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Tuesday Eggs Open Comments

Dr. Malone agrees with me – pasture raised eggs are the best.

 

Well Being: Eggs

Eggs are not created equal

ROBERT W MALONE MD, MS
So, we have basic categories of egg farming: “torture” eggs, where the hens are stuck in a cage (which I don’t think is allowed any more, but I may be wrong), “cage free,” “free range,” and “pasture raised”.  Cage free means the hens are still crowded inside a building, but able to walk around.  They have to be fed bird feed. “Free range” means they have access to sunshine/outside, but still have to be fed since they have no access to natural diet sources.
The USDA’s (and industry standards’) definition for “Free Range” is that birds must have “outdoor access” or “access to the outdoors.”  In some cases, this can mean access only through a “pop hole,” with no full-body access to the outdoors and no minimum space requirement. Basically a hole in the wall – from which they can stick their heads out of. Sort of.
“Pasture raised” means the chickens are free to roam and eat greens, weeds, bugs, etc.  They may get supplemental feed as well, but for the most part they get their nutrients as nature intended.
But all this jargon skirts around the bigger issue, in terms of human wellness and eating eggs. We know that there is a huge difference in egg quality from laying hens that have access to better quality foods and forage.

As much as our government would like to support the large egg producers, the truth is that small farms and “backyard” (at least from those hens that have access to pasture and better food) chicken eggs are healthier.

Recent peer review papers support this:

The objective of this study was to characterize egg yolk fatty acid and antioxidant profiles using eggs from pasture-raised hens fed a corn- and soy-free diet and supplemented with GFB suet and liver compared to eggs from pasture-raised hens fed a corn and soy layer hen feed and commercially obtained cage-free eggs. The egg yolk vitamin and mineral profile was also assessed by a commercial laboratory. Both pasture-raised groups had twice as much carotenoid content, three times as much omega-3 fatty acid content, and a 5−10 times lower omega-6:omega-3 fatty acid ratio compared to the cage-free eggs (p < 0.001). Eggs from hens fed a corn- and soy-free feed and GFB by-products had half as much omega-6 fatty acid content and five times more conjugated linoleic acid, three times more odd-chain fatty acid, and 6−70 times more branched-chain fatty acid content (p < 0.001). s.
Dr. Malone goes on to discuss they use of pesticides in the chicken feed, including glycophosphate.  Bad juju.

These, and many more such studies with very similar results document that this is a serious issue that goes beyond the nutrients of egg composition.

Tips:

  • Buy organic eggs. That is, eggs from hens fed an organic diet.
  • Buy from a local producer, where you know the chickens have access to forage and sunlight.
  • Start your own flock, where you can ensure organic feed, a mixed diet and access to sunlight, forage, bugs and space.
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RESULTS: Three hundred and sixty Ancona hens were randomly assigned to three groups: a control group (C), with the hens kept in cages under standard housing conditions; the organic group (O), with the hens kept under an organic production system (4 m2 per hen) and the organic-plus group (OP), with the hens maintained under organic conditions but with a larger grass paddock availability (10 m2 per hen). The estimated intake of forage, carotenoids and flavonoids of the OP hens was very high as the amounts deposited in eggs, mainly in the spring season. The fatty acid composition of the yolk was significantly affected by pasture. The OP eggs showed lower concentrations of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) n-6 and a higher percentage of PUFA n-3.

So a forage diet increased omega-3 fatty acids, but also significantly other nutrients such as carotenoids and flavonoids.

After reading through many studies on avian nutrition, I come back to the conclusion that the best eggs come from small farms and backyards. That if one does choose to have chickens, then using organic feeds, healthy organic leftovers (including meat) and pasture are the way to ensure that the eggs produced are superior to store bought…

If you do have to coop-keep your chickens, it is a good ideas to supplement with greens. These can be bought, grown (both purpose grown – such as kale or chard or just the left over from a harvest). One can also gather greens, such as dandelions or weeds from the garden. We have never had a chicken get sick from ingesting weeds. They seem to be pretty good at figuring out what is edible. During the winter, we sometimes will throw a flake of alfalfa into the chicken coop.

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The link between pre-pregnancy maternal hen glyphosate levels and obesity in the hen’s progeny begs the question. Is there such a link in humans?

A December 2023 study documents that individuals with higher levels of glyphosate have a higher likelihood of having type 2 diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease and obesity.

