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Bigcentexisback 28 points ago +28 / -0

I have insurance from United thru my years of service to a large southern state. They are incessant about trying to set up a "free in home health check up." I always decline by saying my doctor is just a few miles away and super convenient. That does not deter them. They are also overly pushy about sending kits for a stool sample. I just put them in file 13. I view the home visits as a scouting missions for nefarious reasons. I view the stool samples as vain attempts to get DNA and sell to highest multiples of bidders. In short, when the gov't or pharma offer ANYTHING free, it is regarded as a red flag warning. Neither entity has a shred of credibility in my book. Lastly, isn't this the very thing that HIPPA laws are supposed to protect us from? Who dropped the ball on that United Health Care?

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Bigcentexisback 8 points ago +9 / -1

Fraud eviscerates everything. When voter fraud is proven, watch it all crumble.

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Bigcentexisback 3 points ago +3 / -0

FATHER GOD IN HEAVEN I PRAY AGAINST THE EVIL AND ROOTS OF EVIL THAT ARE UNDER THE WHITEHOUSE AND MANY OTHER DC EDIFICES.....IN JESUS NAME. EVIL AND ROOTS OF EVIL BE REMOVED.

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Bigcentexisback 3 points ago +3 / -0

If I was there I would have said the same things as this lady only louder and more. I have lived in Texas for 56 yrs. I have endured this man posing as a senator (especially from TEXAS) for what seems like forever. We protested him en mass at a Tea Party rally on the south side of Capitol. He thought he was going to get in front of us and smooz us with political double speak. In a completely unscripted reaction about half us started booing, then almost eveybody chimed in. You could not here him speak, even though there was completely adequate PA system, as we were so loud. He has pushed, not just supported Patriot Act, NDAA, (and it's renewals last i checked), quiet as mouse if not subtlety supporting ObummerCare, an ULTRA kickback oriented drug plan that he really went to bat for that thankfully did not pass, and way more. The gist of it is..he is all in if it costs us money or rights. He is conspicuously absent if it supports our rights. I have perceived that he will oppose a bill that is bad if it wins without him. He will support a bill that supports us but is known to be dead in the water. That way he can say "Well, we gave it our best shot to telling Washington that blah, blah,blah needs to happen"
I have already called and emailed Ted Cruz, our other senator, and said I do not want hear any of this well we are both from Texas biz. Said we need a SML that will agree to recess appointments to expedite the transition to the new team. Well that's my two cents Prayerful in Texas

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Bigcentexisback 5 points ago +5 / -0

It is, there are other PARTS that generate the real income. Which is about as immoral as the whole affair can be

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Bigcentexisback 2 points ago +2 / -0

In 2015?, I started wearing my MAGA cap back when the news was filled with libtards throwing fits and/or accosting the MAGA cap wearer. I wear the hat 6 days a week every. week. I wear a Psalm 33:12 hat on sabbath. I noticed right away that the people that did not like it, would nudge their friend and nod my way or point. But what caught me completely off guard was people who liked my hat would voice "I like your hat" anywhere, anytime. There were a 1000 times more positive encounters than negative. Many were the conversations with complete strangers that we found common ground because of the hat. All this to say I salute this guy for doing so.

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Bigcentexisback 1 point ago +1 / -0

I had an article from Zero Hedge from before 2016 titled "A small town in Mexico fires the entire city staff and runs everything themselves ". I thought it I had it archived but it was only bookmarked. It was very different than I thought it would read. The people had meetings to organize trash service, policing, water, even teachers from among themselves. The reason they fired everybody was repeated corruption at city hall. Even those who campaigned on breaking up the corruption, were corrupt. The gist of it all is that EVERYBODY was happy with their new system. Nobody wanted the old system back. I saved it thinking it would shed some light some day but unfortunately it is hidden behind payroll now. But the point is we the people have all the power.

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Bigcentexisback 4 points ago +4 / -0

