@MasterMaliq Only His teachings offer us the fullness of Truth. When we wonder, doubt or explore our faith, we find answers that not only explain in a way that sheds light on other Truths, but also adds depth - deeper understanding and appeciation- to other truths we already understand.
@DefiantLs So he's attempting to enforce some behavior standards on the bus he has to drive, stopped and called the police to get their involvement for whatever was occurring, and this woman is stupid and nervy enough to interfere and assure the kids they can do whatever they want?
@LeadingReport When you take an oath to preserve, protect and defend the US Constitution, that means you can't and won't tolerate Sharia Law in this nation.
@Aw55482353@conservmillen Again, I ask - what fact is inaccurate? Please. I'm eager to consider actual facts about the case. When someone gives misinformation, it's sensible to offer a correction rather than critique their perceived motives.
@TheLowkeyMummy If you've never been strangled, you do not get to lecture anyone on what may justify strangling someone to death.
(Same level of absurdity there.)
@Aw55482353@conservmillen I'm what is wrong with society? That's insane. Reasonable people have always relied on reporters to know what occurs in big trials. That's why reporters are in the courtroom. My "work" isn't to watch this case all/every day, but to read up on facts about it, when I can find them.
At his press conference today, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro accused me of promoting conspiracy theories because I told him, during an earlier telephone conversation, that some Americans had religious objections to the MMR vaccine because it contained fetal tissue. “There is no fetal tissue in the MMR,” he told me.
This is a segment from a videotaped deposition of Stanley Plotkin, the inventor of the MMR vaccine. Plotkin admits to butchering 76 aborted normally developing fetuses, all over three months old, in just one of the many studies that led to the development of his vaccine.
The rubella virus used in MMR-II is grown on the cultured cell line composed of lung tissue from an aborted three-month-old female embryo and listed as “WI-38 human diploid lung fibroblasts” in the ingredients of MMR-II as portions of these cells end up in each vial of MMR II.
During Dr. Plotkin’s deposition, Attorney Aaron Siri asked: “Isn’t it true that MMR II contains approximately 150 nanograms cells substrate double-strand DNA and single-strand DNA per dose purposefully fragmented to approximately 215 base pairs in length?” Dr. Plotkin answered: “Yeah, that’s probably correct, yes.”
This equals approximately 646 billion pieces of human DNA from an aborted fetal cell line in each vial of MMR-II.
In addition to the human DNA, there is also an unspecified amount of human cellular debris in each dose of MMR-II.
During our phone conversation, Governor Shapiro also accused me of promoting vaccine misinformation. When I asked him for an example, he was unable to provide one, but this did not deter him from publicly repeating that accusation during his press event. As I told him, HHS does not tolerate misinformation by any employee. I offered to point to hundreds of instances of vaccine misinformation by the Biden administration about which I had never heard him complain.
Governor Shapiro also faulted me for the decline in Pennsylvania vaccination rates from 97% - 93.2%. When I pushed back on this assertion, he acknowledged that most of the decline occurred during the Biden administration. It’s unfortunately true that the government lockdowns, deceptions, manipulation, and overreach during Covid severely damaged public faith in the vaccine program.
Governor Shapiro’s press conference was an example of the same species of gaslighting.
The Trump administration is working to restore public trust not by gaslighting or manipulating, but by being truthful, at last, with the public.
Before I left Islam, I was debating a Sudanese Christian who challenged me to name one good thing about Muhammad. Just one.
I thought: easy. We Muslims practically worship Muhammad as the greatest man who ever lived.
So I tried to recall good qualities, honesty, compassion, mercy, love, anything, any single story, and I couldn’t remember one.
So I went to Google and typed: “the qualities of the Prophet.”
Islamic websites came up, and I thought, good, now I’ll have plenty of examples for this guy.
I opened them and was stunned: even the Islamic websites offered no good qualities in the sense he’d challenged me to find.
They praised his courage in spreading Islam, his fighting of Allah’s enemies, his physical strength, and his strictness.
