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12Ga-Prognosticator 3 points ago +3 / -0

Wow? is the kanji real? Do you know what it says? Yari wielding Pepe is precious. Shadilay!

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12Ga-Prognosticator 5 points ago +5 / -0

It’s funny how people living off government handouts go to great lengths to avoid paying taxes. (In Greece you get “special price” for paying cash)
They’ll even acknowledge it’s crazy and can’t last, but gleefully milk the starving goat while they can still reach the tit.

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12Ga-Prognosticator 5 points ago +5 / -0

The so called socialist policies of Europe are, if Mike Benz’s analysis of USAID is correct, a subterfuge inflicted on them by our State Dept. The entire effort of USAID has been directed at crushing any populist politician anywhere any time, and jiggering the judiciary to ensure they’re indicted and jailed for daring to resist. Numerous examples come to mind, and they’ve applied their art here at home as well. We hope all this will end, because it needs to be ended.

Of course this has all been justified by the assumption that left to their own devices Germany would keep trying to take over the world until they killed everyone, so it’s necessary to subdue and oppress them, or anyone else thinking, like Germany they could do such things. Communism seems to have been sufficiently self defeating to have been promoted as the best remedy for populism.

It’d be comical if it wasn’t tragic.

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12Ga-Prognosticator 3 points ago +3 / -0

They have a dream vision of California before white people with no non native species and no obstructions to natural water flows and no additional supplies to populated areas so that those areas will be forced to depopulate and nature in her pristine beauty can be restored, all watched over by totalitarian environmental police. AKA lesbians in khakis. Wildfires are their ally, not something to be resisted. They really think like that. Humans are a blight. Unless they’re primitive natives. Wallowing in dust. They want a living museum piece, a diorama, not a civilization.

I heard several years ago, while I was a resident of the Golden State, of a tiny island near Catalina which had been an old hunting lodge most recently for setup for disabled veterans of all people. Handicapped wheelchair access to hunting platforms is what I heard. Not actually implausible I suppose, but I never saw proof like photos or anything. This island was stocked with “game” like antelopes etc. The State of California closed the lodge and sent sniper teams in helicopters to exterminate the non native “game” to restore it to pre colonial status. I think it, like so much else there, especially those little islands, is totally restricted access now. I think they’re trying to get rid of the buffalos that were on Catalina since the 1920s too. It’s all a massively funded and staffed project by the way. Like hiring your own assassin. Idiots.

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12Ga-Prognosticator 1 point ago +1 / -0

It had to be this way. 2020 was a bitter pill to swallow, but this is absolutely glorious.

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12Ga-Prognosticator 1 point ago +1 / -0

This feels even better than I thought it would. Knowing 2020 will be fully exposed is thrilling. “We caught them all.” A giant sting operation.

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12Ga-Prognosticator 2 points ago +2 / -0

Wait. What!? Our government lied to us for almost 100 YEARS?!?!?!!! That’s just not poss….. FDR was a great man….. He saved us from the great depression….

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12Ga-Prognosticator 3 points ago +3 / -0

If Barry is a “white hat” I’ll eat my MAGA hat, a coat, and a brick. He’d have to have been the deepest deep cover guy ever, and even willing to get intimate with MR. It’s much more likely the weapons he devised against Americans are being repurposed and redirected toward their devisers. Maybe he’ll get tagged Boomerang Barry as a reminder “It all comes back.” Yes. Yes it does.

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12Ga-Prognosticator 2 points ago +2 / -0

Thanks so much for your considerate outreach. You’re touching my heart deeply. Also gently. Thanks so much.

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12Ga-Prognosticator 1 point ago +1 / -0

Speaking of was/were….

Foghorn Leghorn was a parody of Senator Beauregard Claghorn, a recurring character from the immensely popular 1940s Fred Allen radio show “Allen’s Alley”. Audiences at the time would have immediately recognized him as such. “Somebody, ah say somebody’s at the doah.”

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12Ga-Prognosticator 3 points ago +3 / -0

I was instructed that the great schism was between Constantinople and Rome regarding a thing called the filioque. Something about Holy Spirit proceeding from both The Father and The Son. It’s It’s not how Orthodox had it figured. They would have convened a council, and sorted it out but that didn’t happen. That was 1054 when the Pope was in Constantinople and marched into the Paschal (Easter) Liturgy to place a notice of excommunication on the altar. Wild stuff.

For the Fatima letters I’m not as well informed as I could be, but I do notice there’s some controversy about what’s in them, and some secret ones, and all about “the end of the world”. I just keep reading John and Acts over and over, in keeping with my simple mindedness. I don’t like to argue. I can’t “know” for a fact so I don’t take a position and defend it to the death. Except for what’s in the Nicene Creed. Moscow is back, as a center of Eastern Orthodoxy after a brief 80 year break for Communism. Wasnt ever one of the original 5 though. Rus have a long bloody history. So do Constantinople and Rome though. I don’t care about any of that. Yes Orthodoxy is Mary focused. We don’t pray to her, she’s just a human like us after all, but of course we entreat her to pray for us sinners, because, the Greek who thinks he’s clever says with a wink, even He can’t say no to his mom.

If you haven’t checked out Bishop Mar Mari of the Assyrian Orthodox Church in … Sydney Au, as I recall. of all places. He gives good homily. All over YouTube, especially after the failed assassin tried to stab him during Divine Liturgy.

As for Purgatory, it’s unorthodox. I don’t know, or really care about it. I’ve heard some references to Revelation whereby it’s very wrong to add or take away from scripture. I’m not trying to do either.

In my approach it’s about a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. The resurrected Christ. That’s who answered when I knocked. Not the Pope, or any other Patriarch. I’m in love with Him. It’s Platonic, of course.

