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TriTorch's avatar

They taught you the heart was just a glorified meat pump. That it squeezes and pushes blood like some crude mechanical device. A hydraulic engine made of flesh. That is what they want you to believe. Because if you buy into that primitive lie, you never ask deeper questions.

But it is false. It has always been false. And the real science proves it.

Dr Francisco Torrent-Guasp, a Spanish cardiac researcher, discovered what the textbooks refuse to acknowledge, that the heart is not a pump. He dissected thousands of hearts and found that the heart is a single continuous muscle band, folded into a spiral. He proved the heart works like a vortex generator, creating suction and torque, not pressure.

He called it the Helical Ventricular Myocardial Band and it changes everything.

The real movement of blood comes from pressure differentials, electromagnetic flow, and coherent resonance. The blood spirals naturally. It does not need to be forced through miles of arteries and capillaries. That idea is beyond stupid. The so-called pump is not strong enough to push thick fluid through 60,000 miles of tubing. That is basic physics. That lie was dead on arrival.

Here is the truth. Blood moves before the heart forms in the embryo. It flows via frequency, resonance, and electric charge. The body is a field, not a factory.

Your heart creates a toroidal electromagnetic field that radiates six metres from the body. This field syncs with the Earth, the Sun, and every living being around you. It is a resonator. A tuner. A conductor. It aligns the rhythm of your cells. It feels. It remembers. It emits. And it responds to emotion, thought, light, sound, and breath.

When you feel love, grief, fear, or peace, your heart transmits it. It is the central frequency modulator of your biology. Not a crude pump.

And the institutions know this. The HeartMath Institute has measured these fields for decades. They know the heart has more neuronal cells than parts of the brain. They know it is a second brain. They know coherence in the heart transforms the entire nervous system.

So why are they still teaching children a 400-year-old guess from William Harvey that has never been updated?

Because if you knew the truth, you would never accept statins or beta blockers again. You would understand that trauma, emotion, and disconnection break the heart field, not cholesterol. You would stop obeying the medical cartel and start tuning your body like the intelligent frequency field it is.

They do not want coherent humans. They want disrupted, inflamed, fragmented people who rely on drugs to survive. That is the business model. And the fake heart pump lie is central to it.

Your heart is not a pressure valve. It is a vortex. A field tuner. A resonating gateway between physical and energetic worlds.

It is the instrument of your soul.

And it has been hijacked by science that refuses to evolve. —Jamie Freeman

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Havakuk's avatar

Above all: guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life — Proverbs, the Bible

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Jaci's avatar

Guard your DNA...

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Sir Jeff Morency, Ph.D.'s avatar

"Blood moves before the heart forms in the embryo. It flows via frequency, resonance, and electric charge." That's why Sympathetic Resonance and Energy Density Frequency medicine work so well with the body. It's all about FRREQUENCY and HARMONICS.

HARMONICRESEARCH.ORG

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

I’ve always considered the meaning of this verse, tricky. Assuming it does not mean the physical heart, what is a spiritual heart? How do we guard it? The Bible is full of riddles which is why I’ve read the entire thing at least 4 times and studied portions over and over. But still, I don’t understand much of it.

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Havakuk's avatar

You’re right, @Johnny Be Real ! The Bible is a collection of ancient religious texts, with a (depth of) meaning(s) that can remain stubbornly hard to discern.

I first discovered it In the wake of a personal decision to follow Jesus Christ (it simply made so much sense to me when I first heard about him as a young undergraduate). Thereafter, my initial reaction was to encounter the Bible (particular Paul’s epistles) like discovering a set of precious gems, as they repeatedly spoke deeply to my heart.

I’ve spent the remainder of my life wrestling with Scripture, to discern and follow its meaning, sometimes shocked at the carving up it has suffered at the hands of the prideful who disdain its underlying rubric of the call to vocational faithfulness. At its heart, it’s simple. But getting to that heart through the myriad of secular and theological overgrowth is anything but straightforward, depending on your “start point”.

In the context above. yes: heart is a reference to “spiritual”. But what does that mean? It relates to the breath we breathe. Every word we breathe in or out is a spiritual exchange. Anxiety. Cursing. Blessing etc.

I have a book, a short series of studies, that I’ve written about what I consider the foundational insight into understanding scripture appropriately. A digital copy is yours, Johnny, for your asking.

Kind regards.

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Jeremiah Davidson's avatar

If you think that verse is tricky, try this one, Johnny B;

Deuteronomy 10:16 (NASB95)

“So circumcise your heart, and stiffen your neck no longer.

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Dr Linda's avatar

This is very cool. There is a reasonable amount of scientific, physiological, anatomical information or theory that was simply chosen to be true. I’n going to read more.

I have never understood why Darwin was chosen over Lamarck; except Darwin had more powerful friends.

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Annie's avatar

He fit the narrative which is we are not created in God's image. This is just one of the many approaches the evil nwo has used to separate us from our humanity, each other and most importantly Our Creator, God.

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

You’re spot on Annie — it was used to fit the evolutionists view of creation that took us away from a creator: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-religious-tenants-of-scientism

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M. Patrick McCrary's avatar

It takes more faith to be an atheist than to be a Christian. They would have us believe that a tiny particle floating around in nothingness exploded and then formed into the massive universe with complex beings called humans who have emotions and an intellect. This intellect then tells them that of course, there is intelligent design behind it all but many will not heed their own instincts and accept the obvious truth. I once attended a Joseph Watson lecture where he was asked if he ever considered Intelligent Design in his discovery and study of DNA and he flatly stated, "No," then moved on to the next question.

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Sir Jeff Morency, Ph.D.'s avatar

Our Creator encoded 4 sentences into our DNA: 1. Hello my children; 2. I am Yahveh, the one true God; 3. Congratulations, you have discovered the secret of creation; 4. Now, go and share it peacefully with the world.

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Garden Lover's avatar

Again, this is why a friend of mine who is an electrical engineer has said that he can’t rule out creation. According to him, the Big Bang Theory breaks one of the four laws of thermodynamics: entropy. On top of that, there have been many experiments trying to prove this theory, and, no matter the conditions, they are never able to make a single cell organism become more than it is.

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Carol Emmarie's avatar

My dad, a chem engineer, had a similar experience with entropy fueling his conversion from atheism to theism and later to Christ.

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Mike Perceval's avatar

“They would have us believe that a tiny particle floating around in nothingness exploded and then formed into the massive universe with complex beings called humans who have emotions and an intellect.”

It’s worse than that; ‘nothing’ is nothing, so there’s not only nothing to float around in, there’s no particle either. It’s the same old formula: “Give us one miracle, and we’ll explain the rest.”

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Garden Lover's avatar

Well, I think a Sound of Music lyric says it all: “Nothing comes from nothing. Nothing ever could.”

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Leo's avatar

Boom!

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Fred Richmond's avatar

Norm Geisler, a Christian theologian, wrote a very good book with that title.

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alongername's avatar

Why does one way of thinking always need to be measured against others (people's choice of belief) ?

There's like hundreds (at least) of "religious" sects all vying for the top prize . If I dare to give an opinion, to suggest any doubt, then of course everyone will call me a heretic as if that is the worst thing anyone can be.

What ever happened to freedom of choice ? If I meet a hundred people I have no way of knowing what sect they belong to ( if all are dressed similarly) . It means nothing to me. BUT FOR SURE.... once I get to know them I know the most important thing of all . Are they a nice, caring person .....not by their words, nor their affiliations ..... but solely by their deeds ! That's how i choose my relationships.

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M. Patrick McCrary's avatar

Alongername, yes, there are many denominations within Christianity and though this is not the ideal, the central Truth is adhered to by most of them which comes to us through the reliable Christian Bible in which Jesus says, "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life and no man comes unto the Father but by Me." You'll find this in John 14:6. See Romans 3:23 and 6:23 plus Acts 4:12 for more on this.

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Lori's avatar

When someone brings up evolution as far as animals and plants, I tell them God created evolution, problem solved.

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M. Patrick McCrary's avatar

The micro variety, yes, but the macro version doesn't exist. God didn't create something that ain't so because species transitioning to another species didn't happen so evolutionists are jumping ship all the time in favor of Intelligent Design since the missing link is still missing. The kicker though is that now they think extraterrestials made us because they refuse to believe in God.

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Lori's avatar

Oi Vey, phone home ET...

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

I’m sitting here trying to decide how to put that. They will tie themselves into knots to avoid saying HaShem was the creator.

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CStone's avatar

And that Israel is STILL His chosen people .

