, the Accuser, the old-fashioned say-hello-to-the-new-boss-same-as-the-old-boss Deeevil). The dumbimbo barista in SLC with the pig-ring in her nose and the Baphomet shirt might or might not assert it’s just an idea and Satanism is all about human freedom and potential. Or maybe she’s into “Magick”. As someone once said in a funnier accent, “That? That’s all just marketing!”. Her service and actions are essentially mailing a check to Old Scratch every week.

So Gates, with his smug hubris, and long-documented record of selfishness, ego, desire for power, and monopolistic behavior, certainly is a good candidate for the former. He seems arrogant enough to not believe in anything bigger and the received wisdom among the mainstream “educated” urban managerial classes is blind faith in atheism. (You will of course find that people with much deeper knowledge of physics, or history, or wider human experience, often know the opposite. But the public image of “smart” people is “of course they don’t believe in God". And you’re actively discriminated against in certain circles, like academia)

But. There’re are all kinds of disturbing things that have arisen with the coming of open-source media, and with digging deeper into Epstein and secret societies. Ie. very connected people actually into the occult. Some of this could be the usual old people denying their mortality and grasping at straws, but either way some act as if they really believe this. So if Bill’s pal Jeffrey Epstein showed him something that blew his mind, maybe he actually follows Satan. I’m certainly not connected enough to know.

Certainly a lot of what’s going on feels satanic at least with a small-s. E.g. the sheer glee at the abortion-up-until-birth in Massachusetts. It’s not some “terrible thing, should be rare but available”. Those bloodsucking people (many women) seem gleeful. That’s straight-up Moloch. Jonathan Cahn has an interesting book on the return of the old false gods from ancient times, Baal, Moloch, Ishtar, etc.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Thanks for that detailed explanation.

"In Christian tradition and western culture, the name is widely used as the original name for Satan or the Devil before he was cast out of heaven for pride and rebellion". this according to GOOGLE'S Ai which may or may not be correct but does accurately reflect my understandoling of lucifer, the fallen angel..

Demeisen's avatar

Sure. Data point is correct. I'm not going to quibble. I do know who Lucifer is. But you will find those understandings of terms that I outlined above used elsewhere. The point is that he challenged God and promised man he would be like Gods.

Also, Google's LLM is also not going to dive into Christian literature references for the most part and convey much nuance.

Man-i's avatar

that not what Bill Gates did at all. Your take on the subject is ridiculous kindergarten level nonsense. Gates has said that richer more prosperous people have fewer children and this is true. By SAVING children from death and disability with medicines and vaccines, he is trying to lower birth rates in African and Asia so eventually the world population will level off and decline. He might be misguided but he is not a murderer and he is not satanic.

Ahr Aitch's avatar

Man-i

I have a beautiful old bridge that connects lower Manhattan to Brooklyn. The mayor says I can let you have it for a song.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

If you really believe that then what Lori called you is giving you way too much credit, a more accurate description would be that which is excreted from one's anus. How old are you, man i? I ask to try and understand how you got so badly misinformed and indoctrinated instead? Do you still wear a face diaper?

Man-i's avatar

people always say that the left is fanatical and intolerant. But the right has its share of nutjobs and you just proved it.

Im a 58 yo career physician , a surgeon with a bio chem degree. I practice in northern NJ. I never took ANY covid shots and I actually lost hospital privileges over it.

your, and Loris take on Bill Gates is delusional and unhinged.

Gates motivation and logic have always been as follows: the more wealth a society has the fewer children they have. Which is true. THe healthier the people are the fewer kids they have. also true.

If better food, medicine and living conditions improve living conditions then people will have fewer kids and the rate of population growth will slow and turn NEGATIVE. Meaning the rate of births will below the replacement rate after people die of natural causes. Through this mechanism , population will decrease. Gates has NEVER proposed murdering people. TO think this is psychotic.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Well, perfect, a "Doc" who practices in NJ. That says a lot.

That you believe Gates is some innocent is remarkable for a surgeon with a bio chem degree.

My understanding about Gates is from many sources, but here is the first you should educate yourself with, "The Real Anthony Fauci" by Robert Kennedy Jr. While you are reading it please keep in mind that not one person he indicts in the book, including despicable gates has ever sued him over the contents.

Gates also fully supports abortion, isn't that how they have actually reduced the population, by over 80 million unborn human beings murdered, convincing AWFLs (and so many young women) to have free sex and murder their own children?

Who did you vote for? No, don't tell me, its clear. You didn't answer if you still wear a face diaper? Did you support the stupid, completely UNHEALTHY practice? What actions did you take to stop it? Did you support the stupid 6' distancing practice. Tell the truth.

Finally, it appears that you might be being paid to rehabilitate the public's perception of the walking crime against humanity... perhaps you aren't a doc at all? He has quite a few people on the payroll for that purpose.

Susan Daniels's avatar

When Gates and Fauci die, they will never be cold again.

Lori's avatar

Are you an asshole? Must be. Gates is a demon incarnate, he worships at the altar of Satan and he is a murderer and maimer period. You obviously have had one too many of his fabulous jabs that you are now rendered mentally incapacitated.

Wanker.

ValerieKay's avatar

Misguided is an understatement. Do more research.

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Purely satanic! You attack the woman you attack the child. Whatever you can do to stop children being born, you do it.

From abortion, to vaccines, to propaganda, truly is a satanic attack on humanity.

But each and everyday we’re breaking free and breaking through! Slowly and surely the doubt on vaccines are falling and this is a huge win

Ryan Gardner's avatar

Did you see those gals yesterday (can't remember the state) giddy about passing a resolution to allow abortion up to birth?

Makes me sick.

It was only a few months ago that liberals and their MSM parrots were saying that never happens.

nancy's avatar

The State you are referring to is on FOX NEWS

"Democratic Gov. Maura Healey was met with applause and smiles as she signed away Massachusetts' gestational limits on abortion, making the deep-blue state the 10th to permit the procedure up to birth."

The women were all smiling and clapping. True evil to celebrate the death of babies.

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

I often wonder what kind of people vote for them.

Oh Massachusetts.....they allow illegal aliens to vote.

nancy's avatar

I had always assumed that woman in general were maternal, sad to see so many women smiling and laughing at the idea of killing full or almost full term babies.

CStone's avatar

They have been given over to lying spirits.

Romans 1:28

“28And just as they did not see fit to recognize God, God gave them over to a depraved mind, to do what is not fitting.

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

It’s propaganda! Feminism has done a horrendous job on humanity. It’s part of the reason why now women don’t want to be maternal: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/what-kind-of-torture-makes-a-mammal

Reasonable Horses's avatar

Yes, that was a coven of ghouls. Nauseating.

Debra's avatar

Sick. Sick. Insanity. Demonic. Sick!!

Richard schoenenberger's avatar

Can’t help thinking about all the innocent aborted souls in heaven…that were never even given a name.

SD Scott's avatar

Those clothed in white, St John saw under the altar.

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Richard schoenenberger's avatar

His little angels, millions of them

Imagine what it will be when they meet the mother that aborted them.

shayne's avatar

Vile demonic death-loving people. 🤬

SD Scott's avatar

I think when you have an ab0rtion you have sacrificed your own bloodline descendant to demons of death, mammon, and lust.

Which opens the door to taking on these evil personality traits.

Roger Beal's avatar

Those women are believed to vacation clubbing baby seals in Greenland.

AJoy's avatar

MA is a nasty state

Deb's avatar

I just can't wrap my head around anyone thinking that killing another human...a baby is ok. The depth of depravity is mind boggling! And very sad.

Hawk's avatar

It's the clump of cells argument. Like all that movement in the womb is just reflex motility. The Bible is full of versus that say otherwise.

One of my favorites: “Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations.” – Jeremiah 1:5

Peace's avatar

And yet, if a child in the womb is killed in a DUI automobile accident, the unborn child is considered to be murdered.

Hawk's avatar

Makes sense to me.

ValerieKay's avatar

I heard a fabulous sermon Sunday from Jonny Ardavanis (who studied under John MacArthur), a pastor in Franklin, TN (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UVZw_OJ0O0&t=45s). He mentioned that the number of babies aborted (I believe the year referenced was 2025) were more than the number of people killed in WW2 on ANY side. I believe it was 24,000. That's both astonishing and horrific!

Juju's avatar

I was physically ill watching all their faces before, during, and after the signing. Angels wept, I’m sure. How can you not recognize when demonic forces are leading you around by your nose ring?

Reasonable Horses's avatar

Same. The evil joy on those faces surprised me with nausea.

Surely we're racing pell mell into God's judgment. He did not spare the worshippers of Molech or any "civilization" that sacrificed children. We have to stop the murders and as a nation, repent, repent, repent.

Bitsy54's avatar

I’ll continue to recommend my “solution” to the abortion aficionados: The Body growing inside a woman is not HER body; she does not have 2 heads, 4 arms and 4 legs. But HER body does have a uterus— that part belongs to HER body. Soooo, let’s get rid of the uterus and its contents and WE WILL NEVER HAVE THIS DISCUSSION AGAIN. My solution should also be copacetic with the Depopulation aficionados. Sorry, I’m so fed up with this abortion argument in the 21st century when we know many ways to prevent pregnancy.

