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Oliver Closov's avatar

The (((same group))) bankrupted Alex Jones, ousted James O'Keefe, and now cancelled Tucker Carlson. Wake up, Weimerica.

Kim's avatar

Weimerica. Exactly.

Based Florida Man's avatar

Kim, your glasses remind me of Kim Dotcom's iconic bio photo. And I mean this in the most complementary way. Kim Dotcom is a big hero of mine and one of the original 'truthers'.

https://twitter.com/KimDotcom

Chevrus's avatar

Yeah he's quite the maverick

Plus he has FU money

CaliforniaLost's avatar

If you saying that America is (goose)stepping into a big pile of poo, I concur.

Oliver Closov's avatar

I'm pointing out who left Weimerica so much poo to be stepped in.

Oliver Closov's avatar

America, today, closely mirrors The Weimar Republic [aka Germany] 100 years ago. The same group is responsible for today's America, as was responsible for the Weimar Republic's banking, cultural sewer, race mixing, gay/tranny promotion, etc. The pendulum will soon swing hard in the opposite direction, just as it did then. Watch "Europa -- The Last Battle" on Odysee and buckle up.

🌱Nard🙏's avatar

People will believe anything. Cancer caused by lockdowns? Really? And how about this...My girlfriend, who had a heart attack in December of 2021 after her first booster, suffered a stroke in February just weeks after the death of her vaxxed brother-in-law, due to an aneurysm. Her doctor told her that she is full of blood clots, and she is currently undergoing many medical procedures. He also told her that her stroke was caused by Covid, not the jab. He told her, with a straight face, that he has seen a huge increase of women in their 40s with gobs of blood clots because of COVID. And the worst part? She bought it. The PsOps has been incredibly effective. People are dropping like flies. And they believe their corrupt medical professionals who want it to be anything but the jab. It makes my stomach hurt.

Politico Phil's avatar

Per Dr. McCullough, she needs nattokinase for blood clots. Doctor is lying and should be punched in the nose. If he believes what he is saying then he is a certified idiot and still should be punched in the nose.

Bitesandpieces's avatar

My theory about doctors may be extremely anecdotal. My doc happens to be a conservative. Well, what do you mean? There’s a difference in the way conservatives think and the way liberals think. I left my eye doc because he was a Democrat!! I didn’t like him and he didn’t like me. Crazy right? No, their brains are wired differently. My current eye doc is a conservative and we get along great and I trust him. Is that a valid basis for choosing a doctor? IMO, yes.

AngelaK's avatar

These days I do think it alters a person's logic and reasoning.

Politico Phil's avatar

Totally agree. Today's "liberals" are unable to actually think. They are nothing but repeater boxes. They absorb whatever the narrative is the establishment is pushing and then repeat what they have absorbed. They literally cannot engage in a discussion about why they believe the way they do. So their only recourse is to shout you down. The "highly educated" ones are the worst so "intelligence" is no indicator of their ability to actually think things through. That type of person cannot be trusted especially if your life is in their hands such as a doctor or a judge or a politician. They are dumb repeater boxes.

Politico Phil's avatar

Oh BTW, there are also repeater boxes that call themselves conservatives. Those are easier to avoid though. Neocons are an example. A true liberal, in the classic sense, or a true conservative can sit and expound on his position intelligently and logically without resorting to character assassination or false analogies. In that sense, the classical liberal and the intelligent conservative are not necessarily mutually exclusive. However, the Marxist dialectic pits everyone against each other and prevents any agreement based on logic. Thus it is impossible to have any discussion with today's liberal. For them, everything is reduced to social warfare.

🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Passed the info on…thank you for the reminder! I left out the punching in the nose and certified idiot part🤣.

RunningLogic's avatar

Can we make that the standard minimum punishment for this transgression? 😆

Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

My late father was a WW2 vet: US Army Medical Corps. The term hadn't been invented yet, but we now recognize that he had PTSD.

After the war, he negotiated labor contracts. More than one labor attorney got his nose bloodied when he said something disrespectful in my Dad's office.

And yes, he was arrested for assault and battery at least once, but the cops let him go because they didn't like assholes much either and they too were of the same generation.

Politico Phil's avatar

Well, that was John Wayne's generation. Back in the day, fisticuffs were a regular feature of debate on the House floor. Young men have been so "feminized" today that if you bow up on one in a disagreement, they will scream and hide behind their girlfriend. No testosterone. Sad.

Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

It's true.

Part of the trouble today is so few of these guys have ever thrown a punch.

As that great philosopher Mike Tyson observed, "ERRBODY got a plan til dey get hit in da MOUF." So true, Prof. Tyson.

Tamsin's avatar

"Parenting with Love and Logic: Teaching Children Responsibility" becomes "Patienting with Love and Logic: Teaching Doctors Responsibility". 🧓

Nancy Fahey's avatar

And nattokinase is inexpensive...

