QAnon: It's on, don't panic ii

One his campaign to being president, he said the economy was set to fall and he was right, it had been falling I would say since halfway thought the presidency of Clinton, not for everyone, just a large part of the middle country who had all the mill closings. Obama's policies were a nightmare his hold term, I think it was on purpose, one promise he made sure came true, we would have to pay more for the electricity he sure keeps that promise. He hit the southern states before we could get our natural gas lines put in. He messed up the Tennessee Valley Authority which pushed out power bills up.

Trump said, it looked as if it would fall, he also said he would try with everything he had to stop it. So, If it fails
it will not be his fault because he been hindered the whole time by congress. Also, all the holdovers causing trouble he has to deal with. So far he has done a knock up good job, it not perfect, it sure is better than it has been for many past presidents.

I don't understand people who really wanted to bring down their own country, and yes this is exactly what they were doing.

Bernie in 1981 "No I Am Not A Capitalist"

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..I NEVUH.. would have thought that the corona virus thread would blow by this thread....in numbuh of pages...and ive been there since well under page 100......uh.

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James Comey, wife donated $5,400 to Klobuchar's presidential campaign
Former FBI Director James Comey and his wife donated to the presidential campaign of Sen.
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And savage mentioned that he thought she was the best of a bad lot but still not presidential.

Where have you been posting, HU?

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Attorney General William P. Barr Delivers Remarks at the 2020 National Religious Broadcasters Convention

Nashville, TN ~ Wednesday, February 26, 2020
Remarks as Prepared for Delivery

Craig, I appreciate the kind introduction. You have dedicated your career to advancing law and faith in an era when so many of our country’s influential institutions seek to undermine both, particularly religion. I thank you for your tireless work to counter this trend. I know that those here, and millions of the faithful across America and around the world, appreciate it too.

Good afternoon, everyone. It is wonderful to be in Nashville, and I am deeply honored to be with you at such an important gathering.

We live at a time when religion – long an essential pillar of our society – is being driven from the public square. Thank God we have the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) to counter that effort. Since its creation in 1944, it has reached, and continues to reach, people from all backgrounds on a variety of platforms.

Your members courageously affirm that entertainment and moral education are not mutually exclusive. You have boldly shown that media can serve higher ends: the safeguarding of faith as well as the cultivation of the classical virtues of the mind and heart that maintain our republican experiment in self-governance. As such, NRB’s members offer an alternative and essential platform for believers and non-believers alike.

Now, I trust that everyone has noticed the current intensity and pervasiveness of politics in our lives. It has infiltrated and overtaken nearly every aspect of life: sports, entertainment, apparel, technology – of course, religion too – even our eating habits.

Politics is everywhere. It is omnipresent. Why is that?

It seems to me that the passionate political divisions of today result from a conflict between two fundamentally different visions of the individual and his relationship to the state. One vision undergirds the political system we call liberal democracy, which limits government and gives priority to preserving personal liberty. The other vision propels a form of totalitarian democracy, which seeks to submerge the individual in a collectivist agenda. It subverts individual freedom in favor of elite conceptions about what best serves the collective.

In my view, liberal democracy has reached its fullest expression in the Anglo-American political system. This system is responsible for unprecedented human freedom and progress. We providentially enjoy its blessings today.

The wellsprings of this system are found in Augustinian Christianity. According to St. Augustine, man lives simultaneously in two realms. Each individual is a unique creation of God with a transcendent end and eternal life in the City of God. We are created to love our Creator in this world and become united with him in eternity. As Augustine writes in his Confessions, “You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.”

At the same time, while we work toward our eternal destiny, we live in the temporal world – the City of Man. But this world is a fallen one. Man is stubbornly imperfect and prone to prey upon his fellow man. Unless there is a temporal authority capable of restraining the wicked – an authority with power here on earth – the wicked men would overwhelm the good ones and there could be no peace.

In the ancient Greek tradition, the state was a positive moral agency whose purpose was to define for men what was good and make them so. Augustinian Christianity sharply departed from that conception. It saw the state as a necessary evil, with the limited function of keeping the peace here on earth.
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He knows how to get money if he has money left from running for president he'll keep it. He is not poor, he got millions.
He may be in acts a communist, I see him as something worse.

I think this article is kind of a set-up.

