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—“Furthermore, contrary to corporate media’s constant whining, climate policy is NOT the “only way” to reduce fires. Prescribed burning, improved zoning and enhanced land management are much faster, more effective and cheaper solutions for fires than climate policy, explained the authors.”

Not to mention, if they stopped paying rogue players to start the fires 😑 That would go a long way too.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I was going to say that overall fires are down globally? Quick…hire arsonists all over the globe and start setting fires! We can’t lose our propaganda narrative that climate change will burn us all up! We’ll go broke. 😒

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RunningLogic's avatar

💯

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T Diesel's avatar

Climate change activists just want to pass the torch, so to speak.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes passing the torch onto the dry tinder 😑

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T Diesel's avatar

Law Enforcement wont take too kindling to that.

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Chickie's avatar

I'm not too sure about that...so many have been fired.

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RunningLogic's avatar

😆

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Reiner Hickman's avatar

This wins the internet for me this week! 🤣👍🏻

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Karen Bandy's avatar

I wrote yesterday that starting fires created job security... for firefighters. I guess it has lovely other benefits as well.

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Being a Nancy's avatar

Money for many different industries. I worked food service at a firecamp in California somewhere north east of Ridgecrest in 2000 I think it was. We were serving $25 per plate, dinners every night,,,charged to the state,,,even to the convicts got the same food.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Wow, $25 back then? Crazy!

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🙄

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Eli's avatar

Also, the price of raw wood is way down and has been for some time (price of lumber is up because the saw mills can't keep up with the demand -- so that's another economic story.) Burn the trees, the price of raw wood goes up (for those who still have trees to sell.) Sounds like a plan.

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Dawn B's avatar

I don't know why "they" pay for arson since they have the technology to do it themselves.

For instance, I find it suspect and unscientific that many CA blazing fires never touched the trees next to the incinerated houses. DEW?

Whatever happened to the Georgia Guidestones that were struck by something, immediatedly cleaned up, and never heard from again?

So weird... When things are not explained or examined rationally, then there is conspiracy.

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Wow! So shocked to see the WSJ run a story like this. Of course, it's Op-Ed, so "its an opinion," but it's the truth in plain sight!

Here are some more links about the scam of climate change:

https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-hidden-profits-of-climate-change

https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-religious-tenants-of-scientism

https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/why-climate-change-is-wrong-dangerous

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Annie's avatar

Leftist = mental illness.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I wonder if you mean "tenets" (the ideas held, believed) not "tenants" (the inhabitants of a location)?

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Wow...thanks for this! All the editing and still missed this :( Thanks for the correction!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

You are generous of mind. Wouldn't be surprised if AI had been sneaking up to your keyboard.

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Mary H.'s avatar

The Canadian “wildfires “ all happened simultaneously …explain how that happens other than deliberate arson ?

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Annie's avatar

The alarmies in my area tried to get everyone to stay inside and lockdown. Yeah. Not happening. We went out and enjoyed life. Screw them.

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SadieJay's avatar

Right??? Lol. Agree. Just like venturing over the yellow tape around a park during the coof pandemic. I am like..."What are they going to do, arrest me??" Haha. I will take their recommendations and raise it with a huge UP THEIRS.

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RunningLogic's avatar

💯

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Mazel Lee's avatar

Exactly. I’ve noticed the globalists can only handle one issue at a time. Black Lives Matter, then trans, then wildfires, etc. their efforts seem to go in a few directions all at once then shift to the next set of aims.

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Mary H.'s avatar

It’s all intentional distractions.

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LMWC's avatar

Nailed it!

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Annie's avatar

I can hear the wailing of triggered snowflakes ❄️ 🤣. Not to mention the rising sea levels caused by all their melting. 😅 Whew! I find this hilarious and I do everything I can to make sure the alarmies trigger.

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SadieJay's avatar

Tell the 'alarmies' (love that!) to stop with the crying because it is causing rising sea levels.

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Right!!!!

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Jean James's avatar

“Fewer burning acres each year have led to overall lower levels of smoke, which likely prevents almost 100,000 infant deaths annually...” well now it’s clear why they must continue to set these fires...they literally kill 2 birds with one stone...

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RunningLogic's avatar

Right? 😕

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RunningLogic's avatar

🤣😆

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

Why do you say, O Jacob, and assert, O Israel,

“My way is hidden from the Lord,

And the justice due me escapes the notice of my God”?

Do you not know? Have you not heard?

The Everlasting God, the Lord, the Creator of the ends of the earth

Does not become weary or tired.

His understanding is inscrutable.

He gives strength to the weary,

And to him who lacks might He increases power.

Though youths grow weary and tired,

And vigorous young men stumble badly,

Yet those who wait for the Lord

Will gain new strength;

They will mount up with wings like eagles,

They will run and not get tired,

They will walk and not become weary.

— Isaiah 40:27-31 NASB1995

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Beautiful choice, Janice.

R. (8a) The Lord is kind and merciful.

The LORD secures justice

and the rights of all the oppressed.

He has made known his ways to Moses,

and his deeds to the children of Israel.

R. The Lord is kind and merciful.

Merciful and gracious is the LORD,

slow to anger and abounding in kindness.

He will not always chide,

nor does he keep his wrath forever.

R. The Lord is kind and merciful.

Not according to our sins does he deal with us,

nor does he requite us according to our crimes.

For as the heavens are high above the earth,

so surpassing is his kindness toward those who fear him.

R. The Lord is kind and merciful.

As far as the east is from the west,

so far has he put our transgressions from us.

As a father has compassion on his children,

so the LORD has compassion on those who fear him.

R. The Lord is kind and merciful.

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Susan Stephens's avatar

“The Lord is kind and merciful.

As far as the east is from the west,

so far has he put our transgressions from us.”

Corrie ten Boom added .... and put up a “No Fishing” sign.

She or someone else commented that east & west are never ending - go west & keep on trucking. Go east.... same thing. Signifying those transgressions are gone, caput, unlocatable (my made up word).

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Willing Spirit's avatar

That Corrie ten Boom was such a one for word picture stories. She made God’s love so real. I just love that!

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Freebird's avatar

Oh how I love Isaiah 40! These repeated words always grab me by the heart…

Do you not know? Have you not heard?

The Everlasting God, the Lord, the Creator of the ends of the earth….

The entire chapter is magnificent, here’s another gem from it…

“A voice says, “Cry!” And I said, “What shall I cry?” All flesh is grass, and all its beauty is like the flower of the field. The grass withers, the flower fades when the breath of the Lord blows on it; surely the people are grass. The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God will stand forever.”

‭‭Isaiah‬ ‭40‬:‭6‬-‭8‬ ‭ESV‬‬

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

I tarried on that one before landing at the end. The one you shared has long been a favorite. Isaiah is very powerful and lyrical.

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NAB's avatar

Gosh, I love the words of Isaiah.

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

I though this was Psalm 103

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Seeking Grace's avatar

When I read the last part of that scripture, I hear it being sung by the football player in “Remember the Titans,” the one they called Preacher, I think 😏 Thanks for sharing such powerful encouragement every day, Janice!

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LMWC's avatar

I thought the same thing!

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CStone's avatar

I needed that. Thank you.

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Trudy's avatar

When I read these words in the scriptures from Isaiah you wrote today….it reminds me of all the young people who are being affected by the vx during these uncertain days…Lord, pour out Your healing hand and mercy upon them all…..

“Though youths grow weary and tired,

And vigorous young men stumble badly,”……….. almost a prophecy…

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

That also crossed my mind, Trudy. Certainly a new layer to the passage we wouldn't have noticed 3 years ago.

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Lorita's avatar

A favorite, thank you.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Psst...I have some incandescent light bulbs to sell.

Can meet you on the corner of "Walk" and "Don't Walk" to discuss price.

Must do after sunset.

1 August 2023 they are now illegal.

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Amy Harlib's avatar

For reals? What insanity is this? I wish I was a lawyer/legal person and could file an injunction! Those LED and other non-incandescent bulbs are full of toxic substances and radiate noxious light spectrums! The harms vastly outweigh any benefit! The nanny state should F off!

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MaryLS's avatar

LED lights can have a negative health impact The light is also harsh and abrasive in comparison to incandescent. There is no legitimate reason to ban these.

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OnTheJump's avatar

Only one reason I can think of - government overreach.

.......NOT suggesting ' legitimate ' , by the way.

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RSgva's avatar

And can keep you up at night if you use it to read a book. 😣

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SadieJay's avatar

Has anybody had the nerve to crack one open and see what is inside the 'made in China' bulb that costs 3x as much as the incandescent?

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Susan Stephens's avatar

Not about anything other than “control.”

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Barnjai's avatar

My daughter works as zookeeper, mostly with reptiles and amphibians (and she loves them all). Incandescent lights are a mainstay for zoos because they are a heat and light source. These cold blooded animals need to have warmth to survive. With the incandescent bulbs being banned they must now purchase "reptile branded products." Which means much, much more expensive.

