Posted on 06/20/2022 3:43:39 AM PDT by ransomnote
Thanks LL. Actually, she’s fairly conservative and even voted for Trump but her daughter is pretty “woke” and has influenced her some. She also has a friend that works for Pfizer so there is that. She knew the jets today were different and I’m finding it hard to believe she even asked so I kept it simple. She is convinced that covid is a bioweapon but never realized that the shots are a continuation of that by the same people. She knows we don’t want them and she knows why but the influence of doctors, her daughter, and her Pfizer friend overruled us, I guess.
Since she already took the shots, the rest will come out in stages when she asks. At least she has noticed something is not right and is not jiving with the things she hears. I have noticed a desperation when she talks about covid and the shots that tells me she not 100% sure she did the right thing. It’s almost like she’s trying to convince herself and wants me to agree.
Can you tell me what TOR and BV is?
It’s a day trip for us. We can leave early, go to Gatlinburg and all of the other tourist spots, and be home in time to sleep in our own beds. I actually live in the foothills of the Smokeys. We don’t have a lot of covid rules here so it must be your bridge group making the rules.
I read this morning that the TN legislature is considering not having the 30 day delay and making it immediate. I agree that if you want an abortion, move.
Was talking to a friend about that last night. âMaybe this will finally send all these jerks back to California.â And I hate to say that, because honestly, I would love to move back to the state of my birth and the one which is, IMHO, the most beautiful state in the Union. Or it used to be before they destroyed it.
Ooooh. Love that. Stolt!
THAT’S the one! I’ve missed it.
My apology for confusing your daughter with your granddaughter. Thatâs a great assessment of the situation, though odd that sheâd rely on her daughterâs analysis over her motherâs. I believe youâre right about the vaccinated constantly looking for confirmation from anywhere that they havenât done something foolish. I pray for their continued well-being and a demonstration of the elegance of Godâs creation of the human form. Evolutionary adaptability is how we got here and how weâve been here this long. May we also evolve our way out of any damage weâve done with the jabs.
Her daughter is a PTA and went to college in Knoxville. The science changed her. Now she’s in school to be a full Physical Therapist. She “believes the science” and her mother trusts that. My granddaughter is almost 27, so she’s not a kid but she’s not a true liberal either. The thing is, in this community, even our Democrats are conservative compared to the big cities elsewhere. My daughter is kind of caught in the middle between us. :-) At least she is starting to ask and listen to me some without rolling her eyes. My daughter is almost 48. I was 19 when I had her and a grandmother by 40. LOL
Best I can tell, TOR is a secure type of browser/web where anonymity is maintained. Its goal is to allow anonymous browsing and conveying information without it being known where the info originated. I do not know how secure it is.
BV, I’m not sure of. If you worked for the power company in Cleveland, Ohio, back in the day, BV would have stood for “Beaver Valley”, a plant in Pennsylvania of which 3 Ohio power companies shared ownership. We designated all our plants and substations with a 2 letter code.
But I’m sure that’s not what it means in this context. Someone much more geeky than I will have to answer that one.
Temp Restraining Order.
BV seemed to be a person or maybe a board associate, who was speculating on something about which he should have asked the BO (board owner). đ¤ˇââď¸
đĽ Protests broke out in the nationâs largest cities yesterday after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in a 6-3 decision, sending the issue of regulation of abortion back to the states. I predicted this would happen last summer after the Supreme Court first declined emergency appellate review of lower-court decisions upholding New Yorkâs various vaccine mandates.
Since some of the conservative justices signed the orders declining review, people asked me if I thought theyâd changed sides or defected or something. I answered that I thought the justices were protecting something we donât know about; they wouldnât want to rely on bodily integrity rights if they were about to do something big like overturn Roe. Then in January when the court issued its pair of mandate decisions, one supporting the CMS mandate, neither opinion mentioning bodily integrity rights or Roe a single time, I was pretty sure this was coming.
I studied this issue closely when I litigated the mask case through appeal. I won that case â the only appellate case in the country finding mandatory masking presumptively unconstitutional â on the strength of Floridaâs explicit right to privacy and medical autonomy, which had been well-developed mostly by abortion cases, particularly the âGainesville Woman Careâ case.
Floridaâs constitutional right to privacy is relatively new; it was passed in the 80âs during a nationwide push at the state-level related to Roe. Many states passed bodily integrity laws at that time as a result of the Roe decision and the swirling criticisms about the poor reasoning of that case. Even many pro-choice constitutional scholars agreed that Roe had a shaky foundation, so then, as is happening now, states rushed to pass laws and amend state constitutions to protect those rights.
As a result â quite ironically given the politics â the states best equipped to resist mandates during the pandemic were the ones with the strongest local protections for bodily integrity resulting from the abortion battles of the 70âs and 80âs. Itâs funny how things work out.
My theory â as Iâve discussed before â is that Roe would never have been overturned without covid.
Many pro-abortion political groups, which had for decades adorned themselves in the morally-praiseworthy robes of personal bodily autonomy, were exposed as hypocrites when they shredded those values in the name of forcing their friends, co-workers, and neighbors to accept a preferred medical treatment. âMy body, my choiceâ instantly flipped, becoming the rightâs ironic new slogan, now effectively weaponized AGAINST Roe.
At that point it was just a matter of time. For how, if bodily autonomy is NOT sacrosanct when it comes to experimental vaccines, can it be of any utility when it comes to other personal autonomy issues like abortion? In other words, the âmy body, my choiceâ argument was neutralized, sacrificed for vaccine mandates, and was shown to be not so much a ârightâ as a benefit to be whimsically parceled out on a treatment-by-treatment basis at the arbitrary preference of whoever is making the rules at the time.
