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Based Florida Man's avatar

The pink haired obese lady wonders if her mask is bad science.

Well, that's a start hon.

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Dr Linda's avatar

I have noticed that many people still where masks visibly unhealthy. They may think the mask will keep them alive (smirk) but they don’t seem capable of doing anything that might a positive impact on their lives. Wearing a mask is lazy. It’s not just virtue signaling, it’s a false flag saying: look I am taking care of myself even though I weigh 250 pounds. I know this sounds mean but as someone who struggled with weight most of my life, I understand what it means to take control of my life. Many of us have done it. Reading C&C is proof.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Sounds like you're doing good!

I went from 225 to 175 by intermittent fasting.

Skip breakfast and lunch every other day. I did a 3.75 day fast once; it was a great confidence builder knowing I can take control.

Fasting has long been a tradition in religion. Good for the mind and body.

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Mrs.Nomero's avatar

When I eat animal-based keto (mostly ground beef, eggs, avocados), I can fast easily because I feel satiated. And i don't get cravings. Plus i lost weight, no longer suffer from depression, anxiety, panic attacks or road rage. And I'm no longer pre-diabetic.

When I was on the Standard American Diet (SAD) I was ALWAYS hungry. Always tired. I had joint pain and I was mentally and emotionally messed up.

Wanna be healthy? Do the opposite of what the "experts" tell us. Eat REAL food, get sun, prioritize sleep.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I’ve had to start battling high cholesterol and triglycerides recently. I refuse to go on pHarma. Luckily my doc took no for an answer and said she liked I wanted to work on diet and exercise instead. I’m taking the control. I didn’t think I ate super bad but it does run my family. After some minor tweaks for six months it went down a little but not nearly enough. So I’m hitting it hard and fast! šŸ’ŖšŸ»

So I’ve been drinking ground matcha tea powder tea in the mornings, with honey and liquid turmeric. I added in green spinach smoothies with chia seeds and walnuts with a few pieces of natural fruit to sweeten it up a little for lunch. Then a sensible dinner. I cut out a lot of red meat even though I still eat some. I don’t believe red meat is all bad. But I was eating A LOT and a lot of sausage because it was cheaper for a while. I eat real Alaska wild caught fish occasionally. I eat chicken. I also add flax seed to my salads. And the dressing is now olive oil w/vinegar and some spices. I eat a lot of avocados and some eggs. I use avocado oil to cook. So I’m just modifying and changing some stuff to make it a lifestyle change and not just a fad. Heathy fats. Good protein. Lower carbs. Cut out junk with an occasional treat of some sort.

I don’t do intermittent fasting well. I think it’s more mental though. Here’s to hoping for some much lower cholesterol numbers in 6 months. šŸ’ƒšŸ»

Oh. And I planted some veggies and a lemon tree in my back yard. šŸ™Œ šŸ™Œ

Taking back control feels great. My friend recently told me:

We’ve been conditioned to think all food HAS to taste good or we don’t want to eat it. Some very healthy foods just flat out don’t taste good but it’s okay to still eat them. That was my aha moment I think. She’s right.

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Tracy's avatar

The best thing to learn is that healthy fats do not contribute to high cholesterol. Even if they do in some people they are not a danger. We've been fed a ton of bull for decades. Sugar is truly the enemy along with processed wheat and horrible seed oils. Sugar directly affects triglycerides and most people see good results in lowering that number when they cut it out of their diet.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Exactly! I’ve been learning about healthy fats, oils, and sugar for the past five years. Sugar is in everything too.

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Tracy's avatar

I went low carb many years ago and lost 100lbs and my health improved immensely including my depression. Food is medicine and we all can use it to make our lives healthier and happier. Unlike pharmaceutical drugs which just make us sicker.

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Peter Schott's avatar

There's a lot of good reading about the cholesterol debates as well. Generally speaking - it's usually not as bad as the pharma companies want to make out. There are also differentiators between the big/small particle LDL and that's often not tested for. In any case, going on statins is usually a really bad idea.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I agree. I did a deep dive into it all when my numbers came back six months ago. I told my husband I refuse to go on statins or any pHarma for this. I found a cardiologist in Min septa who had her aha moment 15 years or so ago and she realized all the patients in her waiting room were on meds for their heart and looked as sick as ever. Now she does healthy eating and exercise instead of massive prescriptions. Seeing great results too!

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We the Sheeple's avatar

I recommend listening to Joe Rogan podcast featuring Dr. Aheem Malhorta- he goes into the statin lie in good detail. Great listen! Good luck to you!

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CMCM's avatar

My total cholesterol has virtually always been high. I dropped sugar, grains and starches and got down to my ideal weight of 130 and I STILL had high cholesterol. One reason it was high is that I always have very high HDL, which is the good type, and that bumps up the number. When I found out about the LDL particle type cholesterol test, I demanded that one and learned I had the "good" fluffy type LDL particles. So I don't worry about it any more, and lucky for me, my doctor agreed!

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Freebird's avatar

Sounds like you’re doing good! I think cholesterol is a hereditary factor. I usually stay between 120 and 125 and mine was a little high last time. But my doctor tells me that my good definitely outweighs the bad. I’ve been drinking hot lemon water with a tablespoon of flaxseed meal everyday. That should help!

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John Bugni's avatar

Tracy, Peter Schott, and Sunnydaze, this book will help you feel good about your choiced. It's a real eye opener. The Clot Thickens, by Dr Malcolm Kendrick

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Paula's avatar

Also his earlier book: The Great Cholesterol Con. Cholesterol is not your enemy - your brain needs it to function!

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Bonz's avatar

Read the Keto Code by Steven Gundry, great book. It's a healthier Keto! Makes a lot of sense! Listings of foods to eat and not to eat are included in the book. It is about Mitochondria and how you can make them work better with foods!

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We the Sheeple's avatar

We watched a free movie on YouTube called "Fat, a documentary " -done by Vinnie Tortorich. He has two other documentaries as well- they're eye opening and have changed the way my husband and myself approach our food. The no sugar so grain lifestyle makes you feel GREAT! I HIGHLY recommend looking into him. He also has a podcast called "Fitness Confidential". Keep learning- what we've been told about health is allllll lies! Best of luck to you! 😊

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Jay's avatar

IF is the way to go not only for weight loss but for overall health and longevity. Everything works better when you take the body through fasting.

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AngelaK's avatar

Basically that kind of fasting (skipping meals) balances out calories at the end of the week?

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Based Florida Man's avatar

You're at a deficit of calories. But the important aspect is the time (the duration) between eating periods. Once there's no food in your stomach, the body goes into ketosis and gets energy from your fat. The minute you nibble a couple of almonds, you mess that whole process up. So absolutely no calories during the fast period, so to not interrupt the fat burning.

https://www.dietdoctor.com/intermittent-fasting

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Gabriella's avatar

Thanks for posting website.

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CMCM's avatar

DietDoctor.com is a great site....I've subscribed to it for probably 10 years. It has a lot of great recipes, too!

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AngelaK's avatar

Interesting.

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STH's avatar

It’s all about insulin. The fat storage hormone. Read anything by Dr. Jason Fung esp The Obesity Code

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Copernicus's avatar

Has nothing, or at least very little, to do with calories.

It is more about the KIND of calories than the AMOUNT.

Good Calories, Bad Calories by an author whose name I can't remember is a good read about this idea that the type of calories (carbs, fats, kind of fats, protein) matters waaayyyy more than the amount.

Fat Head Kids by Tim/Tom Naughton (can never remember) tells the story of a guy who ate 3,000 calories a day for a month (or something to that effect). Eating all real food, healthy fats and few carbs, he lost inches. Eating the standard American diet, he gained a ton of weight and felt awful.

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AngelaK's avatar

Totally agree. I am on a whole, healthy natural food diet my entire life, but still need to watch the overall calories or the weight goes up. I do not count vegetable calories though. That was something I learned at WW back in the 80s.

At 65, I have managed to stay the same weight I was at 25. For a woman, that is a huge feat!

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Peter Schott's avatar

Tom Naughton started w/ "Fat Head" in response to "Super Size Me". It's a cheesy documentary, but he ate fast food for a whole month, kept a food log, and lost weight. He skipped the extra carbs, ate salads, bunless burgers (or very little breading), skipped fries and deep-fried foods, and drank water or sugar-free drinks. His doctor was stunned.

That experience led him to do more research on the "why did it work this way" and produce the Fat Head and Fat Head Kids line. He's now just happily living his life w/ his family somewhere in TN, having escaped CA during this period. :)

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Copernicus's avatar

We love the Fat Head Kids book. Gave us a vocabulary to use w our young person when talking about food and why we eat what we do. Thanks for the details.

