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Posted on 05/26/2023 5:16:58 PM PDT by ransomnote
Have you seen President Trump's powerful 4 minute video message? Don't miss it!
Q is the result of the sacrifices and commitment of countless patriots to win back our captured country from the Deep State and achieve the transformation President Trump promised in this campaign video. President Trump has said the awakening of the public is key to this transformation.
Q describes this awakening as follows:
"The Great Awakening ('Freedom of Thought’), was designed and created not only as a backchannel to the public (away from the longstanding 'mind’ control of the corrupt & heavily biased media) to endure future events through transparency and regeneration of individual thought (breaking the chains of ‘group-think’), but, more importantly, aid in the construction of a vehicle (a ‘ship’) that provides the scattered (‘free thinkers’) with a ‘starter’ new social-networking platform which allows for freedom of thought, expression, and patriotism or national pride (the feeling of love, devotion and sense of attachment to a homeland and alliance with other citizens who share the same sentiment).When ‘non-dogmatic’ information becomes FREE & TRANSPARENT it becomes a threat to those who attempt to control the narrative and/or the stable.
When you are awake, you stand on the outside of the stable (‘group-think’ collective), and have ‘free thought’.
"Free thought" is a philosophical viewpoint which holds that positions regarding truth should be formed on the basis of logic, reason, and empiricism, rather than authority, tradition, revelation, or dogma.
When you are awake, you are able to clearly see.
The choice is yours, and yours alone.
Trust and put faith in yourself.
You are not alone and you are not in the minority.
Difficult truths will soon see the light of day.
WWG1WGA!!!" ~ Q (#3038)
Q has reminded us repeatedly that together, we are strong. As the false "narrative" is destroyed and the divisive machinery put in place by the Deep State fails, the fact that patriotism has no skin color or political party is exposed for all to see.
In the battle between those who strip us our constitutional rights, we can't afford to let false divisions separate us any longer. We, and our country, will be forever made stronger by diligently seeking the truth, independence and freedom of thought.
Where We Go 1, We Go All
never forget.
Interesting stats!
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/05/boycott-target-song-pro-trump-rap-group-hits/
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I was careful in my earlier reply to specify 'Biblical Hebrew' {Masoretic Text & DSS} in contrast to Israel's modern spoken Hebrew when thinking about the pre-Babel language of Noah.
That's an important distinction.
Some of the oldest Hebrew writings (1200BC) were discovered recently on Mount Ebal. Joshua was instructed to make a stone altar to the Lord on Mount Ebal.
30 Then Joshua built an altar unto the Lord God of Israel in mount Ebal,
32 And he wrote there upon the stones a copy of the law of Moses, which he wrote in the presence of the children of Israel. Joshua 8
Some of these writings were discovered embedded in tablets and are probably Joshua's actual handwriting of ancient Hebrew.
An Early Israelite Curse Inscription from Mt. Ebal? - Biblical Archaeology Society
Granddad was there for that stuff. He described those executions to me. It was after that that they were put into groups of 10 with threat of killing all if one escaped.
I agree with you. I don’t think the answer is predominantly what the vaxseems have done to brains. I think it is a combo of:
1) What the vaxseems have done to make people not feel well because they aren’t well. We all know how more easily irritated we are when we don’t feel well.
2) A number of those who got the vaxseem probably have regret and worry, which probably increases their feelings of tension.
3) Where do you go to get redress? Who is there to lash out at but the people around you? There is no organized, recognizable movement over what the vaxseem has done and its connection to everything else that is falling part.
4) How can you trust the person to the right of you and to the left of you, behind you, in front of you, across from teh counter, etc.? Most people probably think that that person doesn’t think anything is wrong in the world. People are frustrated because they don’t think many people feel as they do. They also can’t really fully articulate how they feel and why and so can’t test the waters and bring up things to see how people react. When people don’t trust people they don’t like them and it is easy to be nasty to them.
I know that my aunt and S.O., both unjabbed, have been rather mean to me these past two years. My dad got gruff too and was not jabbed. For my aunt and dad it could be because of their health. S.O. has had to deal with a lot of stupidity at work. I’d probably be shorter tempered too if I couldn’t vent here and had the house to occupy me.
I am curious as to how many volunteers RFK Jr. will get and what kind of attendance his events will have. For people who are upset about the vaxseem and need a place to go to be around other like-minded people, his campaign activities provide that place.
"Art is the clever lie that reveals the truth."
Another collection of terrific memes for Memorial Day, foldy!