A thin principle of convenience cannot sustain the massive weight of an implied constitution right; the vaccine mandates ultimately cracked the hard shell of Roeâs implied right of privacy and the entire edifice fell away.
I have no idea how all this will shake out. But make no mistake: this Supreme Court decision is just the latest and the most obvious example of how the governmentâs pandemic overreach has badly backfired. And the backfiring isnât done yet â not even close.
TOR = The Onion Router.
It’s an anonymous web browsing system.
Lots of images of documents, photos etc a link. I don’t know who would like a ping....
Forty Democrats Labeled Ukraine’s Azov Battalion a Terrorist Organization in 2019
They compared them to ISIS and blamed them for the Christchurch shooter then they sent them $31 billion in weapons.
https://kanekoa.substack.com/p/forty-democrats-labeled-ukraines
On October 16, 2019, the top Democrat on the House Homeland Security Committeeâs counterterrorism subpanel, Rep. Max Rose (NY), led a letter signed by forty Democrats asking the State Department why they had not placed Ukraineâs Azov Battalion on the U.S. list of âforeign terrorist organizationsâ (FTOs).
In the letter, the lawmakers compared the Azov Battalion to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and discussed how, Brenton Tarrant, the Christchurch, New Zealand mosque shooter, who massacred fifty-one people in 2019, had been radicalized by the âultranationalist militia organizationâ which âopenly welcomes neo-Nazis into its ranksâ.
âFor Example, the Azov Battalion is a well-known ultranationalist militia organization in Ukraine that openly welcomes neo-Nazis into its ranks. The group is so well-known, in fact, that the 115th Congress of the United States stated in its 2018 omnibus spending bill that ânone of the funds made available by this act may be used to provide arms, training or other assistance to the Azov Battalion.â The United Nations has chronicled human rights abuses and incidents of torture in this groupâs relatively short history. Despite these facts, Azov has been recruiting, radicalizing, and training American citizens for years according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The Christchurch, New Zealand massacre was a turning point for counterterrorism efforts. In his manifesto, the shooter claimed he had trained with the Azov Battalion in Ukraine, and he routinely wore a neo-Nazi symbol associated with them. Both the Poway, CA and El Paso, TX shooters said they were directly influenced by the terrorism committed at Christchurch. The link between Azov and acts of terror in America is clear.â
The letter was signed by prominent Democrats such as Rep. Bennie G. Thompson, Rep. Eliot L. Engel, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Rep. Stephen F. Lynch, Rep. Jim Cooper, Rep. Gregory Meeks, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, Rep. Ro Khanna, and Rep. Al Green.
The Azov Battalion was formally incorporated into the Ukrainian National Guard on November 11, 2014, but has since been accused â by West Pointâs Combating Terrorism Center and the counterterror Soufan Center, to human rights organizations and international peace missions, and by the mainstream press â of being the nexus to a global terrorist movement responsible for war crimes, mass shootings, and organizing online in ways similar to jihadist networks.
Congressman Ro Khanna and progressive members of Congress tried for several years to end U.S. military aid to the Azov Battalion. They finally did so in the 2018 Defense Appropriation Bill, but Azov reportedly continued to receive U.S. arms and training despite the ban.
âWhite supremacy and neo-Nazism are unacceptable and have no place in our world,â Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), an outspoken critic of providing lethal aid to Ukraine, said in a statement to The Hill. âI am very pleased that the recently passed omnibus prevents the U.S. from providing arms and training assistance to the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion fighting in Ukraine.â
On March 10, 2022, Congressman Ro Khanna deleted a tweet saying, âthe U.S. has been complicit in the rehabilitation and spread of neo-Nazis in Ukraine. Enough is enough! Our government must stand up to the Azov Battalion and other fascist groups.â
After attempting to end U.S. military aid to the Azov Battalion in 2018 and asking to place the Ukrainian militia on the U.S. list of foreign terrorist organizations in 2019, every Democrat in Congress (and the majority of Republicans) voted to send more than $31 billion in weapons to Ukraine in 2022.
The Azov Battalion was formally incorporated into the Ukrainian National Guard on November 11, 2014, but has since been accused â by West Pointâs Combating Terrorism Center and the counterterror Soufan Center, to human rights organizations and international peace missions, and by the mainstream press â of being the nexus to a global terrorist movement responsible for war crimes, mass shootings, and organizing online in ways similar to jihadist networks.
Congressman Ro Khanna and progressive members of Congress tried for several years to end U.S. military aid to the Azov Battalion. They finally did so in the 2018 Defense Appropriation Bill, but Azov reportedly continued to receive U.S. arms and training despite the ban.
âWhite supremacy and neo-Nazism are unacceptable and have no place in our world,â Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), an outspoken critic of providing lethal aid to Ukraine, said in a statement to The Hill. âI am very pleased that the recently passed omnibus prevents the U.S. from providing arms and training assistance to the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion fighting in Ukraine.â
On March 10, 2022, Congressman Ro Khanna deleted a tweet saying, âthe U.S. has been complicit in the rehabilitation and spread of neo-Nazis in Ukraine. Enough is enough! Our government must stand up to the Azov Battalion and other fascist groups.â
After attempting to end U.S. military aid to the Azov Battalion in 2018 and asking to place the Ukrainian militia on the U.S. list of foreign terrorist organizations in 2019, every Democrat in Congress (and the majority of Republicans) voted to send more than $31 billion in weapons to Ukraine in 2022.
why is “Q”’s ID: 000000 ?
thanks
I have downloaded the packet previously, but just can't seem to pull the trigger on attempting to install it. I get nervous when I get into all that open source stuff. I just rely on VPN currently, which probably isn't as secure as claimed, but better than nothing. And stay off Chrome and out of Gmail. They're just building a file on you.
It could be honorific.
The important identifier is the drop code, the “!!Hs1Jq13jV6”
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