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Ignorance is bliss … until you die suddenly.

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Actually, after 2 1/2 years of learning way more awful stuff than I ever should have had to, at age 67 I find myself yearning for a life of blind trust and ignorance with a sudden, "unexpected" death at the end. But at the end of the day, I'm just too curious to know what happened and what's around the next corner. There's GOT to be a pony under all of this shit!!!

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Being AWAKE is infinitely more fulfilling than sleepwalking into death. We have had the joy of connecting with the most courageous, brilliant, and loving individuals in the world, and we are harnessing all of our strength to fight the greatest threat to humanity in history—and we are winning. People *are* waking up, especially with the narrative cracking at the “speed of science.”

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Yes, I so whole heartedly agree. The joy of listening to Dr. Peter McCullough interview Dr. Sherri Tenpenny was so very huge to me, personally.

People who would never have spoken to one another, are communicating daily now!

: ))

Dr. Mike Yeadon, one of the smartest and bravest among us, IMHO, has now gone down one trail of the "Cabal's" after another; his personal awakening is sparking a revolution, I do believe, even if he doesn't see it yet.

If not for the times we are in, would Whitney Webb's work have become widely known?

Ditto Catherine Austin Fitts?!

And all of us watching Tucker Carlson interview Mattias Desmet shook Fox's foundation, lol! His, Desmet's frequency is so very high.

Del Bigtree interviewed Alex Jones, and Naomi Wolf is besties with Steve Bannon, Holy Cow! What a wonderful world we are in. ; ))

It's actually grand fun to see all the blinkers falling off and everyone has the shocked look of those who step from a dark room into blazing sunlight on their faces!

But, here's the real deal for me: can enough humans wake up and comprehend that it is completely, 1000%, up to us, what happens next?

It's the answer to that question that our existence as free, fully human beings, depends upon. I hope we get it right! : )))

For a little more on that topic, here's one more grand interview!

https://www.bitchute.com/video/GB7anU1d08NR/

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Dr. Yeadon is a member here - are you reading this, Doctor? One of the first and bravest of the many heroes.

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It is the 1000% up to us that has me concerned. I belong to a grassroots group that meets monthly with speakers on topics from election integrity, back the blue, human tradfficking, covid law (lawyer who defends people against the mandates) that also gives candidates 2 minutes at the mike. Started with a handful of folks in mid 2020, now 250 or or more show up every month. Lots of appeals from all of the above for volunteers and or donations and yet a lot of these folks just sit on their duffs and complain. It's not enough to be awake. Need to be awake and ready to ACT. If everyone does a little, it can add up to a lot! I do a lot of door knocking these days, and people say they support my candidates but when I ask if I can put a sign in their yard, they are like uh, no. Afraid of vandalism, or pissing off their neighbors. Sigh.

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I agree this is the hurdle! However, there are some important stirrings going on right now:

Dr. Drew

Dr. Aseem Malhotra

Dr. Ladapo

The newly elected Ontario Canada leader.

The European's finally tackling Pfizer

Getting people to ACT on the steps lined out by ReIgnite Freedom is a big step. Some can start privately and work up to publicly.

We are highly social creatures after all.

One step at a time. I pray they wake up into action soon enough!

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

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And Conservative Danielle Smith, recently elected Premier of Alberta.

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You are so right! And learning new "concepts" such as "speed of science" are definitely worth hanging around for!

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by the time we die, we will not only have learned a gazillion words about computing but also a lot of definitions we thought we knew, but have now changed :D

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I share your sentiment - but definitely not "blind trust and ignorance". You read the writings of "men of letters" from the 19C and you quickly find their distinction between a "public" and "private" life. So, they might do a turn as a minister in so and so's government and then "return" was the word, to "private life" - back to their country estate and "town" in the winter season. And in doing so, they trusted others who they knew as part of their circle to take up their public roll and do as good or a bad a job as they had. Their trust was neither blind nor ignorant and life for all went on fairly well.

THAT is what I want - a path back to a private life - I can't believe, e.g., how much time I have spent the last two years on trying to understand whether viruses exist - you know, that burning issue that generates 1000+ substack comments! I never really cared much whether they did - and was not even aware that a legitimate question as to their existence was possible. Point is - it all seems like wasted time to me now - neither fruitfully "public" or happily "private".

