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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

Jeff - thank you from the bottom of my heart, and I think I speak for almost everyone here, for continuing to fight the good fight against the vaccine crime. I appreciate your humor and optimism and your willingness to stay at it day after day.

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william howard's avatar

time to dust off the guillotines

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Bard Joseph's avatar

"The American people have been kept from rising against oppression at home by being sent to fight in two world wars in which we the people have had no political or economic stake. Between wars two great depressions have kept our people scrambling for their daily bread. They have not had time to object to anything. Lindbergh's theory that party government is unsuccessful in dealing with economic problems could neither be proved or disproved because party government has not dealt with economic problems since the days of Jefferson and Adams. The architects and contrivers of the economic inequalities and instabilities existing on this country are the leaders and owners of the major political parties. They will not move to improve them."

Eustace Mullins

The Federal Reserve Conspiracy 1954

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Politico Phil's avatar

Spot on.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

And thanks for putting up with bots like me. 🤭

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RunningLogic's avatar

It would be funny and ironic if the ones accusing you of being a bot were actually bots themselves!

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Positively Paying It Forward's avatar

Speaking of Bots:

Who bot(?) who?

“FBI raises ‘alarming’ claims of Chinese interference in 2020 election.”

Really!!

Sure writer didn't have names backward??

Should it not have read??:

“China/Russia (you pick the name/location) raises ‘alarming’ claims of FBI interference in 2020 election.”

Now, that's better.............at least more truthful.

Anytime FBI comes up with/uncovers anything, it's really only to 'cover' their you-know-whats..

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DS's avatar

Love your posts Janice P.

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Sharon's avatar

😂 bots WISH they could be as blessed as you,Janice.

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Juju's avatar

🤣👍💕💕

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Tiny basket of deplorable's avatar

Janice🤣 you are the Saintly Bot. You know I’m located in the coal region of Pa and they call each other “bot”. 😂

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shayne's avatar

LOL

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RunningLogic's avatar

Seconded!!

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K2's avatar

Thirded!!

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Positively Paying It Forward's avatar

Regarding Jeff's comment about the arrest of NYC's Comptroller, here's a definition of their roles/responsibilities:

"A city comptroller is essentially the chief financial officer of the city, responsible for managing the city's budget, maintaining financial records, and ensuring that all financial transactions adhere to state and federal laws."

Now let's see, that means (in NYC) they have front line responsibility of:

Handing out cell phones to all new residents

Providing free airplane tickets to new residents

Ensuring free rent for new residents

Also supplying free gift cards, free grub/meal delivery

Providing free local transportation (subway/taxi/etc.)

And lastly, periodic 'escort' services will be provided by the city's Comptroller if found inside any courtroom or location of arrest.

Big job.

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Bgagnon's avatar

Absolutely!!! Thank you JEFF!!!

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Yulek's avatar

What is much worse than vaccine injuries are the deaths/executions at the hospitals during COVID era, hundreds of thousands of innocent people killed all over the US by the people they trusted. Unfortunately, almost everyone influential refuses to talk about this horror (including Jeff).

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Politico Phil's avatar

Not only have they lost American's trust in Gov't, they have lost Americans trust in the entire medical system. They are morally bankrupt and all Americans know it.

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Margot Wooster's avatar

I think the closing arguments are this week in the wrongful death of Grace Schara trial. Her family says the hospital murdered her, and it sure sounds like they are right. Praying!

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Laura Kasner's avatar

Margot - closing arguments start tomorrow (Thursday) morning. 🙏🙏🙏

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Cousin Clem's avatar

Personally, I think there will be no real accountability for what they did. I hope I'm wrong but I don't see it. There will be plenty of finger pointing but nothing will really be resolved. Fauci will enjoy his retirement until he is 6 feet under. We'll never get him to say who was guiding him. The big people will always walk away while they sink a few small fish.

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Sarah Bee's avatar

*huge thank you! Forever grateful for your daily posts & helping keeping us all sane. 🌸💗

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Sarah Bee's avatar

Huge

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A. S.'s avatar

Please help Seattle firefighters that were fired for not taking the COVID shot. We are still battling in federal court and need support, prayer, and financial help. Thank you!

www.seattlefired.com

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josh's avatar

We’ve got the city on their heels. Their lies can’t be hidden anymore. This is a substantial cost unfortunately for us to continue. Any help and support is greatly appreciated. As well as your prayers.

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Juju's avatar

Each time I see your comments I donate again. I used Stripe this time and had 2s all over my amount. 😂 Keep reaching out! We want to follow this.

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josh's avatar

🙏 thank you. We all appreciate it the cities dragging this out because they wanna try to bleed us dry and hope that we all quit. Unfortunately we’ve already had three members that had to tap out because of the emotional toll.

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FH's avatar

I just shared on TS with hashtag SeattleFirefighters (comes up as soon as I typed in #Seattlef).

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RunningLogic's avatar

Jeff and C&C fam, can we do a multiplier???

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Julie Young's avatar

Done! Ended in 2! Easy peasy with that stripe link and Apple Pay.

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Marty Kiner's avatar

Donated!

