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ChrisB's avatar

Favorite Christmas memory this year: Spending time with the newest member of our family, our first grandchild, Aria, born on Thanksgiving day!

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Alison Smith's avatar

Being a grandparent is the best part of parenting! I have 3 now!

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

It is amazing, I almost have 5 😍

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Peter GL's avatar

how does one "almost" have a grandchild?

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Well the new one is here, inside still, just has not appeared on the outside yet. Only 3 months along.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

So happy to see your clarification Renea! Most earthlings assume life begins at conception, scripture says God knew us previous to that. All the best for baby parents and grandparents!

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Cheryl Caraglior's avatar

Agreed, Alison. I have 2 and a great grand. Best memory this Christmas was spending time in Gatlinburg with my grandson and his sweet girlfriend.

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GG's avatar

I had a new one born at the beginning of October. I got to hold him all night at the in-laws celebration and had to share him at my parent's gathering. There's nothing sweeter, is there? He's my sixth! My kids are doing their part to repopulate the world with Godly children. I have to say, being a grandparent is probably the best role I've ever played. I was so despondent when my kids flew the coop - thought my best days were past. I've never been so delighted to be so wrong!

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Anne Clifton's avatar

I remember when our first grandchild (now 17) visited us for the first time at about two months of age. It was Thanksgiving and I did all the cooking that I could ahead of time so I could just sit and hold her.

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Susan Banks's avatar

Congratulations!! Babies are so amazing. They smell so good!!

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Peter GL's avatar

and when they don't you can always call a parent to clean them up and bring them back!

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GG's avatar

My son and I have had some funny conversations about that. Every woman that visits picks up the baby, takes a big sniff and says, "I love the way babies smell!" Men never do that. It's really amazing the way God made us.

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Janet's avatar

Wonderful!!!! Such a blessing! Especially for the baby.

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ChrisB's avatar

Thank you! She is such a precious little nugget, and watching my son & his wife work through the newborn surprises has been so fun/touching/funny/gratifying...all the things. We're so proud of them.

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Concerned mom's avatar

CONGRATULATIONS!!! We must treasure every birth from now on... After all, the future belongs to those who will be there!

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Amy C.'s avatar

I have the same favorite Christmas memory this year - spending time with my first grandchild for 10 whole days!!! They left an hour ago, and I cried.... oops here come tears again!

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ChrisB's avatar

Oh, LUCKEE! Our kiddos live FOUR DOORS AWAY (I know, can you believe it?!😍) and we get to see them often. I CRAVE that baby/adult child time!

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CindyLou's avatar

Grandbabies are the BEST!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

It's funny how Jeff describes the religious aspect of the Covidians with their made up science terms, like “Persistent covid” to describe Jab injuries.

Even with 3 shots and 2 masks they still get sick, and are confounded when the non-Jabbed amazingly never suffer from “Persistent covid”. Science just can't explain it!

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Jpeach's avatar

I am surrounded by Covidians, who are chronically ill. The Covidian Cult grows stronger in my area, fueled by the compromised Healthcare System (primarily Johns Hopkins) and Group Think Influencers (primarily the highly educated, upper middle class). The concept that VAIDS is the real culprit is blasphemy. When there is a new sudden death (VAD - Vaccine Assisted Death), it’s the just the new normal. Covidians’ ability to connect obvious dots went out the window when they abandoned critical thinking.

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Annie's avatar

Same here. At work, we don't hear from clients for weeks even after persistent follow-up. Why? They are either really sick for weeks, hospitalized with pneumonia etc, or they have been going through chemo and radiation for the last two months after a cancer diagnosis. They are vaxxed and some boostered as virtue signaling one's cult status was important. Absolutely no connecting the dots.

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Deb Comerford's avatar

Yesssss.... they are the most sick, and at the same time are clueless to the reason why! We ALL know these people, don’t we?

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Annie's avatar

They are always telling me as I am the only unvaxxed at work. Sorry to disappoint but me and mine are fine. No covid reinfections again. Corn pop lied.

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FourWinds's avatar

Call me insane, but I am still convinced there was not only regular advertising going on for the scamdemic, but also subliminal. I would love to see a survey of those who believe in the scamdemic with their media consumption. I'm betting it is super high.

On sad notes, I have had 3 customers tell me in the past month that their spouse or parent has died. Seems like a lot. I had one customer die this summer and I broke down when they told me at work.

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JSR's avatar

❤️ sorry for everyone’s losses

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Sheri veley's avatar

I've had the same thought, subliminal. Something TV related. There are these commercials I see, please enjoy the view, with weird music playing. When I first saw them a few years ago, I muted them as I thought something was up with it.

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Datagal's avatar

Like VAD!

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FourWinds's avatar

It's definitely their religion, but I see it as a cult. Cultists will defend their beliefs to the death and I'm fairly sure that would describe more than a few branch covidiots.

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Annie's avatar

It is a cult with rituals. N95 mask wearing is the latest outward show of cult devotion. Add such chants as: if you feel side effects that means it's working, or you can do it! I am surrounded by covidians and I am sick of them. 😒

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My Friend Lisa's avatar

Yep masks are showing up again here on the West coast. I seethe.

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GG's avatar

Starting Tuesday maybe, all these pro-masking, stay home posts began appearing on my X feed. They are totally losing it, ranting and raving about how we all have to close everything down again - NOW!!!!!!!

It's so obviously coordinated to raise anxiety and fear. Makes me furious.

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Annie's avatar

💯 spot on. I will push back on masking. I told maskers to knock yourself out and wear as many masks as you want. They are for their benefit not mine. And if you are afraid to be exposed to whatever - stay inside and have stuff delivered. I am not changing my life for their psychosis.

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Amen. In my opinion there are only 2 excuses for mask wearing - mental illness or ignorance, and I refuse to support either!

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Paige Green's avatar

I’ve seen a few. I mostly don’t notice them now, but your comment reminded me the man that held a store door open for me yesterday was wearing one. That image must have been dragged out of my subconscious 😂

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FourWinds's avatar

Let these nuts stay home. It makes life more bearable for the rest of us.

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Jean V's avatar

Masks never really stopped on the west coast, but I agree that there are more lately.

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AJF's avatar

Never left parts of New England

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Frances Lynch's avatar

They never left in the East, declined somewhat, but never left.

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Susan Banks's avatar

My Sister who is a Nurse "had" to take it. No she didn't. Already 67 and collecting her large SS check. Then she had to wear the N95 masks that have damaged her lungs. She was the healthiest before!! Now can't breathe, catches every germ her great grandson brings home. Which is 2, and a huge germ carrier where they don't get sick, but immune deficiency that my Sister has keeps her sick.

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Annie's avatar

So many here did it without thought or qualms because of their jobs. Jobs they can fire you from at any time. They chose the path of least resistance and little effort. Oh well.

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Susan Banks's avatar

Oh my Sister stepped right up to get hers!! My brother and I were the only unjabbed!

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Frances Lynch's avatar

Yep, when traditional religion declines, people often seek other beliefs.

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Neil Kellen's avatar

hmmm...I'm sensing a depopulation opportunity here: "Drink this kool-aid, for we need to kill you to save you."

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Niki Stone's avatar

If you type in corona into a latin translator with the right spacing it translates to heart wave. Anything that has a latin translation is part of their cult. You can do this with a lot of the companies too. Such as Balenciaga means either Baal is King or do what you want.

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Flippin’ Jersey's avatar

Persistent covid should have 2 meanings: 1) jab injuries and 2) constant reinfections. It’s amazing how all of my jabbed friends keep getting covid and I do not. Guess I’m just lucky.

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Annie's avatar

Notice how there is NO mention of the vaxx status of these people. That's the telling point. We went from vaxx passports and social media virtue signaling of "I got mine " to nothing. If these poor afflicted were unvaxxed they would be shouting it from the roof tops. 🤔

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Niki Stone's avatar

We have gone to the opposite of... Vaccine status is irrelevant and you shouldn't ask and if you do, your fueling misinformation.

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Annie's avatar

Or Privacy. Really? They want it now? I will push back on that. I have stated no hipaa privacy bullcrap when you were pushing vax passports. No way. The privacy ship sailed

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Niki Stone's avatar

Totally agree. I think they should have branded them all like in David Crowley, the Grey State. Instead employers have been demanded to destroy the records and organization like the police, instructing them not to include it in the employee file but keep a list. Passports were never about controlling the virus. There was always the goal to make it harder for third parties to track vaccine status in the aftermath.

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korigon's avatar

Exactly. All these news articles of younger people suddenly dying they never mention their jab status. Then there will be a bunch of comments about the jab and I haven't once seen where they denied it.

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Special Ted's avatar

Grey State! Have you noticed the clue in the trailer about who is pulling the puppet strings? Pretty interesting.

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devoalan's avatar

There will be a new word created just for them, with “ ist “ at the end.

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Hello300's avatar

Exactly.

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LMWC's avatar

Nailed it.

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Peace's avatar

It sure would be swell if "they" would track these heart issues citing jabbed vs unjabbed. We'll have to rely on other countries to do this.

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Truth 101's avatar

I agree that we need data from other countries but New Zealand is out since they jailed the whistleblower.

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Bridget T's avatar

Your pic is hysterical!😂

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Truth 101's avatar

Maintaining sanity through humor. I THINK it's working. . .

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Bridget T's avatar

😂I get it!

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Tom's avatar

But that would be science . . . not "The Science."

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CStone's avatar

Correct. Fauci declared himself as

‘The Science’

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Annie's avatar

Agree 💯

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Barbls's avatar

A friend just reported that he and his wife just got over a 2 week stint with covid. This is the third time in a year that has happened. They are fully boosted. He has made a sneering remark about Trumpian Republicans. Hmmm

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Annie's avatar

Well they should sneer why they can. Their immune system is in overdrive and a crash is coming.

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KB's avatar

their covid is lasting more than a few days....7-10+ AND THE FOOLS ARE SHEDDING ON YOU AND ME.

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KB's avatar

the recurring covid infections are from the shots! just like we're finding out that the flu epidemics ARE BEING caused by the vaxxines. Jabb a few hundred thousand ppl with live flu and they spread it to all schools co-workers etc... Just like gates gave everyone polio in aftrica/india on purpose thru 'vaxxines'!...under the guise of humanitarian aid. If ppl don't wake up to the huge scam going on for 50+ yrs they'll continue being hoodwinked and harmed. AIDS was another bioweapon as well as Lymes. How this isn't already the tribulation period is beyond me.

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Frances Lynch's avatar

Speaking of Gates, (my apologies for the length of this post)

Indian doctors blame the Gates vaccine campaign for a devastating non-polio acute flaccid paralysis (NPAFP) epidemic that paralyzed 490,000 children beyond expected rates between 2000 and 2017.

In 2017, the Indian government dialed back Gates’ vaccine regimen and asked Gates and his vaccine policies to leave India. NPAFP rates dropped precipitously.

In 2017, the World Health Organization (WHO) reluctantly admitted that the global explosion in polio is predominantly vaccine strain. The most frightening epidemics in Congo, Afghanistan, and the Philippines, are all linked to Gates vaccines.

In fact, by 2018, 70% of global polio cases were Gates vaccine strain.

Links

https://www.bitchute.com/video/q95DngNF2jsJ/

https://hannenabintuherland.com/asia/raging-anger-from-india-arrest-bill-gates-for-ruthless-and-immoral-vaccines/

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6121585/pdf/ijerph-15-01755.pdf

https://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/modi-govt-cuts-ties-with-bill-and-melinda-gates-foundation-on-immunisation-117020800294_1.html

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2017/06/28/534403083/mutant-strains-of-polio-vaccine-now-cause-more-paralysis-than-wild-polio

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/07/polio-outbreaks-congo-threaten-global-eradication

https://www.who.int/csr/don/24-september-2019-polio-outbreak-the-philippines/en/

https://www.economist.com/the-economist-explains/2018/12/19/what-is-vaccine-derived-polio

These countries are not alone in wanting his head on a pike; he is responsible for the mass sterilization of millions of Kenyan girls and women of childbearing age by a Gates-connected tetanus vaccine that was only administered to females. He's the reason Africa went with Ivermectin over the vaccines because they knew Gates was involved.

He's just about stopped the best campaign ever for stopping malaria & other mosquito borne diseases that was the sleeping net one that passed out free nets all over Africa & had just about eradicated it until Gates came & wanted it all to be vaccine based so he could make money from it. He had to stop the nets to show an increase in cases.

He even stopped the water well drilling for small villages because too many were staying healthy, so they weren't using his vaccines. He spread rumors about the wells being poisoned & the staff being slavers stealing kids so everyone would run them off.

And Italy also wants Gates kidnapped and taken to the World Court.

Italian MP: Bill Gates Must Be Charged By International Criminal Court With ‘Crimes Against Humanity’

https://newspunch.com/italian-mp-bill-gates-charged-international-criminal-court-crimes-against-humanity/

As for his vaccine work: watch this: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1634695905721872384

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taxpayer's avatar

Thanks for including links to sources.

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Frances Lynch's avatar

Welcome :)

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AngelaA's avatar

Thank you for sharing all of this!

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Frances Lynch's avatar

Welcome :)

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Agree completely. As for Lymes disease, grew up in western NY when we played outside ALL at the time, no TV, electronics, etc. Never once did we have a tick on us, never. Moved away 35 years ago. Now, Lymes and ticks are everywhere. About 10 years ago we visited and took a hike down an old railroad track that we used to frequent as children. Our pants were grotesquely covered with ticks! Something completely changed there and I firmly believe it was on purpose. I have several family members who still live there and several with Lymes disease.

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JSR's avatar

I also grew up in Maine and central NY.. always in the woods, NEVER saw a tick ever!! So disturbing

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Yes it is! Strangely when I try to talk to some of the people who never really left the area about this, they seem to get glassy eyes. It feels like they have been the frogs on the pot as the heat was rising. Even stranger to me than the damn ticks!

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The Keys's avatar

Western New York! Me too!

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Kat's avatar

If you read scripture in Revelation you’ll see the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse. The first one was White and carried a “bow of toxins”, hence COVID Vax. The second one is Red and has the power to take peace from the world. Hello look at all the riots wars and rumors of war ie Taiwan. The 3 is Black, which causes a great economic depression. Lastly Green, who kill a third of mankind

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Daithi's avatar

Those four have been riding throughout history. There has never been peace in earth and there never will until our Lord returns. In the meantime, peace can reign in our individual hearts as He is the Prince of Peace.

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KB's avatar

I think we're making a good run at that 1/3 of mankind murdered

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Kat's avatar

KB I’m thinking we haven’t even gotten to the 4th horseman. If you look at the colors you’ll notice they’re the same as Islamic Country flags. I believe extreme jihadist will take over the western world.France and many European countries have already had major uprisings, and just look what happening here. It’s will be quick now that our Southern Border is wide open to terrorists . Pray Pray Pray!!

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Carol Brizzolara's avatar

My jabbed coworkers (I’m an ICU RN) keep getting colds and flus and covid. It is baffling. They also keep coming to work when they don’t feel well, so they are sharing the experience with each other.

Meanwhile, I have had covid, so I have natural immunity, but I am not vaccinated and am refusing all vaccines at this point, so I have to mask up during flu season. I haven’t been sick since I had covid two years ago. The whole thing is infuriating.

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Carrie's avatar

Making you mask at work bc of a private personal medical decision is discrimination… and maybe even a violation of your privacy. Not sure how you could combat that at your facility though.

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SusanMc's avatar

Discrimination

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I’m sorry Carol. Very frustrating. Hang in there.

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Renee Marie's avatar

CONvid is a cold. But, for the jabbed, it’s a never ending cold...or worse.

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Starsky's avatar

We’ve had a new Covidiot start attending Pilates with her N95. After every class, she complains to the instructor that she feels like she’s going to pass out during the arm work. “Do you have any suggestions?”

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Lisa Ca's avatar

LOL. Try taking off the damn mask!

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Michael Framson's avatar

Wear two and put on gloves.

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CStone's avatar

😂😂😂. “I can’t breathe!!!” Bless it.

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T Diesel's avatar

Persistent Covid is positive spin for “the jabs do not work”.

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WP William's avatar

persistent, resistant, transitorially antagonistic virus with ever evolving needs; squatter-stakeholder virus moves in but never really moves on or out. Migrant-like

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Tamsin's avatar

Each variant claims to have a well-founded fear of death on account of being a virus that will not replicate if returned to outside the vaccinated person's body, and the so the vaccinated body Retains the virus' Application for Asylum and grants Witholding of Removal. Until the vaccinated person sneezes. That is the virus complying with the Notice to Appear. 🤧

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KB's avatar

my jabbed neighbors both have covid again...they had to postpone christmas until last night. They're still just as gullible as before...NOT ONE DOT CONNECTION YET. I don't think they have that ability frankly.

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Annie's avatar

Maybe we should buy all the covidians in our lives "connect the dots" games. See if they pick up on the hint. 😉😅

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Tom's avatar

But certainly not Twister games. They might get monkeypox.

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Raptor's avatar

So true. The believers also shun those who did not have a religious experience or do an altar call in the form of profession of faith or take the communion in the form of a jab. You either believe in faith or you don't. I wish they understood the final destination better. Maybe that preprint is breaking it gently to them.

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KB's avatar

I think you might have just hit on a distinguishing characteristic of the covidians! they really have no faith in God...no personal conversion (only lip service) so they have fallen for this pseudo religion! Many ppl have a 'form of religion' but they do not know God' Jesus says 'get away from me, I never knew you'. You know Francis Collins(head of NIH) is a professing christian and he was as big a part of this money grabbing corruption as fauxci/gates! Watch his self written covid song on youtube if you want to see what lying corruption looks like disguised as a christian. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBopklQUzPQ there are 2 of them.

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Gigi2525's avatar

Reading your text, I remembered a video interview Rick Warren did with Francis Collins where Rick praised Francis. It is disturbing. I easily found a clip of that interview at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQL7bacD6g4

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Tom's avatar

And people have no idea the damage it causes when they give credence to a false teacher.

Amos 8:11

'"Behold, the days are coming,” declares the Lord God, “when I will send a famine on the land— not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the Lord."'

I have yet to see Rick Warren preach the true Gospel.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Prosperity gospel! Live your best life!

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CStone's avatar

Rick Warren: inventor of ‘Chrislam’. What a sham he is.

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Verve's avatar

He was never the same after his yougest son took his own life. I was never a fan of his but there really are some generational wounds that carry over to subsequent generations.

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Tom's avatar

Well, it seems the thing to do is to work him into my prayer rotation.

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KB's avatar

the truth shall set you free....in EVERY situation.

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Sharon's avatar

It was not his only son, it was his youngest.

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KB's avatar

yep....franklin graham had 3 moderna's....3 weeks after booster in surgery for pericarditis--removing heart sac b/c it was clamping down on his heart! Emergency surgery Nov 2021...his neice (40's) had 2 heart attacks jan and april 2022, his nephew in ICU for covid Dec 2021. They were/are big vaxx pushers....can we see karma here? Never heard a peep from them connecting any dots....just praising God all along the corruption highway.

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Gigi2525's avatar

Yes, I never understood why the Graham family fell for the covid narrative. I started paying close attention to what doctors say and do, whether they really support patients' rights, and whether they support people's own health choices for themselves VS following their bosses or pharma as far back as 1998. I also want Congress to pass a law banning pharma companies from all advertising and all sponsorships, which would take down their power a notch.

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CStone's avatar

The drs should start giving out diplomas that say :

“Congratulations, Spike Protein Award!: Graduate of Covidian School of Heart Disease, Turbo Cancer,Sudden Death.

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Ms Helen's avatar

A friend of mine who recovered last year from pancreatic and stomach just said to me, "I don't know if I'm going to get another COVID booster" . I said, "I wouldn't". She's been getting boosted all throughout her treatment... (and got jabbed up before her cancers)... She has no clue, believes the propaganda. Oh and she got COVID around Halloween, took paxlovid. 🤦

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Ms Helen's avatar

Cancer

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Tom's avatar

Diploma, eulogy . . . tomato, tomato . . .

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Kelly's avatar

I am non-jabbed and had long covid. Some horse medication kicked it out almost immediately, tho.

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Penny North's avatar

In their minds they just haven’t got the “Right” shot yet.

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Annie's avatar

Agree 💯 flu, tetanus, shingles and other shots are real popular with the covidians in my area.

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Datagal's avatar

Yup, a multi-jabbed friend mentioned in her Christmas letter (?!) that she’d gotten debilitating shingles, even though she’d gotten both shingles shots. I have no words...

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Annie's avatar

I wouldn't trust those shingle shots either.

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JSR's avatar

All jabs are poison

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CMCM's avatar

Even more amazing that they can’t put two and two together!

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Neil Kellen's avatar

I really should start a tally of the pre-election shifts - there are a number of them underway right now. And those shifts will be accompanied by a lot of gaslighting. "We never said the jab would stop the spread." "We never said the border was secure." "We never said we wanted Trump off the ballot."

Shall we start our "Gaslighting Bingo" game?

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Jeff C's avatar

Putin planned on taking all of Europe (he is the new Hitler after all) and we stopped him with just a tiny, insignificant sliver of Ukraine. That will be talking point, I predict.

The fact that the "sliver" contains the majority of the ethnic Russians, is all Putin said he wanted, and that any concession had been "unthinkable" will be quietly whitewashed.

Frankly if these ghouls need people to buy this to stop the killing then let them have it IMO. It's a small price to pay. God will deal with the warmongers.

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daverkb's avatar

Remember The Narrative which is ... evil Putin invaded the Ukraine out of the clear blue and nobody even saw it coming. (No mention of the 2014 CIA color revolution. No mention of Angela Merkle and her repeated statements about having not having any intention of honoring the Minsk Agreements, no recounting of 20 years of NATO encirclement of Russia, no mention of repeated subversion attempts inside Russia).

And so, the new Narrative that NATO and the Ukraine won because NATO and the Ukraine fought Russia to a standstill which prevent the Evil Putin from taking over all of the Ukraine. And guess what? A large segment of the US population will buy it because they are ignorant of really history. In essence, most Americans live in the Matrix. The live their entire lives in dream land.