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Willing Spirit's avatar

And not because they’re better than the rest of us; but just because he decided it.

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CStone's avatar

Eggzactly…..

And how does Yeshua reply to Satan in His wilderness experience?

“It is written……….”

Satan was misquoting Scripture, just as he did in the Garden. And he still is planting tares…..in our ears.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Amen, Annie.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

And that explains why the medical community treats human beings like machines with parts. In their training they are taught that we are not a whole with mind, body and soul, but parts. You don’t go to a doctor, you go to a specialist who only treats one part of the machine. That’s why I go to a naturopathic chiropractor who looks at me as a whole person, not just a machine with lots of parts.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I have an interesting relationship with my doctor. I am in charge of my life. He is aware of my position. : )

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Debi Lutman's avatar

I’m thinking it helps to have a title such as yours. In my search for a new primary care, I had a candidate tell me, in response to questioning the drug she was prescribing, that she was the doctor and I was not. Buh-bye

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Sarah Lancaster's avatar

That is correct, and as such it is her job to make recommendations and answer your questions about them, and it is YOUR job to make decisions for your own body.

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Debi Lutman's avatar

There was never a question who was the doctor, just her clearly stating her qualifications, then answered my question about the particular drug. It was our first encounter with each other, I’m guessing it wasn’t a good fit.

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Dr Linda's avatar

My doctor doesn’t know this.

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SD Scott's avatar

What she was saying is that she was obligated to repay her school loan - or finance her lifestyle - at the probable expense of your liver & kidneys.

Whereas you presumably get by in other ways.

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kittynana's avatar

@Linda- My doctor knows I know stuff and trusts me in the decision making. He also knows I don't call unless I KNOW there's a problem. He appreciates that.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Same. I have been fired as a patient because of that

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kittynana's avatar

@Linda- And whoever did that should go back to school.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I am not sure school would help. But certainly worth a try.

: )

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PamelaZelie's avatar

👏👏👏

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CStone's avatar

I just found a real D.O., who is an actual D.O. He does maneuvers that neither my chiropractor nor was the Physical Therapist I went to, trained in. He has helped me more in 3 weeks than anyone has in 40-50 years.

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Dr Linda's avatar

My primary care doc is a D.O. as well. We talked about turmeric and curcumin during our last visit. We had read the same paper.

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CStone's avatar

I was going to a D.O. who was functionally an MD. It is I who informed him about the use of mullein for congestion and drainage, cayennes pepper for lowering bp, and other herbs, which he is now encouraging and using for his own family.

But not all D.O.s are equal. Not all know about herbs nor are they trained in maneuvers.

It was actually my original D.O. who sent me to this one for the ‘osteopathic’ maneuvers, and man-oh-man are the working!!!

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Dr Linda's avatar

I had that experience with my previous primary care doc at the VA. I expected the same from this guy. I was pleasantly surprised

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Dee's avatar

Years ago I had horribly painful sciatica. A chiropractor didn’t help. I went to a D.O. who did a maneuver, twisting me like a pretzel, and in that one visit, the sciatica was immediately gone.

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TeacherLori's avatar

What is a D.O.?

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CStone's avatar

also known as a D.O., is a fully trained and licensed doctor. A doctor of osteopathic medicine graduates from a U.S. osteopathic medical school. A doctor of medicine, also known as an M.D., graduates from a traditional medical school.

Osteopathic medicine:

mayoclinic.org

A doctor of osteopathic medicine is a physician who uses a whole-body, patient-centered approach to medicine. DOs believe in the connection of the mind, body and spirit. They work with the philosophy that all body parts and systems are interrelated and affect one another.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Not all D.O. practioners adhere to this philosophy. A relative who is a D.O. shunned the members of her family who did not take the jab and expected her patients to take it.

Read reviews, get an interview—prepare questions/scenarios—to get a handle on the practitioner’s philosophy on patient health before committing yourself to his/her care.

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CStone's avatar

I know. If you read one of my comments, I even stated that the DO I was going to was functionally an MD, as he first was pharmaceutical-trained. So, no. Not all DOs are equal , I never said they were.

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Alice's avatar

Your D.O. sounds like what we all need in a partner/physician! Can you share who?

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CStone's avatar

His name is Joseph Silvers, and he is in (if all places) Southeastern KENTUCKY! He was in Ohio and h earned 5 stars there. I don’t know what brought him here, but I am so thankful. I needed the very treatment he is using. And he listens……actually listens. He also asks a lot of questions, and is very detailed in his answers when he answers mine.

One thing I have found out: If you find a Dr who has DO after his name, ask if he does osteopathic maneuvers. Because if he does, he most likely will recommend other routes to healing, rather than medicines. He will only recommend surgeries if he feels that is the only thing left to do.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Yes—my intent was to emphasize your statement about your original DO by describing my experience. Did not intend to contradict.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Very true. My kids’ former pediatrician is a DO and pediatrician (part of the reason I chose his practice). And he wouldn’t give my son a mask exemption nor even see or examine him to understand what my son was going through. Up till then, I had trusted him because he was very non interventionist, fine with spacing or refusing vaccines, very supportive of breastfeeding, etc. But he didn’t have the backbone to go against mask mandates even though it was hurting kids so I never went back.

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Peter GL's avatar

A child asked his father where did humans come from. The father explained Darwin’s theory of evolution to show the child that humans evolved from apes. Distraught the child asked his mother if that was true, since he knew the biblical story. The mother calmly replied “that is you father’s side of the family”!

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Dr Linda's avatar

I love this

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RunningLogic's avatar

🤣🤣🤣

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

Out of the mouth of babes! Brilliant! 🤣

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Exactly Dr. Linda — it’s all about the friends: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-evolution-of-evolution

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Dr Linda's avatar

I know. Darwin had more powerful friends. I always got significant push bash from people when I brought that up while in grad school. I then usually talk about Mitchell. : )

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Stacy's avatar

The Framingham Study is a pretty salient example of the kind of “popular science”you rightfully call out, I think.

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Carlos's avatar

Because evil is very old and bad, it used him to pervert human beings for millennia….so bad that we still debating what GOD told us 3500 years ago and science have proved long ago, but many doubt even today.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I hear what you are saying

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Paige Green's avatar

Or Edison over Tesla.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Yep, I think about that one as well.

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Fred Richmond's avatar

Often the way it works, right?? "It's not what you know, it's Who you know."

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

TriTorch, I can’t thank you enough for posting this. It is a total paradigm shift in our awareness & changes our experience of reality. Here is a famous quote from The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery: “And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” The body is not a machine. It is an elegant, ineffably mystical Divine Creation with innate intelligence. The heart leads the way. Thanks again!

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Susan Clack's avatar

❤️‍🔥🏆❤️‍🔥

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jmsmithmd's avatar

We seem to have three brains or organs that see-head, heart, and gut.

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Leo's avatar

A classic!

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Roger Beal's avatar

Tri, you might want to read "A New Science of Heaven" by Robert Temple, which attempts to explain plasma physics and energy transmission, and how human minds and bodies are interconnected.

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Carlos's avatar

Thank you Roger, I just got it on Audible.

I prefer listening, it makes my shores easier and faster.

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alongername's avatar

" They do not want coherent humans. They want disrupted, inflamed, fragmented people who rely on drugs to survive. That is the business model. And the fake heart pump lie is central to it ".........Nice comment Tri .

My friend George (Carlin) said basically the same thing 30 years ago . About governments.

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alongername's avatar

“Governments don't want a population capable of critical thinking, they want obedient workers, people just smart enough to run the machines and just dumb enough to passively accept their situation.”

― George Carlin

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

Tri - do you have a link for further info or this info, aside from this beautiful comment?

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Cousin Clem's avatar

Dr.Tom Cowan wrote a book called Human Heart Cosmic Heart which discusses this as well.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Thank you, Karmy. At the very end, there is a print icon for pdf.

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

WOW just found your comment. That is amazing! Thank you!

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Mom of 5's avatar

Yes, link please!

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David Cashion's avatar

https://substack.com/@janwellmann/note/c-126144661

Jan Wellmann put it out in his substack.

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Crixcyon's avatar

Still these HHS jackals want to push mRNA poisons on everyone and that is quite the heart wrecker. One of those jackals is CAPTAIN Sarah Meyer and her recent mRNA lovers mantra.

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Johnny-O's avatar

not to mention EMFs that are practically inescapable these days

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

I think the mRNA just enhances that body as parts philosophy. Plus it’s putting lots of metals into the bloodstream. When the geoengineering machinery is engaged, it doesn’t just affect the metal particles in the sky, it affects the metal particles in the bloodstream.

