https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/sound-of-freedom/umc.cmc.4ioz0amz45g3y29peq2p2giux
Link is to Apple TV; I don't know that there's an iTunes link other than the promotion page at Apple: https://www.apple.com/itunes/ . iTunes isn't a website, it's a separate app.
You can watch it both places, as it says in the Apple TV+ link.
Yes, "very effective." And thanks for the link; I'd forgotten about this, from #1102:
CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS are EFFECTIVE. GLOBAL.
As the Truth comes out in EVERY area of the Cabal's malfeasance, we won't just see lawsuits in CA, or in every State, or in the US at the federal level . . . we'll see lawsuits around the PLANET.
Wow.
Is there ANYONE in America who hasn't ingested Roundup (glyphosphate) in their food or absorbed it from weed killer sprayed around their home, or from other sources?
Talk about a class action to end all class actions. Plaintiffs could include every living soul in America, and damages could even be awarded, theoretically, for harm to their pets and farm animals. Do you need to actually be diagnosed with cancer to have been legally harmed by the presence of a carcinogenic substance that also causes a number of other problems, when that substance was introduced without your consent or knowledge?
Of course, I'm overstating the situation (but not the fact of glyphosphate causing harm and being pretty much EVERYWHERE in the food supply now, including in many ORGANIC fruits, vegetables, and other foods that have tested positive for the substance despite not ever having been directly treated with the substance).
I've had back pain several times in my life and it's hugely distracting and limiting. I hope yours is better soon, or goes away completely.
An odd-sounding personal experience: I had chronic back pain for several years that went away a few weeks after buying a Honda (I'd been driving a Ford Taurus; this was in the 80s) -- the seat in the Honda was pushing on my lumbar region uncomfortably, but one day I noticed it felt fine. Turns out, the Taurus had too-little (none?) lumbar support and my spine was out of whack; the Honda fixed it, and my chronic back problem was gone. A firm lumbar-region pillow added to the Taurus might have done the same thing.
My wife and I have both been helped, for various issues, by an Osteopath. If you can find a good one in your area, he or she might be a good resource, and not just for back pain.
Several over-the-counter supplements can help reduce pain, although in my experience different people find help from different supplements (and some people don't seem to benefit from any, as far as pain relief goes. Depends on what's actually causing the pain, I suspect).
For example:
Several clinical trials have shown that PEA can reduce pain from a broad array of causes, including diabetic neuropathy, chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy, sciatic nerve compression, carpal tunnel syndrome, osteoarthritis, low back pain, failed back surgery, stroke-related nerve pain, multiple sclerosis, dental pain, chronic pelvic pain, post-herpetic neuralgia, and vaginal pain (Hesselink 2012). In an observational study of individuals with chronic pain due to a variety of conditions who were unable to control their pain with usual therapies, adding 600 mg PEA twice daily for three weeks followed by once daily for another four weeks decreased average pain intensity scores in all participants who completed the study (Gatti 2012).
That's from https://www.lifeextension.com/protocols/health-concerns/chronic-pain# which includes a good number of other supplements that have been shown to reduce pain.
Life Extension (I'm a customer, nothing more, btw) sells a product with both PEA and Honokiol: https://www.lifeextension.com/vitamins-supplements/item02202/comfortmax
Once again, a large number of other supplements (vitamins B, C, E, and D; Curcumin, Boswellia serrata, and many other natural substances) may be helpful to you.
I hope you get some relief and are able to enjoy your trip.
When I say government, I am actually referring to what you refer to as voluntaryist society.
We aren't really at odds then, at all.
I'm not conflating taxation with "government as we know it" -- I'm saying that "government as we have known it has the defacto unopposed power to INITIATE COERCION, and that makes it a criminal organization. Forcible taxation is only one of the symptoms, but I emphasize it because THAT's where the money comes from (until Fiat enters the picture) to do every OTHER coercive thing that government does.
If you privitize security, for instance, you are replacing a elected Sheriff with an unelected corporate entity. This means, the security entity will have no way to be held accountable by the people. Thats the difference at every level between private and small government.
In fact, private groups can be, and often are, democratic -- groups ranging from neighborhood associations to large corporations can utilize voting and elections to chose policies and personnel. Likewise, non-government groups can hold meetings to challenge elected officials and remove them if they so decide. I don't see this being any worse in terms of outcomes than the government elections we have now; if anything, the opposite seems true.
As for government powers in the Constitution that we could do without, my lodestar is always twofold: 1- Does it initiate coercion (force, threats, or fraud -- the last isn't always in definitions of coercion, but it belongs, in my opinion) against peaceful human beings, and 2- Are people willing to pay for it voluntarily. EDIT: Naturally, by "voluntarily" I mean that anyone does NOT feel an action is worth paying for, for whatever reason, is not forced to chip in. "Pay for your own damn wars", for an obvious example.
Perfect! Economic truth that should penetrate even the Normie brain.
The price of Big Macs (in dollars) goes up from time to time as the dollar becomes worth less.
The price of Big Macs in McD's "Big Mac Coins" stays exactly the same; NO inflation.
Genius.
At the very end is a short clip of a woman STUFFING a ballot box, and the reporter (who can't see that she has maybe two dozen ballots in her hands, because she's behind the box from his point of view) asks her if she voted for Reagan or Carter.
Of course, her reply is "Carter."
The clip is not from the 70s (when Carter and Reagan both ran) but from 2020; the clip doesn't include any conversation that points in that direction but the CNN crawler at the bottom of the screen mentions Trump and Biden. Other clues also tell the tale, but the crawler nails it down definitively.
But that's not what the song was about -- it's a straight-up, sincere anti-war ballad.
Like EVERY positive movement, the 60's (and 70s) anti-war movement was targeted for corruption by the Cabal. The Boomer's anti-war effort though, which makes every such effort since pale in comparison (yes, the draft was a big energizer for that), was a solid pro-freedom, pro-peace movement.
One of the big reasons I love Donald Trump is his genuine commitment to PEACE and his clearly genuine concern for the victims of war.
I knew almost nothing about the man when he ran for President the first time, and my big concern was that he'd be just another war-monger.
Never been so happy to be wrong in all my life.
Respect for the truth IS a critically important element, but I disagree with Herbert that it is "close to being the basis for all morality."
Empathy and a strong sense of connection to others -- or simply "love", as Jesus put it -- are the MOST important elements for morality, imo.
John: 13:34 A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another.
13:35 By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.
When you love others, you treat them right.
Rogan has a MASSIVE and diverse audience; FAR larger than any cable news show.
And millions of people follow Musk, on whatever venue he surfaces.
So yes, this is huge.
From the Angel Studios website: