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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

Yesterday found out my coworkers son going away to college in the Panhandle of Texas was notified and asked if there was any problem with his soon-to-be roommate being transgender (biological female in a men's dorm). Thankfully the University allowed the son to opt for other arrangements and was respectful of his and his parents religious beliefs and wishes. This is in the reddest part of the state of Texas we are talking about. I am a stranger in my own country and state. I've even started to consider leaving paid employment because I just cannot, in good conscience continue to send my tax dollars to the fraud and corruption that is our government. The one thing they are supposed to do is uphold the Constitution fairly and protect our borders from invasion, both of which they are actively and demonstrably failing at in epic form. How can you continue to give your tax dollars to support corruption?

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Barbls's avatar

In a JCPenney store in South Dakota the other day, I heard a mother and daughter talking in English. That's it. Every other customer group was speaking some other language. We are not anywhere near the southern border, and we have miserably brutal winters, so I have to wonder what draws these folks who have no cultural, historical, geographical, or economic ties to this area.

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Stephanie's avatar

They are purposefully planted in all States, that’s why. Our government is placing them wherever they want. Get used to it.

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WP William's avatar

Immigrational Regional Equity; they get red carpet welcomes. If we didn't have a mass of working immigrants in CO then the Yuppy-Democrat Elitist Progressives wouldn't get any work done on their HOA covenanted homes, or have anyone to advocate for and craft policy toward except drug addicted slothful mal-educated types

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

"WP William

3 hr ago

Immigrational Regional Equity; they get red carpet welcomes. "

If you please, would you tell me if that is an official office? thanks kindly <3

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WP William's avatar

No, only fake news; my twisted version of Leftist NWO reality that could be something those freaks would devise

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Maybe winter will get them moving elsewhere. Just, please, not to Florida.

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Susan Banks's avatar

Never get used to it!!!!!! They are all being flown back just as fast as their coming!! They will never stay here!!!

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Peter GL's avatar

as soon as they get their green card and voting rights they will move

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Truthseeker's avatar

I just had this conversation with someone who runs a cleaning service

She said the young people coming here have no desire to work hard- they’re told they can come here and make huge money- doing very little. She thinks that’s why they’re coming.

Well, housecleaning is hard physical work and she can’t keep the young girls. She said she’s lost more girls than she can count to…dance/strip clubs!

Because they can work fewer hours and make more money … and maybe catch a man in the process

Dark times.

Dark.

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Deni Huffman's avatar

I don’t think we have to get used to it, instead, we need to get to the bottom of it.

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Susan Banks's avatar

All DEI have lost their jobs the ones hired to make waves. The ones you said get used to it. This was as of today.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

They’re purposely shipped to red states to strain their resources and agencies and to flip these states blue.

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Peter GL's avatar

here in FL medicaid covers very little, no reason to come here. They will be better off in the BLUEST OF BLUE states

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Smart policy! Every other red state should do that!

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crystal01681's avatar

We live 60 miles from NYC. When we watch the news, EVERY PERSON they interview has an accent and/or can barely speak English! WTH? Do they deliberately stay away from people who are fluent in English, or is this done to prove that NYC is still a melting pot? One would think that everyone who lives in or around NYC is a foreigner. Happens after every incident where they interview the people who live in those neighborhoods....What’s the point?

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Susan Seas's avatar

I lived outside London for several years,Same thing happened there when they started the European Union. I was often asked by American visitors where all the British people were.

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AngelaK's avatar

I remember London in 1980 where despite some foreigners, it was still primarily ethnically English. Fast forward to 97 and it was a different city with only the architecture reminding you of where you were

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

The loss of Europe is particularly sad.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

The loss of Germany breaks my heart. My family's homeland. From

where I must have inherited my love of gardening and needlework

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Kinda like in the South after a tornado. The most illiterate, toothless individual is often chosen to speak about the disaster.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I really hate that 😡 I am not from the South but the deliberate and gleeful stereotyping of people from that part of the country as backward, ignorant hicks really burns me up 🤬

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I am from the South, We’re the last group for which ridicule and stereotyping is fine and dandy. Frankly, we have more serious concerns.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

oh yeah, Texas? The south had very find social education and culture. Craft making, quilting, canning, preserves, garden club, women's bible study. The South is for roses, dogwood and peaches!

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RunningLogic's avatar

I agree on both points. Still bugs me though.

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CuiBono?'s avatar

As a Southerner I sincerely thank you RunningLogic🙏🏻😊. I assure you we are not all toothless or illiterate :).

(I’d like to add that I am not disparaging those who may be though - you never know their story or their struggles😊).

Thanks for your comment!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh I definitely know that! Many very fine thinkers from the South! I also love the variety of accents in this or any other country, it gives a richness and texture to speech that I appreciate so much!!

And I really like your parenthetical comment, it is so true, and I’ve come to really despise those who mock the people they consider beneath them, like those toothless and/or illiterates you mentioned. They might not be well read or articulate or what most would consider attractive, but many of those people have good sense and hard won wisdom earned from life experiences. Far worse are the so-called educated who can’t even think for themselves but just parrot what others say.

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AnitaB's avatar

I’m in Oklahoma, 💯 true!!

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Susan Banks's avatar

Turn OFF THE NEWS!! It’s depressing! We have to stay positive and quit watching lies on TV!!! Go listen to independent journalism. There are hundreds of channels on Rumble. Go find FCB. Gene Decode. He is so smart! Go learn something new! Go outside barefoot and feel the Earth.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

yes, grouding! It does kill pain, reporting from my anecdotal, first-person point of view that is~

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Peter GL's avatar

I wonder if the homegrown Americans either decline to be interviewed or have better things to do?

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AMEDD91CHARLIE's avatar

They are assigned to certain areas to turn them blue. Is your state one of the 15 giving them driver's licenses which automatically registers them to vote, or like Houston Texas, they are paid a universal basic income (Uplift Harris) or your local Catholic Charities has sponsored them into your town.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

(Uplift Harris) is supplying a universal basic income? I am intimately aware with a certain Houston religious group funding healthcare clinics (medical and dental) where no and low cost healthcare is provided to "refugees" and you cannot imagine the Texas Code of Rules and Regulations along with the U.S. Code that has been written to provide everything a person needs to live a wonderful and 100% parasitic life in ease and comfort. I will definitely investigate Uplift Houston and thank you for that information.

Regarding auto-voter registration: Texas is not one of the states that allows non-citizens to possess a driver's license, that should be illegal; as well should be automatically registering to vote. Those 2 practices when combined would constitute direct governmental fraud, election meddling, true insurrection. Not an insurrection from the Uniparty war room, who now holds persons in jail as domestic terrorists for the crime of attending a peaceful protest of an obviously stolen Presidential Election.

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AMEDD91CHARLIE's avatar

Nothing Dakota and Michigan are two of the states offer Drivers Licenses to Non Citizens. UpLift Harris is in Harris county and working directly with Catholic Charities and Houston Interfaith Ministries giving them phones and paying them on apps. They get state and local benefits like about their age to get into school

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

Undocumented immigrants in the U.S. may obtain a driver’s license in the following places:

California

Colorado

Connecticut

Delaware

District of Columbia

Hawaii

Illinois

Maryland

Nevada

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

Oregon

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

FOUND IT!

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AMEDD91CHARLIE's avatar

Add Michigan and North Dakota

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

Ilhan Omar just posted on her twitter account yesterday that "every American should have a guaranteed income to meet their basic needs like food, healthcare and housing" which means to me she thinks the taxpayer should fund the lives of every single deadbeat in the US. She doesn't seem to care if they have clothing. This is the evil and more-than-ignorant mentality we are up against.

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AMEDD91CHARLIE's avatar

Everything about Ilhan Omar is dishonest and disgustinging disrespectful.

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

whatever church or other organization that is sponsoring them

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Barbls's avatar

I heard a talk by a local police dept spokesman, and he kept extolling the virtues of Lutheran Social Services (https://lsssd.org - separate entity from the church) in bringing in and acclimating immigrants. They receive government grants to do this.

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GG's avatar

Lots of Christian charities do this.

It makes me angry.

On the one hand, as Christians, we're called to care for the orphan, widow and the needy. On the other hand, does that mean if our government brings all the widows, orphans and needy and drops them on our doorstep, we're required to care for them all? How is that right? Are these people not the least bit responsible for their own lives? Not caring for them could lead to their death and I believe that man is made in the image of God and therefore worthy of care. But I don't understand how the orphans, widows and needy breaking the law makes them my responsibility. Or any other Christian's responsibility.

Before the government crammed all the orphans, widows and needy down our throats, churches used to send out groups of missionaries to help the orphans, widows and needy in their own lands. I guess that's just not good enough anymore.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

It's very frustrating.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

goodness, I wish you were my neighbor and I could come over for some sweet tea and discuss this! It's been heavy on my heart and conscience.

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GG's avatar

Me too! I need to sit down and write out what I believe. I think that would be helpful.

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

oh absolutely. They "partner" with the government for $$s.

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WP William's avatar

it's massive business, streamlined and well-enacted Globally into all western countries; Unaccompanied Minors etc etc (fleeing Climate Change, persecutions, looking for "family" in the country they are transported to. This is UN top-down intentional demographic relocations for millions

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

Honestly, that shocks me that Lutheran Social services is completely divorced from the Lutheran Church. Was it ever associated? My husband is Lutheran and we don't attend due to, now it appears, our false belief that they are instrumental in support of lawless border and the liberal transexual agenda. Were we wrong?

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Niki Stone's avatar

The churches are 100% responsible for the MAP pedo agenda and Im in shock at how many Christians didn't hold their leaders accountable to stop this madness 50 years ago. If people stop giving to the church when all the pedo stuff came out, I don't think they would have done this with the trans movement

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MayBella82's avatar

IMHO, yes, you are wrong. You go to church to hear the word of God...to grow closer to him. The churches do not send people here, they help those who are here because they are God’s children. Our government is the problem and these people crossing are pawns in a bigger game...though I do believe that there is a lot of evil people who intend harm crossing too.

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Sharon Wood's avatar

I have noticed that for several years the high number of people speaking in another non-english language in my N GA area. In fact, at the farmers market there was a lady next to me, looked mid to upper class, speaking just a little English, and used medicaid coins to buy fresh basil. I thought, wow, where is she from and why is she receiving Medicaid assistance?

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Medicaid coins? Not sure about that...

