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I've been thinking on this for some time and I'm still not sure what to expect.

-Will there even be an election?

-Will the cabal "allow" it?

-Will the White Hats make sure it still happens?

-If there is an election, is an obvious steal to be expected? Even more obvious than last time?

-If Biden "wins" will the country just take it again, and not stand up or do anything?

-Especially in regards to Dems and Independents who will switch to Republican, or first time voters who will vote Republican, will these people accept the outcome if Biden is "declared" the winner?

-OR should we just expect WW3 or civil war at this point and figure the upcoming election is the least of our concerns?

In 2020, before I knew about Q, it seemed ridiculously obvious that Trump would win, despite the riots and covid lockdowns. But when Biden's numbers kept inching forward after a week of "finding" ballots, I knew a fix was in. Ever since then I couldn't imagine the deep state/cabal/elites so easily giving up power again in the next election, and would fight tooth and nail to ensure Trump would not hold office. Obviously they've done, and are still doing, everything they can think of to arrest him or keep his name off ballots, but it's going very poorly for them.

Still I can't shake the feeling that the 2024 election will be the most obvious, blatant, in-your-face steal of an election that ever happened. Things like "200% voting turn-out" in places that couldn't even get 30%, or Biden getting "over 100 million votes in a historic sweep!," or even more obvious like watching the vote numbers on screen decrease a specific number for Trump and increase by that same amount for Biden multiple times. A so obvious, slap in the face, your IQ is lower than room temperature steal that only the most retarded leftists and cultists would believe it.

I hope this won't be the case, but honestly anything is up in the air at this point. And I'm not saying "don't vote because things might get weird." GO VOTE no matter what may happen.

Thoughts and opinions would be most appreciated because I still have no idea what to think or expect.

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If anyone sees this and has time, please pray for my brother and my family this Christmas. There has been some underlying conflict and turmoil for years between my brother and the rest of my family, but this year has been the worst. It looks to be a very sad Christmas for us this year, and we're just hoping and praying my brother doesn't hurt himself or others because of this. Please pray for his conversion, and that maybe someday there can be peace and unity in our family again. I will also pray for everyone here on the site and for your families. God bless.

General Midwest area. Any other areas?

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"Well I want sex but I don't want the baby. The baby is less important than my own personal pleasure. Some people have sex only for the pleasure and that's all that matters!"

Here's a good response (ironically found on tumblr of all places):

I have a blue button that creates kittens. You want a kitten, so you press the button. You notice many others are pressing the button and creating kittens. But then you also notice the other people who press the blue button, creating a kitten, and then they drown the kitten in a bucket of water. And they do this over and over and over. Create kitten, drown kitten. You ask why they would drown the kittens. "We don't want kittens," they say. And you wonder why on earth someone would press the kitten-creating button over and over if they didn't want a kitten.

"Maybe we just like the color blue," they respond. "Maybe we just like pressing the buttons."

"But every time you press the button, a kitten dies," you plead. "What if you didn't press the button at all? What if you pressed the button and let the kittens live?"

"We want to press the button, and we want to kill the kittens."

That's the literal definition of evil. "We want pleasure at the expense of killing people. We get pleasure from killing people."

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The possible fate of Wisconsin in the 2024 election hangs in the balance if Justice Dan Kelly is not voted in. The other Justice on the ticket is a George Soros funded hack, fully on board for abortion and trans nonsense and ready to push it by any means necessary. Election integrity is also in danger, even more so than before, if that Soros funded Justice gets in.

So if you live in or are eligible to vote in Wisconsin, please vote for Justice Dan Kelly no matter what.

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I'm very tired and worn down right now so I'd like to know how others feel...(please don't ban me mods, I'm just very distressed right now from last night, the stolen midterms, and various other depressing events in my life recently. They're just piling up right now and I feel awful.)

We have to suffer through another 2 years of this fake administration burning our beloved country to the ground, right?

We have to go through another election cycle, right?

Unless the voting experience is fixed, meaning voting machines work correctly, ballot harvesting is stopped, drop boxes are gone, etc, the 2024 election will be stolen, no doubt. We know how the cabal operates.