The "new" thing the democrats are trying to get in place is to award all of a state's electoral votes to the winner of the NATIONAL popular vote. That means that if Alabama, say, votes republican (the republican candidate gets the majority of votes in the entire state), but the democrat wins the NATIONAL popular vote, then Alabama will throw all its electoral votes to the democrat candidate--not the republican, though he/she won the state.

The "Winner-take-all" system the democrats are pushing right now is NOT used already in 48 states. They want the NATIONAL winner to take all.

I can't help but wonder if this article is trying to plant the idea in everyone's minds that the argument is different than what it is--and sort of slip it by everyone.

The main reason the founders mandated the electoral college is that the national popular vote is MUCH easier to fix.

I don't mean to beat a dead horse on this, but I can't seem to get people in my state to understand this distinction, or why it matters. I'm in Virginia. I understand they voted to table the bill here that would have thrown all of Virginia's electoral votes to the national popular vote winner, even though it was a priority item for the democrats. It will be back up for a vote, though, in January of 2021. I will be interested to see how many states adopt this. 15 states have so far. It's called the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC), by the way. You can easily google the specifics about the compact.

De nada...I figured it out and I got the twits (but not the pics to work) and I don't normally post music that I will embed but I will tonight.

Only with the help of others spreading it so that it gets seen.

Many thanks.

gah, these fkrs are sick.


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the Queen Of Vagina Candles herself, Gwyneth Paltrow, and her 13-year-old son, Moses Martin.

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What vibrators, you ask? Well, you can start with this (surprisingly affordable, for Gwyneth I mean) Goop-approved White Wabbit.

Paltrow continued, explaining to Kimmel that Moses realized sex toys aren’t just for embarrassing our children: “He’s like, ‘You’re a feminist, Mom. You’re a badass,'”

Paltrow also told the TV host (and fellow celeb parent) that she’s well aware her kids (she also shares Moses’ older sister, Apple, with Chris Martin) aren’t having the typical teen experience. “I think it must be pretty surreal for them to be the kids of somebody — well, both of their parents are in the public eye. It’s interesting to watch them sort of evolve along with our careers as they go,” she told Kimmel.

My second video.




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That just made me not want to finish my beer and curl up in a corner and pray.

i will ass ume that y'all have seen this vid of Maryann Trump Barry speaking at Fairfield Univ commencement in 2011. apparently she went into senior status as fed judge shortly after this speech.

it is apparent that the parents were the instigators of greatness.wonderful speech.

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this otta be amusing for a spell.....

from what i could tell it was signed with her name first.


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Harry and Meghan said that they would no longer use their "royal" title after stepping down, however it's very prominent in their branding, from their @SussexRoyal Instagram handle to their website, sussexroyal.com—and they even tried to trademark it. But the Queen has banned them from using the word, and even though Harry and Meghan are complying with her wishes, their new statement points out that the Queen doesn't have the legal right to stop them from using it abroad. They wrote:

i wouldnt shed a tear. Diana.....i shed tears!!

He knows how to get money if he has money left from running for president he'll keep it. He is not poor, he got millions.
He may be in acts a communist, I see him as something worse.

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In an astounding lack of self awareness, Bloomberg tonight in a CNN town hall actually boasted that he makes an effort to shake bellhops' hands in NYC so that they can go home and tell their families they know someone "important."
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At the same time waren wilhelm aka bill deblasio was on air with sean hannity basically saying he couldn't relate to the people of nyc.

..I NEVUH.. would have thought that the corona virus thread would blow by this thread....in numbuh of pages...and ive been there since well under page 100......uh.

I’ll have to follow you tomorrow I’ve got 1200 followers!

Done and followed you as well

this otta be amusing for a spell.....

from what i could tell it was signed with her name first.


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Harry and Meghan said that they would no longer use their "royal" title after stepping down, however it's very prominent in their branding, from their @SussexRoyal Instagram handle to their website, sussexroyal.com—and they even tried to trademark it. But the Queen has banned them from using the word, and even though Harry and Meghan are complying with her wishes, their new statement points out that the Queen doesn't have the legal right to stop them from using it abroad. They wrote:

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Q posted the Armor of God today on my birthday. Thank you dear Lord for giving me life and love to make it to 60 years old. Bless me and my family, POTUS and family, Q team and Family, GLP family, and all anons across the globe. I praise your name Jesus Christ and thank God for delivering Donald J Trump to this glorious seat where he can take out the devil and his followers and return us to the Glory of God here on Earth.
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Listening to tucker carlson, makes you wonder why obama bothered to have such a huge administration when joe biden did everything.

He's a parasite...