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FourWinds's avatar

Same for those who keep chickens and use an incandescent light for warmth. Nothing but b.s. government overreach.... again.

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Deni Isle's avatar

Wow, by using LED bulbs, folks could save $100 a year? That gets a family what? Barely a weeks worth of groceries? Let folks decide where they want to scrimp and save.

LEDs hurt my eyes when I read. I much prefer incandescent bulbs.

Government officials must be heavily invested in LED manufacturing companies.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

If the government wants to ban something like light bulbs...they are pretty close to total tyranny.

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Transcriber B's avatar

... first they came for the plastic straws...

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FourWinds's avatar

I think it's about control. LEDs can mess with vision and also cause some to become agitated due to the flashing. Not sure what epileptics will do, hopefully they have a stash. I hate our entire government.

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Hudson E Baldwin lll's avatar

Anecdotal gibberish. Shut the fuck

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Bandit's avatar

I just read, a couple of days ago, that the LEDs also emit EMFs. Yea! More EMFs! Just what we need!

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Dawn B's avatar

Not to mention the LED bulbs and other electrical things are said to be able to link to wifi and possibly be able to track movements in homes... sounds like science fiction but it is like seeing through walls. 1984 surveillance?

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Dr Linda's avatar

Yup

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Don's avatar

in areas that have blizzards.... the traffic lights get obscured with snow, because they don't produce the heat to melt the snow....

not a good situation when a diver doesn't see that there is even a light there and the other person sees a green light.

they can install heaters, but who verifies the heaters work and how often, where as all a person has to do is look up at the traffic light and verify the light works.....

going to turn on the heaters at 40F?

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SB's avatar

Just like EV batteries...

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Michele's avatar

Ha ha--they have been illegal in CA since 2018, I think?

I've been lighting my home with multiple-socket fixtures and "appliance" 40-watts or "decorative" 60-watts for years. Oh, and the 3-ways if the fixture can handle the middle wattage. Good times.

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

You rebel!

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Dr Linda's avatar

You took the words right out of my brain

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Janet's avatar

I use those appliance lights too for some places I want low or mood lighting.

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Freebird's avatar

I wondered if specific bulbs would be exempted from the LED requirement. I recently bought some LED for my ceiling can lights and they didn’t work! The only reason I bought them is because they were all they had at Lowe’s. I’m sure they had quit carrying incandescent since they wouldn’t be able to sell them. But I had to return the LEDs and order incandescent online. I hope I don’t have to replace my fixtures when I run of of my stock!

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Ro Dann's avatar

Where do you buy incandescants though? So far I still have supply on hand

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FourWinds's avatar

I went looking for the heck of it - so far (today) they are on Amazon... which I hate. Also eBay. You can buy all sorts of fun stuff from India on eBay and I'm betting incandescents will be sold as 'collectors items'.

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Freebird's avatar

Yes, for a premium price!

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daiva's avatar

🗨 In an age where normality is criminalized, the normal (wo)man must adopt the mindset of a criminal to escape punishment from a hostile tyranny 😏

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SadieJay's avatar

My sister lives in Cali, northern rural Shasta County. She told me yesterday that her neighbor cannot put up a sign advertising his farm eggs because it is illegal in California. The eggs are NOT certified by the state! I am like "Shut the front door!". Those over-reaching B's.

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Francis Keays's avatar

Perhaps your neighbor can learn from this short. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/um0CLs7ANk8

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SadieJay's avatar

That was priceless! I love it. Thanks. I will send it on to my sister in Commiefornia.

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RunningLogic's avatar

“Double disciple pack”

🤣😆

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daiva's avatar

🗨 "The state" will remain the enemy of the people until it is brought down. The only way to bring down the state is to bring about the end of the modern world. Is the cost too high?

↑↑ solemnly asks @Kruptos in byline of concluding instalment in his series(*) autopsying Jacques Ellul's “Autopsy of Revolution” 🔥👌 --> www.seekingthehiddenthing.com/p/man-or-machine-the-necessary-total.

🗨 The point of the necessary revolution is to force the exception which will by necessity result in the remaking of the entire system, giving it a new foundation. This is not tinkering. This is the “big one” for which the current system cannot adapt.

--

(*) though paywalled, good chunks are generously left in front of the cut, for freeloaders like me to thoroughly enjoy 🤸

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LMWC's avatar

Reminds me of a “Last Man Standing” episode several years ago where Mike was trying to buy 75 watt bulbs on the “black market” of a hardware store sales guy. Hilarious.

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Truthseeker's avatar

Odd, don’t ya think… how Hollywood always foreshadows what the minions will eventually be subjected to/experience

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LMWC's avatar

Back when Dubya was President there was a move to get rid of incandescent bulbs. It was stopped from going forward even though BO tried to revive it. Mackinac Center a think tank in Michigan just published an article on how public demand should dictate product, not government mandating what shall be allowed. Apparently, the public is not biting on the new electric vehicles, but just like the light bulb, Brandon and several states are trying to ban the internal combustion engine. We ignored the light bulb, now will gas powered vehicles be next?

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I told my husband if we would just stop buying their electric crap then they’d stop making the electric crap. Nope. All the manufacturers are calling the shots and they are ALL on the same page. So they make everything electric so we have nothing left to purchase but their electric crap! Takes the air out of the sail on supply and demand. Now it becomes, you vill buy vat ve say or off vith your head.

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Not to mention, everything you buy for your home that’s electronic… is totally un fixable now… repairman comes and the tech is such that it’s not fixable (probably intentionally)… repairman says- too costly to fix, based on age, yadda, yadda… that’ll be a $200 service call -for nothing. Buy a new one.

In the era of recycling mania and green initiatives… we live in a throw away society now… oh the irony!!

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Truthseeker's avatar

Yes. They want to mandate us into electric cars and plan to. Even though in our state we were warned last winter rolling blackouts were likely, due to a shortage of electricity!!!! 🤯 that makes sense… right??!

Our government is full of constant inconsistencies

We are living in a nanny state… and can’t have incandescent light

And those that want to should feel free to shoot up with a month worth’s of illegal drugs in the streets of San Francisco- free to kill yourself in the streets!

This world is so broken.

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RunningLogic's avatar

A nanny state with Kamala Harris, Kathy Hochul and Gretchen Whitmer as nannies 😳

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SadieJay's avatar

Love that show. Not enough of ones like that!

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

I love that show!

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FourWinds's avatar

They are illegal to sell. They are not illegal to possess or use in a home (at least in Ohio, who knows about Commiefornia), not sure about businesses. LED bulbs destroy vision over time and their fast flashing can't be good for our minds. Don't believe they do? Get a digital SLR camera, set it for 1/2000 second and take photos of your local Christmas lights. Half of them will be out in some of the photos.

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Michele's avatar

I've always hated looking at them b/c I felt they burned an afterimage longer than 'regular' lights.

When I taught--you know, before I had to leave bc mandates--one of my best students wrote a paper on why Incandescent theatre lighting was better than LEDs, which the industry was transitioning to. While most of the other students wanted to write generic cLiMatE cHAngE iS sO BaAdD!!!! papers, this one actually used her brain and personal interests to think analytically and creatively about her world. My hope is she was enough of an independent thinker to avoid all the hysteria re plandemic, but since she transferred to a better school I don't know.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I put some LED lights in my bathroom and they were flickering like crazy.

Compared it to some form of torture like they probably have at Gitmo.

Changed them right quick back to incandescent.

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Lynn Faulkner's avatar

Where did you get them? i have looked everywhere for incandescent bulbs and am unable to find them anywhere.

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Horizons's avatar

I found some in a thrift shop this week. Big basket of loose bulbs at 25 cents each. I assume they may have been used but the ones I bought still worked.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Scads of incandescent bulbs are available on eBay, from independent sellers.

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FourWinds's avatar

eBay, definitely.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

1000 Bulbs?

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Roger Beal's avatar

No, they're an "official" retail outlet. Shop where indies sell: eBay.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

I have quite a few 100watt!! I’m certain those will be worth big money soon 🤣🤣

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Michele's avatar

So jealous! Good for you, you will preserve your eyesight AND have a nice side-hustle...

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

The LEDs are probably a CIA plot to hasten losing our eyesight.

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Michele's avatar

Oh 100%.

Isn't that one of Elon's big "for the good of humanity" push with his invasive techs? To cure blindness?

LOL

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FourWinds's avatar

Or drive us nuts. LEDs flicker very quickly... something that has never occured in nature.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Same thing they are doing to our gas powered tools and lawn mowers. It’s disgusting to try and go buy a gas powered anything and it’s hard to find them anymore. Ya gotta plug em all in! 😖 or charge the battery 10 times to mow your lawn! My neighbor told me that’s what he has to do. So he bought an old time push mower like the Amish use and that’s how he mows the front. 🤦🏼‍♀️ In Florida! In the heat and humidity of summer! 😡 Beyond ridiculous! It’s infuriating.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I guess the only good thing about a push mower is that he doesn't have to go to the gym to get exercise after doing the lawn.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Exactly! He’s on to something. Except during the summer months. 🤦🏼‍♀️

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

My husband doesn't want me doing the mowing because if he does it, that's one day less at the gym. And gettingsunlight to boot. From my perspective, he gets it done in under 2 hr with gas push-mower; it takes me much longer. And I do the 'strimming' which requires some considerable exercise of muscles--didn't have time for this when I was mower-in-chief

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Transcriber B's avatar

There's much to be said for that.

