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Two articles on Catholic websites.
The authors (Viganò and Janet Smith) justification why Catholics should vote for Trump. That those who are not voting for him are misinformed through the media. That there are serious problems with some of Trump’s policies which a Catholic cannot agree with but ….. vote for Trump.
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Tucker Carlson shares Archbishop Viganò’s ‘remarkably insightful’ letter endorsing Trump
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On the Brink
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Trump gives Netanyahu “Key to the White House”
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Trump signals support in call with Netanyahu:
‘Do what you have to do’
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International doctors who have volunteered in Gaza hospitals have said that they have never seen any Hamas fighters running around any hospital.
The Catholics endorsing and advocating for Trump, do they also endorse:
– Trump’s support for Israel’s offensives?
– His advice to Netanyahu: “Do what you have to do?”
Offensives like this?
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Do what you have to do?
Christians in the Holy Land
The genocide
Lebanese journalists
There are many, many, many more examples of the Israeli offensives that have been posted on this blog.
Trump supports the Israeli offensives on:
the innocent civilians, those ill in hospitals, the medical professionals who look after them, the journalists who report on the war, Palestinians whose land and homes are being stolen by the settlers…..
And those who endorse Trump support his support for:
the Israeli offensives and agree with his advice to Do what you have to do.
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Thank you. That means a lot. 🙂 Sometimes the words just flow, and other times it can feel surprisingly difficult to convey the meaning you’d like to on these platforms. Especially with people you’ve never met, however much they might seem kindred spirits. You don’t have the shared ‘shorthand’, the mutual understanding and trust, of people who know each other well ‘in real life’. Words can be misinterpreted, meaning Lost in Translation (sorry, another gratuitous movie link – Bill Murray, karaoke, a shared experience of Japan as a foreigner – what’s not to like?)
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I’ve commented on other blogs before, but things I appreciate about this one: genuinely critical thinking and intellectual honesty that reflects these times (while some supposed “freedom” blogs – like the big-name, highfalutin conferences, alliances etc out there – still promote, or at least start from the false premise of, a genuine, democratic voting choice – how to communicate on such different wavelengths?); unapologetic expressions of Christianity and acknowledgement of the reality of Christian persecution around the world; no domineering zealots hurling insults and shouting down different opinions…
But mostly I’m grateful for the opportunity of a sense of a simple (virtual) conversation which you don’t always get in throwing a comment on the pile for unpredictable ‘moderation’.
As you’ve said, kaysee, in amongst all the other activities of daily life, it can be hard to find the time to comment here regularly – let alone on multiple blogs you’d like to support – but it’s good to do what we can, when we can.
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Says it all, doesn’t it. The clear compromise.
He would, wouldn’t he.
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He says:
Did he mean “deafening”? Either works, I guess.
Thank you for highlighting this, kaysee.
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I voted:
1 LNP
2 ONP
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It may sound sexist but it’s especially hard to watch and listen to these deflections from a woman. I guess that’s why women are ‘useful’ in such positions.
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I voted with a (Christian) cross over the ballot paper.
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This could be added on the ballot paper for voters to check one of these options:
○ Agree
○ Disagree
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If you have a topic, post it. We can have multiple Muse Room threads open at the same time.
No need to be politely waiting your turn to post something here. ˚◡˚
There are so many points I want to post on – both in the Posts section as well as the Muse Room……but….. time. Right now, my brain is saturated with some of the major world events.
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Max Blumenthal interviews Hamas spokesman on October 7
The Grayzone
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8JSXYVhVYQ&t=459s
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⬆️ From the beginning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8JSXYVhVYQ
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Yes, sometimes we mean to say something but the words don’t get typed out the way we want. Then you read your own comment after it appears on the thread and think “Oh, no”. But, then, it is not as if there is some limit on words or number of comments. We can post another comment to clarify.
In a setting, like this one, there are just a few of us on the site. Adam’s blog rule: the
No D- -kheads Policy is really good. It means that we treat the commenters and the blog with respect. Anyone can disagree with or debate what is posted on the blog, but it has to be free from abuse, sniping or ridicule.
There are enough problems in real life; there is no point coming to a blog if we have fights and unpleasantness. I see it as “the WEF-fing enemies outside our gates”, not in here.
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OMG, no wonder I don’t watch a lot of Aussie tv.
