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You write so concisely, authentically, forcefully, quietly. Very helpful in these disconcerting times.

I did not comply the first time. (Okay, well there was this: An armed guard enforcing masks at the PA liquor store. I held a mask up to my face to enter the store. So I was a weenie for wine and tequila.) But I will stand again. (I’m stocked up.😊🍸)

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Thank you, JP. In full disclosure, I had court case in Colorado, some 900 miles from my home that I fought. When I had to appear, I was forced ultimately by the judge to put on a mask that remained over my mouth for about a minute, before I pulled it down so I could speak, and though I had my hand on it, it never went back over my mouth, I just kept adjusting it, pulling it out away from my face, then down. If I had the willingness to lose the case, I would have made a bigger issue of it, but I'm hard-headed that way, because I wanted to beat the case on the merits. So, we all faced those moments and had to choose, but not without venting my frustration with it and lack of willingness to comply.

I dare say your excuse was better than mine.

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I wore mine on the flight to my little home in Mexico, where I bought a craploand of Ivermectin, and brought it back for friends. Saved a few lives too. Patriotic subversion, LOL. BUT I refused to wear it in the grocery store, shopped at empty hours, did that ridiculous social distancing, too. But no mask. But I'm retired, I can do what I want.

People need to learn to think objectively, and yet intuitively. I knew for sure by June 2020, that this thing was crap. My doctor knew, too, but went over to the dark side. She refused to do hospital visitation, too.

I don't hate her, but I at least know I'll be happier, more self-sufficient, and freer in Mexico, than here, for whatever time I have here. I'm surrounded by stupid people.

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I can identify. Had to fly to see a relative. At the airport I didn’t mask. I hung it from my ear n wasn’t challenged. Before I got on the plane I bought an ice cream cone n licked away as I went to my seat. No one said a thing. I got dirty looks, envious looks and smiling looks. I drank a bottle of water slowly n ate trail mix, one piece at a time the whole flight. I guess my seething anger about masks kept/scared people away. Whoever said “Become ungovernable.” is my role model.

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Hello to all,

I remember whispering to my husband that I wondered if the C even existed. He has

that darn phone with him all the time and I am paranoid it listens or records via AI that

flags words or phrases.

Didn't we learn anything from our studies of science? How could anyone think a paper

mask that gets wet pronto be anything but a hindrance and dangerous?

My favorite advice is Do Not Comply. However some peeps tuned in to the C "crisis" and

rushed to comply. All throughout the strata of authorities there was violence of some sort just

ready to mete out against the public for some infraction of the "rules". People also dared

to openly criticize strangers for not complying. Authoritarians/Karens, they were called.

So, it looks like the upcoming flu season will be an excuse to mandate this and that, and push

injections again. Please allow me to share a short article:

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/war/when-will-the-great-unwashed-wake-up/

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The vid was just to institute the death shots. It was obviously just flu, maybe jazzed up a bit.

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Gabby,

It was the flu.

Remember when Fauci laughed and joked that we were so good about the social

distancing and mask wearing that we overcame the seasonal flu? The jazzing up

was the $$$ given to hospitals for every one put on a vent, and receiving Deathisnear.

And the cases...He laughed (giggled), because he couldn't believe the absurdity of it all,

and the intensity of response (compliance) from the general public. And of course there

are many more bits to the story, and the outlawing of helpful flu meds and etc.

I am sure there are a dozen other reasons this gambit unfolded, and all of them were,

and are destructive.

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I remember when 1,500 samples of people sick with 'covid' were sent to several labs for testing, they all came back as Influenza B. I had a friend who did get covid, prior to the shots, and she was sick from then on, she always was on oxygen, had blood clots, lung infections. Her lungs were basically destroyed, and I've never seen a reaction like that with ordinary flu, which is why I think they doctored it a bit. Not too much, just a little. I think she took the shot in the summer of 2021 because she then developed heart trouble and several months later, turbo cancer. She had a rare bone marrow cancer that killed her in four weeks. I do miss her.

