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Retaining_H2O 8 points ago +8 / -0

When Ukraine falls, which it will... where exactly do people think those weapons will end up?

If you said Terrorist groups throughout Europe... give yourself a gold star.

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Retaining_H2O 4 points ago +4 / -0

Fine. Trump isn't going to give in to extortion... so release whatever you want and then bear the consequences. There WILL be consequences.

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Retaining_H2O 3 points ago +3 / -0

Conquering Mexico is a little like conquering South Africa... or Syria. It CAN be done, but for what benefit?

I feel sorry for any nation that tries to conquer Mexico. It would become a hellish quagmire quickly, be a constant pain in the neck... and the cost would far outweigh any potential benefit.

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Retaining_H2O 3 points ago +3 / -0

That prison, being next to the swamp, would be a mosquito pit.

Federal official: "Oh... so you want DEET mosquito repellent? Well... we want the names of your money launderers for the Ukraine funds."

No names = No DEET. Enjoy your mosquitos.

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Retaining_H2O 2 points ago +2 / -0

When the difference between being high, overdosing and death is only about 1/4 gram of Fentanyl... and you can never be sure about the purity of the Fentanyl or if some other drug was spiked with that deadly stuff...

... people aren't committing suicide.

I'm convinced that the Fentanyl "crisis" and spiking other drugs with Fentanyl is a Deep State and NWO scheme to depopulation.

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Retaining_H2O 1 point ago +1 / -0

The first Polish immigrants hired by the Massachusetts Bay Company to build Plymouth Colony in 1608 included a glass blower, a pitch and tar maker, a soap maker and a timberman. More Poles were hired and shipped to the newly growing Plymouth Colony in subsequent years.

Keep in mind that several of these Poles were experts in pitch and tar making at the time, which was not only necessary for building housing, but for SHIP repair and making boats, and for sealing naval stores against moisture damage. Wood tar is a water repellent coating for boats, ships, sails, and roofs. In the 1600s, it was also a valuable cash crop. Its main use was in preserving wooden sailing vessels against rot.

By 1620, when the Mayflower arrived, its estimated that two dozen Poles were already living in Plymouth Colony. Another thing people don't know is that the Massachusetts Bay Company and the leaders of Plymouth that arrived on the Mayflower were Puritan religious jerks. Not sugar coating it. Quite a few (even most) of the earliest workers who built Plymouth left the colony within a year of the Puritans arrival... and they went to other newly forming colonies or simply built their own places elsewhere. Puritans were jerks, and they had tons of religious based rules. Imagine if some group showed up in your town and began banning everything you enjoy, and forcing you to live under strict rules. Nope. Have fun being Puritans... because we're outta here.

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Retaining_H2O 10 points ago +10 / -0

I talked to my youngest daughter last year, when we were having a boyfriend discussion. I mentioned that she is attractive, hard working and top of her class in chemistry, microbiology and getting straight A's in her medical education... and she's young, healthy, refused the Covid "vax" and has a family history of being very fertile (family has LOTS of babies, some twins) and zero LGBTQ.

I told her that's a really rare combination. She got irritated when I mentioned that she shouldn't be seeing anyone who's name didn't start with at least Lt. Col. or having the letters PHD or MD after their name. She told me that she wouldn't go out with a guy simply because he was attracted to her being a young, healthy and smart pure blood. I told her that's a valuable and rare combination these days, so no matter if SHE doesn't think being pure blood is important... others feel differently. That "vax" stays in your blood, as far as we know, for life. It gets passed down to the children. Chances are high of being sterile from the "vax" or having pregnancy problems or deformed / damaged babies. Being non-Covid "vaxed" means a potential mate doesn't face that risk, but instead can be sure of having a healthy family. Not a comfortable discussion... but we had it anyway. Honesty is the best policy.

My oldest daughter had a boyfriend during her stay in Canada... and he was holding on to her like solid gold. There ARE no Covid "vax" free women in Canada. He was amazed that she was a pure blood and still got across the border. Non-Covid "vax" damaged women in Canada are rare, let alone being young, smart, non-liberal and available. She's back in Texas now. It was weird, but when she was was in Canada... she didn't know of any other non-Covid "vaxed" people. There were a few Native Americans that refused that depop "vax"... but every white person there had all their shots and boosters too.

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Retaining_H2O 3 points ago +3 / -0

Nope. No reliable sauce. There's a lot of sauce everywhere for her net worth... but nothing solid and reliable enough to stake a reputation on.

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Retaining_H2O 10 points ago +10 / -0

There are several alternatives to Aluminum Adjuvants.