I was at the Texas state Republican convention while this was all going on. This was during the Teaparty days. At this time, our group from south Austin and other areas around Austin took control of the county convention and then the congressional district convention by virtue of how many of us showed up and voted our conscience and not the party line. When we showed up to the state convention, all the districts were seated in numerical order starting at the front by the stage and working left to right across the convention center, then towards the back. We were looking for our district seating but could not find it. It was the only district NOT in its numerical order space. It was in the back corner of the convention hall, nearest to all the vendor booths which always had a din of noise from all the people there while the convention was in order. Trying to make nice in spite of of obvious seating malfeasance, we tried talking to those seated near us. They would not engage. We all noticed it but did not know anything more that that. Finally, about half way thru day one, one of the ladies near our group overheard us commenting on how icy everyone seemed to be. That is when she told us that everybody had been told by the party officials that we were "radical nazis from Austin" and they would be wasting time even talking to us. Upon learning this we huddled, and decided to go on a handshaking meet and greet to each congressional district and work into the conversation that we were just constitution and nation loving people who wanted a better tomorrow for our children. As the convention wore on there was an issue developing that was pitting the old school Republicans against us new ones. In Nueces County (which is where Corpus Christi is) had done like us in Austin had done and had voted out most of the old school delegates. Just days before the convention, the party officials had announced unilaterally, they they had unseated all these new people and reinstated the old ones. We being the patriots we were and are, knew this was not right. A lot of the people who had been told we were nazis started agreeing with us. So when the convention leaders saw that a vote might possibly not go their way, they surprised everybody by getting a local judge to agree with them and issue a ruling. So they "announced" this from the stage to everybody. We were stunned. This was when Debra Medina was running for Governor, so her people said "None of us were present to present our side at the last judge, so let's appeal this to a higher court". A few minutes later they were literally passing a hat to pay the atty's. Soon, there was a new higher ruling that the new people should stay. This kept happening over and over during the convention. One side would appeal the last ruling to a higher court then announce it on stage. So, this hat passing had continued each time it was our turn to appeal. I had run out of cash and had to find an atm machine. At the same time, we heard a rumor than Ron Paul was stepping down. So on my way to find atm, I was alone in the lobby with a friend and we were looking for cash machine. Two guys were walking from the opposite direction, as they got closer we could see it was Ron Paul and I presume an aide. We were excited to meet him, we did not even know he was in Texas at the time. We asked him If the rumors were true about bowing out. He said he was told California would not be a win for him in the primary (we disagreed, but to no avail). So I asked him, "I am attempting to be slated to become a member of the electoral college, what do I do if you are not there ?" He said to go ahead and do it but vote my conscience. Also, to seek elected office and help become the change we were seeking. Upon returning to our section in the convention, we shared what we had just heard and seen. I was asking around about electoral college duties, and found out that you are supposed to vote electorally as the district votes. There had been instances where electoral college person deviated from the norm and this usually wound up in the person being barred from party for life. I could not in good conscience vote for Romney the RINO, so I bowed out. But the good news in all of this is that the old school Republicans had let their true colors fly during the Nueces county thing and thus had played out on stage at the convention. So by the time it was over, all the people who would not speak to us originally, were stopping by our section and shaking our hands for being there and thanking us for speaking out. And as Walter Cronkite used to say...."That's the way it was" in 2012.

Learning from experience in Texas

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Bigcentexisback 4 points ago +4 / -0

Thank you for sharing your observations Rare possibility? I think not, they see or make a loophole and leap on it. I am not criticizing you, just stating we should not underestimate their propensity for opportunistic cheating.

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Bigcentexisback 2 points ago +2 / -0

I agree, think of Israelis exit from Egypt as written in Exodus. The judgements God pronounced on Pharoah and the nation got progressively worse as Pharoah kept renegging on his.word to let God's people go. As the nation of Egypt suffered more and more, worse and worse judgments, the children of God went unscathed. Even in time of "gross darkness" God's people had light everywhere. When death angel struck the firstborn of Egypt, the obedient people of God were spared this too. So, the point is, if you don't think God is.moving His hand now, you soon will. Reaffirm your relationship with God thru Jesus, read Exodus as it is a blueprint for now,

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Bigcentexisback 2 points ago +2 / -0

I have seen a.man go.from bedridden, in constant pain and had part of his stomach taken out a an ostomyelitis bag put in. They then told him to go home and put his affairs in order as the cancer had spread from his thyroid to lungs, esophagus and stomach. That is when the iv and FB were started. He is now in complete remission, sold his home in Texas and moved to 50 acres in Missouri. I told him farming, ranching is hard work. He said "I have been clearing land and building fences up there for the last two months. He regrets not starting IV and Fenben sooner as He would not have the bag, but he is still glad to be alive and working". This is just one story of what I have witnessed.God is so very good. I have several.more I witnessed first hand. Your friend needs to read Dr.Makis website. He is Canadian and he speaks facts.

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Bigcentexisback 13 points ago +13 / -0

It is not an either or situation. Do both if you have to, but as soon as you see an improvement AFTER taking IV and fenben; make sure they understand that by adding these two there is sign of improvement now. So the chemo never did that yet, so think about it and get healthy! God is good, that is why the truth is coming out all around us. God bless you and friend.

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Bigcentexisback 1 point ago +1 / -0

I believe that in any family, once senior passes away, junior is no longer junior and he may drop the junior if desired. Hence, JFK Jr. Is not alive.

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Bigcentexisback 2 points ago +2 / -0

I saw on here yesterday somebody said "Anytime you here a government official say the word 'misinformation'; they are lying." I pondered that for a while and concluded it seems right.