Annie's avatar

A client has a debilitating disease she suddenly and unexpectedly got. Yes she is vaxxed. But she's grateful that she can function as long as she stays on meds and gets stem cell therapy. I have to admire big pharma's business plan. The covidians don't connect the disease to the vaxx and big pharma gets a steady income stream. I have lost all sympathy for these clueless covidians.

AM's avatar

Yes they absolutely spread that claim and many believe it, some of my family members included. Yet my spouse, kid and I have all had Covid (unvaxed) and haven’t seen any major issues like that. And spouse was hospitalized in 2021 so was pretty sick with it.

All That Jazz's avatar

That's true- most of my family and friends are unjabbed, we've ALL had covid multiple times, yet somehow we don't have the clots, the strokes, the heart attacks, the turbo cancer, at insanely young ages that we see happening to the jabbed all around us!

Johnny-O's avatar

We just learned that our vaxed friend's newborn had an aneurysm. That as far as my wife knows is unheard of (she works in healthcare).

daiva's avatar

Like your suffering SO,

🗨 [the majority of folks] do hear your data and proofs. But in order to accept those as truth they must also accept that their docs are liars and their governments are monsters, which means their parents and teachers were wrong, and that science can't be trusted anymore, including those proofs and truths, and that this has been going on for a long time.

↑↑ proves way too much for too many to absorb and make peace with 😟

🗨 So, be kind. Be very grateful that you can see more truth than most.[...] And if you can handle that, be grateful for that as well. And patient and non-judgemental for those who can't. You, and others like you, are an anomaly in the overall human condition.

cjhopkins.substack.com/p/news-from-cj-hopkins-and-consent-2fd/comment/11451522 👌 <-- my beloved wall of text in full 😊

RunningLogic's avatar

Good advice. I’ve seen that same kind of refusal to consider the possibilities when taking about labor and birth as many women perceive and experience them. Doctors saved their babies by doing all of these procedures, it would have been so much worse, it’s safe and effective, none of it can be called into question. Like the shots, you can’t be certain that all of these issues the moms has during and after birth and the issues the kids have or had were caused by the practices but you can’t even ask the questions. No one wants to even contemplate them.

Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Excellent advice.

If we want to convert others to your point of view, we need always to be cheerful and not sour-faced saints.

daiva's avatar

Woo-hoo, let's go, onwards! 💖

🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Exactly right. She’s a great friend but will never hear or see the truth for the reasons you stated above. And I agree that we must proceed with patience and love…they aren’t responsible for this - for them i have nothing but grace. But for those complicit - the govt, the medical professionals who KNEW, the bureaucrats , the politicians, etc…I have no grace.

daiva's avatar

I'm of strong belief that only a tiny slice within these groups & more(*—all definitely complicit—really KNEW. Too lazy to question anything, they just took orders from above verbatim, as they routinely have done all their secure comfy lives.

People are largely benign; actively malign cunning psychopaths—evil if you will—are few and far between. While we allowed ourselves to be distracted, the latter cohort managed to gather inordinate amounts of unwarranted influence. And now we're shocked to awake to the curse of powers that shouldn't be 😳

🗨 The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

--

(* as your etc+ellipsis rightly indicates

ConcernedGrammy's avatar

"It Is Difficult to Get a Man to Understand Something When His Salary Depends Upon His Not Understanding" - Upton Sinclair

You can't deny that the financial incentives to intubate and/or vaccinate didn't play a role in these doctors ignoring science.

daiva's avatar

🗨 with few exceptions, there are probably few life forms lower than hospital administrators

amidwesterndoctor.substack.com/p/an-honest-doctors-experiences-on

AngelaK's avatar

My mother always used to call it 'those who are enlightened (by the Holy Spirit) vs those who are not.

Lisa Ca's avatar

Well

said Daiva. I would do better to be kind to others who I have no patience for their lack of common sense.

Freebird's avatar

Dee Dee, that’s a terrible story that’s happened FAR too many times…and of course the doctors who gave everyone and encouraged the clot shots, can’t admit that it was the shots - not covid- which caused so much health havoc. They don’t want to admit it even to themselves…can you imagine the load of guilt they would carry?

Kathy's avatar

I am so sorry to hear about your situation. That is horrible. I had a friend die from a fib, brain blood clots and then turbo cancer. Another friend died of Creutzfeldt Jakob disease, a horrible way to go.

CaliforniaLost's avatar

I'm sorry about your girlfriend.

My mom was told by her doctor that she now has afib because she caught it from my dad due to lifestyle choices, not the vaxx.

And health officials wonder why people don't trust them?

Fortified City's avatar

Okay, I’m willing to do my part to help de-fund Big Pharma all I need is a plan.

Also, ready for a revolution of the people by the people!!!!

All we need are some powerful leaders and a plan that will effectively mobilize 100 million

It’s better to die fighting than allow TPTB to spread their hate, division, lies, murderous violence against the innocent, reference to the children in particular and people’s here and abroad in general.

God said to keep that which I’ve committed to you until that day!!

Biden was NOT elected the first time everyone knows he was installed.