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Not sure if Jeff is seeing this. They have posted here before but Jeff has never taken this up. I would love to see a big multiplier to show these firefighters the people are behind them. It would be a huge boost to them if they got that kind of support.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I know, I agree! Today might also not be the best day since he was traveling and hasn’t liked any comments as he sometimes will do if he has time.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

They have posted before….but it’s always so far down in the comments. This one got a large number of “likes” so maybe Jeff will see it now? I think they should post everyday, immediately. To get Jeff’s attention. 🤷‍♀️

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RunningLogic's avatar

Agree. It's probably hard because they're on the west coast and likely can't post early enough to get more visibility.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Oh true! I didn’t even think of the time difference. Shoot.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Maybe one of us early birds can repost tomorrow or Friday. Sometimes my notifications are late so I’m not always here first though.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

That’s what I was thinking too. We have guests visiting so I’m not able to get on here until later in the day at this point.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yeah I have appointments and errands tomorrow so it’s doubtful that I will get on here early either 😕 Hopefully someone else will have the same idea!

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Beckadee's avatar

Jeff should scream it off the roof tops since he tortured us with the last one- WinRed. Have to be careful leaving them your phone #. Has Jeff ever mentioned how he reacts to guilt?? Asking for a friend. jk

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RunningLogic's avatar

I just omitted my phone number. They’re such a pain to deal with 😕

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Yes, let’s help this group! A win here would also impact others still fighting in court.

EDIT: Jeff Childers! 42 people liked this idea. Let’s help out these firemen and help them set a precedent.

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Valen Gibbs's avatar

@jeffchilders yes, please help if you can. My husband was one of the Seattle firefighters who got fired by not taking the shots. They make him went in to clear his locker even he was still recovering from job related injuries. He was still under L&I claim at that time. I have to help him to clean out his locker when he was even barely can walk.

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MarshaLouise's avatar

The left hatred is alive and flourishing there - and they don’t care about real victims.

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RunningLogic's avatar

That’s so infuriating, what a travesty!!! 😡

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Alan Davis's avatar

One of my friends from church was also one who was fired. Its a long road he said.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I just donated!! Ended in a 2 for C&C! 😊

Who’s with me??

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Marty Kiner's avatar

Which link did you use to donate? It would help if we could all donate on the same platform.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I used the direct link (Stripe).

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Marty Kiner's avatar

Thanks I just did too.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Fantastic! Hopefully we can give this group the boost it needs!

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Beckadee's avatar

done with a 2

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Peter Carr's avatar

Done with stripe

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RunningLogic's avatar

You’re welcome, stay strong and keep up the good fight!!!!

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All That Jazz's avatar

JEFF, it's been a long time since the army carried out a MULTIPLIER! Let's show these firefighters some love and support!

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Brenda's avatar

Just donated. Took 20 seconds. My husband was a fire fighter. They don’t do it for the money.

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Robert's avatar

Okay. Please help Seattle citizens who are under siege. Police dogs would be much more effective than the current pretense of bicycle riding cops. I'm sure they would work fine in vacation areas of the nation, but when city officials purposely weaken the abilities of law enforcement so that Antifa and other mobs are encouraged, you have a criminal administration.

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C. Wilson's avatar

Police dogs? I have some experience with that concept. Your suggestion would cause the death of the dogs. They will and have literally run themselves to death. And when they catch what they are chasing, they EAT flesh! It's wonderful to see, actually.

Each tool in the LEO tool kit has it's place. Bikes with officers cannot replace dogs, but big combat trained dogs chasing subjects are probably not the best choice most of the time. And, those dogs are VERY expensive to buy, train, and keep. They need a police officer as well.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Maybe just a half dozen to add to the ambiance. I think it could help.

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C. Wilson's avatar

It can be hard on the dogs. They are working dogs. Generally they are not brought in until needed. I worked as a LEO for a very large agency where we had dogs available 24/7. They are not pets unless they are home with the handlers' families. When they are exposed to the general public, people want to come "pet the doggie." Nope. Distracts from the mission. To civilians, it sounds like something neat to do. The dog always comes first.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I kind of get it. I have a big dog; rescued from the humane society, when she was about a year old. Interesting mix of probably pit bull and Rhodesian ridgeback. Very strong, very muscular and very obedient, except I know she would attack any man who came into our house. I have to put her in a bedroom.

Children will ask if they can pet her and I say, “Sorry, I don’t know what she might do.” I have to be on guard when I’m out with her.

She causes some fear for delivery people and such.

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C. Wilson's avatar

I used to be president of a humane society. When we had viscious dogs, we dared not adopt them out. We adopted a problematical dog a year ago. We took him as far as we could and turned him over to a professional trainer. Board and train. We got back a dog we can take anywhere and have no more worries. Your dog sounds similar. Generally they are afraid and it's fear biting. It's still biting. Our dog is now happy and relaxed. So are we. There is hope for you.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Well, she’s about 6 years old now. She was my son’s dog actually, but when he married, his wife wanted her in a crate. She endured that for about a year and then rebelled by pooping hugely in the crate every morning. DIL was pregnant and just coincidentally a dead body got dumped at the end of the street in my otherwise nice quiet neighborhood. I asked for the dog and got her. She and I get along fine, but she just won’t put up with intrusions.

I tried some different methods and products for anxiety, she even sleeps on a grounding mat, and really she’s calm when it’s just the two of us. She’s fine with the two cats. Funny…she has a dog door, so anytime has access to outdoors, but is obviously afraid of the dark and I have to go out with her at night.