Ryan Gardner's avatar

Yes. Exactly and thats why that have to refer to it as a "fetus" and not a BABY

Reasonable Horses's avatar

That sounds like a viable plan. Instead of murdering a child, they should disable their ability to conceive.

But there's the eat cake and have it too crowd. I see AOC is saving her eggs in case she wants to be a mother someday. Hard to imagine how a woman might kill her child in an early pregnancy and then later give birth and not be forever eaten up by guilt every time she looks at that living child.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Oh my gosh that is absolutely sickening! It’s murder of an of an innocent🤮

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

ANYONE who would celebrate the state-sponsored murder of unborn human beings, gifts from God, deserves eternal damnation and as miserable a life on earth as is possible. I don't know for certain but somehow, I believe God agrees.

Ryan Gardner's avatar

God agrees. But he also has mercy if you confess and seek his forgiveness.

We are all sinners. As abhorrent as abortion is Jesus still said:

"I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners"

Matthew 9:13

"for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God"

Romans 3:23

So...it is written by our Lord and Savior.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I agree Ryan. Somehow, I'm not sure the evil people give one damn about confessing and seeking forgiveness from God. I surely believe they are evil to the core of their beings.

Ryan Gardner's avatar

100% agree

But we have all made awful mistakes:

Psalm 32:5: "I acknowledged my sin to you, and I did not cover my iniquity; I said, 'I will confess my transgressions to the Lord,' and you forgave the iniquity of my sin"

That was King David's personal experience of relief after admitting his wrongs.

Isaiah 55:7: "Let the wicked forsake their ways and the unrighteous their thoughts. Let them turn to the Lord, and he will have mercy on them, and to our God, for he will freely pardon".

dancingtime's avatar

Maryland codified that in the last elections. Stupid Dems didn't even know that it was already legal in MD....BUT...an adult cannot self-determine that they are living in too much physical pain and want to check out...

Alan Devincentis's avatar

And it always seems to be women that have no fear of getting pregnant. Notice that.

Ryan Gardner's avatar

Yes. All childless cackling ghouls

Kathryn Dewalt's avatar

It was in Massivetwosh*ts!

They are totally 'gonzo' in MA, and make CA look dang near Conser.... never mind.... nothing can make my once awesome State RIGHT AGAIN! (but MA is over the top!!!)

Verve's avatar

And then add the half century of unexplained infertility through the tetanus shot- I'm in my 60s and it took me eight years and a lot of infertility drugs to have two children, with lots of complications during my pregnancy. I received my first of many tetanus shots when I was four when my thigh was punctured with a nail from the back of a chair. You can't hate these people enough. I'm going out on a limb here to say this is justified righteous anger. https://substack.com/@stopthoseshots/note/c-302584996?r=3gbt1&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

To think that merely four years ago, I still thought "Satan" was just a metaphor. And the eyes of the blind are opened....

Kelly Reardon's avatar

"The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist."

Dena's avatar

And the latest from MA governor removing the 24 weeks limit on abortion. Leaving it to the discretion of the doctor to allow unfettered access. The video of the female gov surrounded by women ecstatic, excitedly clapping as the law is signed is sickening.

Gym+Fritz's avatar

Need to make a list of all the doctors in Maine performing late term abortions. Folks need to know.

Dinah Negron's avatar

Judgment Day is coming for each and everyone who celebrates the death of innocents.

David Eldon Wood's avatar

The doubt on vaccines can’t happen too soon for me. The true science was given by the Nobel Prize winner who demonstrated that injecting even small doses of a protein 2 weeks after priming the body with a first dose could cause anaphylaxis. Why the Hell does the medical profession not know that?

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

They know it; it’s just covered up. The amount of information out there on vaccine harm is there, but it’s covered up with so much propaganda, marketing, etc.

I’ve written so much on this coverup from all angles. Here’s my comprehensive guide if interested: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-complete-vaccine-harm-profile

Alice Ball's avatar

I am not confident that individual pediatricians know the harm of vaccines. Maybe the old ones who remember when there were 6-8 spaced out. Pharma totally owns not just our regulatory agencies (CDC, FDA, NIH etc), they also own governing bodies like the AMA & the AAP, and also the medical schools. Medical schools TEACH that pharmaceuticals are cures and we would all be dead without them, including vaccines. Only the heterodox thinkers among them understand what's actually in vaccines & if those docs step out of line, their careers are over. Just like in this C&C post, and as we all saw with covid, the medical establishment is as vindictive and violent as the CIA. It is circle the wagons all the time, and the direct beneficiary of that is the system itself and ultimately, Big Pharma. Millions of paychecks depend on upholding this system. I've had major cognitive dissonance over vaccines but I'm over that stage. I'm a pediatric nurse and I've done the research and the vaccine industry has a pure profit motive. If they cared about people's health, they wouldn't have been injecting mercury and aluminum in our bodies for a hundred years. Quite the business model isn't it?----capture those who regulate you, buy Congress so that your company cannot be sued for injury and death, make it state law that their vaccine schedule is required for school attendance, and voila! Billions per year FOREVER. Thank God for RFK & Trump.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Alice 🎯 I did lots of research about the T cells and infants way back in the day when my granddaughter was a baby. And the evidence was there that it all needed to be spaced out if at all. And the younger, the child, the worst was the effect.

Peace's avatar

And no need to spend money on marketing - when the gov markets your product for you. There is, however, the advertising money to the MSM so nothing bad is said about the pharms, so there is that.

AJoy's avatar

They’re both for jabs. Ugh.

So getting assaulted less often is better?

Ahr Aitch's avatar

While I have no proof - only intuition - I think that medical practitioners are coerced into silence and compliance. There is an agency within HHS called CMS (look it up). This agency inspects hospitals and clinics for compliance to its standards. Because it is a component of the political bureaucracy, it includes political motives (often disguised as scientific motives) in its pass/fail criteria. I think that it was probably CMS that forced hospitals and clinics to fire care providers who refused the jab. I'd like to see hospital administrators, doctors, and nurses, made to testify before congress under penalty for perjury or contempt of congress for dissimulation. They should be grilled on the covid related acts as well as any suppression of care or information examined in CMS audits.

And, if you're motivated to look into CMS, look also into the "Joint Commission".

Karmy's avatar

It all comes down to money, greed. One of the 7 deadly sins.

Ahr Aitch's avatar

The pharmaceutical industry must be removed from the private sector.

It pains this old 'free market' heart more than you can know to make that statement. Would you want pure water systems in the hands of the free market? How much do you suppose you'd have to pay for daily needs?

Pharmaceutical research and drug manufacture must be removed from the profit motive. I don't want it done by government bureaucrats, either. Politicians are more amoral and power hungry that corporate boards are for profit.

Our best minds should seek and propose a different entity for pharma. Perhaps something akin to a public-private entity like TVA only modified for purpose and under greater scrutiny and civic control would work. I don't have a solution, but I know that what we have now is harmful to our society.

BelleTower's avatar

I mean, conceptually, vaccines are ridiculous … back in the 1800s the sane ninnies excited about the potential benefits of BLOOD LETTING discover injecting crap into the body via needles is actually the fountain of health. They just walked forward with the new thing, all knowing and super duper confident.

Flipflopgirl's avatar

What is interesting is now liberal governors are signing into law abortions can be made up to birth. So murdering a viable baby is o.k. yet giving a convicted felon lethal injections is inhumane. Their logic boggles the mind.

PS, satanic is too nice for what they are doing to our children.

Ahr Aitch's avatar

Abortion is equally satanic . . . as are those who support their availability.

FlatEarthFlyer's avatar

The Enemy has been trying to eradicate the Image of God from the face of the Earth since Adam arrived in Eden. The Enemy believes the Earth belongs to him/them. And it’s quite telling that Jesus didn’t laugh in the Devil’s face when he offered Jesus all the kingdoms of Earth as if they were his to give. That tells me these demonic entities were on Earth before Adam, perhaps millions or billions of years. And just like the Image of God lives on Earth, so does the Image of Satan. “No one BORN OF GOD makes a practice of sinning, for GOD’S SEED ABIDES IN HIM; and he cannot keep on sinning, because he has been BORN OF GOD. By this it is evident who are the CHILDREN OF GOD, and who are the CHILDREN OF THE DEVIL: whoever does not practice righteousness is not of God, nor is the one who does not love his brother.” 1 John 3:9-10

TRM's avatar

Sad thing is that it was obviously going to affect females WAY more because the ovaries were the 4th hardest hit organ in Pfizer's own bio-distribution study released by FOIA in May of 2021.

I'm no doctor but when you accumulate toxic lipid nanoparticles in the ovaries it's bound to have negative effects. Look at that date again folks. MAY 2021.

May 2021.

PatriotWatcher's avatar

I know of 2 young women die of Turbo ovarian cancer in these past 2 years.

CHop's avatar

I'm so sorry. I know one who had hers treated last year and it now back. NICU nurse. I also have 6 friends/family who had to have hysterectomies the past few years. We've been terribly poisoned.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

A friend who had all the covid shots and boosters has been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She cannot see the connection.

Ahr Aitch's avatar

If you are too young to remember thalidomide, look it up.

The experts were wrong then and women listened to them.

Proberta's avatar

Before the polio vaxxine there was NO cancer epidemic in America.