The article goes on to discuss the impact on reproductive health and other health impacts. It does remind me that I should make a trip to the eggery, probably tomorrow.  His hens are pasture raised and moved to new pastures every week.

The conclusions of this paper are pretty serious, and everyone of reproductive age or younger should take note.

For the sake of future generations, we all have to clean up our diets.

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45 responses to “Tuesday Eggs Open Comments”

  1. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    pasture raised eggs are the best.

    Just watch for those Coopers Hawks…..Ask me how I know.

    35 here and frost of the pumpkin and only getting up to 55 later,….bummer.

    Mornin’ Gang

  2. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    Shannon from last night;

    Haley has definitely pulled ahead of the pack (2nd tier) in New Hampshire and is nipping at DeSantis’ heels in Iowa.

    Yes I knew Haley was #2 in New Hampshire but they’re so stupid that the Jersey Jell Roll is coming in third there but in Iowa Desantis is 4 points ahead of the SC RINO.  I am interested to see how well Haley does in SC especially since Trump is #1 in Florida.

  3. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    Trying to catch up and if you missed Texpat’s #16 yesterday you need to go back and check it out.

    Texpat says;

    Any lunatic can be pro-Hamas and get a visa to enter the USA or they can just walk across the border from Mexico with their IEDs, but if you are a Jew and live in Judea and Samaria or you publicly support settlers in the West Bank, you will forbidden from traveling to America and soon European countries.

    and;

    Blinken and Harris are the driving forces behind this Jew hatred and anti-Zionism.

    My words are unprintable.

    This is just unbelievable but EXACTLY what I’d expect from these clowns. I get closer and closer to feeling that we’ve completely lost this once great country. Even if we get sanity back into the White House, how long can we keep it? The uneducated masses will be our downfall and “uneducated” has NOTHING to do with or without a degree.

  4. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    I guess that y’all saw this;

    Senate hearing room sex tape controversy explained.

    Sen. Ben Cardin’s office announced it had fired a staffer who was rumored online to be involved in the incident.

    Oh and ifin’ you didn’t know it’s all the Conservatives fault. An actual headline from NBC;

    Senate staffer alleged by conservative outlets to have had sex in a hearing room is no longer employed.

    Sub-head;

    Conservative news outlets alleged that the aide to Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., appeared in a leaked video showing men having sex in a Senate hearing room.

  5. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Unbelievable. Eagle Pass invasion.

  6. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    A container ship and a Norwegian tanker ship were attacked in the Red Sea by Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen yesterday.

    Shipping is slowly grinding to a halt in the area.

  7. bsue54 Avatar
    bsue54

    #5 Shannon – long ago when I was a baby paramedic in the 90’s, I worked alternating weeks – one in San Antonio, and one in Eagle Pass… I don’t remember ever seeing that many people in one place in the entire town… not sure there WERE that many if you rounded up every soul who lived there INTO one place… that’s incredible… and GOOD MORNING EVERY BUDDY

  8. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    The Houthis sending missiles at ships in international waters is a blatant act of war/piracy.  The US has several ships in the area that can and likely are tracking from where these missiles are launched.  I don’t recall the Houthis declaring war on the rest of the world – do you?

    Bonecrusher’s solution: When the next missile is fired, level the building and everything for 3 blocks surrounding the launch site.  Yes, there will be collateral damage.  Yes, the screaming leftist insane jerks are going to scream bloody murder – just another day that ends in y.  The result will be that the Houthis will know that if they launch they will likely die within 5 minutes.  If they keep it up, there won’t be enough to continue the nonsense – problem solved.  It would be really nice if the KSA would treat the Houthis as Israel is now treating Hamas.  The goat rapers in Iran are the source of most of these problems and there is a huge portion of Iran that has had quite enough of the mullahocracy; I can see a silver lining in all this chaos – particularly if KSA signs on to the Abraham Accords with Israel and they take out the common enemy.

  9. Dooood Avatar
    Dooood

    I get closer and closer to feeling that we’ve completely lost this once great country.

    I know I’m a pessimist, but I think we are already there.  Strikes me like that scene in ‘Planet of the Apes’ when he sees the half-buried statue of liberty.  We definitely ain’t in Kansas any more.

  10. bsue54 Avatar
    bsue54

    #9 Dooood – that struck me as well when it was mentioned on the news…

  11. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    Today is bone graft day.  I made it to the eggery yesterday, so I can eat all the scrambled eggs I want while I’m on soft food.