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Michael Framson's avatar

daverkb--NPR could hire you to write their talking points. In fact, they assign you as head of NPR's Matrix Desk.

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daverkb's avatar

Ha! Ha! The Matrix Desk! Yes!

I listen in NPR (aka National Pubic Radio) when driving and it is always one giant gush of emoting, or else some other bizarre cockamamie salad of absurdity. And then there is the icing on the cake, all those odd sound effects to make it all sound more convincing.

Ah yes, the Matrix Desk. Sign me up tomorrow!

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Michael Framson's avatar

Send them your resume requesting their Matrix Desk as your skill set is a perfect match. And if they reply they don't have a Matrix Desk, remind them they don't know what they don't know.

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daverkb's avatar

I think I should go for the obvious direct route. Apply in person. That day I should wear a nice floral dress with the Ukraine flag on one sleeve and a rainbow flag on the other. On my application, I shall self-identify myself with the personal pronoun 'Duh!' And since my dad was born in Cape Town, South Africa, I'll put Afro-American as my race/ethnic identifier, appearances otherwise. I think this should do it.

But if that is not enough, I can always chant loudly, "Up with Ukraine, Down with The Putin." And throw in some singing ... like Woke, Woke yah Boat, Gently Up the Stream. And it's actually Up the Stream because with these people, everything is upside down backwards.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Why do people want to join Nato? Is there a reason?

Russia wanted all of Ukraine. The Ukrainian army pushed them out of Kyiv, Hostomel, and Kharkiv and Kherson.

Is Russia controlling all of Ukraine? No. That's evident.

673 days into the 2 day war now.

True history shows Putin's war to be a failure because now there's another Nato member on his border. Was that his plan?

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Sadly, I agree.

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LuAnne's avatar

I completely agree Jeff C. I'm willing to turn my head to the lie if it means the killing stops.

Plus, Biden is so far deep in so many other Biden Administration evil debacles, I highly doubt a fake "Ukraine wins" moves the needle for him.

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daverkb's avatar

This is our problem ... lie accommodation. For example, we who presumably loath evil accommodation of the Evil Ones continually aid and abet their narrative by using their made up fake descriptive language. For example, what is Long Covid? Does Long Covid ever point to real world cause and effect? Or is it just a Jim Dandy tool of obfuscation, deflection, cover-up?

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Politico Phil's avatar

Exactly. We must quit using their language and allowing them to set the terms of the debate.

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Agree. But there don’t seem to be enough of us willing to take a stand, still.

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SusanMc's avatar

They’ve master the art of language; abortion rights is now reproductive rights.

Homosexual is gay. Bipartisanship is GOP giving in not Dems working w/ Republicans.

Etc.

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Jeff C's avatar

Here are the choices IMO:

1) Don't challenge the Biden Admin on their absurd claim that they stopped Putin in order to ensure the killing stops

2) Throw a fit to prove Biden wrong at the risk torpedoing the settlement

Seems like a no-brainer to me. No one on our side will ever believe Biden and we certainly aren't going to parrot his claims. It's a choose your battles thing. We aren't accommodating a lie, or using their language, but recognizing that proving "we were right" isn't always the most important thing. Further, doing so could have terrible consequences for the Russian and Ukrainian people.

Completely agree that the pursuit of truth is noble and that we shouldn't adopt the left's lies. I've been tying myself into a pretzel avoiding the use of names/pronouns with one mental guy at work. I won't participate in his delusion. But I'm not going to rain down hellfire on the guy and get myself fired when I have people counting on me to provide for them.

(BTW, phrases like "and my esteemed colleague here" with a wave when forced to refer to him in a meeting has worked well. Plus it's just funny to think about.)

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daverkb's avatar

There are different levels. Depending on circumstances, not directly pummelling the invincibly ignorant and/or the partially mentally disabled with the full fire of truth makes sense. And much more in the practical world of most folks' inhabitation is accomplished by indirection and/or by broaching subjects obliquely. On the other hand, those who change the world the most do so by an uncompromising insistence upon truth regarding matters at hand. These though often do pay a price. Or at the very least are willing to pay the price.

Life is so odd ... and everything from laughter to heart wrenching tears.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

A lie is still a lie and needs to be called out about it.

Why is Putin willing to tolerate these evil "bio labs" still in Ukraine and under the control of Kyiv?

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devoalan's avatar

Nailed it. Funny how putin will come to the table this time with the same demands he made two aprils ago. How will they explain that away?

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daverkb's avatar

The Russians will demolish the NATO negotiators like they have been doing every step by telling the truth knowing that the strong hand always wins the suit.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

The Russians just lost another black sea vessel loaded with ammunition and 5 first line war planes. They can't beat Ukraine. Their 2 day war gambit failed.

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Datagal's avatar

Two Aprils and two hundred thousand deaths ago?

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Putin didn't want "ethnic Russians'. He absolutely razed Marinka to the ground and flattened Bakhmut. Putin wanted all of Ukraine. That's evident by his essay claiming Ukrainians were Russians. That's evident by his victory declaration on day 2 of the war stating "Ukraine had returned to Russia". Did that happen? No. His armies are still launching suicidal meat assaults into Avdiivka. that shows they haven't accomplished their objectives. Zelenskyy is a native Russian speaker and his hometown of Chasiih Yar is not under Russian control. Obviously it's not true that Russia got what they wanted.

Russia still hasn't accomplished any of their major goals such as installing a puppet government in kyiv, annexing the coast into Russia (The "Novorossiya"), and stopping "nato expansion". Were all of these evil "Bio labs" only in the east? Why would he stop when they are undoubtedly all over?

Russia holds less land today than it did last fall.

Ukraine is better armed and ready to fight than 2 years ago.

Who started the war, again?

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

Who started the war, again?

Our own govt.

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OnTheJump's avatar

🎯

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Valerie's avatar

Oh, gaslighting bingo in an election year.... best idea I’ve heard in ages! DO IT.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Sounds like a blast!

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FourWinds's avatar

Yes, except most of us would probably get a bingo in about a week with all the lies they tell. 😂😂

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Peace's avatar

Keep us posted, please, on your list of pre-election shifts and gaslighting!! It might need to be shared with some of the Democrats' opponents during election season.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

This is the Bingo game where we all have to play numerous cards and the squares each have numerous rotating answers that randomly change.

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Michael Framson's avatar

Believers in Border is secure--Mayorkasitis

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Pennsylvania cheated.

Trump won 2020.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I've looked into your outrageous claims and have found they are true.

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Carol M.'s avatar

And Fox News and all the states that “had” to stop counting 🤕

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FH's avatar

Faux called AZ while their polls were still open! If my recollection is incorrect about the polls still being open or voters still in line, please tell me. Baier & co-host called it before anyone else, of that I am certain. And for sure the three west coast states’ polls were still open.

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Datagal's avatar

I can’t recall 2020 but I definitely recall Fox calling the House for Democrats in the 2018 election- when polls were still open in CA!!! That was the first of several incidents that made me stop watching Fox.

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Carrie's avatar

Russia even put the rigged 2020 election in their textbooks.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Even they know Trump won.

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MayBella82's avatar

Every country in the world knows that Trump won.... only the liberal democrat cult thinks otherwise. I have yet to meet one that has any common sense.

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CStone's avatar

I love when you do this. I wish that people from every state that cheated would do this.

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Kitkat's avatar

California cheated. In 2020 and Gruesome Newsom’s recall election. 😡

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devoalan's avatar

NYS has been cheating for decades.

