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And my, that is a nice one. So it’s Audrey Brunette Friday. I like it.
Mornin’ Gang
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Sarah the puppy still hasn’t quite figured out that when her humans get in the bed it is time for sleep. A long sleep. Mrs. Bonecrusher took her out at 0230 and I got up and started my day at 0415. SHe failed her test the last time we h=gave her free reign during the day, so she is spending the day in the laundry room.
She is going to lose her mind when I let her out.
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Bones, I feel your pain, Lil’ Bit often gets me up in the wee hours of the morning. This morning she got me up at 2:11 AM to go out and take a dump, yesterday it was 2:01 AM but she only went out to pee. Oddly enough about half the time she sleeps all night.
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How about that? The Airton Purple Cats Cheerleaders manged to get on TV yesterday.
FWIW; Our Grandniece is in that group. 😉
The Extra Point Cheer Squad of the Week: The Ariton Purplecats.
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Mad Magazine; Early one morning in South America. 😀
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Got up a little late this morning, but I was still able to water the garden without turning into a puddle. I finished my latest round of FDing last night – ice cream sandwich bites and cheesecake. Some have been put aside for later use, but Hubby got his own jar of ice cream for snacking. He liked them the last time.
It’s hard to believe it’s September, though I’m grateful that the passage of time will hopefully mean this hot weather will be passing, too. August was too long and too hot. It will be interesting to see what happens in the garden when the weather finally breaks. Is it true that Houston may get some rain tomorrow!? I’m trying not to get too hopeful. If we do, those first few minutes on the highway will be dangerous – we’ve had a couple of months to accumulate oil on the asphalt and concrete, and when that water hits…people will be looking up as they start to slide like bumper cars. We’re used to frequent enough rains to rinse the roads fairly often.
I have strapped the Ever So Sexy Bone Growth Stimulator about my waist. September also marks my countdown to my last day on this thing. They said nine months, and at first I thought I’d be free of it by mid-September, but I remembered that it wasn’t prescribed until a week or so later. I really, really don’t want to go through this again, so I’ll add an extra week, just to be sure. Either way, I’ll be rid of this thing by the end of the month! But it looks like I’ll battle sciatica on an ongoing basis – still hurting a bit this morning.
So, coffee in hand and half a muscle relaxant in my stomach, I shall trot over to see if Mr. Childers has gotten up yet…
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SECRET EPIDEMICS ☙ Friday, September 1, 2023 ☙ C&C NEWS
Good morning, C&C family, it is finally Friday! And your extended roundup today includes: award-winning ABC producer who “debunked” pedophilia conspiracy theories pleads guilty to being a grotesque pedophile; I discover the first secret epidemic and you aren’t going to believe it; April study proves longevity and ubiquity of mRNA spike in the body; Michigan teen’s controversial 2021 post-jab death back in the news; new study claims jabs depress the immune system, especially dangerously for kids; CDC stealthily implementing programs across the country to deal with a new, real epidemic, as common as cancer, as fatal as a heart attack; more evidence of rising rates and severity of garden-variety infections; SADS wrestler heart attack; SADS fitness enthusiast DOUBLE heart attack; and more good news from the counter-revolution in Florida.
Childers starts with a retraction of speculations about nude night swimming at Martha’s Vineyard. Turns out there are nude beaches there and he was ignorant of the double clothing layer practice of nighttime swimmers.
Who’d’a thunk it?
Onward to news: ABC investigate journalist involved in child porn. Story was run by NBC.
Go figger. /smile
James Gorden Meek resigned last year after his arrest. He’d won an Emmy for his reporting on the Pulse gay nightclub shooting. He pled guilty last month to child porn charges. Unsurprisingly, he was based in DC, where the rumors of child porn and sex slavery abound.
Speaking of which, he was the main denouncer of the “Pizzagate conspiracy theory,” based upon leaked emails from John Podesta, who was advisor to Clinton. The emails pointed to members of Hillary Clinton’s campaign being involved in a child sex trafficking ring, supposedly run out of DC area pizza parlor called Comet Ping Pong. DC – where Meeks had his abode.
Childers pulled up the case to read the arrest affidavit:
…. I won’t subject you to the pure, unadulterated evil described in that appalling document, except to say I pray for the FBI agent who had to review the evidence and draft it.
