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CrockOSuds 4 points ago +4 / -0

They should have said the rotation is speeding up. Too many people I know including my own kids say that it feels like time is speeding up.

They wasted a perfectly good opportunity to scare the idiots.

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CrockOSuds 2 points ago +2 / -0

This isn't anything new. The company Quorn started in 1983 and they use plant-based protein derived from a natural micro-fungus called Fusarium Venenatum. The fungus is fermented, in a similar way to beer or yogurt, which promotes growth of the mycoprotein.

It is a good alternative for vegetarians who want to avoid being feminized by soy.

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CrockOSuds 3 points ago +3 / -0

They don't do this to credit cards, only debit and EBT cards. I never use my debit card at gas stations or any outdoor ATM.

If you know you'll be getting a deposit change your password a day or two before.

The skimmers take two seconds to install and they get your card information as well as your PIN. It is a hassle to change your PIN before every pay day but if you change it they won't have any way of knowing that it was changed and they'll just move on to the next one.

Or you could go to the bank and withdraw your cash each time you get paid and just stick to using cash.

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CrockOSuds 5 points ago +5 / -0

"Applicants must provide proof that they have at least $90,000 to complete a renovation, as well as pass through an application vetting process."

So BlackRock will be scooping them up so they can rent them out for $100 shy of what a full-time minimum wage job pays per month.

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CrockOSuds 3 points ago +3 / -0

"women and those who identify as female"

Their Freudian slip is showing. They are admitting that "those who identify as female" are not women.

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CrockOSuds 2 points ago +2 / -0

All of the men in Minnesota who decided it's no longer safe to go to a gym have to come to terms that they can never go out in public again.

But seriously, it's too cold most of the year for men to go bare-chested outdoors in Minnesota and public places usually have the "no-shoes-no-shirt-no-service" policy so I can't imagine where these attention-addicts will be able to go to frame straight men.

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CrockOSuds 1 point ago +1 / -0

Just do like we do in the US. Put everything on credit cards and pray that you'll win the lottery.

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CrockOSuds 2 points ago +6 / -4

From "Conspirator's Hierarchy: The Story of the Committee of 300" by Dr. John Coleman (1991):

"The Club of Rome has succeeded in splitting the Christian churches; it has succeeded in building up an army of charismatics fundamentalists and evangelicals who will fight for the Zionist State of Israel. During the Gulf War of genocide I received scores of letters asking me how I could oppose "a just Christian war against Iraq." How could I doubt that Christian fundamentalist support for the (Committee of 300's) war against Iraq was not Biblical-- after all didn't Billy Graham pray with President Bush just before the shooting started? Doesn't the Bible speak of "wars and rumors of wars"? These letters give an insight into just how well the Tavistock Institute has done its work. The Christian fundamentalists will be a formidable force behind the state of Israel, exactly as planned. How sad that these fine people do not realize that they have been GROSSLY MISUSED by the Club of Rome and that their opinions and beliefs are NOT THEIR OWN, but those created for them by the hundreds of Committee of 300 "think tanks" that dot the American landscape. In other words, like any other segment of the United States population, the Christian fundamentalists and evangelicals have been thoroughly brainwashed."

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CrockOSuds 2 points ago +2 / -0

From Wikipedia: "Raghavan is openly gay. He lives with his husband Andy, and their daughter in Washington D.C.

"Raghavan served as the associate director of the Office of Public Liaison under President Obama, acting as a liaison to both the LGBT and Asian American and Pacific Islander communities from 2011 to 2017. As the associate director Raghavan facilitated conversation on issues impacting both the LGBT and Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, including marriage equality, workplace nondiscrimination, transgender rights, bullying prevention, immigration reform, hate violence, and access to health care.[3] It was during Raghavan's tenure that President Obama spoke out in favor of marriage equality,[4] and later signed an executive order barring federal contractors from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.

"He has also worked for the Progressive Majority, the 2008 Obama campaign, the Democratic National Committee, the Gill Foundation, and the U.S. Department of Defense as the outreach lead for its "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" Working Group."

The Gill Foundation gives grants to non-profit organizations including Affirming Pentecostal Church International, Axios — organization of Eastern Orthodox, Byzantine Rite, and Eastern Catholic Christians who are LGBT, Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, and something called Q Christian Fellowship among a hundred others.

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CrockOSuds 7 points ago +7 / -0

I thought these WEF goons were in on it.

They actually got the shots themselves? What's going on here?

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CrockOSuds 2 points ago +2 / -0

The left on X (mostly paid but a hell of a lot of genuine idiots) are good at upvoting each others comments. Our side, not so much. If we all started clicking those hearts half as much as they do we wouldn't see their comments anymore. We would drown them out.