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MayBella82's avatar

They want to get every last penny they can.

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rolandttg's avatar

Profound, and spot on. 3 years ago, Dr. Tennant, and his superb chiroprachtor Dr. Chase Faldmo, independently used a pendulum to read / examine the 6 foot radius (not meter) electromagnetic field around my body. All of your life memories are stored there, with the oldest ones being on the edge of the 6 feet, newest right beside you. This was the first I had heard of it, though I found others who knew about it after telling them of this .

With only minor differences, both proclaimed how old I was when I suffered a significant emotional traumatic events. They were right each time. I am not sure how Dr. Tennant did it, but Dr. Faldmo used tuning forks to change my emotional traumas to just memories. I was highly sceptical at the time, but damned if it didn't work and hold. I was finally able to think of our daughter's suicide without tearing up every time.

Just thought you might like an anecdotal example of what you are saying being true. Likewise, we learned from curing my wife's cancer holistically that no matter what else you undo to address the problem, none of it will work unless you identify and correct whatever emotional stress or trauma allowed the cancer to grow. Same with all other disease. Your emotions are as much a part of your body as your fingers,

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

See the work by Candice Pert and Molecules of Emotion

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Politico Phil's avatar

Amazing! I have to relate to you a funny story. I use to go to an RN turned nutritional practitioner who had the ability to see the field around your body. Based on how your field reacted to supplements she could determine what your body needed and the amounts it needed. She was very helpful. My sister recommended her to a Christian couple who went to see her. They ended up running out of the appointment yelling "Witch witch!" I just shook my head - Sigh!

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rolandttg's avatar

The Christian couple sound like my wife's doctor adoring family. We are all energy beings, with vibrations ruling over us, magnetism is key too. Normies are terrified of anything that will rock their safe little world. They are going to have their worlds rocked very soon, like it or not. So called alternative medicine is the only real medicine.

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Politico Phil's avatar

So true! It' amazing once one realizes how far we have fallen. The ENTIRETY of medical care is captured by drugs, even psychiatry. And Christians can't see that this is Biblical necromancy. But, but... the Bible doesn't apply to today. The mind boggles!

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rolandttg's avatar

Even psychiatry . They murdered our only child by prescribing 5 different SSRI's. She went cold turkey on 2 of them because of such horrible side effects, and in her own words, it broke her brain. There is ZERO criterion for any of the drugs being prescribed by shrinks. And zero accountability for all of the broken brains and suicides.

From my humble life experience, the entire professions of shrinks, pediatricians, oncologists, and endocrinologists is pure quackery. And given what we await in the scamdemic, you can add most of the high paid big pharmaceutical salespeople called primary care physicians.

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Kathy Sincere's avatar

Dr. Thomas Cowan, Cardiologist, wrote his amazing book on this topic back in 2016.

"Human Heart, Cosmic Heart". It is well worth the read.

How many "truths" of modern medicine need to be smashed. The heart is not a pump. The human immune system is not inherently flawed. Children are not human pincushions to be experimented on. Pregnancy is not a "disease" to be treated by doctors. DMSO is not a toxic substance; it can treat a myriad of medical disorders. Vaccines have NOT saved millions of lives. Polio was not eradicated by Salk. The list is endless.

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MarkGW's avatar

I too am finding the list endless!

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Romgrp's avatar

What a beautiful image. I’ll embrace my vortex❤️. Love it. Truth wins.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Thank you TT and all the follow on comments. One of the best threads ever! The human body is not a machine that can be treated as separate parts as modern medicine does. The human body is an intricate ecology of incomprehensible complexity.

The exact same approach can be taken with economics. Briefly put, the economy is not a machine to be manipulated with quantification theories and formulas as economics professors and politics teach us. The economy is an ecology of human beings more complicated than the ecology of the Great Barrier Reef.

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Karmy's avatar

Of course only the Supreme Creator would craft such an amazing specimen than man can only guess and label it as a simple pump. Thanks be to God!

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Politico Phil's avatar

Right?!

And don't even get me started about the human brain! What modern medicine understands about the brain could only fill a thimble's worth in a bucket.

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CStone's avatar

Right?

When I challenged a couple of Drs and Therapists, as well as the head of what used to be the ‘Mental Health Ward’-when I was working at the hospital, with the fact that they wanted to place ‘medical labels’ on spiritual issues, so they could offer a pill rather than a prayer of repentance.

I realized that Truth by watching how they dx’d my brother’s spiritual issues, made them ‘medical’, and just like snapping your fingers, he was no longer accountable to anyone, even God, for his actions.

Granted, I have zero medical training. But my spiritual training was rock solid…..not because I went to Seminary. I’m not even exceptionally smart.

I just know that His Word is Truth, regardless of what the ‘experts’ say.

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MayBella82's avatar

Doctors are clueless when it comes to moral injury. When you get Psychiatists and Chaplains in the room together, you really do realize how little they know about it. IMHO, Our expeditionary force suffer this the most and it is the leading cause of suicides on our military. I once had the opportunity to talk to the Surgeon General regarding this. He mentioned a doctor who he thought was leading the way...he was 7 years prior but had not done anything since. It is a shame. This is a passion of mine as my Dad had suffered from this... he did two tours in Vietnam. I expect that there are a lot more that suffer it too.

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David Cashion's avatar

https://jamiefreeman.news/page/2/?s=Heart

The author's website, I belive,many interesting theories

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Craig Warhurst's avatar

This is an amazing information download that parallels the MANY references The BIBLE makes to “the heart of man” TYL TYL🙏🙏🙏

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Damn I like this Tri!!!

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Jaci's avatar

Truth...another lie that was taught and retaught! Now think of our bodies whirling, letting go of all the dissension, lies, negativity, and embracing our personal power as part of His image, His grace and his mercy for all. We are the repressed power! Time to gain personal power and realize how controlled and manipulated we have been! No doubts! No fears!

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Leo's avatar

Yes. Letting go of all negativity and hate that occupy space in one's heart, makes room for Love and personal power.

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DianeKay88's avatar

I love your post-response, as it is so well written and so true.

It inspires me to rise and start a brand new day.

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DKees's avatar

Wow! Makes sense.

Learn something everyday!

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

Sweet sweet Lord, thank you for the gift of Christ, Jeff Childers and his Coffee & Covid substack and community!

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Margot Wooster's avatar

Amen, Rebecca! God is so good!!!

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Copernicus's avatar

Ya' know, everyone likes to say God is good when we experience good stuff like C&C etc. And I absolutely agree these are good gifts from God to us.

Rarely does anyone say God is good when we are going through $&%#. And actually mean it as anything other than a way to avoid addressing the pain.

Comment not directed personally at or to you. Rather to the reality that we like to point out goodness when good is around. It's a lot harder when we're back living in 2022.

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Wayne Kerr's avatar

2021 and 2022 re-calibrated my worldview on many things. I had been sitting in a church every Sunday, yet I wasn't a Christian. The Lord Jesus was my savior, yet I did not know Him. My family and friends all said I was stupid and crazy for not following the messaging- not walking the direction of the arrows in the grocery store aisles. I considered suicide, but I thought it would make a big mess, regardless of how I conducted it. The repressive turn of events broke the facade and my foundations of trust in work, faith and personal relationships. It was the worst of times- single earner with a family about to get fired for not taking the shot. A church that would not support my biblical view of the mRNA gene therapy. I cried on the church steps at 4am- abandoned, they shut down and folded up. No backbone, biblical pablum. Where was God during this time? I'll tell you- he was blessing me beyond my wildest imagination. It was during the darkest moments that he spoke to me. with clarity and love. I said Lord, I'm a sinner, help me. I don't have the words. I am yours Lord, save me from my sin. And I wrote my religious accommodation request, yet I realized that I was woefully unprepared. The Lord gave me the strength and wisdom, completed with only minutes on the deadline. Through the Holy Spirit, I saw clearly that my church and pastor were false teachers- Pharisees, praying loudly on the street corner. I saw clearly the relationship with my employer, like a temple prostitute, playing on my pride and insecurities. I lost many of my friends and I saw the light of God's Word. I have my job. I have a new church. I have amazing and Godly friends I pray with daily. I have a relationship with my Lord Jesus Christ that I never imagined. I study His Word every day and I can't wait until tomorrow! During the worst of times he provided me the greatest gift of His grace and blessings. I don't deserve any of it, yet here I am. Every day I live through His grace and work to His glory. I didn't expect to share this, but Hallelujah and Amen I am forever changed and share this in love to you with tears in my eyes and a changed heart.