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I hear you. I think we all vacillate between bouts of wanting to be like Cypher from the Matrix--and put the genie back in the bottle--to being sick and tired of being sick and tired of the bullshit. Most of the time I have mixed emotions. Disbelief and disgust with people who *still* believe the rantings of Dr. Fauci and Dr. Wallensky and intense loathing for people like the aforementioned vaccine hucksters.

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You may appreciate this piece by Nevermore Magazine Founder Crow Qu'appelle about his rage toward Covidians as he works his way toward forgiveness:

https://nevermoremedia.substack.com/p/compassion-for-the-covid-cult

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Thank you, Margaret Anna Alice!:)

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Agreed

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I wager it's gonna be a clydesdale, not a pony...

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The whole Budwieser Team my friend! (And they had more than one!)

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🙂 You just described me!

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I think you will have to wash that pony many many times. It is going to be in a lot of stink!

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Sudden unexpected death is the pony most older people pray for. A matter of dropping their body and stepping out of it like the day's dirty clothes. Ideally in their sleep. As Woody Allen famously said, "I'm not afraid of death, I just don't want to be there when it happens." I personally am not afraid of death, just a miserable old age with loss of independence. In my family we do seem to go out with a bang. The Greeks considered this to be the blessing of the gods, where a particularly loved mortal would be taken out by Apollo with one of his special golden arrows. Maybe if I'm very lucky and very good. And keep my house perfect all the time...I'd also be fine with going in my bed, warmed by a wood stove full of firewood I had chopped myself.

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I agree. Sudden UNEXPECTED death infers no suffering. I'm a weenie when it comes to suffering. No martyr here! The picture you verbally painted of a fire in the fireplace, snug and warm in my bed sounds dreamy. Lights out!

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And wood I chopped myself means I'm healthy right up to the end. 'Tis a consummation devoutly to be wish't.

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Anyone who quotes Shakespeare in a substack comment section is alright by me!

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Thank you, Allie. How gratifying to hear from someone who recognizes him, in these times of lingual butchery.

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that goes for OLD people. But today I read of 3 that were not old. One 31, one 44, one 47. Last week one of 22. The week before one of 19. Okay, it means no suffering. But at that age?

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Seems every other day, some teen athlete or young adult is dropping or found dead in their bed one morning. I am trying to imagine what this would be like, if I were their parent. I cannot, it is unimaginable. Is this even being reported on the MSM?

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only Italy seems to be quite open about it, but very seldom someone's jab status is noticed. A couple of days ago a 14 year old girl, triple jabbed, died, testing positive for covid. But mostly it just says, suddenly died, unexpected illness, natural death... even if it is a very young person.

A few weeks ago the blogger who is counting the athletes and football players etc. had alreado over 800 deaths and another 400+ who had to give up due to cardiac problems.

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Not sure, but I think that first figure is more than at least the past ten years combined.

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Lol!!

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Yes. The mouse is always very content with the cheese till the trap snaps. With the bait, till the poison takes effect.

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It never seems to dawn on them why the cheese is free. 💉 🪤

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That just made me think of Facebook.

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Brawndo has electrolytes.

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... and unexpectedly.

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Lol! Too true!

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And unexpectedly....

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Yup. Really sad when you realize the two party system is as big a scam as the quackzine; and just as “safe and effective “.🤑

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Ever see that video of Lindsay graham and Kamala fist pounding each other on the capitol floor the day after it was confirmed Biden was president ?

That split second taught me a lifetime of knowledge about the true reality of our nation

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Oct 13, 2022·edited Oct 13, 2022

There you have it. Controlled opposition. I am from SC and you can’t imagine how disgusted I am with the rinos we have sent to DC. Especially Tim Scott; what a disappointing sellout.

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And he's still fooling a lot of folks...

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He is indeed. Same with mace; just disgusting.

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Back when I watched Newsmax, they had Mace on all the time. It was aggravating to see them promote such an obvious RINO/UniParty member.

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Ah, just closed my PayPal account. It was very satisfying but not as satisfying as kicking Mace to the curb would be!

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It's the same here in Europe. Our illeberal leader is the "enemy" of EU front of the camera until they are in the coffee in the EU parliament and they are laughing together... What a joke.

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The two party system is "safe and effective". Safe and effective for their grifting self interest.

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They were eugenecists then, but now they are saving humanity...

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They still are - "re-creating" humanity with nano-biotech AI. It is everywhere. The injections just provide speedier results for the experiment.

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"They" are definitely dumbing down actual human beings!

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More Compliant and Obedient - must be a feature.