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C. Wilson's avatar

our dog was fine with us, too. We are really good at training, but we knew he needed a pro. If you can find someone, I think you will be very pleased and so with the dog. It's not free. Our dog is 5. There is nothing like the love of a dog.

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Robert's avatar

Ridiculous comments. YOU distract from the mission.

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C. Wilson's avatar

At least I'm not a troll.

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Robert's avatar

It's over. Try to relax.

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alongername's avatar

Gives some real meaning to the words ..."Dog eat Dog "

and a new catch phrase : "Spit and get Bit ! "

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C. Wilson's avatar

When a dog bites, there is a procedure. The dog must go to the special K9 vet contracted by the agency. Plenty of paperwork. K9 bite is on the level of an officer discharging his/her firearm.

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Robert's avatar

Yeah. No kidding.🙄

Police officers with trained and tethered dogs. The situation in Seattle isn't funny. Neither is your comment.

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C. Wilson's avatar

you seem confused. My comment was not funny, but you have the charisteristics of a troll.

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Robert's avatar

Hush.

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Robin's avatar

Donated! And adding you to my prayer list! 6am-7am EST daily!

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josh's avatar

Thank you!🙏

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Trish's avatar

I donated last week using the seattlefired link.

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Reelin’ In The Fears's avatar

I’d really like to believe that the ChiCom plot to interfere with the 2020 election will eviscerate the MSM/legacy media and take out Wray, et. al. But I’m skeptical. But, alas, far too many Americans continue to “read the daily news and swear by every word” *

So I’m not getting my hopes up.

* Barrytown by Steely Dan

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josh's avatar

Big news from a local journalist.

Fake Vax cards for firefighters!

@jeffchilders

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/undivided-with-brandi-kruse/id1596795035?i=1000713490116

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

My heart is set, O God, my heart is set;

I will sing, yes, I will sing praises!

Awake, my glory!

Awake, harp and lyre!

I will awaken the dawn.

I will give thanks to You, O Lord, among the peoples;

I will sing praises to You among the nations.

For Your lovingkindness is great to the heavens

And Your truth to the skies.

Be exalted above the heavens, O God;

Let Your glory be above all the earth.

— Psalm 57:7-11 LSB

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Happy Anniversary 💗🙏‼️

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Kitkat's avatar

1800-era democrats "Who will pick the cotton?!"

Current day democrats "Who will pick the produce?!"

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Have you seen the video of the lib, some office holder I forget who? She asked so crudely ‘who will wipe our a*^es?

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Mystic William's avatar

Of course the correct answer to that question is Gender Study Majors and Harvard PhDs.

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alongername's avatar

These people are living in the BOZONE .... " Bozone: The substance surrounding stupid people that stops bright ideas from penetrating. The bozone layer, unfortunately, shows little sign of breaking down in the near future."

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kittynana's avatar

@Karen- I saw that.

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Kathy Lux's avatar

I saw that. It was so disgusting.

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C. Wilson's avatar

Saw it. Wouldn't that make a great ad for her opponent next election?

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Yes!! Good idea!!

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Jeff S's avatar

Who will mow my lawn!

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Kitkat's avatar

People are shocked that I mow my own lawn, wash my own car, clean my own house.

I grew up in the 70ys...kids were the "illegal aliens" of the time. We did all those chores ourselves.

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Sierra Carr's avatar

From the time I was 5 years old thru my teens, I spent all summer in the fields picking strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and beans in the PNW as my grandparents leased fields and grew these products. We (my siblings and I) didn't get a choice and we didn't complain. It was what we knew and we loved our grandparents.

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Juju's avatar

On top of all that my first job in middle school was pulling weeds in soybean fields for the farmer we rented our house from. Then one of my first “summer” jobs in high school was detasseling corn for area farmers (I think owned by DelMonte.) They rounded up all the high school kids in all the neighboring towns and offered somewhat decent pay - good enough for a student.

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Jeff S's avatar

My two older brothers and I delivered newspapers for several years, assisted by our father. We boys each earned a few dollars per week. We also shoveled snow from driveways and sidewalks for a few quarters per job. The worst: mowing lawns. Paid less than the shoveling. We used an old cylinder mower. Pushed it around. Powered by our legs and arms. Dad refused to "waste" money on a gas contraption.

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Janet's avatar

Hubbys father lost his machinist job. He and his brother delivered a hundred newspapers sharing one bicycle for 2 routes. His dad had a route also. This was survival money. Raised rabbits for sale. Mowed lawns. They shoveled in the winter. Hubby paid his own college.

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Jeff S's avatar

The good old days, the good old ways.

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MaryAnn's avatar

In jr. high, I hoed weeds out of sugarbeet fields alongside the migrant workers for a brief time. Back then the workers were nomadic, moving around the west working on farms. The next summer I worked in the Headstart program serving the children of the migrant farmers.

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Jeff S's avatar

What? You must be from another planet!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Me too 😆

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Valerie's avatar

We called our kids ours ‘slave labor’ when they were growing up (tongue in cheek, of course). Now that the last one is in college, we’re having to do things like wash the windows ourselves and we are not fans, lol.