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CStone's avatar

I am weeping.

Your testimony is so close to mine in many ways. I learned more about Him the 3 years I was out of church than I had in my entire life.

Your post touched…..maybe even torched, my heart.

He. Is. Faithful.

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James Heard's avatar

Praise the Lord! Beautiful testimony brother.

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Leo's avatar

"Knock, seek, ask, and it shall be given unto you."

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Copernicus's avatar

Thanks for taking the time to write this. Your story is powerful.

I too have been in hard times, and although I cannot yet genuinely thank God for the particular thing that triggered the hard, I am far enough in and through that I am experiencing an inner transformation that I didn't even know I needed, one that is beautiful and strong. And I am thankful for that.

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nik's avatar

What a testimony 🙌🙏

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MayBella82's avatar

Welcome home...God is with us always.

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Carol Brizzolara's avatar

Praising with and for you!

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CarolHHHH's avatar

Profoundly - AMEN

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Margot Wooster's avatar

God be praised! Thank you, Wayne, for sharing that. I, too, can sincerely say that God has been His very best to me when things were at their worst. One of my hardest times was a couple of years ago when I had cataract surgery. My husband had breezed through it, but I had complications. The pressure in my eye got extremely high, and it was very painful and quite scary. But the Lord was with me through every step of it and just poured His love on me in ways that are so precious. I thought about how HE suffered the worst torment ever, on the cross, to pay for my filthy sins. He has overwhelmed me with His grace and mercy. Bless you

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CStone's avatar

True. I’m in the midst of a trial. And I have chosen to be thankful for His Mercy and Grace. But I’m still human, and there are days I have to force myself to sing praise songs…..is that considered giving the ‘sacrifice of praise’ that Scripture tells us to bring? I don’t know.

It was hard to be thankful that Biden ‘won’ in 2020, but Scripture says that HE appoints leaders and takes them down.

Now I can see that neither we, as a nation, nor DJT knew exactly how rotten the rot was in our nation, nor how widespread it was.

Israel is a good example of how fast we can ‘forget’ just how GOOD is our God, and the consequences of our forgetfulness.

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Mystic William's avatar

Biden winning was absolutely the best thing. Especially winning in a cheat. It drew a line for people to declare which side they’re on. Many are choosing unwisely.

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Copernicus's avatar

I had this *exact* thought about "sacrifice of praise" several months ago during a church seminar on worship (as in, the *entire* service not only the music) when a psalm with that phrase was read. I too have been in and continue to be in a trial, and at times I have had to make a quite deliberate choice to speak praise simply because God commands it and delights in it, even when I haven't felt it.

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CStone's avatar

And simply because HE deserves it.

And I have heard this phrase and I wonder-

“When we worship, He makes war.”

I don’t know what you have been through, but this isn’t my first, nor my worst trial. I went through my own ‘trials by fire’, (plural) and He has never failed.

2 Timothy 2:13 was spoken to me in my sleep one night, but it was spoken in the 1st person singular:

“if we are without Faith,

He remains Faithful,

for He cannot deny Who He Is.

He. Is. Faithful.”

Whether I am faithLESS or UN-faithful, He never moves. He remains.

He. Is. Faithful.

He was still there when I turned around.

Sometimes it’s as though I am in a whirlwind, and I have to be reminded to “Be still. And know that I AM God (“Ehyeh-Asher-Ehyeh”)”

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Wayne Kerr's avatar

Amen! Faithful and Soverign!

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Margot Wooster's avatar

AMEN. Jesus will never let go of His people. That He died for. Once for all the perfect sacrifice, praise the Lord.

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Carol Brizzolara's avatar

Always be joyful! Always be thankful! In everything give thanks!

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MayBella82's avatar

I have this quote on the wall that says:

God doesn't give us what we can handle, He helps us handle what wd are giving.

I thank Him all the time for helping me through life's struggles.

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LMWC's avatar

Amen.

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Laurie's avatar

I’m so glad I left progressive Montgomery County for the conservative Eastern Shore of MD ten years ago. Too bad the state is so blue we can’t get rid of our disgraceful liberal governor or Senators.

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MattD's avatar

Amen sister Amen!

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Bandit's avatar

Amen!

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Let God arise, let His enemies be scattered,

And let those who hate Him flee before Him.

As smoke is driven away, so drive them away;

As wax melts before the fire,

So let the wicked perish before God.

But let the righteous be glad; let them exult before God;

Yes, let them rejoice with gladness.

Sing to God, sing praises to His name;

Lift up a song for Him who rides through the deserts,

Whose name is the LORD, and exult before Him.

— Psalm 68:1-4 NAS

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Bard Joseph's avatar

No mention of Pride Puppy in scripture.

No gender confusion there.

Foundations exposed.

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Kat's avatar

Notice how the perverted left used a puppy to confuse and indoctrinate our precious innocent children. That in itself tells me these people are truly 😈 evil..

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Debra's avatar

It reminds me of why we teach the children about stranger danger. Those people (?) who use candy, treats, puppies, kittens to entice the child into the van.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

This is technocrat thinking.

No identities will be saved.

Both left and right.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Yes!

“So God created mankind in his own image,

in the image of God he created them;

male and female he created them”

Genesis 1:27

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Now He said to His disciples, “It is inevitable that stumbling blocks come, but woe to him through whom they come! It would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck and he were thrown into the sea, than that he would cause one of these little ones to stumble." Luke 17:1-2 LSB

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Bard Joseph's avatar

Perfect.

The difference between Old and New Testament.

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Peter GL's avatar

Could it be that gender confusion was found in Sodom and Gomorrah

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Carol Brizzolara's avatar

I have seen some speculation that gender confusion is a part of DNA exposure from childhood vaccines and contaminants of the mediums of growth.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

Same control mechanism along with reproduction and family constraints?

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Lori's avatar

With the list of victories in today's article, it appears to me that only Divine Intervention could be assembling all of this bc He is the only one with power to smite the enemies of His Word and Commandments. We are watching our Lord working in real time for the return to values in our country and the repulsion of evil.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Yes! Every day we see His intervention. I am so thankful.

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MayBella82's avatar

I believe that it is not only our country. God is inspiring other countries through President Trump. He is showing that strong leadership can move mountains with the Lord's help.

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SD Scott's avatar

When God’s judgements are in the earth men learn righteousness.

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Oma's avatar

Janice, I started singing this instead of reading it! The power of music...

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Ah yes, the worship song. 🙌🏻

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

BRAVA!!! Brava brava brava!!! Perfect for today, Janice!!! 🔥💥❤️✝️

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Uncle Juan's avatar

Beautiful! Used to sing that as a worship song years ago!

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Carlos's avatar

Ha Lel Lu YAH

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Peter GL's avatar

I never knew this was a Psalm, I always heard it during the Paschal Resurrection service

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Good and surprising to see Justice Amy Barrett explaining how Wakandan Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is so unqualified to be on the judiciary. We've seen other DEI judges that favor their own types (such as the one who allowed heart-stabber Anthony Carmello to be released on bail, since his skin matches hers). How many other affirmative action judges are there?

And how about diversity doctors, considering many of them are granted degrees by lowering the standards compared to Normal People? There's a whole crop of them being installed that we have to contend with. At some point WE have to tribe up to protect our people as well.

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Juju's avatar

It occurred to me that the SCOTUS majority wisely had Barrett write the opinion as to avoid the wails of “the patriarchy!” Can’t imagine how this would have gone down if there weren’t a conservative woman on the court. For that we can be thankful for Barrett now.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I think Barrett has redeemed herself in the eyes of many who had doubts.

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Aloha50's avatar

I had have doubts but she did good on this one. Hat tip

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Mike's avatar

Trust but verify!

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Inverted Pyramid's avatar

Maybe instead of ‘redeem’, we could maybe look at Barrett from a different perspective. Personally, being a mother of 7 is a viewpoint that I lack.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Sorry, Bullshit card immediately thrown on this statement! Since when does it matter an iota that being a mother of 7 should somehow result in a different interpretation of black letter law in the Constitution. Its this kind of idea which has allowed anti constitution reprobates to continually attack and tear down your constitutional rights.

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Inverted Pyramid's avatar

Every law is a black letter law but we still have courts and there different interpretations due to perspectives. To think that every person in the country has or should have the exact same conclusion is either naive or willfully ignorant.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Sorry bullshit. Willful ignorance, naivete' is allowing perspective to be inserted where it has no place.

Oh, today I feel like a girl, says the boy. Gimme a break.

I don't know what a woman is...

