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Fabes55's avatar

I think it’s time to have a discussion about the length of time between the election and the inauguration. Biden’s lackeys are trying to burn the country down with their stupid shenanigans.

The time was shortened from March 4 to the Jan date in 1922 because technology had improved over the 19th century. We could make the same claim today to shorten the time again.

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Roger Beal's avatar

^^^ THIS ^^^ should be among the first dozen things Team Trump tackles during the first month in office. No other western nation with "free" popular elections has such a lengthy interregnum.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

And look at the damage the ds has done since the fifth. And will do right up until the last second. The way I figure it,it ought to be one day. You lost, GTFO!

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Fabes55's avatar

Word of the day— interregnum!

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Hektor Bleriot's avatar

The Dems spell it, 'interRectum.' Government by the people, for the people, and definitely UP the people!

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MaryAnn's avatar

😂😂😂

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Jamie's avatar

😁

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Befferz's avatar

A lot of us are thinking along this line now I think.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

And I'm guessing the chain of custody of the ballots was much more secure back then.

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TB's avatar

Inaugurate on Christmas? ;)

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Austin's avatar

How about on the first Wednesday in November?

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

RE: "The adults aren’t back in the White House yet, but they are on their way..." (FYI, I misquoted Jeff in my initial post, the actual quote above corrects it.)

Yes, that's true but elections were absolutely 100% stolen up and down your ticket.

A MUST read from journalist Elizabeth Nickson for anyone who might think that the 2024 election wasn't stolen:

https://elizabethnickson.substack.com/p/why-didnt-they-steal-it

Hat tip to fellow C&C reader Michael Framson who shared it with me.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

California took over a month to count their votes. Strangely, every single close race was awarded to the Dem.

https://www.yourcentralvalley.com/news/local-news/california-secretary-of-state-responds-to-slow-vote-count-criticism/

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

BFM - they weren't counting ballots as much as they were adding fake mail in ballots and programmed flipped ballots to get the result they wanted.

The same thing happened here in my corrupt county of Cochise where it took these criminals TWO WEEKS to "count" 86k votes. People that were leading were somehow overcome by a surge of ballots...

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Barbara ( Portlander😵‍💫)'s avatar

Same in my county here in Oregon

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Leo's avatar

Barbara, in Multnomah county?

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Mary/NOT - I reported you. Go away.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Lots of issues with elections in Arizona.

Have you seen the free movie , State of Denial, about elections in Arizona? (Link below)

https://state-of-denial.com

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Hi Alice,

I haven't seen it but will definitely watch it.

Thank you for the share.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Another great election documentary is Let My People Go by Professor David Clements.

FREE LINK

https://rumble.com/v4h66w3-official-let-my-people-go-full-length-documentary.html

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Professor Clements is excellent.

I will watch this video too.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Every state that wouldn’t count votes in 24 hrs, cheated. No brainer. Thank you Jeff again, for your humor & ability to tell it like it is 🥰

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Based Florida Man's avatar

It's really that simple.

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I am not your Other's avatar

Calif Dems have been stealing elections since the 80s at least.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Yes, and they exported it to Arizona and New Mexico and Utah, and Washington, and Oregon and Illinois, etc etc. And they are slowly bringing it to the rest of the country. First the programmable machines, then the massive fraud available from and with mail in ballots.

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MaryAnn's avatar

IL has cornered the market on cheating. We don’t need machines. Dead people have been voting in IL for decades. We are also watching a circus in Cook county as machine pol Mike Madigan is on trial for bribery/corruption/business as usual in our state government.

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Mindi's avatar

Washington State perfected cheating with mail-in ballots when Dino Rossi won but lo and behold, two weeks later Christine Gregoire pulled it out of her a$$ — I mean, trunk. It’s been hopeless ever since. So we moved to Idaho. But they’re trying it here too.

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

Suspiciously, Washington State is the only state in the nation that didn't (officially) slide right AT ALL. Even Cali did. We had statewide initiatives that would have fixed some major issues but all but one was defeated. I have reached out to the organizers to try to get the next initiative to be reinstating in-person voting. Between the cheaters and the lazy voters it would be an uphill climb but without it we will never have even remotely secure elections again.

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CMCM's avatar

Amazingly, 10 California counties (including mine!) turned RED this time! But they weren't high population counties. The coastal areas control everything.

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Kat's avatar

Same thing in Colorado.

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CMCM's avatar

That's how California became a Democrat supermajority state.

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Fred's avatar

Takes time to “get it right.” Indeed! It would be nice to know how many of those ballots were printed by the voters under the bizarre “remote access” program. Seems some folks don’t get mail anymore…

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Yes Fred, email voting from overseas 'citizens' is legal in Oregon. The 'voter' waves their right to a secret ballot, send the digital image to the election office which then duplicates the voted ballot to the official ballot that can be recognized by the tabulator. The number of these ballots increases every election.

The entire process to a peaceful change of power in our country has been bastardized. So many people don't trust it anymore, and don't vote thus the recruitment of millions more new voters to work the gamed system.

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Bandit's avatar

Yeah. Shocking. 🙄

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FH's avatar

Here’s the kicker: by law, California gives itself 30 days after Election Day to “canvass the vote,” SoS certifies on 30th day. I checked, it’s the only state that gives itself that timeline.

IIRC, county election officials are not allowed to report to SoS early, and must report two days in advance of SoS certification.

I think they are trying to make, or already have made, it illegal for the 58 counties to determine how to run their state/federal elections procedures- ie can’t outlaw machines.

Arizona et al copy CA. Not surprising given the population movement to other states starting during the dotcom boom.

I can’t detest these people enough.

BTW, War Room watchers: we need to push Steve to highlight any reform efforts in western states especially CA. Local news useless.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Your Shasta County has a bunch of fighters, FH. I'm watching their progress from just a state just bit North of them.

The fix is and has been in for a long time, and the screws tightened down every legislative session to prohibit changing anything. With the corrupt judiciary (sorry councilor) the truth will never be heard. Oregon has 'voting month' also.

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Eeek's avatar

Orange County is completely Blue. How? Counting votes until the last minute, provisional votes, illegal voting. The majority of the population is older, easily manipulated by caretakers, has moved, flat out did not vote, too many to list. If the country was swept Red, why not Orange County? Why did it sweep Blue? I really want to know.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

They stole it with mail in ballot fraud.

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Renee Marie's avatar

This is why I didn’t vote this year. CA took away my legitimate right to vote. It’s a one party state.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

CA is in deep trouble. But you mustn't give up and not vote. What county do you live in? What if you could take back your county?

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Renee Marie's avatar

No thank you! I be moving when it’s “right”.

Voting is FUBAR…pointless. Every politician is selected ahead of time, including Trump…watch what he DOES.

I voted for him twice…I didn’t know what I know now.