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Sharon Wood's avatar

I couldn’t see them closely enough but they really looked more like paper wood coins. The vendor I commonly see on Saturdays at the market, I asked him what they were after she left as I was the next customer after her. He told me. So I don’t know the terms and called it Medicaid, meaning govt assistance to very poor folks.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Very odd. Never heard of them... Was in line at Publix the other day and watched as an older woman used FIVE different govt issue credit/cash cards to pay for her groceries... The cashier rolled her eyes as the woman kept pulling them out... a $343 grocery bill...

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SadieJay's avatar

Must be nice. Why the hell am I working so hard? Bah.

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Sharon Wood's avatar

I wonder if that is why they are letting in hordes of ppl for other countries. They need assistance, typically poorer, and then at some point they will all be transferred onto the CBDC.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I understand where you are coming from and agree with your take for the most part, just a word of caution on making assumptions—more and more people are choosing to raise their children to be bilingual and may just be speaking in their “family”/minority language. This is my case and the case of several of my family and friends. But we also make sure our kids know English (actually unless you segregate yourself in a specific community, it’s almost impossible for them not to, in fact full and balanced bilingualism is very difficult to achieve). I am sure people in stores hearing me speak to my kids in another language have often thought we were non English speaking recent immigrants, when that is completely not the case.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

It has to become a new higher standard to attain excellence, bilingual households should be the goal of every upper and middle class home.

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RunningLogic's avatar

It’s certainly more effective than most school language classes 😑 I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve heard some variation of “I took x number of years of y language and all I remember is: [some random phrase]”

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FourWinds's avatar

I didn't realize JCPenney still existed... cool. That aside, yep, these folks are planted everywhere by the government.

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Annie's avatar

At this point if they aren't woke libbies, I am okay with it. Maybe it's because I am a first generation on my dad's side.

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Barbls's avatar

Did your dad speak English?

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Annie's avatar

With a very thick accent.

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Peter GL's avatar

give them $$$ and time and they will become through indoctrination

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Peter GL's avatar

You have Republican Governor, Senators, and Representative, and you wonder what draws these folks to your state? Its the Demoncrats that run the Federal Government what want to ensure they stay in power by diluting your vote base

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RJ Rambler's avatar

WI? MN ? ND?

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RJ Rambler's avatar

No!! 😭

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All That Jazz's avatar

Hmmm...interesting! I would love to know as well.

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Niki Stone's avatar

I am in central Florida so not near Miami which I would expect, it's either rednecks or non English speaking people. I literally have to ask someone if they speak English if they don't have a baseball cap and jeans on. I lived in England for 20 years and probably 60% were non English. Everyone spoke English. What annoys me is how they expect services to speak to them in their language, so you can't get a job unless you are bilingual locally - they need to be forced somehow to learn English. This is bad for our schools and workplaces

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Susan Banks's avatar

They are being flown there and given everything needed to start over!!

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Texas nurse's avatar

That is so awful! Glad they warned you ahead of time! I have 2 years before our oldest graduates and the thought is terrifying. I really am not sure I want him to attend college. So much needless drama and forced indoctrination...he has never attended a public school and I am not sure I want him start at age 18.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Send him to a trade school. So he can actually learn something useful (electrician, plumber, etc.).

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Texas nurse's avatar

He loves history and is super smart but a practical trade is always safe. He actually wants to be a pilot and we had thought about the Air Force academy (since his grandfather was there) but not now! I can’t trust our government to protect my son and not force him to fight in a needless war!

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STH's avatar

He’d be a pin cushion if he went into the AF

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Texas nurse's avatar

Haha well yes there is that too!! I don’t think the military takes religious exemptions 🙄

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Dawn B's avatar

History is great if it actually true. My daughter just graduated and going to a trade school. She can work for a while and then start her own business rather than be indoctrinated and stuck in an unhealthy job with loads of college debt. My oldest went to 4 yrs of college and is not even using her degree because it is in the medical field.

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Gathering Goateggs's avatar

Many majors are sponsoring young aspiring pilots in flight academies right now to deal with the already-bad-and-only-going-to-get worse ATP shortage. Another option is to get a four year degree in an aeronautical field at one of the schools (Embry-Riddle in FL, Purdue in IN, or U. of North Dakota are the big three in this area) where alongside your degree you are trained up through commercial multi-engine/CFI/CFII and then get into the pipeline to acquire your 1500 hours before you can jump to a major. There are plenty of ways to become an airline pilot that don't require you to get anywhere near Colorado Springs.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

Shaving Ryan's Privates: Female Military Recruits Forced To Shower With, Sleep Between, Transitioning Men

transgenders are being rewarded and encouraged in the military. story from Zerohedge.com

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Dinah Negron's avatar

Today a college education is a waste of $$$$$. Send him to a trade school, and he will earn a lot more $$$$ and his mind will be free of all the junk and indoctrination. Besides, a college education is already out of the economic budget of the middle class. He will have a great future.

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CMCM's avatar

Both my plumber and my electrician live in much more expensive homes than I do!

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Politico Phil's avatar

Or go into business for himself.

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WP William's avatar

no hiding; they want control and influence and will never stop

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Over the past year my young ‘yard guy’ has gotten more work than he can handle, has hired assistants and is struggling with whether to keep it small or let it grow. And he won’t do anything but mow, blow and go.

Any service providers who are halfway reliable, decent and honest can make a killing with a lawn mower around here.

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Natalie's avatar

Yes!! I have 6 kids that i homeschool...my daughter turns 18 in Sept. She's done private public and is now homeschooling...she's going to get her reg. Behavior tech. Cert. And look at other trades ...I want my 5 boys each to just pick a trade, I could just send them all out as young adults as a family fleet of useful services instead of wasting their lives in public university 😀

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WP William's avatar

they're coming after trade schools; ColorFakeO Dept. of Regulations pushing DIE on the trades now Governor Pole-Licks is hard to push his dirty business into our business,

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Lisa R's avatar

Amen!

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

He could always consider Hillsdale college, or any other college that upholds traditional values.

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Copernicus's avatar

Hillsdale had a HUGE applicant pool last year.

And, I have not gotten the impression that Hillsdale is necessarily accommodating to our kids with “quirks” whose learning styles don’t fit the Classical model of education.

Don’t get me wrong - it seems to be a great school! But it cannot possibly serve alllll the kids who need a quality, truly traditional (classical, but not in the Classical way) college education.

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NAB's avatar

Copernicus is right. The demand for Hillsdale has increased tremendously since Covid. My daughter just graduated and she said that the school's leadership really doesn't want to increase the size much more because than what makes Hilldale, Hillsdale will be compromised.

Regarding quirky students: my oldest son also graduated from Hillsdale, Copernicus and he is clearly on the ASD spectrum (I would say high-functioning/Asperger's). I found the staff, students and professors to be very caring and tolerant of his many verbal and physical tics and his tendency to perseverate on ideas. But while at Hillsdale he was highly involved in the Catholic group, orchestra, honors program and music fraternity. Though the competition to get in is only going to get more intense, it is definitely worth consideration.

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Copernicus's avatar

What about kids with learning disabilities?

We were in a rigorous private classical model elementary school. Which we loved, until we didn’t. The flexibility and willingness to accommodate was non-existent. We were told the child just needed to stop complaining and do the work like everyone else was doing. 😡

Copywork as a way of learning penmanship and grammar and such is great. Unless you have a writing disability and still can’t remember how to form letters, for instance. (In college obviously they’ll be typing, but even typing can be a challenge for some of these kids.). Our school didn’t see it that way.

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Dawn B's avatar

I can attest to the inflexibility at classic ed schools. It was a great place, but the work load was a nightmare for me to ensure my child got accomodations. It really depended on the teacher and was not cut and dry so the expectations were unclear. Expectations in teaching is most important for student success.

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NAB's avatar

I had my youngest child in a rigorous classical school and agree with you that they can be inflexible. Having differences in processing and learning styles shouldn't be a barrier to attending a classical school, but leadership in these settings think they can just "will" kids to a certain level of performance. I definitely understand what you are saying. I would ask to speak to someone at Hillsdale regarding your specific concerns. I do know that they have many homeschool students at Hillsdale.

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Dick's avatar

The classical school model isn’t for every child. The curriculum is set, the work is rigorous and in our classical and Christian school, they made that clear in the first prospective parent meeting. They really can’t accommodate children with learning disabilities. In recent years, a teacher from that school started an alternative Christian school here, geared especially to those children with learning or emotional disabilities!

….We finally left the C&C school after our two girls finished the 8th & tenth grades because the school culture was sick — esp. in the upper grades. Homeschooled for a year & then entered them in another Christian high school here, which lacked the order & academic rigor, but truly made up for it in Christian love, service; they encouraged charity, maturity and creativity. Interestingly, many of their classmates were also fellow refugees they’d known from years past at the C&C sch. — including their favorite teacher & her kids.

But it all depends on those at the top!! (Both girls were nat. merit scholars, btw — I attribute that to their first years at the classical school. Those last HS years were INVALUABLE, though!).

Many Blessings!

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Shelle's avatar

Yes, I know of a good student who applied to Hillsdale and didn't get accepted. We need more good colleges. Amazing the colleges fall all over themselves trying to be more woke at a time when enrollment has dropped off a cliff, while colleges not doing that have more students applying than ever! Not too smart.

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Natalie's avatar

My daughter, who has learning disabilities, just graduated from Spring Arbor University in Michigan. It is a Christian school and has a very caring staff that deals with a lot of kids who need accommodations. It is not even close to the caliber of Hillsdale (I had two kids who went to Hillsdale), but it is a good conservative school, and I highly recommend it.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Az Christian

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Christine Zuleger's avatar

Wisconsin Lutheran College ( WLC) is in Wisconsin and is a Great faith based College with high academic achievements!!!! Michael Knolls was invited to give a lecture. I have 4 graduates 🎓 from there in our family. Plus my Son in law is an Organic Chemistry professor. Check it out ☺️✝️❤️

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

If they take/accept govt money they are forced to run their school the same exact way as every other college and university that take govt money. Hillsdale doesn't take govt money.... And, that is a HUGE difference.

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AngelaK's avatar

Any school accepting gvt money had to instill wokeism. It all started in the 90s with the Clintons

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Grove City still in that category?

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Renee's avatar

Yes, Grove City is still in that category.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

I have no clue.

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Leah's avatar

Aww, yes! WLC was where I learned to truly live my faith, and I’ll always be grateful. I never had Dr. Glaeske in class, but I liked the guy. I’m pretty sure Angela was there when I was. Though I don’t recommend going into debt to go there, it’s an excellent institution.

