"If you look at under the reign of Fauci for 40 plus years, where childhood chronic diseases and illnesses have gone from 6% to about 54% as we've added more and more layers of shots onto those schedules. And again, they'll say 'Correlation isn't causation.' Well, not a single childhood vaccine was ever tried in their clinical trials against placebo."
https://twitter.com/VigilantFox/status/1629888923282427912?s=20
Thanks for reminding me, my wrist just flared up in the last two days. Am taking some IVM right now.
Re: my username - I had eleven kids. I don't like to talk about it, because most people say something stupid, like: didn't you have a TV (and I didn't LOL), but yes, a very hard twenty years when they were small - (I recommend earmuffs as a parenting aid - you might spare a little of your hearing when you get older). One of my pet hates was that the outside doors never stayed shut, no matter how many times I tried to keep the flies out in the summer, or the heat in, in winter. And we home-schooled, so the house was a school and a home at the same time - try that when the kids decide to be artists. Paint everywhere. There are bigger, but less noisy, problems now, like the choices they make as adults, as you say.
But the real reason for the username is that I joined here, when the whole Covid nonsense started blowing up - I felt like it was the end, because so many people were sucked in, and the narrative seemed almost impenetrable, with constant reminders to watch our dear leader on 'updates'. Since then, we have found some sort of equilibrium, and are watching workmates falling over multiple times with the Covid, while we sail through (b...b..b.. the vax was supposed to prevent that) but there it is.
Well, it sounds a lot like controlled (or uncontrolled chaos)...you were brave...my hardest was 3 under five...changing a diaper...another has to poop...crazy days and nights. I home schooled for a while too...then they all went to public school when I couldn't take it anymore and then I just became a sub and then a permanent sub at the very excellent middle school. Kids are a lot of fun...but they wear you out and when you get older, you probably go grey quicker. A lot of sleepless nights that's for sure. I always say parenting is THE hardest job in the whole world... Well, God needs to super duper bless you and yours...and that's a tall order... I am reminded when I would call them, I had to cycle through a few names before I got it right...I can't imagine at your house. Sometimes I even get the grandkids names all messed up...oh well, I used up most of my brain cells...so not too many left!!
Oh yeah, that name thing is pretty funny.