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Sarah Bee's avatar

California needs election reform now! Scott Presler talking with Nicole Shanninan recently about what changes are needed’

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Susan G's avatar

This explains why Trump had no coattails. I asked this question three days after November 5. The Trump establishment congratulates itself, but does not question all the down ballot races lost. I'd like to know why.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Precisely Susan. Its why my Senator is a drug cartel crook instead of Kari Lake. (Although I give Trump 100% credit for selecting her to lead VOA - what an absolutely brilliant choice. We will finally have someone at VOA telling the truth to the rest of the world instead of the gaslighting of the NWO global criminals.)

Getting Trump back in office was supremely important and that was their focus. Trump is putting in place people who can help us restore our country. But it is still on us. As long as we allow s_Elections with programmable machines and massive wholesale mail in ballot fraud, we cannot restore our country, even with Trump's help.

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Susan G's avatar

The RNC is seemingly ignoring the down ballot results, not offering assistance. Why?

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

The RNC doesn't have coat tails either. When you look at the Republican party in states and counties, they are a DISASTER. Far too many run by RINOs and the rest forever hung up in in-fighting with those who are "in" the party to undermine it. We have to get out of the mindset of believing the Republican Party... it is broken.

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

In a congressional race in my very blue area, the blue crook had a stash of over 8 million...the red competitor had close to 150 thousand.

Needless to say...I was quite shocked at the discrepancy.

My source was the Congressional web site. It showed the finances within that district. i regret not making a file of that stat.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Elizabeth Nickson, in the link I shared, also discusses Omega4America and their revolutionary work. She links to one of their videos which shows the massive network in place to fund election theft - please watch it. Act Blue is part of it and they funneled literally a billion dollars through the network to the down ballot.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I'm praying that Peter Bernegger's (and his group's) work will be allowed to expose all the donation smurfing fraud.

It will, IMO, explain where the money is coming from.

And even though it's on both sides (ActBlue and Dem NGOs to the largest degree, AND also in WinRed to a much much smaller degree), we need to remove ALL the fraudsters. Clean house...

Peter explained that crooks/cartels can purchase prepaid credit gift cards in quantities like 20M at a time, and use them to smurf donations into a myriad of avenues of political campaign funding using other peoples' names and addresses, without their knowledge.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

And if you're wondering how they handle that volume of transactions, he said they are all fed into some kind of spreadsheet and delivered to a processor.

And somehow, Stripe is involved in the process as well.

When one looks at the FEC (Federal Election Commission) report of who donated to who, you can see groups of people giving ridiculous numbers of donations, both in quantity of transactions, and in the size (to the penny) of the transactions in some cases, across the country -- that are mirrored and synchronized in ways that evidence an algorithm.

And when asked if the recipients could claim plausible deniability, the answer was no.

People like Tammy Baldwin, and many more.

I'm pretty sure he indicated Trump knows, but I would have to listen again.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/12/new-evidence-alleged-actblue-foreign-money-laundering-operation/

https://rumble.com/v5ytk02-why-we-vote-ep.-105-730-pm-et-.html

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Jay Horton's avatar

Boom there it is! Forget this Red/Blue crap! Find the ones that will do the right things. Run the rest of them out of town on a rail.

Later Jay

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LMWC's avatar

Because there is only the Uniparty. Neocon Republicans are the other side of the Marxist Democrats. Blue state Governors are running rampant gobbling up as much “free” Federal money as they can get their greedy hands on. Michigan had a Senate race featuring a relatively New Democrat candidate who didn’t have any attractive qualities and no real campaign against Mike Rogers who many in Michigan didn’t like but the MiGOP wanted him; he had name recognition and Trump endorsed him. He was ahead until late in the day on Wednesday when votes magically poured in. Trump had already won Michigan, how does the next name on the Republican ballot lose?

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Because that’s the price they charged for laying down. Status quo is everything. Apparently they think there are still 75% sheep in America. Not so any longer.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

We barely dodged having to go kinetic if Trump had lost. I think the progressives (global marxists, deep state, uniparty, etc) realized Americans were ready to go (UHC CEO an example) and so they changed their plan and let Trump win, but stole everything else they needed to keep him, and US, in chains.

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Maureen ODH's avatar

Daniel L… do you read Agent 131711 Substack?

Part 7 “EVERGREEN” …. an exposé of the octopus that controls the globe… SERCO…. CIA…. https://chemtrails.substack.com/p/evergreen-the-grand-finale-exposing explosive deep dive research…

…..the research conclusion wrap up paragraph:

“the British Crown’s offshore banks hold the greatest personal wealth in the world estimated at $35 trillion” and here’s the kicker: English law prohibits questioning the Monarchy about their personal holdings and business. In fact, this is true of most of Europe’s royalty, whether enthroned or not.  So, as long as the end-holders cannot be questioned, and all diplomats are given diplomatic immunity, and as long as SER-CO can have more control over nations than any other entity in history including patent depravation, and as long as the CENTRAL Intelligence Agency is paid to covertly make, merge, buy and sell front companies, including air, land and marine travel as well as financial institutions (even ones that are on the stock market), in addition to working alongside SER-CO as a secret military, the answer to my simple question, “Where did Evergreen’s assets go?” will never be answered, but in my opinion……they didn’t go anywhere because they never left the CENTRAL Intelligence Agency…”….. this exposé certainly points to where the missing trillions went… more importantly who are the elite globalists controlling the world, and is Trump and team associates or are they actually the regime that will tear it all apart???

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Thank you Maureen, I will check it out.

When we talk about the global marxists, this is who we are talking about.

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Maureen ODH's avatar

Thank you Daniel L…. Yes… but the connection of dots that Agent 131711 does in the seven part series is utterly gobsmacking…. mind boggling…. it’s no wonder a scam like Covid was so cohesively carried out globally or how the JFK to 9/11 facts/truth has been so cohesively covered up in the public domain. This research will make you question everything….

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I think they were hoping they'd get the majority in Congress, so they could impeach him if he won.

Thank God they were foiled there, and yet exposed their dirty deeds in the process.

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Renee Marie's avatar

💯

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Jay Horton's avatar

Sorry Alan, as much as I would like to disagree and I am sure there are various mitigating factors, that number seems about right to me. Give many of them a football game on TV and a hotdog and the "lights" go out....

Later Jay

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Aloha50's avatar

why oh why did you folk in Arizona select Lake over Lamb? Sure fraud, but Lamb still would have won. Lake was polling way behind during the race and really the fact she got so close to winning was a surprise. Lamb was better than her across the board and would have won easily in my view. For whatever reason, Lake is off putting to many people. I like her but it is what it is and that should have been recognized bythe AZ primary voter. MAGA often wears blinders, unfortunately.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

No way Lamb wins. Why do you think we have "Gov" hobbs, "AG" mayes and "SOS" fontes? All criminals, all s_Elected.

Polling? Seriously?

NO conservative would've won, the election was fixed. Kari should've been our governor in 2022, but the election was fixed.

Lake is "off-putting"? Only if you listen to the gaslighting, downright lies and narrative spin of the corrupt media.

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Renee Marie's avatar

If you still think voting in elections is legitimate, may I interest you in some waterfront property in the Sahara Desert?