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Bryan Dair's avatar

'If the only time you walk on your lawn is to mow it,

you should not have a lawn.'

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AJF's avatar

Also those batteries catch on fire!

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Copernicus's avatar

Unfortunately some people have health conditions that will preclude them using a push mower. 😥

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Oh I know it. I’m simply showing that with all the manufacturers in bed together with this crap we have no choice but to do it their way or find an alternative such as that. But what if you can’t? See how they sell their garbage and can say everybody wants this? Demand is high. Nope. It’s not. But they backed us in to a corner and we have no choice.

They are manipulating supply and demand.

With all the products. Electric cars? More manipulation of supply and demand. Force us to buy them because there I’ll be no other option.

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Copernicus's avatar

You are spot on.

Don’t get me started about the absurdity of electric cars. All these people crying about child labor better look at the sources of the car battery components….. among other evils of these cars. And the environmental damage of the way those battery minerals are being mined. 😡

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I’m with you Copernicus! All. The. Way!

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Kim D's avatar

I've been stocking up on incandescent bulbs for years and hope that my stash will last a good while.

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Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

I did the same thing. Sadly, they've reworked the new fixtures and they can't take the heat of the incandescent bulbs.

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Janet's avatar

I think that’s true. Bulb burnout in some newer lamps.

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Kim D's avatar

I think there must be a hack to allow the incandescent. Worth doing a little research.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I totally missed it when Bush nixed the 100W.

Had to hurry up and purchase all the 75W I could find.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

We could just meet at the VA Clinic. The mandatory masks we have to wear would obscure our faces from the cameras. 😉

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Janet's avatar

The place I go for blood tests finally dropped patient masks a few months ago. I was ready to refuse l last week.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

Sure, you can recognize me by my windbreaker that says "NOT FBI" on the back.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Make sure you aren't wearing those khaki pants.

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Ministry of Truth's avatar

My SAIC - I mean my wife no longer lets me wear them.

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Steve's avatar

😂😂

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Dr Linda's avatar

I hope you don’t impede my business. : )

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I have the same feeling like I had when I supplied a friend of mine ivermectin during the plandemic. Pulled it out of the trunk of my car while visiting him.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Did the same and told my friend to get some of her own. Friends don’t let friends die from covid. Friends also don’t mooch ivermectin from their friends. Happy ending she paid me back.

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Jay Horton's avatar

"Friends don’t let friends die from covid." good one.

Later Jay

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Dr Linda's avatar

I should have said the jab

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Jay Horton's avatar

That's a good one too!

Later Jay

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SadieJay's avatar

I feel the same way. I figured out how to get mine, now you figure out how to get yours. The Iver is amazing. Glad you got paid back. I am going for candles. We won't have electricity to run anything electric after shit hits the fan.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Re your iver---how much and how often? I have a stash.

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SadieJay's avatar

I had 15 mg capsules compounded for my exact weight and I end up taking one every couple of weeks. More often when I travel, like 2 days before leaving, day of departure and a few days afterwards. I am well and have never had the coof, coofjas or those pesky parasites. Ha!

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Oh my..we did some nefarious things like that..and yes ...in a parking lot..oh...my...goodness

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Are you expecting a visit from the FBI? They have a great deal of time now, since they don’t investigate real crime.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I'm waiting for them to seize my phone.

Too bad it's a landline.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Yes--I am keeping mine, although its use currently is confined to receiving calls from Fraternal order of Police, 'your credit card', 'your electric bill'....and other obvious scams.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

"your car warranty has expired"

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Steve's avatar

😂😂

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Penny North's avatar

Lol

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Blame it on the multimillionaire, you know, the guy who invented the internet. The guy who flies around in his jet to and from his mansions, and yet made incandescent bulbs a thing of the past, for the environment.

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

I stocked up beforehand with various sizes on EBay!

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Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

LEDs can be manufactured with the capability of surveillance inside. It's like the thermostats that are WiFi capable, or the IoT like refrigerators and ovens, Apple watches, FitBit....et. al.

This video is QUITE interesting and borders on being scary. The woman in this video is an expert on things "surveillance."

https://jeffreyprather.com/breaking-secret-sound-wave-sabotage/

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I have a really old refrigerator in the kitchen. Probably 1986. I even have to use ice cube trays.

My favorite refrigerator meme comparing old vs. new.

https://memezila.com/2020-appliances-vs-1970s-refrigerator-meme-10018

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SadieJay's avatar

If this time has taught me nothing else, it is to take care of what I have because I don't want to buy anything 'new'. The new will have to be replaced within 2 years, or break. My mom had a bulb out on her ceiling fan, she was going to get a new one. I told her there is no way she could get something as good as what she has from 20 years ago. Just live with a broken socket and have 2 lights (incandescent!) and be happy!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Agree...plus the older stuff was probably made in the US.

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Jaci's avatar

I will buy them...if I had the space I would buy enough for my lifetime!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Quite possible a bartering-option ahead

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daverkb's avatar

Totalitarian Rule over all aspects of life. No substantive difference between light bulb fiat and heal terrorism fiat.

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Christy's avatar

I just went to a family reunion and I gotta say, wish you guys were my relatives. It would’ve been a much better experience!!

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NAB's avatar

We really need to figure out how to do a Coffee & Covid meet up!

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Noelle S (Jennifer Incognito)'s avatar

I went to the COVID litigation conference in March. It was an amazing uplifting experience, but my favorite part, far more important than the legal knowledge gained, is being in the room with so many of faith on this fight seeking to protect our freedoms. One of the speakers read from Joshua:

"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go."

I also vividly remember observing a small group at an early morning devotional.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

That is one of the things I so appreciate about this stack. The feeling of being in a community of believers ("wherever two or three are gathered in my name....") I bug the heck out of my husband, when we are on our monthly trips to a state 500 miles north (read: 8.5-9.5 hours of driving) by reading Substacks (usually this one, or 2SG) to him. Interestingly, to me at least, on Sunday, as we set out to head south, and had gotten on the highway, he said, "Now you can read your Substacks to me". !!!

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Christy's avatar

Now that’d be an awesome idea and so much fun!!!! Can u imagine being able to talk about all this without repercussion?

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NAB's avatar

Maybe we can multiply ourselves and figure out how to organize such an event :)

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Roger Beal's avatar

Just be sure to arrive in a rented car. The Ray Epps wannabees would be all over the property, taking photos and jotting down tag numbers.

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Christy's avatar

Lol

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Jaci's avatar

Me too...Jacksonville

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SadieJay's avatar

I have met a few people off here for lunch, breakfast and lunch. It was great. We were in Florida at the time. I spend half a year there. I consider these people my friends. Quality humans!

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ICI Grief (The Rebel's Hike)'s avatar

That's a great idea. Just use the meetup app! I might just do that here in Huntsville, AL Anybody in the area reading this want to meet?

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Noelle S (Jennifer Incognito)'s avatar

When my kids were younger, they did Space Camp. Would have happily met up!

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Susan Stephens's avatar

Another Alabamian!

I ❤️Alabama

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Jaci's avatar

We need to connect locally!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I also wish we could 'get together'. There was some talk of that for Floridians on this stack some months ago. Western and Eastern PA could meet in center of state?

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Amy C.'s avatar

great idea!

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Roederer's avatar

Fantastic post. You break down the Devon Archer stuff better than anyone. Hahahahaha....I actually understand what's going on now....

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Dr Linda's avatar

Yikes, understanding stuff makes us dangerous. Take care (kidding).

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Kim's avatar

Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA had excellent information on it last night!

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FreeBird07's avatar

Charlie Kirk has a channel on Rumble too where I saw the video

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Barbara ( Portlander😵‍💫)'s avatar

Where do I find that broadcast?

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Ro Dann's avatar

Which video?

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Roger Beal's avatar

Don't know ... search it out, it'll be there somewhere.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Katie Britt is not what she seems. The comments below are from a VERY reliable contact of mine that spends a lot of time/effort in Montgomery fighting for conservative values (and common sense).

"As the former CEO of BCA, Katie Britt led Business Council of Alabama’s effort to OPPOSE SB267 that prevents discrimination based on vaccine status and revoking the right to bodily autonomy. She led the effort to ensure that employers could force vaccines as a condition of employment. Her flashy videos paid for by elitists do not tell the public the real truth. Every true conservative believes in the right to bodily autonomy.