Robbie Katter MP is getting grilled by a female CH 7 election coverage anchor on abortion. She’s carrying on like a pork chop. What an old bat.
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Powerline’s The week in Pictures: Hitler Homecoming Week Edition
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The standard of journalism in QLD:
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Andrew Bolt will be happy.
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We don’t this sort of thing in Australia
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Coalition easily wins majority government in QLD
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US Elections – Continuing from yesterday
The Cult- Follow the leader
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Many people who work at polling booths do it as volunteers. It is long hours and they don’t get paid very much. There are clear rules for voters when they come to vote:
No political signs or logos.
Early voting has opened. I just came across this clip and I have a question for you:
Which is worse:
What the Magadonian said and did, OR the response of the GOP VP nominee?
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Leading the McCult. Make America McDonald’s Again.
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Preparing the cult for another J6.
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Brian interviewing the cult.
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It is about MIGA not MAGA.
Three “Vote for Trump” ads appealing to Jewish voters.
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From the Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund
One of the replies
Whoever wrote this script is *not* Jewish.
These ladies would not end their chat with “amen!”
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Origins unknown
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From the same coalition in Ad-1
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Opinions on the election/voting from American citizens or world citizens.
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‘Sad’ seems too small a word to cover the ‘conservatives’ for Trump/’right of centre’ politics/Israel, directing people to a three-hour Joe Rogan interview for an exercise of their “critical thinking”. Anyone with intact critical faculties doesn’t need to know any more about the Father of the Vaccines.
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Thank you, kaysee 🙂 I understand and can relate. I feel inspired to focus on something positive and forward-looking. Have some thoughts and ideas. It is a challenge when we’re surrounded by the uniparty timewarp though!
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I was just putting together the clips for my next comment related to that interview. It doesn’t fit into the Citizen series.
(The Joe Rogan interview with Trump yesterday)
Before the interview
One reply predicted:
LOL at you thinking Rogan will push the father of our Covid response
After the interview
JP says
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(To be continued)
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So the “free” Australian public square is vacuum sealed against such “extremist”, now ban-tainted utterances (what were they again?), and people pushing for the ban behind the scenes can pretend they had nothing to do with it. Ban speech – who, us?
Shades of the Novak Djokovic Covid “vaccine” ejection – for our “safety”. This time, to avoid “discord”.
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Sorry for disrupting your flow, kaysee
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Dan Bilzerian
@DanBilzerian
If you’ve got a pair of balls, repost this
https://x.com/DanBilzerian/status/1850166967472201920
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The new co-anchor is an activist
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What’s that?
You didn’t disrupt anything.
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In 18 hours it has 24K reposts and 45K likes.
We have posted plenty on Zionism in our Open Threads, but I am trying to put info in the threads dedicated to this ongoing war so that it will be easy to find links and proof of the genocide, if we need to later on.
More from Rick Wiles.
2% control the rest
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The caliber of US political debate on Israel and the Middle East is a global laughingstock
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He handled that pretty well. And he’s right that she doesn’t speak for all women. The idea of killing my unborn baby – another human being, created in God’s image, with as much right to live as I have – would’ve caused me more “angst” than any possible suffering or inconvenience of my own.
And what about adoption? Very few babies available for adoption nowadays. They never even countenance that as an option. As though it’s unheard of, unthinkable, that a woman might selflessly carry a baby to term, and let him or live, to be looked after by someone else. It’s all or nothing.
Some of the comments are surprisingly reassuring.
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And for this Sunday…
I Love to Tell the Story
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A Ponderable
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Notice she rolled her eyes at the end.
She is a disgrace, a partisan hack, and CH7 News MUST move her on.
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Trump called him a Palestinian.
This is becoming cartoonish.
Cartoonishly evil.
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It’s a good message at least, from a public figure whose utterances have been deemed unacceptable for free Australia
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Melania Trump on “abortion rights”:
Because timing matters, these statements come out now, not during the greatest, most widespread infringements of “individual liberty” in our lifetime, which her husband’s regime oversaw with Covid. When there was to be no talk of “my body, my choice”, nothing about people “taking care of themselves first”, even absent any real threat, as has since been acknowledged.
And, as usual with these statements, there are many words about the adult woman, her agency, her rights, her life – of which she may happily have already enjoyed a significant proportion. But very few words allocated to the innocent unborn child, the life yet to be lived, the life denied. And always that cold, clinical “terminate”, for the snuffing out of a tiny, helpless human being.