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PEL's avatar

Ack are we going to get Karen Robson running for governor next time? Blech!

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

I have very high hopes that when PDT gets the DoJ, he will enthusiastically investigate election fraud and prosecute it like the treason it is.

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Carlos's avatar

We can only hope and pray that he fulfills that promise. (We got it all, we can see everything)

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Neil Kellen's avatar

This is war of many battles. We aren't going to win them all.

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Pelopidas's avatar

Trumps lack of down ballot superiority had more to do with candidates and single issue constituencies, I believe. His true down ballot power (or lack thereof) will show up in 2026 and 2028 depending on the effectiveness of his policies and governance. As it probably should be.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I respectfully, but completely, disagree. Elections were manipulated across the country. Please, take the time to read Nickson's article which I linked in my initial post. Its astonishing to me there are people who still believe our "elections" are not manipulated.

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Maureen ODH's avatar

🎯👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Pelopidas's avatar

I assume you disagree with just the first sentence, not the second? If so, I think there could have been fraud, though I’ve not seen the direct evidence. Even so, I’m sure there was less fraud than in 2020 because of heightened scrutiny. 2020 was ridiculous. I do think some of the down ballot candidates could have run better campaigns and potentially overcome the fraud, if any. I think that, in hindsight, some of them did not make a good enough case for themselves as legislators, administrators or governors, they rather staked their whole campaign on being a Trump acolyte. In some races this was enough, in others it wasn’t. Again, I think Trump’s coattails will be much longer in coming elections if he and his team can deliver on their promises and govern well. (And never miss a chance to display the opposition’s nefarious destructive obstructionist activities).

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

re: I do think some of the down ballot candidates could have run better campaigns and potentially overcome the fraud, if any.

Im going to get straight to the point.

I don't know quite how to say it to someone who apparently has their head in the sand - utterly refusing to see the fraud.

Our "elections" are manipulated, they are manipulated with programmable machines and massive mail in ballot fraud, both set upon the American people over almost 4 decades to take over our country. When you can understand that, then we can have a conversation about what to do about it. In the meantime, where do you live, how old are you, male or female?

Trump has massive coat tails from the past 8 years, except for the massive manipulation of the election.

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Pelopidas's avatar

Daniel, telling someone you’ve never met that they have their “head in the sand” is not a great way to get a conversation started.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I understand that, but it is necessary to get to reality and if it takes saying some difficult things, then I will say them. You have made posts which completely ignore the massive fraud in our elections and so I have to call you out rather than play along. Did you read the Nickson article I posted at the top of this thread? PLease, I urge you to read the entire thing and watch the videos she linked in it.

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Pelopidas's avatar

You attribute things to me that I never said or even implied. Ex: “You’ve made posts which completely ignore the massive fraud…”. I’m perfectly willing to discuss election fraud. But, combating straw men is not my idea of time well spent.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Here are 4 of your statements which led to mine about ignoring massive fraud:

a. If so, I think there could have been fraud, though I’ve not seen the direct evidence.

b. Even so, I’m sure there was less fraud than in 2020 because of heightened scrutiny.

c. I do think some of the down ballot candidates could have run better campaigns and potentially overcome the fraud, if any.

d. ... In some races this was enough, in others it wasn’t.

Those statements are indicative of someone with their head in the sand, or perhaps so indoctrinated by the lying media, that they simply cannot see the truth of what happened in 2020, 2022 and 2024.

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Pelopidas's avatar

Daniel, there you go again.

I’m pretty sure there was more fraud in 2020 (10 million Biden voters disappeared), so that’s not exactly controversial. I’m also certain down ballot candidates could have run better campaigns. That is just being honest and realistic. “In some races this was enough, and in others it wasn’t” referring to running strictly on Trump’s endorsement v. working harder to establish your own credentials and brand is self evidently true, because, as I said, “in some races it WAS enough, it others it wasn’t” as the results showed.

So, I’d appreciate it if you would stop stating that my heads “in the sand”, attributing to me things I did not say, and twisting the things I did say.

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PEL's avatar

How do thy overcome machine manipulation?

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

It's not an easy task but the first thing they do is make all the code open source on every device. Once it's all open source every one can look at it, study it line by line, and determine how the votes are being manipulated, its why they wont let us look.

Once you have the code cleaned up, then you disconnect every single machine from the network and you remove every network interface card so there can be no nefarious connections.

Finally, the people verify the machine result by hand.

Then you can overcome machine manipulation.

But the most simple and correct solution is to simply not use machines. It is a very straight forward, verifiable process to count paper ballots by hand.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Very good plan Daniel. Every ballot envelope mailed to an election office must be verified, as they say in the legal business, as a 'true bill'.

Oregon, 100% mail in for far too long, has no chain of custody on ballots. With the very loose signature verification process anyone can can (and does) vote. Per Judicial Watch Oregon has the dirtiest voter rolls in the country.

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Kat's avatar

From your lips to God’s ears.

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

He has coattails, they just aren't as big as they properly should be.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

There are people looking into this. We know they cheated on the down ballot.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Yes, and they will use every means possible to knee-cap Trump, so expect more lawfare, gas lighting on steroids. It's going to be an epic battle.

We must not falter, but work feverishly in restoring verifiable, certifiable elections. THIS is OUR job.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I agree, we can’t just sit back and say, “we elected Trump, our work is done here.” We need to save ourselves (with God’s help) not expect some other human to save us.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

It's not easy but it is doable. We must start soon, after a small rest through 2 Jan 2025. Then we need to get moving - I have a plan to take our elections back county by county - we have to grow teams everywhere.

(personal note - Im still recovering from the loss of my beautiful, wonderful friend and companion, my little Lexi, 12 pound female Min Pin who God called home on 2 Dec... still deeply heart broken, tears in my eyes as I write this. At least she is with God, which is the only good I can take from it.)

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RunningLogic's avatar

Aww I’m so sorry 😞

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Maureen ODH's avatar

Daniel L…. So very sorry… I know your pain… we lost out heart girl during the 2020 mandates, veterinarians wouldn’t even see us, (their far from science stupidity still triggers rage)…. loosing her during such an nonsensical outrageous FrankenFauci operation… grieved us beyond our usual ability to cope… Picture God holding your broken heart 💔 in the palm of His hand… 💗💔💗❤️‍🩹💗

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

The loss of my beloved Lexi has hit me hard.

And it didn't have to be.

Maureen, you hit the nail straight on the head. It was a vet who caused her devastating death, and I will not rest until there is accountability.

Thank you for your kind, compassionate words. I think there are few things harder in this world than the loss of our wonderful furry friends, their unrequited love, the joy they bring. Whenever she would come up to me, she would first touch my leg with her nose. It took me awhile before I realized she was always giving me a greeting nose kiss! Without knowing this, the vet who came to administer the euthanasia drugs when it was clear she would not come back, and not knowing about her nose kisses, made an imprint of her nose and mailed it to me. I cherish that little imprint.

