A lot of great information. Thank you for your research, merf.
I believe a large part of what is being shown to us is the amount of pedophile and human trafficking and worse, especially of the children that has been going on.
I always sense the COVID lockdown, was to let parents see what their children were being taught.
We have been in a deep sleep and horrible crimes against humanity has been done right in front of us but we were not paying attention or too busy with our lives.
"There are: 1,500 Newspapers, 1,100 Magazines, 9.000 Radio Stations, 1,500 TV Stations, 2,400 Publishers - all owned by 5 Corporations and 272 Executives. That controls 90% of what 350 Million Americans SEE, HEAR and READ." posted by Wyatt on X @Austerrewyatt1
"The AP are openly admitting that the MSM are getting outworked by random people online who have amassed substantial influence, and how this is a significant threat to democracy 😂
Another pathetic effort to deter the masses from citizen journalists." -BioClandestine
It's not easy to wrap one's mind around the psychological warfare tactics being used against the American public, but it's essential we try to do so before it's too late. Immediately banned on YouTube, this important film pulls back the curtain on how we're being manipulated and by whom.
Can you please share with me why you can post from (Twitter)- X about this change with iPhones but not a screen shot from Telegram? https://greatawakening.win/p/17shvrPtLM/--theres-a-new-iphone-setting-th/c/ Thank you
We have been told many times, watch who you follow. No one know the plan. They are all trying to put the puzzle pieces together. I read everything posted, including Derek and Jon on Devolution. Before Jon it was Thomas Wictor. I believe everyone has a role and we need to use our discernment to determine the truth, to the best of our ability.
A Lancaster County farmer can’t sell raw milk products until he at least starts the process of applying for the required permits, a Lancaster County judge ruled Friday.
The decision comes the day after a lawyer for Amos Miller argued the state has no right to shut him down and promised to eventually prove it in court. The state had obtained an injunction to prevent Miller from selling raw milk products after it said two out-of-state residents became sick after consuming raw milk products from Miller’s farm in Lancaster County, and a subsequent inspection of the farm found bacteria-tainted products and unsanitary conditions.
During a hearing on Thursday, a lawyer for Miller, who is Amish, said Miller will go out of business if the injunction is allowed to continue. Judge Thomas Sponaugle seemed moved by that argument, and also by a pledge that Miller was willing to work with the state. He ended the hearing and met privately with Miller and lawyers with the state attorney general’s office, seemingly in the hope of finding a viable path forward for Miller.
But in a court order Friday, Sponaugle gave Miller no choice but to follow the law.
Thursday’s hearing was preceded by a demonstration in support of Miller that included scores of non-Amish who argued the state’s prosecution of Miller amounts to government overreach.
In his order, Sponaugle said his decision isn’t meant “to detract from the sincerely held beliefs of individuals who believe in the benefits of raw milk products.”
However, he said allowing Miller to continue without permits would “usurp the authority and responsibility” of state lawmakers, who have deemed that commercial producers of raw milk and raw cheese must obtain permits and undergo state inspections.
Sponaugle also said that, upon Miller beginning the permit process, he will “immediately reconsider whether to modify or terminate” the order that Miller can’t commercially produce raw milk products.
The order allows Miller to produce the products for personal and family use, although he must allow state inspections.
Yet even if Miller were to apply for the permits, he remains in a legal corner. That’s because Pennsylvania grants permits to manufacture and sell raw milk and raw cheese, but not for the many other raw milk products which Miller sells to customers all over the country, including butter, yogurt and eggnog. It’s illegal to commercially produce those products in Pennsylvania.
Miller has been clashing with state and federal agencies since 2016, when the federal government said raw milk products from his farm caused the death of a Florida resident.
It has made him a hero among opponents of big government, with supporters donating about $250,000 to Miller as of this week. His case also caught the attention of vaccine critic and presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who urged people to attend Thursday’s hearing, which took place in a well-fortified courthouse.
Much of the testimony in defense of Miller focused on the benefits and safety of raw milk.
However, Sponaugle noted his role is to decide whether Miller is following the law, not whether or not the law is wrong.
Angel Studio is continuing their heat, this time it will be on the Foster System. This is a movie about child trafficking via our foster system. It’s is made by Angel Studio’s, which brought us the Sound of Freedom (SOF). SOF also exposed child trafficking but mostly in foreign countries. Possum Trot debuts one year to the day from SOF, July 4, 2024. was https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDlJBQvxCXs
Dr. Marks also confirmed discussions regarding myocarditis, particularly in young men, as a safety concern associated with the vaccine. Despite these concerns, the vaccine was ultimately approved on August 23, 2021, just one day before the military mandate for vaccination was issued.- During the Biden residency
Lived in the Pittsburgh area most of my life and never heard of a Miss Pittsburgh contest, so this is an interesting article for me. Looked up Leda Health and it is in NY and in the neighborhood of Lawrenceville, City of Pittsburgh.
Sorry. Should I delete it?