There is at least one class action suit against Pfizer iirc, also a suit or suits against the fedgov and other entities (such as hospitals) for mandating jabs. People who got jabbed can look around and find one to join, at least some kind of action.
So true
PRayers up for your daughter.
I got these two articles in my email. I thought they were both good. Excerpted. First Seth Keshel.
https://skeshel.substack.com/p/meeting-commander-price-may-change
Meeting Commander Price May Change Your Life
Topic: Perspective
CAPT. SETH KESHEL
Those who have followed my work have certainly read my stories about my father, the late Lieutenant Colonel (Ret., USA) Donald Keshel. We said goodbye when he was dying; I went to Afghanistan, and he fought pancreatic cancer. While I was able to take emergency leave and attend his memorial immediately after his death in September 2010, his interment at Arlington National Cemetery would be delayed for four months, until January 2011. Unfortunately, my deployment prevented me from being part of that ceremony.
To atone for my absence, I try to visit Dad as often as possible. I always keep it together after I take that left off Eisenhower Drive onto York Drive on the way to the columbarium that holds not only his remains, but those of many other heroes and their loved ones who have left us. I always have few words with God, and with Dad. I stand up, salute his marker, and make the walk back out. The round trip is probably less than two miles, but seems like twenty, and maybe longer depending on how much sun is out. I always lose it on the way back, as if Dad went home to heaven last week instead of almost thirteen years ago. I now realize I was never able to properly grieve my father because my mind was focused on defeating the enemy.
On my last visit, just last month, I admired the grounds like I always do, which helps distract from the sadness I feel from saying goodbye to Dad. Despite all the carnage in America, our parks are still beautiful and immaculate, especially the hallowed ground of Arlington. Great, historical heroes are buried on these grounds, and so are heroes history does not remember so well. On the way back from the columbarium, just past Marshall Drive, I noticed the headstone of Lieutenant Commander Jason Michael Price, United States Navy. He came into this world on August 20, 1979, a Monday, and left this world on September 29, 2020, a Tuesday.
In preparing to write this brief piece, I was unable to find anything on Commander Price. All I know about him is what his headstone tells me, all the way down to his Catholic faith symbolized on his marker. This officer is one of countless thousands of names history may never know, but who was known to some as a son or friend, or perhaps a brother, husband, or father. I don’t even know how Commander Price died at the age of 41, which lies just three more trips around the sun for me.
Why am I making such a big deal about this headstone? Because this commander, or perhaps his family if his death was unexpected, remembered something that mattered a lot to him:
Nothing Great Comes From Comfort Zones
This quote takes up the lower third of his stone and sent a chill up my spine. How true is it, in a world that seeks comfort, that we are losing everything because so many people are too afraid to lose anything? We do not get to keep the things that we amass here on this Earth. Our wealth will one day be spread to others who did not work for it, our cars and trucks will become coat hangers, and the very homes we live in may one day be plowed under to make room for new development.
[More at link]
I’m not sure people know where to go to to look and how much fear they have about their workplace finding out they signed on to something.
It does actually give me the idea of tacking up little cards somewhere like the community bulletin board of a coffee shop or grocery store about where people can go to look for info on this and watching to see what becomes of these cards.
Next one:
https://tulsi.substack.com/p/the-final-salute
The Final Salute
How we can honor those who paid the ultimate price this Memorial Day, and ensure their sacrifice was not made in vain
TULSI GABBARD
MAY 29, 2023
Memorial Day is always a tough day. While the ads and signs say “Happy Memorial Day!” - for many of us who serve or have served, it’s not a happy day. It’s a day to remember our friends who are no longer with us. It’s a day where we think of our last memories with our friends who were killed in combat, thoughts of the loved ones they left behind, and reflection on the selfless sacrifice they made in service to our country.
In 2005, I was deployed to Iraq where I served in a medical unit. Every single day I was confronted with this high human cost of war.
We remember the day that we celebrated their lives, going through the final roll call, and deafening silence when their name was called with no response. We gave them one final salute to their empty boots, helmet, and rifle.
As we gather at cemeteries and memorials all across the country where our heroes have been laid to rest, we are reminded of the very real, high cost of war, and who pays that price — never forgetting our brothers and sisters who still serve in harm’s way today.
That cost seen in the names on gravestones that we adorn with lei and American flags. The memories of our friends live on our hearts.
So nothing angers me more than to see the hypocrisy every Memorial Day coming from warmongering politicians and media “pundits” who feign respect, gratitude, and empathy for those who paid the ultimate price in service to our country, while simultaneously advocating for more military adventurism, the new Cold War and nuclear arms race.