BCA, with her at the helm, says they support small businesses but they are funded by large corporations that do everything to oppose small businesses. BCA and Katie Britt look good on the surface but are playing the game of conservative speak without the true behind the scene actions to back it up. RINO through and through and it’s all planned to get her elected by those who don’t know better and will buy the story. Be careful when casting that vote. It’s only surface deep. Actions speak louder than words!

I sent this back in May of last year and I saw her push against bills that protected against mandates. I was in Montgomery and numerous people saw it taking place. She said we shouldn't be telling businesses what we they could or couldn't do. That if people didn't want vaccinated, they had a choice to work elsewhere. That was her stance as the CEO/lobbyist for BCA.

And to further the conflict of interests, her husband, Wesley, is a lobbyist.

Also, sources say she is vaccinated."

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RunningLogic's avatar

Thank you for this information! I HATE when people use that stupid “you can choose to work elsewhere” argument. First of all, in many cases it’s not really true if most businesses or a certain sector have that same requirement, and secondly, to me that’s kind of like saying, if you don’t want a boss who sexually harasses you or pays black people less than white people or has children working in sweatshops, just go somewhere else. It’s not acceptable to do any of those things. Businesses can’t and shouldn’t do certain things.

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Emumundo's avatar

Ask airplane pilots about mandatory vaccinations. There was a recent vote to let unjabbed pilots return to work. The measure failed because some REPUBLICANS sided with the democrats to vote it down. I’d like to know who they were. There are many instances of medical emergencies on planes these days and a good number involve pilots! It makes no sense to still require vaccination as a condition of employment.

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

Same thing happened recently when trying to reinstate military who were kicked out for not getting vaxxed. RINOs joined the Dens to kill the bill. Traitors.

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Fred's avatar

And you know that FAA changed EKG requirements that pilots can be within 1 ms of 1 degree AVB and still fly. Understand that block is of borderline concern, but could herald deeper problems.

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Fred's avatar

In the October 2022 version of the FAA Guide for Aviation Medical Examiners, the FAA quietly widened the EKG parameters beyond the normal range for PR interval; done after the vaccine rollout.

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Sharon's avatar

I saw a headline yesterday I didn’t click on yet, but here it is

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/faa-guideline-updates-pilots-guillain-barre-syndrome/

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Fred's avatar

Hadn’t seen that one; thanks!

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Sharon's avatar

Eventually, they may have to pass a law to force all the non-jabbed pilots back to work.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Exactly.

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Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

But our university money grabbing medical school is still “highly advising everyone get their covid and flu jabs. As per radio ads. How can they do that with any conscience at all?

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Robin Esau's avatar

They probably have to as part of their contract for the covid funds they received.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I keep wondering if at some point they won’t be opening themselves up to future lawsuits… one can only hope!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

"Conscience"--what is this thing you mention?

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Jay Horton's avatar

Shands? Gainesville? Nah, that'd never happen here.

Later Jay

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Congress was exempt from taking the covid death shots.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

These groups were exempt from covid shots:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/d6adgnDp6ax7/

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

May have been exempt but still may have chose to take them.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

USPS also?

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Yes...gotta keep them healthy so they could deliver the mail in ballots.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Have 'heard' that no-shots was the pay-off for doing just that.

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Singing in the Dark's avatar

Ask and you shall receive:

https://clerk.house.gov/Votes/2023346

Who voted, and what it was.

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

Unfortunately this bill would authorize raising the retirement age of your airline pilots from 65 to 67 (in order to make up for the shortage of pilots). We don’t want this (especially along with loosening medical standards)!! https://www.alpa.org/news-and-events/Blog/2023/07/18/pilot-retirement-age-65-67-myths-facts

The age was first raised from 60 to 65 in 2007.

Some of these pilots look and act (mind, reflexes) really old. An airline pilot career is hard on one’s health. Bad diet, poor sleep schedules, increased radiation exposure at 35,000 feet. I think in 2007 it was accepted by the pilots to make up for the stealing of promised pensions. I don’t think it should be accepted now.

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Emumundo's avatar

Thank you!! The two Republicans who voted against it in Florida were Dunn and Buchanan. Remember that next time you vote. Looking at the list it doesn’t even look like there are Republican representatives in Georgia, the party needs some work there. Even the republicans vote democrat. I heard that the measure didn’t get more support because many reps don’t like MTG. It would be nice if our elected officials actually tried to do something right for the good of the country. Anyone flown lately? Getting a flight on time or even reasonably late is a crapshoot.

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Transcriber B's avatar

1,000% absurd and unjust. When we next go to the polls let us remember who exactly it was that voted for this.

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Janet's avatar

Mitt Romney was one.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I agree, it’s infuriating.

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

The right to bodily autonomy needs to be added to the things employers can’t discriminate against.

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RunningLogic's avatar

100% agree!!

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RSgva's avatar

It’s a form of legal “coercion”, including in the Nuremberg code.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes, for sure. Should not be legal.

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Lisa P's avatar

If corporations started implementing a 1 child limit under the guise of fighting climate change, the BCA would support it. Now that she's a senator (likely for lifetime) she can voice opposition. Katie Britt is a southern millennial version of Lisa Murkowski, a future RINO.

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Rebecca's avatar

We need term limits for congress.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yuck. Can’t stand these poisonous people.

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Jaci's avatar

But they do and they bow to ratings that are based on wokeness

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RunningLogic's avatar

They do but they shouldn’t have the right to.

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Jeff C's avatar

Yup, she is vaxxed.

https://twitter.com/ITGuy1959/status/1686238132377649152

These Chamber of Commerce types almost always turn out to be Paul Ryan-type "conservatives" more interested in crony capitalism for their buddies and moving jobs overseas to make a few bucks.

We Republicans really are brain dead. These red states continually send the absolute worst of the worst to the Senate. For every great one like Louisiana's Senator Kennedy we get ten like this.

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Transcriber B's avatar

And the braindeads, stuck on "safe & effective" and the "mortal dangers of covid" Kool-Aid wonder why so many registered Republicans and independent centrists are actually going to vote for (-gasp-) RFK Jr.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Great comment, I 100% agree. Those chamber of commerce types really are the worst. They’re not conservatives at all. For big business and crony capitalism.

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Shelle's avatar

This is the answer to Jeff's question and other links confirm it below. It is what we suspected, but it's nice to have confirmation. Thank you.

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Lisa P's avatar

I live in AL and am very involved in GOP politics for past 14 years starting early on with tea party. Everything your contact said is correct. She's an ambitious woke millennial and always has been. She was President of the SGA in college, and I was shocked when I read some of the reforms she supported just a few years after I'd graduated. All anyone had to do was look at the BCA website to see what they support, but people here are gullible and uninformed. I voted for Mo Brooks. Despite his dustup with Trump, Brooks was a staunch conservative founding member of the Freedom Caucus. Over 1/2 of the articles in the BCA "in the news" section had to do with wokeism - global warming, feminism, and inclusiveness/CRT/Equity. They really make sure they check all of the boxes and they were openly pro-lockdown when the pandemic started.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

I'm a member of Focus on America. We are hosting PUP (Patriots Unite & Push) on September 17th in Huntsville, Alabama. Speakers include Dr. James Thorpe, LtCol Teresa Long, Embalmer Richard Hirschman from Died Suddenly movie, Dr. Peter McCullough (via Zoom) (see link below for full list).

For more info:

PUP: Patriots Unite and Push | Focus On America

https://www.focusonamerica.us/pup-patriots-unite-and-push

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

Awesome! I just signed up. I live in Huntsville too.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

I was told tonight that James O'Keefe will be the keynote speaker. There are also plans to add a Meet and Greet option immediately following the PUP event.

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ICI Grief (The Rebel's Hike)'s avatar

I voted for Mo Brooks as well. It was easy to see who she was by who backed her.

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Annie's avatar

Well then she reaped what she sowed. It's the vaxx. We all know it.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

The contact of mine also noted,

"FYI on Britt, she changed her stance after announcing her candidacy."

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Transcriber B's avatar

Hmmm nothing much about covid jab mandates on her website when I just checked

https://www.britt.senate.gov/?s=covid

Did I miss it?

Seriously I would really appreciate more information here. What did she actually say?

I have to say, for me, any US senator who doesn't have their stance on vaccine mandates out there on their website... hmmmm. Makes me wonder. A lot.

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Transcriber B's avatar

Thank you.

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Transcriber B's avatar

They are both the same link. Was there another one?

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Thank you for spotting that. I've corrected the post.

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Katrina the Hurricane's avatar

I’m from Alabama. I did NOT vote for her.

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Susan Stephens's avatar

BCA money & influence played a huge part of Alabama becoming a Common Core state. Our citizen group fighting CC were David’s among Goliaths.

Dems have the AEA (Alabama Education Association)

GOP has BCA (Business Council of Alabama)

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

I noticed that conspicuously absent in the quote of hers that Jeff linked was what KIND of freedom she was fighting for.

