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Vapourface 1 point ago +1 / -0

You can imagine how frightening a cure for cancer is when you're paid $400K to sashey about ballrooms and fancy charity dinners having your hand shaken and your kids fast-tracked into the Ivy league etc..

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Vapourface 1 point ago +1 / -0

good point, similar to my first thought, this will make the vandals think they won, which nobody wants to see that.

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Vapourface 1 point ago +1 / -0

Maybe stop endorsing Lindsay Graham and others who's only obsession is "izril" and bombing things.

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Vapourface 41 points ago +41 / -0

I still remember her describing herself as "a sniper for God" and I knew I liked her.

edit from her website (https://drstellamd.com/dr-stellas-bio/): Dr. Stella Immanuel is also a minister of the gospel and has written several books. As a prayer and deliverance minister she is known as a warrior in the kingdom, Gods’ warrior princess, Gods’ battle axe, and a sniper in the kingdom of God.

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Vapourface 1 point ago +1 / -0

early in the clip as the mirror approaches the note, you see another horned entity, head tilted back laughing

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Vapourface 3 points ago +3 / -0

I saw the FBI report years ago. Got off a submarine.

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Vapourface 1 point ago +1 / -0

Logically, to say such a thing, you must know who definitely are. I would be very interested to hear of it.

Here is something in my column for consideration: https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/history/ancient-bones-irish-celts

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Vapourface 1 point ago +3 / -2

That is uncanny - Irish blood. The Irish come from the same small group of ancient source people, so all the Irish have a very small set of ancestors, clearly Bannon and Byrne come from a common ancestor.

The Irish national symbol is cláirseach - King David's Harp, as seen in the Guinness logo. Some say the Irish are Israelites (real ones) of the lost tribes - along with many of the north European people.

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Vapourface 2 points ago +2 / -0

OK, fine. Now follow the other bits of Leviticus. Thanks.

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Vapourface 1 point ago +1 / -0

lool, so dumb. There seems to be no limit to the dumbness. I despair sometimes, how the absolute hell are we supposed to live with this madness?

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Vapourface 1 point ago +1 / -0

The point is, RFK is forced to write ludicrous tweets talking about the October 6th "Holocaust" and how being mildly critical of Israel is a "moral malady". Those tweets are obviously forced out of him, no serious person would use such lurid exaggerations, unless they were under duress.

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Vapourface 2 points ago +2 / -0

In the UK a local authority is building a road that is not needed - through a grove of hundreds of fruit trees that have been there years. Blocking the exits before the fire?

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Vapourface 4 points ago +4 / -0

Meanwhile the BBC is running virtual puff-pieces on Farage (who normally they hate) so he can get-through his botched attempt to cancel Lowe (who he threw out of the party for made-up bullshit reasons, real reason: he's for real and Farage is not)

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Vapourface 8 points ago +8 / -0

Instead of dumping a tax abolition.... take it down slowly in the form of MASSIVE INCENTIVES to re-industrialise. It makes sense. You could eliminate tax all together, but you risk a capital flight to foreign goods. Better to take it down in a way that improves domestic industrial investment. Later, once the industrial base is rebuilt, you can remove the taxes wholesale, and you are now in a better position. It's actually genius.

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Vapourface 7 points ago +7 / -0

https://nitter.poast.org/SecKennedy/status/1904259440544743427#m

People are quite forthright in their replies. I wonder if this is a "fully-insulated" event. RFK is ostensibly offering sympathetic words, but it is so obviously biased language, it only highlights the absurdity by using the word "holocaust"

Incredible how this is being received.

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Vapourface 1 point ago +1 / -0

Can the BBC make Trump any more orange? Holy crap they have stopped the hue slider just before everything turns red

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Vapourface 19 points ago +19 / -0

"the truth will shock the world" which appears several times, gets conflated with this.

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Vapourface 6 points ago +6 / -0

Would modernity have even happened without them? probably not if we are being fair. And the thing about interest is, it's known, it's agreed, it's often fixed. You can borrow $2000 and buy a car, and keep rolling over the loan, or choosing a long payback period, and end up paying $10,000 to the bank. But that is your choice.

Or you can buy a van for $2000, and work hard and payback the loan in a year, and payback $2100 to the bank, and go on to build a business that makes you a millionaire. The bank, the lender, just wants their 5% they do not want 5% of your business, just of that loan. They do not some knocking after you’ve made $10M looking for half a million because without you they would be nothing (a friend who loans for no fee might very well do this)

Usurious conduct is when you lend a widow $1000 because you know she owns a farm with 900 acres she cannot operate. And you tell her, don’t worry about payback, I will add the payments you cannot make to the loan, but the loan is now risky so the rate will have to rise to 20% And then three years later the widow owes you the entire farm. Or you charge 300% interest etc. Regulated banking is nothing like this, but in the middle ages it was.

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Vapourface 3 points ago +3 / -0

Like with the vax, Trump stays optically isolated, while we tell the story with the plot points laid out. While the truth comes out, Trump can continue doing. Whereas if he were making statements against the vax or zionism, as a vanguard lone soldier, he would be cut down and the whole truth suppressed, and we would have nothing.

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