Trump said that if he wins in 2024 he'll fix the election process, but I'm just wondering how he can win an election when the elections are rigged against him? Again.

Are the White Hats going to pull a 2016?

That is my only hope because I honestly don't think I, or any of us, could take another lost election from fraud. That really would kill all of our enthusiasm and hope.

Why would I or anyone want to vote again after having our voices stolen for the 3rd time in a row? (2018, 2020, 2022)

Not dooming, I fully believe in Q and the Plan, it's hard not to after so many obvious happenings in the past, but I would just like some reassurance from any of you fellow frens who have some good insights into what's happening and why. Because honestly I'm so tired right now of everything and nothing is making sense.

TLDR: I'm tired. I would like some reassurances about why things are happening exactly this way, and what hope we have for another election if it's just going to be stolen again. We surely don't need more evidence that elections are rigged after it happened 3 times in a row now (2018, 2020, 2022).

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The fix is in and I'm effing mad.

Chances of getting any sort of audits, especially in MN, my home state, are very low.

Not dooming, just very, very mad. We really do have to go through ANOTHER 2 years of this, don't we...

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I actually got 2 absentee/mail-in voting form requests this morning. To the place I USED to live in. The people who live there now gave them to me. I NEVER requested these!

But do you see how it's the same play all over again? Mail-in ballot forms sent to the places people USED to live, or sent to multiple locations in some cases, where anyone could fill them out and send them in.

I know the white hats have everything under control, but boy, this makes me angry that the dems and cabal are STILL up to their old tricks and it seems it isn't stopping anytime soon. Why do I get the feeling the midterms are indeed going to be stolen again, and we'll have to put up with even more nonsense and suffering for another 2 years? Not dooming, just really annoyed.

Anybody else yet receive a mail-in voting form when you didn't even request one?

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Warning, long post

Hey all, today I was in charge of a pro-life booth at our local fair and most of my shift was very good, talking to nice people, giving out balloons to kids, etc. But only 10 minutes into my shift a woman came up to the table and asked to look at one of the sheets with abortion stats that we had laying there. She looked at it for a while and eventually started asking questions like, “What is abortion defined as? What if there is a medical reason, like there is something genetically wrong with it?” I gave her my best definitions, abortion was the ending of a pregnancy by killing the child inside the womb (remember that word inside), and if an ectopic pregnancy were to happen, that would not be considered an abortion by removing it since the baby has no chance of surviving, being in the Fallopian tube could kill the mother, and transplanting the baby into the uterus is not possible (I still don’t like ectopic babies lives being ended but truly there is no chance of survival, and these are very, very rare anyway).

She then asked me why “medical reasons/genetic deficiencies” wasn’t listed as one of the reasons women get abortions and I said, “Because less than even 1% of abortions are done for those reasons, it’s even less than the reason for rape. Roughly 99% of abortions are for elective reasons.” She knew this was true since she just looked at the paper that stated all these stats, but she just shook her head and said, “No, no, absolutely not, that’s not true, it’s way more.” And before I could ask her why she said, “So, I’ve had an abortion,” (and I thought, oh boy, here we go,) “and it just bothers me that you people aren’t putting out the right information about people like me that have had one because my baby was genetically deficient.”

I asked her all sorts of questions like how was that determined, did she get a second doctors’ opinion, was the abortion done at a hospital or Planned Parenthood, what was “wrong” with the baby that it needed its life ended? She said the baby had part of its heart missing, all the doctors said it would die, they pushed her into ending the pregnancy, and it was done at a hospital. Here’s the weird part though, remember how I said abortions are done inside the uterus? And she agreed with that definition. Well, her “abortion” went like this: she was induced into labor (I never got to ask her how far along the pregnancy was but I imagine it was at least 4-5 months to induce labor), they removed the baby from the womb, cut the umbilical cord, and just let it die outside of her womb. Now, call me crazy, but that is not an actual abortion. Yes, the baby died, and the intent was to let it die, but it was outside the womb and not even attached to the mother. (This could have even been considered infanticide.) I pointed this out to her and she got really mad saying, “No, no, I signed the papers and it said it was an abortion.” (How disgusting that you need to sign the papers for your own baby’s death, gross.)