The polio vaxxine gave us cancer.

The 0WS vaxxines gave us Turbo Cancer.

And who profits?

Big Pharmacide.

A.J.'s avatar

Yep, a FOIA request by a Canadian on a Japanese government entity holding early animal trial data used by the Japanese to authorize “emergency” mass human use of the mRNA bioweapon. Will never forget seeing in early June 2021 Kirsch and Malone discuss that data on the Dark Horse podcast all over alt media. The bioaccumulation graphs for different organs… Testes uptake was catastrophic. Malone saying we’ll soon see new cancers… reproductive messes… ‘cause, what the heck!, ***all*** the animals in the trials died and/or went sterile.

Michelle Enmark, DDS's avatar

Yes, AJ, my husband and I watched that great video when it came out. We went to show it to family a few days later and it had been taken down/censored. That was the first time we’d witnessed censorship so blatant. Thanks for writing about it.

Verve's avatar

The only difference between us in Japan is that the government is actually compensating families for damage

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

I agree with you, TRM, however, I can’t get the like button to work

Paige Green's avatar

I’ve found that if you exit out and go back in to comments, you can get your next ration of likes. I don’t know why it does that. It makes me ditch comments after a time though, and I like to read the comments.

Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Thank you it did work for me. That’s exactly what I did.😉

David Eldon Wood's avatar

The oldest story in the world is being played out. Corruption of the human genome will result in unprecedented changes to it. Stop while there is still time. God will not be mocked.

Michelle Enmark, DDS's avatar

Yes, David, reminds me of the old margarine commercial…it’s not nice to fool Mother Nature!

SD Scott's avatar

Back to Genesis 6

MSK's avatar

I never understood the rapid acceptance of the vaccine for pregnant women. As far as I know, they were not included in the initial study, and am not aware of any safety studies in animals prior to the declaration that they were safe for pregnant women. Now to find out they were aware that the second vaccine caused a cytokine storm, and fever? One of the reasons the flu vaccine was recommended was to prevent flu and fever in pregnant women, which is considered potentially harmful to the developing fetus. This should have lead to immediate studies prior to the universal recommendation of vaccination of all pregnant women. Which all three of those individuals should have addressed. THAT. WAS. THEIR. JOB. LITERALLY. Yet they insisted it was “safe and effective “. I’m more and more glad that I refused the damn thing.

Being in healthcare, I was eligible in January of 21 for the jab. I waited, because of the new technology and rapid development. Just wanted a few months of data post use to be sure. Then whole family got Covid in February. Bad cold for me, pretty much nada for my kids. Great, got natural immunity. Then the great Mr. Science himself, boldly declared natural immunity not to count. IDIOT. Not what I learned in medical school. Did he do studies to see if prior infection would be sufficient to protect you from severe disease? Did they study to see if continued injections caused ever worsening cytokine storms? No. Just declared a booster needed, because six months after rollout people who were vaccinated were getting infected. Whoopsies! (To borrow a phrase from Jeff). Fortunately I was first able to get a medical exemption for being involved in a study, and when later pressured as that study was complete, applied for and was granted a religious exemption. But then required to have weekly testing, despite no symptoms. And wear a mask constantly at work (which I despised, and also not based on actual science ). Can you tell that I’m not over being miffed about this yet?

Richard Whitney's avatar

Fauci wrote in his diary, and I think also stated in public, that natural immunity was best.

Then he did a 180, same as he did with the masks.

Why? Who was controlling him?

Americans, self-centered as always, believe that the whole covid project was launched to get mail-in ballots approved in the US.

Really? An entire world agenda was put into place to affect a US election? I don't think so.

It was clearly a global operation, and Fauci's diary shows us that he knew the truth, but he went along with the agenda.

I still want to know who is in actual control.

It's the same as the trans agenda. We now have Trump, the UK supreme court, the Olympics committee, and others pushing back, but it marches on. Some entities are clearly still pushing it. Who?

Mrs. RW

Kelly Reardon's avatar

From "Conspirators' Hierarchy: The Story of The Committee of 300" by Dr. John Coleman:

"Who are the conspirators who serve the mighty all-powerful Committee of 300? The better-informed of our citizens are aware that there is a conspiracy and that the conspiracy goes under various names such as the Illuminati, Freemasonry, the Round Table, the Milner Group. To them the CFR and the Trilaterals represent most of what they do not like in regard to domestic and foreign policy...The problem is that real hard information on the treasonous activities of members of the invisible government is very hard to come by."

"The Committee of 300 long ago decreed that there shall be a smaller--much smaller--and better world, that is, their idea of what constitutes a better world. The myriads of useless eaters consuming scarce natural resources were to be culled. Industrial progress supports population growth. Therefore the command to multiply and subdue the earth found in Genesis had to be subverted.

This called for an attack upon Christianity; the slow but sure disintegration of industrial nation states; the destruction of hundreds of millions of people, referred to by the Committee of 300 as "surplus population," and the removal of any leader who dared to stand in the way of the Committee's global planning to reach the foregoing objectives."

Dr. Coleman's book goes on to name past & present* institutions/organizations directly under the influence of the Committee of 300.

* Present as of the book's 1992 copyright

Some names that stood out to me:

ACLU, Anti-Defamation League, Aspen Institute, Bilderbergers, Club of Rome, Communist League, Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), Fabian Society, Ford Foundation, Harvard University, Imperial College University of London, MIT, NAACP, NATO, Princeton University, Rhodes Scholarship Committee, Royal Institute for International Affairs, Tavistock Institute, Trilateral Commission, University of Pennsylvania Wharton School, Stanford Research Institute, Rand Corporation, Order of Skull and Bones, Warren Commission, Watergate Committee...

SD Scott's avatar

Why do people enjoy evil so much? Secrecy, bloodshed, destruction?

Richard Whitney's avatar

Maybe that's part of the thrill. But money and power are important motivators. Being evil is lucrative in our society.

Mrs. RW

SD Scott's avatar

Weird how people are worth more dead than alive.

Reasonable Horses's avatar

The human condition? Evil seems natural, easy, and addictive. “There’s such a lot of good ways to be bad” (Humble Pie). We have to keep working on holiness, which looks boring to the uninitiated. Milton’s Paradise Lost is far more interesting than Paradise Regained. I like the way Tolstoy put it: "All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” I suppose that applies to individuals as well.

Jesus paints the picture best. “Wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it” (Matthew 7:13-14).

It’s easy to be bad and feel superficially fulfilled. It takes commitment to be good. There’s deep joy in being who Christ would have us be, but it’s a noisy, distracting, and corrupt world around us. I think that’s part of what Jesus meant when he said, “In this world you will have trouble.” He immediately added, “But take heart. I have overcome the world” (John 16:33).

We fall down, we get back up. My mom and Sunday School teachers said, “Just keep hanging onto Jesus.”

Sorry. I didn’t intend to get preachy. The topic saves and weighs on me sometimes. And you started it! = : )

SD Scott's avatar

This whole world system is based upon idolatrous lies. It’s a fraud. Like Pinocchio’s pleasure island.

If anyone loves the world, love for the Father is not in them.

By the fear of the Lord men depart from evil.

The thing about goodness, is that God alone is good.

He is a being of pure unadulterated light. It emanates from him and from nowhere else.

Everything else that appeals to us is either an importation of his glory to something he created - or it is a shiny fake which will torment & enslave us.

Kelly Reardon's avatar

As Mrs. RW wrote, "being evil is lucrative in our society"...Absolutely! :(

But the psychopath who truly enjoys being evil is able to do so because they do not have a conscience.

Here's a great article on this:

https://robertyoho.substack.com/p/465-portrait-of-a-psychopath-a-forensic

SD Scott's avatar

These are the incorrigible ones described in Leviticus whose father and mother would request that they be stoned to death.

SD Scott's avatar

Ok, that was chilling but also somehow grounding.

“…dominance, and the pleasure of doing harm without consequence.”

I always wondered why certain people of my acquaintance - having suffered a fair amount of injustice - showed no interest whatsoever in healing themselves, which would have required humility and honesty.

What they sought, without exception, was someone whom they could treat as they had been treated, who could in turn never strike back or call them to account.

Exactly as if life was a game of oneupsmanship and they needed to win it by becoming the abuser instead of the abused.

Ahr Aitch's avatar

Would those organizations be able to foist their will upon others - and wreak their own havoc - if federal government had less power?

While pushing the power of the bureaucracy back to the states without federal influence might not preclude their efforts, it would at least make it more difficult because they would have to contend with, influence and persuade a lot more people. It would be even better if state-level agencies were not allowed to confab and chose 'best practices' and generate 'concensus'.

Kelly Reardon's avatar

"While pushing the power of the bureaucracy back to the states without federal influence might not preclude their efforts, it would at least make it more difficult because they would have to contend with, influence and persuade a lot more people."

I think you are correct...I think we must decentralize and re-vitalize our local communities if we are to survive the on-going assaults by The Bad Guys.

Ahr Aitch's avatar

Recall Lord Acton on power:|

"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."

There are probably corollary theorems about centralized power and decentralized power. At least there should be. Montesquieu, Madison, de Tocqueville, and Hayek opined on the subject.

Quiltlady's avatar

Thank you for this list. I just call them The Bad Guys.

Kelly Reardon's avatar

100%!