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And the male voice muttering “oh my God” at the reminder that there are “babies in this equation as well; they need representation”. The tragic irony that the God (casually, unintentionally) invoked would be on Katter’s side, on the ‘side’ of the innocent baby, not these smilingbreakfasttvtotalitarians. They actually make me feel physically ill, the ‘well-made-up monster’ characters they play. I know we should pray for them.
Yes. The babies need representation. Those who haven’t yet been given the chance to take an independent breath.
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I like this.
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BRICS
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Which means this:
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Australia: Nudism OK, But No Candy
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Bloody hard read, isn’t it. And you don’t see it spelt out in all its chilling reality like that too often. Too hard for the ‘doctors’ and ‘patients’ to distance themselves from what it amounts to.
Instead, just focus on the beautiful, stylish Melania, being used to promote and harvest votes for it.
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The visa cancellation of Candy O is a direct result of lobbying by the Zionist lobby.
The words of Tony Burke mean nothing. He was told to cancel it, and he did.
Rabbi Shmuley told Candace on the Piers Morgan Uncensored show weeks ago that her Australian visa would be cancelled.
These f#&$$rs rule us.
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I think many would have interpreted it that way. And then the showy display of distancing selves – “What? Ban speech? Who, us? Look over there at the scary terrorists!” – it being one thing to exert control over a supposedly free people’s speech, but another to be seen to be doing the controlling. That must remain a “conspiracy theory”.
It’s absurd that some people are still using that term as a pejorative, really, since people with power and influence have always conspired to use it to further their own agendas, and they’ve revealed themselves as doing so to more people than ever before in recent years. There’s nothing theoretical about it.
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The Jews restrict what we can read and listen to every day.
But the book burnings of the 1930s…… Oy Vey!
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Joe de Bruyn ACU graduation speech
In this crazy modern world, some graduates and staff of a supposedly Christian university walked out on this speech. Some of us outsiders would gladly have walked in to take their place.
On abortion:
On IVF:
On marriage:
His speech traces examples of the two-party sham, the lie of ‘conservatism’, the fake enemy of ‘the other side’ in politics.
His excellent concluding advice:
“They will know in their hearts that you are right.”
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Candace Owens:
Joe de Bruyn:
The barred and the walked out on.
But they tell us to worry about Islamism and antisemitism.
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I love this:
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Was it Tony Burke who really made the decision on the visa or was it made for him?
An article in the paper today. Even though I disagree with some parts, the writer has a free speech right to his opinion of Candace. But he also makes a few important points on Free Speech and Censorship.
Brendan O’Neill
Candace Owens is a bigot, but banning her will only backfire
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They lied about UNRWA employees. They haven’t provided the proof. But they continue.
UNRWA banned
More info here.
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Continuing…..
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Age headline
All talk, no action.
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(To be continued)
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Back to Candace. There is no way I would spend my $$$$ or time to watch or listen to Candace. She is a grifter and has lost her credibility.
She criticises Israel and Zionism, but she still backs Trump who is applauding Netanyahu’s genocide. Has she spoken out against his pro-Israel stand? Has she condemned his support for abortion and IVF? Anything about Melania’s it’s a woman’s right to choose to kill her baby?
She is anti-vaxx but is supporting the Father of the Vaxx. She talks about Free Speech and Freedom but cheering for the candidate who will be imposing restrictions on free speech through anti-semitism laws, digital id and more.
Last year, she was on the PBD show all out for Trump and his IT Factor. As a comparison to DeSantis who, of course, does not have the sizzle and the charm to win an election. So we rate leaders on the superficial “personality” at rallies not policies and record of doing things while in office.
Most “Conservatives” and Christians too, will tell you that abortion is a hard issue to campaign on as it loses votes. Ask DeSantis if that is true. Last week:
Doctors join DeSantis to oppose abortion Amendment 4:
‘Intentionally vague’ to ‘deceive’ voters
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Trump had this sizzling rally in New York. Melania who has been missing from the campaign trail, except for occasional highly paid appearances, gets a grand welcome. For months, she has been promoting her book and telling us that posing nude is a celebration of the body, she supports lgbtqxyz, and believes abortion anytime is a woman’s right. Nothing that could be rated Conservative or Christian.