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Bgagnon's avatar

ABSOLUTELY!!!

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Do you believe he was recalled! I was shocked he continued. I thought for sure he would be recalled!

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FH's avatar

Here’s the thing to remember: while the narrative is that the ballot count was strongly in his favor, it’s worth remembering that 1 out of every three ballots was for recall.

Anyone here know anything about CA’s DeMaio and his https://reformcalifornia.org/❓

If he is legit he needs a social media maven, he’s only on twitter, FB and instagram.

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Concerned mom's avatar

DEFINITELY TRUE!!!

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My Friend Lisa's avatar

I remember that!!!!!!

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CStone's avatar

This!!!!!

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Arizona cheated.

Here's a link to the movie State of Denial. It tells the behind-the-scene story about state of elections in Maricopa Co. AZ. The movie brings the receipts and shows the evidence! The question then becomes, why are they doing this?

State of Denial

https://state-of-denial.com

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PEL's avatar

Jeff commented here a while back they needed Hobbs to keep the border open. Lake would have declared an emergency and closed it. Couldn’t have that happen. Now we see the result.

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Bryan Dair's avatar

Well produced documentary.

Seems pretty convincing to me.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Another really good new documentary is Let My People Go by Professor David Clements. Here's the trailer:

https://rumble.com/v3yhzrb-let-my-people-go-documentary-trailer.html

It has a charge but you can get a 50% discount by using promo code, STAPLES.

http://LetMyPeopleGo.Movie

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Brenda Bergsma's avatar

Michigan cheated.

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Brenda Bergsma's avatar

Michigan cheated.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Thank you.

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Ms Helen's avatar

Wisconsin cheated.

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mary's avatar

Georgia cheated too.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Ain't it great that Russia promulgates this? Go Russkis! (as one whose 50's childhood was spent in fear of those)

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I visited Russia 3 times in the early to mid-1990s. Still had to get permission from the Navy to travel there even after the Berlin Wall fell.

Russia was wonderful. Loved St. Petersburg and the Hermitage museum. First time I saw Swan Lake was in St. Petersburg. Also traveled to Moscow. The Metro in both cities were beautiful...marble and chandeliers in some of the stations. And the fastest and steepest escalators I ever traveled on.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Indeed. Anyone travel and notice the difference between our airports and foreign airports? US airports are "third world".

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daverkb's avatar

Agreed. We are living on borrowed time having eaten out our substance. Underneath the outer shell the United States at present is a third world state. Although people may not be able to articulate it most of us sense the collapse into a state of third world corruption and poverty.

(Maybe it can be reversed. Maybe not. However I do know that the historical record on fallen empires is none the too hot.)

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Yes, US airports are 3rd world.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Same with the subway stops. They look opulent in Moscow. Compare to NYC metro stops.

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daverkb's avatar

Yes! Only there once and my experience was the same ... St. Petersburg and Moscow. The Russian people were wonderful.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The Russian people were wonderful.

When I was in the military during the Cold War, the Soviets were portrayed as a bunch of illiterate Huns.

But, the art, the music, and the culture, in Russia were amazing. And the Russians had such huge losses during WW2. Siege of Leningrad (St. Petersburg) was 900 days.

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daverkb's avatar

Agree totally. And for some reason the West always had a penchant for portraying Russians as Untermensch, pathetic subhumans of one kind or another. But if one studies Russia and the Russians, one finds a highly developed culture. And for all the nonsense, the joke is now on us. It is now plain to see, for example, that Russia military technology is superior to ours. And also, Russia is largely self-sufficient whereas we in the West? And remember when the United States was once shipped huge amounts of wheat to Russia? Now Russia exports huge amounts of grains to the rest of the world.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Russians still make "stuff" unlike the US which has pretty much lost its manufacturing base.

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WP William's avatar

why did Trump push for Doc. OZ? weird. Weirder that PA went for hoodie-stein. Mike Tyson needs to run against that 6'7" Zombie

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Copernicus's avatar

Hoodie stein was probably selected just like Biden.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Oz was a horrible choice. Not sure what the heck Trump was thinking.

Considering that Pennsylvania cheated, that explains everything including Mr. Hoodie.

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Big time

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Fred's avatar

Oh, and the ‘news’ of all those PAian Dems changing their voter registration to Repub.? I could hope, but don’t believe it - no reason to go ‘on record’ except to mess with the primaries.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The cheating in 2020 occurred in Pittsburgh, Philly, Harrisburg, and Erie.

The rest of the state is normal.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

But love your enemies, and do good, and lend, expecting nothing in return; and your reward will be great, and you will be sons of the Most High; for He Himself is kind to the ungrateful and evil.

— Luke 6:35 LSB

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Raptor's avatar

Anyone looking for a companion to this verse will be well nourished by Romans 12.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Beautiful chapter. Also Romans 2:4.

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Raptor's avatar

Yes. Sigh.

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Roger Beal's avatar

For a somewhat different perspective, see 2 Timothy 3:1 - 5.

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Raptor's avatar

Yes. I'd add v's 6 and 7. It is shocking to see the condition of the mind for some women. I won't peg just the young. The elderly ones also seem completely without discernment, clutch on to every fad and evil fashion. I know men do too, but it plagues women. Women take their children to drag queen story hour and strip shows. Women largely are the ones dressing boys as girls. The serpent knew what he was doing going after Eve.

Sorry. Shell shock. Or just ranty this morning.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

As for my favorite Christmas story, all of my *adult* children were arguing on Christmas Eve about when we were going to open gifts. Some were even shoving gifts at their dad and me trying to tempt us. But I won—we opened them after lunch on Christmas Day. As far as I know, no one sneaked in and asked for the scissors during the night or shredded any gift wrap. If they did, they did a fine job of taping everything back together…

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LMWC's avatar

I am reading a daily devotional by Bob Goff, Christian lecturer and writer. I like his approach of loving actions first and the rest follows through. It’s kind of a “what would Jesus do?”, kind of thing. He told recently how when his children were younger, they would gather at the top of the stairs on Christmas morning to pray before heading down to open gifts. He said they always put the wrapped gifts under the tree a few days before Christmas. Only years later did he discover his kids wriggled under the tree and surgically cut slits into their gifts, enough to see what they were, then taped them carefully back together, so Mom and Dad were none the wiser.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

A few years back, one of my teen daughters helped set up for an event in Tulsa. Before it started, she was chatting and joking around with a man sitting there. She even made fun of his socks. Later she discovered he was the speaker — Bob Goff. 🤣🤣

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LMWC's avatar

How much do I love this story. I discovered Bob Goff when I began watching Kirk Cameron’s Takeaways series and Bob was one of his guests. I loved his interview and have since read several of his books. A friend gave me his year-daily devotional written in 2019. His emphasis is always love in action, so different from me. I love it.

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Raptor's avatar

Someone showed me a pic they took of their grandkids during their christmas visit. They were playing hide and go seek. Both kids hid behind the towels hanging on the wall. Legs and tennies showing. Of course it would have been so cute had they not been 30.

Kiddin ya. They are toddlers. So cute. Glad you made your kids practice patience. Haha

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RJ Rambler's avatar

👊 We MUST living in the same house hold.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Witness HIs patience with Israel in the book of Numbers. Over, and over, and over, and over.....

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

His great mercy!

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Tom's avatar

The ultimate "flex" on the enemy. THESE are the people from whom the seed of the woman has crushed the serpent's head. Anyone who has killed a snake knows it's still dangerous until it stops writhing.