But to give you a general sense of what we’re talking about, among many other awful things, Mr. Meek’s personal iPhone contained a video of the forcible sodomy of a screaming and crying infant girl, along with the reporter’s unbelievable descriptions of his extreme sexual arousal and grotesque, infuriating rape fantasies of repeating the same act himself.
It also included screenshots of reporter Meek’s chats on kids’ social media platforms, where he was coercing children into sending him naked photos. And that’s probably enough to brief you in.
That special place in Hell is renovating to add more room….
The FBI found sexual abuse data going back to 2014, which would encompass the DC sex conspiracy story. He was doing what he was debunking, while tamping down the story.
(On an aside, in his upcoming sentencing, Meeks faces less prison time than does President Trump.)
I was on the fence about whether to include this story at all, when I did a routine cross-reference search for “ABC child charges.”
I found an epidemic.
Here are just a few of this week’s headlines that one single search returned: [insert multiple horrific headlines]
There were more. Maybe a lot more. I don’t even know how many more, I had to stop scrolling due to running out of time.
In a sense, in hindsight, the Comet Ping Pong conspiracy hypothesis was undoubtedly right. Setting aside the fact it was only “debunked” by people like Meeks with obvious motives to bury the story, in a broader perspective, there clearly is a BIG problem. Is this epidemic of pedophilia the temptation created by (apparently) easily-available CSAM (child sexual abuse material) online? Is it naked trans men at the White House? Is it the legalization and acceptance of atypical sexual practices?
Or is it something else? Is the Nation possessed?
Finally — kudos, once again, to the FBI field agents who carefully planned and executed reporter Meeks’ investigation. FBI leadership has taken a lot of well-earned criticism lately, but there are plenty of good agents still working in the agency. Thank you.
I remember an interview with Caveziel where he described a lot of whispering during a screening of “Sound of Freedom”. BTW – if you haven’t seen the movie – SEE IT! You won’t see anything explicit, but you won’t have to, to understand how horrible the situation is.
He asked them what the whispering was about, and the audience replied “Epstein Island!” The sad part is, Epstein’s island is only one of the many out there.
Sick adults who prey on kids are prevalent. And there is a move to make MAPs (Minor Attracted Persons, aka “pedophiles”) an acceptable sexual group, like gays and the long alphabet group.
God created man and woman. He told them to go forth and multiply. He did not say “go forth and rape animals, same sex, and children”. Natural law tells us how our bodies are to be used. I’ll stop there, but you get the idea.
I listened to an interview with an exorcist, and he explained that Satan likes to use sexual behavior to corrupt humans, because it is in the sex act that we work with God to do His work – the act of creation. By getting human souls to reject this cooperation with God, he gets his claws into their souls. I remember the words of a saint: “Souls falling into Hell like snowflakes”.
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Once a week, usually Thursday afternoon my wife calls her San Leon friend Patty and talks for 2-3 hours. She grabs a beer and her phone and sits on the front or back porch, the swing in the cedar tree or on the porch of the Pole Barn. She might be at one or all locations in a single loong call. Yesterday she was sitting in the folding chair beside the people door to the Pole Barn so I went out, opened the door, turned on the Gumbi Dammit fan and picked her up, chair and all and put her in the door opening. 😀
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Next on the Jab front:
The Journal of Proteomics Clinical Applications quietly published a new Italian study back in April blandly titled, “Detection of recombinant Spike protein in the blood of individuals vaccinated against SARS‐CoV‐2: Possible molecular mechanisms.”
I remind you that the original story on the jab was that it would stay in one place and would degrade over a period of days. (I have some ocean front property in Arizona that I can sell to anyone who believed that story.) Moderna and Pfizer let the government agencies make those claims to the public. I guess it was so that they couldn’t be sued for lying their ever-lovin’ a$$es off, and the government is probably better at spouting lies, as well as having enforcement and coercive abilities that Big Pharma doesn’t have. Add to that the Big Tech and Big Media clamping down on any non-conforming information…it’s no wonder that even rational people got sucked in.