She got very upset about the whole thing and started crying. Clearly this woman was not over this traumatic experience and for some reason she thought our pro-life booth was antagonizing her for her “choice.” Seems pretty obvious she had little choice in this decision, since doctors will always push abortion first over any other treatment that might save the baby.

Once she started really grilling me and pushing me on certain things I started to panic. I’m not very good at public speaking or in-person debates (online debates and written arguments are fine) so my mind kind of froze and my mouth went dry and I couldn’t speak until I had some water to drink. She probably thought she’d cornered me because I had to pause for a moment to gather my thoughts. Needless to say I’m not very happy with how that discussion/debate turned out.

To be honest I think she did choose the wrong thing by removing the baby and then letting it die before its time.

The truly pro-life thing to do would be to let the baby keep gestating for as long as possible. This might result in a miscarriage eventually down the line because of the genetic deficiencies, but if so, then that is a natural death, not forced, and you let the baby live for as long as possible. But if the baby makes it to birth, surgery is possible, and I’ve read many stories about babies born with half of their brains or half of their hearts that survive well past 10 years old. Survival IS possible for these babies if they are just given a chance. And to be honest, this lady seemed like the type to only want “perfect” babies that don’t need any extra medical interventions to keep them alive. Although I’m sure she was really pressured into it, it still feels like she took the easy way out, and I bet she didn’t even look anywhere for children's hospitals that do prenatal or perinatal heart surgeries. Which is weird because she cried about how much she “wanted” this baby but apparently she didn’t want it enough to look at every option available, or to at least give birth to it normally, spend as much time with it as possible, and let it pass on its own.

After her crying for a while and me trying to reason with her, to no avail, she eventually left and her mother came up after and was very nice. She said, “I’m sorry about that, it was just a very stressful time for her. And if it had been up to me I would have made her keep the baby for as long as possible, I didn’t agree with the abortion.” I wish her mother would have convinced her to not kill her grandchild. I shook hands with her mother and told her thank you for talking with us.

So I know this is long, but I want to know what you guys think. Was there something I could do better with situations like this? Usually I encounter the bratty, snotty, entitled pro-aborties who just want abortion to keep their sex lives free, so this one threw me off guard. I also wasn’t very prepared for quick public speaking and I tensed up and couldn’t talk. What can I do to overcome this nervousness?

TLDR; “pro-abortie” woman who was (probably) pressured into aborting her genetically deficient baby debated me, then cried, kind of made me freeze, I couldn’t make the greatest argument back, what can I do to help get over nervousness in public debates/speaking?

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Hey all, prayers would be appreciated for the repose of the soul of an old veteran who was well liked and well known around my area. He was one of our customers and he was always smiling and cheerful, cracking jokes, real nice guy.

Apparently he had a "routine check up" at the VA yesterday morning, then later in the afternoon he dropped down, unresponsive. Hospital said it was a heart attack. Half a year ago he had a stroke as well. He didn't have other health issues, and he wasn't that old, actually younger than my own father (who is unvaxxed and has had no issues to date). The fact that he had a "routine check up" literally hours before he died smells off to me. I don't know yet, but I'm sure he was vaxxed, and I bet one of the things they did yesterday morning was give him his next booster. "Gotta be up-to-date!" His last clot shot more than likely gave him that stroke half a year ago, too.

We also had another person "unexpectedly" die last year. Healthy older woman, well known and liked by everyone, somehow fell down her stairs and died. Stairs that she'd walked hundreds of times. She had no history of getting dizzy or falling down, but if she'd had a sudden stroke, heart attack, or aneurysm, that can cause a person to then fall down the stairs and die.

I'm starting to see the effect of the clot shot in my own small community and everyone else doesn't even think for a moment that there could be connections between all these deaths of the elderly. There are even more that I didn't mention, but my father has said that he's been to over a dozen funerals this year, whereas in a normal year there would be maybe 1 or 2 deaths, very rarely. It's ramping up.

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