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Transcriber B's avatar

Thanks for this information. I don't know much of anything about Alabama politics, but I did easily find this article:

https://www.alreporter.com/2021/11/03/business-council-of-alabama-anti-vaccine-mandate-bills-put-jobs-at-risk/

which says:

“The only effective way to challenge and defeat the federal vaccine mandate is vigorous action through the court system. Those efforts have been initiated by the Alabama Attorney General and supported by Governor Ivey. BCA commends their initiative and lends our voice to their efforts,” the BCA said.

Can anyone there in Alabama eludicate? (Bill Rice, Jr., are you there? https://substack.com/@billricejr)

I think this is important because voters need to know which are the elected officials who promoted mandates, and which opposed them-- and the last thing I would want to do is paint one as pro-mandate who in fact was not.

From what I understood in this article, BCA opposed the proposed legislation not because BCA was pro-mandate but because it had reason to believe it would be better to go through the court system.

I'm not saying I agree with that, but I am saying, I don't see how that is necessarily pro-mandate.

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Lisa P's avatar

She's a woke millennial impersonating a conservative. She was head of the BCA when the pandemic started and her organization was pro-lockdown (business and school closures). ALreporter is a liberal political blog. This is an example of the BCA lobbying against a bill that prevented any vaccine mandates/passports by public or private employers or by private businesses requiring vaccine for customers. The bill that was passed was watered down (with the BCA's help) to allow mandates for by private businesses onto employees. There also was no teeth to prevent private businesses from discriminating against customers. AT&T, UAB and other corporations and small businesses had already announced vaccine mandates as early as July 2021. Almost no elected officials here said anything against the ongoing business mandates here until after Biden's executive order with federal mandates. My memory is foggy, but I believe the legislature passed another bill forcing businesses to provide accommodations for religious exemptions very early in the Spring 2022 legislative session. I'm not sure, but the BCA likely opposed that legislation. Feel free to ask me any other questions you have. I was a part of a group who staged a protest at a hospital who had enacted vaccine mandate that summer.

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Transcriber B's avatar

Thanks for this-- and thank you VERY MUCH much for protesting the mandates.

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Lisa P's avatar

You're welcome. The guy who wrote the ALreporter article, Eddie Burkhalter, bragged on twitter about keeping his adolescent daughter safe by not allowing her to go to ballet practice. Full on Branch Covidian behavior throughout the pandemic by our local 'journalists'. It was revolting.

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Transcriber B's avatar

Hmmm a number of Alabama outfits listed here:

https://wecandothis.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/documents/Paid%20Media%20List%20for%20Posting%207.12.22_508c.pdf

This is the list of US media that took money from the US government for "We Can Do This" the COVID-19 Public Education Campaign, "An initiative to increase confidence in COVID-19 vaccines and reinforce basic prevention measures."

It's on a .gov website.

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Lisa P's avatar

Good grief. They gave money to just about every local radio and TV station in the entire US. They even gave money to FlightAware. Nope, alreporter isn't on there. I'm not surprised, they weren't paid. They're just gullible.

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Shelle's avatar

I read this and thought, Okay, so she's against businesses being told they can't mandate vaccines to their employees because THAT would be an encroachment on business owners' freedom, but when individuals are told by their employers to breech the integrity of their own skin with something harmful, that loss of freedom somehow is no big deal. And all this at a time when the government has power to get businesses to go along with anything goverment wants since the government has them by the nose with enough intrusive regulations already in place to get them shut down if they don't comply.

I'm convinced now: this woman is a snake.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Exactly. When businesses have more rights than an individual, something is wrong.

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Jay Horton's avatar

Sounds overly simplified but: Look at her eyes.

Later Jay

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RunningLogic's avatar

Meh, my first thought is that this is a cop out on their part.

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Transcriber B's avatar

Makes sense.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Also using the word “Business” in a name is a sneaky way of getting people to think they’re conservative, when they’re really just big government shills of a different flavor.

(See “Business Insider”)

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Dr Linda's avatar

Cool! A fun new word.

Consigliere is a position within the leadership structure of the Sicilian, Calabrian, and Italian-American Mafia.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Jeff has the best range of vocabulary, I always enjoy his creative word choices 😁

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daiva's avatar

💬 How many senators [...] out of a total of fifty?

😂

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CHop's avatar

I think Jeff has a few interns helping him write. There are different writing styles and at least one needs to retake their American Government class...2 Senators for every state. This is twice now.

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daiva's avatar

Alternatively... Whoosh! 😂 And then the self-proclaimed Suspicious Ohioan should get more suss in sarcasm department 😏

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

You know who also has a spectacular vocabulary and way with words? James Howard Kunstler. Love him! He has his own website and Lew Rockwell publishes him on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

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CH's avatar

Love James Howard Kunstler=Cluster F*** Nation

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RunningLogic's avatar

Thanks, I will have a look!

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Rebecca Campbell's avatar

Agree. I cannot count how many times I have referred his general writing style to friends, family, and strangers.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I learned it from Sopranos

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Learned it from "The Godfather."

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SadieJay's avatar

They were quite tame compared to the mass of Orcs today.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Guess I need to watch more TV : )

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Shari Ray's avatar

An advisor, especially to a leader of an organization CRIME SYNDICATE!!!

Speaks volumes … ya think!!

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Anne Clifton's avatar

I had to look up the definition of that word.

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Rebecca's avatar

I noticed Jeff's use of that particular word because just two nights ago my husband had put on "The Godfather." (Turns out I had never seen the entire thing before)

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Roger Beal's avatar

And the tip you give a good consigliere is vigorish, a/k/a lagniappe.

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mmmmmmmmmmmm's avatar

Hey, Jeff! Thought, after the second time you've claimed there are 50 Senators, that I'd add my two cents: there are 100, my friend.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Maybe he’s only counting half because the other half are so odious he can’t bear to acknowledge them 😆

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PamelaZelie's avatar

I fear the majority, not half, are all odious.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

But Lord, would you destroy" the whole country even if 50 "only remained faithful?"

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah unfortunately I think you’re right.

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mmmmmmmmmmmm's avatar

I agree!

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Terry C's avatar

I was also going to ask about why he's leaving out half of them. ... But if he's leaving out those who are odious, fewer than 50 remain.

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mmmmmmmmmmmm's avatar

lol....or if he's omitting those not on the take fewer than 5 remain.....

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Tom's avatar

He would have said "both of our senators."

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Willing Spirit's avatar

That’s 50 from each party. Two from every state. Kind of embarrassing.

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Hank Upham's avatar

There are 100 voting US senators, as mandated by the US Constitution (two per state), not assigned by party. This is a mistake.

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Janet's avatar

I have 2 democrats. Yuck.

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CHop's avatar

There's not 50 from each party. Don't discount the 3 Independents.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Oops.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Does that reduce the 8% to 4%? Math is not my strong suit.

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Linda Sartain's avatar

Maybe the other 50 are impostors.......

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Roger Beal's avatar

Which 50? And how can you be certain? Better reduce the number to zero, and start afresh WITH TERM LIMITS IN PLACE.

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Jim Olson's avatar

I was headed to the comments with the exact message you’ve sent. I can’t figure out what he means!

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Ravelan's avatar

Me, too. 100 senators. I thought, maybe he is saying only half rolled up their sleeves? But I'm sure we don't know the actual number. They weren't required to do it.

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CHop's avatar

I'm guessing Jeff has help. Researching, writing, and running a law practice is a lot. I think one of the interns needs to retake their American Government class.

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Crixcyon's avatar

They will still be investigating the byden crime regime during Joey's 4th term (2033-2037) and we will still be waiting for his ouster. Even on full life support, Joey continues his destruction of the country.

If the climate isn't changing every hour of every day, that means the climate engineers have successfully rejiggered the earth's climate to resemble that of the moon. Good work guys!

I think the nastiness of mRNA gene altering nano-particle filled substances is going to rear it's ugly head for the next decade. Especially if people are still willing to get injections like the coming combo---flu, covid, rsv shot. Yuckaroo! If that isn't a death wish.

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Alison Smith's avatar

The Republicans have been screaming impeachment for 2 years. I doubt it will happen. It's getting rather tiresome.

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Jen's avatar

It's SO frustrating! Watching this play out is causing us to lose what little faith we had left in this country. We knew it was corrupt, but not this corrupt. Seeing how weaponized and evil they are makes you realize it's just not safe to be a normal person just trying to get by in this country, you can get tossed in jail for the smallest infraction (like being in DC on the wrong day or keeping your business open in an effort to feed your family or even speaking unkindly at a school board meeting - oh and now using the wrong pronoun in Michigan!), while the thieves at the top lie, cheat, steal, and fornicate constantly. If the Republicans can't grow a spine and impeach this thug then there really is no hope for this country at all.

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NAB's avatar

Jen, I have definitely lost faith in pretty much all institutions, but I have not lost faith in every day people. I drive around my neighborhood and notice more American flags flying and I actually hear people beginning to voice their concern about the state of our country. That wasn't happening before Covid. I do think there is a small, but significant awakening taking place. My solace is in the LORD and I'm just going to continue to pray that it is all in His hands and that he will not abandon us to our hubris and stupidity though we certainly deserve it some days. Have hope and stay true. I preach as much to myself as to you.