Back to the study:
mRNA vaccines … may represent a new standard of vaccination. However, it is the duty of the scientist not to neglect controls. Herein lies the importance of monitoring vaccine-induced Spike protein “PP” after a time period after vaccination in human biological samples. The presented method allows to assess the half-life of the Spike “PP” protein molecule and to consider the risks or benefits in continuing further booster doses of the SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccine.
The researchers were able to distinguish between natural spike proteins and jab spikes. The jab spikes were labeled “PP”.
The study found that the PPs were persistent, lasting “more than 30 days” and in “any organic tissue”.
When the researchers said “more than 30 days,” they meant up to six months — the duration of the study. So they actually failed to detect the “half-life” of the mRNA spike, since there was no way to determine the upper limit. They also found PP in “any organic tissue.” Meaning — putting the lie to government guarantees — the mRNA spike does not stay after all in the injection site. It spreads throughout the body.
So, Moderna and Pfizer lied. The study didn’t have the scope to determine why the PP hung around so long, but they did theorize: “the mRNA may be integrated or re-transcibed in some cells”.
Wait, what? Of all the government’s many failed assurances and broken promises, the one that the government officials and their white-coated army of obsequious jab pushers have most grimly clung to was the often-repeated promise that there was no possible way that the mRNA could modify someone’s genes and get into human DNA.
Soooo….this study points to genetic manipulation within the victim’s cells, something we were told could never, ever happen.
Link to the study: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1002/prca.202300048
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This is sad, but I did get some amusement out of the story nonetheless. Few things motivate parents more than the things their children do, whether they are for good or bad.
The CEO of X, formerly known as Twitter, washed his hands of any responsibility for the recent rift between himself and 19-year-old Vivian Jenna Wilson — instead blaming the Crossroads School for Arts & Sciences in Santa Monica for infecting her with the “woke mind virus.”
Wilson’s transition was part of a domino effect that led to Musk buying the social media app as part of his mission to stomp out wokeness, according to an excerpt of the upcoming biography “Elon Musk” that was published in the Wall Street Journal Thursday.
The SpaceX founder told author Walter Isaacson that he was initially “generally sanguine” with his child’s decision until in April 2022 when Wilson “became a fervent Marxist and broke off all relations with him,” the excerpt reveals.
It is a serious source of aggravation for me the New York Post insists on observing the tranny lexicon. Stop perpetuating the falsehoods, dammit !
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Yet another medical study, this time reflecting back to the Ethical Skeptic’s report (from yesterday’s column) that the jab is negatively affecting immune response, and possibly causing autoimmune problems:
But first, let’s look at an article from USA Today published this week, about a two-year old story, headlined “Michigan teen’s death fueled anti-vaccine rhetoric. We got CDC’s investigative report.”
Meet Michigan resident Jabob Clynick, 13, jab recipient, now deceased: [image]
Three days after getting his second jab, Jacob went to sleep and never woke up. His father, Joseph, told reporters that he blamed the jab, that it didn’t make sense to be anything else. The ME agreed:
Jacob’s medical examiner, Randy Tashjian, who conducted Jacob’s autopsy, formally concluded that Jacob died from “myocarditis of uncertain etiology.” Dr. Tashjian wound up publishing a journal case report including Jacob’s and another teen’s similar deaths — both of which died right after getting the jabs.
Dr. Tashjian wound up getting fired over that case report.
Tashiian and the article’s co-authors hypothesized that the first dose of the vaccine could have caused some inflammation and damage to their hearts, and when the teens got a second dose, their bodies reacted with “an excessive and uncontrolled inflammatory response.”
The damage in the teen boys’ hearts, the article says, appeared to be different than what is typically seen with myocarditis caused by a bacterial infection or a virus.
The CDC got involved and issued their own conclusion: Jacob died from Clostridium septicum sepsis. Oh, no, not the jab! And no, they didn’t study Jacob’s body to come to that conclusion.
… A doctor quoted by USA Today explained the syndrome:
Clostridium septicum sepsis is characteristically a fatal and fulminating infection that often presents with nonspecific signs and symptoms. The infection is lethal in approximately 60% to 70% of cases, and death typically occurs within 12 to 48 hours of symptom onset.
