GoodMuse

Faxts over f33lings; mispell3d musings for entertainment purposes only.

[GoodMuse @gm_hardwired]

@grok @crazyclips_ Thank you. What did witnesses and/or longer video clips suggest the woman said to the child and what had provoked her?

[GoodMuse @gm_hardwired]

@jeremi_isaac @HeatherMcDonald Bingo. She was mocking God and the v@cc!ne injured

[Chloe @ItsAllPoliticss]

WARNING: new Jane doe texts tell a lot more of this story. Terrible situation all around - this is why the public mob shouldn’t jump to conclusions.

[John F Kennedy jr @JohnFkennedy321]

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[GoodMuse @gm_hardwired]

@DeepSt8Cringe 'Unc Fu' 😅

[Botticelli@ @Botticelli43512]

Finally , a man 💪‼️‼️😂😂😂😂

[GoodMuse @gm_hardwired]

@JestinLutes @CrimeWatchMpls @Grok where is the video this person seems to have included with this post

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Je me suis fait connaître sur X pour mes analyses de la construction du wokisme.

Aujourd'hui, je vais vous expliquer ce que la gauche est en train de tenter. Regardez bien cette image. Ce n'est pas un fait divers. C'est une méthode.

La gauche a toujours eu besoin de la jeunesse. Pas pour l'élever. Pour s'en servir. Un adolescent a de l'énergie, de la colère, un besoin d'appartenance et presque aucun recul. C'est le carburant idéal pour qui veut prendre le pouvoir sans avoir à convaincre des adultes.

Ce que vivent nos lycéens aujourd'hui, c'est une double manipulation.

La première est douce. C'est celle de la gauche progressiste, celle que Macron incarne. Elle a passé des années à expliquer à cette génération que la société est une machine à oppression, que l'autorité est suspecte, que l'exigence est une violence et que tout lui est dû. Elle a démoli les repères, puis s'étonne que plus rien ne tienne.

La seconde est brutale. C'est celle de la gauche radicale, celle que Mélenchon incarne. Elle récolte ce que la première a semé. Elle transforme le ressentiment en mobilisation, la mobilisation en rapport de force, et regarde des gamins de 16 ans faire le sale boulot devant les caméras. Des députés insoumis ont soutenu ce mouvement de blocage. Aujourd'hui, c'est la porte d'un lycée qui brûle à Roubaix.

L'une prépare le terrain. L'autre allume la mèche.

Rien de nouveau. Staline avait les Komsomols et les Pionniers. Il a fait de Pavlik Morozov, un gamin présenté comme ayant dénoncé son propre père, un héros national. Le message était limpide : ta loyauté va au Parti, pas à ta famille. Trente ans plus tard, Mao lâchait les Gardes rouges sur les professeurs, les parents, les livres. Des adolescents ont humilié, battu, parfois tué ceux qui étaient censés les instruire. Chaque fois, la même logique : couper la jeunesse de la transmission, puis la retourner contre la société qui l'a portée.

Et la gauche a compris une chose que beaucoup refusent encore de voir. La France arrive au bout d'un cycle. Il ne reste que deux issues.

La première : la fin de l'hégémonie collectiviste. Le retour de l'ordre, du mérite, de l'autorité de celui qui sait sur celui qui apprend. Un pays qui fonctionne à nouveau.

La seconde : la fragmentation. Des communautés qui ne se parlent plus, un État qui ne tient plus rien, des institutions qui brûlent une à une.

Le Liban ou Singapour.

Le Liban, on l'appelait la Suisse du Moyen-Orient. Il s'est défait faction par faction, jusqu'à l'effondrement. Singapour était un marécage sans ressources. Il est devenu l'un des pays les plus prospères du monde par l'ordre, le mérite et l'exigence.

Il n'y aura pas d'intermédiaire. Pas de tiède. Pas de « en même temps ».

La gauche le sait. C'est pour ça qu'elle envoie les enfants en première ligne.

À nous de choisir, avant qu'on choisisse pour nous.

