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Nolagirl99 1 point ago +1 / -0

When MSM was playing live there was a shot of a guy in a backpack with something hanging (looked like glow sticks). He runs down the left side of the bleachers (facing stage) and starts ordering SS around. It seemed out of place. So did the caddy shack guy

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Nolagirl99 21 points ago +21 / -0

Someone made a comment and it was the first thing I thought when they were interviewing the guy with the red hat, “why is BBC at the rally?”

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Nolagirl99 9 points ago +9 / -0

Giving it the ole 72… super bizarre. No way a 20 yo with an AR got that close. A marine can shoot 500 yards, I read this was 150?

Who’s the guy that comes down from the bleachers with a green backpack and glow sticks and bosses the ss around?

Then, there’s the guy behind Trump next to a blonde in a teal shirt (viewers left) that literally looks like the caddy shack.

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Nolagirl99 3 points ago +3 / -0

Me too but always a motive… I’m sure it’s to “prove” there’s no two tiered system. 🙄

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Nolagirl99 5 points ago +5 / -0

Will pray for you!!

There are a ton of companies who prefer to hire vets. They know they have work ethic. It’s frustrating trying to interview on indeed or other sites. I helped my cousin with his resume, it was too wordy. Tie in your strengths, make the resume extremely simple, make sure you put your veteran status. I would also suggest getting a headhunter or going to a temp agency. I know there was a big movement over Covid with new companies coming out for unvaxed etc. Not sure what field yall are in? Here’s one I remember seeing…

https://www.patriotstaffingsolutions.com/find-a-job

https://www.northropgrumman.com/careers/veterans-transitioning-to-civilian-careers-job-search-and-networking-strategies?utm_source=google&utm_campaign=ac&utm_medium=kw&utm_audience=list_d&utm_content=null&utm_format=copy&utm_code=OTH-13321&source=OTH-13321&gad_source=1

Out of curiosity… what do you mean when you say you tell people not to make this mistake?

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Nolagirl99 4 points ago +4 / -0

That’s the parasite die off. It means it’s working! Make sure she drinks a ton of lemon water. It will help her kidneys filter the toxins the parasites release when they die.

https://thrivewithwellness.us/blogs/news/12-parasite-die-off-symptoms-and-how-to-fight-them

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Nolagirl99 1 point ago +1 / -0

The coast is affected by the sediment bc of where the Mississippi ends. Deep sea fishing is fun but my favorite is running the bayous. I will agree that Ft Polk area is a shithole and other parts of LA. What a lot of people fail to realize is that there were no “after” plans for people after the war. It created a situation of poverty and government reliance. It’s still the reason why there’s a correlation of the poorest states.

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Nolagirl99 2 points ago +2 / -0

The original wasn’t great for women but it has been amended with the times. The constitutional convention is an amazing idea by Landry to make things absolute and updated instead of piecemealing laws. It will take out a lot of loopholes.

It’s been interesting watching the downfall of the mayor. It’s been a steady trickle. Shes done what every dem mayor has done but Landry has fired back now that he’s in office. Instituting “Troop Nola” has settled down crime. She had her hands in this from the beginning. Remember the first “super spreader” event was Mardi Gras! The week after Biden went the whitehouse, she flew in. Ironically, she wasn’t able to see him bc she tested positive for covid. IMO I think she was going to be given a cabinet position.

There’s a ton of controversy surrounding her. Her husband had a heart attack about a month after her affair became public. She been having an affair with her “bodyguard” cop who is being paid by the city. It’s like a movie within the movie.

I think Landry and I suspect Johnson are huge players in this plan.

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Nolagirl99 2 points ago +2 / -0

Once the bill is passed by the house and the senate, it’s sent to the governor to sign. That’s when the governor would either veto or sign it. Once it’s signed it becomes law.

If you’re asking about in the future, it’s already a law. The only thing they could try to do would be to pass another bill or amendment but that would have to go through the three branches again. Unlikely in LA.

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Nolagirl99 2 points ago +2 / -0

They have many similarities (using different terms) but the biggest difference is LA uses Napoleonic law. It’s the only state that does. Texas has the ability to succeed and has even set up its own power grid. That being said….

The current Governor was elected and he was the AG during Covid. He was at the forefront of the fight against mandates, forced injections etc. I believe he’s won every case.

Now that he’s governor, he has been literally taking LA back for the people.

Half of NOPD’s force left when they saw the writing on the wall during BLM. Once he became governor, he has been sending state troopers in to clean up the mess the mayor has made (New Orleans is a C40 city).

https://www.police1.com/nola/la-governor-slams-nopd-consent-decree-announces-return-of-state-police-troop

He passed the WHO/WEF ban

He’s fighting the EPA for the fishermen, oyster and crawfish farmers.

He’s fighting climate change for the huge amount of people who work in oil and gas.

He’s fighting the school systems for the kids.

He’s called for a constitutional convention to rewrite dated laws rather than trying to piecemeal through amendments.

https://www.kplctv.com/2024/04/25/live-gov-landry-holds-press-conference-proposed-constitutional-convention/

There hasn’t been a whole lot of controversy around him even though I believe he has done more than any single individual since Covid started. Either he is concerned about what’s coming down the line and is getting the state ready or he’s in on the plan.

With all that being said, I find the timing and choice of Mike Johnson a constitutional attorney to be right in line with the plan. Even if it’s against popular opinion.

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Nolagirl99 1 point ago +1 / -0

Not this Governor. He’s been at the forefront of all of this. He was the AG and filed all the suits during Covid mandates and lockdowns. He’s taking LA back

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Nolagirl99 4 points ago +4 / -0

We know how to live off the land, produce oil and gas, live as a community, and have some fun doing it! Landry has been on the front lines since Covid hit as AG and now cleaning it up from the governors office.

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Nolagirl99 2 points ago +2 / -0

Fort Polk… 😂 That area is definitely a shithole. Sorry for your station and thank you for your service. Did you ever see the state by water? It’s called sportsman’s paradise for a reason.

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Nolagirl99 7 points ago +7 / -0

You must know very little about Louisiana. If Louisiana ever succeeded it would be the richest country in the world. Why? Oil and gas. We only receive a fraction of the revenue. Oil and gas is the feds cash cow and the federal government imposes all sorts of restrictions for drilling.

Oh, and states have absolute rights on foreign entities trying to impose laws, mandates, or buying land in their states.

Our constitution was set up so that the states had power not the feds.

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Nolagirl99 6 points ago +6 / -0

Timing is everything! Right after DJT asks to investigate the shorts.

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Nolagirl99 5 points ago +5 / -0

I really hope not. Our vets deserve the best care, especially ones who were injured while active duty. Makes you wonder if there’s a correlation with madating the vaccine? Many of our active duty are young and the turbo cancers are showing in young adults. Praying for our boys and girls.

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