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Jen's avatar

you are so right. I can really feel it when we're all in church together singing together. And you're right, our solace is the Lord and we just have to trust in Him. It's a test of our faith. Just wish it was a little less of a test and not so reliant on our fellow humans. I feel like I did in college when you couldn't trust that your other group members would do their parts too, lol!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

You should be over fifty and go see a dentist. There's NOTHING left to trust!!

Insurance throws bones EVERYWHERE!

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NAB's avatar

???

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RunningLogic's avatar

Right. It’s very discouraging. Glad we have Jeff’s perspective to make things seem less dire.

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Jen's avatar

That's such a good point! Sorry for the negativity. I just get so frustrated watching this go nowhere. And they impeached Trump for something that was all fake. No apologies there.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh I hear you!!! It’s extremely frustrating!!

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Truthseeker's avatar

I can not help but feel now… that tptb are flagrantly taunting the American people… we know they have captured all the three letter agencies and the president is selling favor and influence… and so far, there’s no ability to hold any of them

Accountable…

If we can’t… they all win.

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Janet's avatar

Impeachment is a nothing burger these days. Kabuki theater and then comes to a screeching halt in the senate. Do we think the senate would actually do anything? Lol. They just take the opportunity to run their useless traps. Both sides plus whip up their bases. Both sides.

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Ravelan's avatar

I don't think they should impeach him, thus lending credibility to the idea that he was elected by the people. He was NOT. I think they should start by acknowledging that he was put where he is via fraud and the theft of our election. And then they should remove him and send him back to whatever acting troupe he came from, or indict him for impersonating Biden (who he isn't).

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

Exactly! Trump impeached for a phone call...meanwhile Biden sells the entire country out and the GOP just sits and ponders 🤔 should we or shouldn’t we 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

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Christy's avatar

Totally agree. When will AnYONE go to jail!!

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Amuzed_Traveler's avatar

Never. It's crazy to expect otherwise. There's only one solution and, unlike our Founding Fathers, we're too timid to take that path.

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Christy's avatar

We are of the same mind path. No one wants to talk about a solution. They only wanna complain!

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Amuzed_Traveler's avatar

And the psychos know that.

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Tim R's avatar

Jail is too good for this lot. I prefer the 14th Century English punishment for high treason: they were Hanged, Drawn and Quartered, then had their disemboweled remains displayed throughout the kingdom as a warning to others!

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Dawn B's avatar

Sounds good to dream about... God will give them the proper justice eventually... Punishments centuries ago were probably carried out on the wrong lot of people and not on the orchestrators anyway.

How about the Neuremburg Trials? How many actually were punished? ... and then they had Operation Paperclip... History is changed over time by those in power and who write it.

We really know so little and we can't fix it ourselves as it is spiritual and has always been... I am trusting God and doing my best as God commands. That is not "doing nothing" as some without faith would say.

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Christy's avatar

I’m sooooooooo down with that!!!!!

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AJF's avatar

Compare that to some poor guy sitting in prison for selling a Class A narcotic..Cannibas, a plant!

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Renea Buchholz's avatar

Congress works like dog years.

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Sarai's avatar

On the bright side, I’m saving tons of cash because I’ll not be financing this rotted bunch anymore through donations. Best stewardship is giving to God based Jesus believing efforts.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

They agree with their Uniparty brother Dems that there just isn’t enough evidence.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/07/gop-senators-thune-kennedy-tillis-paul-push-back/

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Willing Spirit's avatar

This was before Devon Archer sang, so maybe they were overly optimistic that he would be too intimidated to show up. I’m interested to know if they think there’s enough evidence now.

Really disappointed in Kennedy, who reminds me of Mr. Haney in Green Acres. Guess it’s not just the voice, but the character flaws as well.

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Dawn B's avatar

Money talks and it is who you know... That is who and how you get out of trouble.

It is nothing new under the sun except we are acutely aware now.

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Jaci's avatar

Doubt not...if you put the negative out, it brings more...learn about frequencies

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Steph D's avatar

I believe that whether jabbed or not, many are suffering from ‘Long Vax’ via the shedding phenomenon in one capacity or another. The media/medical establishment are just blaming ‘long Covid’ or climate change.

My husband read on the CDC website that myocarditis is much more ‘mild’ and ‘survivable’ with a vax injury than with Covid itself. The lies and the gaslighting is immense. 😳

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Transcriber B's avatar

All I can say is, God help the people who still consider the CDC a source reliable health information.

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Michele's avatar

Yup. Shedding is real, and no joke. I think twice now about where I go, whose gonna be there and in how crowded of quarters. BC I live in uber-jabbed CA. Have to choose my spots wisely. I got shed on early on from a friend who visited and it messed w/ my cycle. Not cool.

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Dawn B's avatar

Live your life but detox... MMS does a great job against all pathogens including spike, parasites, and metals.

In case you want to check it out...

MMS documentary

Theuniversalantidote.com

Free pdf book...

https://www.jahealthadvocate.com/uploads/2/4/5/9/2459046/mms_health_recovery_guidebook_1_october_2016.pdf

How to get it and a trusted source.

https://kvlab.com/chlorine-dioxide-products/chlorine-dioxide-kit-w-hcl-activator-NKP-H4

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jean's avatar

Mild only because it is someone other than ones self.

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D&R’s Gma's avatar

Did they cite their study 🤣🤣🤣 oh goodness 🤦‍♀️ just kidding 😂

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Transcriber B's avatar

Funny how I have been transcribing testimonies for 2 years now and I have yet to come upon any testimony of anyone who got heart damage from covid who was unjabbed. (Nor have I found one single testimony of anyone who regrets not getting the jab.) I'm not saying I know for 100% certain that such people aren't out there, but I have not been able to find even one, and I have been looking every day, every single day for 2 years now. On the other hand, I now have an appalling number of transcriptions of testimonies of post-vax heart damage (and other injuries and deaths) -- and more, many more, still untranscribed. And I cannot possibly transcribe them all.

If anyone wants to see my transcriptions just of testimonies by the injured and the bereaved, they are here:

https://transcriberb.dreamwidth.org/21040.html

And I have some 60 more testimonies that I have transcribed but not yet posted to the main list. And I finished transcribing 2 more brief ones from 2021 and 2022 this morning.

There is plenty of evidence out there besides my modest archive of transcriptions, of course, but just this, this list of transcriptions in itself is evidence is beyond abundant that we have been lied to, that whatever this covidian "narrative" is, it's not about your or anyone's good health.

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Here's one of the the ones I transcribed this morning.

Jaco Basson | Grand Jury - Vaccine Victim Interviews (English)

June 14, 2022

https://odysee.com/@GrandJury:f/Jaco-Basson:5

TRANSCRIPT

TEXT ON SCREEN: JACO BASSON 47 yrs old suffers from irregular heart beat. He was forced by his employer to take the PFIZER VACCINE on the 2st of August & 21st of September 2021. Since then he has been constantly sick. His blood has thickened & has less oxygen.

JACO BASSON: I'm Jaco Basson, I'm 47 years old and I'm from Cape Town.

TEXT ON SCREEN: Total number of shots / boosters:

JACO BASSON: The first two shots of the Pfizer vaccine.

TEXT ON SCREEN: When did you take the first Covid-19 experimental mRNA vaccine?

JACO BASSON: Twentyfirst of August 2021 and the second one on 21st of September 2021.

TEXT ON SCREEN: Did you have any Pre-existing health conditions (e.g. Chronic disease, Disability)?

JACO BASSON: I was a very healthy person, I mean, could run, jump, I've done sport, karate. There was nothing wrong with me, I was a very fit person for my age.

TEXT ON SCREEN: Please describe the symptoms or difficulties you're currently experiencing

0:54

JACO BASSON: Could hardly keep my eyes open for two days, for those three days, and the fourth day when I woke up I went to the doctor. They did blood test on me then I found out that my blood was thickening and I am in high risk for heart disease. And since it I have heart palpitations [inaudible] hard and I can hardly breathe sometimes.

[TEXT ON SCREEN APPEARS AS HE IS SPEAKING: Employer forced Jaco to take the vaccine. Jaco developed a breathing problem. He now takes medication 3 times a day in order to stay alive.]

I get pulsing heart, that's [inaudible] I get, like [inaudible] something I must catch my breath like my heart is pumping hard, it's just like it's pumping in my throat but so loud and so hard that I can start to pain and I get some—, if I pick up something with anything if I lift too much with my left hand I can get so [inaudible] and somehow [inaudible] I must sit a while and just breathe. I mean, I've done nothing my heart is just, it feels like it's giving in, it's going to give in any day.

1:48

TEXT ON SCREEN: How has the Covid-19 mRNA experimental vaccine affected your health since you got vaccinated?

JACO BASSON: I can't run and do the things I normally would do and the way I was doing it before.