The coup took place Jan 6 2020

The so called Jan 6 insurrection was the cover.

Sure it has taken some time for many millions to come to believe what they tried so hard not too.

But, the facts are clear we got a unelected government being run by a hostile intelligence community who has effectively taken over the country and is currently being used to start a global war.

Freebird's avatar

Fortified- I love your enthusiasm, but here’s the problem…yesterday I was in line at the pharmacy to pick up my ONLY prescription of thyroid medication. The old man in front of me picked up an order of about 8-10 bottles. It was a large bagful! The boomer generation is huge and most of them are WAY over medicated, so pHarma is entrenched. 🙄

Sunnydaze's avatar

I’ve noticed the same thing. Although lots of people I know have been ditching their pHarma pills for a healthier lifestyle. But, I think sometimes even we live in a bubble of conservatism and truth. When I’m out and about I see a lot of people just living life like they don’t know the truth. Business as usual. Remember how they all wore masks and got the shot so they could “get back to normal”? I think a lot of people just went back to “normal”. It’s sad. How easily they forget.

Freebird's avatar

Sunnydaze, you just described a bunch of people at our church. They’re good, overall conservatives, but they can’t deal with the way the world has changed. They’re the 3 monkeys, pretending or denying what their surroundings should tell them if their eyes and ears were open. Two couples in our group have children who are doctors, so you couldn’t tell them anything. Educated, smart people, and totally blind to the truth. I had hoped that Tucker was making a dent in the armor of lies. 🙄

Anne Clifton's avatar

Had a 53 year old woman tell me Sunday, "I'm having chest pains today." I asked if she was jabbed, she said yes. Her son also got jabbed and had to see a cardiologist. This woman is so self-absorbed that she didn't even seem upset! She wanted to be sure we all noticed her new hair color. 🤪

RunningLogic's avatar

Yup I think you’re right about that 😕

IR's avatar

I would say common but not normal.

Anne Clifton's avatar

I'm a 70 year old who takes NO prescription meds and since covid, am doing my best to avoid doctors.

Jay Skywatcher's avatar

76 here and No meds and no money grubbing pill and Jab happy primary care pharma puppet to lie to me!

LuAnne's avatar

63 here and also no meds! Same with my hubby.

Kathy McCullough's avatar

My neighbor is on 30! 😢 post-cancer and heart meds...

Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Ugh! That is horrible!😥

Fortified City's avatar

Yes, I fully understand I see it too.

But I still feel there’s a majority waiting in the wings, not yet fully aware not yet active. They are not opposition but not yet fully aware and active.

Fla Mom's avatar

"All we need" is not to wait for leaders and their plans, but just to look in the mirror, for there lies the solution to each person's local area issues. People should pick an issue that interests them, use the 'net to learn about it, make contacts locally and electronically, and just do something, learning by experience what works locally and what doesn't. Possibilities: election integrity; school choice (or school boards, for those still into government schools); food freedom; medical freedom; constitutional policing; etc.

RJ Rambler's avatar

All I do/did was homeschool four kids, and I wasn't so good but they are doing incredibly well and not one been c-shot, we stay away from medical conformity, we garden, share our conspiracy knowledge, we boycott evil doers as we become aware, and we are supporting our local church fellowship. What if every American only did this those things and half of US did the others things they could do? 🤯

Fla Mom's avatar

I didn't mean to insult your personal efforts, which are all valuable, but only to point out that if we wait for leaders and a plan we'll all be slaves.

RJ Rambler's avatar

Oh was i supposed to be insulted? I thought we agreed. I meant to be pointing out to others that, in agreement with you, we all have things we can do that may be challenging but important seemingly small but little lights in our community, small fires become a rage, a drop in a bucket produces a wave. United we stand.

Fla Mom's avatar

Oh, thank you for correcting my misunderstanding, I was afraid I had offended you. Yes, I agree with you!

All That Jazz's avatar

You are so right! Pretty much exactly describes my family with our five children- three grown and married and NONE of them are conformists! Home schooled all the way, faithful to church and INVOLVED in serving from a young age, solving our own problems- not looking to the government or medical establishment to do that for us. I know we could be more involved in local government and I am thinking and praying about that, but honestly it's so true- if a greater percentage just did the things you mentioned we wouldn't recognize our country- in a GREAT way!

JSR's avatar

All we can do is all we can do... every little bit counts!!

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

My wife and I plan on homeschooling. She wants 5-6 kids. I'm down with whatever.

Based Florida Man's avatar

Excellent plan. I hope ya'll can make it work.

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

We will. I'm stubborn about things and so is she, especially when they involve things we care about.

Like not involving our kids in the state school system. We just fought a 300 million dollar school bond for a new school and other nonsense that wasn't necessary. The proponents pushed it as a "safety" thing. Well, we would probably support that but that's not a 300 million dollar request. A new security vestibiule isn't 300 million.

If they wanted to charge the parents of kids going there, not people who have no desire to involve the public school system in their kids life.