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Maureen ODH's avatar

Yes… and you’re so welcome… know I’m hugging you with shared tears… 💔🐕❤️‍🩹😪💗

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

@Daniel L, <...𝑢𝑛𝑟𝑒𝑞𝑢𝑖𝑡𝑒𝑑 𝑙𝑜𝑣𝑒...>. Hardly. The depth of your grief leaps from the page speaking to 𝙪𝙣𝙘𝙤𝙣𝙙𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙖𝙡 love, which goes both ways. It is probably the purest example on the planet, including parent to child which on occasion can run into conditions, and typically adult relationships where rarely is the love so pure and mutual. If you find the latter, it's like heaven on earth. Which is why our intuitive, silly, demanding-but-not-demanding as we freely give to supply their needs and more, unquestioning, curiously intelligent, open-hearted, coded language speaking friends capture our imaginations and hearts and allow our spirits to soar - a little piece of heaven. Clearly her love was not unrequited. A stupid little comment, maybe misplaced, but intended to recognize more accurately what you're processing, and for some time to come. You loved one another unconditionally, yes? Life altering. Irreplaceable. Much empathy for your sadness.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Thank you for your kind, compassionate words. I really appreciate them... I know life goes on but always and forever changed.

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Dwell in the Land's avatar

Yep, plenty of voting shenanigans happening in Oregon and very few drawing attention to it at all. Appreciate Jeff Eager's dedicated efforts: https://open.substack.com/pub/oregonroundup/p/election-chief-touted-voter-citizen?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=1f2c9m

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Horizons's avatar

Also in NC. The state as a whole voted for Trump yet the executive positions went to Dems - Gov., Lt. Gov., Attny Gen, etc. and the Republican legislature lost its veto-proof majority.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Yes, this was their plan, and they executed it with the s_Election system they have unlawfully forced on the American people.

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FedUpInOR's avatar

I think people are sick of the Republican Party. They voted for trump but they hate the status quo Republican Party. I voted for Trump and did not vote for Chavez-DeRemer

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S.P.H.'s avatar

You and thousands of others FedUp. Observing in Clackamas County it was disheartening to see a vote for Trump and nothing marked down ballot.

We are now fighting to keep a County Commissioner elect from taking office because of charges she committed elder abuse and theft. This occurred before the election but was silenced by the media until after. Oregon, andthe nation is still in trouble.

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FedUpInOR's avatar

Because the Republicans are sellouts and we are all trying to send a message. I don’t doubt that some races were stolen but others… stop being RINOS

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Bill Lacey's avatar

The Dems saw the real internal polling and knew the Presidential outcome was too big to rig. So they changed tactics in order to steal the House. Once that was done, they would start weekly Articles of Impeachment filings beginning on January 21. And they almost pulled it off.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

This is an interesting hearing about election integrity held on 9/30/2024 in Georgia. The DeKalb County (GA) GOP vs (SOS) Raffensperger. The judge was Judge McAfee. He was also the presiding judge for Fani Willis case.

The evidence shared by the expert witnesses is incredible. One of them states that most people's home computers are more secure than the election equipment. The passwords haven't been changed in 10+ years. The encryption keys are visible. One of the experts stated it's like putting the combination on the wall next to the bank vault.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=J6wQrS7PnrI&si=9sLSzMZ-DdXPRtR2

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

I doubt there is hardly anyone on this site that would ever believe that those who have been cheaters and liars for their entire career would ever stop being cheaters and liars. Those kind of people are on an entire different website.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

One way they cheat:

Fraction Magic –

Read this:

Part 1: Votes are being counted as fractions instead of as whole numbers – BlackBoxVoting.org

https://blackboxvoting.org/fraction-magic-1/

Watch this:

https://youtu.be/Fob-AGgZn44

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

An election integrity bill needs to be one of the top priorities for the new congress. Repealing the Smith-Mundt modernization act should be another priority.

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Jay Horton's avatar

Wow-O-wow! What a powerful article. That was amazing and I am so pissed I could bite a 10-penny nail in half.

Later Jay

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Still searching for the awesome site someone posted to get a legacy video made with 1 or 3 hr interviews. HELP’

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Another wonderful documentary about elections. It was created by Professor David Clements.

FREE LINK

https://rumble.com/v4h66w3-official-let-my-people-go-full-length-documentary.html

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NofloChick's avatar

Thanks for the Nickson substack read. Eye opening.

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PEL's avatar

I posted this yesterday as agree it’s hugely important. We are not in charge! Best we can hope for is a uniform election law that stops what it can. Several Congressional seats were stolen while we were celebrating!!

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Machine voting circumvents current law by creating a back door to manipulate votes. We need to go back to in person paper ballets per federal law and that is it. Mail in ballot law is the only thing that needs focus and states must maintain control of state elections. Federal control over state elections is a death nail.

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Peace's avatar

If elections were stolen, how did Trump win out in 2024? Honest question.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Respectfully, not an honest question. Please, I urge you to go read, fully, the Nickson article I posted the link to, at the top of this thread. Then you will understand why it is not an honest question. She lays it out succinctly.

Then we can have the discussion.

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PEL's avatar
Dec 16Edited

Read that article.will answer yiur question. We must have a uniform election law!!

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Eeek's avatar

This is federalism gone wrong at it’s height. They will turn and make us get federal ids linked to voting, as well as the vaccine, criminal, and IRS databases. We will then see the social credit system, digital dollar pieces nicely fit together for their control and domination.

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Austin's avatar

Wow...reading this was SO depressing.......then, I pondered. In order to have the Lawless One enter onto the scene to establish "peace".....that EVERYONE will gladly embrace.....there must be catastrophic chaos! And we know it will happen. Time to be bold......be VERY bold.

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Bones's avatar

As a physician, I’ve been watching the degradation of American healthcare, although it wasn’t even great when I was a kid. Medicare advantage is a major, political and corporate blow to the well-being of our citizens. It’s never been a good plan. It’s short term savings for long-term misery.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Yep. In 1960 healthcare was just 5% of GDP, now it's 20%, but outcomes are worse.

Team MAHA has their work cut out.

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Jeff C's avatar

The goal of modern healthcare is not to cure you, but to "treat" you in the most expensive manner possible for the rest of your life. If one is older and in bad shape, it's to suck every last penny of their life's savings away before they die by preying on the patient's desperate fear of death.

It's why they never tell people what's actually causing their problems (subsisting on garbage manufactured food-like substances) but instead cover up the symptoms with insanely expensive patented drugs. Nearly everyone suffering metabolic syndrome (likely the root cause of nearly all chronic disease) can be almost instantly cured, or at least dramatically improved, by eating a real food, low carb diet.

Weston Price figured this out 90 years ago. Dr Atkins and and William Dufty realized it fifty years ago. Gary Taubes and the paleo movement figured it out again twenty years ago. But your doctor is clueless, either through ignorance or intentionally.

