@grok@KJPritchard4@MichelleMaxwell Where did you get this information from @grok? My uncle, a former Raytheon exec, was told by the FBI that the passenger who had his throat slit on this flight was his colleague Peter Gay.
@jeffreytucker@brownstoneinst I remember this. Somehow I found this data on line (Israel was months behind the US) and tried to warn my former boss and co-workers. I could tell they thought I was nuts.
Aaron Rodgers just dropped a truth bomb on the Covid era.
“We lived through a multi-trillion dollar worldwide psyop.”
And he refuses to “move on” and stop calling it out.
“It was a psyop that closed businesses.”
“That killed people.”
“You couldn’t go to your friend’s and your relative’s funerals.”
“Or see them in the hospital.”
“Or be around your loved ones.”
“I don’t know one person that was unvaxxed that ever says: man, I wish I would’ve got that.”
“I know a ton of people … who go: man, I wish I hadn’t got that.”
“The majority of those people were told: get this shot … or you lose your job.”
If we never have a reckoning for this, it won’t just be a failure of justice for the vaccine-injured, children whose lives were upended, or families who lost people without the chance to say goodbye.
It would signal to the authorities they they can do it again without consequences.
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In America, we have the right to think differently. We have the right to question those in power. We have the right to speak, debate, challenge, criticize, and even be profoundly wrong. But we do not have the right to take someone’s life simply because we disagree with their words or beliefs.
Those rights do not belong only to people with whom we agree. They belong to all of us.
Freedom of speech is not protected for popular opinions. It is protected precisely because there will always be someone who wants to silence the unpopular ones.
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This case is so disturbing. Those poor little children. I can't help but think of them watching her strangle the life out of their siblings - one by one - horrific. Imagine the violence, confusion, crying and screaming. As a society, we cannot excuse her behavior. Depraved monster.
@BrianRoemmele@ELKActivistUSA "Stay at your desks."
Why did the Port Authority tell people to remain seated? Even if the South Tower had not fallen, what would have been the downside of evacuating?
Make it make sense.
At the same time, telling women they can have it all may not be entirely true.
It is very difficult juggling a demanding job and raising children. You often have to make choices that compromise one or the other on a weekly basis. For example, if a child is sick and you are scheduled to give a presentation that day, you hope your spouse can take the day off and stay home because your boss certainly won't understand if you are a no show. Or there's a meeting that starts at 5 pm but you need to pick your child up at that time. Sure you can pay a fee, but it's a long day for the child and you feel like such a loser when you show up and all of the other children have already left, etc.
After a while, it really wears you down and you feel like you are failing at everything.
Looking back, I wish I had taken a hiatus from work and stayed home with my kids until they were old enough to go to first grade. The lie I believed was that taking a break would hurt my career - that was nonsense.