Jay Horton's avatar

Yes, think in terms of a "parallel society". It's a very interesting concept. Definitely support strong states rights. Stop robbing Peter to pay Paul (get out of debt and stay out of debt -they need your money..... ) and do what is right -there is a guide for this! Fly below the radar.

Later Jay

Fortified City's avatar

TBTP apparently has told Biden to run again 2024. So then they must have another plan that dwarfs the last steal in 2020.

By all means do what we can locally no one said not too.

But do really think we got that kinda of time.

Working locally like you advocate is something we should’ve been 10 years ago at the least.

When the house is on fire there’s no time to try and nail down a loose shingle on the roof.

Lisa Ca's avatar

You mean the steal in 2020?

Fortified City's avatar

Yes I did, thanks

I fixed 👍

Mary Lyman's avatar

Look for a group called MAGA and Pam Poppers and work on getting one in your community.

InquizitiveOne's avatar

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

"Okay, I’m willing to do my part to help de-fund Big Pharma all I need is a plan."

Excellent suggestions below your also excellent post. I agree with every word, and I'll add this: our government is at war with the People and the common good of humanity.

Could not agree more with Fla Mom's point about looking in the mirror. Here's my Plan:

1. Withdraw from the mainstream media. If you have cable, cancel it. Stop watching their product and feeding them money through advertising dollars. Don't fund them at all. Let Hollywood and Big Media die.

2. Withdraw from mainstream medicine. For the millionth time, you don't need annual Big medical profit-boosters ... I mean "checkups". That was not even a thing in your grandparents' world. I haven't seen a doctor in years, and barring a broken bone, I don't intend to ever again.

In fact, we recently dumped our expensive healthcare coverage. Why pay these bastards when we refuse to use their industry? Screw them. The doctors sold us all down the COVID river; they can make their own damn boat payments. The only way I'm ever going into a hospital again is if I'm unconscious.

3. Get healthy Part A: Stop eating manufactured food products. If it has an ingredient label, it's not healthy for you - it's cancer on an installment plan. Eat meat and vegetables. Avoid sugar and alcohol like they are poison (because they are.)

4. Get healthy Part B: Turn off the internet and go for a walk. Rinse and repeat. When you get bored walking run for a little bit. Then do it again, and again, and again. (This is how I went from a completely sedentary fat ass to running 8 miles a day.)

5. Get healthy Part C: You are a child of God; investigate Who He is by opening His Book. If you love someone, you will want to know everything about them. So why don't you? When you find out Who He is, focus all your efforts on doing His will and forget yours as best you can.

6. Stop supporting your political party. They're frauds - ALL OF THEM. Besides, until we fix the elections in this country, they can't do a damn thing for you. (Not that they ever intended to.)

Sydney Seppo's avatar

Have you seen this 2014 speech from Ex Merck rep Brandy Vaughan (RIP)?

She talks about Brandy's Army and how to stop big Pharma.

She also tells all the adults in audience "big pharma is coming for you" - which they have.

YouTube jacked the audio here https://youtu.be/ZDUlfptPMjg

Much better audio here

https://tube.marefa.org/video/ex-merck-rep-brandy-vaughan-exposes-the-dark-side-of-pharma

Ellaemu's avatar

This video is so powerful- especially in light of what happened to her. She knew this would not end well, after all, she’d seen firsthand Mercks callous disregard for life. Yet she did what she called to do. She spoke out and she was silenced. God bless her family. This video gave me chills and then made me cry. We do have heroes!

Datagal's avatar

I’d boycott Pharma but have no prescriptions! Would love to see legislation banning them from advertising.

daiva's avatar

💬 we should be able to delete the largest pharmaceutical firms in the country

The nigh unsurmountable boulder in the way to ↑↑ bliss is this immensely sad observation: the vastest majority of Americans still think they owe their lives to all things medical—be damned the med/pharma's egregious record for dishonesty and outright fraud 😒

But hey, all big things start small, that's how life rolls! 🤸

Credenda's avatar

I really truly love Tucker. I’ve tried hard not to but every time he comes forward with the truth and educates millions of sleepy Americans I get all goose-bumpy. I know he has feet of clay like all of us but I can’t help it. The man has spoken so much truth to Power that I almost wish he would enter politics. I don’t know why he lasted so long on Fox. My friend says it must be because he has so much dirt on people they couldn’t touch him. In any case I hope he doesn’t just disappear. We really need men and women like him.

PJ's avatar

I think he lasted because they were trying to use him to control the opposition. Give us a relief valve. But he was just hitting everything right on target 🎯 one truth right after another. It was too much truth! They couldn't continue to let the "regular" populace that's clicking around on their cable TV keep having access to that now, could they ? 😓

Chevrus's avatar

Based on the few things I have watched from him, he went rogue.

Good for him. The world is his oyster. The one thing we can do, as demonstrated in real life by Jeff's multipliers, is to vote with our feet and wallets. Kinda hard to spin a billion dollars in #BudLiteLosses

Dick's avatar

B…n…n.