It requires people to come to this realization to make a clean break. You have to take charge of your own health and do everything possible to never need their assistance. They cannot be trusted to act in your best interests for any chronic condition, and really should only be consulted for trauma. That means eating real food, drinking clean water, getting off prescriptions, no vaccines, good sleep, and reasonable activity.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Jeff C: you are spot on. My parents, God love them, paid a lot of money for my degree in Human Nutrition from a top notch U. But what I was taught was, in hindsight, malarkey in the truest sense of the word. That Food Pyramid was pure BS. I hate that I believed it and then spouted that nonsense to my students and patients. If I could, I would issue a blanket apology and plead ignorance.

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Jeff C's avatar

My sister did the same, also at a top-notch university so you certainly aren't alone.

The base of the pyramid was 6-11 servings of carb-loaded manufactured garbage. 11 servings of insulin-spiking garbage a day!!!! Sugar-loaded fruit is given the same high recommendation as vegetables, which do you think people will pick? (Hint, the one that tastes sweet.) Nutritious meat, foul, fish, and eggs, which have formed the basis of human diets and nourished people since the dawn of time, were relegated to a tiny corner of the diet. Following it is all but guaranteed to turn people into malnourished but at the same time obese, type-2 diabetics.

The medical and nutritionist establishment has still have never admitted it was wrong, but just quietly stopped promoting it. And they only did that because non-nutritionist amateurs shamed them into it, by figuring out it was nonsense and terrible for people.

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Kat's avatar

There is major money in drugs and especially cancer drugs/treatment. Ain’t no way the medical establishment is going to give up that gravy train. They will do everything to keep it on track to include poisoning our air water and food.

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Dawn Ceylong's avatar

Yes they are DETERMINED- increasingly poisoning soil, air, water, food AND building over all natural land so nothing left to grow food! In this respect they even destroy our OPTIONS for good choices!! 😡😡😡

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

100% correct. Thebusiness model is to get you sick and keep you sick, even if inventing a malady is required.

They do it to animals in the veterinary system too, its fundamental to their business model. They know people will literally go broke for their furry children.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

And doctors will continue to be 'baffled' until the prioritized payments dry up.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

The "health care" industry's business model requires the outcomes will be worse.

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Tom's avatar

Perverse incentives. As one with training in engineering, this is akin to using a positive feedback loop, when a negative one is required, or establishing a feedback loop out of phase.

Forgive me for talking off-hand, it's been a minute since I had to employ my education.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Im listening Tom, please explain.

Thanks.

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Tom's avatar

The feedback loop in a stable system pushes back to stability. In an unstable system, it pushes in the opposite direction, increasing a deviation.

Picture a marble in a bowl. When the marble is pushed, it goes up the side of the bowl. It has been disturbed. The feedback of gravity pulls it back toward the center, where it will eventually settle.

If, as the marble rolls back and forth in the bowl, one were to push it repeatedly toward the edge, this is in a direction away from stability.

In the same way, when a healthcare system is financially motivated to cause harm instead of a cure, harm will be caused.

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Bitsy54's avatar

I am praying for a parallel HEALTH system that will allow ME to choose my provider: chiropractor, naturopath, homeopath, Chinese traditional medicine or witch doctor…MY BODY MY CHOICE and I have very limited faith in big pHARMa and today’s cookbook doctors.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Well fight for your homeopathy, big pharm owns the FDA, and they have been attacking that industry with long range missiles.🥴

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

They own the FDA until 20 Jan 25. I have big expectations from the MAHA team.

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Tom's avatar

You HAVE your own witch doctor. And that witch doctor is prioritizing the many over the individual, and feels justified doing so. That witch doctor believes that, for the sake of "mother earth" and "the greater good," you must die. "The earth is over-populated, you see." /sarc-off

The higher level adepts at "witch-doctory" clothe their magick in "The Science." E.g., Fauci, Hotez, et. al. It's sorcery. Pharmakeia.

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nancylee's avatar

what's stopping you from having a health care system where you choose your provider?

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Bitsy54's avatar

The “providers” have all been inDOCTORnated. They pushed bs masks, clot shots, vaxx, and drugs. I don’t use any of big harma crap

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MaryAnn's avatar

Listened to a dr at Cleveland Clinic on a Tucker interview. In the defense of MDs, he said the only tools a dr has is a knife and a prescription pad. Truer words were never spoken. 😳

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

So he admitted to being a brainless idiot?

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MaryAnn's avatar

People go to a dr to get the problem fixed, similar to taking a car for repair. Drs use the tools they have.

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Dawn Ceylong's avatar

🙏

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Sir Jeff Morency, Ph.D.'s avatar

Anyone who uses Energy Density Frequency Medicine already has that, a health care system that handles virtually any disease known to mankind, all computer programmable for any disease, all done electronically. This has been available to anyone with $2500 to $15000 cash to purchase a system. harmonicresearch.org. harmonicresearch@gmail. https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/86447131-cc1c-495e-a385-46424392b94f

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

All they have to do is make healthcare affordable again and cut out the effing health insurance companies, or neuter them down to nearly nothing. That's how it was when I was a kid and most people could afford to see a doctor, there were less lawsuits, doctors were not merely pharma dispensaries, and they still made a good living.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

Yes, I too have been upset at the decline in medical intelligence that has been so apparent in the last 20 yrs. As a former ICU RN, the dumbing down of critical thinking has been mind blowing 🤯. No one should go into a medical office or hospital without an advocate that can hear & think to ask questions.

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Tom's avatar

It's all in how the sausage is made. "Doctors" are deprived of sleep, and conditioned to repeat back what they are told as "gospel." I would bet a shiny silver dime that the process for accrediting a "doctor" consists of mind control techniques including sleep deprivation, shaming, and fear of losing status and wealth. "My student loans, you see . . ."

Critical thinking is not valued, but condemned. Punished, even.

In my military career, there was a saying that irked me to no end: "Integrity is doing what is right, when no one is looking."

My precept was, that: "Integrity is doing what is right, when everyone is looking, and you will be punished for it."

I don't attribute this to myself, but to Jesus Christ, who was pulling me out of the muck and mire, for His glory. I cannot claim any success, but He will finish what He began.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Hi Tom.

You were close on that mil saying. It is actually, "integrity is doing what is right, especially when no one is looking." I always found it to be profound, its easy to do right when everyone is looking...

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Tom's avatar

Hi, Daniel!

I'm highlighting something that the leadership was missing. They often used that messaging in the way you received it, and it is indeed profound.

What I'm pointing out is that the insincere among them would use that saying, but then would do things counter to it. Like ordering a subordinate to pencil whip a Readiness Inspection checklist, when they knew full well that a program was not being run in the spirit of the regulations.

Then, if one did the right thing, one faced consequences from the leadership. Maybe not direct punishment, but things like denial of leadership positions, promotions, or career development opportunities.

I encountered many who looked good on paper, and were detrimental to mission accomplishment.

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Bitsy54's avatar

I have been urging the MDs who left on early retirement, because they knew masks and clot shots were bs, to become paid advocate consultants to those of us who need medical intervention but don’t understand medical gobble de gook speech 🫤

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Lynn46's avatar

They should also become functional medicine docs if they can. I have not found one here in San Diego. I would love it if my almost $200 a month going into medicare would pay for one also bc traditional medicine is not helping

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Spot on. I'm inclined to believe that the Obama$ were well compensated.

