Imagine the number of burn unit patients he (Soros) could save with skin grafts just from his eye bags alone.

So If I were to post something like "Heeeeeey Satan" you would understand and get the same mental picture I do? Kek

I wish the news (and the American people for that matter) would get it right. Mail-in ballots are NOT absentee ballots. You have to request absentee ballots. They are for military, the sick or infirm (including people in nursing homes), and people who are more than 50 miles away from their polling places on business or at school.

Mail-in ballots were just blasted out to anyone and everyone, with some houses receiving dozens or more.

I wonder if he was even invited?

Hit Reynold up in the chat and ask him if he can get it, but at least research it a little online so you can give him good info to find it. He has gotten a couple meds for me that weren't on his site. One he had but I needed a different strength, and the other he didn't have at all. He got both for me the same day and mailed them out in a day or two (once he got them onsite).

Be careful not to use any expired tetracyclines. Most other meds are fine (although they can be less effective) but tetracyclines specifically can cause a dangerous issue that can damage your kidneys (doxycycline is ok though).

https://www.goodrx.com/drugs/safety/expired-medications

Agree about the Doxycycline. Zithromax/Azithromycin have been known to cause atrial fibrillation for over a decade now. Doxycycline does not.

https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/z-pak-users-be-on-the-alert-for-heart-rhythm-problems-201205244770

Please don't take Cipro unless you have no other choice (or if you are exposed to anthrax). It caused my Achilles tendon to rupture years ago, but I didn't know that was a side-effect. Then years later I was prescribed Cipro again and within a week I was having serious troubles walking and was under severe pain. I stopped taking it and it took almost a month for those issues to go away. This is a well-known issue.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2921747/

I paid for it that night though. See I put the pop tarts in the toaster in my room, jumped in the shower, and had to get out when the fire alarm started going off. The hotel apologized profusely, let me use another room to get my shower (fire department was "using" my room), and I went to work.

That night I came in, went right to bed, and suffered all night with a smoke detector doing that damn beep that happens when the battery is low. I guess when you have an actual fire and the smoke detector goes off for an extended time it tends to drain the batteries.

Fortunately, although I was about 30 minutes late getting to the customer site, my excuse was sound. The hotel was right across the street from the customer site, and there were several fire trucks parked right outside. My co-worker was already there and had the customer employees we were working with clapping when I walked in. Epic.

If they loaded the toaster with strawberry poptarts it absolutely could've happened. Those things go up in flames like gasoline. There are still videos on youtube showing how those things burn.

I can vouch - I caught a hotel on fire when their toaster didn't pop up like it was supposed to, and the cabinets caught on fire from the 4 foot high flames.

It absolutely could've been planned - in fact it likely was judging by how quickly the "it's terrorism" narrative came out, and how quickly that narrative also failed once real video came out. Someone didn't get the memo that the camera "wasn't working at the time".

You do realize that many cars can be hacked and remotely controlled, right? Yes - it could also just be some high a-hole speeding.

Of course this came out 2 days ago... coincidence? https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/gov-kathy-hochul-outlines-steps-new-york-will-take-to-combat-threats-of-violence-and-radicalization/

We've had weapons that make people go poof since just before the end of WW2 in Japan. We just don't use them very often because they tend to poof more than one person.

I went to a church (non-denominational but close to Assemblies I think) on Easter one year with a friend. I expected the whole Easter message, but - nothing. Nothing at all about the Resurrection. They did a service no different than any other Sunday. My friend was shocked as well. I was dumbfounded.

Your spellcheck is broken.

Maybe the only people that would notice those missing are in the group that is missing.

Kek

OAN had a longer video tonight that showed the explosion when the car hit.

It was funny, because an hour before I saw that video there was a report saying it was a terrorist attack, and that the car was directed into secondary screening where it pulled up to the screener quickly and blew up. I told my wife immediately it was a false flag, likely put out by the feds, and she kind of tolled her eyes at me.

Then the next time OAN talked about it they showed the car speeding outside the "secondary screening" and the actual primary screening, jumping what looked like some sort of a ramp, going airborne, and blowing up inside the secured area. Funny how I didn't get the eyeroll when she saw the actual video. My wife still isn't fully onboard with all the stuff I try to tell her about what is going on in the background, so stuff like this is a huge redpill. Especially when I told her an hour before that it was a false flag (she does understand that people do die in many false flags).

I couldn't find the stand-alone video but it is in the beginning of this daily feed from OAN: https://www.oann.com/video/daily-feed/daily-feed-11-22-23/ . There are other stories after that video as well.

Yeah - the series changes whenever something on the bill changes, like a signature or a design or security feature, and it gets the date of when the series debuts.

Gee - I wonder why MSN didn't mention this article?

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jun/24/montana-bridge-collapse-train-toxic-materials-yellowstone-river

Here is a little context on these "experts" - who are all never-Trumpers.

From the Salon article that Yahoo dutifully picked up:

“She is a full fledged member of the Trump defense team," tweeted Norman J. Ornstein, a senior fellow emeritus at the American Enterprise Institute. "Aileen Cannon is utterly unfit for the bench. Someone should introduce an impeachment resolution against her. It will go nowhere but will highlight her outrageous conduct."

From the American Enterprise Institute wikipedia:

AEI was influential during the George W. Bush administration's public and foreign policy. More than 20 staff members served either in a Bush administration policy post or on one of the government's many panels and commissions, including Dick Cheney, John R. Bolton, Lynne Cheney, and Paul Wolfowitz.

What was old Joe doing with his hand under the desk at the beginning of the video? His whole right arm is moving pretty fast, and you can even see his right lapel moving...

Ok you want wiki?

The word globe comes from the Latin word globus, meaning "sphere". Globes have a long history. The first known mention of a globe is from Strabo, describing the Globe of Crates from about 150 BC. The oldest surviving terrestrial globe is the Erdapfel, made by Martin Behaim in 1492. The oldest surviving celestial globe sits atop the Farnese Atlas, carved in the 2nd century Roman Empire.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globe

NASA was around in 1492?

One might say they are a "pane".

... or the soylents.

We were doing the "no money printed since 2017" thing every 3 months too, but I posted a bill with Yellen's signature on it with a 2021 series. Seems like a lot of these things keep popping up like whack-a-mole.

c'mon Scientology...