I just wrote a not very nice reply and immediately regretted it but can’t find it anywhere to delete. Likely culled by the management, which I very much hope is the case. At any rate, it was unkind and inappropriate and I apologize to you, the management and all here, even if it’s been disappeared.

Donna in MO's avatar

Yes, I was in my car when Chris Plante on the radio announced Tucker's departure and my phone started blowing up shortly after. Given that I have cancelled actual pro sports, my friends and I spent the evening arm chair quarterbacking our new sport, politics. Think most of us agree with your supposition, that his monologue on the 19th against pharma was the death blow. https://www.foxnews.com/video/6325407695112 Love the my pillow analogy!

Lisa Liberty's avatar

This clip is good, thank you for sharing. One thing that stood out, “the vaccines protect you from dying from Covid” said a CNN talking head....in reality this is true, all those that died suddenly no longer have to worry about covid. They can relax. Whew!!

Annie's avatar

And the masking is the cause of all the deaths, cancer, illnesses etc is just to deflect from the vaxx. I agree masks used like they were during the scamdemic was detrimental on many levels. But we all know it is the vaxx.

Shelle's avatar

I've been thinking the same thing. It's been eerie how many things once-supported they will now backtrack on while never admitting the truth about the mrna shots, the pharma companies, or people like Bill Gates. And this observation leads us to understand what's really important to them to protect. It gives me chills sometimes.

Chevrus's avatar

Precisely. And as they get more and more desperate their attempts at spin control become more ludicrous. Well I suppose there is some comedy in there somewhere.

Donna in MO's avatar

Wish I had a hack to record/download it as I suspect at some point the Tucker stuff will get memory holed.

Lisa Ca's avatar

Oh my word he directly called them out, with the advertisers, he was calling out FOX. Crap! Thats insane. that definitely did them in.

CaplT's avatar

Maybe April 19 and his Heritage Foundation talk. He blew up all woke issues and essentially said I can’t lie or stop speaking the truth, they will have to fire me.

https://open.substack.com/pub/markcrispinmiller/p/the-more-you-tell-the-truth-the-stronger?r=4mo4y&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

Donna in MO's avatar

I read a lot of stacks, prefer written to video, but cannot remember who wrote it, or it may have been an article somewhere else. But the author made the case that Tucker knew his days were numbered, and shared some clues as to why they thought that. This was a couple of months ago. I skimmed it, did not save it, but seemed plausible. Now I can't find it. Possible he WANTED out, to get out from under the corporate thumb, so became increasingly provacative. Not sure of the date on this, not familiar with the Full Send Podcast, but this is enlightening: https://twitter.com/DC_Draino/status/1650554260277407767 Full interview is really good if you want to spend the time https://rumble.com/v2ct8jw-full-show-tucker-carlson-full-send-podcast.html

Lisa P's avatar

Fox News will die a quicker death, and that's a good thing. The only redeeming aspect of that network was Tucker, and now he's gone. He will move on to better things and take his audience with him.

Dr Linda's avatar

“In future posts I will further develop this theme, believe me.”

Yes, I want more!

BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

"I am starting to think that we, the people, the citizens of this once-great Nation, may have to quit Waiting for Superman and take it upon ourselves to dismantle Big Pharma. If we can boycott the biggest beer brand in America (Bud Light) because of a silly transvestite label, we should be able to delete the largest pharmaceutical firms in the country because of the mountains of corpses of our friends and relatives."

Heh. Then you would be catching up to me.

Everyone thinks they need a Superman. But that thinking simply keeps us all in bondage.

One might think that $800M is a lot of money. But when it comes to election control (ensuring the right sycophant is in office bamboozling us all), that is ante money.

I don't think that Fox, CNN or any of them care one way or the other. They basically regurgitate the dictate. Did Tucker give us the hope that one wouldn't toe the line? Of course. There are release valves in the system.

Neil Kellen's avatar

Maybe a military coup? At this point, I'd be fine with that...

But it's probably even too late for that, with all the social engineering they've done.

Annie's avatar

With the cross dressing traitors in charge at this time? Nah. Our military is not our friend.

Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Bingo.

Trust NO ONE over the rank of Captain. They've ceased to be warriors to become politicians.

Kathy's avatar

Probably not a good idea because obviously some of the military brass are involved in this. They vexed all of their soldiers, even when they knew the results were debilitating and hid the results.

Neil Kellen's avatar

Yep, definitely a risk. It would depend on who runs it. There are still "underground" patriots in the military, through all the ranks.

BuelahMan's Revolt's avatar

I put my foot down over two decades ago, finally deciding that I would never vote for a republican or democrat again. I plastered my motto, "Never an R or D Again!" everywhere I hung out and to my personal real relationships.

That means that if a person EVER was part of either party, they are no longer welcomed.

Will it fix it? I dunno, but I know that continuing to vote for either keeps us locked into this fake paradigm.