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Hey Gabby,

I get your point, and condolences for losing your friend. Seasonal flu does lead

to death....in the US, 2017-2018 stats show the worst numbers, double the deaths over

prior years. There have been rumors of the resurrection of the "Spanish" flu from

lung tissue in the year of the 100 yr. anniversary of that same flu. Mask wearing has

been attributed to causing bacterial lung infections and thus increased deaths even

more. The scientist the resurrection is attributed to is Jeffery Taubenberger and his

predecessor Johan Hultin. link=

https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-resources/reconstruction-1918-virus.html

Deaths in Australia, 2018-2019 are remarkable. link=

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6702793/

Work, mapping and graphs for US and world wide, by John Cullen and Jason Goodman,

just a sample, the rest is behind a paywall...just a few dollars.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=api8xAkfBuQ&ab_channel=JohnEHoover

JohnEHoover is John Cullen.

Now I know what you meant by jazzed up...I have no doubt that some people were

inoculated somehow, someway, as involuntary and unknowing subjects of an

experiment or two.

Thank you very much Gabby Mouse and best regards to you.

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That could definitely be possible, our 'leaders' are basically monsters. I had the Hong Kong Flu back in 1968, and I can tell you that was a doozy. I was sick for weeks, very sick, I probably lost over 20 pounds and came down with pneumonia afterwards. My husband never got sick from it, although I had picked it up at work. Maybe his Crohn's disease gave him some protection. We were either too dumb or too smart to not seek medical care for me, and since I was only 18, I did recover in time, although for a long time my weight was under 100 pounds. Not a fun experience.

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Hey Gabby,

Same age mates, I was 18 in 68 as well. Married at age 19, he turned into a dud

but I got the best son a woman could have out of the deal.

Flu is a miserable fate for many. Three times my now husband brought it home (parents of

young children in his workplace) and I developed it. Bronchitis/coughing so hard my

rib cartilage was getting damaged. Now I live rural far from any city and it is wonderful.

Things are changing tho as scraps of land are being sold and a camper is parked on it

in case the city gets too hot to handle; people state this outright. We are living in a most

dangerous time. Money, power and cruelty prevail. I believe this is a contest between

those movers and the worst of them win. Think football.

Nice exchanging with you. Thanks.

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There are things you may want to stock up on... Durvet Injectable IVM, 250 ml for about $80, drink in OJ, use a syringe with a needle. Many, many doses for friends & family, shelf life is 3 years. Protocols at www.flccc.net.

Antibiotics, all the precursors are made in China. Www.jasemedical.com. About $250 for a wide array and good supply of broad-spectrum antibiotics.

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Important information.

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Linden,

Thank you so much for providing these two links. I have no antibiotics,

and only H. paste for pea sized doses, rough estimate. Lately, some people

have attributed improvements in some chronic conditions by using paste

as a treatment. I am grateful to you, and surely others are also.

You are a kind person.

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The paste is actually fine, and a good cheap source of IVM. When I got mine in 2021, it was $6 per tube on Amazon, now higher.

I actually went to my house in Mexico and brought a huge load of pill IVM back to give to friends and family. Saved a couple of lives. We have to look our for each other.

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Yes, we do have to look out for each other.

Thank you

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I love Martin. A great and wise man.

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Linden,

I love him too. The story of his contempt of court imprisonment,

which included solitary confinement, is an extreme example of .gov

tyranny and abuse. Thanks for your response.

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I've stood up many times before & will do so again. I have not had a DL in over 20 yr because my SS card says "Not for identification purposes". (and other reasons) After a while it gets easier to say no.

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Good article, T.L. I admit that we were taken in the first time, in part because my husband and I are in our 70s and my husband has several health conditions. Yes, we wore the old face diaper, but we never, for one second considering taking the death shots. We remembered from decades ago when there was a big hoopla about providing gene therapy to people with genetic disorders. At that point, it was being done in good faith, and the docs honestly thought they could inject this altered genetic material into several people and cure their problems. They died immediately, and we never forgot that. They stopped the project instantly because they considered it unsafe. It was dusted for for this covid crap. So, this time, we learned our lesson: no masks, no 'social distancing' (a stupid concept thought up by some junior high student for a science project), and no lockdowns. We got through several years of covid just by taking quercetin, Vitamins D and C, and a multi. I did have a cold for three days last winter, but it never got through a few coughs and sneezes, slight fever, and loss of appetite. Who knows, maybe that was the dreaded 'covid'. Anyway, no more bs.

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T.L.,

As always your essay is superlative. However, what has been accomplished with your hard work over many years, to maintain (or reestablish) the Liberty that British subjects fought and died for at Lexington Green on 19 April 1775 ?

Our entire American society has been corrupted. Government at every level, the judiciary at every level, the media at every level, private and corporate entities at every level have been compromised to oppose Freedom and Liberty.