Dr. T argued public with the CDC over its report. Dr. T. pointed out that the bacterium is common in dead bodies, and its presence was a result of death, not the cause. They even use it as a measure to determine time of death! Nevertheless, Dr. Tashjian was fired and the ME’s office supported the CDC version.
But — what about that “sepsis?” Was the real story here just about the CDC’s sickening cover-up of yet another child’s jab death with its silly bacterial infection claim, so as not to cause parents to “hesitate?” Or was something more there?
With that said, let’s look at the next study in today’s roundup.
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Last Friday, Frontiers in Immunology published a new study titled, “BNT162b2 COVID-19 vaccination in children alters cytokine responses to heterologous pathogens and Toll-like receptor agonists.”
After studying a group of Melbourne children who’d gotten the Pfizer jab, as well as unvaccinated kids — both those who’d had covid and those who hadn’t — the researchers found the vaccinated kids had a depressed immune response to bacterial, fungal, and viral infections:
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The researchers concluded that the mRNA jabs act to depress immune responses to other “heterologous” infections, apart from covid, which is particularly dangerous to children because they are exposed to so many new germs at school, and because they are constantly being jabbed with other diseases as part of the normal vaccine schedule:
Our findings suggest SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccination could alter the immune response to other pathogens, which cause both vaccine-preventable and non-vaccine-preventable diseases. This is particularly relevant in children as they: have extensive exposure to microbes at daycare, school, and social occasions; are often encountering these microbes for the first time; and receive multiple vaccines as part of routine childhood vaccination schedules. There are currently no data on the clinical effects of COVID-19 vaccination-related heterologous effects in children.
The researchers had no long-term recovery stats, going out only for six months. As Mr. C. points out – they had to publish at some point! So at least for six months, these kids were susceptible…
Here is the study link: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fimmu.2023.1242380/full
So the CDC ruling has issues either way. Either Jacob died from the jab, or he died from a failed immune response.
In his research, Childers found yet another alarming study…
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…it seems that there is now a war against sepsis!
What I found was, the CDC and the media are engaged in a stealthy, all-out educational campaign to combat sepsis. They are rapidly pushing out new programs, materials, and requirements on the whole country’s doctors and hospitals through a fire hose. But why?
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The CDC’s web page explains sepsis (it was updated this week):
[paraphrased from column] – Sepsis is the body’s extreme response to an infection. Most cases start before the patient admits to a hospital. Common starter infections begin in the lung, urinary tract, skin, or gastrointestinal tract. Sepsis can rapicly lead to tissue damage and organ failure.
In other words, sepsis arises when a person gets some other kind of infection, and their body’s impaired immune system goes haywire, killing them within hours. Until very recently, sepsis was only found in very old people, very sick people with chronic diseases, and immunosuppressed people.
Science Daily ran a story published yesterday, headlined “Sepsis — as common as cancer, as deadly as a heart attack.” Here’s the article’s summary:
A research team has found that more than four percent of all hospital admissions in southern Sweden are associated with sepsis. It is a significantly under-diagnosed condition that can be likened to an epidemic.
These reports confirm Ethical Skeptic’s data on the rapidly increasing rates of infection.
From what I can tell from loads of reports in secondary media, the narrative is trying to blur out the sepsis-jab connection, by running recent stories about famous people who got sepsis years ago, and by that claiming rates of sepsis have been increasing since 2017, without citing the figures so readers can see the real rates.
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Good Morning Hamsters,
Yea for Tedtam for keeping us up on the latest indications that the Pfizer and Moderna pseudo Covid-19 are no such thing. When to we see the lawsuits against those companies? When do we see company brass get sued?
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I’ll skip the S&U report for this week, it’s always so sad to report on people that should be among us, young and healthy.
But on to some better news:
Finally, to lift your spirits back up a little, how about some great news from the counter-revolution? The Washington Times ran a story yesterday headlined, “Explicit books removed from K-12 school libraries but only after a public reading at school board.”After unsuccessfully waging a two-year war with the Indian River County School District Board, trying to get them to remove 156 pornographic books from district school libraries, a local chapter of Moms For Liberty strategically took advantage of a new Florida law at last Monday’s meeting.