    RE pachapapa’s announcement yesterday…I don’t even know what to say.  I shall continue to pray daily for the world and my Church.  He needs the Holy  Spirit to smack him good and bring him to repentance.

  12. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    This was yesterday’s C&C – it must’ve come up after I began to run errands.  Here’s the roundup, the Crossfire Hurricane thing popped my eyebrows:

    Good morning, C&Cers, and welcome to a new week! There’s only a week left till the sledding Fat Man slips down your climate-destroying carbon emitter. Meanwhile, the Childers family has absorbed so much Christmas spirit I’m nearly about to burst. But despite the travel conditions I managed to tuck away a neat little roundup for you about what might be the biggest political story going, and it certainly is one of the most startling and remarkable stories since the U.S. government “lost” an F-35 fighter jet.

    In today’s C&C Santa bag: three quick celebrity SADS turbo cancers: top A-list celebrity kicks the bucket from turbo cancer; top insurance giant’s CEO turbo cancer SADS; top legendary pool player turbo cancer; massive CNN story shows deep state panicking over declassified Trump documents, and the implications are brain boggling; and uplifting thoughts from a medical vaccine bully turned never-vaxxer.

    And here is today’s link and roundup:

    Good morning, C&C, it’s Tuesday! It’s now less than a week till Christmas. Hopefully your stockings have been hung by the chimney with care and, in New York City, hopefully the rodents of unusual size are settling down for a nice winter’s rest. While I and the rest of the Childers clan are bopping around for our last full day of holiday travel, I have a quick pre-written roundup here to help get you by. Hang in there; I’ll be back in two days!

    To Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, are you the Golden Goose, the eggs, or the farmer? Let’s find out! Today’s mini-roundup includes: the latest vaccine conspiracy theory to become conspiracy fact (but don’t hold your breath for any apologies); Pfizer’s astounding acquisition of a high-tech turbo-cancer drugmaker, and its implications; and the tragic collision between woke San Fransisco’s Office of Reparations and its failing budget.

    I may be able to pop in a bit over the next day or so, but I anticipate that I’ll be on the couch with a cold pack firmly applied to the cheek.  Don’t know if it’s one or two grafts today,  I’m hoping for two – get it over with asap.

    No wild parties while I’m out.  Don’t wanna hafta face the cops again.

  13. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Turner smiling

    Mauree Nivek Rajah Salima Turner

    Turner is the first publicly non-binary U.S. state lawmaker and the first Muslim member of the Oklahoma Legislature.

    I’ve always been aware of the disturbing amount of confusion and logical disfunction north of the Red River, but this takes it to a new level.  I’ve corrected the grammatically illegal and repugnant text distortions.

    Turner is from Ardmore, Oklahoma and a graduate of Ardmore High School.  They She are is a Muslim, raised in an interfaith Baptist and Muslim household.  Their Her family received public assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, and their her father spent time in prison.  Turner later graduated from Oklahoma State University. [at least it wasn’t OU]

    and then this,

    Turner was an outspoken critic of multiple anti-LGBT bills proposed in the legislature. Specifically, Turner worked against bills that would seek to bar transgender athletes from competing in the sports of their gender.

    Turner is a queer and non-binary femme, and uses they/them pronouns.

    What does this woman think would happen to her in a Muslim country ?  How long does she really believe she would live ?  Mere days in a barbaric place like Iran.

    NOTE: Turner was endorsed by Ilhan Omar, Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg although I’m sure it comes as no surprise.

  14. Dooood Avatar
    Dooood

    I visited a US Steel facility in Pittsburgh back in the early 90s – was a service call working for a former employer who manufactured laboratory instrumentation.  I remember seeing posters up on the wall with the message that the threat from foreign steel is real.  So I guess seeing this news makes me realize just how deeply we’ve sown the seeds of our own destruction.  It’s not that US Steel is the only one to have gone down this road.  Many have already.  Anheuser Busch was once a great American brand (my own personal distaste for it aside).  But US Steel was particularly emblematic of what America was.  I don’t think it’s unfair to say the steel industry in America is, in large part, why we prevailed in WWII.  JJ Sefton comments on that at AoS this am.  It really is jarring in the context of history to see this happening, and how far down the road we really are.