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CMCM's avatar

The author is Gary Taubes. It's a great and informative book, and he also has a newer one too. I've read both, and they're both good. He shows how the American public has been misled by the so-called nutrition community for decades. Hmm....are we surprised that certain medical "experts" have lied to us?

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Copernicus's avatar

Thanks for helping with the author. I get him and Gary Fetke, the Australian orthopedic surgeon who nearly lost his license for telling patients to eat the Gary Taubes way.

It was knowing about the dietary misinformation and statin fraud that made us wary about the latest Safe and Effective. Thank God!

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A Guy from South Florida's avatar

There's this guy at my local Publix that is double masked....it's like he's still living in March 2020 something. I happened to see him yesterday and peeking across the top of his nose, over his nostrils you could see like what seemed like an alcohol pad swab, couldn't tell but it definitely wasn't a third mask. I mean the guy might have fear of germs, but come on now, no one that works there wears a mask.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

The swab was probably soaked in Neosporin, helping his open sores from the daily double masks.

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A Guy from South Florida's avatar

🤢🤮

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Out here it doesn’t matter weight or health, young or old, so many brainless sheep wearing them. A resurgence lately!

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KenM's avatar

Yep in a blue state still plenty of them around. Especially black people where i work. All but 1 out of the 5-6 on my shift still wear a mask all day... smh.

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randall stoehr's avatar

The person that has chosen to continue with masking as a breath issue is the clearest illustration of mental illness of irreversible fear hypnosis. More proof of the dumbing of Americans as brain dead. I said it. I'll say it again as well. Brain Dead. (As in incapable)

It's exhausting to cater to dim wits as we are being drowned in irrational dysfunctions.

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CMCM's avatar

I've been sad to realize there are a lot of very very very not so smart Americans out there. Has it always been that way and I just didn't realize it???

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mary's avatar

Yes

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Dr Linda's avatar

Well said

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Kitkat's avatar

I still see a few mask-holes when I'm out and about. Usually white, middle-aged women with rainbow hair.

"Tell me you're a Biden voter without telling me you're a Biden voter".

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Middle aged? White WHAT?! What color hair? HOW CAN YOU TELL gender??

Give me a sign. 🤣

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Lisa Ca's avatar

LOL! Right kitkat. Every mask wearer is a Biden voter.

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Annie's avatar

Mask wearing = mental illness. Avoid them at all costs.

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Gaye's avatar

Right, but skilled tv watching is all it takes.

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Butterfly2510's avatar

LMAO. You might be racist if you think anyone with pink, purple, green etc hair is a trans. I run when I see them. I personally think they might be the biggest homeland terrorists threat in the good old USA so I stay the heck away from them.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Is that a shop vac filter she's WEARING?! METAL screw clamp add all!!??!! M A Y B E she's wrong 🤣🤣🤣 Maybe she's RIGHT. If she believes it would be sin to remove it then she should definitely keep wearing it. šŸ˜µā€šŸ’«

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Kent's avatar

Brilliant RJ....a shop vac filter. However, maybe she is dieting and the mask helps her to AVOID eating CARS. šŸ˜‚

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Obviously not after three years! Equally Obvious, she is a stress eater with or without the mask. We all do it. šŸ˜›

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Gaye's avatar

I thought it was her dog’s silicone travel bowl. Suffocatingly silicone!

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Michelle's avatar

That’s what I thought it looked like as well...

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Gaye's avatar

šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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Annie's avatar

And she can't be wearing it too much. She looks like she has unrestricted access to the buffet.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

LOL. I was wondering the same thing although my interpretation was a plastic storage container with buttons sewn on. She thoughtfully added a bit of cloth binding around the edges of the container to avoid the nasty edges. Ah, I know. It was the container that the peach-colored hair color came in. Waste not, want not!

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Verve's avatar

šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ’Æ

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Raptor's avatar

You KNOW your inbox is going to be mahem right? Haha.

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A Guy from South Florida's avatar

I mean there's enough space inside that plate looking mask to hide some chow.

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Chevrus's avatar

Yeah she got roasted on twitter, then frantically blocked everyone...

I have a co-worker who has a deluxe N-95 type mask strapped to her face every second of the day. Given what we know combined with the recent German studies it does not look good.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

You're not implying that's a FEED BAG??

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A Guy from South Florida's avatar

who meeeeee? never. I would never subject anyone to feed bag shaming šŸ˜’

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Annie's avatar

🤣🤣🤣🤣 it could be.

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Emumundo's avatar

Can she even breathe in that thing?

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Peter Schott's avatar

Had someone ask in a forum related to an upcoming con if there would be a "masks-required room". Can't point out any actual facts on that site without getting banned so just letting it go. One person did note "the WHO said this is over" and of course someone responded "well, that doesn't mean that the _threat_ is over". Ugh. One site mod responded that there would be a room set aside for people who insist on masks - hopefully ever-shrinking rooms as time goes on and more people realize they're done.

Here's hoping people like the one pictured in the update do start realizing they're just wrong about masks. :/

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Anna T's avatar

Johns Hopkins FINALLY gets with the science!

Updated COVID-19 Guidelines

Effective Apr. 24, masking is strongly recommended but no longer required in all JHM buildings. Care partners and visitors: Please do not visit if you have fever, upper respiratory symptoms or COVID-19. Patients: Please wear a mask if you have upper respiratory symptoms or fever.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Wow! Do no harm medicine. Just can i say it again "UNBELIEVABLE"! WHERE HAVE ALL THE THINKERS GONE... Long time passing.... Where have all the thinkers gone long long long time ago?

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Dianne Denson's avatar

Good one! šŸ˜†

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Cheryl Sutcliffe's avatar

Why aren't we talking about the 700,000 to 1,000,000 people who are amassed at our border awaiting the end of Title 42 on Thursday? Because Biden's handlers ended the plandemic the lawsuit that was to go in from of the Supreme Court is done. The 1,500 troops that have been ordered to the border is the Welcoming Committee, not to hold the people back. At the end of this week we won't recognize our country anymore.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

This is happening to all White countries.

Every single one.

8% of the world population, and declining faster than any other.

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John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

It's almost as if there was a concerted attack on what used to be called Christendom. But that's probably a coincidence...lots of 'em been happening lately.

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Mary H.'s avatar

It isn’t ā€œ almostā€ , it is INTENTIONAL.

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Satan's Doorknob's avatar

I share in concerns for the future (at least as much as I care about my race, since I don't have any children.) However, I am skeptical that "the Great Replacement" is all a diabolical plan. I'll be the first to admit that many groups advocated for certain policies (e.g. open immigration) and/or were positioned to profit from it (e.g. agricultural interests for cheap labor), to say nothing of politicians and NGOs who profit -- both in dollar terms as well as virtue signaling -- their support for the poor migrant masses only seeking a better life. But the "deliberate intent" view falls short when one considers certain demographic trends. Strongest of these is the declining birth rate of "rich nations." This dates back many, many decades -- to the 1950s at least. The advent of The Pill, other birth control and (unfortunately) legalized abortion merely amplified the trend. Like it or not, as a nation grows affluent most folks want smaller families or no kids at all. On the other side of the teeter-totter were rising living standards in poor nations, especially in terms of better nutrition and medical care. Virtually all that came due to Western nations innovating technology and some combination of capitalism and charity (both government and private.) The end result, entirely predictable, was a population boom. There you have it -- two hugely influential trends driving global migration as well as wealth inequality, as well as shrinkage of legacy (white) population in Europe, North America and other "rich" nations. No conspiracy theory required.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

You simply control the border to keep out the invaders. Our (((Homeland Security Director))) refuses to do that.

Chuck Schumer says we don't need more white and black babies, but instead immigrants from south of the border.

But Hungary shows you can make polices to encourage a higher birth rate: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/11/have-four-or-more-babies-in-hungary-and-youll-pay-no-income-tax-for-life.html

Proper policy to encourage families would solve this. But of course that's not their intention.

Elites like George Soros have stated their plan to replace the White nations. Your attempts to ignore that just seems like liberal hand wringing.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I think you both make good points and it’s not necessarily either/or, it can be both/and. All those elements working in tandem add up to a bad situation.

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Politico Phil's avatar

All right, let's get real. The planet is not, never has been and never will be "over-populated". That's a fantasy sold the same way a snake-oil salesman promotes his wares, through fear and greed.

Now what is happening at our southern border is a deliberate, orchestrated invasion of the US, promoted, facilitated and paid for by the Communists in Washington DC and their comrades in the UN. It's got NOTHING to do with so-called overpopulation in the 3rd world. This is weaponized migration, just one element of 5th Generation Warfare. The hordes headed to our border don't even have to walk. They are being bused and given housing on their trek. Really??? Do you think they would be here if they weren't being paid to come? By the millions???

Homeland Security ā€œMayorkas has intentionally increased the size of the Darien Gap camp,ā€ Yon charged. ā€œHe’s not shutting it down, like some fake reports in the media. They are actually clearing land to expand the camps. I’ve seen the trailers and the brand-new bunk beds myself,ā€ Yon told the Standard.

https://amgreatness.com/2023/05/04/massive-migrant-bus-caravans-heading-to-the-u-s-border-with-help-from-the-u-n-e-u-and-u-s/

The European based NWO has failed in their attempt to install, and I use that word advisedly, a ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT. They have even failed to MANDATE everyone to be vaxxed. I think the % of people in the US who are vaxxed is less than claimed. And thus, they have failed to achieve a comprehensive genocide. The American people have yet to be subjugated. They must conquer America or their plan will fail entirely.

A new bloc has arisen in the East and is attracting nations that the USG assumed to be their possessions, uh excuse me, allies. The overlords of the NWO (the Rothchilds family, the Vatican and the British crown) must now be satisfied with only the "west" and consolidate their power behind a redoubt until they can in the future again attempt a one world government.

To do this, they will have to erect a new "iron curtain" around Australia, NZ, the US, Canada and part of western Europe and cut us off from the rest of the world. For this to work, they HAVE to subjugate America. But as Soros has remarked, the Americans have proven to be especially difficult to subjugate. They plan will fail entirely if they cannot subjugate America. This is the quintessential battle we now face. They must take the glove off of the iron fist of Marxism and destroy what we know as America or they will fail utterly. Nothing is beyond the pale to achieve their goal.

We will not get through this unscathed. Our only hope is that, even though we may die, our efforts will have freed our offspring from this heinous tyranny.

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AngelaK's avatar

Latino peoples on the most part are Christian and practicing more than Anglos are today. They are good people, hard workers, quite family oriented and conservative leaning. They try hard to be friendly and to assimilate.

Dont forget that Latinos come from many countries and islands all over our part of the globe, and many have Spanish or Italian ethnicity.

Blanket suggestion for many people: Please dont be xenophobic.Those of us with backgrounds from Italy or Greece heard of our grandparents stories which mirrored the same xenophobic attitudes.

I lived in NY and now work in South Florida and meet Latinos every day. They are wonderful- wealthy ones and poor ones.. šŸ‘šŸ˜Š

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Emumundo's avatar

I lived in South Florida when the Cubans started to arrive. The area around downtown Miami was a dump. The Cubans cleaned it up and made it waaay better. On the other hand, I was in Costa Rica several years ago, where the main industry seemed to be fences and concertina wire. I asked a friend if it was safe to live there and she told me that it was safeā€nowā€, they’d elected a new President and he kicked out illegal Guatamalans. Who knows? And since the safety of Americans seems to be at the bottom of politicians lists (except DeSantis!ā¤ļø) the future is pretty predictable. Saw a Biden re-election bumper sticker yesterday- made me almost drive my car off the road!

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AngelaK's avatar

Ofcourse the illegal problem is huge and a slap in the face of many of our grandparents and great grandparents who had to go through economic and legalistic hoops to *legally* come here.

Re elect Biden: UGH.

I saw a bumper sticker once that said "if you are driving alone in your car wearing a mask, you don't need to tell me who you voted for; I already know!" 🤣🤣🤣

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Emumundo's avatar

That is so true. No one is madder about illegal immigration than the people who jumped through all the hoops and paid thousands of dollars over a period of years to gain citizenship.

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John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

Nothing in my statement was xenophobic. I was stating the reality of the situation. Don't cast stones at imaginary enemies.

Meanwhile Europe, the heart of Christendom, is being overrun by people who do not share its traditional values, morals, or religion.

Isolated, this can be waved off, but it needs to be taken with deadly seriousness in light of the anti-white, anti-Christian sentiments of our vile elites.

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Credenda's avatar

Europe is no longer ā€œthe heart of Christendomā€. It is post-Christian. Having rejected the only saving Light, it now proceeds to enter into darkness and decay. Same for America. We are Babylon. But rejoice and persevere because we know how the story ends!

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AngelaK's avatar

Yes, I agree for Europe.

I wasnt responding to you specifically, just making a blanket observation of attitudes I saw in many posts. Peace.

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John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

Peace to you, AngelaK.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

'many posts that are xenophobic'?

I don't see it.

They seem like well vetted opinions.

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Crixcyon's avatar

No problem if all this immigration jazz is done LEGALLY.

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mary's avatar

They have broken our laws. Sorry... I think you are so wrong. They come here with their hands out. In the meantime, law abiding US citizens are taxed to death to support these lawbreakers (and drug dealers and terrorists and criminals). Our vets are homeless and mentally unstable are untreated and on the streets. Wake the hell up.😔

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John Bugni's avatar

Yes, and we can welcome them to come in as legal immigrants and we control the illegal immigration.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Those you mentioned coming from Italy or Greece came legally.

And they assimilated.

These new invaders from the south are not. And are forming areas where only Spanish is spoken - many southern TX counties no longer have English lango as the majority.

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AngelaK's avatar

I know that. However I sense disdain for all Spanish speaking people because of the illegals. My point was that there are so many Spanish speaking legal immigrants who are wonderful.

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Janet's avatar

I read Ireland is letting all in and building housing while homeless Irish are piling up in doorways, verges, tents.

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GG's avatar

Check out Tommy Robinson's Telegram channel. He's documenting it. Shocking. And I'm sure it's coming for us in the US after Friday. I weep for my country.

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Raptor's avatar

Something that confounds me and maybe you have an idea: WHY would globalists who want the population to be what it was approx 500 years ago want to encourage people who are prolifically reproducing to be spread across the nations where they could breed MORE prolifically?

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karen h's avatar

They think those people will be more compliant, happy to accept the dole and serve as slaves to the elites. Our only hope is that, as individuals, perhaps they genuinely want a better life and are after the American dream and will r3volt with us.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I think as often happens, those with power and influence think they are smarter than they really are, and can control more than they really can. I totally think it could backfire on them. Like the Iranian mullahs who pushed for a higher birth rate so they could have more soldiers for Islam (literal and figurative) and ended up with a huge youth population that hates the mullahs and the people in power and keep trying to rebel against them. I’m betting one day they’ll succeed.

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CMCM's avatar

Iran has about 86 million, and something like 60% are under 30. I worked in Iran for 2 years (1977-80) and it was an older population back then. Many of the younger people there now ask their parents "what on earth were you thinking?" about why they supported the revolution (if they did). But so many of that 60% have never known what life was like in Iran before.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I know, isn’t that incredible?! Especially when considering the low birth rates in most western nations.

I love that the people in this comment section all have such interesting experiences!! šŸ˜ So cool that you worked there years ago! My mom was fascinated by Iran (well, she was fascinated by other cultures in general actually) and read so much about Iran and took every opportunity she could to talk to people from there. She always shared within me all of the interesting things she learned.

Have you read Reading Lolita in Tehran by any chance? I thought that was a pretty good illustration about how some of the idealistic naive youth/students got hoodwinked into supporting the revolutionaries.

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Raptor's avatar

That seems plausible. The people that have been waiting in line to come to America seem more likely (generally) to want a better life for their family. Who knows how many coming illegally share that desire. I wonder how many we can have on the dole and not collapse in on ourselves. Maybe they are hoping for a massive fentanyl kill off. But that would kill off their constituency... hmm. Dilemma.

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CMCM's avatar

We have so many Hispanics in CA, a great many from Mexico but not all of them. We recently had some tree work done after the storms, and we hired a Mexican origin fellow who has a tree business locally. Perfect English, but immigrated with his parents when young. He told me he voted for Trump, and then went on and on about how good the economy and everything was under Trump. He said most Hispanics he knows are enthusiastic Trump voters, and they hate the leftie idiots running this state. It makes me wonder if the Democrats' plan to import voters may backfire on them. I've know other Mexican/South American origin people talk about how they vote R, they voted for Trump. Next election their numbers may be even greater. One can hope!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I hope you're right. I've seen the same with people here in Florida.

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JimB's avatar

Karen H,my hope is these immigrants will become better Americans than the stupid white liberals who have allowed for all the destruction.

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mary's avatar

Exactly.....they want more sheep. The dems believe that they will vote for them when they are all declared legal at some point. This will change the country forever. Ask the WEF why. It’s part of the plan.

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Kent's avatar

Remember, the so-called "elite" don't want thinkers, they want workers. The globalists have become so weak and effete, they will need some poor SOB to wipe their asses

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Raptor's avatar

Well, that's for sure. If the last few years haven't brought that little truth to the forefront, then nothing has been uncovered. But how to deal with all the traffickers, criminals, addicts? Maybe that is what they want? Seems suicidal. Criminals are somewhat just as likely to kill them. Hard to get a gang member to bow the knee and bare the neck.

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Emumundo's avatar

And iron their shoelaces.

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Politico Phil's avatar

You're looking at this wrong. The overlords are weaponizing mass migration as a means to destroying the western democracies and especially the United States. It's the same effect as opening the gates for the barbarians to invade the Roman Empire. This is 5th Generation Warfare and Americans are the target. This is how they will subjugate us.

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Raptor's avatar

I suppose if you take down America, the rest will be easy. Then everyone will be clamoring for a one world government. I remember reading a quote by some diplomat - maybe Swedish? where he said something like "we need a savior - anyone would do". I'm sure they'd like us to think that. Enter the dragon.

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Raptor's avatar

Phil. I hate that you could be right.

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Politico Phil's avatar

So do I. This is why I feel like doing something stupid tonight like having a cigarette or something.

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Raptor's avatar

Haha. Don't do it Phil. It took a long time to quit. Or at least get over it. Plus I will feel like I have to join you. Desperate times.

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MaryAnn's avatar

The folks in the services will always be welcomed by the moneyed class. As NanPel said, ā€œWho will pick the crops?ā€ I add: who will walk our dogs, clean our houses and pools, who will do our mani-pedis… The servers will be allowed to live.

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Raptor's avatar

Jayapal a D Congrex from WA said U.S. ā€œneeds immigrantsā€ because they ā€œpick the food we eatā€ and ā€œclean our homes.ā€

I think they will get more than they bargained for. When in history has any sovereign nation successfully put out the call for the overrun of their country. Even during our own Westward expansion we had preferences. We didn't say send us your gang members, shiftless, terrorists... and we were a lot smaller back then and didn't have welfare back then! What we are doing is suicide by a million plus cuts.

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CMCM's avatar

We used to allow groups to immigrate, selected numbers from specific countries, and then the next year other groups would be allowed to immigrate. This allowed people to assimilate better, and this has been one of our strengths as a nation. People are coming in at such a fast rate I don't see how they can or will assimilate very quickly.

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mary's avatar

My experience is that very few wish to assimilate.

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Raptor's avatar

We have always had a mix of folks fleeing persecution and people seeking work (groups often came over in big groups after being recruited). We controlled it for the most part. But this mess is a total breakdown of our sovereign borders, the boundary of our nation. The government's main function is to protect and defend the country and its people. They are doing the exact opposite in every way. I think I agree with Politico Phil. It seems like they are trying to bring down the nation. There is no effort to try to get anyone assimilated. It's just mayhem.

When I lived in CA as a child there was mass humanitarian influx of Asians and later Iranians. Each group came in and tried to (largely) set up camp, make money, get their kids in school and start life. This is not that.

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SB's avatar

I read years ago that Muslims have a birth rate of 7:1 for all non muslims

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mary's avatar

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NAB's avatar

I read over the weekend that since Biden took office, we've had 6.3 million illegal immigrants enter the country. 6.3 MILLION. There are six states with populations smaller than that. This is insanity.

Edit for accuracy. The 6.3 million figure is correct, but I misstated how many states have this population. It's not 6 but 33 with populations under this figure. Sorry for my mistake.

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Art's avatar

If they were all bussed to Martha’s Vineyard, the entire 101st Airborne would be stationed at the border in a week.

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MatthewJohn's avatar

The de-population doesn't seem to be working...

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Based Florida Man's avatar

First step in depop is to get rid of the high intelligence, high performing 1st World population. The people that invented almost all science, classical music, built giant castles and amazing cathedrals.

Once they're no longer the majority, you turn the third worlders upon them, just like Rhodesia and South Africa. This is exactly the pattern they've established.

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Politico Phil's avatar

This is classic Marxism. Read history and put yourself in it. Marxists control the Fed Gov't and they are actively waging war upon us and killing us. Yet Americans are not defending themselves from attack. It won't be long before no Americans will be policemen. All the police will be non-Americans who will do whatever they are ordered to do to us.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

They did that in Canada, where they brought in foreigners to police the Canadian Truckers' protest in Ottawa. Many of those security forces couldn't speak the language.

I hear they're doing that in Paris at these huge French protests - imported security thugs to quash the uprising.

No doubt we'll see that in the States.

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AngelaK's avatar

When Trump said this, the media convinced the dumb masses that he was anti immigrant, anti Latino and Hispanic, racist and Hitler style Nazi. I think that what is needed is somebody to articulate the difference to stupid snowflake generations that there was a difference between their relatives coming to Ellis Island and the border migrants.

Then again, even the most astute and intelligent and charismatic speaker wouldnt stand a chance with corporate msm spin.

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Crixcyon's avatar

Depopulation works best when you eliminate the means of people creating. All older subjects still alive will eventually die off especially if they have become life long medical system dependents. Then big pharma and the medical mafia will get the job done. You stop population growth by eliminating newborns. Thus you do not have to be concerned with murdering them somewhere down the line. That means that there will be no use for big pharma and the butchers of health care.

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Crixcyon's avatar

No one ever claimed that any leftist DC Swamper was sane.

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mary's avatar

I liked it better when it was only 6.

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Scott Kinghorn's avatar

Believe it's being done by the UN-OIM, think I've got those letters in the wrong order. This is intentional with people being brought to the Darian Gap camps in Panama and then bused to the USA. Call it what it is an invasion. Enough with the amnesty excuse. Everyone wants a better life but when ours is brought down to the level of where these people, mostly young men, it'll only make or country a third world country. No this isn't racist.

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Janet's avatar

Saw a clip of 24 buses heading first for Costa Rica and then north.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Massive Migrant Bus Caravans Heading to the U.S. Border With Help From the U.N., E.U. and U.S.

ā€œThis is weaponized migration,ā€ Yon told The Florida Standard. ā€œWeaponized migration is being used to change the U.S. demographic, and it’s going on in many parts of the world. It’s clearly going to destroy Europe and the United States,ā€ Yon said.

ā€œMayorkas has intentionally increased the size of the Darien Gap camp,ā€ Yon charged. ā€œHe’s not shutting it down, like some fake reports in the media. They are actually clearing land to expand the camps. I’ve seen the trailers and the brand-new bunk beds myself,ā€ Yon told the Standard.

https://amgreatness.com/2023/05/04/massive-migrant-bus-caravans-heading-to-the-u-s-border-with-help-from-the-u-n-e-u-and-u-s/

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Janet's avatar

My cousin lives 46 miles from El Paso. It’s a mess. I was redpilled in 2021 and now we can talk about all this. I really have no one else. A brother but he doesn’t keep up on the politics as much. He has cancer and wife just had ā¤ļø Surgery. We three are unvaxxed however.

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Nikki (Gayle) Nicholson's avatar

having a hard time recognizing this country now, but you are correct. In no time at all, America, doesn't exist for most of us, that grew up here.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

Have you ever been to the Ellis Island museum? Well, they have a 3D graph showing the nationalities that have come through their doors. The Eastern European ā€œstacksā€ of the graph are maybe 1-2 feet high. The Hispanic graph is a whopping 6ft +/- tall. That was back 15 or more years ago when I visited. There isn’t a room tall enough for that stack now. I’m not against Hispanic immigration. In fact, they are responsible for the growth of the family. But, let’s say it together: legal immigration.

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

That Amerika is gone. Hablas Español¿

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Karen Bandy's avatar

IMHO, the only reason he sent troops is because a whistleblower came forward with accusations of child trafficking. She said illegal kids are working in factories and of course used in the sex trade.

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mary's avatar

Wasn’t there a recent news story of mcDonalds somewhere with 10?year old workers? Crazy

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

It is all a part of the grand plan of the POWERFUL PEOPLE BEHIND THE CURTAIN THAT WE KNOW NOTHING ABOUT WHO THEY REALLY ARE. It is watching our once great country sink into the slimehole that these despicable despots have plotted and planned for decades! I am praying for a GOD THING to happen to our citizenry so that we can rise up UNITED once again to fight off these "slings and arrows" attacking our Constitutional Republic.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

You say this. Good one.

How about this??? If this happens in CA wait for it to come to EVERY BLUE state!!!! 😔 You are talking BILLIONS!

My dad just told me.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/05/08/us/california-reparations-task-force/index.html

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Cheryl Sutcliffe's avatar

We certainly live in a fallen world.

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CMCM's avatar

Except they're lying because they don't have the money to pay it. California is about to default on paying it deb as ofts right now, they just announced it. But it's a good campaign snow job for Newsom (who dreams of living in the White House), and like everything else they promise the poor schmucks (i.e. blacks and hispanics) who they want to coerce to vote for them, they will never really deliver on their promise. Everyone knows this except perhaps the Democrat voters.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

CMCM, yes I hear you. We get confkicting info all the time about the state of CA’s finances. But its very easy to raise people’s taxes. Need I tell you CA pays the highest in income taxes across the states!! Nevermind raising property taxes.