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WP William's avatar

Love your enemies, RESIST the Enemy. Rebuke and correction and opposing chaos and evil are often valid expressions of Love

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KB's avatar

he also flipped a lot of tables in the temple....I believe in truth bombs... and left many a pharisee scratching their head with a mind-bender comment.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Can you imagine defending your self righteous actions before someone who knows your every thought? Eeek.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

It is a troubling thought for sure. On the other hand, it encourages me to avoid going in certain mental 'directions'.

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KB's avatar

truth is not self righteous

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

I was referring to Israel and their disobedience and His mercy toward them referenced by ViaVeritasVita above. These replies get mixed up somehow.

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Lorie's avatar

Jeff, I made a weak attempt at a persuasive argument yesterday and it paid off!

I greeted the young woman working in the tanning salon with the usual “how are you” and she said she wasn’t great. I asked why not. She said it had been a tough Christmas. She lost 3 people over the weekend. I expressed empathy and asked what happened. Two had died in their sleep. One she wasn’t sure the details yet.

Trying to remember Jeff’s strategy on the fly, I said “I hear there are a lot of people dying in their sleep these days”. Then, I suggested maybe it was the spike protein.

“The what?” She said. Apparently she didn’t know what the spike protein was. My heart sunk a little.

“Oh you mean the shot?” She asked. (Well, yes perhaps.) And then she offered that she never took the jab. And she is the only one she knows in her age group that didn’t do it. And she almost lost her previous job…and we had a great conversation.

Now I need to go back to yesterday’s post and write some notes. Jeff, this strategy might be the next great thing in 2024!

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Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

It’s so tough .. but congratulations on making headway with that finesses. Even my husband does not want those conversations and insists I’m the most depressed female he’s ever known. I’m not though.. I’m just smarter and for some reason the Lord has my eyes wide open and wary but unafraid. Really helps to have like minded people around you and that is why this group is so grounding and important to me. Thank you Jeff and all C&C friends.

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Lorie's avatar

Pray that Holy Spirit opens his eyes, too. The programming against us has been going on our whole lifetimes. It isn’t easy to see the truth.

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Jean James's avatar

Great story! I agree our approach and strategy has to be more open ended and therapeutic!

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

Oh thanks! I asked earlier about a strategy and had forgotten that Jeff had provided one! This will be perfect!

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Wow. Congratulations! And my heart goes out to hat poor girl. Thats a lot to loose in short time.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

A Christmas attitude/ moment I am not proud of ..... When my kids were maybe 9 and 11..they were particularly whiney and ungrateful for every detail that was being pyt together that year. I had finally had enough and told them I was done with the details and I literally put all the decorations away. Probably had an empty tree still standing. Went to bed slept like a rock. When I got up the next morning the house and tree were all decorated. They had stayed up all night putting it back together very nicely. The attitudes were much changed after that.

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

Why be 'not proud'? Maybe you can find a new way to see this in the 'truth' light. You were helping your kids be more responsible and I hope you got a lovely apology too.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Good point

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

I would be so proud of myself! You recognized your limits, you self-cared, the kids learned a valuable lesson and you reaped the benefit!

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LCC's avatar

Be proud!! What fabulous parenting!! Your children received the best gift of appreciation!!

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Fla Mom's avatar

Helping them understand that they will suffer the consequences of their own behaviors, even toward their mother, with mothers being so much more forgiving and understanding than the general public will be toward them, is a hugely valuable lesson. Much of the Left's philosophy is based on undercutting that linkage (and the one of enjoying the consequences of one's productive behaviors).

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I can understand you not being proud. If you felt that they were being ungrateful and you “lost it”. My 4yo was acting same on Christmas. I felt bad she got a time out going to her room crying in the middle of opening gifts. Sigh. But our kids need to be taught to be grateful and not spoiled.

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Jean James's avatar

Love it! Great lesson!

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Donna in MO's avatar

What I don't understand, is how can these states conceivably remove Trump from the ballot when he has NOT been CONVICTED of 'engaging in an insurrection or rebellion' - is this not putting him on trial without a jury?

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Carol M.'s avatar

Alice in Wonderland: verdict first, trial second says one of the Queens, can’t remember Red or White👸🏼👸🏻

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Annie's avatar

You need to stop all that critical thinking. Lol. 😉😅 you need lawless libbie think.

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

Please don't confound the narrative with facts, Donna!

P.s. I love MO. I've never had anything but good times there.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I'd move to the Ozarks if the dear wife would agree.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Becuz, Magna Carta is a hoax.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Steve Kirsch: "The flu shots are far more deadly than the CDC will ever admit. This is why they NEVER show the Medicare data post shot. NEVER! If they did, it would be game over for the flu vax and their credibility."

https://twitter.com/stkirsch/status/1740210959514574896

(graph shows increase of deaths after the shots instead of negative slope)

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Jean James's avatar

I dodged the flu shot my entire career! What’s terrible with flu shots is their utter failure and antigenic mismatch. That’s what leads to antibody dependent enhancement! The doctors say the mantra, “It will reduce symptoms and hospitalizations,” same crap they’re spouting now about COVID shots! Brainwashed fools!

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Never in my life did I ever believe in a flu vaccine. Give me a break! Few people

die. Why do I need a shot to reduce symptoms. Then many people told me they took the shot and got mild flu when years they didnt they never got flu.

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LMWC's avatar

Same here. Yet my son and his kids got flu shots every year and every year they would get some strain of flu not covered by the shot. I have never seen so many that can’t connect the dots.

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PEL's avatar

They added it to the childhood vaccine list! Annual!! This is criminal!!

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Annie's avatar

Just say no to all msm medical crap and big pHarma products. Avoid if all possible.

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Lorita's avatar

At the beginning of the scandemic I had a horrid stomach infection and had to go to ER. Total fear on everyone's face, it was creepy. When I finally was seen it wasn't even by a doctor, he was a 20 something PA. They did tests and gave me two antibiotics. I took them and I thought I was going to die, I have never felt so sick in my life. Somehow I think the Lord impressed on me to stop the CIPRO and take the other antibiotic with colloidal silver, I was much better in a few days. Later I found a NP doc and told him my goal in life was to never go to ER again and to avoid MSM healthcare. I'd bet on prayer and my God given good sense and my doc. So far so good.

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Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

Cipro is a horrid drug. Has a black box warning or did. I had it prescribed to me for a sinus infection quite a few years back and it caused ver painful tendinitis in back of my legs.

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MaryAnn's avatar

That tendinitis can occur months after discontinuing cipro. Can even cause ruptured achilles.

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Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

It felt like that MaryAnn.

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Shelle's avatar

Cipro does horrible things to people. Never take that one without reading patient reviews to get an idea what may happen.

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Annie's avatar

Excellent decisions. 👍👏

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Carol Brizzolara's avatar

First do no big Pharma!

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Jen's avatar

I don't agree with all of what he says generally but I do agree that the flu shot is potentially deadly for elders. An old Cochran study (2005? 2010?) showed it was useless for >65. Obviously that's why public health immediately started pushing it.