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FreeBird07's avatar

Mike Rowe, Dirty Jobs was just on The Highwire...here's the clip and his website

https://thehighwire.com/ark-videos/mike-rowe-the-miseducation-of-america/

https://mikeroweworks.org/

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NanaW's avatar

Since quite a few comments in this thread brought up their own searches for a good school for their children, I thought I’d share a stack from someone I read here. I found this young man’s tale of his search for a decent college very inspirational. He’s very methodical and shares a lot of details about his criteria in looking for a Christian education.

No idea what faith banner he flies under, there were some schools he ruled out because he felt he’d be somewhat uncomfortable with their doctrine and practices personally. But he was very respectful in his approach. Hope it’s helpful to someone else.

https://coltonkirby.substack.com/p/why-i-decided-to-go-to-college-where

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Our youngest just graduated from Mid America Christian University in OKC. As traditional Catholics (Latin Mass) we were at first a little concerned about her being indoctrinated with protestantism.

But having her on a campus where the students, the teachers and the administration were all publicly-declared and practicing Christians was a blessing. Although I'm sure some of the students were LGBTQ, it wasn't publicly tolerated.

We are very pleased with her experience there.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

There's a few good private schools out there. Large public universities can possibly be sorta safe if he steers clear of liberal arts classes and focuses on "hard" subjects like science, nursing, etc. and lives at home. It's risky though.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

We know several kids who enjoy https://www.flagler.edu/. In America's oldest city. Pretty conservative.

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Oma's avatar

Our daughter got her 5th and 6th year of college there (changed majors a couple of times, getting her BA from FSU. She loved it and got extra credit and paid for working at Florida School for the Deaf and Blind. She will be starting her 27th year working with the Deaf (political correct again- it was Hearing Impaired before) in the school system. Their adoption of a 2 year old boy from Chine who was born with no ears has given us a love for that school and FSDB. Our China baby is now living at FSDB, coming home on weekends. Public school offered nothing for the special needs students in most areas, no matter how hard the supervisors of the schools try. Teachers have too much non-educational duties by dealing with students on meds, no breakfast (yes, it’s free, but the kids can’t walk to school alone), not being there and on and on...Now her first born starts teaching 3rd grade in as Orange City school. Many students blessed by these two God loving, giving souls. So, I consider Flagler College a conservative, caring place to learn academically and give back lovingly.

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Oma's avatar

China and all the other typos must be due to Apple saying it’s time to get a new iPhone and iPad!

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RunningLogic's avatar

An interesting and useful resource to get a sense of the campus culture (especially with respect to freedom of speech) is The Fire:

https://rankings.thefire.org/rank

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Thanks, Running Logic...just checked it. Saw a similar 15 or 20 years ago when it mattered to me.

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Gayle Wells's avatar

I don't blame you and I have regrets about my own even as they taught me all that malthusian bs and zero real history. Real courses well vetted would be better.

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Jaci's avatar

Follow your heart, mom!

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SB's avatar

Fortunately, my son wants to go to the college 10 miles away so he can live at home. He still thinks he wants to live on campus and it is one of the more conservative campuses but we had a heart to heart about what he might face living in a dorm these days. I already told him that we will know and choose his roommate or it won't happen. I'd be more worried about a trans living in a girl's dorm but I told him that I can't control how many people living nearby might be gay couples or such and who knows what he might walk in on in the bathroom (gay or straight), or drugs, etc and does he really want to live like that? I have a friend whose daughter avoided high school bathrooms because she was scared she'd walk in on someone having sex. I've already told him that I'm not paying for on-campus housing. I'm praying he chooses the at home option especially since I recently learned it is a minimum of $14k to live on that campus and that is a colossal waste of money when home is free and a much better option.

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AngelaK's avatar

I grew up in NYC and in the 70s we all lived at home and went to college at home.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

My son chose to attend in-state college at a campus 90 miles away vs. at a campus in our city. He had full scholarships for his books and tuition. If he'd chosen the college in our city and lived at home there would have been 0 cost for dorm and meal plan. We told him that he would have to pay us back 30% of whatever we had to cover for his room and board. We had him sign a contract.

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SB's avatar

I'm going with the car option. If he lives at home, I'll use the $14k to buy him a car. If he lives on campus, he can pay the $14k to live on campus and also buy himself a car.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

vicious I tell you! :-)

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Annie's avatar

Good conversation with your son.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

Thems that’s got the gold, makes the rules!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Or another one is he who pays the piper calls the tune 😉 Quite right!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Wow.

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FourWinds's avatar

At least they had the decency to warn you ahead of time, but it never should be an issue in the first place. No, I would not want to room with an alphabet person - who knows how stable they are mentally? That's not meant as an insult - bad things happen when you mess with human hormones.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

When my son enrolled 7 yrs ago at Oregon State he was late and joined in for the winter term. When he filled out his dorm paperwork they asked a question he didn’t understand at the time (7 yrs ago right?). Because of that question and he was late to enroll and there wasn’t room left anywhere else they placed him in a transgender dorm full of these trans kids! It was awful!!! The place was crawling with very weird, gay, lesbian and trans kids. His roommate ended up “liking” him and it was a dude. 🤮 My poor son. The stories he told us about people undressing in front of each other like it was no big deal, male and female…..ugh. Luckily he found the one bathroom that was for private use and that private bathroom became his best friend! He struggled through that and then was able to get the he$$ out of there and we helped get him an apartment with a normal roommate. And this was 7 years ago before it was the new thing to be transwhatever. 🤦🏼‍♀️

Oh and one of the ones who he didn’t know if it was a boy or girl asked about his tattoo which is of Jesus….when he told that person what it was he/she/it growled at him. 😂

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AngelaK's avatar

Growl=demon.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh wow 😳😳😳 That gave me the creeps big time, even just reading about his experience. I can only imagine how bad it must’ve been to live through it.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

It was creepy. And he tried to get moved but there was no other rooms available. It was back before it is like it is now but I still shake my head that we let him stay in there. I don’t know what in the world we were thinking! He didn’t spend a lot of time in his dorm. If it were NOW, no way. He’s be outta there.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Sometimes I feel like when I am caught by surprise by something so extreme, I just don’t know what to do or to think at first. Maybe that was your case, it was such a shock and so outlandishly extreme that it made you kind of “freeze.”

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Ya sort of. It just wasn’t so big back then a short 7 years ago. Trans whatever weren’t demanding to be seen and catered to back then. They were just there. And of course there was the whole “tolerance” thing. We were shocked there was even a dorm for them. Wait! What? Transgender dorm? What is that? How did this happen? Mostly a bit confused it was a real thing happening.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes that’s what I meant, just not something you ever thought of so you were kind of blindsided.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

wow, yes demons. So this is a demon infested place now no doubt!. Luckily the student I speak of is going on a full scholarship so the money is not a waste. I'm out in the deadlands of Texas., deep west texas where there is not even most medical specialists for a good 40 miles or more. I had no idea this was really getting so ingrained as I have been keeping my head down all these good long 7 years now.

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Texas nurse's avatar

Oh my I’m so sorry! Your poor son! Glad he got out of there!

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

Time for a massive tea party!

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Maureen ODH's avatar

DEBORAH E.... word for word “I am a stranger in my own country and state.”...🙌💥🎯👏🏻

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Jaci's avatar

Tradesmen will be in more demand than ever....college is only necessary if the desire is to be a professional and go on for advanced degrees! Hair dressers make twice as much as teachers and have total autonomy!

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MaryAnn's avatar

Former career counselor in higher ed here: please seek career guidance from a qualified professional for your HS aged children. Should be a free service at a local college and time well-spent before deciding where those education dollars are to go.

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Deb's avatar

Would love to know the name of the school in the Texas Panhandle.... this is where I live!

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Frontera Lupita's avatar

Just a FYI...we don’t ‘give our taxes’...it is not a voluntary action...it is a ‘requirement’ and ‘against the law’ to not pay them... but as they stand today, these ‘taxes’ are truly ‘taxation without representation’ as our government no longer represents ‘the will of the people’ (I believe that is why The Revolutionary War was fought and Our Country was created!)

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Willy-nilly's avatar

We need a No Taxation Without Representation 2.0!

What happened to Americans? So passive, it's infuriating.

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Susan Banks's avatar

It has stopped honey! We are getting every dime back! I am right there with you on not working on the books anymore! Open your own business. So many ideas to what you can do depending on interests. Do something you Love! It’s all about bartering with neighbors or Farmers. We will trade for everything and not even need their rotten filthy money!!

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

The Constitution is "outdated" according to the criminals who are "in charge" of our Executive Branch for decades. They were "elected"--but who knows really how SECURE our elections have been for decades? I don't believe in "election integrity" anymore! GOD...SAVE US FROM OUR "LEADERS".

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I am checking into becoming an "expat" in a country that is closely aligned with the USA for many years. I won't name it right now--still in the investigatory stages. Several business connections of mine have visited there several times and were enthralled with it. One of my former clients moved there for his retirement years as it is way more affordable than being retired here in the USA--plus the natives speak English as well as Spanish and they enjoy expat Americanos! It is an Hispanic country--so wish me well, friends! The main religion is Catholic--I have been an independent, evangelical Christian for most of my life--so I should be just fine--faith wise.

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Pam's avatar

Unfortunately you still have to pay taxes on any income. Retirement or worklife…

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

@DEBORAH E. dds,

As someone with a doctorate (dds?) you might be enmeshed in system think, through indoctrination, no fault of your own. If you are open and choose to think outside the box, outside the indoctrination, to expand your thinking into what is actually true vs what you've been taught all your life (I was there, former hygienist in fact, kept putting off going back to dental school and actually couldn't be happier, but have had my eyes opened so again no fault, no foul), on the subject of taxes I have a book that will make you uncomfortable as you come to understand the truth. Cracking the Code: The Fascinating Truth About Taxation in America by Peter Eric Hendrickson. While he is not a lawyer, the legal scholarship in this book is top notch, irrefutable. I gave a copy to a retired federal law clerk (lawyer that worked for +25 years for a federal judge as a clerk, a coveted position in lawyer land, one that involves heavy research the judge/s themselves don't have the time to do while they are hearing cases) and his response after having skimmed -his word, a researcher skill- the book was, "I see his [author's] argument," which he did not dispute. He allowed he would have to go back to read thoroughly.

The truth is that most Americans do not have a federal income tax liability. It takes cojones to file a truthful return after which one should expect to get pushback from the big bully agency. But the truth is in 'their' code, U.S.C. Title 26. It is obfuscated beyond belief. Legalese. And once you know the truth and act according to the law 'their' (agency) tactics become obvious.