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Tom's avatar

A "seat at the table" in the future will prove more valuable to them than fiat currency.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Goldman Sachs speeches that paid $500K a pop were their way of laundering/compensation.

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Tom's avatar

Bones, I'm not a doctor, nor an escalator, nor a bricklayer . . . but it seems to me that there are doctors who learned the practice of medicine, and there are "doctors" that learned to repeat back what they were told, for the sake of a passing grade.

Just like there are Pastors who preach, informed by the Holy Spirit, and "pastors" who crib sermons from commentaries.

Discernment is everything.

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Jamie's avatar

Damn, that is so very true!

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Leo's avatar

Agree. Wholesale generalizations are not helpful.

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Andrea Leshok's avatar

Bones- what is the issue with Medicare advantage? I opted my mom in because it appears to be a much better coverage for the same price. She has plenty of providers to chose from. Any insight appreciated. Thanks!

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liz's avatar

I look at other countries that have much less ego in their physicians, much less cost, much less antagonism towards alternative healing methods, and see how health care for all has generally positive reviews.

then I look at the list of multi millionaires making their money from denying the health care people depend upon when they most need it, when they are most vulnerable.

Elon says the government looks like the DMV. it doesnt have to, with smart people running it in a conscientious fashiion. I remember how much my father, a pediatrician, hated the HMOs and what they did to health care. LET DOCTORS BE DOCTORS - and prosecute those who rip off the public.

I see BIden just pardoned some major Medicare Fraudsters. that whole regime looks to be criminal

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

I suspect the New Yorker would consider this a "fringe" comment:

Except for George Washington's first Presidential inauguration, Presidents were inaugurated in March. It changed to January 20 in 1933. That means there are 70+ days until the transition. In decades gone by such a span of days was needed due to logistical/communication limitations of the times.

Those limits no longer exist, now we should have the new President in office no more than 30 days after they are elected. Let's say we have Congressional swearing in on the Monday before the fourth Tuesday after the election. That Tuesday would be the Presidential Inauguration.

This year it would have been Congress on December 2 and President on Dec 3, 2024.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I like it.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I like it, while at the same time, I can just hear the pushback, because the states haven't even voted their electoral votes yet. That happens tomorrow, if I have been reading the scheduled deadline, timeline correctly.

https://www.archives.gov/electoral-college/key-dates

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Good point but I suspect it is set up that way because it accommodates the Jan 20 date. It would be interesting to hear what arguments would be made related to having the Electors vote say two weeks after the election.

This would also require states to complete their, so it seems, intentionally slow vote counting with-in a tighter schedule. From my perspective, any objections would be made due to a desire to manipulate the situation, a type of last grasp.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

...and last gasp, too, lol, "the primal scream of a dying regime..." as Steve Bannon says.

So, both!

I agree with you, the pushback would need to be resisted, and we must insist on bringing the schedule up to the pace of the 21st century

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Tom's avatar

"But this would not allow the current administration to sufficiently undermine the new one for the sake of personal gain and a seat at the table in the future!"

/sarc-off

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Lynn46's avatar

Those in power should have completed their agenda by election day. Anything they do after should be null and void after as they are lame duck and essentially imho out of power. They would no longer be able to undermine the incoming administration.

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Tom's avatar

We are running things as if people still have to travel to DC via horse and buggy, and as if communication does not take place almost instantaneously instead of by letter.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

The only negative I can think of is that it would be especially hard for a first time elected president to build an administration this fast.

DT is an anomaly with his first and second term being separated by four years. Those years and the events between have built support for him.

Plus, he is a talented businessman who is arguably the most successful team builder in generations.

We cannot expect future politicians so gifted. New presidents would be very handicapped putting an administration together in a few weeks.

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

If the time frame is changed they would adjust accordingly. Currently they can take their time, but under a tighter schedule they would have to start planning earlier. Theoretically, if they are capable of being President they should be able to structure their administration sooner. Theoretically anyway 🤠

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Yes in theory but yet JB and KH just happened 😹😹😹. And also agree they would adjust to the deadlines, we all do.

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char's avatar

I also like this. Except Cali was still counting. Nevada also messed up , unsure when finally finished the cheat

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ItsMeAgain's avatar

I think this suggestion would be so much better to implement than getting rid of DST.

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Stariel291's avatar

Can’t we do both?

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

*Nehemiah*

Do:

Pray.

Trust God.

Work.

Ignore naysayers.

Be:

Diligent.

Vigilant.

Fearless.

Faithful.

And I [Nehemiah] told them how the hand of my God had been good to me and also about the king’s words which he had said to me. Then they said, “Let us arise and build.” So they strengthened their hands for the good work.

But Sanballat the Horonite and Tobiah the Ammonite official and Geshem the Arab heard it. And they mocked us and despised us and said, “What is this thing you are doing? Are you rebelling against the king?”

. . .

Hear, O our God, for we are despised! Return their reproach on their own heads and give them up for plunder in a land of captivity. Do not forgive their iniquity and let not their sin be blotted out before You, for they have vexed the builders. So we built the wall and the whole wall was joined together to half its height, and the people had a heart to work.

. . .

Our adversaries said, “They will not know or see until we come among them, kill them, and put a stop to the work.”

. . .

Then I saw [my people’s] fear. And I arose and said to the nobles, the officials, and the rest of the people: “Do not fear them; remember the Lord who is great and fearsome, and fight for your brothers, your sons, your daughters, your wives, and your houses.”

Now it happened that when our enemies heard that it was known to us, and that God had thwarted their counsel, then all of us returned to the wall, each one to his work. And it happened that from that day on, half of my young men carried on the work while half of them took hold of the spears, the shields, the bows, and the breastplates; and the commanders were behind the whole house of Judah. Those who were rebuilding the wall and those who carried burdens took their load with one hand doing the work and the other holding a weapon.

— Nehemiah 2:18-19; 4:4-6, 11, 14-17 LSB

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Juju's avatar

Wow THIS is really applicable to the very time we are living today. In every way. Needs to be re-read a few times.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

It struck me the same way. Which is why I wanted to share it here and why I am working on a separate post. Very powerful! The living Word never ceases to amaze me.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Hebrews 4:12 For the word of God is living and active and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing as far as the division of soul and spirit, of both joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart. 13 And there is no creature hidden from His sight, but all things are uncovered and laid bare to the eyes of Him to whom we have an account to give. (LSV)

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Yes. The. Living. Word.

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char's avatar

Thank you--again. As with many others, copied , pasted so able to read regularly. God bless you

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Hi Char, I turned it into a post on my substack. You can find it on my homepage. There is also an image. Blessings to you!

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Kat's avatar

Yes I pray that the Lord stops all this madness!!

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shayne's avatar

Absolutely!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

❤️❤️.....