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Inverted Pyramid's avatar

I never said that this additional knowledge that I gained, influenced my decision/opinion. Having incremental learning is always an advantage, the rubber and road meet as to how one uses that information.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Is that right? Then what does this mean, "Every law is a black letter law but we still have courts and there different interpretations due to perspectives. To think that every person in the country has or should have the exact same conclusion is either naive or willfully ignorant."

So now, we change the discussion to "incremental learning" vice how "different interpretations" should affect black letter law?

I'm done talking to a nitwit.

Yep, you are an "Inverted Pyramid"... guess what, they topple themselves automatically.

Just curious, are you a man? Woman? Not sure? Dolphin?

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Inverted Pyramid's avatar

Example: you go to court and the jury rules in your favor. The ruling gets appealed and then your favorable verdict gets dismissed.

Same case but different outcomes. Who’s right and who’s wrong?

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

You didn't answer my question about your gender...

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Did the judge follow the black letter law or did he/she/they interpret it based on their perspective?

Its clear you wouldprefer rule of perspective vs rule of law.

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CStone's avatar

For the moment…….she has been very ‘iffy’ on many arguments.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Not iffy, she has outright failed us numerous times siding with the deviants - which includes law molesters roberts, soto, ketanji, and illiterate kegan.

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Susan Seas's avatar

It’s like everyone is central casting playing a role. 🤔😆

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BeadleBlog's avatar

I never had doubts about her, so she needed no redeeming. I don't use a purity test on women (or men for that matter). She has shown she has a great legal mind, in my lay opinion, and she is not an idealogue.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

She's been voting with the libtard gals of the court.

Jeff has complained about that multiple times.

Maybe you missed those posts.

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BeadleBlog's avatar

Sometimes voting with the 3 to me means, considering all of her opinions, she’s not a rigid idealogue. I remember Jeff saying not to get too ruffled about some of her opinions. He even explained one time how her dissent from the majority (conservative) opinion which kicked it back down, though at first appearance helping the lunatics, essentially limited their options. Maybe you missed that post.

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MayBella82's avatar

True...and it might give hed more credibility if ahe is not voting "party" line. I'd much rather she stick to the consitution.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Ding, ding, ding! Spot on! Stick to the constitution and protecting OUR God given rights.

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RSgva's avatar

Yes the proof of the pudding will be what happens in the future. Majority opinions are often a product of multiple edits by those not writing the opinion. We don’t know if the snarls were originally drafted by ACB or a contribution/edit by somebody else, but the fact that she went along with it all is helpful. Hopefully she will not freak out by the celebration in the conservative camp and people describing it as a “cat fight“!

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

There will always be wails.

No doubt, there are some pundits out there who would argue that Barrett is the feminine face of the tyrannical patriarchy. The assurance defies logic. Clarence Thomas was often thought of an "Uncle Tom" during his induction into the same. This has been the battle cry of those outside the diversity of thought as long as I can remember.

We know firsthand that any idea or thought not in alignment with prevailing "progressive" narratives are fascist, tyrannical, sexist, racist, homophobic, misogynist etc.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Yes, doesn't really matter WHO wrote the majority opinion - the blue sky crowd will find some name to call them so they can discount the opinion. God forbid they re-think their fake rage.

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shayne's avatar

Funny how Blue Sky is BS. So the BS crowd.... Rather appropriate ;)

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RunningLogic's avatar

Good one!! 😁

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Donna in MO's avatar

Indeed they are - great observation!!

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Garden Lover's avatar

Remember, they wanted to send Biden back to the WH. The same guy who said, “If you don’t vote for me, you ain’t black.”

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Margot Wooster's avatar

Good point, Juju

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Fred's avatar

I never stopped being a Barrett fan. I may not have agreed with all of her decisions, but they seemed to be intelligent and well reasoned. Not saying it was purposeful, but I’m also glad she hasn’t always vote in lockstep with the other conservatives.

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Susan Daniels's avatar

In another Substack article last week, a doctor said not to go to anyone graduating from medical school after 2020 because they don't know what they are doing.

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Annie's avatar

That's an understatement. My advice would be to avoid all doctors for as long as possible. Take control of your own health.

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Susan Daniels's avatar

It is amazing how much good you can do for yourself if you research online.

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Debra's avatar

And stay away from all of the electronic devices on your body that emit all of your bodily information into 'the cloud" for AI to read and regulate. Why plug yourself into the matrix intentionally?

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InquizitiveOne's avatar

For no particular reason at all, I stopped wearing my Apple Watch last summer- after more than 5 years straight of wearing it on my wrist daily.

I just decided I don't need it enough to stay continuously wearing a frequency emitting device.

I also stopped wearing my AirPods after frequently near daily wear for a couple years.

I try not to hold the phone up to my head, and usually talk in the car while it's connected to the Apple car play so It's hands free.

Who knows if it's making a big difference or not, but it certainly isn't hurting me to reduce my exposure to cell phone radiation!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

If simply comply with your bio-devices being grid integrated, you can save 15% off your insurance. Whata deal! Also a coupon for 2 krispy kremes when you enroll.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

Aren't "health" metrics and Krispy Kreme inversely correlated?

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Except my PCP. Everyone needs a Dr. C. Sorry, he’s full. ❤️

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Susan Daniels's avatar

Mine, too.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

I thank God for leading me to him! When I moved my mom to Oklahoma back in 2018, I asked friends for a doc recommendation for her. When I saw how he treated her, both medically and personally, I knew I wanted him as my doctor. Ever since then, he has been trying to figure out what to do with me, bless his heart. 😂

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

“Undoctored” by William Davis. Good book.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

It goes back further than that.... physician hubby says, if you're 60, look for an MD older than you are. If your 50, look for an MD your age or older. A great question to ask is, "Did you recommend the covid vax?" "What was your preferred treatment for your patients with covid?" Their answers are all of the info you'll need to decide if they are on the right track. That should give you a good start.

If they don't answer "accurately" but describe a legitimate change of heart and apology, they might be ok...

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Jake's avatar

Our young Rheumatologist vaccinated her twin toddlers. I still have trouble with that.

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

Disqualifying.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Maggie, the older the doctor, the better they are. And if their MD degree is from a foreign country - you know that it was bought and paid for without any classes.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Not always true, depends on the country. Also a friend of a friend had unexplained illness a few years ago, turned out to be a parasite often seen in tropical climates and the only one who was able to correctly diagnose and treat her was a foreign born doctor because none of the other ones had that on their radar.

But I do agree that there are some foreign doctors whose credentials deserve skepticism.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

I have heard several of these doctors say “we don’t have parasites in the United States”.

Most of them will refuse to test for parasites once I get into the United States .

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Not true. Some perhaps, but not most. We've known many foreign trained doctors who were exceptional!

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

I have had a different experience.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Granted, we're at a University setting... I will say the U has taken to hiring foreign docs over US trained because they can pay them a lot less...

So, it's up to those using that system to do some research. Local private hospital here hired a slew of Middle Eastern physicians who could not speak English during Obummer's "reign." It was forced on the staff! And, few liked it!

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CHop's avatar

Not all, but many. My daughter's friend recently became a PA. When I suggested they go outside as it was a nice sunny day, she replied "Why would I want to go out in the sun. It causes skin cancer." In the same conversation, I became confused because she referred to her sister (currently in med school) as "they."

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Susan Daniels's avatar

You actually got all the information you need about her.

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Annie's avatar

That beep beep beep sound you hear is what you should be doing when confronted by a medical professional that thinks like that. Back up and drive away!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

You really gotta watch those They/Thems.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

🤣😂😅

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AJF's avatar

CHop...A Midwestern Doctor does a deep dive on this on Substack. They deadly form of skin cancer, melanoma, is actually caused by lack of sun. My MIL died of this and she rarely went out in the sun. Our VT health department just gave a warning that our state has one of the highest rates of melanoma! So cover up, wear sunscreen, long sleeves, a hat!!! This in a state with maybe one of the lowest number of sunny days....no questions though!!

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CHop's avatar

Thank you. I do read a Midwestern Doctor but I have also been reading Dr. Mercola for years so I've known about the sunscreen farce for several years.

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

I’ve first hand experience with skin cancer and agree. Ironically, my demonologies said one day, “I see melanoma in places that never see sun. Between toes, areas covered by socks and underwear.”

After years of avoiding sun, my body began to crave it. I feel much better now getting sun exposure. 11 years now with no reoccurrence.

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

“Plural” pronouns are a sign of mental illness.

Try to use the medical terms whenever possible, to wit, gender dysphoria, and multiple personality disorder.

