🚨🌍💉 The World Health Organisation now states on its own Website that the experimental mRNA Covid Vaccines cause Multiple Sclerosis
This means that your Body effectively destroys its own immune system & nerve pathways before attacking your Brain & Spinal Cord
Listen to Dr John Campbell explain why
The so called Conspiracy Theorists tried repeatedly warning you - you just called us mean names - now it’s proven these Vaccines are worse than anyone ever imagined
Most men spend years avoiding what Theo Von admitted on camera.
He didn’t tell the truth about other people. He told the truth about himself.
Addiction running through his family. Childhood stuff. What he calls “connectivity disorders,” and how every time one got triggered, it pulled him back toward drugs.
Then he talks about crying on the phone with an old friend who finally opened up to him. No fixing, no advice. Just two guys finally understanding each other.
Tucker put words to why it hit so hard. Gossip is easy. Intimacy only starts when you admit who you really are to someone.
But there’s a step before that. Sometimes the hardest person to admit the truth to is yourself. Theo had to get honest with himself long before he could be honest with millions of strangers.
Most of us never get that far.
Respect to Theo. This is what strength actually looks like.
How many people could you be that honest with? And are you one of them?
When we made Vaxxed, it got kicked out of the Tribeca Film Festival, and a full firestorm broke out around us. The media went after us, calling us baby killers, saying the film was going to get people killed.
In the middle of it all, Robert De Niro, the festival's founder, went public on our behalf. He said he believed in the film, that he had a child with autism, and that he was standing behind us. Two days later, we were kicked out anyway. Even Robert De Niro, in his own festival, couldn’t stand up against whatever force was actually making that decision.
We got on a call, asked them directly what they thought they were doing, and told them that censoring a film like this would hurt the festival’s credibility. Their answer was that a scientific body had reviewed it and found misinformation and inaccuracies. We asked which parts and they wouldn't tell us.
Think about that. They wouldn’t name a single inaccuracy, they took the film out from under the festival’s own founder, and the owner of the festival couldn’t override the decision. That tells you there’s a “they.”
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🇺🇸 Robert Kelker-Kelly has died of cardiac arrest at 62.
The “Days of Our Lives” star was on his way home from the airport when he felt pain in his chest, neck and left arm.
He decided not to go to the hospital and went to bed instead. Not long after, his wife found him not breathing.
He had no known health problems.
It’s a heartbreaking reminder that chest, neck and arm pain can be a sign something’s seriously wrong with your heart, and it’s always worth getting checked right away.
Source: Page Six / Writer: Daniyal
18 days in a coma. Here’s what he says he saw in heaven.
A late-night skateboard ride at nearly 30 mph, no helmet. Gabe landed head first on the pavement. Severe brain injury, a breathing machine, a medically induced coma. Doctors warned he might never be the same.
But Gabe says he wasn’t in that hospital bed. He describes being “suctioned up by light” into a city of pure love, where Jesus was waiting. He says he watched people’s prayers carried to God’s throne, and that those prayers were what he came back on.
After 18 days, he woke up. Within days, he walked out of the hospital.
Never underestimate the power of prayer. It reaches further than you’ll ever see.
If you’ve ever wondered whether prayer works, or whether your life really matters, this is your answer. You are not an accident. You’re here for a reason. What Gabe saw confirms it.
WHERE YOU SHOW OUT IS WHERE YOU GET KNOCKED OUT
Until Saturday night, I sometimes looked at Kalen DeBoer and thought of Wally Cleaver from Leave It to Beaver.
“Golly gee, Beav! What in the world were you thinking?”
I wanted to see some FIRE!
Well, Saturday night, I saw it.
After Dijon Lee Jr. lost his composure at a critical moment, Coach DeBoer met him on that sideline with something every young person, athlete, employee, and sometimes every grown adult needs:
ACCOUNTABILITY.
And watching teammates and former players keep Dijon Lee Jr. there to receive the correction made the moment even more powerful to me.
My mama used to tell my brothers and me:
“Where you show out is where you get knocked out.”
I thought Mama was bluffing until one of my brothers tested that policy in the grocery store.
Friends, that demonstration immediately produced several born-again children!
Nobody required a family meeting.
Nobody requested clarification.
WE UNDERSTOOD THE ASSIGNMENT!
I grew up in a different generation, when corporal punishment was common. I’m not saying everybody should raise children that way. I’m saying the larger lesson I carried from it was unmistakable:
Choices have consequences.
Nick Saban put it another way:“Discipline is not punishment. Discipline is changing someone’s behavior.”
And Paul “Bear” Bryant is credited with saying,“If you don’t have discipline, you can’t have a successful program.”
That applies far beyond football.
Real love doesn't always pat you on the back. Sometimes real love gets in your face and tells you,“You're better than this.”
Real leadership doesn't ignore bad behavior because somebody is talented.
And real teammates don't help you escape accountability. They help you face it, learn from it, and grow from it.
That is why that sideline moment just might become a defining moment in Kalen DeBoer’s Alabama tenure.
Sometimes the greatest thing a leader can give you isn't praise.
It's correction strong enough to keep you from making the same mistake twice.
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Gambling is the worst thing that’s ever happened to sports because you absolutely cannot watch what just happened to Alabama for 60 minutes and come away with any other assumption than the SEC officiating crew tonight had money on UGA. I am absolutely speechless at what happened.
Missed face mask
Incorrectly overturned INT
Missed targeting
The worst missed PI in CFB history
Missed punch by the UGA receiver
And Alabama only lost by 3. Georgia needed the worst officiated game in the history of football just to squeak out a 3 point win. We’ll be fine.
THE REFS JUST SCREWED ALABAMA WITH ONE OF THE WORST NO-CALLS YOU WILL EVER SEE.
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THIS IS THE TEXTBOOK DEFINITION OF PASS INTERFERENCE, AND THE OFFICIALS SOMEHOW DIDN’T THROW A FLAG.
A CALL THIS EGREGIOUS NEEDS TO BE INVESTIGATED.
I’m in love with this sentence:
“A person's capacity for growth is directly linked to how much truth they can handle about themselves without running away.”