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walk2write's avatar

I think that’s the point: ā€œwe won’t recognize our country anymore.ā€ It’s going to be OWG for everyone, and everyone better get used to it.

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Butterfly2510's avatar

Exactly.

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SB's avatar

I think those LGBTQ+ Navy cross dressing folks should be sent to the border for a LGBTQ drag queen team meeting right at the point of entry…with no weapons.

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Crixcyon's avatar

Wait a sec...aren't those the people they are going to use in the upcoming mRNA drug trials as spike proteins are put into every injectable vaccine and drug?

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mary's avatar

If that were the case, why haven’t they been vaxxing the illegals coming in?

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

And what more shall I say? For time will fail me if I tell of Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, of David and Samuel and the prophets, who by faith conquered kingdoms, performed acts of righteousness, obtained promises, shut the mouths of lions, quenched the power of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, from weakness were made strong, became mighty in war, put foreign armies to flight.

— Hebrews 11:32-34 NASB1995

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Raptor's avatar

The power of faith in the almighty, sovereign God. Not, as some believe, faith in one's self. All things we do under our own power, our own will to change and do are futile. Powerless. It is among the biggest lies in some Christian circles today! God decides what our lives will be. he orders our steps. We must trust that His way (no matter what it looks like to our human eyes) IS the proper and perfect life for us. What we do in his name and in humbled faith in His power and dominion is a life well lived. Just as the men in the first sentence did. Not perfect people, but a perfect God who uses all things to accomplish His will. A comforting thought and an emboldening one. Thanks Janice.

May each of us strive for that.

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Fortified City's avatar

And let me add this one important fact:

This faith of which you speak this power to trust in the unseen realm where God Almighty currently reigns.

This faith does not come from within men. Men are not automatically born with this kind of faith. The very best type of faith a man can muster is a faith in himself and mankind which we know is of an earthly kind and vain.

It is God who gives a man to believe

that’s why it is said if you cannot believe one should ask God for faith. Thus we hear the poor man aware of his inability to trust Christ say: ā€œLord, help my unbeliefā€

We don’t have to wonder and try to figure this out the Scriptures categorically state:

ā€œFor unto you it is given in the behalf of Christ, not only to believe on him, but also to suffer for his sake;ā€

What about that suffering part in the second half of that declaration?

Believing living by faith following the path that faith takes a person is the very hardest spiritual work. There’s is no doubt much to suffer in this world if you follow the way of faith God gives to a person.

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Raptor's avatar

Yes indeed and I thank you for elaborating!

If you decide to read the Bible, starting each time you read with "Lord, Help my unbelief" is an excellent, succinct prayer. He wants all who are willing to come to Him.

Yes, thank you very much for replying.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Yes, the "by faith" phrase is what struck me... After this passage there is some pretty sobering reading.

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mary's avatar

I’ve been reminded lately that faith without works is dead according to James. We must pray continually for God’s intervention and deliverance. We are in a spiritual battle and we must do our part as God directs us. We must be bold but humble and obedient to His prompting. Only He can save our country and our children.

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Raptor's avatar

Reader: Print it out and put it on the wall, in your pocket or simply let God write it on your heart. For the Christian in today's world - you laid it out just so Mary.

Carry on sister. Thank you for making my morning. Yours is the first email I read this morning. A blessing!

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BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

I ate at a 5 Guys last week. The little woman with short hair and trying her best to look like a man took my cash and asked me about the tip.

I looked at her and told her I don't tip people for simply taking my money going to an overly expensive burger.

She/he/it looked disappointed.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

How long before fast food joints will become giant vending machines run by automatons.

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BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

I saw a recent article about a McDonalds somewhere going full automation.

But it just so happens that I am an automation expert (working with robots, etc since 1989). It isn't what most people think it is.

Around 2 years ago I stopped at a McDonalds to pee. I thought I'd grab me a sweet tea, so I walked up to the order counter and waited... and waited... and waited (allthewhile workers kept looking at me but never came to take my order).

After over 5 minutes of me just standing there, someone finally came over and said, place your order there (and pointed to a kiosk). I asked why couldn't he or SOMEONE come take my money?

Everything goes thru the kiosk, except drivethrus.

I walked out, drove across the street to a convenience store and bought bottled water.

They can keep their green slime (and sweet tea).

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walk2write's avatar

Pink slime (burger ā€œmeatā€).

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

Pink slime (burger ā€œmeatā€). Correct! Green slime would be ....Soylent Green? Which, if you take it further...is PEOPLE!!! :)

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Mrs.Nomero's avatar

A couple of years ago I read that the touchscreens at McD's tested positive gut and fecal matter. Here's the link

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/29/mcdonalds-touchscreen-kiosks-in-uk-contain-traces-of-feces.html

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Barnjai's avatar

YUCK!!!!

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Neil Kellen's avatar

But automatons are people too!!! (just wait, it will happen...)

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Human rights are not just for people!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Well there are already people saying animals should have human rights…

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Based Florida Man's avatar

To that point, I put some animals higher up the chain than a lot of the 'people'.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah for people like Fauci and our Turnip Brain Resident, that is definitely true.

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walk2write's avatar

Have you been watching too many Outer Limits episodes? šŸ˜†

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Neil Kellen's avatar

Actually, I've never seen a single episode. My conclusion is simply based on logic. According to the Turing test, if you can't tell the difference between dialog with a human and dialog with a machine (now AI), then the two are equivalent. Hence, automatons are people too. (how anthro-centric of me...I must now submit myself to cyber-anthro reeducation)

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

That will happen.

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phlyme's avatar

At that point, I’m done with fast food forever.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

It's better than having masquerading, gender dysphoric, deranged eye sores!!

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Chevrus's avatar

It's all funa nd games watching the plebes get displaced until the techies, legals, and meds get the Automaton Axe. Oh wait it's already happening...

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Based Florida Man's avatar

The ChatGTP AI thingies are going to replace the 'work remote' crowd.

These AI systems will soon handle Tech support, customer service, first level medical diagnosis, write basic code, etc. They can write essays, create music, and render graphics that will be on par with human creators.

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CMCM's avatar

It will do away with MSM "journalists", I would think.

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SYFY's avatar

Yep, AND they will spout out whatever propaganda they've been programmed to so that brainwashing can be complete!

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Corkey's avatar

I think they already are

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mary's avatar

Do we have to tip??

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Lisa P's avatar

When my boyfriend is out of town working, I'll stop at a local pizza joint and get a salad to go. I always tip, even though it's not customary, because it's a family owned restaurant and they're closed on Sundays. :)

But yes, otherwise I'm not going to tip a cashier.

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BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

I hope that the impression is not that I never tip. Of course I do.

I have even added tips to the tip jar at 5 Guys before. I just will not give a cashier money for taking my money.

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daiva's avatar

How dare you trample on entitled sheheit's tender sensibilities 😭 The world is shirkling down the drain, accelerating non-stop.

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Jaci's avatar

Did pink hair get the order correct and take the money? More to that job than meets the eye as that person cleans up the messes and probably prepares the shakes and splits the tips with coworkers. Just saying...I find hair technician tipping the worst offense. Tipping on $150.00 for two hours work with a half an hour off is a bit much. Then you get the add tip that starts at 15% with the technician waiting...

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BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

"More to that job than meets the eye"

She was a manager. Maybe I'm just old, but I never have given a cashier money for taking money.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Jeff nailed it. They started trying to make us feel guilty for not tipping at fast food and grocery stores. Good ol 2020. Put it in your face and the person is standing right there watching you. It’s manipulation. Trying to make us feel guilty for not giving them money just for standing there. They want you to tip even before seeing if they screwed your order up! I fell for it, once or twice. Now I click ZERO dollar tip! I will decide if and when I want to tip based on the service I get. And if I decide to tip…my husband has taught me to tip well. But they better earn it or they get zero. If they are hard working and good at it or at least trying, especially if it’s a busy time, I will be generous. And certainly not fast food or self check out grocery stores. Paaaleeeeze! šŸ¤¦šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļø

Another 2020 result to manipulate and control what we do.

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Art's avatar

I’m always afraid the cashiers will spit on my food if I don’t pay tribute.

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Teri ORourke's avatar

I swear it sounded like Joe starts to say ā€œwe cant let Obama....ā€

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Surviving the Billionaire Wars's avatar

It sounded like "I'll do one," to me.

He was silent, his handler started to interrupt the interviewer, then he held up his hand & said "I'll do one" meaning he would take the question.

Still, his handler tried to stop a "tough" question.

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Teri ORourke's avatar

Its after ā€œI’ll do oneā€...ā€we can’t let Oba...ā€

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Surviving the Billionaire Wars's avatar

Yikes, you're right!

It"s funny, I thought I heard it the 1st time listening, so listened twice more...but cut it off too soon!