Florida’s terrific House Bill 1609, passed earlier this year, contains lots of great stuff…
But deep in HB 1609 was this terrific, tiny little nugget of potentially-explosive power:
Parents shall have the right to read passages from any material that is subject to an objection. If the school board denies a parent the right to read passages due to content that meets the requirements under sub-sub-subparagraph b.(I), the school district shall discontinue the use of the material.
So the Moms for Liberty organized a group to attend the school board meeting and read explicit passages from the books, which the board had voted to retain previously. The board kept shutting down the readings. The readings were too uncomfortable to air in public. AHA! Caught ya’!!
The Board even cut the mic when a paster refused to stop reading. The board ordered the police to haul the pastor away. I’m sure that video made the rounds!
Pastor Amanchukwu explained his passionate stance to the Times:
“I don’t think that any child should have access to pornographic material in a library, in particular this book which talks about . I can’t think of the educational benefit that a middle school student is going to gain by learning about being . I just don’t know how this is going to help us compete in a global market or global economy. I don’t know how it would help a student get into an Ivy League school,” he said. “I just don’t see the educational benefit for a student to have this kind of book or curriculum other than for the specific purpose of indoctrination and the sexualizing of children at a young age.”
The board realized after the meeting that the law now required them to remove the inappropriate books. The board is now playing innocent, asking why a simple phone call wasn’t made instead of the public spectacle.
Hahaha! I haven’t laughed that hard in months, maybe not even since Bob Peters fell off his bike wearing his ridiculous helmet. They really should put training wheels on that thing.
I’d like to shake the hand of whoever put that section in HB 1609. Brilliant.
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Morning, y’all. My cats got me up earlier than I wanted to. But it’s good to make the kitties happy. And after they eat, they all conk out.
I just checked the weather forecast for the coming week. It’s good to see a possibility of rain, except that Monday features a great big event at the pool & playground.
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This is the world we are living in now. Even after federal agencies and the mass media have fully admitted the reality and accepted the truth about Hunter Biden’s laptop, Lafayette Square in DC, Russian collusion, The Washington Post has done a 180° turn and decided, for instance, Hunter’s laptop is a Putin psyop..
Jonathan Turley:
This morning, I was surprised to receive a note from the Washington Post on my prior criticism of the Post’s Philip Bump as previously spreading “false stories” and refusing to accept the facts after they were established by the media. The Post has declared that Bump’s original claims on Lafayette Park, the Hunter Biden laptop, and Russian collusion were true and they stand by them. In light of the unprompted review by the Post, I wanted to lay out what the Post is now embracing as true.
Absolutely unbelievable.
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Ms Adee
POINTS- Under the PREP Act, companies like Pfizer and Moderna have total immunity from liability if something unintentionally goes wrong with their vaccines.
- A little-known government program provides benefits to people who can prove they suffered serious injury from a vaccine.
- That program rarely pays, covering just 29 claims over the last decade.
CNBC has a fair explanation of what is going on.
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The drought was the reason Milner was searching through the water. The Neches River had once been a popular route for frontier steamboats and other vessels. The suddenly shallow waters might have brought pieces of history closer to the surface.
Milner had struck out for weeks until the evening of Aug. 17, when he felt his idling jet ski bump against something. He thought it was a tree stump. But when he looked down, he could make out the curvature of a large ship’s hull through the murky water. Nearby were four more wrecks.
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Biden Comforts Hurricane Victims By Talking About Time The Urinal Splashed Back At Him A Little.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In the wake of Hurricane Idalia making landfall in Florida, President Joe Biden offered suffering victims in the Sunshine State comfort by telling them about the time he was in the bathroom and the urinal splashed back on him a little bit.
“I’ve been in the same situation, folks,” Biden said as he made remarks to the media regarding ongoing disaster relief efforts in Hawaii and Florida. “These hurricanes and storms flooding everything remind me of my own challenges. There was this one time, at a state dinner with the Pope, and I had to go see a man about a mule, so I go to the ladies’ room, but they kick me out, so I go to the men’s room, and I’m doing my thing there at the…at the…at the…the urinal…and it…and it…splashed back on me a little bit. My own urine. Can you believe that? Awful day. Anyway…”
Media outlets hailed the president’s story and how it relates to the plight Florida residents now face after having their homes and places of business flooded. “Such an inspirational tale,” said CNN’s Dana Bash. “For President Biden to show devastated Floridians that he’s been where they are and felt what they’re feeling…it’s awe-inspiring.”