  15. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    #11 Texpat the scariest part of all this is that she WAS ELECTED in the first place!?!? So somewhere in Oklahoma we have a nest of middle eastern savages that can legally vote? I know she is a state representative but dang!

     

  16. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    I have a good friend that worked at the US Steel Plant in Baytown back in the 70’s before they shut down. But I think another Steel company opened it back up a few years ago and I don’t know if it’s a domestic or foreign company.

  17. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    I’m trying not to bring only bad news.  Try this one.

    Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti filed a lawsuit on Monday against BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, alleging that the firm violated consumer protection laws by misleading consumers about its attempt to pursue leftwing social and environmental goals.

    The lawsuit hones in on BlackRock’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives, alleging that consumers were deprived of the ability to accurately assess the financial giant’s objectives.

    and,

    But while Fink assured customers that BlackRock was upholding its fiduciary duty, the suit points out that the colossal asset management firm, which controls over $9 trillion in assets, is a part of environmentally-focused coalitions that affect clients’ assets. It specifically names two ESG coalitions that BlackRock joined, the Net Zero Asset Managers Initiative and Climate Action 100+, and asserts that membership in both organizations is contingent on “lobbying, engagement, voting on shareholder proposals, and managing assets with the goal of achieving ‘net zero’ by 2050.”

    The lawsuit clarifies that “BlackRock’s continued membership necessitates BlackRock’s commitment to pushing aggressive carbon-reduction strategies across all assets under management” and that, rather than risk negative publicity by exiting these organizations, the firm is instead “deceiving consumers about the company’s extensive commitment to fulfilling ESG aims.”

    Larry Fink is a despicable liar.

     

  18. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    Confucius say… Christmas trees are like priests… their balls are just for decoration.

  19. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    Unbelievable. Eagle Pass invasion.

    WEF Abbott.
    the man who allowed Texas to fall because he failed to stand up to the lawless wooden dummy regime.

    the joined@thehipparty Vampyres have purposefully and successfully destroyed the nation from within.
    They defile the memory all of those who died in war to preserve the country.
    Hitler, Mussolini and Hirohito were unable to do what they’ve accomplished.

  20. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Her Highness is organizing a foreign tour excursion.

    First stop is Gaza with further visits to Yemen, Syria, Afghanistan and Iran.  The featured live entertainment is Kanye West with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as the opening stand-up comedy act.  Watch the Whirling Imams, Burka Burlesque Shows and Suicide Singers !!!

    Ilhan Omar, Rahida Tlaib, Cori Bush, Ayanna Pressley will be working as hostesses and servers.

    Originally planned as a 757 charter flight, demand has been so high, a retired Caribbean Cruise ship has been contracted to make the one-way voyage.  After the final destination, the vessel will be blown up and sunk at an undisclosed Iranian port.

  21. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    Texas governor signs bill that lets police arrest migrants who enter the US illegally

    Reports from the ground are that “migrants” are turning around and going home en masse.  Why did’nt Abbot and co do this earlier.

    Juan Julio Juevos Rancheros said that he was scared to try and cross the border for fear of getting arrested.

    Abbot said that had he known that just making a law was going to be successful in stopping the hordes of illegal immigrants and terrorist he would have done this earlier saving Texans millions in strengthening the Trump border wall.

     

  22. mharper42 Avatar
    mharper42

    Morning, gang! I’ve noticed Billy Cat is reverting to just coming to see me for chow, then leaving my back yard again. I have no idea why he has gone back to eating, then leaving. I preferred it when rainy weather caused him to stick around in the gazebo for dry napping after his meals.

  23. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    12,600 in a 24 hour period. If that number is correct. My guess would be double that number since the government always lies.

    Destruction of Texas and the nation assured by the joined@thehipstersparties.
    Abbott’s new law is working well. He does everything but what he really needs to do and should’ve done long ago.
    The smoke and mirrors governor much like oops tRick Perry before him.

    https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/eagle-pass-texas-completely-overrun-illegals-encounters-hit-new-records

  24. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    CDR Salamander has the all the links to stay informed on the Red Sea and other analysis.  I left some of the links in, but read the whole thing:

    There are a lot of solid updates on the late-breaking tactical developments that I won’t be replicating here. If you are on Twitter/X, there are a few of our favorite accounts that are doing a great job tracking this aspect of this challenge and you really should be following; Sal Mercogliano, John Konrad, Charlie B., and numerous others. I especially like primary source information from industry, and the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) is invaluable in this regard. Their alerts are clicking off faster than you can track over at X/Ttitter or their webpage.