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

The puppeteer/handler must have interfered at every question...I imagine the interview must have been going nowhere but then Joe overroad his puppeteer/handler and said ā€œI’ll do one.ā€

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Cyn's avatar

Great! I’m not the only one who heard that!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Just listened again, twice, and agree with you

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Donna in MO's avatar

I couldn't watch it. Too painful. But I listen to talk radio in my car so I am sure my ears will be assaulted with a clip at some point.

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NAB's avatar

He definitely said Obama.

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Mary H.'s avatar

Freudian slip?

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Celayne Jones's avatar

That’s how it sounded to me.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Caught that as well

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Trish's avatar

That's exactly what he started to say

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Laura Kasner's avatar

I heard it too.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

This nurse was NOT a TikTok dancer. She explains how the vents and remdesivir killed, and they had to allow it.

https://twitter.com/LesleyGreenman/status/1654736108109053953

Hospital gotta make that bank.

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Laura Kasner's avatar

That is nurse Nicole Sirotek. I believe she is with American Frontline Nurses. That video is from January of 2022 at Ron Johnson’s hearing. I watched the entire 5 hours. Glad it can finally be shared. It was heartbreaking listening to that.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

I also watched the entire thing, it is shameful and heartbreaking that it wasn’t in top news stories! Our country is really going down the drain when the MSM just goes along with outright genocide!

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Laura Kasner's avatar

I always wonder where are the whistleblowers from MSM. They must all be soulless.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Thanks for her name. Apparently the video has been censored by typical sites. It's blowing up on twitter now tho since the new policy on 'medical misinformation' has been stopped.

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Laura Kasner's avatar

The next video that needs to blow up on Twitter is Joe Rogan’s interview with Dr. Aseem Malhotra. It’s worth the 3 hours https://www.bitchute.com/video/RgnHBPQV5DNZ/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

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CMCM's avatar

How can anyone watch that video without being absolutely furious. I've sent the link to some of my dense, woke relatives.

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Cornwall Marc's avatar

What a wonderful, brave person! And notice how many of her colleagues are nodding in agreement. How can anyone doubt this?

So good to finally hear the truth - out loud and public - of what we have known from the beginning. They Were All Murdered! Utterly dispicable!

I hope Fraudci enjoys his Remdesivir $$ royalties - and that they save a couple of doses for him!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I've been seeing these vids from the 80s during Fauci's AIDS debacle.

The modern 'media' never did confront Fauci about his failed policies back then and how his current policies may also be corrupt. He just gets away with it.

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Cornwall Marc's avatar

You gotta hope RFK Jr gets enough air-time, even if he doesn't win, to change the whole vaccine narrative leading to Fraudci's downfall - and all the rest of them too.

The first time I heard the truth about AIDS, HIV testing and AZT I thought it was crazy talk. And look at me now! Well over a million people have read RFK Jr's book already - the truth will out!

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NAB's avatar

She started an organization called America's Frontline Nurses. She helped people throughout the pandemic especially getting medical prisoners out of hospitals. Daniel Horowitz has interviewed her on his podcast "Conservative Review." Brave woman.

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ASK's avatar

An extra 20% bonus on top of the entire hospital bill for prescribing Run-death-is-near. Vents got a $39k bounty I think?

The fact that Covid diagnosis and deadly treatments were incentivized by the government to hospitals and doctors shows just how far we’ve fallen as a country. And they wonder why there is no longer trust in science and medicine?

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Sarah Bee's avatar

We lost our dear friend who went in to the hospital with Covid and later died many weeks later in the hospital.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I’m so sorry šŸ˜ž That’s horrible.

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JimB's avatar

So an inquiry should be made as to what the course of treatment was…..

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JimB's avatar

Based Florida Man this video and 100,000 accounts just like it. In my own area an obgyn was fired because she sounded the alarm of the vacs causing exponential harm to fetuses, causing miscarriages and stillbirths……the censorship is un pf@&*ing believable

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CMCM's avatar

This all shows the incredible reach and power of Pfizer.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Yes. It's good to see nurses speaking out about the covid genocide.

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John's avatar

I never tip for just carryout and taking my payment, and have zero guilt over it.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

I went to Customer Service at my grocery store and complained about the awful service I'd received at Register #13, that the cashier was just terrible. The store employee was concerned and then looked to see who the cashier was on Register #13. With a surprised look he said, "That's self-checkout". I told him, "Exactly. The cashier was slow, held the line up, and didn't know what she was doing".

Store employees are pushing self-checkout on us. Many times, there are no other options than self-checkout. They are pushing themselves out of jobs but with the current labor shortage they probably couldn't fill cashier positions anyway. I'd like to get at least get a discount if I have to scan and bag my own groceries.....and don't prompt me about a tip.

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Copernicus's avatar

I intentionally avoid self checkout. For many reasons but currently chiefly as opposition to all of the anti-humanness of it.

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Janet's avatar

I used to chat with the cashiers at Goodwill or Savers. So nice. Most stores have gone to self checkout now.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

That's why they are getting rid of them. 🤭

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FourWinds's avatar

The only place I will tip simply for being there is a local farmer's shop. I know they are pretty much breaking even and I am just grateful they are there to provide real food. The demand for eggs has soared because people have decided not to use eggs from factory farms where the chickens are treated horribly and fed GMO garbage, so I am on their "egg waiting list". It's been nearly a week, but it's worth it. The chickens are outside in the sun, eating bugs, like they are supposed to do.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

I'm a "hobby" farmer. I treat my chickens horribly. I fed and water them. They have a run. Sometimes they die. They are stupid birds. They provide eggs or they get... (Actually I hate killing them outright 🤣) I do think it's harmful to humans to not be somewhat thoughtful about animal husbandry but I think the animal elevation and PET OWNING vs farming is near to idol worship, worshipping the creatures over the creature and equality with man. Romans 1. Sometimes I kick my cats too but don't you kick MY cats. 🤣

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Anthony's avatar

I remember at the height of the "pandemic" in spring of 2020 going to 5 Guys for food. And even though we weren't supposed to breath on anything or touch anything, they started prompting for leaving a tip. And I thought, why are you making me touch this screen in the same exact place if it's so dangerous? And the "same exact place" was the No Tip button. If you weren't supposed to leave a tip 20 years ago, I don't leave a tip now.

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Jaci's avatar

The tops are shared!

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Cyn's avatar

I’m still unsure he’s not a puppet, being used to reach the middle/independents who adamantly won’t vote for the R candidate and don’t have faith in Biden making it up a flight of stairs. He could be the Left’s best wolf in sheep’s clothing.

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And as Allan Stevo is saying, even if RFKJr is a Trojan horse or a puppet, he is giving platform to some highly important messages. If I had to pick between him and the current old man in the White House, well, I would pick Mr. Kennedy any day.

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Copernicus's avatar

Are you kidding?

He has been an ostracized critic of many of the left's pet projects for years. If he is a puppet, they aren't doing a great job getting his message out.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah of course anything is possible but it seems like they wouldn’t be maligning him or trying to censor and deplatform him as much as they have if he were really their puppet.

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Cyn's avatar

Exactly why he could be the perfect Trojan horse; the Left is in big polling trouble with Biden, they have no other viable options, so, perhaps RFK presents a way to booster poll numbers on the Dem side and he’s seen what happened to his predecessors who didn’t stick to the narrative. He makes noise about vaccines and gets a lot of red voter/anti-vaxxers excited, without remembering he’s still a Dem to the core. Moderate Dems are simply happy he can walk and talk of his own volition. Progressives will only allow him as the candidate if they’ve got the rest of the story tightened up with him and are guaranteed he’s still on their team. Everyone looking for a candidate wants to see what they want to see; and our choices are limited at the moment. So, I see RKF fitting the bill better than most for middle of the road Dems and never-Trumpers at the moment, but if actually he wins, the Left side of the swamp prevails. Unless he’s lying to his party about his other platform issues. It could be fun for many of us to watch their meltdown when he flips, but it’s potentially deadly for him; I’m not betting on it.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

Robert has been huge against the fight for jabs which I appreciate and am grateful for his voice BUT he’s a climate change advocate and I can’t go along with that.

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Copernicus's avatar

Is he a climate change advocate? Or is he simply someone who has been advocating for reasonable environmental policy back when folks like me used to think ALL pro-environment policy was wonky - dumping baby and bath water together, I was.

Serious question.

Keeping factory effluents out of rivers and streams so that folks can still eat the fish is hardly supporting climate change. But maybe there's stuff I don't know.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

I agree with pollutants in our rivers and streams. If I remember correctly he went a bit further then that. Also as Natalie stated above he has pushed for gun control. I’m not a gun owner but I’ll stand up for people that are.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I read an article the other day that quoted him blasting someone else about climate change (that person was a proponent but I can’t recall who it was) so I’m wondering if he’s changed his views on that subject maybe?