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Carol Brizzolara's avatar

They now double the strength of the flu shot for the over 65. My mom (81) used to take the flu shot every year per her rheumatologist’s recommendation. She hasn’t had the flu in a long time, but she would get several colds and sinus infections every year. Now with all my reading and research about the newest jabs on the block, she is refusing all jabs, but she does take Ivermectin once a week along with a healthy diet, exercise, vitamin D, etc. She unfortunately did get the original two Pfizer jabs; however, since then she has been okay…one minor cold. Her jabbed and continuously jabbing friends have had cancers, heart issues, colds, neurological issues, and flus. Her friends are sick a lot. She is not. She is doing very well. Some of the issues her friends are having are probably related to normal aging; however, much of it is likely jab exacerbated, too. It is so very sad what is happening in our world.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Imagine being smart enough to avoid the Clot Shot but still thinking a Flu shot would be useful.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

How ironic (for me). I took it only twice, both times after having attained sixty five years.

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Raptor's avatar

That same "person" granted anonymity also knows the "thinking" of Biden. I smell an AI story.

In the future they should just make up a name like General E. Stu Pidputz. Nobody will fact check it and it will be far more believable... not that they care about that in the media.

Coffee warms my belly. CnC warms my heart!

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Taiga Rohrer's avatar

General Lee Worthlis...

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I submit "Worthlace" as more linguistically acceptable---yours is a great idea

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

They use the law firm Dewey Cheatem and Howe!

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Roger Beal's avatar

Hat tip to Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers.

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Befferz's avatar

Loved that show, and I'm not a 'car person'.

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ILoveherbs's avatar

🤣🤣🤣

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Jean James's avatar

General Lie Er

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Neil Kellen's avatar

oh...that would be an accurate naming of the source then, wouldn't it? Clever!

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John Galt (MAHA/MAGA)'s avatar

I sense a substantial narrative shift on Covid to blame persistent infection, both as a way to protect the vaccine industry and also as a means to impose restrictions on our freedoms as new variants are released in the upcoming election season. The shell game has not stopped.

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Annie's avatar

Plus they need only to wait it out for another year or so. Keep changing the narrative to address the truth from coming out. At work I hear ambulance sirens several times a day. Currently I know of over 2 dozen people with recent cancer diagnosis. Yep. By the time the covidians actually admit what is happening, it will be too late.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Hehehe... You just quietly slid that right by us - "released". Spot on! We have got to STOP talking about the "variants" as if they are the result of a naturally evolving virus. Seriously! We only empower their narrative.

1) It's not a virus. Hello! It's a synthetic, chimeric, laboratory created bio-weapon based on a computer simulation of a corona virus.

2) This bio-weapon is "replication defective" meaning it can't reproduce and spread and, as a result, it can't evolve into variants.

3) As demonstrated by Dr. Martin, all this information is in the patents in the public domain.

4) The original covid "strain" did not spread from a single point in Wuhan due to the fact that it is replication defective. Wuhan was just a cover story. It was released simultaneously around the globe to kick-start the plandemic psy-ops. From that point on, the "pandemic" itself was a creation of the psy-ops and all illness was reclassified as "Covid".

5) To the extent that there are so-called variants, these are once again, laboratory creations released on a pre-determined schedule to maintain the psyops.

6) I'm still waiting for someone to prove to me that these things actually exist by isolating a "virus" from an infected person. Why has no one shown that? I'm just guessing that if they did do that then the whole world would see that it's not a virus.

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John Galt (MAHA/MAGA)'s avatar

I agree. If the editor here had strikethrough, I would have used it. But the term "released" was deliberate. Expect the worst as the election cycle develops. Trump must be stopped at any cost. This is a whole-of-deep-state effort. He knows too much, and his powers to declassify information will expose and completely dismantle the sewer of deep state, which transcends borders and leads straight to the head of the snake. Only Trump can do this. The others (except maybe Vivek & RFK) will succumb to the pressure (and, most likely, compromising information) and let it continue its trek to global domination. My $0.02.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Thank you for using 'released', as this has been my contention.

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devoalan's avatar

They had to rush it’s release, hence much of the confusion in the explanations from the murderers. PDT had to be removed, without making him a martyr. Can’t execute him, so we’ll mail in vote him out. He was set to expose the crime that is Ukraine, and all the other things that go with it. Two impeachments? Please.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Ask RFK Junior to verify that "they" cannot execute Trump. He might tell you about the CIA.

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Valerie's avatar

100%!

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CHop's avatar

They need to combat the new study out of Yale with ReAct19 which showed adverse effects after the jab and their new LISTEN study which investigates it further

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10659483/

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Emumundo's avatar

80% female and 87% non Hispanic White? From what I’ve read the group most in peril of myocarditis is young males.

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CHop's avatar

The way it was described by Bre Dressen in FLCCC webinar was they qualified people for the initial study based on their patients. The LISTEN study is to investigate it further

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Neil Kellen's avatar

I work for a medtech company, and one of the things we are hearing is that doctors and nurses increasingly just don't care anymore. It's not a majority - not even close. But the percentage seems to be increasing. Which brings me to:

I occasionally post about people in my small circle with sudden serious conditions. One of them, a super smart, funny, friendly woman was diagnosed with Stage 4 inoperable lung cancer. After the shock subsided just a bit and they started planning for end of life, they set up a second opinion at an esteemed cancer center. It turns out she had follicular lymphoma, was quickly treated, and has just passed the six month clear checkup. How do doctors get a diagnosis THAT WRONG? Do they just do a "quick read" and then file it away? NEXT! And the doctor who gave the second opinion had to threaten them to get them to send their test results - that's pretty suspect IMO.

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CeeMcG's avatar

My 70-year old cousin has been losing weight, and she is a smoker. She went to the doctor and right off the bat he told her it was probably lung cancer. Wow, way to go, Mister Bedside Manner! 😱. I told her it sounded like hyperthyroidism. Fortunately I was right, and her lung scan was clear. Shocked that a doctor could be that insensitive.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Arrogance has always run deep in the medical community. Now it's out in the open.

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Fla Mom's avatar

When I was a resident, the attending (senior) surgeon I was working with gave a patient her breast cancer diagnosis by saying, "You have breast cancer; that's the way it goes sometimes," and then walking out, leaving me there to figure out what I should do to help the poor woman. When I was in medical school, on a Friday, an attending physician gave a patient her diagnosis of HIV/AIDS (back before effective medications; it was a death sentence at the time) with zero counseling, saying someone would be in touch on Monday or so. In those days, rumor had it that some people committee suicide when they were diagnosed. All of this happened in the late '80s-early '90s.

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Mark St's avatar

It was no rumor. I lost a couple of friends to suicide back then who were diagnosed with HIV, not even full blown AIDS.

Ironically enough, I did a research project on HIV/AIDS while in high school when many people still thought they could get it from public restrooms. I was way, way ahead of the knowledge curve.

I say ironically because of who was in charge of the government response back then used almost the same playbook while being in charge of the government response during Covid led me to being highly doubtful of anything he said...

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AJF's avatar

I'm assuming you're familiar with Celia Farber? She has been writing about Faucci and AIDs for decades.

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Fla Mom's avatar

Political correctness has been affecting medical school admissions for decades. I sat on a board deciding which applicants for a full Army scholarship to medical school would be accepted, and I was so shocked at the poor records of so many that were accepted that I spoke to our representative at the Office of the Surgeon General about it. (The methods were rigged, and we physicians were used as cover, pretending that we chose those applicants.)

Poor students with wealthy parents can be admitted to medical school and even graduate, as did one person at my school whose parents donated a building. Threatening a medical student or resident with academic discipline can result in a lawsuit claiming 'loss of [very substantial] future income.'