AS01B is an adjuvant used in the Shingrix vaccine and consists of monophosphoryl lipid A (MPL) and QS-21, a natural compound extracted from the Chilean soapbark tree, combined in a liposomal formulation.

AS04 is used in the HPV vaccine Cervarix, contains MPL combined with an aluminum salt.

CpG 1018 is a synthetic form of DNA that mimics bacterial and viral genetic material, is used in the Heplisav-B vaccine.

Matrix-M is made from saponins derived from the soapbark tree, is used in the Novavax COVID-19 vaccine.

MF59 is an oil-in-water emulsion composed of squalene, and is used in Fluad quadrivalent, a FLU vaccine.

Another alternative adjuvant is GOD and Natural Immune System (NIS).
Just don't take any vaccine... and then you don't need to be injected with an adjuvant. Let your own body develop a natural immune system.

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Retaining_H2O 3 points ago +3 / -0

The DOJ CAN and WILL come into a local police department (city or county) and literally take over. If crooked activity has been going on, the DOJ can oversee and monitor the entire city police department, controlling certain aspects of their law enforcement functions.

The Justice Department can open a "pattern or practice investigation" into a police department, whether City, County or State. The DOJ can then clean house of improper activities and demand the dismissal or demotion of officers involved.

If the L.A.P.D. thinks they are somehow immune to this happening... think again. The DOJ has come into large city and state police departments in the past.
L.A.P.D. is a BIG fish... but it's still just a fish.

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Retaining_H2O 23 points ago +23 / -0

While Tom Homan is at it... he should have the DOJ and IRS investigate how AOC managed to acquire over $20 MILLION in the past 6-years on a salary of $198,000 per year?

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Retaining_H2O 22 points ago +22 / -0

You're right.
The "inner narrator in your head" cannot be taught. You either have it or you don't. That allows thinking on a higher order.

However, LOGIC, awareness and problem solving ability CAN be taught. NONE of my family took the Covid vax. My kids were able to reason why to avoid the Covid Vax for themselves. I think my youngest daughter, who is pursuing medical degree, was the one most likely to be persuaded to take the Vax... but she knew that if Dad says NO, it's for a good reason. Once she saw what was happening... she refused the vax all on her own, using her own logic.

I taught my kids from an early age how to solve problems, to be aware of their surroundings, use of simple logic and to be suspicious of other people's motives.

It's too bad our schools teach compliance and acceptance of insane ideas as fact... and the media teaches non-questioning obedience and compliance. My kids were raised differently. From an early age, they could spot the teachers and other adults that were full of B.S..

Inner narrator is great, if one has that capability. If not, nothing prevents people from learning to figure out situations using simple logic. If a person never develops that, then they won't have that ability.

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Retaining_H2O 1 point ago +1 / -0

If someone has severe breathing problems in the areas West of Denver, the best oxygen therapy is to have them moved to Kansas City or Dallas or Houston.

Breathing 16% to 21% more oxygen with each breath is a LOT. However, if you still need more oxygen, they can put you on breathing machine or bottled oxygen in those lower elevation areas. You're still getting 16%-21% more oxygen + whatever extra oxygen comes out of the breathing tube.

Hope everyone uses common sense. The doctors and hospitals know this very well... but they aren't in the business of transferring you to other states to save your life and health. They are in the business of keeping you in THEIR hospital while your insurance is paying the bill.

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Retaining_H2O 8 points ago +8 / -0

As the investments decrease and money is cut off from South Africa... crime and violence will surge and infrastructure will deteriorate.

That will lead to even less investment, zero tourism, less money available... causing even more crime and violence and weaker infrastructure.

It's a vicious cycle. The downward spiral from having electricity, roads, businesses... to post-apocalyptic chaos and destruction can be just a span of a few years. Once a nation is at the bottom of the pit, NOBODY will have anything to do with them for at least a generation.

South Africa is at a crossroads, and they seem determined to take the low road.

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Retaining_H2O 7 points ago +7 / -0

Honestly, I don't care if someone takes their Oath of Office with their hand on a box of Girl Scout Cookies.

If you break that oath of office... you should be immediately barred from office at the least, and sent straight to GITMO at worst. Swear on whatever you want... but keep the oath of office or be forced out.

Think about it. How many presidents have we watched place their hand on a bible and take an oath of office... and then violate it every way possible? Bush? Obama? Clinton? Biden? They ALL swore to uphold the office with their hand on a bible. That bible didn't stop them from violating what they just swore.

The object is just a prop. Your oath is real. Either live it... or be dealt with.

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Retaining_H2O 5 points ago +5 / -0

Fences like that won't stop drones, or planes, or missiles or bullets.

All that fence becomes is a barrier preventing average unarmed citizens from revolting against the "Lords" in the House of Lords.

