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WhoKnowsAnymore 1 point ago +1 / -0

We do the exact same thing. Detroit has incredible history and is a great example of what happens when you sacrifice your country and its people to globalism. My Grandma and Grandpa both grew up in the city and worked in auto parts manufacturing plants, all of which are gone now.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 4 points ago +4 / -0

How long ago? Went through the same thing with my Mom 2 years ago. Hope you’re hangin in there.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 1 point ago +1 / -0

Exactly!!! I’m not knocking down women for what I noted and I’m not saying ALL women, as you are proof of. Group think CAN also be a good thing in many cases. You don’t always want people disagreeing, especially within a family. My mother was certainly the leader and peacemaker, but my goodness was she good at regurgitating what she heard on the television…

Us men are typically the risk taking dummies that naturally question authority and have historically been willing to shoot bullets at each other over it. I’ve just noticed in my personal life it typically takes a little more work to get women there because questioning = uncertainty = lack of peace.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 5 points ago +5 / -0

Mines in the same boat and slowly coming around. keep pressing. As the man you’re responsible for sticking your neck out in the relationship and planting the seeds of doubt in her against those who wish to harm your future family for profit.

This may sound sexist and it’s most certainly a generalization, but I do believe women are more programmed for group think. Historically, women have been the nurturers and men the fighters. Our minds operate differently. It’s on you to challenge her thinking even at the expense of “peace”. You got this.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 1 point ago +1 / -0

I very much want kids. Unfortunately my wife and I have been struggling, going on month 16 of trying. We’re in our young 30’s and both of us are perfectly healthy, no tests have said we should struggle having kids naturally either. It’s been a bit of a bummer.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 2 points ago +2 / -0

Heck yeah! I love Adam and John. They crack me up and are probably the leading reason I didn’t get the vaccine. Without them during that time, I might have crumbled to the propaganda. Glad you enjoy!

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WhoKnowsAnymore 4 points ago +4 / -0

I’m sorry to hear that about your stepdaughter. I can’t believe someone tried to paint autism as a gift to humanity. Talk about ignorance….

To your point, it’s that they KNEW this whole time. It’s one thing if vaccines cause autism, it’s an entirely different situation if the cause autism and officials knew about. Death penalty IMO.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 3 points ago +3 / -0

Adam Curry’s show “No Agenda” is also fantastic. I love how they roast the media.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 12 points ago +12 / -0

But she followed up with asking, “will you agree not to sue drug companies for four years after leaving office.”

She is a total hack.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 7 points ago +7 / -0

Lost my Mom in a similar fashion to yours just over a year ago. She was 63 years old and I miss her everyday.

In her last 6 months, she finally gave in to my pestering and decided to try Fenbendazole. Prior to trying it, she had gone two weeks without a bowel movement. After a few days of the protocol, her bowels became active again. A few days after that, full blown parasitic worms (I am dead serious, saw them myself) started to pass through her. That lasted a couple days until it stopped and things returned to normal.

Over the next few weeks after passing those, she miraculously started to feel better and better, even getting to the point where she could walk around our block with little fatigue. I was so excited and couldn’t believe what was happening, along with my family.

On our next visit to the doctor, they told her she needed to start a new oral chemo and to stop the fenben. We begged her not to and to stick with what we were doing. She took the doctors route and stopped the fenben. 3 weeks later, her bowels shut down again. 4 weeks later she was dead.

I pray for you friend. And I pray one day along with others in this movement we’ll be able to honor the legacy of the ones we’ve lost with cures we know exist. I took the slings and arrows of getting called “crazy” by friends and family with pride, and I hope you did too. Time and truth are on our side, stay strong.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 6 points ago +6 / -0

Regardless of what you call it, it’s all a bunch of manufactured BS, and anons should make fun of it.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 8 points ago +8 / -0

If I threatened to chop off my hand because I believe I should have been born without it, I’d be in a straight jacket tomorrow. If I threatened the same for my male genitalia, I’d be celebrated in the streets.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 1 point ago +1 / -0

Mel was saying how he believes human sacrifice is still alive and well. I don’t think Joe caught on to what he meant, but I’m fairly confident Mel was alluding to abortion.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 3 points ago +3 / -0

It’s a painful process especially with those you love. My mother was put through the cancer industry assembly line when she was diagnosed and I’m convinced the chemo is what ultimately killed her. She refused to change anything about her diet or lifestyle until the very end when there were no options left and it was too late.

My wife and I are struggling to get pregnant (month 14), Docs want to put her on all these hormonal drugs. She tried one dose and it sent her into a hyper anxious depressed mindset for 3 weeks. We bagged it and are now going full Mediterranean diet with a focus on Whole Foods and reducing stress. Fingers crossed it works.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 2 points ago +2 / -0

It’s either what you said or Trump using Elon to thrust this discussion into the public domain without putting heat on him or his admin. Who knows, regardless I’m not worried.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 3 points ago +3 / -0

Problem is they shut down or ferociously fight back if you start to go the “hard way”. I simply just don’t talk about it anymore if I get the sense the person isn’t aligned.

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WhoKnowsAnymore 1 point ago +1 / -0

Patton did say he thought we fought the wrong enemy. Those Bolsheviks sure ended up creating some global problems.

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