Posted on 11/01/2021 7:22:22 AM PDT by weston
And HHS has not indicated any plans to replace them.
I’m shaking my head in disgust.
ROFL, thanks!
Good Morning Deplorable Trump Kids....
Thank you lysie for this nice breakfast, bacon is so high priced now.
I can understand why you are not serving it.
I have 4 pounds in my freezer, I can contribute tomorrow.
There does seem to be a spot for it, wait, hey exit.
My neighbor has an orange and lemon tree and brought a bunch over the other day, oranges are so fragrant.
He had the jab and now has melanoma and getting treatment for it.
I know so many people having troubles after the jab, there are no coincidences, so they say.
They found a blockage on my sister, they think on her leg, she thinks it is her neck, BUT, she cannot get in to have it checked out till May, can you believe this.
Canadian health care.
I am so upset. Her doctor said they are very busy.
Worries me so.
Celine Dione has canceled her opening because of muscle spasms, she was out promoting the jab earlier this year.
Her sister said she might be opening next year.
When is this world going to wake up.
Have a good day Kids.
I will pray for your continued health.
God Bless.
Thanks gub, have you seen the lit LisFarmer has of these, unbelievable.
It seems we used to hear about maybe 3 or 4 a year, this is out of control.
I agree Rusty, I sure miss My Donald!!!
Safe travels.
We’ll keep the lights on, here, for you. Check in when you can 💞
We have a friend who was in long time remission, from his cancer, who had the jab....and, is now being biopsied for a possible *return*.
Prayers up, for all going through this.
JUST IN - U.S. Producer Price inflation jumps 8.6% year over year in October, matching the largest increase on record.
Rare™
Unexpected™
Unforeseen™
Yes, I have seen the list & unfortunately, it seems to keep getting longer. It's great somebody is keeping track, otherwise it would be down the memory hole.
Your sister can’t get in until May, that’s awful.
Do all the “refugees” moving in to Canada automatically get the “free” healthcare?
This is who we are told to trust:
Kumar
@datarade
The Highest Paid Employee In The Entire U.S. Federal Government in 2021.
This is wild.
6:39 AM · Nov 9, 2021
https://twitter.com/datarade/status/1458081918298251271?s=20
Sadly, I added another dozen today.
I remember we used to hear about athletes collapsing with heart issues and it was very unusual, to the point that it would make national news. In the past decade or so, pediatricians have been recommending heart scans for young athletes as part of their sports physicals, and I believe they do for college-bound athletes as well. I know they do for pro athletes. So, you didn’t hear as much about it for the past few years, including last year with Covid.
THIS year is very different, IMO
Constitution City, Est. 2021
Brownwood, Texas, today is bustling like never before. The old hotel downtown is being renovated after sitting in decay for decades.
The restaurants are packed. Houses are selling for 20% more than their Zillow values. The banks are experiencing a big influx of funds. New residents are pouring in from around the country. Everyone is making money. It’s a charming and happy place, except that everyone complains about the car traffic.
That’s a nice problem.
One year and a half ago, life was different. It was like a ghost town. The mall was empty. The shops were closed. You could not see anyone on the streets. Maybe a straggler or two. The hotels were empty. Local businesses were struggling to stay afloat using various takeout techniques and deliveries.
It seemed like a town in its death throes. What a difference between the two!
An Oasis in a World Gone Mad
I, in fact, attended a downtown street party there just a few months ago. The lust for living was on full display. No one, not one person, wore a mask. The bars were packed. Street vendors were selling their goods. It felt like some mecca of real life in a world gone crazy. Brownwood, Texas, was determined to live again.
Clearly the experience of death and life burned deeply in the hearts of many of the city’s primary stakeholders. It’s like they said: Never again. Now the town is not only back, but bustling, happy and beautiful again.
The city council has just made history, as the first city in Texas to declare itself to be a “Constitutional City.”
Constitutional City, USA
What do they mean by “Constitution City”? It means that the government cannot and will not pass any laws that violate the Bill of Rights. This is clearly motivated as a response to the lockdowns that nearly wrecked the place.
As a local news outlet wrote:
The resolution does not mention COVID or the COVID vaccine but states the commissioners court “is determined to stand as a constitutional county” and recited the rights including freedom of expression, speech, association, religion, press and petition, the right to keep and bear arms, the right to protection from government overreach and the right not to be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law.
The resolution states the Brown County “recognizes, respects and upholds the First and Second Amendment rights and will use “all legal means at its disposal to oppose, within the limits of the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Texas” any efforts to “unconstitutionally restrict” those rights.
Wait for the Media Outcry
Now, with this new movement toward Constitutional Cities we are seeing a real form of declaring independence. If the federal government doesn’t care, and state governors don’t care, at least cities can stand up for what we are supposed to believe in as a country.
It’s a beautiful idea. We can hope this model will be copied all over the country.
But let’s watch: In a matter of a few weeks, the attacks on the Constitutional Cities movement will start hitting hard. CNN will discover that some activist somewhere has a sketchy background or even attended the Jan. 6 protest in D.C. The movement will be declared “far right” and “extremist” and probably “racist” and who knows what else.