If that's your primary concern... to protect yourself from your own citizens that you represent... then perhaps you should look at what you are doing that the citizens hate.

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Retaining_H2O 7 points ago +7 / -0

I like the spikes on the top of the fence. In the old days... that's where they used to place the heads of traitors.

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Retaining_H2O 3 points ago +3 / -0

This may be the way to get CHINA to name the companies, governments and individuals responsible for Covid.

If China is facing $20 Billion in seized assets from Missouri... and $20 Billion from Kansas... and $80 Billion from Texas, etc... before long, we're talking about $1 Trillion is seized assets from China for Covid damages.

That is... unless China wants to share the blame amongst co-conspirators who may bear at least 1/2 responsibility.

That might be the best way to get all the evidence needed against U.S. colleges, against U.S. corporations and European businesses or elites that were trying to create and release the Covid virus on the world. China has all the info... so squeeze them until the juice starts dripping.

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Retaining_H2O 6 points ago +6 / -0

I had a cousin who was living in Denver, Colorado.
He caught Covid and was having breathing problems.
He was stupid enough to trust the corrupt system, and walked into a hospital in Denver for treatment. 1-week later, he was on full time breathing machine and I believe Remdesivir treatment. 2-weeks later, he was on full time ventilator and in a coma. Died after about 30-days.

He drove to and WALKED into the hospital... and every day there, his condition deteriorated until he was in a coma, but nobody saw that their treatment was making things worse?

I advised exactly the opposite. You're in Denver, Colorado, elev. 5,280 ft above sea level, your effective oxygen level is 17.3%.
In Kansas City, elev. 1,000 ft above sea level, your effective oxygen level is 20.1%. In Galveston Tx, elev. 0 ft, your effective oxygen level is 20.9%.

That doesn't sound like much, but do the math. 20.1 / 17.3 = 1.16 Simply by traveling from Denver to KC... you get 16% MORE oxygen in every breath. No breathing machine needed.

If you go to Galveston, 20.9 / 17.3 = 1.208 By making that trip, you get 20.8% more oxygen in every breath than in Denver.

I told him at the time to STOP complaining about having difficulty breathing. If you need more oxygen and easier breathing... you have family in KC. Go visit them.

Nope. He walked into that slaughter house hospital instead seeking help.

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Retaining_H2O 4 points ago +4 / -0

The First Polish Immigrants to America (They were here before the Pilgrims)

By the time the Mayflower landed, in 1620 at Plymouth, Massachusetts, a group of Polish artisans had been hard at work in Jamestown, Virginia, for more than 12 years arriving in 1608. A full year before the Puritans' arrival, the Poles had helped to establish the democratic process in the New World by staging America's first labor strike.

Captain John Smith, the colony's leader, saw early on that in order to survive, Jamestown had to do more than just feed itself. It needed to produce goods that could be exported and sold at a profit. Also, John Smith KNEW that, if he brought in ship loads of upper middle class European Puritans and dropped them onto an empty shore with nothing... they would never survive. They needed to arrive to a small basic town, with some houses and buildings, fences, gardens and water supply at least. The Massachusetts Company needed people who could go into bare raw land and build the start of a town... so the Puritans of the Mayflower could land and the community could survive.

The new land had an abundance of pine trees whose sap could be tapped to produce valuable pitch, tar, resin, and turpentine. Smith knew exactly where to find men skilled in the manufacture of these commodities. The captain had spent some time in Poland and was familiar with the flourishing pitch, tar, and glass industries there. So it was to Poland that he sent his request for artisans.

The first Polish immigrants arrived in 1608. They were probably indentured servants, which meant that in return for their passage to America, the men had agreed to work for the colony for a certain number of years.

Smith praised the Poles as hard workers and took note of the fact that two of them had saved his life when he was attacked by Indians. The doughty captain was probably thoroughly surprised, then, when the Poles went on strike.

In 1619, as the colonists were preparing to elect members of the Virginia assembly, the new governor announces that only men and women of English origin would be allowed to vote. The Poles, having already repaid their debt of indenture, responded to this announcement by laying down their tools. If they couldn't vote, they said, they wouldn't work. This refusal to work was the first such action in the English colonies and a bona fide American milestone.

Their startling demand was quickly met, and a democratic precedent was set. The court record of the Virginia company for July 21, 1619, puts it best: "Upon some dispute of the Polonians in Virginia, it was now agreed...they shall be enfranchised and made as free as any inhabitant there whatsoever."

Next time you hear of someone bragging that their ancestor came over on the Mayflower... think of the polish workers who were here 12-years earlier, starting from scratch... so those pilgrims from the Mayflower could have a place to live.

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