The book is *not* widely available. You might find it at online retailers but the price is liable to be exorbitant. You won't find it at brick and mortar locations. Forget the big retail outlets. Even my local independent bookseller told me it was out of print. Not true. I think it's in its 17th printing. (Suggesting the author does short runs, not hundreds of thousands of copies.) You must go to the author's website:

https://www.losthorizons.com

Info there for purchasing. Be forewarned there is no online payment portal. I suspect this has to do with the fact that the author has been targeted by the government to be made an example of. His fortitude to keep fighting the good fight is beyond admirable. To purchase you must put payment in a stamped envelope. I have ordered at least 4 times, all pre-pandemic. Excellent turn around time, better than expected. I recommended in the past year to someone who purchased and customer service/turn around experience was the same. The website is full of examples (the Bulletin Board) of regular folks who have filed truthful returns and gotten back $$ that they did not owe, typically everything they have paid in outside of their true liability (which is zero).

Myself, when I read the book I experienced major cognitive dissonance. My cells rebelled, they had been so programmed for a lifetime. I "fact checked" a dozen or so references, which all checked out, which exercise was tedious to say the least, tiring probably because I was already in that mental state of cognitive dissonance. I gave the benefit of the doubt on the rest, of which there are dozens if not >100. I didn't count.

Highly recommend. I can pretty safely say you don't have a federal income tax liability. If you don't want to "continue to give your tax dollars to support corruption" (I agree, corruption is baked in to that sector: read Whitney Webb's One Nation Under Blackmail) you owe it to yourself to become informed. I hope something here is helpful to you on your journey. Blessings.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

This is the usual nutball tax protester theories about "income." There are ZERO actual tax attorneys or courts who will put up with these fringe theories.

Try it and you may end up in federal prison. Notorious tax protester Irwin Schiff pushed this same theory as to what constitutes "income" and died in prison for his idiocy.

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

yeah Elaine Brown ended up in federal prison for trying to not pay taxes. End up in prison and lose your license. Everyone knows the tax code says you don't have to pay taxes but the system doesn't care. Look at Joe Biden and Hunter flaunting their corruption graft and lucre. You think they are going to get any kind of justice? No. the system is now being helped by A.I. A.I. is progressing to the point they can read your mind with a cell phone and also place thoughts in your consciousness. I know it sounds completely made up. Look it up. It's on Quora. It's happening everywhere and the big Universityy research dept. are admitting it.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

I personally know people that don't pay federal income tax. So much for me since I'm not at liberty to reveal names. I'm just a screwball nut job anonymous nobody on the internet. Ah well.

I agree that both nanotech and subliminal whatever-they're-blasting-us-with are a frightening proposition. Glad I'm not a spring chicken. Less earthtime left to have to deal with the worst of what they have planned. Though I'm sure that in the end God wins. I have no clue on the timeline. The trick, imho, is not caving to fear. It hovers, threatening, but I'm goofy enough (you already knew that) to name it, call it out and keep it at bay 98% of the time. Makes for a better life experience. ~The Cockeyed Optimist

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

Not true @Fred Bennett. You must do your homework. No argument here is based on the Constitution. That's precisely the tack/"nutball protestor theories about 'income' " that gets people into trouble. The law applied is all from the code, U.S.C. Title 26, which is completely separate from the Constitution. The code was "written by" the IRS (like laws are written by drug companies or insurance companies). It is their code. Are you aware that the code has a definition of "includes" and "including"? Do you know what the definition of "includes" and/or "including" is? You probably do. Most people can come up with a reasonable definition off the top of their head, one that would compare fairly to a dictionary definition. There is a common meaning in the English language. Why is there a definition of "includes" and "including" in the code? Do they assume we're stupid? (Well, ok, I grant that could be argued. Ugh. 🙄) The only reasonable answer is because there is a different / special legal meaning within the code. And indeed there is. Under certain circumstances the terms (new legal terms created by the code, NOT words: read again, terms, legal terms, *not* words) "includes" and "including" have a meaning quite different from the common meaning. Look at §7701(c), speaking of obfuscating legalese. If you can't determine on your own what the heck is meant by the legalese, the book Cracking the Code is extremely helpful getting around the obfuscation. Truly. I don't mind arguing intelligently, no ad hominems (of which "nutball tax protester" is one), no emotional outbursts, but you must become informed first. We have to start with the same knowledge base, even if you believe it to be false and are prepared to demonstrate evidence of its incorrectness. All due respect. Most anybody here reading Jeff Childers has a critically thinking mind. I suspect you are very much one of that crowd. This is a different area of investigation and, respectfully, you must dig in and learn before you reflexively respond to what you have seen in the past in the way of folks who have argued the Constitution with regard to tax law. Particularly, in case you are unaware(?) of the 1871 creation of the DC corporation which has nothing to do with the 1780s Constitution, and under which U.S.C. Title 26 was crafted. I encourage you to dig in. The recommended book is scholarly. If you have no scholarship with regard to the code, check it out, and feel free to fact check every single reference. When you bring evidence to rebut, I will sit and listen to your arguments. Until then, please refrain from using a broad brush to paint anyone informed about the code with disparaging characterizations. Thank you for your attention.

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rolandttg's avatar

Concerning the chef. Perhaps the jabs, but I'm leaning more towards an Arkanside. Cleaning up loose ends. Note that many of the Clintons Arkansides weren't enemies, but people who knew too much. Recall 4 former bodyguards of Clinton's were killed at Waco, just one example. Of many. And knowing Mr. Obama's proclivities, well.....

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JW's avatar

Someone commented that the Clinton's chef also drowned in 2015 and that this chef did not swim and was out alone, in the dark without a life jacket. Never know what to believe any longer or if it is even worth trying.

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Just Comment's avatar

WOW, you are right, Former Bush/Clinton White House Chef Drowned in 2015

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/07/flashback-former-bush-clinton-white-house-chef-drowned/

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Annie's avatar

Yeah. Coincidence? Hmm 🤔

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Susan Banks's avatar

How many coincidences can happen before it is Mathematically impossible?

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Freud said there are no coincidences

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GreaterIsrahell's avatar

Anything can happen once.

If it happens twice it’s a coincidence.

If it happens three or more times it is no longer a coincidence.

Off topic, but still......

Q: How many buildings fell at free fall speed into their own footprints on 9/11/2001?

A: Three.

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GreaterIsrahell's avatar

That begs the 2nd question. Why did the third building fall when only two airplanes hit one building each?

Which again begs a 3rd question. Who were the tenants in that mysterious 3rd building that was reported to have fallen five times that day before it actually fell at 5:24PM.

https://rumble.com/v13akws-911-bbc-news-reporters-phil-hayton-and-jane-standley-reports-wtc-7-collapse.html

Find the answers to those two questions, and you've come a long way.

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Jack Bergeron's avatar

At the time, 9/11/2001, I had almost 24 years experience as a full-time firefighter with considerable training and experience in building construction and why buildings catastrophically fail. I was not surprised when the three buildings fell. This summer an I-95 bridge collapsed in Philadelphia due to a fire. The bridge was constructed of steel and concrete, two substances generally considered by the general populace to be unaffected by fire. The bridge collapse was also predicable and no surprise. Predictable incidents occurring about the same time are co-incidents.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Building 7 had limited damage. So how did it fall, pancake style, just like tower 1 and 2? It takes weeks to install demolition charges in a 47 floor structure like that.

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Bryan Dair's avatar

More than 90% of the structural steel in the WTC towers was never exposed to any fire or structurally compromised in any way. Every fireman or structural engineer on the planet should question those collapses, which all three defy the laws of physics.

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Kenneth's avatar

Great aberration

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

and #fitchef, who should have known better, was out sans a lifejacket and was oddly wearing all black at night.

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Kim Thompson's avatar

And a hat. Is that normal for paddle boarders to wear?

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RunningLogic's avatar

Swim cap maybe, if he was swimming before or after? Otherwise it does seem strange.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Exactly!

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AMEDD91CHARLIE's avatar

MOSES! Y'all are so good at this!

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NewScott's avatar

Same as surfing , you are,or should be attached to your board with an ankle line.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

You did see this from today’s C&C, right?

“Chef Campbell’s Instagram page, hashtagged “#fitchef,” includes clips of his workouts, including Olympic swimming — for times. In his videos, Tafari practices backstroke and freestyle, records a 40-minute-long swim workout with his Apple watch, and benches an impressive 315 pounds. Ironically, from social media posts it appears Tafari accomplished a long-standing goal of becoming a confident swimmer around five years ago.”

Apparently he could swim quite well, unless something else was going on.

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JW's avatar

They interviewed a neighbor who said he could not recall anything like this ever before in the "pond" and that it was shallow water with no movement.

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Juliann's avatar

I say an expert swimmer in 8 ft of water could have recovered. He was probably gone when he fell from the paddle board. Dr. Dan Stock said that we would see many deaths as a

Result of Vax injury. Hard to listen to that then, and even harder to see it happening. IMHO

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Austin's avatar

According to Dr. G Medical Examiner, he'd need to have water in his lungs to have drowned. Doubt they'll find that. Of course heart attack, ABV, is a real possibility.

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Temcol's avatar

Love Dr G! I watch her all the time!

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Susan Banks's avatar

I love her!! I just wish they would make news episodes!!

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Befferz's avatar

I've learned so much from Dr G. She just started in syndication on one of my local channels so I only recently saw her show (no cable for years). I wonder what she'd say about what's been going on.

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

In my small community we have an uptick in head on car collisions happening. Witnesses say all of a sudden the car veers into oncoming traffic with no warning. Several of the drivers have been younger people not older people. I am beginning to wonder if the blood clot induced heart attacks are happening out on the highways. Watch for frequency of strange accidents.

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Juliann's avatar

I thought about that possibility happening to a couple of people in Hollywood. Both alleged to have had sudden car crashes. Anne Heche (not sure of spelling) and Leslie Jordan.

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Annie's avatar

It's either the jabs or arkancide. Useful idiots running out of their usefulness to tptb.

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

The jabs ARE a form of Arkancide.

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Copernicus's avatar

So I searched “arkanside” on Brave and drew only references to Arkansas. I assume that “arkanside” is just a reference to the Clintons’ way of dealing w problem people, with a nod to Bill’s Arkansas origins.