InquizitiveOne's avatar

There is a place where strong, optimistic, God fearing people go. Join Convention of States. https://conventionofstates.com/?ref=57705

Based Florida Man's avatar

My vote for Tucker is to join the Elon News Network, using Twitter 2.0 hosted on un-cancelable Starlink internet satellites.

Freebird's avatar

Don’t know if you follow Dan Bongino, but he’s hinting at a new streaming service. He’s a pretty sharp guy, and I believe all of this will spark some new communication venues for conservatives.

KBB's avatar

I was puzzled about why anyone would build with adobe in Florida's humid climate, since adobe is just bricks made of mud and straw. Works great here in the Chihuahuan Desert of New Mexico. In hurricane country not so much.

I think the article actually says he purchased an abode. Big difference!

Coffee & Crap Podcast's avatar

I certainly hope Tucker doesn’t go into politics. We need him as a journalist. Truth is rare in journalism these days and we MUST have folks who are brave enough to keep reporting it.

Melanie Eccles's avatar

Good morning Jeff & C&C - great post as always. Today I was ahead of schedule and viewed the entire Tucker Carlson Keynote from the Heritage Foundation 50th Anniversary Celebration before reading C&C. For me, it was Tucker at his best - he gets it, he gets it! Very proud of this public figure standing up for objective reality and not cowing to bullies and money mongers. Have a great day y'all.

Yusha's avatar

Almost prophetically, Dr. Kevin Roberts (President of The Heritage Foundation) notes at the beginning of Q&A, "if things go south for you at Fox News, there's always a spot for you at Heritage." The comment begins at 18:04 (https://www.youtube.com/live/ebG2POkoHgU?feature=share&t=1084).

CaplT's avatar

Yes, hope so. A great talk, very personal and apologetic about his flippant past.

Roman S Shapoval's avatar

You hit the nail on the head Jeff - we have to stop waiting for prophets, however true or false. We are the change we've been waiting for.

However it would be amazing if Tucker brought himself and his viewers over to Substack.

Brahms's avatar

“When God closes a door he opens a window.” As someone whose family lived in communist Russia for 70 years, I do not believe this saying is true, unfortunately. I am grateful for your optimism though.

Shelle's avatar

I can see it both ways. We really don't know how things will turn out. The tragedy of what happened in Russia and that it went on so very long is always a sobering reminder to me of how important it is what we do now in America. The costs of getting it wrong can go on and on.

Politico Phil's avatar

"The costs of getting it wrong..." Indeed. Two or three generations of living under tyrannical rule has an effect. It is sobering to hear the stories all Russians have of what their families went through and how much was lost. For many, there were no windows.

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Brahms's avatar

Yes, but my father died of alcohol related causes. Alcoholism was mostly caused by hopelessness and absence of any choices for meaningful pasttimes. I could talk about my grandparents too, but too long a story. I am just the younger generation.

RJ Rambler's avatar

When it seems there's nothing that can be done but pray then do that. Pray that God being His true Word to you that you might know who He is not just what men imagine about Him. You are here "for such a time as this"-Esther

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

US troops are in Ukraine...don't let anyone tell you differently.

Based Florida Man's avatar

I could drop dozens of vids of US idiots that are over there fighting with other NATO geniuses. It's like the a social justice thing for 'conservatives'.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I'm talking regular active duty troops being in Ukraine.

Biden and Blinken are lying about their presence.

Chevrus's avatar

Those HIMARS systems dont just run themselves.

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Himars aren't complicated or high tech. It's not rocket science. We trained 18 year old to use them and the guys who are using them are some of the best and brightest.

Special Ted's avatar

Taken straight from the 5GW pamphlet, sounds like.

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Are you saying rocket artillery is so complicated it requires a bachelors degree to operate?

Janet's avatar

I’m believing you. Of course we are there. Duh.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

This is how the quagmire in Vietnam started.

Couple years later...and more than 58,000 dead Americans...along with that "Saigon moment" with the helos on top of the US Embassy...it will be repeated all over again.

Politico Phil's avatar

Another 20 year long war. Afghanistan was just a repeat.

And let's not forget about the collateral damage. This is just those killed:

2,000,000 civilians both sides

1,100,000 enemy combatants

250,000 South Vietnamese soldiers

Any takers on what the collateral damage will be by the end of the Ukraine war?

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

A good friend of mine is being treated for cancer that was caused by his exposure to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.

The heartache, trauma, injuries and illnesses, don't go away when the troops are pulled out.

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Dunno, but Russia is sending t55 tanks into Ukraine now to face off with Abrams, Leopard 1 and 2s, and Challenger 2s.

It's going to be a seal clubbing, as usual.

Janet's avatar

I know that. My husband was drafted into the Marines in 69 because he had a college degree. He was on track to be a sniper but the plans changed for him.

Chevrus's avatar

Several differences being that Ukraine is on Russias border and they are quite intent on securing it. Also, due to modern battle surveillance it is very risky to "mass up". Both sides are increasingly using smaller units and fragmenting the larger ones. It is unlikely that the 101st or 82nd airborne will simply march into battle.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

We have no business being in Ukraine.