I stopped into a business the other day, which was proudly displaying a large satanic LGBTQ flag. I asked if they were aware of the “boycott PRIDE” movement (something I kinda made up on the fly… Although I and many others do in fact boycott any such businesses, so I guess it’s not completely inaccurate).

I simply said that there were many people who are boycotting these businesses. So while you may be signaling that you are friendly to one segment of the population, you are also sending another part of the population away.

June is almost over, but please do what you can in the remaining days, and think about being more vocal next year. The good news is this “movement“ is losing steam, but it still has a long way to go before it is taken out.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I’ve noticed that several companies I’d complained to about their excessive “pride” promotions (especially acting like men could be women or promoting lgbtq etc to children) have really toned things down this year. Almost to the point of bring an afterthought.

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Cookie Dee's avatar

I guess she takes her Vitamin D by a pill then. “They” never learn to think critically for themselves. It’s robotic

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John infinity N's's avatar

I would say anyone graduating after 1910.

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Fred's avatar

Hey now… 😉😂

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Marilynne Martin's avatar

I would beg to differ. Based on what I saw back in 2018 caring for my dying Dad - don't let anyone near you (doctor or nurse) unless they are over 50 years old.

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Margot Wooster's avatar

I agree, Marilyn. Most of the “care” my mom received after a major stroke was appalling; the hospice nurses, however, were wonderful and they were young.. I pray for more Christian young people in the medical fields.

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Marilynne Martin's avatar

My observation of the hospital nurses is that they didn't want to be near the patients. They just liked their computers and their drug carts. No one thinking maybe the patient needed a toothbrush or wash cloth or perhaps their pillows fixed to make them comfortable.

Re: Hospice. Back in 2011 my mom went on hospice and I would agree some of those young nurses were wonderful. My Mom was on home hospice care for about 3 months. The day my Mom died, the clot in her leg went into her lung. The young nurse, after administering the special box in the fridge, crawled up in her bed and comforted her. She was special and really caring.

But in 2018, with my dad, things had changed. A friends sister was a nurse and warned me. They don't let them stay on hospice long. They gave my Dad a cocktail (that I looked up after the fact and the two drugs should not be taken together) the first day and he was gone the next day.

There is a slippery slope here. Hospice was meant to be comfort care and it was in the beginning. I am not sure it is now. I think it may now just be euthanasia wrapped up in a pink ribbon. Of course, it is a dilemma, as my dad was old (95) and badly damaged by the medical procedure (they damaged his Vegas nerve in carotid artery surgery), so I don't know if it was a bad thing to see him go quickly. I just wonder if we are now putting down humans like we do dogs and cats.

Btw, So how did my mother get that clot? From hospice! My mother was 81 with a lot of health issues (heart, COPD, diabetes, obesity, et al). She didn't want any more interventions and was unable to breath and requested hospice. The hospice doctor came in and they went through her medications. She was on blood thinners for years. My jaw dropped when I heard that doctor tell her that her warfarin was "rat poisoning" and she could definitely come off of that. I wondered if that heart doctor told her many years ago, "I am going to give you rat poison". Anyway, 10 weeks later her leg was warm and achy. We called hospice and their happy, bubbly, nice rent a weekend doctor came in and diagnosed it as cellulitis. The following week she fell and ripped open her forearm so badly she needed an ER visit. It was VERY painful. She died a week later. One would think if you take them off blood thinners you would know they will most likely throw a clot and therefore know how to properly diagnose that clot.

The moral of these stories is that the whole of the medical system has changed. Corporate medicine has destroyed it and also the dumbing down of our kids meant also those kids going into the medical field. So be careful, very careful.

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Taiga Rohrer's avatar

I would just point out that this theory goes out the window when you look at what 99% of doctors were involved in (don't know what they are doing) or allowed to happen (didn't care for anything but money) in 2020... They graduated prior to that.

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P Flournoy's avatar

I heard that Doctor, who was a heart surgeon, interviewed by Tucker Carlson. After having worked in medical malpractice for several years, I would agree.

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Lori's avatar

We see this with our very own eyes.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

We must always remember this, Katanji does not even know what a woman is, yet we are to believe she has the IQ and the jurisprudence to sit on the SCOTUS.

She was not unlawfully put on the SCOTUS by puppet Resident Cabbage (actually "President Autopen") to do anything except to undermine the Constitution to further make us subjects of the "elite". Period. Full Stop!

And shame, in fact, double shame on the Ideological 'tards in the senate who confirmed her and the other two buffoons.

Barrett finally came through in a big way. Maybe she finally grew a spine?

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

I have such a problem with this word "elites". Can't we just refer to them as malicious morons?

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I actually use it as a descriptive pejorative...i.e. elite = reprobate, cretin, degenerate, sheep humper, road kill, target, evil, criminal, a hillary clinton, mutant, vile and lastly, deviant.

Its just easier to type elite. Would "elite" work?

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

The absolute pinnacle of poor judgement, yet, this person was approved to sit on the highest court… for life. Stupidity all around.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I wish I could attribute it only to stupidity. My take is that it was deliberate because of a determined effort to undermine our Constitution and country.

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Jeff S's avatar

The three libs on the Supreme Court are not the least bit qualified to sit on that august body. Instead, they should be driving city busses somewhere.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Concur. But everyone must come to the conclusion, if they haven't already done so, that those three reprobates were put there to undermine the constitutional law which makes this country of, by, and for its people.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Jeff had a lot to get to today. I would be remiss if I didn't also post this for everyone's awareness:

https://www.westernjournal.com/beginning-lock-ex-fbi-dir-wray-referred-criminal-prosecution-related-2020-voter-fraud/

This is a legit referral to the DOJ.

Perhaps we can finally see that criminal wray don his prison overalls to start making little rocks out of big rocks?

GAW!

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mary's avatar

TAW! Great news about Wray.

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Margot Wooster's avatar

Ooh, that is juicy - thanks, Dan. By the way, you mean “don” not dawn his prison overalls. Which is even better LOL!

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Yep! It didnt seem right even when I typed it.

Brain cramp!

Thanks for the fix.

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CStone's avatar

FANTASTIC!!!!!!’nn

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

In comments elsewhere I am relishing the use of the now-acceptable word "retarded", to describe those three unqualified Justices.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Its important for two reasons, a. to take the lexicon back from the lunatics and b. to call things what they are instead of what the lunatics want to force upon us.

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Bill Campbell's avatar

they were made SC justices because they are too dumb to drive city busses.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

No, but because they are all brown.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

lol! Probably.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Sandwiches.

They should be making sandwiches for their family.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

That’s too nice and sweet. I think the bus driver idea is more fitting. Or maybe helping on the dirty jobs show?

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I think garbage scowl operators.

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Lori's avatar

Don't want them near our kids or any animals on dirty jobs!

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MICHELLE EAGLEMAN's avatar

Job on The View, maybe?

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CStone's avatar

‘Sammiches’

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Margot Wooster's avatar

LOL! Shades of “King of the Hill”

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Annie's avatar

If they cook as well as the administer justice - thanks but no thanks. 😉

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mary's avatar

The 3 are DEI hires.

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Susan Daniels's avatar

Ubers.

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Mary H.'s avatar

Perhaps her answer to this simple question “ what is a woman “ was a red flag?

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Dana Hope's avatar

Her Broadway debut told us all we need to know: she is an actress.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

Ya think?!

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Rick Olivier's avatar

”Katanji” is the Leslie Jones (SNL’s least funny cast member) of SCOTUS. Another DEI deep fail.

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Debra's avatar

Can you imagine having to work with someone like Ms. Brown-Jackson on a daily basis?

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Margot Wooster's avatar

Clarence Thomas must have to grit his teeth a lot.

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jmsmithmd's avatar

And for the rest of your life. Has a SC justice ever been removed?

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Susan G's avatar

On X, Julie Smith (of Jan 6 fame for reporting the truth) suggested ACB authored this opinion as cover for her likely rejection of Trump's goal to eliminate birthright citizenship. Hope she's wrong.

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CaliforniaLost's avatar

I agree with all your points, I'm just not sure I'm emotionally prepared to live through 40 years of SCOTUS, THE MEAN GIRL YEARS.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

As always, buyer beware!

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Only 7% of us left.

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

It makes me very proud to be a Texan and to have an Attorney General, Ken Paxton, who works so very hard for all of us. As much as I'd hate to lose him as AG, I hope and pray he wins big in his run for Senator and takes out RINO, John Cornyn.