Oganizations created to defend the 2nd Amendment of the United States Constitution such as Gun Owners of America, Firearm Owners Against Crime (FOAC) the NRA and multitudes and multitudes of local organizations continue to spend membership dues to peacefully oppose .gov tyranny.

As I read many online essays, receive many emails, open snail mail from these many organizations, the one thing they have in common.... is the imploring of readers and members to send MORE money ! As a NRA lifer I ask where all the millions of dollars from NRA dues and various earnings and NRA initiatives went ? Into the back pocket of scoundrel Wayne LaPierre. But hey ! Wayne needs a new suit. Send mo' money !

Over the many years I have opposed .gov wrongdoing. Wrongdoing at every level by .gov traitors. Filed a federal lawsuit against .gov for violation of my 1st Amendment rights enumerated in the Bill of Rights. After spending tens of thousands of borrowed money on legal fees, I had my two days in federal court The jury of eight of my peers agreed with me. County .gov lost. Or so I thought. County appealed the pro-Freedom vote of the jury. And the judge, a registered Democrat, threw out the jury verdict ! More money and time spent on a appeal to 3rd Circuit resulted in the two Democrat-appointed judges siding with the the black-robed magistrate who terminated my jury win. The one Republican on the 3-judge panel sustained the jury verdict. But, 2-1 voting against my appeal. I lost. So much for justice.

Concluding my short story above I can tell you not ONE of my fellow citizens thanked me for my efforts. And that is when I decided to never fly the American flag again. Never stand for the National Anthem. Never again say the Pledge of Allegience. Ultimately, to never play the game any longer and ceased voting.

It is my FIRM belief that sometimes, violence IS the answer. Organized violence; blood-shedding violence.

Witness my reference to the shot fired around the world at Lexington Green on 19 April 1775. Then eight years of bloody revolution. Those eight years of violence beget the once greatest country on earth. The United States.

We will not Meme our way out of government law-breaking.

We will not vote our way out of this nightmare.

We will not lawsuit our way out of this government tyranny.

It is time to learn from history. From Lexington Green to Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Organize.

Make Peace with your God.

Sometimes, Violence is the answer.

- Dan in Erie County -

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Well and aptly said, and I thank you for your efforts. Your experiences are one of the reasons I keep doing what I'm doing. First, you have to recruit, sort the wheat from the chaff, get down to those few you actually trust and soon, it will be time to impose the will of the people over the will of the tyrants.

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Very Gideon-like. There are few of us and many are older, like me. I still read the Anti-federalist Papers sometimes, and the speeches of Jefferson Davis.

We have to encourage and support the young who are awake, offer what we can, along with wisdom. I always remember that old saw that "Youth and enthusiasm are no match for age and treachery". They need our wisdom, and strategic and tactical input ... And maybe a little anti-gov't treachery on the side, LOL!

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“It is a wonder that any man who considers and mediates on his exiled state and the many dangers to his soul, can ever be perfectly happy in this life. Lighthearted and heedless of our defects, we do not feel the real sorrows of our souls, but indulge in empty laughter when we have good reason to weep. No liberty is true and no joy is genuine unless it is founded in fear of the Lord and a good conscience.”-The Imitation of Christ, Thomas a Kempis

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T L. Thanks for standing in the gap of truth

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Thank you, I consider it my duty until the lead starts to fly.

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A VERY BIG Thank You, T. L., for standing when it was much easier to sit; for all of your efforts with your essays; in short - for everything. You Sir are a stand up man! Thanks for that as well. We could all do a lot worse than trying to live up to your example.

I'll also admit to being forced to use a mask a couple of times. That really rankled me, and my PITA, stubborn nature took over. I'll be glad to stand right beside you. Best wishes, and Keep On Keepin On!

Y'all take care,

Mike.

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Thank you, I hope there is a moment when those who know they need to stand will see clearly that this is the time. I fear as much that most won't stand as I do that those who have the will will not see the opportunity for what it is.

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Sure. my husband kept bringing stuff back from work, it was awful. It's really nice not to get sick all the time. And yes, they are deliberately destroying America, and Europe, our 'leaders' are motivated by greed, hatred for Whites, blackmail, and plain old communism. We haven't had too many clowns from the cities moving out here, yet, but I'm sure it will come. The old lady who lived up the road died, and we are afraid they are chopping up her property into lots.

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