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Juju's avatar

I admit as we contemplated last night having our youngest come home for a while, (he just graduated with his masters this weekend and being an autistic white male with a 3.96 GPA in Software Engineering is unable to get a second interview much less an offer,) and I may have gotten more than just a little excited over the addition of some slave labor back into the household. 😆

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C. Wilson's avatar

I pray for you. For someone like your son, there IS a great job out there. He just hasn't found it yet. It took me 4 years after my graduation, many years ago, to find a job in my field. Then I hit gold! I was a female in a traditional male field. There are things we cannot change about ourselves, but there is always someone who turns out to be the Angel we need. Angels are all around and sometimes/often they don't look like what they are!

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Juju's avatar

❤️💕❤️💕 He definitely needs an angel!!! He’s very bright and competent, but his personality is impacted by his autism, aaaand so is his outward appearance so those looking for a charismatic, influential personality don’t like him. That’s tough. He’s been depressed and anxious because he is aware of it and can’t do much about it.

We decided to have him come home to continue his job search while he gets emotionally and physically healed. Our entire household is 100% Keto so if you live here you can’t help but benefit from the healing effects of that (transformative for our older son…)

That is hard to do on your own when you’re strapped for money and full of anxiety, so our taking care of that for him will leave his mind free to focus on the job search as well as hopefully finding a way to grow closer to God. Matthew 6:33 “Seek ye first the Kingdom of God, and all these things will be added unto you.”

Now I just need to figure out how to assist him in seeking God’s Kingdom.

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Janet's avatar

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 he finds the niche he is made for. My grandson is high functioning autistic. Home from his first year of college. His personality is working against him finding a job also. The second semester was very hard and he has physical problems also. I don’t live very close unfortunately. Your son’s achievements are amazing. God bless him.

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AngelaK's avatar

There's nothing wrong with children living at home if they need to.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Prayers for your son and his loving supportive family. Btw, his university has job search resources to help connect him to potential employers. 🙏🏻

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Juju's avatar

Yeah but they are 90% staffed by other students (work study programs) and they gave all their efforts to minorities and marginalized or gender groups, not white males - and none of them that worked there understood the technical fields. The remaining 10% are professors that are never there and also not from the school of digital tech. I was sad he couldn’t get more help from them. 38 years ago I graduated from a state school in computer science and I honestly had my head on backwards and was just along for the ride. I was really good at my field of study but clueless about the real world and business and how to interact properly with others. I remember I had over three dozen in person interviews AT THE SCHOOL that they set up for me! Because they all came there to interview the new crop of graduates. Of that I got 9 second interviews (flown to four other states,) and 5 offers. I didn’t really send my resume anywhere myself. The school helped me get a job. Now, that was the 80s and I was a woman which was a unicorn in my field at that time, especially one with a high gpa. So even back then DEI was being used to help only those that fit a particular identity.

My son is being stopped by AI crawlers that filter and select the resumes and offer an initial phone interview if you’re picked. He sent out over a thousand so far and got three phone interviews. None in person. No second interviews. All use the vanilla excuse “you’re over qualified” or “you don’t have enough experience”. (What graduate does?🤷🏼‍♀️) I think they just didn’t like something about him and it’s easier to give those excuses than say “well we liked the other candidate better.” 😆

Still, I think all schools should offer the kind of support I got long ago, and ensure their grads get offers. It’s not that way these days unless you are a minority or off the charts gifted and in the top 10 of your class.

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C. Wilson's avatar

I know a few people who have autistic adult children. All of the children live at home or a stone's throw from family. I've known all along that those kids would never be able to live like the rest of us do. I'm so proud of their families. All of them are now gainefully employed. One had to make the decision to go off "disability" government money. Her mom told me that the young woman (now in her 40s) along with the family made that decision knowing it was irreversible. It has worked out well. She works for a company that "gets it." Great employee.

I applaud you for doing what you are. Hoping there is work near enough for him to continue living in the loving arms of his family. Might that be what he needs to achieve the best he can for himself?

I had a tough time years ago. Medical. Someone gave me a pen that had this on the barrel of it..."Don't believe in Angels. Depend on them."

As you already know I believe in Angels, but that wasn't the point.

I pray that an Angel or a few show up. Sometimes they are just a regular person you would never expect!

Online work or partially so? You are in my prayers.

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Valerie's avatar

That’s just tragic. I’ll pray that he is able to find a good position.

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Juju's avatar

Thanks! He sure could use prayer.

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MDM 2.0's avatar

child abuse

at least nowadays it would be

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Jeff S's avatar

Yup.

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C. Wilson's avatar

Where I live it's mostly white guys doing the mowing. It's year round and good money. Hard work of course

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alongername's avatar

Who will pick my nose !

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Jeff S's avatar

Eastern Philosophy: You can pick your friends. And you can pick your nose. But you can't pick your friend's nose.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

the democrats that ask this ! put them to work.

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Sherry's avatar

The narrative that we need illegals for farming and to pick our crops, is a flat out lie. The US has Temporary Agriculture Visa’s, its uncapped and allows non citizens to come and do seasonal work and then go home. Until twenty years ago, Mexicans can to our little town and lived in little houses built for them to pick tomatoes.

The bigger problem is that politicians need to look at corporate farming and start restricting it. It’s as big a threat to our country as our foreign adversaries. If the same 4 corporations that own all of grocery stores and food manufacturing also own all of the farms, just what do people think will happen to our food chain. They will control prices, healthy choices, how much food people get, etc. Why doesn’t government use antitrust laws on our food? !!!!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Robots with refractometers in-built so they can sense the degree of maturity (degrees Brix---the higher the number, the higher the $$ for the farmer) of the produce and pluck it with a more delicate touch.