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Valerie's avatar

I saw yesterday that Paxton is 20 points ahead of Cornyn for the Texas senate seat!

As a Texas resident I would LOVE for him to take out RINO Cornyn, although I’d miss him as DA, he’s been very effective in that role. IMHO.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Don't count your chickens until they are hatched, lest you forget that Texas also suffers from wholesale mail in ballot fraud and if ever there was a uniparty member put in office by mail in fraud, it is that MF'er Cornyn. And to be completely clear, the mail in fraud, was done twice, once to get him past the primary - and other legitimate Conservative people running for the office and then to get the uniparty RINO elected so that it appears to us that the s_Election was legit, else how could we possibly get a win??? Diabolical and Incredibly Nefarious.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

The good guy always has a huge lead, until the s_Election ends and then mysteriously, thousands of new ballots appear... and remarkably in just enough quantity to change the outcome... and the judiciary dismisses any challenges which would expose the theft.

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Margot Wooster's avatar

Something has to change to prevent this in 2026. I am hopeful! A lot of good things are happening. Praise the Lord

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Ruth H's avatar

Trump’s EO to prevent counting mail in ballots after Election Day will definitely help.

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Jake's avatar

SCOTUS just released the Trumpsters voting EO for action. Let the games begin...

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

Completely agree on all your points, amen.

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Stacy's avatar

As a fourth generation daughter of Texas, I celebrate Paxton with you. I am a Misplaced Texan, but at least the hand of God stationed my Dad here in FL and homesteaded us here. I know your conflict well and I know that God has this situation in hand, too. All will work for His glory - and for that of Texas, which He has favored.

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

Amen, sister! And God will continue to provide for our great state as long as we continue to give him all the glory due.

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Stacy's avatar

🔥🔥🔥^^AMEN^^🔥🔥🔥

Spoken as only a Texan can say it. If I could ask you to get a big ol’ breath of that sweet air for me, I’d surely be in your debt. Exhaust fumes be damned (or blessed, they do come from Texas Tea), that’s the first thing I do when I walk out of DFW.

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

Ya know, I live in Johnson County, about 40 minutes south of FW, and we don't have all those fumes, so I'll gladly get the big ol' breath of the greatest state in the country for ya!

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Stacy's avatar

My forebears settled in Hunt and Dallas Counties, where (except for my Mom) they rest. You are a gentleman, sir (and not the kind from Odessa). Thank you!

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

Now, that's funny right there! (The last part of course, just to be clear) LOL

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Carlos's avatar

We are two peas in the same pot, I can’t get away to long from my beautiful Texas. But has to spend most of my time in Florida.

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

If I couldn't live in Texas, I'd choose Florida.

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Stacy's avatar

It is a very close second. There are quite a number of red counties out here, and plenty of rural/semirural areas. But it’s all more humid than the devil’s armpit. I’ve been out here since 1982 and I have yet to tolerate it.

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

When I was a kid, my mom's parents lived in Okeechobee, and we'd go down there not only to visit them, but we had family reunions there, and my mom was one of six children, so there were dozens of us. But all that to say I remember that humidity, and the only thing comparable that I can think of is Houston. Once when I was about 14-15, I went out to play golf at a local course there at about 9am, and I didn't even finish 9 holes it was so bad!

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Stacy's avatar

Hoo, that’s down the road a piece from me, I’m up in the Jax metro. I haven’t made my way that far down, yet, but I’m sure the humidity is worse, if that’s even imaginable. If you ever find yourself out this way again, check out the panhandle. It’s right lovely with its hills and the towns tend to be small and sparse. I’ve got a couple of cousins in Beaumont but I haven’t seen much of that area. Though I prefer prairies to bayous, I’ll take the whole blessed state.

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

Oh yeah, I like the panhandle. I've spent time in Panama City and Pensacola. For me, besides the oppressive humidity of Florida, the biggest issue is the constant threat of hurricanes. Nevertheless, like you, I love Texas and have no plans to leave ever. It's just home, and even with all the people moving here, I really can't imagine living anywhere else. There's nothing like Texas.

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Stacy's avatar

I always did have you figured for a man of intellect and wisdom, Carlos! As wonderful as it is out here, family is the only thing keeping me from going back to Texas.

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

Is that family in Florida, or family in Texas?

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My Favorite Things's avatar

❤️ Attorney General, Ken Paxton. He is amazing!

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Deb's avatar

Agree!

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P Flournoy's avatar

I feel the same way Jeff Johnson. I have heard the gentleman who is running to replace Paxton and I am very impressed. I kept thinking who can possibly be big enough to defeat Cornyn and I think Paxton is the answer.

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

I totally agree.

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Ruth H's avatar

Yes indeed. I’m excited to vote for Paxton and see Cornyn go bye bye.

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CStone's avatar

Yes!!

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LMWC's avatar

Thank you, thank you, Jeff Childers! I am grateful nearly every morning for over 4 years of optimism, laws broken down to plain speak, and judicial rulings squared away for us. You were the shelter in the storm for refugees during covid lockdowns, counseling us that with God we would get through this. After another evening of listening to the few politicians I like, (MTG), being interviewed by Tucker who it seems sees nothing but America in the toilet, it’s refreshing to be given a big dose of perspective!

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Valerie's avatar

I, for one, saw the news about the supreme court’s ruling limiting injunctions and COULD NOT WAIT to hear Jeff’s take on it today. Here we go! I’m so excited!

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Annie's avatar

Same here. Though I admit to reading the indivisible page and other libbie loon pages with glee. 😄😂The hubby and I were highly amused by their antics. Waaaaa! F-bombs, potty mouths, weird pycho-babble. Pass the popcorn 🍿 😋 Good times. 😉😂

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Valerie's avatar

Do you think Jeff has a BlueSky account so he can report back to us what the lib loons are saying about different things like the SCOTUS rulings yesterday? If so, we should thank him for taking one for the team.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Well, I wouldn’t wish having a BlueSky account on anyone. Those that do, for taking one for the team, (including JD Vance) are true warriors. 👍

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Annie's avatar

I wonder what JD Vance had to say on his bluesky account. 🤔😉😂

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Carlos's avatar

He most likely, that way he can report from behind enemy lines. 🧐

Thank you Jeff

I know ITYS

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John's avatar

I just renewed my subscription and it's the best money I've ever spent on media, including decades of cable, dozens of magazine subscriptions, etc! Thank you Jeff for your detailed explanation of what's going on, often behind the scene, and how that relates to the larger picture. Most of all, I appreciate your positive, playful tone!

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Anne Grinols's avatar

I just renewed my annual subscription too. “The worker is worthy of his hire.” Jeff is certainly that—and he volunteered for the job!

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Leo's avatar

John, I wholly agree - Jeff's explanations are very very helpful and so appreciated! He explains those complex issues from his foundational informed understanding. We are so fortunate that he is willing to take the time to do so!

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PE Bird's avatar

Happy Saturday!

Porn is not speech it is a product.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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NAB's avatar

If it IS speech, it isn't saying anything good.

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jmsmithmd's avatar

It’s not saying, it’s showing.

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Debra's avatar

It is a sad fact that porn is a men's mental disease. God is the only one who can heal that disease.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Islam is as well. Why do you think so many stupid men found it so attractive. You can do anything you want, to anyone you want, and never have to answer for it.

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MayBella82's avatar

Not just men's mental health. There are ladies who love it too. Wd always think of females bei g sex trafficking but it happens to males too. i don't think that the devil cares what sex they are, just that he has captured thier soul. They need our prayers.

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Susan G's avatar

We all ought to end all written communications with your last sentence.

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Ahmed’s Stack of Subs's avatar

“But maybe the best part of yesterday’s majority decision was that six justices endorsed taking one of their comrades to the woodshed.”

🤣 spank that a!

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Dr Linda's avatar

Late mail in ballots should not be counted after election day. If I or we have to arrange my schedule to go to the polls, everyone should. Or at least the mailbox.

I know this is a silly thought and reaction but it is something that really makes me angry.

Why is this even an issue? Because people are cheating! I’m sick to death of cheating by ANYONE

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Peace's avatar

Better yet, no mail in ballots except for very rare situations.

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MayBella82's avatar

Our Deployed military should be one of the ones to vote by mail which they have for years. I did when I was deployed...more secure than any of the places in the states.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I am pleased that you get to say “I told you so”. Since many of us have the same thoughts ,we get a bit of that pleasure as well.

I will acknowledge that you have more confidence since you have more knowledge. Which is aokay with me.

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Jeff S's avatar

I'm glad Jeff patted himself on the back. One day, I'd like to buy him a coffee or something.