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Natalie's avatar

I believe he used to be in favor of gun control as well. While I love him for his outspoken criticism of vaccines, the deep state, and suppression of free speech, I couldn't vote for anyone who supports the green energy scam or taking away our gun rights. I've heard some pretty radical things he's said in the past on those two issues. Has he changed his position on either of them?

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Copernicus's avatar

I'd be interested to hear straight from him re 2A.

He was extremely articulate in an interview w Megan Kelley and elsewhere about defending the Bill of Rights - he rightly points out that nearly all of those rights were unilaterally suspended under the recent "emergency." Without any due process or recourse. So I would think he understands the importance of 2A. Especially after the last three years.

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Janet's avatar

Read his statement on the environment and the work he has done. I don’t see climate change but good old fashioned protect earth and its assets. What you say mirrors all the other naysayers I see about him. There is a difference here. You want clean water and rivers, land not raped by corporations and food not poisoned by government and corporations. Clear air and safe environment for our children. I’m assuming you do. So does he.

https://robertfkennedyjr.substack.com/p/kennedy-earth-day-message-to-america

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Mrs.Nomero's avatar

RFK was on the Kim Iverson podcast on rumble. He said the climate crisis agenda pushed by WEF and the billionaires was to take away freedoms. I would post the link but substack doesn't allow rumble links.

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Fla Mom's avatar

For states where a party's opponents get to vote for the party's nominee in the primary, that might be true, but I'm not sure how many fall into that category, and it could cut both ways - Rs might want to vote for Kennedy as a thumb in the eye for Biden, if they're confident about who will win the R primary fight in their state.

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daiva's avatar

Time is ripe to revisit Zero HP Lovecraftā€˜s lovely visualisation of Curtis Yarvinā€˜s famous concept --> twitter.com/0x49fa98/status/1305584588014735360 šŸ‘Œ Be sure to glimpse further along the thread šŸ™‚

šŸ—Ø If you are on the left: "The problem is that money is influencing politics" or, if you are on the right: "the problem is the vast inefficient bureaucracy". The brilliance of this diagram is that it shows that both fixations are a kind of arrested development.

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Martha's avatar

Until enough of us realize we are living in a Matrix (The Show), we won't make any progress...

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Janet's avatar

Maybe, just maybe, people are exactly what you are seeing and hearing.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

What can be said about this news today; the CIA, corrupt government, those who call evil good? For me, there was a turning point in the 1960’s. Evil began to reign with much greater power and visibility. JFK’s assassination, infiltration in the Vatican (Vatican 2) and the accelerated decline in morals.

ā€œAh, sinful nation, a people laden with iniquity, offspring of evildoers, children who deal corruptly! They have forsaken the Lord, they have despised the Holy One of Israel, they are utterly estranged.ā€

I pray for safety of RFK, Jr and his courage and I pray for my corrupt country.

May the Lord have mercy on His people.

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Emumundo's avatar

In 1960 the pope was supposed to reveal the third secret of Fatima. He, and every pope since then, has declined to do so. What we are going through now is supposedly retribution for the disobedience of the church. Things have careened downhill since the 60’s.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Yes, indeed!

Have you read Taylor Marshall’s book, ā€œInfiltrated?ā€

Or Xavier-Reyes-Ayral’s, ā€œRevelations?ā€

I recommend them both.

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Emumundo's avatar

I will definitely read them. Thanks!

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FourWinds's avatar

Too many crazy maskers still here in central Ohio. I saw a woman yesterday walking her dog outside on a beautiful, sunny 73 degree day with a huge black face diaper on. No one around her in the least. Not a soul. She really should take that thing off. Nice weather is not exactly common in this area and she's going to get a strange suntan like that.

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Susan Catherine's avatar

In the past three weeks we were in Nashville, Las Vegas, New York and Chicago. New York was by far the worst. Stupid misinformation signs about the jab frequently seen in the airport. I didn't see signs at ORD but we went to a Cubs game and there were enough maskers to notice them all. Who are they listening to? It's so crazy.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

Exactly! IL, is still nutty with maskers. Just took myself out for dinner Saturday night and the waitress was masked...OUTSIDE! She didn’t realize BUT her tip was much smaller then I would have given because of the mask!

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PamelaZelie's avatar

It signals insanity. Stay far away.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

It's like kool-aid hair people. In nature, bright colored animals are a sign of danger.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Ackchyually covaids can travel outside on pollen particles, so masks are important gear to avoid instant death.

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FourWinds's avatar

LOL!! I would not say that too loudly.... you might give more covidiots some ideas they did not have before. šŸ˜†

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Donna in MO's avatar

Well it could be pollen?? Here in MO tree pollen is off the charts right now. Allergies don't bother me much since I started 'inoculating' myself with a tablespoon or so of local raw honey every day, But my daughter told me she did wear a mask outdoors this weekend as she said it helps with her allergies? I used a mask for years when I ran my leaf blower on dry days, keeps me from blowing dirt out of my nose for days after, but quit doing that in the last year since I read about the microplastics. Figure better dirt than whatever is in those masks.

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FourWinds's avatar

If that's a pollen issue, I get it as an allergy sufferer with leaves in the fall. However, my dad, who I was with, knew the lady from his building and said she was all kinds of nuts in a lot of ways. So I'm guessing mask insanity is just part of her mental illness(es).

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Donna in MO's avatar

Yes, I still see a smattering of mask wearers indoors when I am out and about. The one silver lining to all the mask insanity back in the panicdemic peak was at least the crazies were easy to identify.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

"The one silver lining to all the mask insanity back in the panicdemic peak was at least the crazies were easy to identify."

This is probably more true now than it was then.

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Donna in MO's avatar

True, although where I live the mask mandates were never issued statewide, but each municipality or county could do what they wanted. In metro KC it was a hodgepodge, KC had them but some other areas did not, and most places just threw up their hands and didn't enforce them. And businesses who did saw people vote with their feet. Although I was surprised at my local grocery store who did not enforce it, still about half of the shoppers still wore them. I never did but no one ever confronted me over it.

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NAB's avatar

I really think there are some people who, without psychological support, will not give up masking. I find it horribly depressing that the majority of maskers now are primarily African Americans. The others tend to be very elderly and, sadly, suburban women (a group in which I demographically belong). I sing in my church's choir and we still have one singer who wears her N95 throughout the entire Mass. Sigh. Even more funny, at a special Mass on Saturday, we had singers from the Philippine community join the choir and one woman would take her mask off to sing all the songs and responses and then put it back on. Just so bizarre at this point.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Noticed the same around here.

Had to go to Best Buy in Daytona. The only masked were black people (half of them staff). Such a weird trend. Guys, stop it!

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Jeff C's avatar

Yes, we attend a racially mixed church (which really is a blessing) and by far the most masked group are black people, though it's not that many in total. I also saw a recent poll that really surprised me in that off all racial groups blacks are the most likely to believe the trans nonsense (but still less than a majority).

I think it has to do with the monolithic democrat support among blacks (nearly 90%). Because of this, many black people still trust what they see on TV long after most of us dismiss it entirely as leftist propaganda and scare mongering. The good news is that it's fewer and fewer people every Sunday.

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Emumundo's avatar

I don’t understand why blacks would ever listen to the government about health care. The Tuskegee Syphilis study should have them avoiding the government for anything for life! That and Johnson’s Great Society that gave poor people welfare- but only if there wasn’t an adult male (father) living in the house. Out go the men, in comes Uncle Sam to save the day. Fast forward- divorce rate over 50%, a huge proportion of babies are born out of wedlock and the government and social media ( also the government) are raising our kids. Bonus, it got all of the useless homemakers out of their homes and onto the tax rolls. This post started out pointing out how the government historically treated blacks but it engenders all races, basically the poor. The government is an equal opportunity face stomper.

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RunningLogic's avatar

You would think that they of all people would not want to trust the government šŸ˜•

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Jen's avatar

We noticed this same trend too and were just talking about it this weekend. It's so sad! My husband says it's because they were the hardest hit by the pandemic, so the most still scared of covid. Also, they're much more likely to trust the news.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Pittsburgh VA hospital still requires masks...or entry, and medical care, is denied.

How is that humane?

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Dr Linda's avatar

Thruman VA has dropped the masks. Their is a new director. People can wear them or not.

The time before Vets were just dropping bask on the floor. It was gross. They were everywhere. Nonviolent protest?

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Probably a non-violent protest.

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NAB's avatar

All of our local (Rochester NY) hospital systems continue their medically indefensible masking policy.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Had to go in one there for family last year and they were disgusting with their policies. Still angry about it.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Illinois Sec of State still forcing masking for services at drivers license facilities until May 11!!! 😔 Forced ppl to stand outside six feet apart ALL WINTER!!

WHO VOTED THEM IN???!!!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Ugh!! 😔

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AJF's avatar

Same here in VT....