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RSgva's avatar

Yes, Jeff is right, this is old style states-rights “nullification“.

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SB's avatar

Worse than that it’s “who will clean my house for pennies?” I was actually wondering if the illegal that politician was protecting is his under the radar Gardner?

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MARCI's avatar

And who will wipe our azzes?!

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

Who will pack the meat?

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Lorita's avatar

Here in Oregon, I ask "what meat?". Higher prices every week and empty shelves...

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Karen Bandy's avatar

We just bought some from a local grower here in Central Oregon. We’re eating less than we did, but I think that started last year when prices started shooting up higher, the supply issues started before that of course. At least now what we eat is locally grown, grass fed and fairly priced, maybe even better than Costco. I’ve heard rumors that costco growers aren’t following good practices. Who know?

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

That's terrible. Truly. (No meat.)

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Covid: I never realized we had such a tenuous hold on freedom.

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RSgva's avatar

It’s hard to talk with people who are unaware of what happened, but my first step is to say flatly that the entire operation was run by the NSA/military with emergency declarations under DOD legal authority, Paraguay style. Old HHS procedures out the window. People just don’t believe me. Is there a way to improve on the short version?

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

"your government tried to kill you"

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Juju's avatar

For a free donut

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Like a birthright for a bowl of lentils.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

GREAT analogy - that changed the course of The Chosen People for eternity. And Esau's lineage has ALWAYS been outliers in society.

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Debra's avatar

and a ticket to a million dollar lottery!

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BBS's avatar
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And maybe somebody still is. All this rain...farmers' crops being destroyed--chemtrails, seeding, climate manipulation...

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I like what Kathleen just posted if you really want to try to WAKE UP the WALKING DEAD. If they're wearing a mask--forget it, my friend--they're GONE!!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Very sadly masking is equivalent to solidarity confinement or in the loony padded room with all the others because no one is going to approach you when you are giving the clear message that you are insane and that you believe everyone else is.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I was actually revulsed and almost sick to my stomach when I would see "masked marauders" while out and about. NOW???? I just pray for them and feel a deep sadness!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I still feel sick and repulsed.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Yes. Ppl I love. 😭

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

Yes..."ditto" on my home front my youngest son and his wife are 'mired in confusion and belief in the false doctrine of "state loves me". I find it monstrous since they are both born again believers in the Lord Jesus Christ!

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RSgva's avatar

I was thinking about the Inbetweeners. Agree, those still masking are mentally ill. Gone.

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Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

I know, RS....I know!! It's so amazing to me how many MILLIONS believe "the state" is concerned with their personal welfare. It saddens me to the core. I have ALWAYS been keenly aware of the tenuous condition of "personal and medical freedom" in humanity. The USA is the LAST BEST HOPE for those freedoms and we are on the 'cusp' of either HOLDING onto them or LOSING THEM FOREVER!

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Debra's avatar

Ohh but it's ok to wear a mask if you are protesting and rioting.......

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alongername's avatar

As soon as i tell someone they are brainwashed ............ the conversation pretty much ends .

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Peter Schott's avatar

Well, a certain former CA governator had thoughts about our freedoms during that time. :/

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Donna in MO's avatar

Yes, I saw a stack from Vigilant Fox on his appearance on the View - comments were running 2 to 1 against him from people who still bashed him despite his efforts to redeem himself

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Abiding Dude's avatar

Arnold is a vile turd... for many many reasons, not just his Covid/Vax bullcrap.

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Donna in MO's avatar

I have paid zero attention to him, I guess his appearance on the View was a hail mary to try to make himself relevant.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

His past heavy steroid, drug and alcohol use have really taken a toll.

He has devolved into a cockroach.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

He did knock up his housekeeper.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

LOL! Yes, what a class act, eh?

When I lived in LA, we used to see him occasionally at the clubs, always max stoned on reefer... talking loud... a varsity douche bag...

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Mystic William's avatar

I don’t agree he redeemed himself. He said to obey the Feds. They have authority. Arnold in both statements exhibited the same Germanic authoritarianism. ‘Obey the Feds’ ‘Screw your freedoms’ are logically consistent.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Oh I don't think he redeemed himself, I just said he was trying to.

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Mystic William's avatar

My point is, he isn’t trying to. He is speaking from the same impetus.

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Susan Seas's avatar

I say NO DEALS! Looks like Arnie got one 😠

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alongername's avatar

and......... i never realized how LARGE a percentage of the population was operating on Robot Level . Critical thinking skills omitted from their model .

I am looking for a model with a brain . Human brain. Seems to be "out of stock "

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Tonya's avatar

"We’d naively believed it couldn’t happen."

This is true of me, not because I believed they wouldn't try, but because I couldn't imagine so many would comply.

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Debra's avatar

Well I must be a fierce momma bear. None of my kids or grandkids complied after I told them NO WAY are you taking an experimental untested drug issued by the government! My husband did not listen to me. He took 3 in 2021. He died in Sept. 2022.

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kittynana's avatar

@Debra- One daughter had to for work (she's single so needs the job) The other two did not nor did my daughter's husband. MY husband did and regrets is every single day because he now has permanent heart damage. They have told him NOT to take any boosters because he WILL die. I'm sorry you lost your husband. Truly.

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Mystic William's avatar

Very sorry to hear this. But glad you defended your family as best you could.