Otherwise, help me out if I am getting it wrong. 😬

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Just Comment's avatar

Try "arkancide" using

https://www.mojeek.com/

Mojeek is the only search engine which I have found, which will search through "off - MSM" news sites.

https://www.sgtreport.com/2023/02/arkancide-clinton-advisor-committed-suicide-by-hanging-and-shooting-himself/

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Melissa S's avatar

Thank you for the search engine recommendation!

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Donna in MO's avatar

Wow thanks for that. I use Startpage and Qwant in addition to Brave and DDG when I am researching obscure topics, but always looking for alternatives.

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Old_Mainer's avatar

DuckDuckGo is a much bigger search engine that also reports many results from non-MSM.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

DDG is owned by Google... so.

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TB's avatar

Yeah... during COVID, DDG basically said "we promise to protect your privacy, but we're also going to 'protect' you from misinformation in search results".

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Loretta's avatar

And that's when I moved to Brave

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

BINGO. moved to Brave.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

I did not know this. 😡

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

I'm going to try Mojeek!

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Susan Banks's avatar

Thank you for the new search engine!!

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Arkancide has become a generic reference to a long list of Clinton associates who have died under somewhat mysterious circumstances. Such as being declared suicide with two bullet holes in the back of the head. That’s a true story.

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AusYank's avatar

It used to be 43, I checked again recently and its up to 56. Explains a lot of behavior by public servants, they are literally told they and their families will be killed if they don't go along. I wonder what they have on Kevin McCarthy?

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Copernicus's avatar

😡

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

He has a wife and two children and possibly some grandchildren.

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Copernicus's avatar

😡

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RunningLogic's avatar

Just a helpful tidbit, the “cide” ending/suffix refers to killers or the act killing:

a learned borrowing from Latin meaning “killer,” “act of killing,” used in the formation of compound words: pesticide, homicide.

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Copernicus's avatar

Yeah, I figured that. I was trying to understand the “Arkan” part of the etymology.

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

The Clinton's began their reign of terror in Arkansas.

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CStone's avatar

You’re spelling it wrong.

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Shellie Willmering's avatar

I agree with the Arkancide theory. It's time to clean up any mess (witness) to Michael Oblama 'issues' that would interfere with 'his' possible presidential run in '24. Like Joan Rivers said, "everybody knows he's a tranny." I believe she suffered from Arkancide as well.

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AusYank's avatar

On election night 2016 Hilary wrote an email to Huma Abedin: "If this SOB wins we're all going to be swinging from nooses!"

Interesting choice of words, considering it was just a political campaign...

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JimB's avatar

Nonsense I’ll bet he had a cardiac event and drowned.

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WP William's avatar

no need for a secretive hit when the Vaxx-boosting works so nicely

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

I was leaning toward the "Blood Clot Shot".

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Temcol's avatar

Maybe he saw something he shouldn’t have. Reports coming out say he couldn’t swim but here it is, proof the media lies! Why would they?

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KGer's avatar

We’ll never be told the the truth, truth is whatever spin they want to put on it. Then they tie it up in a nice little package, and figure we’re all just a bunch of bugwits who’ll believe everything we’re told. If this is either jab or house cleaning related I don’t think they’ll lose any sleep over it. Human life means nothing to some people!

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CMCM's avatar

Bugwits with very short attention spans and no memory.

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Citizen Satirist (CS)'s avatar

Anyone know what the Clinton body count is up to now? Last I heard it was something like 56...

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GreaterIsrahell's avatar

It's much higher if you count both Bill and Killary's "contribution". The embassy in Libya happened on her watch, for one.

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Citizen Satirist (CS)'s avatar

And all the color revolutions she helped to organize - like Syria...

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GreaterIsrahell's avatar

Yes, indeed. The green revolution in particular. Victoria "Fuck the EU! We want Yatsieniuk!" Nuland wasn't alone planing the Maidan thing either. Her boss Killary got her hands dirty there too.

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Dawn B's avatar

I'm leaning to maybe he was more than a chef... We will never know anyway.

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Peter GL's avatar

yes, very difficult to drown by suicide

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Kim Thompson's avatar

Check out this speech at the 13:07 mark. What do you think of it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqNO97IPQ9c

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Oh, Michael! Anyone ever ask who is Michael? Maybe Joan Rivers. But she’s dead.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Did #fitchef see that Michelle has a schlong?

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

"Michael and I" Who in the world is the Michael he is speaking of? Even if the transcript he was reading from may have said "Michael" any husband knows they had better use the correct pronunciation of his wife. Weird!

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Dee's meow's avatar

Thank you.

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CaplT's avatar

Clintocides may be contagious. They cases have certainly traveled much farther than AR.

May be it’s a new variation, Obamicide flu. There’s $360B that OBiden made available to make it happen. Ask JohnP.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

This guy was probably blackmailing good ole Barry--and they rubbed him out--he did NOT "drown"! He could have had a SADS death that looked like drowning, of course!

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Gayle Wells's avatar

Epstein's Chef named by one of Epstein's victims as the person that would have absolutely seen it all and then suddenly!

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

“Take care, brethren, that there not be in any one of you an evil, unbelieving heart that falls away from the living God. But encourage one another day after day, as long as it is still called ‘Today,’ so that none of you will be hardened by the deceitfulness of sin. For we have become partakers of Christ, if we hold fast the beginning of our assurance firm until the end[.]”

— Hebrews 3:12-14 NASB1995

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Julie Ann B's avatar

“Encourage one another day after day....” Amen, Janice, Amen

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Raptor's avatar

Yep. And encourage one another to read God's word for us! Staying in His Word and talking with Him daily coupled with encouraging each other to hold fast to His promise keeps His own from ever falling away. What a blessing!

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Annie's avatar

Amen.

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Sondy's avatar

My son got an excellent education in molecular biology/botany at OSU. Sadly it came with a unhealthy dose of liberalism, followed by marriage to a very liberal women; both are atheists and when COVID hit we parted ways. I miss my grand girls and pray someday they will develop their own values and want to have a relationship with me. God works in mysterious ways and I never give up🙏 Trade School, Hillsdale College or a good Christian College thar is fully vetted!

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Raptor's avatar

Sondy As soon as I post I am praying you son, his wife and their children find their way to the ever lasting hope and assurance in Christ. He can move mountains. He made all things in existence. He hears our prayers. Never give up!!

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Sondy's avatar

Thank you. I never lose Hope. Everything on His time not mine.

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Raptor's avatar

My husband and I were just discussing that in the car today. I hope your son looks at human biology and the miracle of his children and sees the creator in their complexity, simplicity and beauty. Life is truly a miracle.

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John Bugni's avatar

My son and his wife are expecting in October. Their Dr has suggested anyone around the infant should take the flu vax. I'm a DMD so have a good understanding of our immune system and have read and resesrched vaccines widely. I'm opposed to taking the flu vax but may have to take a chance to be around my granddaughter. Thoughts?

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Raptor's avatar

There is an average of 80% chance it will be for the wrong strain of flu. There is a 100% chance it is not good for you and may make you more vulnerable to flu. You may experience a bad reaction to a useless vaccine. WHY would you do it? You are opposed to it. You have more care for that child than the pediatrician. Talk to your adult children and reassure then John. In love. I hope your children are courageous and protect their baby from... them.

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John Bugni's avatar

Thanks for your comments, Raptor.

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JFly's avatar

Lie. The flu vax doesn't prevent flu anyway. I know of several people who got it last season who had taken the flu vax. They got as sick as everyone else exposed.

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Sondy's avatar

I didn’t cave to that pressure with COVID, but it is a very individual choice. I had had a blood clot and PE after a surgery. Was not willing to risk it. I would be darn sure it doesn’t include the COVID shot,too. I had always gotten a flu shot but never again. My trust is gone.

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John Bugni's avatar

Thanks, Sandy, for your comments.

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Patrish's avatar

My cousin took a Vax to be able to see her grandchildren. She just learned to walk again and is rarely able to see them with her new disabilities.

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John Bugni's avatar

A stark reality.

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Peace's avatar

This is so heartbreaking! I truly hope you will be united with your son and family very soon. Never give up!

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

We are all drawn to these comments by a guiding hand. 🙏

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JCrutcher's avatar

Amen!

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redpilled69's avatar

Amen... been here for this conversation before... I need to be encouraged EVERY day

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Willing Spirit's avatar

As do each and every one of God’s precious children…

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Jaci's avatar

Look up...

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I chose you from the world,

to go and bear fruit that will last, says the Lord.

John 15:16

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Sondy's avatar

Amen🙏

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TriTorch's avatar

Jeff, with regard to Musk changing Twitter's name to 'X' from your article yesterday, there are a lot of interpretations springing from Nimrod to Osirus, but the following is by far the closest one to the truth in my opinion:

The 'X' stands for combining angel and human DNA to reach godhood. It is straight out of the Book of Enoch and has to do with fallen angels and the Nephalim. It does not bode well. Everyone should take the time and watch this:

https://bitchute.com/video/Ph6qgsn5iqOj

I really cannot emphasize enough how important it is to watch and share that ^ video. It is crucially important information which exposes what we are facing.

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TriTorch's avatar

Speaking of what we are up against, the adversary really does hold the world in the palm of his hand. These people are not human:

https://bitchute.com/video/KumEmvT7Yfyr

When the devil offered the world to Jesus, Jesus did not doubt that the world was his to give: Matthew 4:8 Again, the devil took Him up on an exceedingly high mountain, and showed Him all the kingdoms of the world and their glory. 9 And he said to Him, “All these things I will give You if You will fall down and worship me.”

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Here's another creepy one. Look at her eyes! https://twitter.com/i/status/1683294431691124738

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

JEEZ! Has to be demon possessed or on antipsychotics. Now that I learned Sanpaku eyes I see it everywhere. Take a look at Adam Schiff. Many other psychopaths in Congress.

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Politico Phil's avatar

... Many other psychopaths in Congress....

True that! When I look at these walking cadavers like Pelosi, I wonder how anyone can vote for someone who is nothing more than a power-crazed zombie.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Vote?

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Politico Phil's avatar

I know. Laughable, right?

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RunningLogic's avatar

Some people actually DO vote for them. And proudly! 😕

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

Japanese call it SANPAKU eyes and believe it is a marker of psychopath or drug addict. In this case though I believe it is demonic possession!. Yes, Jesus didn't refute Satan's ability to give him the world. I believe the Bible says "be in the world and not of it". So we continue to pray and with Jeff Childers help we get to laugh at the absurdity of it. So happy I found Covid and Coffee. Jeff Childers you deserve a break! Happy vacation.

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mm's avatar

Saw that the other day and thought it was really creepy. Either she’s on drugs or something is definitely wrong with her!