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Fred Richmond's avatar

Excellent. Nehemiah is my favorite book in the Bible. Thanks for posting this.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Just finished my post on it. FYI.

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

Nehemiah had some pretty hefty battles of his own. The people, just as we do. Onward we go Christian Soldiers. Hold that banner high!

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Ed Thorrens's avatar

Jesus is the light every men needs to walk in a world full of so much darkness.

“In him was life; and the life was the light of men. And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not.”

‭‭John‬ ‭1‬:‭4‬-‭5‬ ‭KJV‬‬

https://bible.com/bible/1/jhn.1.4-5.KJV

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Robin Greer's avatar

Isaiah 60:1 “Arise, shine, for your light has come,

And the glory of Yahweh has risen upon you.

2 For behold, darkness will cover the earth

And dense gloom the peoples;

But Yahweh will rise upon you,

And His glory will appear upon you.

3 Nations will come to your light,

And kings to the brightness of your rising. (LSV)

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

I love this Scripture solo in Handel's Messiah! It is glorious!

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PamelaZelie's avatar

“I think it is possible we may witness the complete collapse of progressive politics and a generation in the wilderness for Democrats.”

Oh, I pray it be so!

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william howard's avatar

besides being leaderless they have no policies that are good for America and Americans - and when the far left woke group splits from democrats to join the socialist party (where they belong) the democrat party may just go the way of the Whigs

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PEL's avatar

AOC seems to think she might be that leader!!

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MaryAnn's avatar

From KH to AOC. Dumb to Dumber. 🙄

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Freedom Fox's avatar

The term "Progressive" became so thoroughly discredited in the wake of the "Progressive Era" a century ago that it was dropped by Democrats for the second half of the 20th century in favor of "Liberal."

As "Liberal" became an easy layup to campaign against in the late 1990's during Bill Clinton's "third way" DLC presidency the liberals feeling left out by the turn to moderate corporatism reembraced "Progressive" as a rallying call in the Democratic Party civil war.

Progressivism was rehabilitated in the progressive mind that had never gone away after it was rejected around the WWII era, rebranded as "Liberal" to overcome the stench of the discredited anchor, the American cultural memory had died off by the early 2000's.

And once again Progressivism is revealing itself to be nauseating to the majority of Americans as it was before, and a new cultural memory is building. The term will be jettisoned just like it was after enough losses accumulate for them to abandon it and rebrand the values of the party. Which will be the same, just called something different, more stealthy.

It's a Lather, Rinse, Repeat process for those who've been around long enough to see the pattern.

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

I can't call them liberals, nor progressives. Those terms stick in my craw as the lies that they are.

I call them DemonRats or fascists or neo-fascists

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Guy White's avatar

“And that era — the era of dominant American culture — is under attack, and some might say it’s over, those who’ve given up. But that’s what’s stake here. That’s why the Democrat Party has to be defeated, not unified with, not gotten along with, not compromised with. They have to be stopped. If you value the institutions, the traditions, the liberty, freedom, principles of the founding and our Declaration, then you have to defeat them. You have to be for defeating them, on an ongoing basis. One election doesn’t mean diddly-squat.”

Prescient words from Rush Limbaugh, February 2016… friends, this is a war, it will continue, and there is no substitute for victory.

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Jaci's avatar

We will be victorious!

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Annie's avatar

Amen. It has been such a destructive force for all concerned.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I had the same thought!!

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LauraJ's avatar

TERF is Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminist, a name made up to label sane women like J.K. Rowling who object to men invading women's spaces and appropriating our legal identity.

Being called a TERF by a mentally ill man or his allies is a compliment.

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PEL's avatar

And never use cis. It is meant as a slur!!

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Tom's avatar

Castrato has fewer syllables than mentally ill man.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Thanks for the reminder. I looked it up when I first saw it, and then quickly moved on and forgot what it meant. :)

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RunningLogic's avatar

Good news from Health Freedom Defense! Looking forward to seeing what happens with this!

Health Freedom Defense Fund Sues USCIS and CDC Over Denial of Green Card Applications Due to Covid-19 Vaccination Status

https://healthfreedomdefense.org/health-freedom-defense-fund-sues-uscis-and-cdc-over-denial-of-green-card-applications-due-to-covid-19-vaccination-status/

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Dr Linda's avatar

Thank you alerting & sharing

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Dr Linda's avatar

“What’s wrong with you, why can’t you get the pronouns thing right?”

Sir (said with a sneer”, I can get it right, however I choose to NOT participate.

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Trilby's avatar

The unhinged want to make us normies deny obvious reality. I say never.

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Barbls's avatar

You already have it right. The gender benders have it wrong.

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Debra (Rural & Red Oregonian)'s avatar

It's a broad path and a narrow gate.

I Corinthians 6:9-10 Do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived. Neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor homosexuals, nor sodomites, nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners will inherit the kingdom of God.

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Jamie's avatar

Stumble as I may, I choose to walk the narrow path and enter through the narrow gate that leads to life.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

How dare you!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Said in your best Greta voice 😆

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Tom's avatar

While stamping your plastic-clad foot on your plastic yacht, wearing your plastic rain slicker.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

😹😹. 😳🙀

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Dr Linda's avatar

You knew the answer already. 🙂

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Virtue Mustwin's avatar

I can never get it right. Cis boom bah humbug.

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Robin Greer's avatar

🤣🤣🤣

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Dr Linda's avatar

Well done

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Politico Phil's avatar

Childers interview in case anyone missed it...............................

https://fedsforfreedom.substack.com/p/45-jeff-childers-author-of-coffee

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Super Happy's avatar

I think you are a "God thing" Jeff❤️. Great interview.

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1Irish's avatar

Loved Jeff’s interview!

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daverkb's avatar

This interview is very, very interesting.

I will say this, that the Judicial Context in which the push back against the dark modalities of Health Terrorism is being made it itself un-Constitutional because the Judicial Context is itself a replacement law system. For example, Title VII says that 'a person' cannot discriminate upon the basis of blah, blah, blah ... and does so by an ersatz claim to inviolable rights law. The unnoticed tell here a is the presumption in law on the part of the state that it is the state which is the bestower of a right. In this, there is no unalienable right bestower God. Hardly a soul notices this corrosive ignominious fact.

What Childers argues is pragmatic given the fallen state of law, and the corrupted state of the pastorate. In large measure, I cannot fault Childers because the corrupt law system is now the only game in town because the pastors don't argue against it. The don't argue against it because the pastorate itself is now captive to ideology and false doctrines. In fact, the pastors themselves are now so dumb as to not know that it's only boys and girls that marry each other ... and nothing else.

Ergo, using the same arguments and methods, but only in reverse within the same corrupt system, is longer term prescriptive of repeat renditions of the same evil. This is the Achilles Heel of Western destruction.

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Politico Phil's avatar

So... A self-reinforcing paradigm of circular logic that, at it's root, is rotting the foundations of Western civilization and will eventually take it down. A "House" built upon such sand will not stand and is doomed to destruction. Civilization must return to the Rock of God's Law-Word to build a society upon a firm foundation that can endure and prosper.