[Chukwudi Jnr @BigCkChuks]

France is fighting for its life and has officially entered a Civil War that will soon eclipse the French revolution.

Police officers are being lynched in the streets and hung from light poles.

Any white person who dares to show their face on the street is viciously attacked.

The official death toll is being suppressed, but dead bodies are everywhere.

Thank God for the second amendment in the United States.

[RyanMatta 🇺🇸 🦅 @Ryanmatta]

I was home for a total of 6 days in September. When I left on September 14th, I turned off every electrical breaker in my house. I just came home and received a $159.33 bill. Then I read my bill for October, the “current” statement and DTE is claiming I’ve already used 612kwh. Every outlet in my house has the electricity completely disconnected. I plan to film and document everything. I will only be sleeping at this out for 2 nights this month. The other 28 days I plan to disconnect the main line coming into my house to determine if DTE is sending me fake billing statements. If I find out that DTE has been fabricating my meter reading, or they have my neighbors power connected to my house. What legal actions could I take against them?

[Becka Thompson @becka_thompson]

Ok. Chavez is everywhere and justifiably so…

But we cannot just see this as foolishness. You need to know the dark underbelly that permeates the entire council and especially WARD NINE.

… jason Chavez’ ward.

[The HighWire @HighWireTalk]

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[Humanspective @Humanspective]

This spine tingling moment just happened at the Sen. Johnson Hospital Protocols Hearing.

I can understand exactly why the room erupted.

Here’s an attorney with 50 years experience.

At the start of covid, he gets flooded with requests to make Hospitals give early treatment protocols.

But the result of his work is the part really blew my mind.

95.8% of the cases he won ,to force the Hospital to administer Ivermectin. Survived.

But then I heard the contrast of what happened when he lost his cases... the patients who had to go with standard of care hospital protocols which included Remdesivir.

Ralph Lorigo Esq. - “Where I lost.... Every. Single. Person. Died”

I’m left speechless.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

For 300 years the English government in Ireland tried to make it illegal for an Irish family to spend the summer with its cows.

The practice was called booleying. Every May the household left the winter village and walked the herd up into the hills, to a cluster of huts on the summer pasture, and lived there until October. Grandparents, children, the lot. The men came and went. The women ran the booley, and the booley ran on milk: fresh, soured, curdled, buttered, and eaten as the day's meals. The grass was free because it was up a mountain, and a family that owned 8 cows and a mountain wanted for nothing until the frost.

The English could not stand it. A people that walked away every summer could not be counted, tithed or made to plough. The Statute of Kilkenny, 1366, forbade the Irish to booley their cattle on any land held by the English, and licensed the English to seize the herd if they did. By 1612 the King's attorney general in Dublin could report that it had been made penal for an Englishman even to allow it.

Edmund Spenser, who had been handed 3,000 acres of confiscated Cork, wrote a whole pamphlet on what was wrong with Ireland, and this was near the top of it. Living out with the herd, he said, taught the Irish to be wild and to feed themselves without a master.

That was the objection, in his own words. Booleying was outlawed because it worked.

The remedy, over the next century, was to take the hills, fence the grass, put the family on a rented acre in the valley, and hand it a potato.

The last booleys in Ireland were still walked up the hills of Achill in the 1940s, by people who had been told for 600 years that their summers were a crime.

[Beloved of God @Edenlife9]

Dear Christians in powerful nations,

As Mordecai told Esther, “Could it be that you were meant for such a time as this?”

Remember the ordeals of Nigerian Christians killed by Muslims.

One may say, “Why don’t they fight for themselves?”

But how easy is it with a complicit government and a well-armed Islamic terror group at your doorstep?

Protest!

[Amy E. Sousa, MA Depth Psychology @KnownHeretic]

Real life thought criminal!

[BLACK FLAG 🏴🇺🇸 @FlagBlack007]

THE WAR YOU DIDN'T SEE . Thoughts 💭 ⁉️

[Camus @newstart_2024]

Kevin Street, testifying at the Allison Inquiry about his AstraZeneca COVID vaccine injury:

"1951 days ago, I started my life over. Took a shot and I've never been back to work since."

