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Budge wrote: Fri Dec 30, 2022 6:47 pm And mine is "She who must be obeyed." Shades of Hilda from Rumpole of the Bailey.
Indeed, Ms. Death tells me she is to be obeyed. I only protest mildly, please, not today ...

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OK I will bite. This guy has incredible oratorical skills. I am not sure everyone will agree with his views but man this monologue is incredible


https://youtu.be/P4dSiHqpULk
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https://youtu.be/t36HntCJf6Y?t=34

*****

Not terrible, pretty decent watch. More and more of these videos/movies/documentaries are coming out, and there is slightly less censorship of this topic.

PTBs moving on to the next nefarious scheme, I would think.
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The person without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God but considers them foolishness, and cannot understand them because they are discerned only through the Spirit.
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Do-or-Die wrote: Fri Dec 30, 2022 7:14 pm OK I will bite. This guy has incredible oratorical skills. I am not sure everyone will agree with his views but man this monologue is incredible


https://youtu.be/P4dSiHqpULk
Lol, just sounded like an angry rant to me. :mrgreen:

I think agreeing to disagree is the best way forward when calm discussion breaks down, but I fear that people with this type of attitude with the right power can lead others to dire consequences. I've seen this kind of atheistic aggressive lambasting quite a few times and you normally find in their background some childhood hurt where they probably felt abandoned by God. They then feel the need to get angry at God who they say they don't believe in or at believers in him! :mrgreen:

Faith isn't the absence of evidence so he knows nothing, look at this explanation from the Bible itself.
Faith shows the reality of what we hope for; it is the evidence of things we cannot see.

Yes if you believe that all we have in existence is the physical dimension and evidence can only be from our physical in nature then you might struggle with this but I would say such a person is narrow minded. There's a denial in acting in such a way that there exists something called love and morality but at the same time preaching that our brains are merely a complex computer. As I've said before if morality is not absolute then anyone can justify anything based on it being their own moral system. Actually take the massive faith position of atheism, boil it down and what you have is a nihilistic worldview without any meaning, love, morality, a big fat nothing but do they act like that? I wonder how the man reacts when his grandchild wants the tooth fairy to visit, does he berate the child! :mrgreen: And there lies the problem with atheists like him, they cannot live out their preaching.

The person without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God but considers them foolishness, and cannot understand them because they are discerned only through the Spirit. 1 Corinthians 2:14

Is the above Bible verse true or not, if pride is stopping you from seeking it's truth then whose the ostrich burying its head in the sand. It is stating something that has no physical properties, the Spirit.

I have faith but I don't go to a building or organisation called a church, I meet people in community, I try to live out my faith by practicing the teachings in particular of Christ, I feel incredibly free but I do understand some of the bondage claims that certain churches place upon people which is anti Jesus's teachings.

Sol and I in particular have had healthy rigorous debates over faith but we do I think have a healthy respect for one another if not accepting each other's beliefs.
Remember atheism is merely another belief system or faith position.
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bpcw wrote: Sun Jan 01, 2023 5:34 pm
Sol and I in particular have had healthy rigorous debates over faith but we do I think have a healthy respect for one another if not accepting each other's beliefs.
Remember atheism is merely another belief system or faith position.
Yeah, the dude was a tad bit angry and when emotions enter the equation I tend to tune out, regardless of how valid the message might be. I think if individuals don't respect each other, then it is impossible to agree to disagree

So yes BPCW while I might not agree on every topic, I don't see any reason to act in a disrespectful manner on the few topics we might have differing opinions on. I think when one shows disrespect just because of a difference in views, the one showing the disrespect is almost always the weak one. Such individuals are weak for they have to win as they don't know how to deal with the concept of losing. It's all black and white to them and that is quite sad as the world is a wonderful kaleidoscope
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Unbelievable. Create a fake scamdemic. Then chemically poison the herd without telling them. Then publicize the jab causes health issues. And then find "the cure."

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abi6110

Cannabis stocks will go ballistic if this becomes the next true lie.
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MarkD wrote: Tue Jan 03, 2023 12:54 am Unbelievable. Create a fake scamdemic. Then chemically poison the herd without telling them. Then publicize the jab causes health issues. And then find "the cure."

