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If this thread is still active next year I hope I die from Covid or get punted from a bike and snap my neck and don’t need to suffer through this bullshit any longer.

I do not wish you any ill will or mental anguish; however, I personally hope this thread is on page one up to the point that every last piece of shit involved with these shots is held to account for their blatant disregard for safety, including that of two of my children.

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This post is not an attack or indictment of ANYONE on this forum but rather my complete and total anger that this bullshit is still being discussed and still relevant in society.

Oh believe me! I have a deeply seeded HATRED for the people who have literally persecuted me for my beliefs, who have FIRED me from my job because of them (though DID get recalled back to work), the EEOC for its TOTAL bullsh*t, and our own "union" that didn't lift a finger to protect ANY of us from the company and management. Those azzholes are JUST as complicit!!! Jesus says to "love thine enemy", but I am finding that exceedingly difficult!

I could go on, but I'm in a relatively good mood today. I, too, will be sooooooo happy this bullsh*t is in our rear view mirror and I am basking in the damages I have received from my company for violating my rights and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.c...covid-hysteria-will/

Leo Hohmann: What We Learned from the First Round of Covid Hysteria: Will You Be Fooled Again?



Guest post by Leo Hohmann

This article originally appeared on Leo Hohmann’s Substack and was republished with permission.

Globalist predators are banking on us having short memories but knowledge is power and we can shut down Covid hysteria 2.0 if we enact Operation Peaceful Non-Compliance

The brilliant constitutional attorney John Whitehead has argued that the U.S. Constitution has “effectively been terminated.”

Whitehead first made this observation in a column posted at his websiteon December 6, 2022. He said it again on July 31, 2023, in an interview with CBN News.

The Constitution has been “terminated.” That’s a big statement from a man I trust, and it got me thinking. How did this happen?

What is the Constitution anyway? It’s a legal safeguard, a system of boundaries, meant to protect us against evil doers seeking to take over our society and dominate us. Yes, evil is always present but, at least in America, we had the Constitution and its vaunted Bill of Rights. It was our ultimate firebreak against the tyranny of men.
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SF No-Mask Anthem..... Sit in your car and turn it up!

That era of The Who is hard to beat!

Killing and subjugating humanity under the pretense of saving it. I don't think I'm complying.

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Henry hit it out of the friggin' ball park with THAT one!!!

They said it was about "unit cohesion" and "military readiness", when in actuality it did the opposite. It was about Thinning the Ranks:

Thinning the Ranks

Using vaccines as a political weapon, U.S. military leaders have wrecked the force’s combat readiness and morale , current and former soldiers tell Tablet

by Clayton Fox

Under pressure from Republicans in Congress, the Defense Department announced at the start of this year that it would no longer require American service members to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

The policy change faced fierce resistance from the military’s top brass, including Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin. In a memo sent in January repealing the requirement for soldiers to be vaccinated, Secretary Austin continued to credit the vaccine with “the many lives we saved … and the high level of readiness we have maintained.”

But critics of the military’s COVID-19 policy, including active and former service members who spoke with Tablet for this article, tell a different story. They say that the requirement for troops to receive the new vaccines, which included those with natural immunity after recovering from previous COVID-19 infections, was damaging to morale and hurt the military’s combat readiness. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., has repeatedly pointed to medical data which suggests that enforcing mass vaccinations on a generally young and healthy population may have actually caused an increase in non-COVID-19 related health problems in the force, though the Defense Department has not provided him or Tablet with a clear interpretation of that data.

By the time the Pentagon announced it was ending the mandate, 96% of service members across the armed forces had been vaccinated. However, a significant number of troops declined the shots, objecting on religious, scientific, or medical grounds. Of those objectors, 8,339 were kicked out of the military, a loss that was particularly acute coming in the midst of the worst recruitment crisis in 50 years, which saw the Army, Navy, Coast Guard, and Air Force all struggling to attract or retain members. The number of ejected objectors might continue to rise, as more service members who declined to get the jab are penalized for “refusing to obey a lawful order.” Many of those who were forced out, meanwhile, were given a “general” discharge rather than an “honorable” one, putting them at a disadvantage for future employment.

While a 96% compliance rate suggests general cohesion and a functioning military, the lurking reality is that a large percentage of troops who got the vaccine appear to have done so under duress. Tablet spoke with eight active and former service people for this article who come from some of the Army’s most prestigious units, as well as the Coast Guard. They paint a picture of a force that is divided and embittered and say that many of their compatriots resented being forced to take the shots against their will or even conscience in order to keep food on the table for their families. One soldier estimated that as many as 90% of his unit didn’t want to get the shots, and that many who caved now feel they should have held out for the mandate to be repealed. Another said he only knew three people in his entire platoon that got the shots “of their own volition” prior to the implementation of the mandate.

John Frankman, who declined the shot and left the Army in July 2023 after eight years of active service, including three as a Green Beret, told Tablet, “I’m getting out specifically because of the shot, even though it’s not mandatory anymore. I’ve lost out on enough opportunities, it doesn’t seem worthwhile for me to stay in.”