The neocons and the elites don't have kids in the military. It won't be their kids coming home in a body bag to Dover AFB.

The US no longer has the moral authority. They have been blowing the shit out of the Middle East for the last 20+ and killing innocent civilians.

The US has also been overthrowing and interfering in other countries' government for at least 75+ years.

So sick of this...

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

It's Russia quaqmire.

They're 10071 vehicles in the hole along with 187k dead soldiers.

427 days into a 3 day war biden wanted them to win so it would go away and they still can't win.

They aren't used to people fighting back.

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Either you want weapons inspectors or not?

First you claim the weapons are being sold on the black market and the inspectors say no, that's not happening and then you complain about the inspectors.

That's like a kid demanding dessert then complaining because they got cake, not ice cream.

Janet's avatar

Huh? You lost me there. Advisors shoehorned us into Vietnam. We lost friends there. My husband was drafted and sent there. He saw horror but if you want us in Ukraine—you first Ben.

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

I'm current military. Nobody is being drafted.

We don't have advisors in Ukraine.

You complain about weapons allegedly being sol on the black market then also complain about the soldiers who are inspecting the weapons.

At least be consistent.

Kim's avatar

I’d contact my congressman and ask why the hell are they allowing troops in Ukraine, but my rep is old buckethead Steve Cohen. He blocked me from contacting him after I asked about all the money-laundering in Ukraine. I was not even being rude. 😂

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I have Fetterneck as my Senator.

Congresswoman who I have is a leftist communist BLM supporting wacko.

Pennsylvania cheated.

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

We have had troops in Ukraine since Trump.

My unit trained the Ukrainian tankers and they sent me a piece of a Russian tank they destroyed as a gift. A piece of the kontact5 armor plate. I'm going to mount it on my wall.

Credenda's avatar

Such a waste! Misplaced patriotism, the result of decades of domestic Intel brainwashing.

Chevrus's avatar

What do most of them have in common.

Politico Phil's avatar

The health of the state is war.

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Self defense is not a crime.

Who is invading Ukraine, again?

Putin is the real Neocon here

Politico Phil's avatar

You don't even know what a neoconservative is.

Chevrus's avatar

Ditto, they are dozens...plus quite a few body bags.

Benjamin Two N's's avatar

And? You wanted accountability of the weapons. You asked for this and then complain when it gets done? What do you want?

Susan E's avatar

Cheers Jeff for one of your most powerful statements to date...

If we can boycott the biggest beer brand in America (Bud Light) because of a silly transvestite label, we should be able to delete the largest pharmaceutical firms in the country because of the mountains of corpses of our friends and relatives.

Renee Sommers's avatar

Maybelline just joined the club too. It was my favorite mascara. Damn. It’s part of L’Oreal, which is the largest makeup/hair company in the world. Time to switch brands.

RunningLogic's avatar

Ugh I am so tired of this and you also have to be careful because a lot of the smaller formerly independent brands have been bought out by the bigger companies too 😕

Renee Sommers's avatar

They’ve also changed the ingredients too. Like Natural Bliss creamer was just milk and cream and now they’ve added guar gum to it.

GG's avatar

I'm with you in your fight to take on Big Pharma. How do we destroy an industry that has everyone hooked on their merchandise though?

Fla Mom's avatar

Spread the word about functional medicine, integrative medicine (and I don't even know exactly what those are yet, lol, but my sister has been helped immensely by a functional med doc), osteopaths, etc., and find new practitioners who don't simply accept that what's in the medical literature is true or that the official guidelines and recommendations are valid. I say that as a retired allopathic doc whose confidence in almost the entirety of my field has disappeared since 2020.

Annie's avatar

Agree. Stop all the visits to the msm medical complex. If you wouldn't take the clot shot because you didn't believe in it, then you have to look at everything else as wrong (until you prove it right) they prescribe. Mammograms, colonoscopy, well checks, shots, boosters, prescriptions et al. Take charge of your own health and phase them out. Doctor and dentist are not on my radar anymore.

NinaG's avatar

My fiancé had an appt, a “Wellness Check”, that he thought was mandatory for his MediCal. told him to cancel it. The medical industry has no right to medically assess you simply to gather your info!

Annie's avatar

Gathering your information- so right. As well as your DNA, blood type, vaxx status etc. They are the illness industry not wellness industry.

LizardFro's avatar

Eh, don’t skip the dentist...you’ll pay for that eventually 😬

Annie's avatar

I use natural toothpaste and mouthwash without fluoride and my teeth and gums are cleaner and healthier than ever. Also chew dental oils which have kept my mouth and tongue clean. Not saying you will never need to see a doctor or dentist but go only as you absolutely need.

Copernicus's avatar

And naturopathic medicine. I’m newly discovering this fascinating medical paradigm.

Steph D's avatar

Totally agree Fla Mom! A member of my family now sees a functional medicine doctor but for obvious reasons, does not accept insurance. She charged us $400.00 for the first visit. All the tests are also out of pocket as well as the expensive supplements we were told to buy also totaled hundreds of dollars. We are now up to 2K and counting with this practitioner.