(Of course that list doesn't include current day organizations that are likely under the influence of the Committee of 300, like the WEF or Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, etc, etc, etc...)

Proberta's avatar

"Who?"

The same Think Tank that normalized homosexuality.

Do you remember when homosexual acts were a CRIMINAL OFFENSE, punishable by imprisonment?

And when it was time to normalize homosexuality what did the Think Tank do?

-Create a divisive controversy to ignite the public and keep them outraged.

-Then slowly withdraw the media coverage and controversy, as if the agenda has become accepted and normal.

And now we have gay teachers and sitcom characters, and gay couples kissing in commercials.

Same players, same Playbook for Trans.

The "Who?" specifically? The spawn of Edward Bernays (Freud's nephew), the father of applying the Psycho Sexual Manipulation of Human Behaviour to the mass subconscious mind to sell products and ideas, and called it 'engineering consent'.

We are 'engineered' to consent.

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Richard Whitney's avatar

I also remember the first trimester pregnancy 80% loss rate briefly reported.

But if the media doesn't trumpet it 24/7 it doesn't make a dent in public awareness.

That is how propaganda works. I

If you hear something reported once, it may be true. If you hear it 24/7, on all outlets, you know it's a lie.

Mrs. RW

Ahr Aitch's avatar

I'll bet CMS - under authority of "The Joint Commission" was behind the efforts to make you bend the knee. I'll be that you know care providers who lost their jobs or who were forced to take the jab and suffered unusual consequences.

Congratulations on the successful religious exemption.

Hana CL's avatar

😢😢😢 As a mom, a retired RN, I agree very much with what you say here. Sure breaks my heart how many babies died, and how unbelievably vicious the whole “safe & effective” army truly was to ANYONE that dared to ask questions, to challenge, to earnestly dissent. How many moms (& dads), had to grieve the death of their babies? I had one miscarriage of a planned and much wanted baby many years ago. It was tough and I still think about that lost child.

During the evil lockdowns and propaganda deluges, I often found myself debating & questioning truly asinine claims of “safety” for a brand new to human use, experimental and completely without RCT years to prove said “safety”. One young woman I followed on social media, happened to have been a HS classmate of my 2 youngest kids. She had become a physician, and had completely swallowed the whole pack of lies, and she heartily pushed the jabs, INCLUDING for pregnant women. I was flabbergasted how this highly intelligent young woman could just ignore authentic science processes that should always, always include good long term, randomized studies, and push, push, push the vile agenda. 🥹😢😢😢. I will NEVER, NEVER forget what they did to us all. Never. If those behind that wicked mess expect us to forget and let it slip away, they are grotesquely wrong.

Juju's avatar

It shows they aren’t being taught what they should be taught in medical schools nowadays. She didn’t have the knowledge that would have allowed her to question, discern, and recognize when true science was sidelined. She became an expert in memorizing propaganda, not in coming to her own conclusions based on actual data. They were simply taught to memorize, not discover. Scientific discovery would have sidelined her career and advancement.

Dawn Pegis's avatar

"true science sidelined" check. "memorizing propaganda" check. .....

Lord, open eyes to your truth. How to DISCERN! again.

SD Scott's avatar

That’s it! “I will send them strong delusion.”

Dawn Pegis's avatar

Maybe I wasn't clear enough on my quotes. I'm noting how successful the liars have been in their intent to hide and teach false ideas. I do pray that those deceptions will be exposed and many MORE people will SEE the propaganda for what it is. All the covid lies. All the culture lies about 'gender' change - which is NOT possible. I KNOW not all will be able to admit error, but I believe many can and will.

SD Scott's avatar

I pray this also. For a change in the spiritual atmosphere of our nation.

What I was quoting is the Lord’s words to his prophet, regarding the people who rejected the true God and went after idols.

Ahr Aitch's avatar

That young woman was probably threatened with loss of job, ergo loss of income, ergo loss of ability to repay student loans, ergo bankruptcy, ergo loss of way of life, ergo loss of everything she had worked so hard to achieve.

Few are strong enough or have the independent means to withstand such pressure. If you get the chance, ask her, obliquely, how much pressure she felt and if she will divulge where it came from.

A.J.'s avatar

I watched in high school and college the majorly of pre-med students just chase a credential, taking only classes they could be sure to get a good grade while never, not ever, taking a challenging course risking a bad grade. Total tools. Like clique-y Mean Girls and Jocks in high school bullying anyone in and endless quest to “prove” their superiority. KISS up, punch down. Like the insane 24+ hour hospital rotations for medical school students no different than frat/sorority basement hazing rituals. So desperate to wear that White Coat’s Power Over Other People for a social/economic high status job… with (but for a tiny few) zero genuine altruistic interest beaten out of them to avoid adhering to the Hippocratic Oath if it interferes with their social standing, paycheck, or supercilious power over those they consider inferior such as everyone without an M.D. or training in their own medical specialty. Icarus, thy name is Hubris.

JudyC's avatar

It’s worse than that. Target the women of child bearing age and you affect their ability to have future children as well. Cause miscarriage in current pregnancy, decrease ability for future pregnancy. Be sure to get their mates injected as well to decrease sperm counts. Take a look at birth rates since vaxx rollout worldwide. The eugenics plan they spawned is working….

Debra's avatar

Massachusetts is also at total demonic level! Aborting 9 month old babies is over the board demonic.

Lori's avatar

Indeed, Satan seeded shit.

Gym+Fritz's avatar

Hard to take the WSJ seriously anymore. Don’t the editors and owners understand how badly it reflects upon them that they publish politically / ideologically biased propaganda pieces? Balance is one thing, truth is something else. Obvious partisanship needs to go, it’s poisoning the well.

Margot Russell/ The 30 Percent's avatar

Thanks for the archaeological musing. I’m a tour director focused on archaeology, and also a huge Hancock fan. I traveled with archaeologists frequently, who were all sadly, carrying water for ‘science.” Although I must say, they were all very bright men and women.

Please point out that archaeological study is disappearing from universities. Communists don’t like archaeology because they don’t like us peasants romanticizing the past. We’re also getting closer to hidden truths and they can’t have that! For a time, recently, they tried to cover Göbekli Tepe back up with dirt and pine trees until the oppositional voices became too loud. And get this—-the WEF was partnering with the project!

lol.

What could go wrong?

Jennie Corsi's avatar

Well, also, it made little sense at all that pregnant women are barred from merely eating shellfish, tuna and unpasteurized milk, but a toxic lab concoction with unknown (to the public and most doctors) ingredients of barely understood (to the public and most doctors) consequences was pushed to be injected into them, based on the portrayal that it is as safer than ice age glacial melt and more protective of their babies than they could ever hope to be. It does appear to be pretty high up there on the evil scale, even without Fauci’s diaretic revelations, doesn’t it?

Pelopidas's avatar

A very well thought out strategy, Ryan. I would only add that 3) giving the shot to pregnant women gives you a nice head start on th depopulation agenda. I wonder where in Fauci’s communications we will find the discussions laying out your points precisely, because it’s quite likely they thought it through like that.

annademo's avatar

As others have noted, there's that little detail called population control. The young (jabbed) women in my circle are having great difficulty getting pregnant. I remember reading a pre-clinical animal study out of Japan in 2020 (I can't find it anymore) that showed very clearly that mRNA migrated to the ovaries and testes.

annademo's avatar

I'm not sure they are the same but then we have 2 reports that show the same thing so that's good. I'll admit I haven't read this report yet (77 pages at 9 PM on a weeknight is a bit more dedication than I can muster, LOL) but I will. The paper I saw was written by an all-Japanese list of investigators. It is possible their results are part of this report, however. I just don' know at this time. Thanks for the link.

Susan's avatar

I was quite worried when my lovely daughter-in-law told me that her obstetrician said that the vaccine was perfectly safe for her. I explained that they couldn't possibly know that but she went ahead anyway. Thankfully, she went on to deliver a beautiful baby girl.

Juju's avatar

Russian Roulette. Truly a 50% chance it could go either way 😞 Think of the mothers that didn’t have a happy ending but followed the same guidance as your DIL. Praise God she landed on the safest square in their sick game, but tell her to stop playing. It isn’t worth the risk to hers or her children’s future health.

BL's avatar

Vaccines are an historical scam. We're dealing with Satanists, which frankly should be clear by now based on the entire covid scamdemic.

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

✝️✝️✝️

“At that time my reason returned to me. And my majesty and splendor were restored to me for the glory of my kingdom, and my counselors and my nobles began seeking me out; so I was reestablished in my sovereignty, and surpassing greatness was added to me. Now I, Nebuchadnezzar, praise, exalt and honor the King of heaven, for all His works are true and His ways just, and He is able to humble those who walk in pride.”

— Daniel 4:36-37 NAS95

✝️✝️✝️

Lorita's avatar

Janice, this is perfect for the one who struggles and then regains their senses: I need to "praise, exalt and honor the King of heaven, for all His works are true and His ways just, and He is able to humble those who walk in pride.”

RJ Rambler's avatar

He IS ABLE! HE WILL DO IT.

Miss Teacup's avatar

I have always liked Nebu's redemption arc. He went from God is a god among many to God is God, period.