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JimB's avatar

Four winds ,she was protecting the dog.

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Paula's avatar

I had a Telehealth appointment with the nurse practitioner at my local GP practice yesterday to obtain a repeat prescription for my asthma meds. I was finding it very difficult to understand what she was saying and asked if she could possibly speak a little more clearly because I wear hearing aids. She replied that she was wearing a mask (in her office, by herself!) and I had to ask her to take it off so I could actually understand what she was saying. There are moments ...

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RunningLogic's avatar

It will give her marionnette lines on her face but I guess that’s appropriate sincerely she’s just a puppet saying and doing what her puppet masters want her to say and do šŸ˜†

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LuAnne's avatar

I cared for my father for several years during his battle with Alzheimer's. In his last 4 years living in a memory care facility and visiting him several times a week, I was surrounded by other people also suffering from Alzheimer's or dementia. It's different for every patient but there are certain signs & symptoms that are very common. When I watch video of Biden, I can clearly see the signs. I noticed back when he was campaigning from his basement. It's the blank-like stares, the slightly bent over & shuffling of feet when walking, the intense frustration of forgetting details during a conversation and then muttering through the rest of the conversation (that ends up making no sense), the slaughtering of word pronunciation and even made up and incoherent new words, daytime sleeping & groggyness because nighttime sleep has become so elusive (sun downers), extreme mood swings (becomes angry very quickly with no reason), wandering off, and several other signs. I would bet Biden doesn't know what day it is when he wakes up every morning. I'll bet the WH is set up much like a hospital ward where staff is constantly planning every single move he makes and to plan every second of his day (routine is extremely important for the memory impaired). I would bet his wife is calling most of the shots and determining his schedule. I'll bet there are days he can't do much of anything. And, as gross as it may sound, I'll bet he has to be assisted in the bathroom as well. Personal hygiene deteriorates along with simple things like knowing to use the toilet when the urge arises.

I don't know how many more videos people need to see before they're convinced he's clearly not fit to be the President of our country. The President's doctor, the one who keeps assuring the masses that Biden is in tip-top shape, is lying through his teeth. But, after the last 3+ years of seeing what doctors are capable of, I'm not surprised. In my mind, there's no way Biden can be elected in 2024. In fact, I'll be shocked if he makes it through this Presidency. I think there's someone else the DNC is scoping out that we just haven't heard about yet.

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MaryLS's avatar

What you say rings true. What is puzzling is the Dem's intention to run him again. Surely there are better alternatives.

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LuAnne's avatar

I don't think the Dem's have intentions to run him again. It's evident because of how much media is now regularly reporting a ton of negative Biden polling #'s along with reporting unflattering suggestions he's not fit. The media got a phone call.

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Sarah Dee's avatar

Great perspective, LuAnne. Doesn't the 25th Amendment address a president who is unfit to perform his/her duties? Why hasn't that been pursued by our elected representatives? Do we not have enough votes? Or is the prospect of Kamala Harris as President even worse? I am truly curious...

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John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

As for all the anti-DeSantis comments/lies flooding comboxes and social media, I suspect that Trump's people are behind the effort.

Trump sat mute after Christopher Wray lied to Congress and stated, in the summer of 2020, that "white supremacist/nationalist" violence is the greatest internal threat to our nation, but has launched assault after assault on DeSantis. Wray should've been immediately removed for this slander. And Trump did...nothing.

I voted for Trump twice, but he is an ineffectual leader who, until just before the election, couldn't be bothered to address the DIE poison that is wrecking our nation. His 2020 was probably the worst year that any American president has ever had. Enough is enough. DeSantis has a track record of entering the arena and taking on these forces of destruction. Trump: sh*tiposter of unparalleled ability. Leader? Not so much.

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NAB's avatar

I am with you, Doc. There's a reason all the Trump-allies are now saying we should put the culture war on the back burner. DeSantis has real wins in this area, and Trump doesn't. As we say, though, let the primaries continue and let's see where this goes.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I was dismayed to see the Kari Lake War Room account hassling DeSantis for going after 'social issues'. Geez.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Because it’s all political theater. If the fine print doesn’t end up negating the forceful speech, that will be truly wonderful. But I have no faith in the Karl Rove/Bush dynasty camp, where DeSantis now resides.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Utter nonsense. The media has given the bullhorn to DeSantis and thinks a blackout of Trump, other than reporting all the abusive prosecution will bury him. It’s all by plan. It won’t work. MAGA is not fooled. The cold anger is very real and permanent.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

You said it all in your final paragraph.

In addition to Trump bringing a shameless neocon like John Bolton into his administration and appointing Wray and Milley, Michael P. Senger sums up with my personal issue with Trump in a great article about the Matt Pottinger connection to Trump's COVID strategy: https://michaelpsenger.substack.com/p/matt-pottinger-the-intelligence-agent

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Amen! DeSantis has the courage to stand strong and fight back. Trump let cities burn, let government officials lie to congress without repercussions, didn’t prosecute Hillary after stating he would and promoted the jab. The list goes on. So many people make excuses for Trump. DeSantis doesn’t need anyone to make excuses for him.

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John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

Indeed. He's all talk. DeSantis actually has some Ws to his name.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Nonsense. If you like George W. Bush, you would like a DeSantis presidency just fine. He is just a handled pup meant to remove the threat from MAGA.

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John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

Trump abandoned MAGA by not vigorously protesting the awfully suspicious (to put it mildly) 2020 election. He should've traveled to WI, MI, GA, PA rallying support instead of passing it off to his lawyers to "fight" in a hopelessly corrupt and cowardly legal system. People rallied in DC and he waved to them from his carriage on his way to the golf course.

He rallied supporters on 1/6 and abandoned them to the tender care of that same politicized judicial system. Thousands have had their lives ruined and he's do e absolutely nothing to help them.

I 100% stand by my statement that Trump's 2020 was the worst year in presidential history (rolled by Fauci, allowed rioting to go on, did nothing meaningful in response to a sketchy election, was unfaithful to his followers once they became a liability.)

"Oh, but the economy!" is weak sauce to spread on the disastrous last year of his term.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

DeSantis has governed using traditional American values. Trump did not. Trump is a showman and good at manipulating people.

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Ray's avatar

what sort of fake name is London Breed anyway?

i assume people still wearing masks is to discourage themselves from licking the windows

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NAB's avatar

I always think of London broil when I read her name and then get hungry.

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Cynthia Ford's avatar

One hypothesis might be that we are indeed living in a simulation and the quantum video game designers of 2300, when the quantum has been breached, are leaving us easter eggs like "london breed" or, my favorite choice as most suspicious, "Adam Blight" being the CEO of Monsanto in Australia, but it seems more likely that the WEF visits carnage on anywhere it intends to use as a center for urban transformation, i.e. ant farms of transhumanized robot people. San Francisco is also big on reparations, which has got to mean there will be a gold rush on, of migration to SF to get 360K in reparations, which changes the demographics. As Chris Martenson says, "show me the incentives and I'll show you the outcome"

https://www.weforum.org/press/2017/03/world-economic-forum-san-francisco-center-opens-aims-to-spread-tech-benefits/

https://starkmanapproved.com/san-francisco-the-detroit-of-california/

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RunningLogic's avatar

🤣🤣🤣 Glad i wasn’t drinking coffee when I read that!!

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Ray's avatar

london is a woman? oh good to know, had no idea

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Cyn's avatar

🤣🤣🤣

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Sounds like a dog variety

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

...or a brand of dog food.

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Flipflopgirl's avatar

What does it mean when RFK, Jr is more conservative than the DC RINO's

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Based Florida Man's avatar

RFK Jr >> (any Bush)

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Emumundo's avatar

Or Romney, Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell,etc. Long list.

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Woody's avatar

Biden's brain synapses are shutting down but no one seems to care. Would anyone trust him to pilot a jet with <300 passengers and yet allow such a person to be CEO of >350 million people along with being Commander in Chief of the world's most powerful military? Yikes!

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NAB's avatar

Did anyone happen to see the footage of him walking along side the South Korean leader a few weeks back. Biden is clearly dealing with neurological issues. His gait is textbook Parkinson-like.

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daiva's avatar

Only if pregnant Biden would have another brain-neuron to pair up with in a synapse šŸ˜

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Julie Ann B's avatar

I, too, am done with the tip option for self service purchases. The final straw for me also involved buying a bottle of water at the SLC airport. After I inserted my credit card into the machine and the tip option came up the woman behind the counter quickly pointed out the options and said ā€œpick one of theseā€ (10%, 20%, 25%). I looked straight at her and picked the ā€œskipā€ option as she watched. I just shook my head and walked out. I’m a very generous person but for me that is the end of allowing myself to be manipulated into giving a tip when there is no service being given of any kind.

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