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And curiously it's the PMC meritocrats most likely to line up for the "deathvax"

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Oct 13, 2022·edited Oct 14, 2022

22% - more than 1/5th - of young people in the US, age 18 - 22 years old, cannot read the time on a clock face.

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Not being able to read a clock face is also a characteristic of Alzheimer's. Seems like the younger brains are experiencing some kind of physiological and cognitive deficiencies of late.

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Definitely a cognitive disconnect. It appears that the building blocks of learning are not being put in place in that crucial window (I think it closes at about age eight) that teaches children not just how to learn, but how to learn how to learn. That being the case, we can anticipate a generation of dullards, at least those who attended public schools. I got this clock statistic from watching one of those man-in-the-street interviewing young people videos, Prager does a lot of them. This one was probably the most depressing of all. "What continent are we on?" "Ummmm - North Africa?" "Name three other countries" -"Alabama, Georgia..." And so forth. My heart always gives a sad little moan, watching these.

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Definitely. When I see a compilation of mundane questions offered to the general younger population on the street, I often wonder if it's staged to some degree. Alas, the frequency of asinine and tepid responses give me pause. Also the vacant look or panicked reaction while they are searching for an answer. And of course, there's the suspicion that the interviewer is tricking them in some ways. Bizarre reactions to common and logical knowledge to say the least. Sad to witness.

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To quote more teachers than I care to rememeber:

"Do they really need to be able to do that?"

This in response to me pointing out similar things here.

In 1998.

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Clocks - like they care about time. "A Baltimore high school student failed all but three classes over four years and almost graduated near the top half of his class with a 0.13 GPA, according to a local report." https://www.foxnews.com/us/baltimore-student-fails-classes-top-half

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Our future looks very bleak, looking at these reports.

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They think they can engineer a better human. More like they will just muck it up. But they certainly can reduce fertility and do away with many "useless eaters."

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utterly scary these people who think they can do better than god or nature

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"Those who control the present, control the past and those who control the past control the future." ―George Orwell, 1984 

<<The National Archives Records Administration placed a “harmful content” warning on the Constitution, labeling the governing document of the United States as “harmful or difficult to view.” The warning applies to all documents across the Archives’ cataloged website, including the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence.

“NARA’s records span the history of the United States, and it is our charge to preserve and make available these historical records,” the administration said in a statement. “As a result, some of the materials presented here may reflect outdated, biased, offensive, and possibly violent views and opinions. In addition, some of the materials may relate to violent or graphic events and are preserved for their historical significance.”

The NARA, which is responsible for preserving and protecting documentation of American heritage, noted that so-called harmful historical documents could “reflect racist, sexist, ableist, misogynistic/misogynoir, and xenophobic opinions and attitudes; be discriminatory towards or exclude diverse views on sexuality, gender, religion, and more,” and “include graphic content of historical events such as violent death, medical procedures, crime, wars/terrorist acts, natural disasters and more.”

...The task force also pushed to include trigger warnings around displays of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights, which are all in the rotunda.>> 

Haley Strack (8.9.2021) National Archives Slaps ‘Harmful Content’ Warning On Constitution, All Other Founding Documents, The Federalist, is.gd/b5otp3

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We lost the Republic a long time ago - the final nail in the coffin happened with the last installment coup in November 2020.

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So, time to build back better... for real.

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Good content sharing today

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As a hillbilly bride's father in Appalachia said to his new son-in-law, "These are the saddest words I've ever spoken to another human, —welcome to the family."

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I'm not sure whether to laugh or punch you in the throat...

I'm a Appalachian hillbilly girl.

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I married an Appalachian hillbilly girl. No regrets. Next month we will celebrate 52 years.

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Wow! Congratulations! I married a suburban Ga man...I'm his 3rd wife. I'll just say that separation is cheaper than divorce.

May you and the young lady you married have several

more decades together, and bless many of us with the wisdom accrued, Mr Will.

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THPTHPTHPTHTTTHPPWHHWHAAAAAAT????

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*wipes herself off*... yeah, that happened . If only there was a way to cordon these lunatics on their own massive island. You know, like lepers, and for the same reasons.

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They tried that with Australia. Up to you to decide how that worked out...

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No worries, this current generation can't read script, so they'll take the trigger warnings off in a decade or so.

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Good Orwell quote!

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The gold medal in gymnastics goes to the National Archives Records Administration!

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And, if you're a woke historian like Kenny Burns, you claim sending Venezuelan asylum seekers the Martha's Vineyard is equivalent to sending them to a Nazi death camp.