Politico Phil's avatar

And then God used Nebuchadnezzar to bring judgement upon Judah by destroying Jerusalem and dissolving the Kingdom of Judah in 586BC.

Previously, in 722-720 BC, the northern Kingdom of Israel was conquered by the Assyrian Empire (who were later defeated by the Babylonians) and the Israelites were moved in mass to Mesopotamia, etc as a buffer between the Assyians and their enemies. Later, the Israelite tribes migrated and disappeared off the pages of history... supposedly.

Miss Teacup's avatar

Yes, and so interesting that God used Israel fresh-hatched from their stint in Egypt to eradicate all those peoples of Canaan. Remember what he told them? The people had descended into human sacrifice along with the usual idolatries and God said if the Israelites departed from him and took up the indigenous practices he would do likewise to them. And eventually that's what happened and Assyria and Babylon were given the opportunity they very much wanted.

And yes they are still very much present and God knows exactly who and where they are. The world is going to see some amazing things and many will be furious while others experience a rather sinking feeling.

John infinity N's's avatar

They just lost their identity. Evidence shows they migrated up into Europe as the Celts and Saxons. They were sent off the land as being “lost” for seven “times” as in Leviticus 26. A ‘time’ being 360 years in long term prophecy as defined in Daniel and Revelation. 7x360 years=2520 years. Beginning of the Assyrian deportaion 745BC + 2520 years = 1776. Fall of their capital city of Samaria in 721BC + 2520 years = 1800, when Washington DC became capital. Rise of Babylon in 607BC + 2520 years = 1914 when Mystery Babylon arose in the form of the Federal Reserve.

Politico Phil's avatar

Well, I suppose one can debate the dating math but it's quite a coincidence that when the displaced Israelites numbering in the millions disappeared off the pages of recorded history from the east side of the Caucasus Mountains, the Celtic Tribes suddenly appeared *out of thin air* on the west side of the Caucasus Mountains also numbering in the millions AT THE VERY SAME TIME. Either there was a huge collision between these two populations OR they are one in the same people simply by a different name. Of course, secular historians are not going to identify these Celts as the decedents of the Israelites who were held in captivity by the Assyrians as that would give credence to the Biblical history. So.... they obviously can't be the same people... echem!

Here's a clue. Remember David and Goliath? The Israelites were famous for taking heads in battle. One of the features of the Celtic tribes, such as when they fought the Romans, was their reputation for taking heads. And coincidently, the Celts were the ones who invented the double bladed battle axe. Now where else have we seen that axe used?

John infinity N's's avatar

Theres definitely plenty of evidence. Black Obelisk of Shalmanezer is one of them. Here’s free resources on Archive.org to start with for anyone interested

https://archive.org/details/symbols-of-our-celto-saxon-heritage_202502/mode/1up

https://archive.org/details/story-of-celto-saxon-israel-the

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

And it worked in Nineveh, too. The Gentiles were coming aboard long ago.

Kay's avatar

Pride is the root of the overwhelming refusal of human beings to admit that they were wrong.

Lori's avatar

Finally the guy sees the Light. Good grief.

David Roberts's avatar

What I always come back to, referring to the “safe and effective” claim, and the “does NOT cause autism” claim, is: if you do not know what DOES cause autism (and you don’t), then how do you know what DOESN’T cause it?

D&R’s Gma's avatar

💯👍 perfectly said David! I’d think if the “experts “ don’t know what causes autism… wouldn’t it be prudent to study the one area of pediatric medicine that has NOT actually been tested as to the possibility of causation?? 🧐 But what do I know I’m just a Gma in the burbs 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Delightful Designs's avatar

https://www.unbekoming.com/p/the-autism-plan-that-cannot-name

I think the stuff at the end of that is Kennedy et al PROVING what does NOT cause autism, and basically making it like a legal case so they can say "See? we ruled out EVERYTHING else!" I think there's a good long term plan going on there.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

David--that's so obvious! Why did I never think of this? Thank you for providing me with such a clear argument.

CH's avatar

You would think they would want to prove that vaccines are not the cause of autism by doing the studies. The fact they won't tells you everything.

Tim Hartin's avatar

Indeed. It reminds me of climate science, which can’t explain past variations and cycles in climate, but is somehow certain that the current variations in climate are caused by man-made CO2.

Crash Pile's avatar

When someone drops their medical practice to join Congress that person is granted in a nonspecific way a special knowledge of causality and non-causality which they are required to emphatically convey to everyone via a social media account. Everyone that did not go to the effort of medical licensing and congressional election is therefore bestowed this special knowledge and must accept it unquestionably as received wisdom.

Leigh Stuart's avatar

Looks like the prevalence of autism in Denmark is considerably lower.

Robird's avatar

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29667863/

Autism first described in medical terms in 1943, well before the modern vaccine era.

A well described and documented genetic basis for autism. Occurs during fetal brain development, manifests in the neonatal and early childhood years.

A spectrum of behavioral,intellectual ,and social dysfunction ranging from mild to severe.

Family and identical twin studies support the genetic basis of ASD.

Environmental or exposure factors during fetal development can affect ASD presentation.

The assertion that causes of ASD are unknown is inaccurate.

Correlation does not prove causation, but lack of correlation is presumptive evidence of non causation.

The increase in diagnoses of ASD is significantly impacted by the broadening of ASD criteria and increased screening of children. Kids who were previously considered odd are now diagnosed.

If you have evidence that any of these statements are incorrect, I would appreciate it being presented.

Thank you for your time and opinion.

Loretta's avatar

Like Alzheimer's...I'm suspecting it isn't just "one thing".

But very few with deep pockets, the government included, aren't interested in funding proper studies regarding autism. Just like many other aspects of health that would actually be a help to us.

David Roberts's avatar

Let us suppose autism exists in nature pre-vaccine (of course it does, you are correct). Does that fact rule out vaccines as a possible cause also? I’m not saying it is or isn’t. I’m saying that a news anchor who claims “it’s been proven that vaccines don’t cause autism” is possibly incorrect and as a former journalist, I would say it’s malpractice on their part. Especially when you consider that ~75% of their income is derived from Pharna ads.

Robird's avatar

What a news anchor or reporter claims is generally biased and unreliable.

The public has gradually been learning this fact.The now revealed CCP funding of multiple US news sources/ reporters puts another nail in that coffin. Like Fauci et.al. dishonest reporting when discovered discredits an entire profession, even the honest members of that discipline. Trust squandered is not easily recovered.

Robird's avatar

All available evidence is consistent with autism being a developmental property of fetal development.

The coincidence of expression of these existing changes in the same time period as vaccination does not prove causation.

If this claim is legitimate, better evidence will need to be developed. Carefully designed studies that can eliminate or control for variables both known and unknown ( e.g. randomized studies in children with family history of ASD compared to those with no family history of ASD) would be important in providing such evidence.

I agree that pharmaceutical companies that make substantial profit from vaccines will never fund such research. Due to regulatory capture it is unlikely the FDA would fund such studies, although RFK Jr could force the issue as Secretary of HHS.

TB's avatar

Just to say, in **theory** science can proceed by slowly ruling out one thing after another, so it would be possible to say "we know that XYZ doesn't cause autism but we don't yet know what does" and be correct. (Example: you can test and rule out magical incantations and alchemy as a means of transmuting elements, long before you discover nuclear particles and understand that transmutation would require addition or subtraction of protons.)

In this case though, the amount of "HOW DARE YOU?!?!" energy makes me skeptical that it has actually been ruled out scientifically, rather than just dismissed out-of-hand as a possibility.

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Good morning friends. Just to clarify, I am not vaccine "hesitant". I am a full blown anti-vaxxer.

Under a heat warning again today and tomorrow here, and the severe storms are already kicking off in northern Illinois, Indiana and Ohio; they should stay north of me today.

My okra is coming on nicely now, picking enough to eat and freeze. Trying to stay positive amidst increasing financial burdens and oppression.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

The word "hesitant" implies you just need a tad more evidence and you'll swing back into pro-vaccine behavior. I too love to proclaim to everyone I know who loves vaccines that I am 100% ANTI-vax. Always have been.

Lemmincakes's avatar

Same here, Mary. Since the early 90’s.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

You may be anti-vax longer than I have! I had no science to back me up, but it just never made sense to me to get a flu shot because I don't usually catch stuff and had all the usual childhood infectious diseases when I was a kid.

TB's avatar

IMO "hesitant" implies you just need reassurance, not even evidence. For that reason I would prefer to use "vaccine skeptic" to describe people who are not 100% anti-vax but have lost trust in the bland platitudes about "safe and effective" -- they don't need to be reassured, they need to be shown EVIDENCE that they can trust you again.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Did you ever wonder how much thought and work went into finally deciding to use the word "hesitant"? Lots of propaganda work in that choice!

Lori's avatar

Full blown anti-jabber right there with you Dave.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Your first line. Absolutely. As for my and my house....we will eschew all jabs.

Jackie Ferruzzo Horton's avatar

Yep have been since my 28 year old was born!!!

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

You know it's going to be a bad-weather day when Ryan Hall is already streaming live.

Peace's avatar

Nooo! Not Ryan Hall!!!

Dawn Pegis's avatar

When I was about 40-45, my Mom mailed me my "vaccine folder" she had found; I opened it and she had drawn a BIG smiley face on the page empty of any dates. [She never allowed us to have any]

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Dawn - your comment gave me a big smile too.