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Kathy Lux's avatar

I am so sorry for your loss.

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Copernicus's avatar

I'm so sorry.

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FH's avatar

Oh so sorry.

A dear member of my 55+ community told me the other day about her husband’s dementia beginning in 2021, then his death two years ago, and a year later death of her SIL after being riddled with cancer that appeared rather suddenly. I kept my mouth shut, all I could think of was “💉💉💉💀”.

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Erin Fight's avatar

So sorry for your loss. My bil, at the urging of Vax Daddy, djt, took 3 shots and is dying of Glioblastoma and "mysterious " blood clots. People forget Warp Speed. I voted for him 2X. Not a 3rd.

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kittynana's avatar

@Tonya- I was the odd man out in family and friends circles. I trust in my critical thinking skills and don't allow anyone to think for me. That makes me an outcast. Tough.

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Juju's avatar

When they take control of the media and the academic institutions like they did, anything can happen with full compliance. If we want to prevent this in the future we have to find a way to prevent THAT from ever occurring again. X and Substack help but won’t be enough.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Naxi Germany 2x. And so many others. It can happen again because fear rules. NO FEAR is the joke. The devil laughs.

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shayne's avatar

Fear causes people do things they wouldn't ordinarily do.

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Dana Hope's avatar

The DNC members you mentioned are named Dingleberry, Pocan and Chou? The material just writes itself with these people.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Reminds me of:

"San Francisco television station KTVU fell victim to a prank which led news anchor Tori Campbell to report the names of the pilots as "Captain Sum Ting Wong", "Wi Tu Lo", "Ho Lee Fuk", and "Bang Ding Ow", in the immediate aftermath of the crash."

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Jeff S's avatar

That crash wasn't funny. But the prank was hilarious!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Best ever!

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Debra's avatar

I always like the book "Under the Bleachers" by C. Moore Butz.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

An oldie, but a goodie! Was going around in my childhood 65 years ago…

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alongername's avatar

"Holly Sheet "

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Susan Seas's avatar

Like Karen Bass. She’s a Karen alright. Still waiting to see if she’s a big or little fish. Wide mouth Bass?

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Abiding Dude's avatar

She's a hardcore Cuban-type communist and radical that despises America.

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Sherry's avatar

I think a third or more of the Democratic Party is hard core communists that hate America.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

Yes, at least... and those slimy jerks vote in lock-step against EVERYTHING conservatives and most of America wants...

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Susan Seas's avatar

💯

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Glitterpuppy's avatar

I question if she has enough brain cells to hate anything… like accusing a mushroom of a lapse in judgment.

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The Great Resist's avatar

It’s so very creepy the way she smiles when she’s announcing bad news. The worse the news, the more her lips turn up at the corners. I noticed it when she would talk about how much of her city was burned to the ground in January, and again recently when discussing the “peaceful” riots. Her hatred for America is so deep that she can’t hide her glee over disaster.

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Mystic William's avatar

Hillary is the same. She occasionally smirks, but gleeful laughter and real smiles is when someone is hurt.

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The Great Resist's avatar

Yes! I hadn’t thought of that witch in a while (thank goodness!).

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Julie's avatar

Same. It’s bizarre how she does that.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I see it too.

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Marty Kiner's avatar

lol her real name is Dingle. Her husband held that seat and when he died she was plopped in place. Her husband was something like the oldest person in the senate or something.

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richardw's avatar

Plopped

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Paula's avatar

Debbie Dingle sounds like a p*rn name. Dingleberry is actually better! 😆

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Juju's avatar

I honestly thought “Dingleberry” was just Jeff being tongue in cheek funny. I had to look it up. 🤣🤦🏼‍♀️

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Debra's avatar

Poor Debbie Dingleberry. I think I would legally change my name.

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Sherry's avatar

lol

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Willing Spirit's avatar

If my name was Dingleberry, I would figure out how to afford to change it.

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M. Patrick McCrary's avatar

On the subject of the stolen election in 2020, there is already adequate proof that it occurred because if the Hunter Biden laptop story had not been suppressed or characterized as Russian propaganda, polls taken shortly after the election showed that 9% of Biden voters would have flipped and that alone would have given the election to Trump.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

That for sure. And now this added information about the CCP. That was actual election interference by a foreign nation, a serious offense. IMO, it was a combination of many factors that the Dems/deep state used to steal 2020 from the people. The covid scamdemic, the so-called mail-in ballot allowances that were really cover for illegal ballot stuffing, etc. What happened in 2020 was the REAL insurrection. And now we hear Dems crying that the 2024 election was not secure, and Kamabla didn't win because of machine discrepancies and vote flipping. I hope they pursue that in court, so the 2020 fraud will be further exposed.

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Since Wray swore under oath he saw no interference other than Russian, maybe he can be prosecuted.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Yes, and I hope he is.

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Do you think we’ll get any traction this time? Do you think anything will be done about it?

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Debra's avatar

My only hope is that the dimwitted Democrats in Oregon wake up and vote for democracy. But I think most of them are liberal zombies under the curse of the satanism of Oregon politician's. These are narcissistic people who hate to be wrong, will never admit their mistakes and take their mistakes to the grave along with the entire state.