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CrockOSuds 2 points ago +2 / -0

You know you can still go on eBay and buy a Chris Christie 2024 button. Trump should have shown up wearing one. With a Donald Duck button over it.

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CrockOSuds 3 points ago +3 / -0

In their defense they did say "parenting women" so I assumed that they meant straight but now that I think about it a biological male that tries to breastfeed his two year old son might be seen as a "parenting woman" in Satanic Clown World.

  • straight
  • white
  • Christian

If you are one of these things it makes them uncomfortable. If you are two of these things it makes them mad. If you are all three of these things they want you dead.

Luckily for us "they" don't really exist in the real world. Only in pop-culture media, corporations who own their soul to Blackrock, college campuses, and social media sites (but only the popular ones).

I live in a liberal city in Southern California and I have only seen two transgenders in my life. One was two years ago and his own mom was making fun of him. And the other was about 4 years ago at a DMV and all of the Catholic Hispanics and the older black folks were not exactly being nice to him.

New Society in crashing and burning as we speak.

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CrockOSuds 15 points ago +15 / -0

White women, Caucasian women, European women, British women, Irish women, Scottish women, Welsh women, French women, Italian women, German women, Swedish women, Dutch women, Polish women, Hungarian women, Ukrainian women, Russian women, etc...

A certain type of women seems to be left off of their cute little lists here.

Maybe because when people hear the word "woman" these are the first that come to mind.

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CrockOSuds 4 points ago +4 / -0

Don't look for changes anytime soon. SNAP benefits and the factors that determine eligibility are outlined by the Farm Bill. The Farm Bill was due in 2023 but it was never done. Biden just extended the previous one from 2018. I don't know if it helped that John Fetterman was a chairman on that committee.

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CrockOSuds 14 points ago +14 / -0

Marcia Fudge (not Martha) is the one who introduced the "Pandemic-EBT" act (H.R.6200 - Pandemic EBT Act of 2020) within minutes of President Trump declaring a pandemic (exactly four years ago today).

It's almost like she knew there would be a pandemic ahead of time. We know congress members don't write their own bills, they have K Street interns to do that for them. But those interns were ready. They knew a pandemic would be declared on that day.

The biggest smoking gun to me is that in California the EBT cards are made of yellow plastic but the P-EBT cards were made of white plastic meaning they didn't come from the same stock. Why then did the white Pandemic EBT cards have a copyright date on the back of the card saying 2017?

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CrockOSuds 14 points ago +14 / -0

For those who like to dig deep here's something I save from VOAT many years ago:

"The MSM along with many others have been misleading the public for some time now regarding the case of Imran Awan. Imran was employed by Debbie-Wassermann Shultz who has direct ties to the Jewish mafia in Florida (recall she told the chief of police "there will be consequences). Check into DWS and here ties to Israel, it's not hard to see where she stands but more importantly who she works for.

Rahm Emmanuel paid the ISI for the release of Imran when Imran was employed by Rahm. Rahm’s father was a code breaker for the Mossad and Rahm himself had to be expelled from the WH by Bill Clinton for his ties to the Mossad.

Imran was a pawn of the CIA and the Mossad. The operation he was in involved black mailing many members of congress on the behalf of BiBi and Israel. Israel own congress in more ways than one.

Shills for Israel include Goodman and George Webb are attempting to deflect blame away from Israel. Imran and Huma were both agents of the Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslim Brotherhood is an arm of the Saudi government as well as the Mossad. Look at Prince Alwaleed, Prince Bandar Bin Sultan. Saudi crackdown.

Jason Goodman has tried to taint evidence in both cases of Anthony Weiner and Imran Awan while George Webb has filed lawsuits to obstruct the case of Imran under the guise of transparency. Those listed here are known Mossad operatives

One aspect of the unfolding Awan scandal that has received minimal press coverage is the role played by current Atorney General of California, Xavier Beccera. With the exception of journalists like HA Goodman and Luke Rosiak, Becerra’s role has gone virtually unexamined by the media.

In September, the Daily Caller revealed that the Capital Police’s decision to ban the Awan’s from Capitol Hill was based on the existence of a “secret server”. The server was connected to the House Democratic Caucus, which at the time, was chaired by Rep. Xavier Becerra, the current Attorney General of California.

Police contacted Becerra’s office, notifying him that the server was the subject of an ongoing investigation, and promptly requested a copy of it. However, what Capital Police received from the now California Attorney General’s office was described as an, “elaborate falsified image designed to hide the massive violations.”

According to one senior official, when Becerra vacated his congressional seat on January 24, 2017, “He wanted to wipe his server, and we brought to his attention it was under investigation. The light-off was we asked for an image of the server, and they deliberately turned over a fake server”.

Authorities considered the falsified image of the server they received to be an act of overt interference in an ongoing criminal investigation.