Peace's avatar

Straight and to the point - I loved his article:)

Lorita's avatar

Yes Dave, very much feeling this the last few months. It is so bad that only God can help, but that is where our dependence should be. Help Lord! Many blessings, provision and wisdom from above to all here. L

Juju's avatar

That storm this morning broke in half a large tree that has sat on the other side of our backyard fence for the past 15 years. Split down the middle, half lying on the ground. No black marks, and we didn’t hear an ear-curdling crack so I don’t think it was lightening (while we have a wide cul-de-sac lot, it is shallow, and that tree is less than 40 feet from our house so we would have heard it. So it must have been the wind.) We went to the basement when the tornado sirens blared and the stillness in our back yard led to a deep yellow coloring and then wind whipped up as if a switch were flipped. Okay, okay …. to the basement we go like an obedient little kid. Lol. I recognize those colors from past tornados I’ve been in. Not sure we had one but still I wasn’t taking any chances. Lasted a full hour though.

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I was thinking of you earlier while watching Ryan Hall. This was like a land hurricane, with many instances of 80-100 mph winds over a widespread area. It's in northern Indiana now. Glad you're okay.

Juju's avatar

I told my son it was the first time my cluttered messy basement didn’t bother me. 😜 If the windows blew in there was too much in the way for it to hit us. Lolol

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Okra!!! I should have planted more.

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I love the flowers before they set the pods. But you have to pick the pods before they get too big, they grow quickly.

shayne's avatar

With you right there, Dave!

YourGalapagosGullfriend's avatar

Re: Human History: If you think that what The Atlantic and other Heterodox Propaganda Publications have been trying to cover up and discredit is crazy, wait until you see what The Smithsonian is keeping away from the general public in their "archives".

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Yes, the things they have intentionally suppressed, and the lies they have intentionally fomented about American history.

CHop's avatar

Hopefully, they will work to correct this, but much damage has been done. The Smithsonian American History museum is mostly woke trash. They dismantled, discarded displays there. The type cast printing press display was one and some items were returned to owners who vowed in their will never to let the Smithsonian take possession of it again.

Margot Russell/ The 30 Percent's avatar

Thanks for the archaeological musing. I’m a tour director focused on archaeology, and also a huge Hancock fan. I traveled with archaeologists frequently, who were all sadly, carrying water for ‘science.” Although I must say, they were all very bright men and women.

Please point out that archaeological study is disappearing from universities. Communists don’t like archaeology because they don’t like us peasants romanticizing the past. We’re also getting closer to hidden truths and they can’t have that! For a time, recently, they tried to cover Göbekli Tepe back up with dirt and pine trees until the oppositional voices became too loud. And get this—-the WEF was partnering with the project!

lol.

What could go wrong?

Classic Rider's avatar

Göbekli Tepe came under purview by The Ethical Sceptic a while ago. He was examining it from the perspective of recording/warning of a global catastrophy. Very interesting read.

AnnB's avatar

This may be a bit weird. In your travels and explorations, does anyone ever talk about civilizations 12000 yrs ago and how Jesus fits into that. I have siblings that won’t entertain any discussion of previous civilizations, catastrophes, etc…..to them it all began 2000 yrs ago. Do you have anything I could read that explores the spiritual aspect of past civilizations?

Margot Russell/ The 30 Percent's avatar

That’s a great question. Let’s write it!

Most books I’ve read on archaeology simply include the supposed spiritual beliefs of the ancients, the gods they believed in, the drugs they took to awaken their spirits, the rituals they performed. It seems to me that life was spiritual for them—there was nothing outside of it. They believed they lived a spiritual life in a spiritual world.

As for your siblings… an interesting perspective! Nothing existed before Jesus? That sure makes Gobleki Tepe an interesting conversation. Not to mention the pyramids.

Checkout the Shirley MacLaine classic Out On A Limb, any of Graham Hancock’s books, learn about Hermeticism.

There’s so many fabulous mysteries. Be glad you’re the sort of person who embraces them.

AnnB's avatar

So appreciated!

Bard Joseph's avatar

History erased to enforce the lineage of the ruling elite along with religious beliefs to control the population.

There were no dinosaurs, except in England to reinforce the Ideas of Darwin and eugenics by the drug trust.

Erin W's avatar

The coordinated effort to stall excavations on these pivotal sites has been very telling.

Demeisen's avatar

I found a map to a hidden trafficy in the National Archives once...

I.M. Nottaborg's avatar

If you missed the White House vax presser, it is worth looking up the remarks made by Stephen Miller. It was EPIC. The best speech I have ever heard come out of the Oval Office. After RFK Jr and Battacharya still hemmed and hawed about there being Gold Standard "good" shots vs. the 'bad' shots, Miller launched into a tirade about the onslaught of poisons onto our children. I am going to have go get an X account just to go call him a true hero. Hope you will do the same if you are on X! I missed the part about taking the aluminum out which should put a kaibash on everything because without the poison fluffers, can they get the antibodies they are looking for?

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Stephen Miller is a fantastic spokesman for the Trump Admin.

Johnny-O's avatar

Well, he is mostly an unhinged lunatic, so I guess you are right.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Thanks--I did not watch it. But Stephen Miller is pater of four little ones, the youngest newly upon this earth. He has skin in the game.

Susan Daniels's avatar

Fortunately, we will be permanently rid of Sen. Bill Cassidy at the end of the year since he was beaten in his primary election.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

And those other two goons: McConnell and Tillis. Now we need to get rid of Thune and Murkowski. Did I leave anyone out?

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

He was successfully primaried. So he's gone as of the end of this year. But my comment was mostly about the Senate b/c our numbers right now aren't enough to overcome a Democrat filibuster. That said, Mike Johnson has done yeoman's work in the House.

PEL's avatar

The GOP continues to disappoint.

Steenroid's avatar

It part of their double helix.

PEL's avatar

And happy to be stuck with Collins given the alternative.

Bill Lacey's avatar

Why wasn't she primaried like the others? On a scale of 10 being great and 1 being terrible, she's a 1. The GOP is simply going to live with that for another 6 years? Good grief.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

My suspicion is that because Maine is a deeply blue state, and Collins keeps winning elections there, they decided not to rock the boat up there.

DS's avatar

Collins, but we may have to wait a few years.........

SB's avatar

Unfortunately Roy Cooper will be the Tillis replacement short of a miracle so you won’t notice any difference there.

Peace's avatar

Yuck - out of the frying pan, into the fire!!

Lori's avatar

He sux. Can't stand that POS.

PamelaZelie's avatar

Thank the Good Lord and the voters.

P Flournoy's avatar

It’s shocking, though that he did give the decisive vote for Todd Blanche to be the Attorney General for which I am grateful.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

In return for his guarantee that the fund to help the J6 people won't be used for that purpose.

P Flournoy's avatar

They were more concerned that Trump would be compensated.

SD Scott's avatar

And why would he care so much about that?

Linda Whitney's avatar

The American Academy of Pediatrics continues to endorse the life long medicalization of children who have been indoctrinated into thinking they need to be the opposite sex.

Why do they have a say in whether or not children should be vaccinated?

They care about money, not children.

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Billing supercedes health.

Don't forget it.

Lori's avatar

Dr. Milstone, a member of the AAP's Infectious Disease Committee. His name is perfect. As a child murderer/maimer, let a real millstone be hung about his neck and drop him into the sea.

Rosa Fang's avatar

BRAVO!

So well said!

Pam WP's avatar

Yes Lori! I thought the same when I read this. 🙌

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Hey, J. C. PLEASE do "unleash"....and I'm right there behind you!!! Whenever I hear the words "safe and effective" now--my blood CURDLES!

"Cry harder, Bill. I swear, if I hear “safe and effective” one more time, I will unleash maximum sarcasm."

Jehovah Jireh!!

Lori's avatar

Safe and effective translates to Sinister and Exterminatory.

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Part of the "globalist cartel mantra"--right, Lori!!

Lori's avatar

Indeed Sharon. They can take 2030 and shove it.

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Now...if we just even have TEN PER CENT of the USA populace think as we do--we can TURN THIS COUNTRY AROUND. TRUMP CANNOT DO IT IN 4 YEARS--IT'S TAKEN 100 YEARS TO GET TO THIS SAD TURN!!

Lori's avatar

So true Sharon. But we all know anything is possible with God and when He steps in. I have hope.

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

IF we repent and turn from our wicked ways...YES...OTHERWISE...no!!! Right now...I see very little repentance on the horizon.

Politico Phil's avatar

I have a question. What is it about ancient history that is so threatening to the establishment? Seriously, what is so threatening about the revelations from Sepehr's and Hancocks' work? It has to be something very fundamental.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

It might be something beginning with C and ending with N. With an R,E,A,T,I,O in the middle.

AJF's avatar

Also maybe real evidence for what the Holy Bible says. Floods for example??

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

One flood. In particular.

Jake Drenth's avatar

The fundamental threat is to the Darwinian narrative which has been so carefully crafted and protected that any challenge must be immediately destroyed.

Politico Phil's avatar

Yes, that is what they are defending... though they won't admit it.

shayne's avatar

Didn't he die questioning his own theory about evolution...