The Shot

He walked out of his business, went down the hallway, and took the shot. He told the pharmacist it was "a real whopper", he could feel it go in. He still has a lump on his arm. He knew right away something was different. The pharmacist played it off as nothing.

The Decline

That night, the shakes started. He missed three days of work with what felt like a nasty flu. When he returned, he could only manage two or three hours a day, in full sweats. His immune system went into "flight mode" and never settled down. He'd go home soaked and have to get out of his clothes right away. His employees started telling him: "Kev, you've got to go home." He'd go home, and be back the next day, trying.

The Collapse

About two weeks in, he told his wife he couldn't do it anymore, things weren't right. He went out to the back deck, having a normal conversation, petting his dog. Then it was "like somebody flicked a light switch." Everything went out. He dropped. When he woke up, his wife was standing over him, thinking he was fooling around. Nothing was ever the same again.

The Diagnosis

- Multiple brain lesions

- Blood clots

- Legs swollen, a large black bruise — tested for deep vein thrombosis because he'd had the AstraZeneca shot

- Increased permeability of the blood-brain barrier

- Seizures that progressed into full-body tremors

The Tremors

The tremors lasted about two and a half years, he still has them today, just not as severe. At their worst, he would shake on a gurney for up to two hours, so violently that even the people around him got annoyed. He was fully aware the entire time, not like a grand mal seizure. He had no ability to stop it. It would ride out until his brain got tired. Then he'd be a wreck for two or three days. One neurologist brought three others in to observe him. They said it was "fascinating."

The ER Ordeal

For the first four weeks of ER visits, they kept testing him for methamphetamines and opioids because he presented as an overdose. The window for treatment was slipping away, and his wife watched it happen. They went to Ottawa Civic, where he was put in a ward with 20-25 other people presenting just like him, not COVID patients. That's where he met his first neurologist.

The Daily Reality

He walks like he's drunk all the time. He has to consciously tell his body what to do, tell his feet when to move, what direction, whether to bend his knee. He has no strength in his joints anymore. If he doesn't pay attention, he'll hurt himself. He can't run or jog, he knows better than to even attempt to make his brain do that. He was told not to stay in a wheelchair, or he'd never walk again. So he stays on his feet, trying to be "as human as possible."

The Treatments

He did the Peter McCullough protocol for about a year because his blood was in bad shape. They also found that PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic frequency) helps substantially, especially with inflammation in his brain. When he does it, he can function a lot better.

The System

He's permanently disabled. He was accepted into KITE, supposedly the best program in the world for his disability. But they cannot fix it. All they can offer are things to try to make life a little easier. And those treatments aren't covered.

To access certain therapies, he had to be diagnosed with other conditions. He now has diabetes, and with that diagnosis, he can access some types of therapy. But he's been waiting for that therapy for over two years. Just last week, he got another call from Toronto telling him they can't fulfill his appointment and need to rebook again.

He applied for support four years ago. They lost his file - twice. He's still waiting, told he's another 6 to 12 months from a decision. He was removed from a nine-week therapy program because he wasn't showing progress - they were treating him as a stroke patient, not for his actual condition.

When he reached out to his MP, the response was that if his case is pushed forward, someone else will have to wait longer. "I don't like doing that," he said. "But the fact of the matter is, we're left here and we're afraid."

He's afraid to even call and ask where his case stands, because he doesn't want to be seen as "a headache" and pushed back again.

Years after these people were injured, they are still without real support. They're being ignored, lost in the system, treated as problems rather than patients, and forced to fight for every scrap of care while their lives quietly fall apart.

Kevin's story is one of thousands, and it has to stop. Hopefully the Allison Inquiry represents a small step in the right direction, because these people deserve answers, recognition, and real help. They've waited long enough.

[Larry Dean @larry_mcwethy]

Why don't we eat Bull meat?