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NoWay's avatar

While I do believe anything these days, I also know that video ( and voice) is easily altered. So I guess I believe everything and nothing at the same time.

What a weird time we are in.

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none none's avatar

The aide is definitely controlling the show. And looks demon possessed.

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Laura Kasner's avatar

That was BIZARRE!

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AngelaK's avatar

Does anyone remember Biden’s black hole eyes during his few campaign speeches? It was so creepy. Maybe it was drugs which enlarged his pupils or maybe he was showing the demonic inside? Who knows!

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FourWinds's avatar

My God what did I just see? We used to call that the "cult stare".

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TriTorch's avatar

Yikes! We've got some serious problems on our hands.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Wow.

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Raptor's avatar

Anne. Way to under sell it.

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Fla Mom's avatar

For those of us who can't access Twitter, if this is about a recent congressional hearing, who is the Representative speaking, and can you briefly describe the aide behind her? Then I can look at the video on C-SPAN.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Thanks! I wonder if it's her first time hearing her words being read by her employer in a hearing, as if they were the Representative's.

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TriTorch's avatar

Interesting point... Yeah, maybe she's waltzing through lala land due to the euphoria of just that

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Texas nurse's avatar

Yikes!! Demon possessed or drug or both? 😳

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CStone's avatar

I agree. And it’s also disturbing how few people realize that we are in a war of Good vs Evil, but try to ‘dumb it down’ by pretending it is something like an annoying gnat flying around.

ThAt, in my opinion, is the BIG problem. God’s Word says “IF MY people”........(will repent and turn from THEIR wicked ways).....

But instead, they bat the Truth away like a truculent teenager, unwilling to hear, to obey. So, deeper into this madness we go. Our arrogance on display and ‘in His face’. I wonder if He is as weary of us as we are with each other. Sigh........

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TriTorch's avatar

100% Terrific comment!

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

A mouthful of wisdom.

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Lyndsay's avatar

I totally agree. Seems most are trying to stay optimistic or in denial even though things are spiraling fast.

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Dawn B's avatar

How can the creation (devil) tempt Jesus (creator)? Jesus suffered as a human/man but was perfect and part of God, or the trinity, as some say.

I find it ridiculous that the devil would say to Jesus that he could have all the world knowing Jesus' Father created it and that Jesus would rule it one day.

Dumb devil...

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

I think he was telling Jesus that he would let him rule the earth without having to suffer.

Of course, the enemy is a liar and the truth is not in him, so he wouldn’t have done it, but Jesus was facing the worst suffering in all mankind, so I can understand how it would be tempting.

I’m very glad he held firm.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yep, not as smart as he thinks he is…

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Juliann's avatar

I am very suspicious of Elon Musk. A one-stop App marked with an X.

“X is everything”. Not today!

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AngelaK's avatar

Not feeling the X and black...it is unsettling for me. I am getting so sick of famous people and their fascination with black and dark symbolisms.

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Annie's avatar

I have never tweeted and I will never "X" either.

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Responding to this note made me realize that Elon has a thing for "X"

First SpaceX and now X...

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daiva's avatar

Don't forget X Æ A-Xii 😏

(that's the real-life name of Elon Musk and Grimes’ baby)

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RunningLogic's avatar

And the Tesla model X.

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Tom's avatar

On an unrelated (/s) note, I wonder what all this UFO disclosure talk is about?

Those transdimensional (pun intended) demonically possessed meat suits are going to preach a gnostic gospel that they put us here or engineered us. I'll bet a shiny new debased dime.

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AngelaK's avatar

Those who are into new age spirituality, and dont believe in demons will fall for that.

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PNew's avatar

I’m thinking ‘X’ like the illiterate man’s signature, and so identifying with everyman.

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RunningLogic's avatar

That was my thought too.

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

I just made a comment about Elon as well. Not about X, but more about why Space"X" won't succeed:

https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-great-spacex-deception

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CStone's avatar

Thank you. For years I was indoctrinated into believing their lies. But I started waking up and suddenly I see that all their climate stuff is junk science based on ‘models’. Then I realized the ‘globe’ was a theory as well, based on models. Then I saw a meme. A meme!! Lol. Of Nixon, on a landline, talking to someone ‘on the moon’.......and I couldn’t stop laughing at how bad the propaganda was/is.......and I fell for it!!!!!😂😂😂😂.

“Get under your desks children!!! We are practicing nuclear drills....your desks will save you from the BOMB!!!”

Okie-dokie.

Fear is the governments main ingredient in their poison and they force it in IV’s when we’re children, but we drink it in through straws as adults.......willingly.

I read this the other day, and it’s true:

“I followed the science and found the money”.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

The power of a meme!

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Special Ted's avatar

Some folks make fun of memes, claiming that they are silly. But...every book about 'outer space' that I read growing up was nothing but memes...drawings!

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k crybs's avatar

thanks for sharing this link - ive been interested in learning more about flat earth theory!

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

here's a post i wrote on the topic! this post is a intro into a 4-part analysis on the topic!

FYI; the intro is free, the the 4-parts are member only. you can check them out with free seven day subscription and cancel afterwards if you wan (or support me if you enjoy them :))

https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-spirituality-of-flat-earth

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devoalan's avatar

Yeah they are doing horribly.

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WP William's avatar

yes, shortcutting to godhood; who needs God or some Jesus or prophet to facilitate the process? Plus Nature and cosmic energy are way too slow and unreliable as well. Let's Technify the new Tower to Above-the-earth Existence and Dominion

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Excellent video

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Bethel IS A PART OF THE ANTI CHRIST! BEWARE! They belong they can control God's will.

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AngelaK's avatar

Bethel? What is that?

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Eric's avatar

I gotta believe that if Ron Popeil was still around he'd be making serious bank on Popeils Pocket Defibrillator & Clot Buster.

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Annie's avatar

Some of the vaxxed at my work have started having hemoglobin issues. It has been close to 2 years since their first shot. I think they thought they had dodge the bullet. A lot is based on things I see and hear. I think some are not as unaware of the clot shot issues as I previously thought.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

What kind of hemoglobin issues?

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Annie's avatar

I asked and they said the kind that shows lack of oxygen in the blood even though you have more red blood cells. Also can be due to clotting. I not sure. But the way they were looking at me and what they found on various medical sites wasn't comforting. Apparently a doctor confirmed that. I try to show calm and quiet concern. I know it's the vaxx as they never had any issues and are in great health. Unless they ask my opinion, I won't say. What good would it do?

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

I felt the same way with a long time friend. I finally had to just say it. She was thankful and decided to leave her doc for a naturopath/nutritionist. Now feeling better. Give her the McCullough protocol for ridding the body of the spike protein. We know that Genetic vaccines have no “off switch”; the continued Spike protein piles on more insult to injury. This is his protocol: “We are hopeful that 3 to 12 or more months of the triple combination, oral base Spike detoxification protocol can begin to catch up with and begin to dispose of the Spike protein so the body can heal itself provided no further injections are administered.”

Nattokinase 2000 FU (100 mg) 2X a day

Bromelain 500 mg once a day

Nano Curcumin 500 mg twice a day

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

What kind of symptoms are they having?

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Annie's avatar

Showing up in bloodwork. Most I routine screening through the company.

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this little authoritarian's avatar

I agree. In fact, the stringy noodles from Popeil Automatic Pasta Maker do look eerily similar to the stringy, fibrous clots...

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Credenda's avatar

Eww! Gross! :)

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Tom's avatar

Order now, and you'll get a can of spray-on fake surgical mask absolutely free!

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MaryAnn's avatar

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😁

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mark romkee's avatar

...this non-existent UFO garbage is a ruse to draw attention away from the corrupt Biden crime family. Let's talk about things 'out of this world' to keep the focus off of the treasonous corruption that we call the Biden crime syndicate, and it's NEGATIVE consequences on this nation.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Just keep investing your time into reading God’s Word. All the answers to life can be found in the Bible. There are no UFO’s, there are no aliens from outer space. God lays out His creation in Genesis. His Word is truth and it’s unchanging.

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Juliann's avatar

Scripture debunks climate change.

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WP William's avatar

Discussing the "climate" (weather and drought and fire) in CO with a nice couple; i mentioned that well, as we know the earth has basically been steadily and increasingly warming since the end of the last ice age which both women acknowledged as factual. Like if a house is burning and i light up a cigar and get blamed for the fire and nasty smoke.

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AngelaK's avatar

IMO, History of nature confirms it. It has always happened. Man has nothing to do with it. Man today thinks he is God.

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Ann K.'s avatar

Fr. Seraphim Rose, in “Orthodoxy and the Religion of the Future,” about 50 years ago, has a chapter on how UFOs will become more important.

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AngelaK's avatar

Yup! He foresaw it, may he rest in God's peace.

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AngelaK's avatar

My husband and I saw 3 triangular UFOs one night coming home from Bible study. We dont obsess over what we saw. God knows. Does a UFO lead me to God? No. So who cares.

I just read an article which quotes Fr. Seraphim Rose (deceased Orthodox monk priest) and is spot on:

'Perhaps the most sobering aspect of Fr. Seraphim’s analysis is the eschatological significance that he attached to these aerial phenomena (see pp. 110-112), which he interpreted in light of yet unfulfilled prophecies of “fire from heaven” (Rev. 13:13) and “terrors and great signs from heaven” (Luke 21:11). In other words, the increased frequency of UFO sightings may be a sign that we’re approaching the end of time.'

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Julie Ann B's avatar

There is also the issue of psyops and NASA, as well as the DOD, have a tremendous amount of technology and other sophisticated equipment that can be used to create distractions and images in the sky or anywhere. It’s often difficult to distinguish truth from lies but that is also a characteristic of the End Times. From my understanding, all the Biblical prophecies have been fulfilled.

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CStone's avatar

Not all of Biblical prophecies have been fulfilled yet. The two witnesses haven’t, unless we are misinterpreting who the two witnesses are.

But there are so many things we have misunderstood due to the bad translations of the Word. So. I am

Watching

Waiting

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Throughout history God has raised up witnesses to share His Good News. The tribulation will be no different; God will provide witnesses of His redemptive work to the very end of days. Until the Rapture, Jesus has commissioned every believer to be His witness. After the rapture of the church the Holy Spirit will empower 2 witnesses who will prophesy during the Tribulation. Jesus refers to them as “my two witnesses” indicating a special relationship to Him. (Rev. 11:3) They are not named in the Bible but some scholars have speculated they could be Moses and Elijah. That is speculation; God tells us everything we need to know, not every single detail of what’s to come. Trust Him!