TB's avatar

No, those stories seem to have been embellished after the fact - he does appear to have met with a lady evangelist shortly before his death and said some positive things to her, but no evidence that it involved questioning his theory.

As far as history can tell, he still believed in it up until his death.

SD Scott's avatar

And what is the need for this theory?

TB's avatar

As I like to say: "anti-God atheists NEED darwinism to give them a crutch to support their belief that the world can exist without a Creator. Believers in God neither require not forbid belief in darwinism; they are free to examine the evidence and believe what best explains it.")

SD Scott's avatar

This false notion has been drummed up and propped up to justify an immoral existence on the false premise that there is no Creator to whom one must give an account.

Lori's avatar

Threatening to them? The knowledge that white people even lived in ancient times.

Politico Phil's avatar

LOL... I love your comments.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

I think it's their ego and the high they get from being one of the science insiders.

Politico Phil's avatar

Well yes, there is that. Reminds me of Heinrich Schliemann who unearthed the city of Troy in the 1870s based on his reading of Homer's "The Iliad" who believed Homer's story was based on actual events. He was a self-made millionaire businessman born in 1822. He literally invented the field of archaeology. At the time the London newspapers had headlines announcing that Schliemann had discovered Troy, the history professors at Oxford continued to teach that The Iliad was only a poetic fiction that Homer wrote based on the motion of the waves on the sea. LOL. Nothing as prideful as academic professorships. (Unfortunately, many of the treasures Schliemann uncovered were lost when the barge he used to transport them down the river sank.)

But the hostility to ancient history/archaeology seems to go beyond that. My theory is that there is an ingrained fear that such historical discovery will validate the Biblical record... and THAT just won't do.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

I am uncertain about any historical discovery invalidating the Biblical record, particularly when we're still so steeped in our secularism. On the other hand, though, experts, especially in the Academy, are some of the most insufferable, prideful, idiots you'll ever meet. They HATE it when anyone, but especially someone outside the academy disagrees with them. Yesterday, the WSJ proclaimed that Trump was not qualified to make any decisions about the vaccine schedule. They conveniently overlooked that he has a cabinet whose job it is to advise him. Presidents are also entrusted with being able to wage war as the Commander-in-Chief. Nothing Trump will ever do is ever going to be adequate to pleasing these guys. One might argue, of course, that the WSJ is not qualified to say that Trump is unqualified. LOL

Karmy's avatar

But they are always quick to blame him for anything to do with the Covid vaccine or suggesting alternatives.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

I'm convinced he was pushed into a corner on the vaccine. Look how they put words in his mouth that he never said, like "bleach." He had too many people in his first administration working hard to undermine him.

Karmy's avatar

I’m sure he was talking about chlorine dioxide but the media said bleach and that was it.

SD Scott's avatar

His priority that year was to get re elected. Given the panic being whipped up, any opposition to the shots would have created animosity beyond reason.

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Agree. Civilized humanity is much older.

The Iliad is based on the tales of Peleponesian mercenaries who fought for the Hitites in many civil wars between city/states in ancient Turkey

Read... Cline "1177 BC The year civilization died".

Karmy's avatar

I read the book about Schliemann’s discovery of Troy when I was a teenager. Very fascinating.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Btw, academics are among some of the most intellectually insecure people you'll ever meet. They require "official institutional" approval as a survival strategy.

Skeeve's avatar

You betcha. In fact, as fundamental as this:

But they deliberately forget that long ago by God’s word the heavens came into being and the earth was formed out of water and by water. By these waters also the world of that time was deluged and destroyed. 2 Peter 3:5-6

Karmy's avatar

The Bible talks about God’s chastisements against people’s who did bad things eg. Sodom and Gomorrah, the Great Flood. Not everything that God has done might be in the Bible so who’s to know if other chastisements have happened? Maybe that’s what’s being revealed. Scientists often are atheists so they probably would never consider God’s hand in any of these historical revelations.

CH's avatar

It is most likely because it would prove what is in the most published and read book in history...the Bible.

Dawn Pegis's avatar

" No ability (willingness) to admit wrong!" It's the original sin. Douglas Murray had a good talk on it which Peshach Wolicki (may have spelling wrong, He does daily YouTube) elaborated as the foundational DIFFERENCE in worldview thinking. Where there is NO ability to admit wrong, there is no humility or repentance.

Richard Whitney's avatar

I learned about the theory from Randall Carson on Joe Rogan. He isn't a geologist at all, so he apparently has been dropped from the reporting. He made sense to me, though.

But I change my mind fairly easily if presented with compelling information.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJZV0k6LwvQ&t=1578s

Mrs. RW

Margaret Nadler's avatar

I'm with you, Mrs. RW. If the information is compelling, I follow the new data. In fact, Its quite wonderful to learn new things from old and new data combined. Especially if the dots are connected by the writer...like here at C&C. That is why I enjoyed reading Gavin Menzies "The Lost Empire of Atlantis:history's Greatest Mystery Revealed." Atlantis isn't explained but so much MORE is presented and it makes it even sweeter because he is so roundly debunked by those in the know.

Politico Phil's avatar

Thanks for that link Mrs RW. I had forgotten about Carson. I'm going to have to get reacquainted. Fascinating info.

ItsMeAgain's avatar

Lizard people! 🦎🤣

Kim's avatar

The establishment wants to be god not worship the true, living God. They do not want to believe any information that would validate the Bible. Genesis 1-11 states that Adam and Eve were created perfect and that Adam named all the animals before Eve was created. That reveals a command of knowledge and language. Even after their sin with the beginning of physical decline, Adam still lived to be 930 years old. Their son Cain built the first CITY. By the 6th generation from Adam, there were domesticated livestock, stringed and wind instruments, and smiths forging implements out of bronze and iron. These three areas are all considered to be aspects of high civilization. The number of people on the earth at that time could be billions. Adam had other sons and daughters besides the three sons mentioned (Genesis 5:4). This was all before the world wide flood during Noah's day which covered the mountain tops over a year. Sudden destruction of this civilization and their wickedness.

When Noah exited the ark, the physical world looked very different and with the coming Ice Age even more so. However, they still had knowledge from the civilization before them. Noah's great grandson Nimrod built the cities of Babel, Nineveh, and six other cities. The tower of Babel is where God saw that speaking only one language there would be nothing that man purposed to do that would be impossible for mankind to do. Therefore, God confused their language, creating languages and nations to scatter them. After that time, different nations would flourish, become decadent, and then be destroyed with losing some or all of the knowledge they learned. Rome had indoor plumbing which would not be seen again at least in western civilization until the 1800's.

With the Reformation and the Renaissance, man has increased in knowledge. However, we still do not know how the Egyptians built the pyramids with such precision or how they mummified their dead to last for millennia, or how Manchu Picchu was built high in the Andes mountains with precisely fitted granite blocks held together without mortar, or Stonehenge, etc.

Politico Phil's avatar

Indeed. All "mysteries" that belie the academics evolutionary approach to history.

Tom's avatar

I propose a scientific study.

That we inject consenting adults with ALL of the adjuvants that a child would receive according to the vaccine schedule, in a double blind study, with an actual placebo group.

This study must include every aspect of society, to include cancer survivors, the elderly, whatever.

Volunteers, of course.

Only the adjuvants, but ALL OF THEM.

And then track:

All cause mortality.

All cause morbidity.

Short term.

Long term.

Then . . . We do the same, but with the supposed "intervention" (the vack-seen)

Because, what they have been doing is politics and not "gold-standard" science.

Melissa S's avatar

Re: That we inject consenting adults with ALL of the adjuvants that a child would receive according to the vaccine schedule

Sounds good to me, with one alteration. The vaccines with their adjuvants given to infants and children should be adjusted according to body weight. Giving a 200 pound man the same dose as the 7 pound newborn is not good enough. Even over-the-counter drugs have different dosage recommendations according to age recognizing differences between children and adults. But when it comes to vaccines, this is not always done. If at all. I don't know. I just know that the adult pneumonia vaccine designed for older adults (on which it was tested) was also approved for children down to age 2 (on which it was not tested). Similar practice in veterinary medicine as well. The dose for a St Bernard and a Chihuahua is the same.

Peace's avatar

I came her to say the same thing - adjust the dosage for the adult adjuvants.

Richard Whitney's avatar

I agree with you both, but why just the adjuvants? Give the entire vaccines, weight adjusted, to the True Believers who volunteer.

Mrs. RW

SD Scott's avatar

And who I wonder would ever volunteer to undergo what is routinely done to children?

Cindi's avatar

With all due respect, there are any # of parents, pediatricians & other doctors & “healthcare providers”) who ARE morons (SEE circa 2020 to present).

I also do not believe only religious exemptions should be the standard. There should be a blanket bodily autonomy exemption that could fold in religious & medical. After all, what if a parent or person in general is not religious??

I’m also very concerned about the rollout of the mRNA flu vax. Why isn’t mRNA being banned completely?

Julie Young's avatar

Yes; even though I am a Christian, I have always disliked the term “religious exemption” because it negates one’s own bodily autonomy and seemingly subjugates it to a religious institution. Although I was not required to have a Covid shot for my job, I heard from a church friend that our pastor declined to write a religious exception letter for her husband because the pastors didn’t have anything against the shot. If I had needed a religious exemption, I would have contacted one of the Internet pastors (e.g. Dana Coverstone) who were providing them for people.

