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Why experts are blasting Trump for 'already breaking the law'
There's not too many less credible voices than Liz Warren. As far as experts, Covid and the Climate Change zealots taught us there are a couple of different kids of experts, those that can be bought or intimidated into shilling someone elses narrative and those that can be cancelled, censored or otherwise ostracized by those advancing a narrative -
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Massive Korean Study Confirms Elevated Risk of Heart Disease Among Young People
I found an interesting concept in the Bible that I think applies to this scenario. Over and over again the Bible discusses the negative punishment received by those people who worship false idols and their theories above God almighty. So if the theories of medical science are indeed a false idol the Bible warns us about, the result by default requires punishment. I think the possibility exists that the powers that be are hoping to push us in the right direction towards revererence for God. One Bible verse even says the diseases of the pharaohs will not affect those who revere God. Exodus 15: 26. This implies the non physical mental aspect to health flows to the physical body and is critical to a fully functioning immune system which results in full health and vitality. -
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Avoid homes with Trump signs Fema Supervisor told disaster workers in FLA
The NYPost is hardly an objective or unbiased source. That aside, after FEMA pulled out of several counties in NC fearing anti-govt activists, it is easy to see how some would be cautious. Who knows what the broader strategy was talk to the neighbors and build a consensus? No need to assault the home to see if they need help, get the neighbors to ask. -
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DEI is dead! Let's celebrate the demise of that woke nonsense
To their credit, Boeing dismantled it's DEI department last month before the planes started falling out of the sky or crashing into mountains -
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Best way to fly Bangkok to Philippines?
Philippine Airlines into Manila best by far -
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A Police Visit on Remembrance Sunday Reveals the Reality of Our Two-Tier Justice System
Fascinating to see the knee jerk reactions from people who do not realize that they have been manipulated. Pearson's right have not been impinged. A complaint was made alleging that Pearson was encouraging physical violence. Under the existing laws, the police are obliged to show that they took the complaint seriously and looked into the matter. The police officers were visiting to ask Pearson if she would attend a voluntary meeting. They were not forcing themselves on her. Because the alleged incident occurred on a media platform open to the general public, the complainant need not be immediately identified as the comment is directed at all and is public. You are upset for the wrong reason. The police are there as agents of the judiciary system. All they were doing was delivering a message, as was their duty and obligation of law enforcement agents. You expect the police to interpret the laws and to do as they wish. That is not appropriate and not how a police system should function. No charges, because there is an ongoing investigation The Crown has the burden of proof to present a viable case. The attackers have offered up excuses and explanations that must be thoroughly investigated and disproven. In the interim, the 4 men were arrested on suspicion of affray and assault and remain on bail subject to conditions. It actually works out better than if they had been to court because 1st time offenders typically get off. Not at all comparable. No one's human rights were abridged. The police officers were visiting to ask if Pearson would agree to a VOLUNTARY meeting. The police had an obligation to respond to an allegation alleging the threat of a physical crime. -
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What can a foreigner own in Thailand?
Money once or twice. Corrupted cops. As I said. The illusion of rule of law is all you get in LoS. I will never own anything in Thailand. Far too dangerous.- 1
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