    Let’s just spend some time today doing a back-of-the-cocktail napkin review of the larger things in play, but before we do this – let’s set the table on what is causing the recent spot of bother.

    Iran’s proxy in the area, the “Houthi” (officially known as Ansar Allah, AKA “Supporters of God”) is a Shia Islamist rebellion organization that evolved from the Saada Governorate of Yemen in the 1990s. They have been a pest off the part of the coast of the Red Sea they control for years, with some success – but generally were not an impediment to trade on the high seas.

    After the attacks from Gaza on October 7th, the Houthi decided to support their fellow Iranian proxy Hamas by starting to attack Israel with ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and long-range drones. History may reveal their actual goals, but they are from just doing some supporting fires to trying to force a wider war in the area. If they can humiliate Big Satan or Little Satan along the way, all the better.

  25. wagonburner Avatar
    wagonburner

    11 texpat

    She represents the Montrose of Oklahoma City.

  26. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    One bone graft in…this one required some kind of membrane and/or was more complicated than the next two are expected to be.  I suggested we do the next two in one trip, and Dr. Gabriel agreed.  My next trip will consist of checking on recovery and healing of today’s jackhammer attack on the jaw, special x-rays to see healing progress, review of the dental plan going forward, etc.  Something called a “wrap wax”? “wrap around”?   I couldn’t quite make it out.

    So, I’ll be getting three, maybe four, bone grafts and four implants.  I keep reminding myself that it’ll be worth it.  I was telling a friend recently that I have no opposing molars now, so eating has been….challenging.

    Gonna lay down and wait for the total wearing off of the Novocaine…

     

  27. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    Bidenco is collecting evidence to prosecute (possibly) Israel of war crimes.

    Young Americans Want to See the End of Israel | The Caroline Glick Show In-Focus

    /I wonder if I can go south enough in the Baja and avoid the explosion in the United States that is on its way.

  28. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    #24 Squawk:

    2 Kings 18:21 NAS
    https://www.biblestudytools.com/nas/2-kings/18-21.html

    21 “Now behold, you rely on the staff of this crushed reed, even on Egypt; on which if a man leans, it will go into his hand and pierce it. So is Pharaoh king of Egypt to all who rely on him.

    Isaiah 36:6 NAS
    https://www.biblestudytools.com/nas/isaiah/36-6.html

    6 “Behold, you rely on the staff of this crushed reed, even on Egypt, on which if a man leans, it will go into his hand and pierce it. So is Pharaoh king of Egypt to all who rely on him.

    Egypt in the Hebrew is mitzrayim (I think) and it means tribulation.  Egypt’s significance in Biblical matters greatly diminished after Moses led Israel out of Egypt.  Is it unreasonable to consider that the USA in general and Bidenco in particular is the crushed reed that will pierce the hand if leaned upon?

  29. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    Bones #25

    Thank you for the question.  Your answer is yes and no.

    Ecclesiastes 1:9
    What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.

    One must understand that Isaiah 36 along with (37-39) is a recounting  of Hezekiah’s battle with Assyria and Babylon how Isaiah warned him away from trusting in Egypt..  The chapters are historical Chapter 36 events can be found 2 Kings 18:13-27 and 2 Chronicles 32:1-19. Not prophetic.

    The illustration that Egypt is like broken reed is a direct description of Egypt at that time.  We can look through history and see that really has not changed,  (THIS IS THE NO PART OF YOUR ANSWER)

    (YES PART OF YOUR ANSWER BUT WITH STIPULATIONS) When God chose the Jews as his people he wanted them then and now to depend on him exclusively.  I would argue that they were created that way too to depend on God Elohim exclusively.  Reading Chapter 36 I can see a correlation from then to today.  There are many similarities.  Unlike Hezekiah’s day the Jews today have forgotten God.  But like Hezekiah and his kingdom the Jews and Israel are seeking others to help them find their security.    The United States could be the modern day example of Egypt but that status could be applied to any nation that Israel seeks out to be aligned with.  Historically speaking Israel has always been defeated when they trusted man for their “salvation” peace and safety.

    At this moment in time the United States looks like Egypt in those days.  We have a weak army and just as then the US will back stab Israel thus hurting their hand as a broken reed.