They don’t seem to understand, appreciate or care about who pays the price for these unnecessary costly wars. They carelessly throw around possible numbers of casualties without recognizing every one of those ‘numbers is a person, one of our fellow Americans — someone’s son or daughter, husband or wife, mom or dad.
They don’t know what it’s like to say goodbye to your family and loved ones, giving them one last hug and kiss goodbye, knowing that it could your last.
They don’t know the anxiety that these families live with every single day, every hour and minute, when their loved ones are serving abroad, praying for their safe return and dreading that phone call or knock at the door that could forever turn their world upside-down.
During my first deployment to Iraq, I didn’t fully understand or appreciate the stress that my family went through. I was focused on my mission and doing my job. It wasn’t until I came home that it truly hit me.
The plane landed at Hickam Air Force base in the dark pre-dawn hours. We stepped off the plane and walked down the steps to the tarmac, feeling the sweet Hawaii trade wind breezes, as the sky began to turn a beautiful array of pinks and oranges. It was so good to be home. We had our last formation, and the general called out, “Dismissed!” - releasing us after what had been a very long eighteen-month deployment. I ran toward my family, and into the arms of my dad first. As we held each other tight, my dad cried. I had never seen him cry before. It was at that moment that the weight of my service on their hearts became clear.
The way to honor our troops who sacrificed their lives for our country is to prevent unnecessary, costly wars which will result in the deaths of many more of our brothers and sisters in uniform.
[More at link]
Were these the ones who died in Afghanistan when the FUBARed departure occured?
Som Ting Wong
Cannot see memes or Truth won’t come up.
And AI always wants to run my searches.
I hoped to have time to post more about the Ukraine situation and why Ukraine is so messed up, but... no time. Must prepare for people coming.
That sounds like a good idea.
Professor Fenton interviews John Campbell with Dr. Jessica Rose
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlmNwY37nVM
About an hour:
These were Norman’s list of questions.
1. Most people watching this interview will only know you since the covid era. But you had a big following on YouTube before that. Can you tell us about how you became such a successful YouTuber?
2. You now have 2.8 million YouTube followers, and your videos typically get many hundreds of thousands of views. How much has that following grown since the covid era?
3. Your views on the covid narrative have changed dramatically from originally supporting most of the official narrative (including being opposed to the Great Barrington declaration) and especially the idea that the vaccines were safe and effective. So what convinced you to promote the vaccines in the first place and what was the key thing that happened that made you change your mind.
4. Many people who were challenging the official covid narrative right from the start were heavily censored and cancelled despite most of what they were saying now being known to be true. How much of an impact do you think that censorship had on the general public and yourself in terms of simply not having easy access to what the counter arguments were?
5. With hindsight do you feel that that there was always the evidence that covid was never as serious as claimed and that the vaccines were not safe and effective as claimed?
6. Do you believe that vaxx recipients were given fully informed consent, and if not, what would be the implications of that legally?
7. What was your original view of the idea of vaccine mandates and has that changed?
8. What would you say to people who followed your advice about the vaxx and are now sorry that they did get jabbed.
9. You have come under attack from both sides of the covid debate. Initially from the skeptics who were unhappy that you seemed to be toeing the official Govt line and then from the covidians who were unhappy that you could possibly question the official narrative especially on the safe and effective vaccines. But recently there have been some very public attacks from skeptics like comedian Alistair Williams who suggest that your change of direction means you are some kind of controlled opposition who is being handsomely rewarded financially (they publish your company accounts). What is your response to that?
10. Since you started challenging the official covid narrative you have had videos taken down from youtube and been temporarily suspended despite always being very careful about what you say. Can you tell us more about this type of censorship and whether you experienced anything like that before covid.
11. You have made clear many times that you have always been a very strong supporters of vaccinations generally. Does what you have learnt about the pharma industry and its influence over the medical institutions and media over the covid vaxx cause you to re-evaluate your beliefs about other vaxxes or do you think the covid debacle was a one-off?
12. A lot of people who bought into the official covid narrative and then later realised the extent to which they had been misled by the Govt and mainstream media have for the first time started to question many other official narratives such as e.g. about climate change and even Ukraine. Has your experience also made you question other narratives and if so which ones?
13. Who have been the biggest influencers on you during the covid era?
14. Who would you most like to meet or interview who you haven’t already had on your channel?
15. What do you envision as the main problems and threats currently to the health of the nation and what, if anything do you think most needs to change?
So what is S.O.?
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