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Yes. We must all completely ignore it.

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FourWinds's avatar

More smoke and mirrors, yes.

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WP William's avatar

Fires caused by mirrors and the resulting smoke perhaps too

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Joy Lucette Garner's avatar

"Moving closer" to impeachment is code for "It will NEVER happen."

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HUMDEEDEE's avatar

Jeff doesn't usually come across as a "sweet summer child" but I had to snort in derision when I read the last sentence "this Biden impeachment would seem to have more substantial, valid reasons than any of the previous cases. So hang in there. It’s coming." It may be coming, and the reasons may be valid, but that has nothing to do with getting rid of him. McCarthy - "this rises the the level of impeachment". Oh for the Lord's sake. I can't even.🙄

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

haha. my first good laugh of the day. THANK YOU.

here's my big laugh for the day yesterday. I spent the entire afternoon laughing and singing the song. I mainly come here for the comedic genius who is Jeff Childers!

enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnOyMSEWNTs

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Irunthis1's avatar

OMG thanks I needed that.....at the RED HOUSE!!!! lmao!

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Gretchen Joanna's avatar

Brilliant!!

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Old, but absolutely a treasure!!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Hilarious!! 🤣

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Karen Bandy's avatar

🤣🤣🤣

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devoalan's avatar

Seems to me they could go for treason, and execution. Nothing less has been committed. What's the law say regarding that? Oh wait. Yeah.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

I’m thinking it would be more enjoyable to have a military tribunal.

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Jay Horton's avatar

Yep! Like the wrestlers of the WWE; bashing each other, smacking each other with chairs and the like but then you find they are eating together at Denny's and drinking together at the bar and shooting pool.....

"It's a big club and you ain't in it".

I think Jeff is a little optimistic regarding the down side for the Biden's in Camelot.

Later Jay

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DEBORAH E. dds's avatar

And I thought the Republicans were going to hold Kevin McCarthy to account if he wasn't supportive of the conservative agenda. Yeah! I'm with you. Will never happen!

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Joy Lucette Garner's avatar

They had all of the evidence against the Bidens years ago. Right, left, it doesn't matter. They all work for the central banks, big pharma, and the military industrial complex.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

I think impeachment is inevitable. Evidence if corruption is too strong. No way they can bring all this out and not. Even McCarthy will have to despite not really wanting it.

Question is: are Dems going to write Biden off, or (more likely) cover up like monkey triplets and vote no impeachment no matter what and trust the media to spin it to minimize political damage.

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Unsteady's avatar

One out every five people in America could die suddenly and Fauci would still be spouting Covid nonsense and Google would still be removing Covid “misinformation” - that’s our reality.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

And Duke Health near my home in NC STILL has this false info on their website, assuring us that the shots are safe, even for pregnant "people." The delusion is strong. https://www.dukehealth.org/covid-19-update/covid-19-vaccine-and-pregnancy

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OnTheJump's avatar

I CRINGE every time I hear "pregnant people".

I find it insulting, somehow. I think I am not alone.

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Dr Linda's avatar

You are not alone

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Julie Ann B's avatar

It’s insulting to our intelligence to think anyone other than a biological female can become pregnant. It’s just more indoctrination through the use of words.

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Tom's avatar

Jeremiah 30:6-7 "Ask now, and see, can a man bear a child? Why then do I see every man with his hands on his stomach like a woman in labor? Why has every face turned pale? Alas! That day is so great there is none like it; it is a time of distress for Jacob; yet he shall be saved out of it."

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

"biological female" is redundant. 😊

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Steph D's avatar

They are trying to change society by making up new terms and redefining current words in our vocabulary. So very dystopian.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

Even they would agree a uterus is needed, I think, it's just "hurtful" to call the women who think they're men women. It's better to hurt those allergic to absurd use of language.

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Raptor's avatar

It is insulting. It is also scientism which springs forth from the cult of dipshitism brought to you by the god of delusion and confusion. May his head be soon crushed under the foot of the King of Kings.

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Shellie Willmering's avatar

"cult of dipshitism"

🤣🤣🤣

That is fabulous

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes that is pretty accurate 🤣😆

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NAB's avatar

I get enraged when I hear stuff like this. I would never have considered myself a feminist, but I am getting to see the point of it given how women are being erased a little more each day.

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OnTheJump's avatar

Appears they want to erase all reference to sexual distinction - man/woman, mother/father - heck, "chest-feeding" ..... WHAT?!

A robot can (and will!) raise the children just fine, eh ?

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CStone's avatar

Militant feminism is what brought us to all this ‘dipshitism’.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Same!!

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Celayne Jones's avatar

You are not. It’s absurd.

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Copernicus's avatar

Nope. Not alone.

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NAB's avatar

Duke Health. One of the premiere health systems in the country if not the world and still pushing this BS. AT LEAST they say "breastfeeding."

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Anne Clifton's avatar

I received cancer treatment tere in 2008, and I loved my compassionate oncologist. Then, in 2021, I saw a video of him recommending the shots. I haven't seen any indication that he's awakened to the truth. (He's no longer with Duke.)

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Lisa R's avatar

🤬

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Steph D's avatar

The blanket excuse to young people dropping dead will forever be climate change. 🙄

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FourWinds's avatar

Or eating meat, or sleeping too much or in the wrong position, or what was that one the other day...?? Oh yeah, sneezing violently.

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Tom's avatar

Or setting your clock back an hour. Or gardening. Or experiencing joy. Or being aware of the existence of un-jabbinated people.

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FreeBird07's avatar

Drinking red wine, driving....

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OnTheJump's avatar

.....and the sheep nod their heads, in unison.

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OnTheJump's avatar

Too true. And if convenient for 'them', it will be pointed out, for example,

the 'vax status' of a person recently passed - ie an UNVAXXED person. But a 'vaxxed' person dies suddenly..... crickets.

This reality sucks bigly.

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Copernicus's avatar

I am afraid that for as much as even all of us are becoming somewhat accustomed to these previously bizarre clotting and sudden death scenarios, we are raising a whole generation of medical students and new doctors who are “growing up,” so to speak, in their training, where these previously UNHEARD OF events are now commonplace and simply blamed on bad genetics or bad luck or overexertion.

I remember just a few decades ago that anyone in their 20s-30s who had a heart attack was using cocaine, until proven otherwise. Because heart attacks just don’t happen in young adults. Now, even that no longer gets a hearing, at least that I’ve heard about. But maybe someone who actually works in an ED can enlighten us.

And anytime a young woman had blood clots, there would have been a massive search for why. Especially a woman who wasn’t pregnant. Because blood clots don’t just happen.

Unfortunately the docs who are coming out of school and residency over the last three years and going forward (1) haven’t gotten the real hands on bedside teaching and experience of prior generations because, well, germs and (2) are seeing as common what up until Dec 2020 was absolutely rare and not common whatsoever.

God, rescue us and open eyes and bring forth the truth tellers who will speak the truth to these new docs and students. And protect the truth tellers.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Actually, it has been going on for quite some time. We don't trust any MDs under 50 unless we KNOW the medicine they practice, especially if they work in an academic setting where "new medicine" is NOTHING like medicine! Our mid 30s MD daughter informed her MD father, that his medicine practice was antiquated, "we do things differently now...." My husband

(her father), is one of the most brilliant physicians I've ever known, not because he's my husband! I've worked with hundreds of them in the past! He can talk medicine so fast around her she gets dizzy! When he recommended Ivermectin, HCQ, Vitamin D3 and Zinc for her bad covid in December of 2020 she laughed, "all those studies are ancedotal." The EXACT same phrase repeated ad infinitum on msm and at the academic institutions of medicine throughout the US! Yet, when he asked her why Uttar Pradesh in India went from massive covid to zero in short time by giving everyone Ivermectin, vitamin D and zinc she refused to believe it, despite proof. She was out of work for 3 weeks and literally let them shoot her up with the first vax while she was still recovering😵‍💫😵. No, medicine is not the same! Medical schools and residencies are filled with under performing diversity admissions and it is glaringly obvious to the older professor/MD attendings! LOW expectations. They are being dumbed down even in medical school! Residency selection is based on diversity... used to be they wanted the best and brightest. Make that make sense...

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RunningLogic's avatar

That’s so discouraging and sad 😕

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

It is worse than that! It is infuriating!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Also, yes!!

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NAB's avatar

It's already started. I have two nephews in the med school and residency pipeline and you hear them say things like, "well, we're just more aware of these issues now."

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Copernicus's avatar

That is truly horrible. I don’t even have words.

Saying that is basically saying that young adult women used to have blood clots but apparently nobody, including themselves, happened to notice any symptoms. That is incredibly arrogant.

And it also is to say that we just now happen to be noticing that young adults are dropping dead for no reason, whereas up until two and a half years ago, any young adult’s sudden death - especially if a celebrity or sports figure - would have been scrutinized backwards and forwards six days til Sunday, or whatever the saying is.

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CHop's avatar

Bronny James just had a cardiac arrest while practicing. I'm waiting to see how LeBron reacts.

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NAB's avatar

Will be interesting to see LeBron's reaction. IF what we suspect happened, happend, he got played (pardon the pun) and his child is the one to suffer for it.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah that’s just a whole other level of gaslighting 😡

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

Funny that we're just noticing it more when it seems we're (society) is doing its best to ignore it.

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

Saw a 16yo healthy male with moderately severe stroke in the ER the other day. Yeah, that sort of thing just happens, part of growing up...

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Copernicus's avatar

That makes me want to say words I don’t say. I mean,…..

Are you allowed to do the {previously customary} work up for such an unusual phenomenon? I mean, in past times, up until a few seconds ago, doctors would have been soiling themselves if they saw something like that, and there would be case reports and grand rounds and that sort of thing, trying to figure it all out.

How do you handle discussing w family? Do you ask about injection status? Any ability to suggest they may want to avoid thrombotic instigators such as well, airplane flights and certain injections?

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

I think they ignore it and say "well, it's just one of those super rare cases. Just like the one yesterday"

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Copernicus's avatar

But at least until recently, rare cases still got evaluated in attempts to understand why they happened. For education and also for things like prevention of future recurrences. 🙄

Don't doctors do ANYTHING useful anymore?

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RunningLogic's avatar

Wow 😳😡

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CHop's avatar

My daughter's friend is now a PA. She said "The sun causes skin cancer. Why would I go out in the sun if it could kill me?"

On a positive note, more doctors are now looking into the actual studies and necessity of numerous vaccinations and not blindly taking recommendations.