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You don’t get more brazen than this.
And the most threatening thing the employees can do is get their camera phones out to record the masks.
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What a story !
What a story is right. I hope they try to salvage at least one of the ships.
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#20 Tedtam, wouldn’t it be great if someone just shot the bastards? Sadly they’d go to jail but what a service for the community and Home Deport. FWIW; We had one of those events in Dothan and guess what? The bastard is in jail after being taken down buy an employee.
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I see that Trump’s Georgia trial will be fully televised and covered by the media.
Pass the popcorn.
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#18 Texpat
I read the story, and I can only imagine his excitement. It’s not often one discovers new history.
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17 Squawk
I sure would like to see the “Willful Misconduct” exception for sovereign immunity put to the test over this whole criminal COVID disaster. It’s probably a long shot, but I’d like to see some lawyers try given what is at stake.
In a declaration effective February 4, 2020 (the HHS Declaration), the Secretary of HHS (the Secretary) invoked the PREP Act and declared Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) to be a public health emergency warranting liability protections for covered countermeasures. Under the HHS Declaration and its amendments, covered persons are generally immune from legal liability (i.e., they cannot be sued for money damages in court) for losses relating to the administration or use of covered countermeasures against COVID-19. The sole exception to PREP Act immunity is for death or serious physical injury caused by “willful misconduct.”
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Check out this neat little Paddle Boat I picked up yesterday. I saw it for sale in a fellow’s yard and gave him $50 bucks for it. And he even delivered it for me. FWIW; They only cost about $600 bucks new since they’re just small plastic boats. My wife has been wanting one for the pond so this will do just fine. 😉
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“willful misconduct.”
Let’s see:
1) The jab is safe. The safety of the jab was never tested on humans, in animals it killed most of them. Deliberately misleading the public at large is willful misconduct.
2) The jab will keep you from contracting the WLR and it will prevent transmission. No studies were done to make this claim. They lied, this is willful misconduct.
3) The mRNA portion of the jab will disintegrate within a matter of days and will never leave the injection site. See above, willful misconduct.
4) The jab will not alter the vacinee’s DNA. This is a bald faced lie, willful misconduct.
5) There have been more VAERS reports on this vaccine in 2 years than in all the rest of the vaccines combined for the last 10 years.
Not safe. Not effective. Long term harmful effects. Untested on humans until the massive, coerced rollout. Willful Misconduct writ large.
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I’ve feared for Tucker’s safety for quite some time (emphasis mine):
On Thursday, Russia’s most prominent propagandist, Vladimir Solovyov, even more pompously predicted that soon there might be another potential victim: former Fox News host and current X (formerly Twitter) podcaster Tucker Carlson. The latest broadcast of The Evening With Vladimir Solovyov featured multiple clips of Carlson’s hysterical predictions, including his claim that the U.S. government is getting ready to go to war with Russia—a war he implied the U.S. would lose.
In a series of clips from Adam Carolla’s YouTube show that were hand-selected for Solovyov’s program, Carlson accused both Republicans and the Democrats of being “insane” and hysterical, predicting that a war between the U.S. and Russia would start next year.
Solovyov theatrically asked, “Who says that? A dead man walking! He sincerely believes that the next step after the accusations and the declaration of impeachment will be an assassination of Trump. But this man, who is currently the most popular English-speaking journalist, signed his own death warrant!”
Solovyov explained the main reason for Tucker’s potential troubles: “They will not forgive him for the fact that he strives to interview our president and post the footage on a platform that has no censorship!” For years, head of RT Margarita Simonyan had promoted the idea of granting Carlson’s long-standing wish to interview Putin. Last Sunday, she again reiterated her plea, describing the fired Fox News host as “the most popular host in the history of the United States” and hoping out loud that someone from the Presidential Administration will hear her message.
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The Russians are getting frisky and returning to the Soviet playbook.
Biden administration is busy trying to negotiate with Iran and apply their collective kisser to vlad’s hindquarters.