CHop's avatar

My daughter (in Los Angeles) did not need to state a religious leader. My son did at a State university, but they just did that to make it harder for them to declare it. Some states have conscious exemption, although mine hides it. And religious freedom is covered in the Constitution so the federal government has jurisdiction over it. Same argument why Roe v Wade was reversed.

Tracy F's avatar

Agree! I am a follower of Jesus but refused to file a religious exemption in 2021 to avoid the shot. Instead, I resigned my job because I disagreed that anyone needed a religious exemption. It should have been 100% “NO, I refuse to allow an experimental product to be injected into my body!” Interestingly, of the two hospital systems here, only one “allowed” religious exemptions. Mercy hospitals (catholic roots) did not allow them! Ironic.

SB's avatar

Exactly. This whole business of requiring a shot for anything is the biggest fraud on bodily autonomy ever written.

caveat emptor's avatar

Agree there should be a personal autonomy exemption in the United States. We all remember hearing about Freedom, right?

I'm no biological scientist, let alone a humble lawyer, but the spike protein that binds to the cleavage site, which name I've forgotten, was engineered specifically for the C-19 vaxx. No analogous function is part of the newer mRNA vaxxes, according to AI anyway. I'm still not going to be a user.

SteelJ's avatar

You hit on exactly the same two problems I had with Jeff's otherwise excellent piece. Many, I think most, parents are morons, or at least make moronic decisions. But their choices are no worse than than the dictates from the "authorities". Usually better. And while I see why some fight for religious exemptions if that's the only way to escape mandates, that's discrimination. Why can some religions have freedom, but the rest of us can't?

Leo's avatar

SteelJ - excellent point. Why not simply individual, autonomous freedom?

Pam WP's avatar

The whole “my body my choice”. It only applies to that one medical choice for the looney leftists. 🙄

Cindi's avatar

The problem w/ “experts” & “authorities” (including pediatricians) is that if they’re liberal loons, they’ll have an agenda (as so amply demonstrated by doctors, public health & other healthcare providers across the board) & up-play the “benefits” & downplay the undeniable & significant risks.

Mr_A's avatar

I agree with you. I think the 4th amendment is enough. I explained a bit more in a separate comment.

MSK's avatar

Religious exemptions are available to those, for any strongly held beliefs, that do not want the injection. Just needs to be worded like that. As Jeff points out. Except in those states that denied them all together.

Cindi's avatar

Religious exemption should not be the only exemption. It should be bodily autonomy across the board. “My body, my choice” is as applicable for my right to refuse putting foreign & poisonous juice into my body as women who have the right to murder their babies.

Johnny-O's avatar

Because one of Trump's handlers (Wiles) is straight out of Big Harma.

SB's avatar

I don’t think it should be a thing at all. Make vaccines available, let those who want them get them, ask no questions because it’s none of their business. I don’t understand why vaccines aren’t covered by HIPPA. Put it behind HIPPA, done. Why doesn’t Trumps team just do that. I shouldn’t have to fill out a religious exemption to keep my kid from getting shots to go to PUBLIC school.

CHop's avatar

Religion is a belief that cannot be argued against. That's why it was more effective than the medical exemptions during covid. In addition, freedom of religion is covered in the Constitution and therefore the federal government can enforce it.

Cindi's avatar

I don’t get that about “freedom of religion”. There were many places that required proof that one was “religious” & for at least some of those “religious” people, that may have worked. If I’m not religious, where does leave the likes of me??

I still maintain that bodily autonomy is the best blanket protection that can & would include religious & medical exemptions but that neither of those would be the defining criteria.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Letting RFK, Jr. work was always the correct decision. Eventually he'll find a way to ban mRNA vaccines including the latest dumb flu vaccine. We must stop doubting Kennedy.

Proberta's avatar

"We must stop doubting Kennedy"

Too late Mary. I watchedI RFK Jr lying to the American people and telling them that Measles is a FATAL disease, and telling terrified parents everywhere that "The most effective way to prevent the spread of measles is the MMR vaccine”!

https://x.com/SecKennedy/status/1908967854394982414

Paulette's avatar

You're wrong. I grew up in the 50's, and as kids when we got "German Measels" we were told to stay away from pregnant moms. A pregnant woman who has rubella is at risk of losing her pregnancy or of the baby developing severe and FATAL birth defects. I know of 2 women this happened to... it is sad and devastating. Rubella is life threatening.

Proberta's avatar

"Rubella is life threatening"

So is the Common Cold.

If measles was a fatal disease Paulette, most of us would not be here.

Paulette's avatar

Your comment diminishes and insults the real grief of a mom who loses her baby.

Proberta's avatar

That may be Paulette, but measles is not a fatal disease, no matter what Big Pharma rep JFK Jr. says.

Richard Whitney's avatar

Rubella potentially causing birth defects is not the same as life threatening.

Life threatening means there is a good chance that contracting the disease will kill you. Rubella is a mild disease except, potentially, to fetuses.

Mrs. RW

Paulette's avatar

Then you've never seen a baby who died of micrcephalus, after the mom was exposed to rubella. Or experienced the grief and loss in a family.

Richard Whitney's avatar

What part of "except fetuses" did you not understand?

And microcephaly most likely would be caused in the first trimester, as I said.

Mrs. RW

Richard Whitney's avatar

I looked it up. Just like the GMO shots, the risk is highest in the first trimester.

Rubella infection during pregnancy can cause miscarriage, stillbirth, or severe birth defects known as Congenital Rubella Syndrome (CRS). The highest risk occurs during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, where up to 90% of babies can be affected, leading to lifelong organ damage, deafness, and heart defects.

Second Half of Pregnancy: Damage becomes less common, though infection can still occasionally cause complications

Mrs. RW

Ashley's avatar

There were at least 5 viruses that pregnant women were told to stay away from. My Mom caught one from my parents best friend, who had travelled out of state. She was barely sick, but my sisters brain was forming at that time. My sister was born essentially brain dead, but lived for 9 years. She needed 24 hour care, could not sit up, could not recognize anyone, etc, etc. Yes, devastating!

AJoy's avatar

He also said it recently to Dana Bash on CNN he was very much in favor of the M M R jab.

Proberta's avatar

Yes he is AJoy. And RFK Jr has repeatedly said he is definitely "Pro-vaxxines".

In fact, when RFK Jr replaced the Big Pharma execs he fired, with all those Trump-approved Deep State pharmaceutical reps, RFK Jr assured everyone that "None of these individuals will be ideological anti-vaxxers."!

https://x.com/SecKennedy/status/1932580198198964241

Lucia P's avatar

That was done to assure Cassidy's yes vote on AG.

Steve Stevens's avatar

Why would you think he’ll ban the mRNA flu vaccine when he just got done approving it? That doesn’t make sense.

Why should we stop doubting Kennedy? His recent policy on GOF proves he can’t be trusted.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

He didn't approve it; the FDA did. RFK doesn't sit on the FDA board. Remember that Big Pharma and enemies in the Senate and all the medical societies are fighting him tooth and nail on everything that goes on in HHS. None of know the pressure he's under. Remember when he had to appoint all new people to the FDA? I'm convinced that the Hanta virus, the lettuce parasite, the ebola outbreak in Africa, every measles outbreak, and who knows what else are hyped by the media in order to undermine Kennedy and convince Americans that we are less safe medically under his leadership. He's also found that Big Food is blocking him. It's not that those outbreaks didn't happen, it's the hype that I find intriguing. Outbreaks like any of these are hardly worth mentioning since food borne illnesses happen every year and dangerous viruses that kill don't spread easily.

Steve Stevens's avatar

Of course the media is going to be against Kennedy, but that’s no excuse for his GOF policy or any thing else.

Lucia P's avatar

Had to assure Cassidy's yes vote on AG.

Steve Stevens's avatar

So you’re saying we can expect the mRNA flu vaccine decision to be reversed any day now?

Lucia P's avatar

Not until after Jan 2027, when Cassidy's term ends.

Steve Stevens's avatar

Once Trump’s AG has been confirmed, what can Cassidy do?

So are you saying Trump and Kennedy conspired to let a dangerous vaccine be approved, all so Trump’s AG could win Senate confirmation? That’s evil!

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

mRNA flu product is a rehash.

Proberta's avatar

So when can my non-vaxxinated children go to the public school that I pay taxes for?

Delightful Designs's avatar

When the schools are worth going to .....

PapayaSF's avatar

It looks like the COVID research is still happening:

Wuhan’s ‘Bat Woman’ Runs A New Lab Creating Coronaviruses That Can Infect Humans. U.S. Tax Dollars Are Still Supporting Her Work. Fauci’s former agency is the source of funds.

https://nataliegwinters.substack.com/p/exclusive-wuhans-bat-woman-is-building

Lori's avatar

Someone needs to Hoffa Bat Lady Shi and quickly. A Go Fund Me for that cause should be set up. Many would donate.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Do we know her shoe size?

PapayaSF's avatar

Cement overshoes are one size fits all.

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

But need to know: one bag of mortar mix, or two?

PapayaSF's avatar

She’s not large. One would do.

Lori's avatar

I don't get it. Sorry to be obtuse. I suspect it is a reference to Hoffa.