TEXT ON SCREEN: Please describe the symptoms or difficulties you're currently experiencing

JACO BASSON: Because of vaccine I need to take this everyday. [holds up three bottles of medicine]. [inaudible] water, three times a day. They help to keep the oxygen level up to where it's supposed to be. [inaudible] it's actually better for sleep [inaudible] I mean but for me, it's, it's [inaudible] without this I won't survive it if I don't have all my pills and everything every day.

TEXT ON SCREEN: Anything of concern to your family that you may like to add or say now that you are in this particular predicament.

JACO BASSON: Anybody, please don't go for the vaccine. The people there, it's not good. It's going to affect you for the rest of your life. It is, please, don't go for it.

2:59

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Jo's avatar

My husband is an example, not of heart damage, but of stroke. He was a healthy, unvaccinated 43 year old when he caught covid-delta in October 2021. He suffered a stroke from an "unusually long" blood clot two weeks later. We certainly do not regret not getting the vaccine. The spike from the vaccine is worse than the spike from covid.

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Transcriber B's avatar

Thank you for sharing this. May your husband find healing.

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FreeBird07's avatar

Thank you Transcriber B. I read your interview with Bill Rice Jr. 🙂

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Oliver Closov's avatar

"Recovery could take several weeks. For “numbness.” Maybe she was dehydrated?"

C'mon, Jeff. We all know it's Climate Change® .

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RunningLogic's avatar

No. It’s definitely too much joy.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Lefty Scholar Neil deGrasse Tyson is famous for simping for Covid Jabs and Global Warming.

Now he's now he's bending backwards to support gender fluidity.

https://twitter.com/BillboardChris/status/1686093691746988032 70 sec video

When he talked Space Science he was cool. Now he's just a tool.

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rolandttg's avatar

Disagree. He was always a PoS and I am not enamored with his "science" talk.

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Jim Marlowe's avatar

Agree with this opinion. If I were forced to choose a "favorite" left-wing astrophysicist, it would be Michio Kaku (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michio_Kaku). He's older than Tyson, but I always had the sense that Tyson sort of elbowed the Japanese American out of the "cool" astrophysicist space. Heh "space." Get it?

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Rebecca's avatar

I had a student about a decade ago that was first introduced me to his work. She liked him so much that she bought a ticket to a lecture of his and I thought it was so cool to see a teenager more interested in a "science ticket" than a concert ticket.

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Jim Marlowe's avatar

I can imagine. He had rock star hair.

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Peace's avatar

Jim Marlowe - I see what you did there:)

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daverkb's avatar

Same here!

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RunningLogic's avatar

He’s condescending and rude.

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Elaine Seinfeld's avatar

he's an IDIOT

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Michele's avatar

That dude is evil.

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Jaci's avatar

Like more than we realize

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Dr Linda's avatar

Absolutely no longer cool, definitely a tool. Well put and poetic

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

I am glad that Archer testified despite the DOJ being used to intimidate him, even if "noncommittal". Now.. what are the Republicans going to DO about it?!!

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Not a damn thing.

The GOP is in on the whole deal - too much money and power to be going honest.

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rolandttg's avatar

The GOP as a whole are all in on the Ukraine war monger money laundering scheme, the January 6th "insurrection' narrative, and the open border. I just hang up when they call asking for money. Giving to individual real patriot Republicans , Yes. The party . No way. Uniparty.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

And, pushing the jabs.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yup.

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HoneyPot4Freedom's avatar

I know.. it is a damn shame! Exactly the reason why the current clownmidistration has been able to persist despite so much evidence brought against them. They are all caught with their zippers down and their grotesque abhorrent hands in the pedo cookie jar.

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RunningLogic's avatar

💯

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Alison Smith's avatar

Exactly- they are all full of hot air.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

They agree with their Uniparty brother Dems that there just isn’t enough evidence.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/07/gop-senators-thune-kennedy-tillis-paul-push-back/

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Sam's avatar

The same thing republicans did when Hillary Clinton used her position as sos to funnel millions and millions of dollars into her foundation. It was so obvious that she was doing it that even us little people saw the results.

And just like the republicans during the Benghazi hearings didn’t discover that Hillary and Obama were arming Al Qaeda from the Benghazi embassy. Yep that’s a fact and Obama was responsible for ISIS according to General Flynn. There is only one party in congress because they both serve the same donors. Big business and the military industrial complex.

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jean's avatar

Do? Nothing!

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Dr Linda's avatar

“the Broncos are planning to waive Hamler with a non-football illness designation, although the team has a desire to bring him back.”

I would submit that being forced to take the poison by the NFL is a football related illness; maybe not on the field but certainly in order to be allowed to be on the field.

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Annie's avatar

Yeah. We'll see if the players union supports him. This is going to be happening a lot so they should get their stories straight to protect the #ABV narrative.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Thinking the same

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Kristi's avatar

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/bells-palsy/symptoms-causes/syc-20370028

Now they wont even say the words. Bells Palsy. Pfizer side effect. here's the list. Facial paralysis included.

The list includes acute kidney injury, acute flaccid myelitis, anti-sperm antibody positive, brain stem embolism, brain stem thrombosis, cardiac arrest, cardiac failure, cardiac ventricular thrombosis, cardiogenic shock, central nervous system vasculitis, death neonatal, deep vein thrombosis, encephalitis brain stem, encephalitis hemorrhagic, frontal lobe epilepsy, foaming at mouth, epileptic psychosis, facial paralysis, fetal distress syndrome, gastrointestinal amyloidosis, generalized tonic-clonic seizure, Hashimoto’s encephalopathy, hepatic vascular thrombosis, herpes zoster reactivation, immune-mediated hepatitis, interstitial lung disease, jugular vein embolism, juvenile myoclonic epilepsy, liver injury, low birth weight, multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children, myocarditis, neonatal seizure, pancreatitis, pneumonia, stillbirth, tachycardia, temporal lobe epilepsy, testicular autoimmunity, thrombotic cerebral infarction, Type 1 diabetes mellitus, venous thrombosis neonatal, and vertebral artery thrombosis among 1,246 other medical conditions following vaccination.

“This is a bombshell,” said Children’s Health Defense (CHD) president and general counsel Mary Holland.

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Here's a transcript of yet another testimony of multiple ghastly adverse events:

Auto-immune disease, nerve pain, tremors, spasms, blood clots in menstruation caused by Pfizer vax

frankploegman, January 1, 2022

https://rumble.com/vrro55-auto-immune-disease-nerve-pain-tremors-spasms-blood-clots-in-menstruation-c.html

TRANSCRIPT

TEXT ON SCREEN: Melanie, 41, Arkansas

MELANIE: My name is Melanie, I'm 41 years old, I'm from Arkansas. I was a [inaudible]

patient prior to the vaccine. I had my first Pfizer vaccine on March 18th, I had my second one on April 8th, and my first reaction happened two weeks after my second shot. [TEXT ON SCREEN: reactions started 04/22/21] I had a swollen lip and tightness in my throat. I had a rash on my stomach, legs, and arms.

I contacted my PCP and they looked at my reaction and I was placed on steroids.

I had blood work pulled for food allergies, tick bites, and infections, and they all showed negative. During the blood work I had a confirmed positive on the antinuclear antibody.***

At this point I was having labored breathing and then I was covered with giant urticaria.* I was placed on prednisone, 60 milligrams. I had allergy testing done by an allergist, it all came up negative for food allergies.

I was sent to a dermatologist. They did a punch biopsy and confirmed I had vasculitis** on July 23rd.

And then I went to a rheumatologist, a local rheumatologist. She stated that the Pfizer vaccine had turned on an autoimmune disease.

In the middle of the urticaria and vasculitis I started having ear pain and ear pressure and nerve pain down my arm. And then I started having tremors and muscle spasms and pain shooting at my neck. And my brain feels like there's a waterfall.

Eleven years ago I had an uterine ablation and after having a an ultrasound done, I'm passing blood clots. My gynecologist said that he is seeing multiple women having issues with their cycles. And for right now we're just going to monitor what's going on with me.

After multiple specialists in my area have evaluated what's going on with me, I'm being sent to a Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. That's my story and my experience with the

Pfizer vaccine.

2:34

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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:

* "Hives — also known as urticaria (ur-tih-KAR-e-uh) — is a skin reaction that causes itchy welts that range in size from small spots to large blotches. Hives can be triggered by many situations and substances, including certain foods and medications." Source: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hives-and-angioedema/symptoms-causes/syc-20354908

** "Vasculitis involves inflammation of the blood vessels. The inflammation can cause the walls of the blood vessels to thicken, which reduces the width of the passageway through the vessel. If blood flow is restricted, it can result in organ and tissue damage." Source: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/vasculitis/symptoms-causes/syc-20363435

*** "An ANA test detects antinuclear antibodies (ANA) in your blood. Your immune system normally makes antibodies to help you fight infection. In contrast, antinuclear antibodies often attack your body's own tissues — specifically targeting each cell's nucleus. In most cases, a positive ANA test indicates that your immune system has launched a misdirected attack on your own tissue — in other words, an autoimmune reaction. But some people have positive ANA tests even when they're healthy."