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Stacy's avatar

As we say in Texas, it’s not bragging if you can back it up.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I like that. I didn’t mean to imply Jeff was bragging. I am agreeing.

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Stacy's avatar

I don’t believe for a moment that you would make such a base accusation about Jeff! I only meant to agree with you that he is indeed eminently qualified to pat his own back. 🥰

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Dr Linda's avatar

I am glad as well. I am patting myself on the back too

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Guy White's avatar

“Don’t doubt me.” I so appreciate the reference to radio’s GOAT, El Rushbo, America’s REAL anchorman and Doctor of Democracy, and harmless little fuzzball, all rolled into one. I would love to know what he’s thinking now and his take on the SCOTUS decisions would be one for the ages. In Rush’s absence, thank you, Mr. Jeff, for weighing in with your brilliant legal expertise and saucy brand of snark on these momentous times. When we all one day gather in Heaven, I look forward to a lively conversation with you both.

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Melissa MB's avatar

Oh how I miss Rush. 24/7 members. Listened daily

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Margot Wooster's avatar

Yes! We, too, greatly miss the Great Maharushee.

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FloridaTransplant's avatar

Get a shot to save grandma = just fine. But age verification to protect children from porn addiction = unacceptable!!!

If it weren’t for double standards, the left would have no standards…

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Kathryn's avatar

Well, how about we just flip this double standard to be in our favor: Force a shot to save grandma = not just fine. But age verification to protect children from porn addiction = acceptable! See there... we like double standards if they go in our favor. /s

Umm...actually, I am not in favor of double standards, especially not for infringing freedom. Parents should be responsible for their children, perhaps only buying media devices having content blocking capability. We needed to consider all the solution options, then select best overall option, rather than reflexively seek more government intervention. This case may have been used as conservatives bait to set a legal precedent for more government regulation on communication. (This is a sneaky tactic...using conservative appealing cases to set precedents which can benefit the swamp later.) Requiring age verification to read porn (or later, to read anything the government deems to be harmful) is a major obstacle and expense to the small publisher of content. I agree with the need to protect children, but remember that "the end does not justify the means", so find a better means here, one that does not infringe on anyone's freedom of speech and that cannot later be repurposed to advance the swamp's ability to block communication.

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CStone's avatar

I agree. However, it appears, we had no choice. The only way to stop a fire sometimes, is to use fire.

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Ahmed’s Stack of Subs's avatar

“Justice Jackson’s judicial position is hard to pin down”.

This should be no surprise at all. She admitted in her “confirmation” hearing that she doesn’t even know what a woman is….

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

And got appointed anyway... shows what utter b.s. those "hearings" are.

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daverkb's avatar

She was the supreme DEI hire ... and they are all as stupid as cow paddies.

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el bicho palo's avatar

I always thought they were patties, except maybe the Irish cows do Paddies

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daverkb's avatar

Hey Thanks! I really love that you took the time! And yours is so good that I simply refuse to do a correction edit.

Now, I think that you might be totally right about the patties ... BUT ONLY IF you are a normal person. So, in Normal World and for the record, you are likely to be right. But if you are Irish, it still might be 'paddies' but don't say that out loud in a pub because you might find yourself on the floor flattened like a paddy.

But if you were born and raised in the Hotel Dyslexia and you never ever heard any sound like anyone else, it could be 'cow pazzies' or 'cow paxxies'. And if you are a typical product of the Hotel Dyxlexia and study Russian, it might be 'paддies' where 't' and 'd' are very confused.

Or it might be just as you say. I can't say for sure because I am just at the moment too busy mastering how the light switch works! I better hurry up on this because it is 7:56 and it's starting to get dark!

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Ahmed’s Stack of Subs's avatar

affirmative

not coincidental that kagan and the wise latina align ideologically. all dei.

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jmsmithmd's avatar

And that she struggles with all the legalese…

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Joypam's avatar

Amazing week! I think the opt out for elementary school indoctrination is wonderful and wish it would cover all grades through high school; after all, we pay for public schools and all we want is reading, writing and arithmetic taught (I’d like history and real science too but don’t want to get too crazy at this point in time) the sick books can exist but just not in the classrooms of the very young so easily confused and lead.

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Juju's avatar

This is my thinking too. We pay for ALL grades and ALL grades have the ability to undermine and interfere with the teaching of our faith to our children. They didn’t let the teaching of the Bible remain for ANY grade as it infringed upon the freedoms other families with different religions had. This is no different in my book. It’s a belief being taught to our older kids too, and they face backlash and shame, and being silenced and ridiculed if they speak out in opposition to what’s taught, or share alternate views.

I remember back in 1980 answering questions about evolution the way they were teaching it (I knew the answer they wanted and I cared about my 4.0 so gave it,) but I also noted that it was still just a theory needing as much faith to believe as did intelligent design. She literally marked my answer as wrong, and then used it with the class as an example (to shame me or something) and explain where I wasn’t using scientific thinking. I was ridiculed by my classmates and earned the name “Judy the Baptist”. Nobody in my class would have dared speak an alternate view after what I went through. I can only imagine how hard it is today to stand up against the gender ideology teachings!

No, this ruling needs to be expanded to cover all lower grades up until college.

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

I wish someone could make the case that LGBTQ+ is a religion and needs to have the same freedoms and limitations of any other recognized religion (separation of church and state must apply).

I live in extremely liberal city, The crosswalks were painted several years ago to be rainbow, and all the city buildings have the rainbow flag flying during June. I’ve complained that my tax dollars should not be going towards the promotion of a religion, to no avail.

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Juju's avatar

It already gets far more freedoms than the other faiths. It needs comparable limitations that the others endure, because there appears to be no limits at all … until this ruling, but it’s not really that much of a limitation to the teaching with just an “opt out”. I mean they won’t let schools teach Christianity and offer an opt out, so it’s not fair.

That’s why they will fight to prevent the LGBTQ+ from being recognized as a religion.

Any belief without solid scientific evidence that surpasses “theory” should be treated as faith. But if they keep it under biological sciences they can treat it like all the other “theories”that don’t have solid scientific footing. However gender junk has the least evidence of them all! Like absolutely NONE.

Given it reaches directly into denying and defying what other faiths teach and believe, it must be treated as an alternate faith.

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Leo's avatar

Juju, good points - I agree.

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MayBella82's avatar

It is not a religion. Bi, Gay, Lesbian are sexual orientation...the rest is mental health issue. I have no problem with the first three...life and let live. I have a problem when children are used for adult fetishes or thier mental health issues. Children don't know what they want for dinner, tgey differently don't understand the impact of changing your body for life means... however, parents do.

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

How do you explain a 10x increase in BGL over the last 40 years? Historically, this nonnormative, but naturally occurring (in very small numbers) was around 2-3% of the population.

Exceptions being at the end of failing civilizations… The end of the Roman empire, the end of the Weimar republic. This sudden increase did not happen naturally. It was promoted and encouraged by our institutions.

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Peace's avatar

Yes, at the very least expanded through the high school years - middle and high schoolers face incredible pressure to conform.

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NAB's avatar

I was listening to Megyn Kelly and she thinks this ruling will open up the door for more parental rights suits. I hope she is right.

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Joypam's avatar

Me too!

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

Good move but I’d take it further:

Instead of opt-out, parents should have to be ‘opt-in’.

The default should be that you cannot indoctrinate any children (mine or anyone else’s) by normalizing aberrant behaviors unless both parents explicitly agree, in writing.

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Tamara Summers's avatar

Better yet, fund a nationwide school voucher program and bring down the government-run school indoctrination machine altogether. If lefties want to have their children “taught” by groomers, let them choose, or start, a school that offers them what they want… just don’t tell me I have to send my kids there or squeeze me to death with taxes so I have no other option.

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Peace's avatar

or even better yet, why should schools address sexual activities and proclivities in the first place.

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MayBella82's avatar

I think it is important to understand your body and how it works. I expect most don't get that at home. I didn't and i did not get it at school either

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Peace's avatar

The school my children used to go to now employs someone from Planned Parenthood to teach their sex education classes. I can only imagine what they are learning!!

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MayBella82's avatar

Ouch... that is horrible!

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Leo's avatar

Yes!

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Joypam's avatar

Great point

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Lori's avatar

There is no doubt in my mind the Lord has His Hand in all this. Evils so foul that only divine intervention could intercede using the right people to get this done.

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DKees's avatar

Top 10 woo hoo!!

“This is the day the lord has made, we/ I will rejoice and be glad in it! Psalm 118:24

Great day!

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