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Tedtam – I tried to post/share the recipe for Freeze-Dry safe “mayo” substitute on your FB page… Don’t know why I didn’t just try to do it here – who knows… someone else might want a recipe for “the Devil’s Smegma” as some folks I know call mayo.. I’ve not tried it yet but have gotten the things needed to do so…
Mayonnaise Alternative For Freeze Drying from John In Bibs
This is a simple recipe that I put together for a mayonnaise alternative. Oil and freeze drying do not go together as oil goes rancid too quickly. This recipe solves that problem
8 oz softened cream cheese
1 1/2 tsp lemon juice
1 tsp vinegar
1/4 tsp mustard
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 cup milk
Combine ingredients and mix very well
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I needed the mayo recipe because I finally remembered to pick up bagged coleslaw mix so I can FD it 😉
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28 Tedtam
Julia Davis of the Daily Beast, author of the linked article on Yahoo about Tucker Carlson:
This is one strange woman and I don’t even believe her real name is Julia Davis. She claims to have been born in the Ukraine. I am highly skeptical whether this woman exists at all.
Other fabulous things about Julia Davis:
– Her parents were brilliant and accomplished engineers
– She was a Russian disinformation expert for the Atlantic Council
– Davis speaks Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish and is conversive in several other languages
Here is some more:
Julia served as a former Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), federal law enforcement officer, in the new Department of Homeland Security she served as an Acting Supervisor, Customs and Border Protection, Port Enforcement Team (PET) at the San Ysidro, CA, Port of Entry.
Julia has provided her expertise on National Security, Counterterrorism and Immigration matters to various media outlets. She graduated with honors from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) and received a certificate of outstanding achievement upon graduation. Julia studied Basic Farsi at Cal-State Northridge, CA prior to her federal service.
Wait ! There is more !
– Julia earned a Master’s Degree in Aviation and Spacecraft Engineering
– Davis is recognized for founding Russian Media Monitor, a project monitoring Russian television
– She composed a musical score using the national orchestra of Ukraine for Paramount Pictures
– Julia Davis wrote, produced and directed a television mini-series called Medal of Honor
– Julia Davis was a female stunt double for Angelina Jolie
– Julia Davis was a female stunt double for Helen Hunt
– Julia Davis was the Stunt Coordinator and Second Unit Director for “The Amazing Spider Man 2”
– Julia Davis is loved by everybody on CBS, MSNBC and CNN like Al Sharpton, Morning Joe, Rachel Maddow, Norah O’Donnell, Erin Burnett, Lawrence O’Donnell, Brian Stelter, etc.
– Davis has been quoted or cited by vast numbers of media organizations around the world from the BBC, Forbes, The Hill, Politico, WaPo, New York Times, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, The Bulwark, Entertainment Weekly and on and on and on.
I’ve never heard of this woman.
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Julie Davis (which happens to be the name of our neighbor friend when I was a kid) may not be real, but I believe Tucker is still a target.
He topples too many carts.
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#17 Squawk,
Thank you for digging up this insane info. So, until sometime in 2024 nothing can begin to rectify this outrage. Congress, take note of this and do something to fix it.
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Chuck Norris and Jack Bauer are afraid of Julie Davis.
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#32 Tedtam,
Those horses are doing dressage half-passes to the right and can do half-passes to the left if asked to. It was the riders’ faults they were not done as gracefully as they could be. But, they were not showing in dressage competition.
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GJT
LOL!
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33 Tedtam
Oh, I’ve been worried about Tucker’s life expectancy for quite a while now.
I just think there’s a whole lot of fakery and fraud swirling around the Julia Davis persona. She’s not the only one on the left who is almost certainly a completely fabricated individual.
Remember that half the accounts at Twitter when Elon took over were thought to be bots.
The LEFT is trying to gaslight normal Americans with a totally online Potemkin world.
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32 & 36 Tedtam and Adee
I had a mare once who was fearless. I could swim her across the Brazos, but let her come up on a country mailbox and all hell could break loose. It took me at least a year to get her over that fear.
I can’t imagine what she might have done at a LGBT Rainbow painted across the asphalt. We had our own personal rodeo event once when we encountered a rattlesnake crossing the road.
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Just thinking about this Julia Davis “person”. It could be HAL 9000 posing as a pseudo person.
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