    Israel was warned by God in Jeremiah 17 about putting their trust in flesh when Jeremiah warned Judah

    5 This is what the Lord says:

    “Cursed is the one who trusts in man,
        who draws strength from mere flesh
        and whose heart turns away from the Lord.
    6 That person will be like a bush in the wastelands;
        they will not see prosperity when it comes.
    They will dwell in the parched places of the desert,
        in a salt land where no one lives.

    7 “But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord,
        whose confidence is in him.
    8 They will be like a tree planted by the water
        that sends out its roots by the stream.
    It does not fear when heat comes;
        its leaves are always green.
    It has no worries in a year of drought
        and never fails to bear fruit.”

    I believe verse 5 is a warning for the Jews, you and me today.  But hey what do I know.

  30. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    I kilt duh blog

  31. mharper42 Avatar
    mharper42

    I guess I didn’t get enough sleep last night, because I had a nap after breakfast and then I had another nap after lunch. Right now, I almost feel like I should have an early supper and then go to bed. I have fed Billy Cat and put out food for the other outdoor critters, and have fed the indoor kitties, so not much else that I’m needing to be up for tonight.

     

  32. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    #26 Squawk.  We know that it is going to play out according to the written word.  I  am pretty confident that we are in the end times.  The big question is how to identify all the non Israel players and events.

  33. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    Bones. That is easy.  ASK.  I’ll be glad to answer any question you may have.  Been studying the Bible and prophecy for over 30 years.

  34. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    Don’t get caught up in “every kerfuffle” as some fulfillment of some prophecy.  Most will be fulfilled during the Tribulation period.

  35. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    There are some that will stipulate that the beginning of the tribulation has begun.  The 07Oct23 massacre is surely a marker.

    7 trumpets

    7 bowls

    7 seals

    some will say that there are only 7 events, others will say that there are 21.  How many we will be able to detect with mortal eyes and ears remains to be seen.

  36. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Meanwhile…

  37. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    Bones

    Daniel 9:20-27  Tells us precisely what we will see and “officially” kick off the tribulation.

    This is a fair explanation of Daniel’s 70 weeks.   spoken of at the first of that set of scripture.

    There are other chapters and verses that explain the beginning of the Tribulation.  NO we are not in the tribulation.  Nor has the 7 seals been broken.

    The October 7 event is more of a marker for Ezekiel 38 and 39.  But that is a discussion for later, I gotta step away for a couple hours.

  38. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    Bones

    Here are 12 free books by Don Stewart to answer every question you might have.  He is solid.

  39. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    I will dig into these tomorrow.  My bed is calling me; 4:15 comes really early.

    Shalom, y’all.

  40. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Squawk

    I’ve had to divide up Caroline Glick’s 38 minute podcast today into segments because taking the whole thing in at once might just drive me into doing things I should not do.

  41. bsue54 Avatar
    bsue54

    #32 Texpat – I read your comment to Squawk as he’s doing something else at the moment – his response was “tell him I understand that very well – I really REALLY do!”

  42. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Anybody else notice that every politician (including Biden/Blinken/Harris/Schumer) and public loudmouth demanding Israel ceasefire and allow a two-state solution has never, not once, demanded Hamas lay down their arms, surrender and release all the hostages.

    I want to hear one SOB, just one, anywhere on earth, demand Hamas agree to an immediate cease-fire !  Right NOW !

  43. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Illegals being run through Phoenix airport….free flights to a city near you.

    Mayorkas.

  44. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    And the house republicant’s couldn’t even muster enough votes to impeach Fidel mayorkas  because Darrell Issa whined about procedure or something.

    The destruction of the country has been assured by the joined@thehipVampyeparties.

  45. Adee Avatar
    Adee

    Spouse found a company that takes unwanted items away, for a fee, and this evening they came by to take away our old (early marriage) console TV that still worked fine and has beautiful tone because it is in a wooden cabinet. But it sat in the extra space in the garage for years and was offered to several folks who declined to take it.  And the other items were old computers of various kinds that outlived their usefulness some time ago.  Spouse had emptied the memories and then destroyed them by smashing them to smithereens.

    Removing those items cost $150, a bargain indeed.  So now we have three parking places for vehicles in the garage, though only have two now.  The third space has spouse’s workshop of sorts and storage space lockers  for all sorts of stuff that doesn’t need AC and can take summer heat and winter cold.

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