Source: https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/ana-test/about/pac-20385204

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I could go on posting these all day. Every one of these testimonies of the jab injured is just heartbreaking. It is so important to get the word out.

Symposium: Rational Responses to Pandemic Challenges.

Health RightsMA, October 21, 2021

https://rumble.com/vo22kz-5-victims-of-current-c19-policies.html

TRANSCRIPT - EXCERPT

9:12

MICHAEL STIRES: April 16th I got my first Moderna shot. The next day when I woke up my head felt like it was full of concrete. I had extreme dizziness, confusion spells, weakness in my legs, in my arms. I had a lot of trouble walking throughout that day.

Those basically progressed throughout the month to the point where I couldn't do anything. I would just lay on the floor all day because I felt so sick and, you know, not to use the term too loosely, but I felt poisoned. You know, I was very shaky, couldn't form sentences properly, I couldn't think straight, you know, they were basically mostly neurological symptoms for the first month.

I was in the hospital many times. They did multiple bloodwork analysis. They've done you know MRIs, they've done CT scans. Again, all coming back normal. Luckily I have not found any lesions on my brain as of yet.

So for last six months things have actually progressed into different types of symptoms. It's gone, I mean, I'm still having the neurological issues, but now they've spread to weight loss. I've lost over 33 pounds, I have muscle fasciculations in my feet, in my calves, in my biceps, my back, my eyes. I've noticed that I'm getting, well actually I've been told that I'm getting partial focal seizures, mostly when I look at a screen too long.

And again, I was completely normal before this. I was a completely healthy 38 year-old. My wife is a personal trainer and nutritionist, you know, we've always taken care of ourselves. And the onset of my symptoms started a day after my vaccine.

I've seen 7 different specialists that have all dismissed this. I've even had one specialist tell me and ask me the question if I was doing this for money. And he told me that you cannot sue vaccines. He's like, suing vaccine is like suing the Devil. It will never happen. I said, sir, respectfully, the last thing I want to do is get money from this. The only thing I want to do is get better and to fix whatever has happened.

And I just want to reenforce, you know, what most of the doctors on the second panel were speaking about when they were saying, you know, the spike is traveling through the entire body, it's wreaking havoc, it's doing this, that, and the other thing. And you know, it's one thing to read it in papers but it's another thing to see it in real world and to go through it, to have your own experience with this because it literally feels like you're sick from head to toe, from neurological to cardiovascular to GI symptoms to, you know, muscle wasting and and and weight loss. There's days where I feel so sick that I'm not sure I'll make it through the day. And that's the God honest truth.

And the crazy thing is, is that I'm not the only one. I'm in support groups with vaccine injured and we all have very similar neurological issues. Most of them are neurological. Some are cardiovascular, other have GI symptoms, but the majority of them are neurological.

And one thing that I found very interesting is we share a lot of symptoms of long haul covid sufferers. And the only common denominator between the actual covid infection and the injection is the spike protein. So that right there should tell you that the spike is not staying in the deltoid, it's not staying in the draining lymph nodes like it's supposed to, it's spreading throughout the body and it's making us sick from head to toe. I mean, you're going to see all kinds of progressive diseases in, in all different organs.

You know, the, the, what makes this the hardest is that when we try to share our stories, when we try to ask for help, when we do whatever we can to spread awareness, we're completely silenced. We're completely shut down.

Never in my life could I imagine trying to do what's good for the community, for, for my son, for my parents, in getting the vaccine, and then getting sick and then completely being dismissed. I never thought that could be a reality. I always thought that the doctors and the medical system was there to protect us. And and this is something that has completely shifted that reality, it's proven that, well, to me at least, that the majority are are for the narrative and they won't allow you to, you know, say that this is what it's from and being treated properly.

To be honest, I don't think there is a treatment, as of right now, you know, a 100% treatment as of right now. Most doctors, in my opinion, are going to try to stamp out every fire that they see, meaning, if it's a neurological issue, they'll try to treat that, if it's cardiovascular, they'll try to treat that, if it's GI, they'll try to treat that. But that's not going after the culprit, it's not going after the cause of this. And we need something that is going to eradicate the spike and clear it from our system before it it's there for too long and causes too much damage. And I don't know if that's possible but from what I can tell it's the only step to to to fixing this. Because the amount of people that are going to be affected, the amount of people that are going to devastated by this is going to be astronomical.

And again, in my opinion, I'm not a professional, in my opinion this is going to be one of the biggest pharmaceutical disasters in human history. And I say that not because I'm basing it off off you know articles or I'm basing this off of YouTube videos, I'm basing it off real world experience with tens of thousands of people that I see every day. And we have hundreds added daily. The, the odds of all these people experiencing similar side effects and it not being the vaccine is nearly impossible.

[image disappears] Oh, did I get— what happened? Hello?

JULIE BOORAS: You're still there. [inaudible]

MICHAEL STIRES: I think someone— Ah, sorry, I think someone tried to join.

One interesting thing that I've observed is that 70% of this are women. And majority of those women are affected more than than men. Now I don't know if that's part of our culture in men more afraid to speak out, or if the immune system response in women is more more robust, but it's it's it's affecting women terribly. I mean, I'm seeing people in just full body seizures, you know, multiple times a day. They're having speech issues, they're having, you know, balance and sight issues. It's just, it's terrifying.

And for anybody watching this, I just want to let you know that we are real, we are sick, and we need help. And silencing this is not going to fix the problem, if anything it's just going to make it worse and if we get to that precipice where we can't stop this, I'm not sure what kind of calamity we're going to be looking at here. And it scares me.

I just want to say thank you to everyone that presented today. You guys have reconfirmed a lot of my suspicions, a lot of my research that I've done on my own, because I can't get doctors to help me. I went as far as ordering my own microscope and taking my own blood smears and seeing the coagulation in my red blood cells compared to other healthy people around me. And my blood smears look like I'm riddled with autoimmune disease or or, you know, I'm an 80 year old man. When I've always been a healthy person.

And all of this transpired the day after I took my shot. So I couldn't see it being anything else. I just don't understand how the specialists and the technicians that I've seen, you know, I've even considered going to Mayo [Clinic] but feel like they're just going to tell me the same things. You know, they're like, well, yeah, you know, you do have a low C3 complement,* you do have positive ANA** but we really don't see anything else. Yeah, we noticed that you've lost 33 pounds but we're not sure what's going on, let's order a bunch of blood tests for GI stuff. And all of that basically comes back normal. Oh yeah, we noticed your neurological issues, we see some of the things when we do some of your tests, let's do MRIs and CTs. And those come back normal.

So if these things are coming back normal, there's something, there's something more sinister, more microscopic at play. And it's affecting our whole body.

So I just want to say thank you to you guys. You know, it's a breath of fresh air to hear like-minded people in one place. And I'm praying that something, something, you know, surfaces here, that we can get some kind of help before this becomes, you know, a huge problem for our country and for people around the world. So again, thank you for the time you've given.

JULIE BOORAS: Thank you so much, Michael.

[applause]

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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:

Health Rights MA

https://healthrightsma.org

See Julie Booras, Health Rights MA, Co-Founder

https://rumble.com/v2ugusu-julie-booras-health-rights-ma-co-founder.html

* "A C3 complement blood test gives your healthcare provider information about your immune system. It shows how parts of your immune system are responding to harmful substances. This test can help your healthcare provider diagnose autoimmune disorders (like lupus), as well as other conditions. It also helps your healthcare provider monitor treatment for autoimmune disease." Source: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diagnostics/22138-c3-complement-blood-test

** Antinuclear antibody (ANA): "Antinuclear antibody (ANA) autoantibodies, or antibodies produced by the immune system that attack the body’s own cells, are a hallmark of lupus. ANA is usually measured as 0 to 4+ or as a titer (the number of times a blood sample can be diluted and still be positive). ANA of 0, 1+ or 2+, or at titers less than 1:80 (diluted 80 times) usually do not indicate a significant problem. ANA titers at higher levels more likely indicate the presence of autoimmune disease." Source: https://www.hss.edu/conditions_understanding-laboratory-tests-and-results-for-systemic-lupus-erythematosus.asp

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Janet's avatar

Yup. I have the list of every one of those downloaded and saved. I often check when I hear of someone with a disease and most of the time that disease is on that list.

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FourWinds's avatar

Ten bucks says that's not Damar, and if it is, he can't possibly play IF that whole thing wasn't for show.

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YYR's avatar

I bet it's him, but it wasn't his heart, it was a pulmonary embolism, as Dr Drew theorized in detail. Makes more sense, given how it all went down, and he would be cleared to play again after recovery.

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Jaci's avatar

They will do and pay anything to keep the narrative...

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

Exactly what I was thinking.

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Yup. Notice you can't see his face with that convenient visor?

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