Not one of the qualities the man had asked for.
Even the famous mercy at Mecca, sparing the people who had supposedly persecuted him, turned out to be for strategic reasons.
And when I started digging into the Quran and the sira for myself, I found that he married a child, he took Safiyya, a Jewish woman, the same day he killed her father, her brother, and her husband, trading his companion Dihya seven other captives for her, and posting a guard by the tent in case she tried to avenge them while raping her.
He had the men of the Jewish tribe beheaded, down to boys checked for pubic hair.
He raided trade caravans and took other tribes’ treasures.
He lied and broke truces he asked for.
He slept with all of his 9 wives the same night.
He killed anyone who mocked him.
He recruited raiders with the promise of other cities’ women.
And when his own fighters hesitated to touch married captives, because their husbands were alive and watching, Muhammad told them it was fine because allah said so.
Even the pagans of Arabia had higher morality than he did.
Every one of these acts was stamped with Allah’s approval.
He even married his adopted son’s wife by divine decree.
And this is just the tip of the iceberg.
I left Islam when I met this disgusting man, a man who turned his qualities into a religion, transmitted it to every generation of Muslims since, and made himself the ceiling of their morality.
This is the man Mamdani wants you to learn from.
I was wrong about Lindsay Clancy. Here’s why I changed my mind.
She was never diagnosed with postpartum depression or psychosis. She was not on 13 medications at once. She was not “hearing voices.” She was not abandoned by her family.
She was diagnosed with a mood disorder - never psychosis - and went to a variety of doctors who all prescribed different medications, which she took unreliably and not simultaneously.
She only heard a voice one time - and that was right before she killed her kids. Extremely atypical for psychosis.
She carefully planned her children’s murders down to the minute. She researched the distance of a restaurant she’d ask Patrick to go to. Added on a last-minute errand before he left. Calmly answered his phone call in the middle of her crime. Brought her children down to the basement one by one, overpowering their resistance and killing them slowly.
It does seem like she had support from her family. She may have still been overwhelmed, but it’s not true that all of her cries for help went unanswered.
I originally placed too much blame on the many SSRIs she was prescribed. For years on my show, I’ve talked to health professionals who have been warning about the violence-inducing effects of these drugs, and I thought Lindsay’s case may be an example of that reality.
Is it still possible these SSRIs had a negative effect? Absolutely. But the case that these drove her into a psychotic episode is weak.
This evidence continues to reveal, in my opinion, that Lindsay Clancy methodically murdered her children and she was fully aware of what she was doing.
“El feminismo hizo que las mujeres vieran a los niños como una carga, la maternidad como un castigo, los hombres como un rival, el asesinato de bebés como un derecho y el libertinaje como un logro”. El movimiento feminista ha sido un fracaso.
@DaizyZeeX The tricky part about pregnancy is that it's someone else's body and life at issue. To refuse to acknowledge that is either dishonest or stupid.
@thepeacepoet99 Maybe he just hasn't figured out how to fix his hair to look like a woman's, and a head covering gets rid of that stress. That's probably as deep as his considerations go on this matter.
@Jubilee4CHANGE I'm sorry to inform you but reality and science don't work this way. You can write a thoughtful post on social media that expresses exactly what you believe, and if its at odds with reality and science, you'll just be wrong.
@Duakz5q Change your perceptions and savor the amazing experience of being a woman who doesn't resent men for their masculinity or feel ashamed of women's femininity. Healthy patriarchy serves women. Don't try to ruin it all for those of us with healthy perceptions.
@michellmybell1 I think all this focus on PPD and men/women resentments is enabling the psych industry and pharmaceutical co's to avoid being looked into and blamed for their HORRIBLE practices in Lindsay Clancy's case and in SO many others!
@michellmybell1 I think men care a great deal about women and children! The problem is that women have warped truth, played victim, proudly rejected motherhood and celebrated abortions, and many men have naturally come to see women's excuses as dishonest, hate-spurred, lame, and manipulative.