Some time around 2007-9 or so a fellow physician in charge of a specialty residency training program, as I was, shared his experience of a patient who arrived very late for clinic due to the existing horrendous parking and traffic situation. The resident who was supposed to be learning how to practice the specialty while a resident trainee said to his senior supervisor (and senior ranking military officer) that he couldn't see the patient because he had to go to the gym. Not only is that against the medical ethic I was taught, it's opposite-world to the military ethic.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

The medical stories I could tell. I don't think this degree of blatant malpractice is unusual.

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Jean James's avatar

Agree, lots of apathy, and poor safety! Leapfrog and CMS grades just came out and NY was not looking good https://www.hospitalsafetygrade.org/ I’m sure we’re not alone! I tell everyone to be their own advocate, get lots of opinions!

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Bgagnon's avatar

The patient was very fortunate to find such a great doc for second opinion! I think they are exceedingly rare now days. I love happy endings! 🥰

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Sunnydaze's avatar

My favorite Christmas story. High school age son. Post high school special needs daughter. Tradition is the special needs daughter wakes up brother to open what’s in stockings. Then they wake us up for presents.

I wake up to find both stockings unwrapped and special needs daughter sitting quietly next to them. In my wisdom I decide she opened hers and her brothers stocking. In horror I lecture her about how she is only to open hers. Then frantically race the clock to rewrap brothers stocking gifts before he wakes up.

She says nothing the whole time. Probably because I was busy lecturing her.

Enter brother….. half hour later.

He says while rubbing his eyes, “Why are my presents all rewrapped?” I stare in horror.

“Um, what?” I ask. 🙄 Gulp.

He says, “We already got up at 4am and unwrapped the presents and I went back to bed.” 🤦🏼‍♀️

So he got to unwrap twice as many gifts as his sister. 😂

We have laughed about that every year since! Wow. Needless to say my daughter got lots of apologizing that day.

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

My wish for the New Year is, the lid comes off the "covid" scam and the jabs are revealed to be bioweapons that only kill and maim. The part that will be hard for the covid cultists to come to terms with will be they killed their kids with the jabs because they were too lazy to do their own research.

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CHop's avatar

Unfortunately, I think you're right, but not in a good way. 2024 is the start of year 3 after the jabs began. Several docs said in 3-5 years, there will be a large amount of deaths. I think too many to be ignored.

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Annie's avatar

Deaths, illnesses, cancers, heart issues et al have not slowed down where I live. Highly vaxxed area. I often feel I am the only thinking person in a Twilight Zone episode.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

That's how I felt in Santa Fe. That's why I moved.

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AJF's avatar

Annie, you might enjoy Bill Rice Jr on Substack. He wrote about this exact issue of The Twilight Zone the other day... our current situation is eerily similar to many of those episodes!

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Annie's avatar

I do get his feeds. He's a good read.

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

I believe you're right, a woman I know lost her 12 year old daughter on Dec 23rd, she wholly believed in the "vaccines" I could never get thru to her and now her only daughter is dead.

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AngelaK's avatar

Horrible.. 😥😥😥

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MayBella82's avatar

How incredibly sad... I cannot imagine anything worse than losing a child... and to be the one responsible.

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AJF's avatar

Exactly. And that is why vaccines on the children's schedule are rarely blamed for adverse events.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Noooooo😭

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devoalan's avatar

That’s why they are prepping us with “ it was covid and we warned you. maybe the jab didn’t work that well, but it was much better than dying from covid”

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Lisa Ca's avatar

GULP. That makes me sad

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AJF's avatar

It took people like us (with broad shoulders so to speak?) to resist the blatant ridicule foisted upon those "doing their own research." I was told, "So you believe these quack docs on the Internet over the experts at the CDC?" Then when I'd give the credentials of these docs and scientists they quickly looked them up on Wikipedia and of course all their bios were changed. Most with 'anti-vaxer' added. It is shocking to me to realize how quickly and easily propaganda works on most people!

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

The people who lied and killed people should be arrested and charged with murder.

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Emil's avatar

Biden looks ridiculous in that mask. All the virtue-signaling pictures of politicians in masks are going to come back to haunt them.

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Can you provide a photo where Biden doesn't look ridiculous, with or without a mask?

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Annie's avatar

That's what I was thinking. Ridiculous is his go-to status.

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Cheryl Caraglior's avatar

🤣🤣

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Janet's avatar

Flew this past week. Twice. The only ones wearing masks were young adults. No elderly and just one child, herded by a masked young adult. This was to NY and back. Just a comment: that new LGA is quite something. More walking however. I was used to the old slum location of Southwest Airlines. So nice to get back to Milwaukee where parking in the far lots is 8.00 a day and the shuttle takes you right to your vehicle on return. 😁. Happy New Year everyone. Buckle up.

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Betsy Frost's avatar

I'm currently sitting in a hospital OR waiting room, daughter in for an endoscopy. Only one makes person and she's younger and thin. She has now taken off the mask in order to eat...omg, the cognitive dissonance! Oops. Done and the mask is now back on 😆

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John A George's avatar

Duh...germs go on break while we eat...

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PEL's avatar

Plus all the related face touching.

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Janet's avatar

Yikes.

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Fred's avatar

Hope it’s good news for your daughter! ❤️🙋‍♀️

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devoalan's avatar

I have no intention of ever returning to New York, ever. Mom’s gone now, and I have no reason to return.

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Janet's avatar

I’d like to but only kid and family lives there. Long Island. Although I will try not to go into the city anymore. Been there , done that. I don’t enter Chicago anymore and I’m fairly close but in farm country.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Same here. Youngsters with masks, and not a single oldie.

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LMWC's avatar

While my daughter was home over the holidays she watched a food show on CNN about Stanley Tucci, the actor, going around Italy, trying to find the best Italian dishes. Many of the places he was in, everyone would be masked, others, not at all. I am not sure when this show was produced, could have been a year or two ago, but it repulsed me to show people wearing masks, and then the next minute, the masks are gone and they are talking to Tucci about food.

The same is true about St Jude’s commercials. Marlo Thomas is talking about giving to St Jude’s and then they cut to supposed hospital footage and everyone is masked, even the smallest children. If this is old footage, it needs to go, but I think it is very likely big time signaling.

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

Regarding the kids masked at St. Jude’s---masking around cancer patients has always been a thing bc they are susceptible to everything--and a mask really can protect against droplet based infections. So...

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LMWC's avatar

Agreed, against the part about droplets, but surgical masks were worn to protect the sterile environment of the patient from doctors or nurses drooling into an open area. They were never worn to prevent microscopic nano particles from floating around. And if the masks were always worn why did they never show up in St Jude’s commercials prior to covid?

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devoalan's avatar

People in cancer wards are generally required to wear masks, and have been for years. Don’t ask me how I know. And yes they do make anti viral masks, that look nothing like n95 “ dusts, fumes, mists” masks.

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SB's avatar

We can hope.

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Cindi's avatar

My best Christmas story was my mom & I, after several glasses of wine while preparing the Christmas dinner accidentally using powdered sugar for the turkey gravy instead of flour. Fortunately I had some packets of the pre-made gravy in the pantry, so disaster was mostly averted. She’s been gone since 2015, but I always laugh about that at Christmas, as I prepare gravy

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Jean V's avatar

One Christmas, I made cranberry sauce and a dessert with salt instead of sugar. I had run out of sugar and asked my in-laws if they had any in their RV. They brought in an unmarked tub of white powder that I assumed was sugar, and I didn't taste test. The turkey was also smelly when I opened the package that year. I had a package of chicken in the freezer, and we had that for dinner.

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Cindi's avatar

Great story, Jean!

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Fred's avatar

Memories are the best! TY! ❤️🙋‍♀️

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