Understandably, many people have no choice but to use the crappy insurance and brainwashed doctors that their employer provides.

Regular primary care doctors are clueless nowadays so every doctor that accepts insurance passes the buck to additional specialists.

He has since seen 12 specialists, and each comes with their own bill. This is financially unsustainable. There does not seem to be a light at the end of this tunnel unless you have tremendous financial resources. I never before had seen so many doctor bills! The healthcare system has been broken since Obamacare.

Shelle's avatar

I find myself wishing I could help you! As someone who had many health challenges and has found help through integrative medicine, I learned you have to think very smart about how you spend your money. Some expenditures give so much more effect for the money. It's hard, but to be sure of which those are, you must do a lot of your own research. Even an integrative medicine doctor just doesn't make enough money to do the amount of research a particular medical case may need. The patient and patient's loved ones are the only ones who care enough to do it.

Read a lot of reviews for supplements and treatments whenever possible. Don't just look at ratings, but at the emotional tenor of reviews and of how similar what they are describing is to your lived one's situation. You can get a sense of when people are deeply grateful for something that gave them a powerful positive outcome versus when they just acknowledge something helped a bit.

Spending more doesn't necessarily bring better results. Some solutions may turn out to be surprisingly inexpensive. The important thing is to be selective and to never give up!

All That Jazz's avatar

I have spent a lot of money in alternative Healthcare and I'm discovering that while there is a lot of help there, none of it can make much difference until I have established the basics of good health-a consistent, very strict, whole-foods diet, exercise (I love to walk on a hilly road) lots of sunshine-especially morning light, and good sleep(check out good sleep hygiene).

Steph D's avatar

Absolutely! We are a family that uses organic food in our cooking, no packaged fake food, and I even bake my own bread! We are a family that works out daily so the health issues are not related to our lifestyles. The cost of organic, non GMO food with inflation is another pile-on to all of this. I don’t know how larger families are making it today.

IR's avatar

I heard that the regular insurance sometimes covers some tests but I haven’t used those doctors’ services so not sure about all the details.

WendeAnne's avatar

You have to get yourself off their crap! It can be done!

LJB's avatar

When I married a smart young chiropractic student 50 years ago and learned about innate intelligence and the body’s ability to heal itself, I said goodbye to allopathic medicine by changing my paradigm, diet and lifestyle. Took a decade to get really healthy and recover from a sickly childhood filled with antibiotics, but the journey has been remarkable in so many ways. Sadly, my family of origin still follows the advice of “real” doctors. My vaxxed and boosted brother is facing surgery in a week to remove cancerous kidney, spleen and pancreas. He has been continuously sick since being jabbed, but can’t/won’t make the connection. After all, he is being treated at Stanford, home of the experts. I love him dearly and hope he survives, but doesn’t look good for him. Thank goodness our adult children and grandchildren are unjabbed. Our son suffers from the effects of vaccines given him in the military, particularly Lariam, which was an experimental malaria vaccine he was forced to take while in Somalia. As more people realize what real health is and take responsibility for themselves, hopefully the demand for change in the ‘sick care’ system will follow. We have allowed our bodies and our environment to be polluted by the medical/industrial complex for too long and it will be a major challenge to turn this massive death spiral around.

Renee Sommers's avatar

My brother just passed away from liver cancer. Apparently the Jetgun injectors they used to vaccinate everyone back in the 70’s also spread Hepatitis C. The air guns broke the skin. His HepC was undetected until he was 65. He was cured of Hepatitis C, but their was permanent damage. He didn’t get CV, but he needed a blood transfusion last summer. I do wonder if there was Spike Protein in the blood. He told us he had 3-6 months and he was gone 8 days.

https://www.hillandponton.com/hepatitis-jetguns-and-your-va-claim/

RunningLogic's avatar

Oh wow, that’s horrible, so very sorry for your loss 😞

LJB's avatar

You have my heartfelt sympathy, Renee. Did not know that about the injectors.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Condolences.

Thank you for providing the link.

Janet's avatar

I’m 25 mg from doing that.

Copernicus's avatar

For many people, yes.

For others whose bodies are already damaged by decades of bad dietary and other advice and who are now dependent on some pHarmaceuticals or medical devices, unfortunately not. 😓

Steve's avatar

Step one: read. I recommend starting with Robin Openshaw, but there are others. Step two: be prepared to challenge your doctor. Many are nothing more than dispensaries for big Pharma. If every solution they recommend involves pharmaceuticals, that is a sign you may need to change who you see for health issues. Step three: “gird your loins” because you may/will get pressure and pushback from family, friends, and medical “experts”. It’s a journey, and it begins with your first single step.

AJF's avatar

One way would be to distance yourself from allopathic doctors. Osteopaths, Naturopaths and Homeopaths typically do not deal with pharmaceuticals. Also, people with deep pockets need to start opening hospitals that employ these doctors.