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HAHAHAHAHA! Nailed it!

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in the words of george jetson, one of the 20th century philosophers: "jane!! stop this crazy thing!!!"

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All systems of power become corrupt over time. Which is why Jefferson said “the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.”

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I don't think I sent you this, for which I apologise:

https://tnc.news/2022/10/11/treat-vaccine-hesitancy/

Some people were predicting, quite a long time ago, that it would happen.

"Unthinkable" came the response... Now the unthinkable is a possibility.

I have had replies to this, some in words to the effect "...I'll just say I'm allergic to compulsive medication and/or psychotherapy..." Would they...?

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I can't believe this but it is true! What a world we are living in. Forced injections one way or another.

I've noticed that TNC does a lot of great reporting. So does lifesitenews.

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They have their legions of mosquito vectors carrying vaccine payloads all ready to go.

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"Now the unthinkable is a possibility."

Clarke's Law of Revolutionary Ideas:

Every revolutionary idea — in science, politics, art, or whatever — seems to evoke three stages of reaction. They may be summed up by the phrases:

(1) "It's completely impossible — don't waste my time";

(2) "It's possible, but it's not worth doing";

(3) "I said it was a good idea all along."

Arthur C. Clarke

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Thank you, Neil, for the link showing the medical industry at its scummiest. And for your comment.

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Ignorance of history does not bring doom. What we really mean when we speak of history in this context is ignorance of the Truth. Or in the case of the progressive death cult and all its prior variants, the destruction, perversion, obfuscation, inversion etc. of Truth.

"History" includes yesterday, last year, 2020, etc. What we are seeing unfolding is far more fundamental than mere ignorance of history. Once Truth is destroyed the vacuum is relativism. Anti-reality becomes reality by force. Writing this anti-reality into "history" is what they call "the narrative". the sstory.

History is full of examples of this happening so in that it is instructive to the nature of human nature and our systems of organizing ourselves within our natural environment. But the problem is not just ignoring the lessons of the Enlightenment or some revolution, but rather ignoring reality itself, the signals of our natural environment and our natural state. In this context history could be described as the living collective experience of observable reality.

Throughout history ignoring reality is what gets one killed. To wage war on reality with the full force of State systems is what gets civilizations killed. Our System - the global multi-culti military industrial economic cabal, has been at war with reality for quite some time.

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I knew we were in real trouble when the first common core ELA curriculums came out. My school purchased the Prentice Hall textbooks (I voted no on them). Starting with grade 4 and continuing through grade 12, the first chapter in each book was on the topic of "Truth". I'm sure you can imagine how that was presented.

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Slow caps for this

Excellent comment

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And its chickens are soon coming home to roost.

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"For the last sixty years, the CIA has managed to maintain a formidable reputation in spite of its terrible record, burying its blunders in top-secret archives. Its mission was to know the world. When it did not succeed, it set out to change the world. Its failures have handed us, in the words of President Eisenhower, “a legacy of ashes.”

Now Pulitzer Prize–winning author Tim Weiner offers the first definitive history of the CIA—and everything is on the record. Legacy of Ashes is based on more than 50,000 documents, primarily from the archives of the CIA itself, and hundreds of interviews with CIA veterans, including ten Directors of Central Intelligence. It takes the CIA from its creation after World War II, through its battles in the cold war and the war on terror, to its near-collapse after 9/ll." Amy Reading (n.d.) Legacy of Ashes, BookBrowse, is.gd/9t9QVU

Read the book & weep.

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Thanks for the laughs, agonizing to watch. But I guess we are all drafted soldiers. I just listened to two pediatricians discuss the inevitable cvx vacsin-nation for schooling and how pediatrician are going to handle this double edge moral sword. As we live with the next generations of sicker and sicker populations unable to experience freedom of body and mind..

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Let me hear you make decisions, whiteout your television.

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Entirely. Too. True.

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Yes, and I need excellent anesthesia from the agony of sitting here watching every damn repetition plus seeing that which has been exposed for 25+ years and is new, lol!

https://www.bitchute.com/video/GB7anU1d08NR/

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Love the last cartoon/image! I do see some differences though. I believe more people are/can ‘connect the dots’ and piece together current events with historic data points. This provides a broader (but still incomplete) view of what we’re suffering/living through. Maybe this leads to real change.

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I'm not so sure; rewriting history has become a cottage industry.

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"1984" was not intended as a how-to manual. But sadly that is what it has become.

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