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Natalie's avatar

Those are the same people spraying themselves with toxic chemicals to "protect" themselves from the sun...

I'm sorry but you cannot tell me "oh I was in the sun too much as a kid in the 60s, that's why I have skin cancer"...when for 60 years you've sprayed chemicals on your skin ...no, it never could be the sunscreen 🙄

One of the red pilling side effects in my home is zero sunscreen and zero shots now. Period. I'm actually thankful for lockdowns/covid bc it woke me up!

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Copernicus's avatar

Because God made the sun, and he surely made it for our good benefit. Maybe it is something man made (look at seed oils and what Tucker Goodrich has to say) that is causing the cancer.

And yes, more doctors looking at the evidence. I personally know two pediatricians who have done a 180 on vaccines.

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TB's avatar

God made the sea too, that doesn't mean you can't drown in it... getting repeatedly sunburned is clearly going to be bad for you. But the idea of never going in the sun at all because it will "kill you" is just ridiculous.

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Copernicus's avatar

Yep.

Repeated blistering sunburn is bad.

Normal routine exposure to bright sunshine in the middle of the day was known to be good for us until about 30 years ago. Our family rarely burns since eliminating seed oils (corn, soy, sunflower, safflower, canola, etc) from our diets. My spouse who previously could not mow grass without careful skin protection no longer has to use such measures.

It’s not the sun.

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Sheri veley's avatar

I've also read that taking Vitamin D helps in preventing sunburn. Obviously if one is in the sun and your skin feels like it is burning, get in the shade! Also interesting about removing seed oils, I'm adding that to the to-do list!

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Copernicus's avatar

Seed oils are very bad for lots of reasons. Check out Tucker Goodrich for more information.

They oxidize (go bad) at body temperature, so why would we want our cells (which are little bags whose walls are composed of fat - whatever kind of fat we are eating) composed of that?

They are highly inflammatory.

They therefore are at the root of most modern diseases: macular degeneration, coronary artery disease, obesity (and this has absolutely nothing to do with their caloric density), arthritis, skin cancer, dementia, non-alcoholic fatty liver which probably half of Americans have because half of Americans are insulin resistant/pre-diabetic or outright diabetic (Type 2).

Once you learn, you will be able to make your own mayonnaise and salad dressings, and find peanut butter and other things that don't contain these poisons. Just takes lots of label reading and the willingness to spend a little more at the grocery store. But, as someone once told us, pay the grocer or pay the doctor.

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WP William's avatar

yes, immersive generational progressivism and shifting; expert at this; birth control paved way to trans-meds and surgeries; New Deal projects pave way for American Rescue and Inflation Reduction; everywhere all the time never resting PROGRESSIVE crafting of humanity

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Gregg Keyes's avatar

Man Who Drowned On Obama Property Was Their Personal Chef.” As a former surfer I can say that when you fall off your surfboard or paddleboard, the first thing you do is find & grab the board. Among other things, that is your absolute best 'life preserver'. This gentleman was healthy, smart, athletic etc. so if he didn't / couldn't , grab the board, he had another very serious, immediate, issue going on. All you need is one arm on the board to keep your head out of the water,. There were NO waves where he was to hinder him.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Biden " I did did not have bribery relations with that country"

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RunningLogic's avatar

😆

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reality speaks's avatar

The clot shots are doing their job quickly and quietly

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Jeff C's avatar

Prayers up for Tori Kelly, I could not imagine having to deal with something so serious at such a young age. Thankfully she's a Christian so she knows God is in control.

The song Jeff posted by her is beautiful but it brings up something I have been struggling with. Should we be singing praise songs written by Hillsong? Every time we sing a Hillsong song at church they gat paid royalties. It's pennies for the church but when 100 thousand churches are singing "What a Beautiful Name" it adds up.

Hillsong has serious doctrinal and ethical issues. Can we enjoy their praise music (which appears to be theologically sound in most instances) and should we be sending them money? Bethel is even worse and it's the same situation. Probably half of the songs sung in contemporary worship have a Hillsong or Bethel connection. Seems like a problem to me but it's not discussed.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

I agree Jeff C; I’m on the same page regarding Hillsong and Bethel. As you said, their doctrine is not accurate or doctrinal.

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devoalan's avatar

You nailed it with one word. Contemporary

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

Contemporary worship service is SO part of the Christian experience today I’m not sure one can even find a traditional service (singing old church hymns). My church has a contemporary worship service that a few of my friends make fun of. Not because of the music but because of the way it is sung. It is a complete distraction to what the intent is for singing; the worship minister can’t carry a note. I believe the whole theory of singing during a religious event is to raise the endorphins; to help you receive the Word. It works whether you’re in a Roman Catholic church hearing a Gregorian chant or Ave Maria, a Protestant church singing about our Savior, or Taize service which is a more meditative style of sung worship. HOWEVER, now that some say there is a royalty charge for singing some songs, I’ll have a think about that. Okay, done. If I’m a leftist and non-believer and you want to sing my song, you’ll have to pay me.

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TB's avatar

Yes, there is an agreement for royalty fees among churches so that the song authors get paid (because "do not muzzle the ox that treads the grain", etc). Worth bearing in mind if you don't approve of the songs or their authors.

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NAB's avatar

Jeff C, I am Catholic and while we have sung some Hillsong songs at our church, I am unfamiliar with the controversy to which you refer. Can you fill me in?

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Peter Schott's avatar

https://www.gotquestions.org/Hillsong-Church.html

and

https://g3min.org/stop-singing-hillsong-bethel-jesus-culture-and-elevation/

The Word of Faith thing is bad enough, but that second article gives you a little more to go on about the music itself.

There are some good things that come from Hillsong, but there are questionable/concerning things as well. There have also been several very public scandals around their leadership that should be somewhat concerning. Yes, they're big and people are people, but ... you don't seem to see as much in other large denominations/churches. (and yes - they have issues as well - sin is equal opportunity :/ )

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Jeff C's avatar

Thank you for posting this. And Bethel is part of the New Apostolic Reformation movement which is really problematic.

Generally songs from Hillsong and Bethel are biblical IMO as they don't get into Word of Faith or NAR theology and tend to stress God's love and holiness. I don't have a problem with that. What I do have concerns about is paying royalties to these churches which we must do if we sing their songs in church as the songs are copyrighted. WoF and NAR are not biblical, yet our royalty payments support churches that spread it.

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NAB's avatar

Fascinating. Thank you, Peter. We have discussions about the use of music in worship in service of the Catholic Mass all the time so it is interesting to know that other denominations and faith traditions have these tensions too.

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Juliann's avatar

I totally agree.

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OnTheJump's avatar

Ahhhhh......so THAT is how they are able to use the word "effective".

"Safe" will be argued over for the foreseeable future (although WE all know), but the ' effective ' aspect ..... that is clearly out the window.

But 'effectively' causing 'em to drop like flies - NOW you're on to something. Quickly and quietly..... like an assassin.

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Gabriella's avatar

I don’t know if it’s been posted here yet, but I just saw news headline: LeBron James’ son, Bronny, 18, suffers cardiac arrest during USC basketball workout. !!

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

Yep, and wonder if LeBron will call out big pharma. After all, he already has money AND it's his son.

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Justin B's avatar

Yes, but he has proven to have no backbone.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

😭😭😭😭

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yay! Finally! 😁

ETA just saw your note about vacation, enjoy your well deserved time off! Don’t feel obligated to post, make sure you rest and recharge! 🙂

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

I missed it. Where? I’m still learning this platform, especially the note feature. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Anne Clifton's avatar

It's in the portion in italics, right above the title of today's post. The portion where he gives a summary of what is included.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

🤦🏻‍♀️The part I skipped today to get to the meat. I know better!

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RunningLogic's avatar

It’s always on that one time you skip, right?? 😆😁

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RunningLogic's avatar

Thank you Anne! I was responding to another comment on yesterday’s post so just now saw Janice’s question.

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Alan Davis's avatar

Those have to be foam concrete blocks!

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Tom's avatar

Right!?! I don't even pick up a dropped pencil without bending my knees!

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Melissa S's avatar

One of my pet peeves in tv shows and movies these days is when actors are carrying around obviously empty coffeeshop cups from shops like Starbucks. Or even worse, the holders carrying 4 cups of coffee supposedly they they have brought to share with friends. But you can tell there is nothing in the cups because they hold the cups or holders as if they were lifting air. They don’t even try to be realistic. In the video it was the same thing. The ladies obviously carrying near weightless blocks.

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

I have a picture of me at ten holding a giant Styrofoam "boulder" above my head at Universal.

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Tom's avatar

You can tell the propagandists are trying very hard because that Ukrainian woman didn't have a paper bag with French bread sticking out of the top.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

EXACTLY what I thought! LOL.

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JW's avatar

They need a remake of the Ghostbuster song...Clotbusters.

There's something strange

In your chest today

Who you gonna call?

(Clotbusters)

If there's some weird pain

And it don't feel good

Who you gonna call?

Clotbusters)

I ain't afraid of no shots

I ain't afraid of no clots

If you're spinning around

With fog in your head

Who can you call?

(Clotbusters)

An invisible spike

Sleepin' in your head

Oh, who you gonna call?

(Clotbusters)

I ain't afraid of no shots

I ain't afraid of no clots

Who you gonna call?

(Clotbusters)

If you're all alone

Don't forget yor phone

You may need to call

(Clotbusters)

....

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Melissa S's avatar

You or somebody needs to make a video! Include all the news headlines of died or injured suddenly.

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FourWinds's avatar

Brilliant!!!

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Kathy's avatar

Outstanding!

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Truth 101's avatar

Very clever. Thank you for the laugh/cry.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh that is awesome!! Very clever 😆

(And to be clear, I’m not being gleeful or glib about the people who are injured and suffering, but I an more than happy to mock the people who have pushed and continue to push these shots as safe and effective 😡 They are liars and tools).

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reality speaks's avatar

If the Republicans do not impeach him what is their point in the political spectrum??

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NAB's avatar

Their point is to cash their sweet, sweet checks and get elected again to continue the grift.

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WP William's avatar

the New Ben and Jerry's flavor: imPeachMint real fruit and natural flavor--but it'll have Trump on the label and imPeachMint II with nuts. My State's Congressional clowns carried the Articles; Jason Crowe in Act 1, and Joey Nguese in Act 2; what self-acclaiming rising in the ranks scum they both are

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Jon Stephenson's avatar

That's why I think they will. How could they not? The evidence is really strong undeniable.

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