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Well, hey, the Legislature just celebrated black drag queens, with them parading around the floor where Oregon business is supposed to be done. Just an example of why Oregon is so poorly run.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Hearing comments like this just makes me so sad for that wonderful state of Oregon, where I still have two cousins. I wrote the one cousin in Portland two months ago, but have not heard back. I do not know why.

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Tamsin's avatar

Yeah, I'm not liking this pivot from "Russia Russia Russia" to "China China China".

To try to paint China as our mortal enemy now, after 25 years of Americans, rich and poor and middle-class alike, enjoying the fruits of offshoring our manufacturing to China and its dominions? We liked the cheap goods, it increased our standard of living?

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J. Fast's avatar

It increased our standard of living?? It what cost? The elimination of entire industries and jobs in the US…all so we could buy lead paint on children’s’ toys, poisoned pet food, crappy pharmaceuticals that have killed people (look up blood-thinning medication), and generally substandard quality.

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The Great Resist's avatar

You’re so right about substandard quality! Especially beware of medications manufactured in China.

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kittynana's avatar

@J- yes. China was (is) slowly killing us off and people still buy from Temu and Shein.

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J. Fast's avatar

Let me add, all while China under cut Americans by using slave labor.

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Don’t forget about the back door kill switches on big electrical transformers. They might be able to take down the grid at any time.

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Lisa Yingling's avatar

It didn't increase my standard of living having to replace cheap goods in months instead of decades. Give me a break. I havent enjoyed a second of doll sized cheap clothes, appliances that break in months, poison fish or saline injected chicken. China makes crap products and steals our tech. I gladly pay extra for USA products. Speak for yourself.

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FlatEarthFlyer's avatar

Jeff, your mention of alarm failures and late flights took me immediately back to my flight attendant days. I used to set 3 alarms when I was in a hotel (phone, the room’s radio alarm, and a call from the front desk), since sometimes I’d have to be up at 3 AM, only to get a call from Scheduling that the flight was delayed. But by then I was already dressed and made up and wasn’t about to go back to bed and undo all that! Gee, those were the days…🥰 Many times I’ve wished I’d never retired early, but covid and DEI ruined it all, and flying will never be the same again. Besides, it’s embarrassing to work with men dressed and made up as women, 5:00 shadow and all. Passengers used to look at me for some kind of answer or reassurance, and I couldn’t give them any. I’m so sick and tired of the Devil ruining the good things in life. What a sublime Day it will be when Yeshua returns…🙏🏻✝️

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PEL's avatar
Jun 18Edited

On the plus side no more “smoking sections” in economy. That was insane. Sure the smoke will stay behind row 35 and not stray anywhere else! Made all the sense.

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carily myers's avatar

Years ago, I flew between Athens and Souda Bay, Crete many times (yes, there were goats and chickens amongst us). The left side was "smoking", the right side was "non-smoking". Hahahaha.

No kidding.

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Ohio Deb's avatar

lol! Plexiglass to protect the store check-outs!

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kittynana's avatar

@Pel- like the no smoking section of the casino. Uh huh.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Right???

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Thank you for this comment FEF.

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Starsky's avatar

Was that really happening? Criminy. So glad I left the airlines by 2005.

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FlatEarthFlyer's avatar

Yeah, unfortunately. And I can’t tell you how many times I “misgendered” people back then, usually women. They’d sit there with their butch haircuts, men’s clothes, no earrings or makeup, and then be insulted when I called them “sir.”

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kittynana's avatar

@Flat Earther- HAHAHAHA!!! My husband's niece, whom we love dearly, is a butch lesbian. Built like a concrete house but still likes to get pedicures, etc. She was at our house the other day and our 3 year old grandson wanted to play so he asked "Where's that big guy?" I said "The only big guy here is Uncle (insert uncle's name, my son in law who is 6'7" and 375 lbs)." "No. The big guy with the yellow shirt." Oh! You mean (insert niece's name)?! She's outside on the deck!" OMG. We all died laughing, including said niece. She's a great sport about it. Never, ever takes offense.

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alongername's avatar

Maybe a little "off color "............ but our old joke was :

Q: What's the difference betweeen a whale and a lesbian ?

A: Lesbian is the one with the flannel shirt

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kittynana's avatar

@Name- I have a gay friend who is always teasing me about being gay (I'm not). Flannel shirts and Birkenstocks always make the narrative. We joke that my sister is on her 5th Subaru and has a travel friend named (insert woman's name here).

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Shari Ray's avatar

I left June 2005! Gave it 20! No way I could possibly deal with FEF descriptions of crazy crew members and passengers during the plandemic or the recent ‘gender’ crisis! I’m totally sane but probably would have gone ‘postal’ !

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Starsky's avatar

You lasted longer than me… I gave it ten.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Sick and tired.. I certainly felt that way in the field of public education. How long, O Lord, how long?

Thank God for the relief we have now. I honestly didn’t think I could take any more.

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Ed Thorrens's avatar

He is coming back on a white horse as a conqueror!!!

“And I looked, and behold, a white horse. He who sat on it had a bow; and a crown was given to him, and he went out conquering and to conquer.”

‭‭Revelation‬ ‭6‬:‭2‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

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SunnyWoods's avatar

Perhaps you meant Rev 19:11-16

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SunnyWoods's avatar

This is not Jesus. Jesus already has the Crown of Life. “Then I saw The Lamb open one of the seven seals.” He’s already there. Opening the seals.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

There are horses in heaven!

