Dallas

[The HighWire @HighWireTalk]

Thank you, @SenRandPaul -

A CIA whistleblower testified before Congress this week under significant personal risk, and what they described is a direct continuation of everything this community has been saying for five years.

CIA scientific analysts repeatedly concluded that a laboratory leak was the most likely origin of COVID-19. Those conclusions were buried, softened, and withheld from Congress while the public was directed to trust a different narrative. At the center of that narrative was Anthony Fauci, the same person who approved the funding for gain-of-function experiments that may have created the virus he was then asked to objectively investigate.

Congress passed the COVID-19 Origin Act unanimously, requiring the declassification of all COVID origins intelligence. The deep state is still resisting it. John Ratcliffe, former Director of National Intelligence, testified that a lab leak was the only explanation credibly supported by intelligence, science, and common sense, and that partisan politics created deliberate roadblocks to that conclusion reaching the public.

Millions died, children lost years, small businesses were destroyed, civil liberties were suspended, and Americans who asked questions were censored and smeared.

The government that allowed all of that is still fighting to keep its own documents classified.

Government secrecy cannot become government impunity.

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

@Gosleepriya 42

[The Fourth Musketeer @IV_Musketeer]

Pre-Great Depression Math text book

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

@Revolutionteach @KatyPeternel @NHGOP It sounds to me like the towns think that the bill is too high. I don’t think it has anything to do with the GOP three years in a row maybe somebody’s not getting the hint

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

What if there was a way for the towns to be able to take back the schools from the district without the huge penalties and cost The district is going to put on them that seems like something the state could do. considering the towns bought the school buildings that they’re using for the districts in the first place, and the districts use trickery in their wording for their budgets and their proposals, and everybody feels like they have to for the kids or because the government says so

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

That goes back to what I said originally or the schools have to cut back less teachers they don’t have as many students so they shouldn’t need more teachers less buses. We already have a union trying to scalp us for more money because the bus drivers don’t seem to think they get paid enough. Everybody always wants more. so let’s just raise the taxes on all of the people you mentioned, especially the elderly who can’t make any more money on fixed incomes. I feel really bad for all of those people but the schools they feel bad for no one and they don’t wanna cut back on their end at all they should not be receiving 60 to 70% of the towns tax on the property.

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

How about we work on government regulations they seem to be driving the cost through the roof. How come local schools can’t buy food from anybody except the ones that are on the list by DHS just a question and maybe administration is a little bloated and over paid for what they do but that goes with every government job compared to the working class people so the problem is bigger than me, but it is definitely out of control

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

@KatyPeternel I listen to them all the time I listen to an hour long conversation the other day about sunscreen, which should not be a problem, but somehow it is so yes I have listened whatever happened to common sense?

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

@KatyPeternel Or they have to cut back something the government doesn’t like to do ever

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

People get abatements on the property tax based on valuation I know you know how this works. It should be the same for education, considering public school has dropped in pupil size over the years and more people are homeschooling and using charter schools if they can’t get some kind of relief then what’s the point

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

@KatyPeternel I’m suggesting that they should be allowed to get an abatement, same as they do on their property tax

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

🚨🇺🇸✈️ Meanwhile in South Carolina

THE DEBATE IS OVER.

All those trails you see daily in the sky left by Planes - they are NOT simply water vapour or condensation trails as many people claim.

Listen to the Unrefutable science as to why.

To all those that have continually called this out - you were right - you were always right and you always knew it ‼️

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

@TPActionSusie @TPAction @Kywar1017 Congratulations and good luck🙏

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

@travis4nh @Ross_Berry Sounds like a back door 🧐

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

@MikeBelcher14 It’s all smoke and mirrors. They did not do away with tariffs. They just did away with the procedure used. There are still plenty of ways for tariffs to continue.🧐

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

@Terese4NH I feel the same way I currently sit on the zoning board and I often wonder where are all the people at?planning board ,budget committee all the same🙄

[Dallas @Dallasc8u]

I think the deluge of current threats are all connected. I remember a speech by Obama, stating that they would pump so much information out that eventually people will no longer know what to believe and his quote was “that’s when we’ve got them ! sure feels like that’s where we’re at. it reminds me of the story of Stalin with the chicken. All I can say is communism is not American.

[Red Pill Dispenser @redpilldispensr]

Don't ever allow the treatment of the unvaccinated to be erased from history.