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abi6110

Cannabis stocks will go ballistic if this becomes the next true lie.
There is a foolproof check on this proposition: does Gates, Soros et al have large positions in cannabis stocks and/or does Fauci and co have patents in this/related areas. If yes, back up the truck. If no, place in round file. :lol: :lol:

Re: scamdemic, I've seen an alternate suggestion. The clot shot was always intended as the bioweapon rather than C-19 which was created so the shot could be introduced. Just doing my part to propagate more conspiracy theories.:mrgreen:
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Last evening a former social colleague reported he had surgery, to remove a three foot long clot from his leg. 60yo age group.

Yes, he had the jab.

Lady across the street had the jab. Stroke in her spinal column, inoperable.

You can't make this stuff up.

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MarkD wrote: Fri Jan 06, 2023 3:43 pm Last evening a former social colleague reported he had surgery, to remove a three foot long clot from his leg. 60yo age group.

Yes, he had the jab.

Lady across the street had the jab. Stroke in her spinal column, inoperable.

You can't make this stuff up.

Waiting my turn...
Disease is due to inflammation. Death is due to inflammation overwhelming the body's ability to deal with it. If you took the COVID shot, all you have to do is monitor inflammation markers. If they are high, take supplements that target inflammations. Some that come to mind are MB, Shilajit (mumio), very high dosage of Vit D, alpha lipoic acid, pycnogenol, etc. Excercise also helps.

If inflammation is under control, I suspect the COVID side effects can be held at bay.
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I have been very sedentary following surgery on my ankle. That is changing rapidly atm. Just concerned but will look into some of the supplements. Very active until March of 2021 but it's been the opposite due to several health related (biomechanical) issues since that time.

At least I was able to swim 5-7 days a week except for some downtime due to surgeries.
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MarkD wrote: Fri Jan 06, 2023 3:43 pm Last evening a former social colleague reported he had surgery, to remove a three foot long clot from his leg. 60yo age group.

Yes, he had the jab.

Lady across the street had the jab. Stroke in her spinal column, inoperable.

You can't make this stuff up.

Waiting my turn...
You should be okay. More and more data coming out that frequency and severity of jab side-effects related to # of doses. The more doses, the more likely something bad will happen ...

You only got one JNJ shot early on ... also, when the jabs were first rolled out, they often weren't kept in the requisite cold temperatures right before administering, so the mrna likely wasn't active.

Also early on, the centrifuging process (this may still be somewhat true now) for making sure each lot of the vaccines contained the same amount of mrna, etc. wasn't consistent, so quite likely that some lots of the vaccine contained a lot of mrna, while others didn't (as well as the other ingredients).

May explain to some extent why some developed terrible side effects, while others didn't.

The more time passes, the less chance that you will develop adverse side effects ... your body has a certain ability to compensate for any potential disturbance that single JNJ dose did.

So you still have lots of time to make an honest man out of Sol and marry your daughter off ... :lol:

In more somber news, my former Chief of Gastroenterology, who was married to a Family Physician, had a 17-year-old son. The son was healthy, high school varsity athlete, etc. - the pride and joy of his parents.

Died suddenly post-jab. Family's devastated. No one wants to discuss the likely cause of death.

Damn, this sh*tstorm is just beginning ... hopefully JesusNinja's God does something about this at some point ... getting a bit hard to watch.
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The JNJ was an adenovirus vaccine, not MRNA. Was aware of the difference but still not sure it's harmless.

BTW, did anyone notice a college basketball player collapsed on Saturday during the game. Old Dominion vs Georgia State. I saw nothing but coverage of Dama Hamlin, obvious tragedy.

FWIW, Sol would probably run from my oldest. He thinks more like her old man. She is high (est) maintenance. Unlike her own mother. Having children is interesting to say the least.
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Yodean wrote: Sat Dec 31, 2022 6:31 pm https://youtu.be/t36HntCJf6Y?t=34

*****

Not terrible, pretty decent watch. More and more of these videos/movies/documentaries are coming out, and there is slightly less censorship of this topic.

PTBs moving on to the next nefarious scheme, I would think.
That was long but very compelling video
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Not to add fuel to the fire here but as I write this I have a case of Covid again. Caught it on the ship I guess. I thought it was a mild cold but I did the home test after 3 days of congestion and came up positive last Friday. Today the home test is showing a much lighter bar but still positive. I've been vaccinated 5 times, the latest was November 17th of 2022.
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