I said this to a friend who reported leading an elderly man to a profession of faith in Christ, but then telling him. No, sadly, your little dog can’t be in heaven with you.

She seemed stunned.

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Sherry's avatar

I asked a minister that I like very much about our pets in heaven and said if you need them to be there, they’ll be there. My idea of heaven is to be able to pet the lions and the bears and love them up close. And be able to talk to my pets from this life. You can use that idea as a metaphor for living with humans in heaven that we want to love on earth but earthly limitations make it difficult if not impossible.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I think so too!

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shayne's avatar

Revelation speaks of the beasts in heaven and the beasts on earth.

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kapoore's avatar

Good work up there in the capitol! Unfortunately for California if it’s up to the state we’re into the doo doo. But there are ways to skirt the worst of it even though no one—I mean no one in CA—is going to bother to pick it up. So, recently a lawsuit that involved a young student who was going to get kicked out of school because she didn’t have the full course of the school recommended vaccines, although she had a doctor’s excuse and titers for all previous vaccines that showed she was immune. (You know titers are now preferred over vaccines in settings where a person cannot spread a bad disease—like transplant patient caregivers, etc. They don’t want to see your vaccine record, they want to see your titers. Anyway, this lawsuit is going forward after multiple attempts to throw it out due to standing. Hooray. If our students can get one vaccine and then titer out for the rest that is progress.

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Lori's avatar

Titers rock!

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

How can it be that they’re still requiring vaccine for that for something that isn’t even an issue any longer? Or is Covid now right up there with the other infectious diseases forever? I wish RFK would just stop this progression.

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kittynana's avatar

@kapoore- I was an older student (read: older than many of my teachers and professors and clearly older than the students). When it came to my shot records, I didn't have them. My mother was long gone and her house was emptied and sold. They accepted my titers. It's a good idea. Anyone can fudge records but you can't fudge blood.

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Copernicus's avatar

Titers are not reliable indicators of immunity.

Doctors *used* to know this.

I remember distinctly being told that this is one of the difficulties in determining vaccine efficacy. Immunity can be present without high or any titers. The body's B-cells still remember how to quickly make the antibodies but have no need to be making them at present. So they don't.

Also, titer levels after viral infections often drop. So, how, exactly, does one *know* based on titers that he is immune to a virus?

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Kitkat's avatar

yay! The West-coasters get a shot at the first 100 comments. :D

It's going to be an exceptionally good Hump Day.

Time to dig in!!

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

I hope the reckoning comes before all of them have died of old age.

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Mike's avatar

I hope the reckoning comes before I DIE!

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FGB3's avatar

I hope I die BEFORE!

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Debra's avatar

Have no fear the reckoning will happen, even after death.

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FGB3's avatar

That one I don't fear at all.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Pennsylvania cheated 2020.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Kathleen - did you see where the Dems are now claiming Kamala should have won in 2024, but there was tampering and shenanigans with the machines? They want investigations. I say Bring It, it will only expose the actual insurrection of the stolen 2020 election.

In fact, I hope they force a "do-over" with paper ballots and hand counting. That will show them!

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

It would be good for liberal courts to set the “standing” and other standards based on thinking Kamala got robbed. Then conservatives can use THOSE standards and appeal.

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Tiny basket of deplorable's avatar

Dave, unfortunately most of the 2020 paper ballots were destroyed as there is some kind of rule that they only need to be kept for 22 months or something looney like that.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Bunch of imbeciles…

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Abiding Dude's avatar

Arizona too... Bigly.

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Thoughtful's avatar

WHEW! I was getting worried. Crazy how well you've conditioned us to expect an early morning drop! 😅

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kittynana's avatar

@Thoughtful- I used to go to bed looking forward to my first cup of coffee. Now I go to bed looking forward to C&C!

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Juju's avatar

And I actually like having it all over the board. Some days I get to it late and others it’s released late enough for me. Once in a while I catch an early release when he has one and I’m still under my comforter enjoying his prose. But then I’ve never been a routine person at all. I get bored. Every day is different for me. Drives my husband nuts 🤣

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I can relate!

I could never lay out my clothes the night before because I didn’t know what my mood would be the next day…

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Sherry's avatar

I’m a very habit forming person, unfortunately most of them are bad. lol

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Juju's avatar

🤣👍 They are comfortable aren’t they. Lol

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Debra's avatar

Inconsistent is a constant for me for 71 years now. Husband is now gone so he is reprieved from duty.

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Juju's avatar

It must be my artistic soul. I like surprises and new situations. Lol

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RunningLogic's avatar

—“As regular readers know, I’ve been infesting the nation’s capital this week”

Knowing the nation’s capital, and knowing you, I would say it’s the other way around, the capital is the infesting party 😆😛

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Carol Brizzolara's avatar

I imagine Jeff was like a diamond sparkling against a backdrop of the blackness of DC.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Nice simile! 😊

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Guy White's avatar

Every time I visit DC, which is every few years, I feel like I need to de-louse upon returning home. But the urgency to do so is mitigated if I can walk the grounds of Arlington National Cemetery first. It’s humbling, and yet still so striking to stand on the wooded hillsides amid our fallen heroes and look across to the Capitol where so many self-centered narcissists are unworthy of the sacrifices represented by the rows and rows of headstones. Fortunately that general feeling has been lessened somewhat by knowing that President Trump and his cabinet of committed patriots are in charge now. ‘Murica!

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