The official stated that, “They were using the House Democratic Caucus as their central service warehouse … It was a breach. The data was completely out of [the members’] possession. Does it mean it was sold to the Russians? I don’t know,” the senior official said

According to the Daily Caller, Becerra was one of five house democrats who first hired Imran Awan in 2004, and would later hire Imran’s brother, Abid, as well as Imran’s wife, Hina Alvi. In 2013, upon becoming chairman of the Democratic Caucus, Becerra would begin further paying Alvi an extra $25,000 to $30,000 a year, in addition to payments from Becerra’s personal office.

As the Caller points out, this means that the current Attorney General of California is personally responsible for far more payments to the Awan family than any other Democratic member of Congress.

Two weeks ago, five House Republicans from the Freedom Caucus held a hearing regarding the ongoing investigation into the Awan family. The former House IT staffers were employed by over 30 Democratic members.

Representatives of the House leadership, who have yet to offer any support for a formal investigation into the ongoing scandal, were absent from hearing when Freedom Caucus members Louie Gohmert (TX), Jim Jordan (OH), Steve King (IA), Ron DeSantis (FL), and Scott Perry (PA), interviewed Luke Rosiak of the Daily Caller and Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch.

Rosiak, the journalist responsible for breaking coverage of the Awan scandal, opened the hearing by voicing his concerns regarding the continued silence from Capitol Hill in relation to the unfolding allegations of misconduct. He said that there had been “substantial misinformation put into the public realm about this matter, both maximizing it and minimizing it.”

Rosiak went on to explain that investigators have learned that Imran Awan and his family had not only accessed a congressional server without authorization 5,400 times, but that Imran Awan would conduct House IT work for months at a time while he was located in Pakistan. Rosiak’s statements were followed by Judicial Watch’s Tom Fitton, who added: “The best-case scenario ain’t all that great. You had an ongoing criminal enterprise operating under the noses of 40 House members, and the responsible administrative officials here in the House of Representatives, and put all of the details of his scandal aside, inflammatory details, what is the House doing right now to make sure this isn’t going on right now?”

According to Sara Carter, of Circa, Fitton expressed concern that the Justice Department might not raise these issues for fear of embarrassing members of both parties.

After hearing about Imran’s access to congressional servers while in Pakistan, Rep. Gohmert (TX) responded: “I did not realize that we had someone who would live in Pakistan and get paid the maximum that any House employee could get paid and he was doing his information technology work, his computer work, for the House of Representatives from Pakistan. This is just mind boggling,”

Rep. Perry (PA) also chimed in, voicing concerns regarding an increasingly overt two-tier justice system. Perry explained: “My concern is the wife… she’s got fourteen grand in cash. She’s allowed to leave the country. You know, a lot of my constituents, I mean, if they have an administrative violation, they’ll have OSHA sweep in… We have a Justice Department, FBI… the ferocity with which laws are enforced– it’s just not the uniform lately.”

Rep. King (IA) stated, “that Democratic members of Congress who serve on intelligence committees would, by the nature of their work, correspond about sensitive information.” His sentiments refuted claims made by former DNC chairwoman, Rep. Wasserman-Schultz, who argued that the Awans did not have access to any sensitive material."

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CrockOSuds 4 points ago +5 / -1

I've heard since I was a teenager that "America is a corporation" but I never really grasped what the meant until now.

I don't have to do what the manager at Taco Bell tells me to do. I don't have to do what his district manager tells me to do or the CEO of Taco Bell tells me to do unless I agree to work for them and sign a contract.

In this case our parents agreed that we will work for the corporation when we were born. But we as individuals didn't agree. We can simply say "I do not comply" and they have no authority over us.

The united states of America (notice how "united" and "states" is not capitalized? That's because those words are a description of the states being united. When they are capitalized it is the name of the corporation) is a nation of LAWs. If we are going to defeat them we have to do it lawfully.

Of course we want mass arrests but the CEO of Taco Bell is not going to have security detain the fry cook when he's literally doing what his boss told him to do. If we see him drop food on the floor and tries to throw it away but the supervisor tells him to serve it then why would we wait for the supervisor to come to our rescue?

We would need to go outside their system and rely on the system that was established in 1787.

In the words of OP "...we need to resurrect our old republic (or create a new republic, depending on how you look at it)". I say we do not need to establish a new one. The original was the greatest government ever established. It had flaws but we need to learn from the past mistakes. America is what it is because of our Constitution. The corporation had over 200 years to enslave us all and we're not quite there yet. Close, but not all the way. That's because we have a Constitution that some elected "officials" abide by because they don't realize they work for the corporation because the corporation has to trick people into working for them.

From darkness into light - all of the real "Law of the Land" and of the air as well as the water.

Maybe military is the only way but instead of civil war and public executions it's white vans in middle of the night.

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