An Army infantryman from an elite unit who wished to remain anonymous told Tablet that he saw a senior noncommissioned officer from his unit tell a group of vaccine holdouts that they “were the reason America was in decline.” A paratrooper who spoke with Tablet anonymously said that leadership in his unit began an intense campaign to pressure soldiers to get the COVID-19 vaccines months before the Army officially implemented its mandate on Aug. 24, 2021. The paratrooper says that he heard a company commander in his unit say that he would “make my soldiers’ lives as miserable as fucking possible until they get the shot.”

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https://www.tabletmag.com/sect...s/thinning-the-ranks

It appears the most people aren't buying into the whole "mask back up for your own safety" BS starting to get pushed again and it's encouraging to see this:

Kaiser Permanente in Santa Rosa, California, on Aug. 24 reversed a recent policy that would require masks in its hospital after it reinstated the mandate days before. A Hollywood studio also said it would do away with its mandate.

I got a kick out of this guy's reaction to the new vaccine rollout plans.

NSFW

https://youtu.be/2Am5gXqCf6I

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I certainly HOPE he backs that up in the voting booth come next November.

Republican Majority Leader Representative Steve Scalise (R-La.), who a few years ago survived an assassination attempt by a woke liberal terrorist, announced Tuesday he's been diagnosed with a very rare type of blood cancer.

Coincidentally, Steve got and promoted the vaccines, often calling them safe and effective.



Representative Scalise made the announcement Tuesday on Twitter.

Multiple Myeloma is a type of blood cancer affecting bone marrow plasma cells, a crucial part of the immune system that produce antibodies to help the body fight off infections. In multiple myeloma, abnormal plasma cells start multiplying uncontrollably and build up in the bone marrow. This produces a plethora of other problems, including a weakened immune system, bone damage, kidney injury, and anemia.

The cause of multiple myeloma isn't fully understood. It’s baffling.

If caught early enough, the normal prognosis can be relatively good, after treatment with chemotherapy, stem cell transplants, and developing therapeutics.

We pray for Representative Scalise’s full and speedy recovery.

Oddly, Scalise’s multiple myeloma sits at the nexus of many well-known vaccine-related injuries: blood problems, cancer, and immune suppression. But it’s probably just a coincidence. Right?

But anyway, don’t worry! Hopefully Steve will benefit from Pfizer’s brand-new multiple myeloma drug.

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com...ack&utm_medium=email

Jimmy Dore is described as a “progressive” comedian and political commentator. He rips the late night tv show hosts because “they shamed dissent and skepticism” with respect to the monolithic pronouncements from the administration, CDC and NIH, and Pharma. They effectively became “the Nazis” especially with respect to the drug Ivermectin, and you probably know the story. A bit less than 15 minutes and worthwhile.

As someone posts down in the comments of this Twitter thread, people like this are not bothered by you not wearing a mask (if you look closely, his fellow employee pulls his own mask down); they are bothered by your disobedience to the system.

https://twitter.com/kevinnbass.../1697356337360056720

In that video, if the customer had been armed would it have been a justifiable self-defense shooting by the law?

I don't have the physical ability to win, or even draw, in situation like that so I know what I would have to do to survive. Wondering if survival would mean going to prison.

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In that video, if the customer had been armed would it have been a justifiable self-defense shooting by the law?

I don't have the physical ability to win, or even draw, in situation like that so I know what I would have to do to survive. Wondering if survival would mean going to prison.

I'm going to say "maybe", because we don't see what happened prior to the footage. If the customer first assaulted store staff, and continued to do so up until the video began, then no it would not be a shooting I would want to have to justify. But if, as it appears, multiple healthy young male store staff physically assaulted the customer, and then threatened him with a baseball bat, then yes it could be justifiable. The customer's behavior inside the store would be key to what is justified.

The issue of Duty to Retreat should be considered, depending on local laws. Avoiding or leaving the confrontation in the first place is smart, regardless of legalities.

I consider the threat as we see just isolated in that video to justify use of lethal force self defense. I'm 62 and would be quickly knocked down by the young man who rushes out of the store and punches the customer. So, for me, there would be a real threat of immediate grave bodily harm or death.

I have not watched the video a second time or in slow motion, which a jury would do.

The clip is two years old, so it may be possible to perform a search and find out what, if anything, happened to the employee as a result of this.

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I'm 62 and would be quickly knocked down by the young man who rushes out of the store and punches the customer. So, for me, there would be a real threat of immediate grave bodily harm or death.

I feel as though there might be some missing footage or context. It seems folly to assume this mask enforcer treated every mask less potential customer with this amount of zeal.

Maine Hospital That Fired Unvaccinated Nurses Over Governor Mills’ Mandate Is Begging Them to Return Two Years Later

https://www.themainewire.com/2...urn-two-years-later/