I was just another free range fornicator living for my own pleasures, but saw on TV the Shroud is a freaking hologram! That got my attention, so I researched it extensively and knew I’d been wrong all my life. I tried to become a Roman Catholic, but they said I didn’t qualify. I’d have to get my wife to convert and live like brother and sister for a year or so then we could be “married” in the Church. Yeah, no. This phony baloney (imho) preacher type guy invited me to “services” in his home, with grape juice and crackers, and I didn’t want to offend him, so I said I had plans to visit the Orthodox Cathedral that coming Sunday. I just told him that to put him off, but at 7:00 Sunday I woke up, cleaned up, suited up, and went in search of a place I’d never been. Got lost, decided to give up and found myself right at their driveway. It was too weird to ignore. Wound up months later receiving Sacrament of Chrismation. So I guess I’m Orthodox, sort of. I went to catechism. I was a 60 year old altar boy for a while. Learned a lot. But mostly it’s about that personal relationship. I was a Thomas. I needed proof. I reproach myself endlessly over that. It motivates me to be better. As best as a sinner can, and I’m the worst, that much I “know”.

Anyway, God Bless You, and your family.

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12Ga-Prognosticator 3 points ago +3 / -0

If you try to go to a doctor with evidence of parasitic infection they’re likely to diagnose you with “delusional parasitosis”. They’ll prescribe antipsychotics. If you remember the “morgellons” phenomenon you’ll understand. Some people really are “bugsy”. People will show up at doctors with baggies or jars or whatever claiming they’re worms, or eggs, or whatever. They’ll have photos on their phone that don’t show what they think they do. It’s weird. Lots of people that do coke, or meth or even aderall, or heavy drinkers, or former heavy drinkers get delusional fixations about these things. Often their spouse or other partner will confirm these delusions, so taking them along to bolster the story to a doctor is useless. Have literally seen this happen. Actual parasitic infection misdiagnosed as delusional. Very frustrating to those involved. Better off going to a vet.

Live as clean and orderly a life as you can, and use the known remedies to keep it under control. Also maybe look into diatomaceous earth. More “magic dirt” . Even if it is often delusional it can’t hurt to address it as an issue.

Where to source fenben?

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12Ga-Prognosticator 1 point ago +1 / -0

There were/are 5 Churches. Antioch, Jerusalem, Constantinople, Alexandria, and Rome. Catholic means universal, and those other Churches consider themselves and each other “Catholics”. Each claims, imho legitimately, apostolic succession. So, don’t feel trapped by Rome. You can go Orthodox and still be “the body of Christ”. Also, those other churches, don’t have celibacy for priests, so draw your own conclusions there.

Not trying to sell anything, or try to win converts, or advocating mutiny or anything else nefarious. Just pointing out there were/are 5 Churches. Rome went their own way kinda, and insisted on being “first among equals”. Maybe they’re right IDK, but I’m okay with my fellow “Antiochians”. The sacraments are all there. Oh, and no purgatory either. But they seem okay without it. Nothing added, nothing taken away.

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12Ga-Prognosticator 1 point ago +1 / -0

This stuff is amazin’. I had a big ol’ wart, size of a nickel, say, that I’d just ignored for years because it didn’t matter ‘cause nobody would ever see it but me, and I was trying not to provoke it with freeze spray, which had some years ago caused a good bit of extraneous discomfort, and surrounding tissue damage, even when actual dermatologists put it on there, and it’d just come back with a vengeance, until about 3 months ago and then I just smeared some pony paste on it once a week or so, (after my hot soak) and dang if it didn’t take care of it. And it ain’t come back either. Didn’t bother the tender region under and around the wart at all. Warts are from a virus they say. I looked it up, and seems it’s used by vets (animal doctors, not old soldiers like me) for that very thing, papilloma warts, on cows. So I tried it on my … They (vets, that is) subcutaneously inject it, (ivermectin, that is) not pony paste I imagine, but it worked real fine, and then recently I read some folks are getting incredibly effective reversal of age related cognitive decline, with just one dose, that seems to give lasting effects. I bet if I looked that up I’d also find lots of supporting anecdotes. What I wouldn’t find is horror stories of devastating side effects, or anything remotely suggestive of such. Now that’s some “magic bullet”. It came from a goldang soil sample. Dang! “Magic Dirt”. Used to be, in ancient days, a legendary medicinal clay from the Greek island of Lemnos. Lemnian earth, they called it, or “blood of Hephaestus” because it was a red clay, which you could also look up and find had such effect as to make a Sultan declare it his exclusive property, and try to monopolize it. Not, I’m supposing because it didn’t work. There’s also some special kind of clay, called Montmorilonite, of all things, which they give astronauts (NASA confirms this) to help them with bone loss from prolonged space flights. I give it to the wife for her osteoporosis, but don’t know if it helps, but she hasn’t broken any bones despite being diagnosed with this some decades ago. It’s a more kooky world we live in than anyone can even begin to comprehend. Or maybe it’s just me, and I’m a crackpot that should just keep quiet but ain’t got sense enough to do so. I wouldn’t be able to ascertain objectively I admit. YMMV, as they say. Also IANAD. (I Am Not A Doctor). I do know personally a few physicians, and one told me this little “joke” over a sip of bourbon and branchwater, “What’s the difference between God and Doctors? God doesn’t think he’s a Doctor!” He’s a good ol’ boy though, and a “rara avis” imho.

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12Ga-Prognosticator 2 points ago +2 / -0

Almost like it was intentional. Yeah, almost. But what possible justification? I’ll keep my ideas on that private.

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