Know this: It’s utter bunk. These are good citizens who care about liberty and freedom and swear to never again allow their cities and towns to be torn apart by fools, charlatans, liars and thieves, even if they say it has to happen because they are smart scientists who know how to handle disease. These cities are imposing a real restraint at least in rhetoric.
And also there is a strong economic incentive to declare one’s city to be a Constitutional City. It attracts tourists and investment dollars. If you are thinking of opening a business, wouldn’t it be a safer bet to choose such a city over a place like Chicago or San Francisco? At least you could pretty much count on some resistance to lockdowns or sudden tax increases or speech controls.
https://dailyreckoning.com/constitution-city-est-2021/
Christians can open the door to demonic spirits. I was delivered from a spirit of sorrow many years ago that came from a tragic situation in our family. What had become a stronghold in my life was replaced by the joy of the LORD.
"Put on the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness." ~ Isaiah 61:3
EXCERPT:
Although a Christian has been purchased by the blood of Jesus (John 10:28-29; Romans 5:9), Satan can still wreak a great deal of havoc if allowed. He cannot steal the soul of a Christian or possess him, but he can render him fruitless and rob his life of joy and victory.
Ephesians 6:10-17 instructs us in combating the forces of darkness. We are told to continually put on the "full armor of God" and "stand firm." Although Satan and his forces are constantly at work to "steal, kill, and destroy" (John 10:10), God’s armor allows His children to be victorious against the attacks.
How much emphasis should be given to demonic deliverance in the Christian life?
I believe he must be, he is allegedly engaged to one of the Kardashian idiots
So, science, studies and facts have never meant anything to him.
Gavin Newsom Leveling Farms to ‘Rethink’ Land Usage in the Name of Climate Change
PENNY STARR 9 Nov 2021
FTA
California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom’s embrace of “climate change” as an existential threat has led to policies that destroy farms in a state that feeds more Americans than any other.
That includes Erik Herman, a fourth generation farmer whose 8,000 fig trees will bulldozed “in the name of conservation.”
“It’s just sad to look at, it’s sad to see,” Herman said. “But it’s what has to be done. There’s not enough water to pump to keep them alive.”
“It’s just going to sit there. It will probably never be farmed again,” Kevin Herman, Erik’s father, said. “We will be a good neighbor and keep the weeds down. To the extent that we can, we’ll keep the dust down, but that’s a tough one.”
In August, state water regulators put in place harsh water restrictions for farmers and ranchers.
The Los Angeles Times reported:
About 5,700 Northern California and Central Valley water rights holders — who collectively hold approximately 12,500 water rights — will be subject to the forthcoming curtailments , according to Erik Ekdahl, deputy director of the state water board’s Division of Water Rights.
The order will largely affect rights holders using water for agricultural irrigation purposes, though some municipal, industrial and commercial entities will also be affected. The regulation carves out an exemption for health and human safety purposes, meaning that water for drinking, bathing and domestic purposes won’t be subject to the curtailment.
And now farms are now being leveled, the San Francisco Chronicle reported:
Farmers are being forced to fallow — a term for plowing land and leaving it unplanted — their fields and orchards in unprecedented numbers due to two factors exacerbating the water shortage: droughts are becoming longer and more severe due to climate change; and the state has begun to implement the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act, new restrictions designed to stop growers and other users from depleting aquifers.
California is in the middle of one of the worst recorded droughts in state history, and recent rainstorms aren’t nearly enough to fix the state’s water crisis. The lack of rain, exacerbated by record heat last summer, has only increased the amount of unsustainable groundwater pumping. According to a 2019 analysis from the Public Policy Institute of California, farmers in the San Joaquin Valley could be forced to fallow as much of 750,000 acres due to limits on pumping. That’s roughly the area of 1 million football fields.
But farmers and environmentalists worry that the solution being forced on many farmers – reverting so much land to unproductive dirt-covered lots – could create its own environmental hazards by inviting dust, invasive weeds and other pests.
Newsom is throwing $50 million of taxpayer money to “help farmers repurpose fallowed land for new uses.”
That includes replacing agriculture that feeds Americans with wildlife habitat or ground water storage. The effort also favors “alternative energy, including solar farms or facilities that turn biomass from crops into energy.
Officials claim this is not targeting farmers.
“It’s certainly not saying that agriculture is going away,” David Shabazian, director of the state Department of Conservation, which will oversee the effort, said in the Chronicle report. “We’re trying to find ways that we can help these communities stay viable. It’s providing alternatives.”
The details of the plan has not yet been released.
“No one likes to spend money without knowing what you’re getting for it,” the elder Herman said. “There’s still a lot of uncertainty in the details.”
Jon Reiter, a water consultant and farmer from Fresno, said farmers are just try to survive water restrictions on top of drought.
“They may not have the resources to get to a ‘Plan B,’” Reiter said. “It’s hurting the smallest guys.”
France becomes latest European nation telling people under age 30 NOT to get the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine due to risk of rare heart inflammation
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