Psalm 2:

10 Now therefore, be wise, O kings;

Be instructed, you judges of the earth.

11 Serve the Lord with fear,

And rejoice with trembling.

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daverkb's avatar

Well, one might think ... but far from me to know the stumblings of empires to probable inevitability, whatever that may be. However, the lesson of history is that nothing lasts forever save the providential one God, Lord of all creation.

Now, and in the interview, the Christian professions are sincere and come with a more or less heartfelt genuine tone ... and that is in and of itself respect worthy. These two do embrace a moral law ordering. But it would take the studied Calvinist to spot the flaws in what is going on in the interview. And still, half or in this case, three quarters of a loaf is far preferable to the hell horrors of none at all. And thank God for the resistance to Evil ... even if not perfect.

The 'good' and the 'bad' in daily life must be balanced one against the other in order to know the proper place of entry in ledger book.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Well said. Perhaps, and hopefully, resistance will birth a reformation. Towards this end we must work.

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Jamie's avatar

I will watch it. Thank you!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Thank you!!

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Saw it first time, watched. It again :)🙌

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Beth M's avatar

First comment!

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John infinity N's's avatar

Sorry Beth, but I identify as having the first comment today.

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Uncle Juan's avatar

😂🍷

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Dr Linda's avatar

Fun!

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skeptic bruh's avatar

I'm not here to steal your thunder, but I will. Sort by oldest first. ;)

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Juju's avatar

🤣 ohhh the seconds really do count. Lolol

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Jamie's avatar

That made me laugh!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah shorter comments win lol 😆

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skeptic bruh's avatar

My head was still foggy as I hadn't finished my coffee yet, so...

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My Favorite Things's avatar

🏆 congrats 🍾

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Uncle Juan's avatar

You win!! But I am not sure what….☕️ or 🍦my treat!

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

How apropos that "The New Yorker" used a superfluous l’accent aigu (é) on élites. I prefer my term "cruelites," however, which I defined as follows after my Apocaloptimist Manifesto:

"cruelites: members of a group of narcissistic abusers who by virtue of their wealth, privilege, or power claim the right to rule over ordinary people, often making cruel decisions, which they justify with manufactured crises, propaganda, and fraud" (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/against-defeatism-the-apocaloptimist)

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

I busted out laughing that they used the French spelling. How ELITIST.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Perfectly coined term MAA!!

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daverkb's avatar

Well yes, the Effete Elites! They surely cannot help themselves mired as they are in their interminable conceits.

1) Take Vincent Van Gogh. With the elites is hardly possible to pronounce poor Vincent's last name without a chicken bone caught in one's throat!

2) And my other favorite is the country of Niger whose pronunciation had to be Frenchify lest someone accidentally spell or pronounce the word with one too many a letter 'g'. They did so failing to see the taint of imperialist assumption in their new fangled acoustic sophistication. But then again, these folks could never see past image and lies.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I like that definition.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

“We are valued—overvalued, I would say—for what we know, not for what we make or do in the physical world.” As my brother and I often lament, demoncrats think they’re so smart, and they’re quite strident about it, but they don’t know ANYTHING about anything. They live their lives by how everything makes them feel.

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Jamie's avatar

I would have to say that is the majority of humans on all sides.😉

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John A George's avatar

Your brother is very wise!

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

Why yes, yes he is! ❤️⬆️⬆️⬆️

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Guy White's avatar

These people are so narcissistic, yet they produce almost nothing of value. They certainly aren’t contributing anything to society at large. Emotion-driven individuals are irrational and like living in their echo chambers.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

I think the quote is pointed toward media and political leaders in the party. Many are hard working with little time to pay attention. Let’s separate D voters from D media and D politicians.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

Read many years ago: Most of the 𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘭 work in the world is not done by people who wear neckties.

Of the last +-50 years I would add something like: ...or shoes with more than a 1-inch heel.

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Tom's avatar

The only thing a democrat knows, is that which makes them better than you.

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Loic's avatar

When you’ve waited all day for C&C post on Substack

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David A's avatar

I liked it better when they continued to underestimate President Trump. Whole arrogance and ignorance is an ugly combination. It us less effective then arrogance alone.

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Beth M's avatar

I literally refresh my SS for an hour waiting for the article to be published ;)

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Loic's avatar

🙌🏻

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

I have not been getting CC in my feed or subscription notices since Friday. ?

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Jpeach's avatar

Random thoughts on the “Dronedemic”: 1) If Myorkas says not worry, there is plenty to worry about. 2) Not buying the Iranian Mothership. 3) So far the Drones have been creepy and a nuisance. As soon as one these Drones inflicts major damage, panic will set in. 4) The Dronedemic is feeling like the 2020 Plandemic. Create a crisis and the implement pre planned solutions, that are a win for the Globalists and as loss for Freedom.

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Mary H.'s avatar

“Fear is the greatest weapon a leader has, and the most powerful weapon in the world.” Joseph Stalin

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Starsky's avatar

Now consider that the drones are ours and they are “sniffing” these areas for a known (to them) nuclear dirty bomb. They don’t want to “panic the sheep,” so it’s better to let them think that a) its aliens or b) it’s a foreign adversary.

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Tom's avatar

More importantly, "they" want people to fear, and not consider the Gospel.

Why should I fear what men can do? Why should I fear what the minions of the enemy can do?

I'm just passing through. This is not my home.

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Jamie's avatar

I am in agreement with you!

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Yes. Fear was the first spiritual warning that came to me during COV. So, “alien” or from this “world”, no fear.

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LuAnne's avatar

I have no idea what's going on with the drones but what I really noticed is that Mayorkis has now said a few times that congress needs to give him (HHS) MORE authority to properly investigate. When someone as evil as Mayorkis wants more authority, it's usually a lie or more evil intentions. It's the same MO he has demonstrated over his border fiasco. Mayorkis: If congress would just pass that "bipartisan" border bill, it would fix everything!

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Fred's avatar

Someone posted elsewhere: Oh, and there JUST HAPPENS to be legislation pending to give them more authority over UAPs, (and I’m sure just a few other things at the same time).

But it’s not another power grab. Nope. Not at all.

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CHop's avatar

💯 Last week, John Kirby asked for legislation on drones and now Schumer is requesting drones detection systems. It's all to take more power. I'm guessing they don't like citizen drones flying over western NC or Maui.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah it’s weird that Gov Hochul has now asked for help regarding the drones 🤨

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Fred's avatar

Someone posted elsewhere: “Oh, and there JUST HAPPENS to be legislation pending to give them more authority over UAPs, (and I’m sure just a few other things at the same time).

But it’s not another power grab. Nope. Not at all.”

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Mary H.'s avatar

“The primary method by which governments increase their control is by creating fear.”

— Charles Eisenstein

Ecclesiastes 1:9

“History merely repeats itself. It has all been done before. Nothing under the sun is truly new.”

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

👍

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Tom's avatar

We can be certain of one thing: Someone wants us to believe something regarding these "drones."

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