Yet, some of the biggest applause is from those who will tell you that they are Traditional Catholics, holding fast and true to the faith and its teachings.
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What a splendid show for the believers in Magadonia land.
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Fr Martin Navarro
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The teaching of the faith
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Sermon for the Feast of Christ the King
Fr Martin Navarro explains the voting choices for American voters, this election.
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Email from George Christensen
Demand Free Speech: Let Candace Owens Speak in Australia
Nation First defends the right of Australians to hear unfiltered voices without government censorship.
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Very fair, kaysee – far more even-handed than he.
Is this a deliberately incredible statement? It reminds me of Robbie Katter asking that hostile pregnant TV inquis-…presenter if she’d spoken to all women on abortion… or even Margaret Thatcher demanding names from George Negus.
He objects to everything Candace Owens says? Or just some things she’s said that have upset some Jewish people? Some things she’s said may be objectionable to Christians too – such as the idea of a rabbi being “drunk on Christian blood”, or exhortations to use a Peter Thiel/Palantir prayer app to invite Big Brother into praying the rosary – but all? Some Jewish people themselves question the different treatment of various genocides.
Not long ago at all Owens was a darling of what would seem to be a similar crowd to O’Neill’s, and she surely wouldn’t have been there if there were a general objection to her every utterance. Relentless grifting aside, one man’s “bash[ing] whatever minority they have decided is responsible for the rot of the Western world” may be another man’s ‘speaking truth to – or for – power’.
Yes, O’Neill acknowledges that censorship is bad; worse than any speech deemed “offensive”. And, whatever’s to be made of Jordan Peterson these days (and it doesn’t look good), Peterson did make the good point that in order to think we risk offending someone – so we understand the problem.
But O’Neill attributes this great wrong to the ‘great nameless and faceless’ – “the state”, the “bureaucracy”, an “engine of censorship”, a “patrician urge”, “the government” – instead of answering your simple, straightforward question, kaysee:
And by whom? Why?
It isn’t “Jew-bashing” to point out facts about Jewish power and influence, if facts they are. (Would it be “Catholic-bashing” to talk about Catholic power and influence in society?) I’ve seen at least one clip of a prominent Jewish person acknowledging that accusations of antisemitism and references to 1940s Germany are used as sword and shield.
It isn’t really a matter of who says or said something, but whether or not it’s true. And attempts to besmirch the truth by association with the character of someone who speaks it are disingenuous at best.
To illustrate the point, Churchill – like Jordan Peterson, what to make of him now? – and yet, this statement attributed to him still rings true:
I used to like Brendan O’Neill’s work, but when you wake up to the political theatre, and how these MSM/MAM journalists are part of it, spruiking for either the Reds or the Blues, it’s just not really possible any longer to take them seriously as advocates for ordinary people, or the truth. Not really.
But if he, and others, could take a break from trying to frighten us out of wits about the supreme threat of Islam, or the “Jew-haters” on every street corner, perhaps they could explain why the forcible removal of a cross from Christian soldier’s tombstone is okay. That was news to some of us.
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That’s something, mh
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The response of Prof Zlatko Skrbis, the vice-chancellor of ACU, to the speech
Catholic uni vice-chancellor has surrendered faith of his own institution
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Yes, I agree with all of this – good summary. And this is the sort of honest, unbiased analysis missing from both the MSM and the MAM, as well as all the commentary from supposed “conservatives” for Trump. It truly is as though they’re under a spell – Christians who can gloss over ‘Melania for abortion’, ‘libertarians’ cool with voting for the Father of the Vaccines…
So many good quotes from your ‘Citizen’ series (these people give hope) – just a couple:
And the “conservative” MSM, MAM and online commentators seemingly just don’t care!
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On a different subject, I hardly watch or listen to the MSM/MAM at all now, but did think Andrew Bolt sounded better the other night talking about that ‘homegrown’ inversion – the “Welcome to (our own) Country”
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I came across an article and was going to post the link here. It is a good one so I thought it would be better to be published as a Post on the blog.
It will have to be done via Admin. I’ll follow up on that and check if it is possible. If not, I’ll post the link in the Open Thread.
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Grifter for Trump she may be, but it is something that George Christensen has laid all of that out, including the weaponisation of “antisemitism”.
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There are millions of voters and when I come across the brainwashed, from either side, I can only shake my head. But the glimmer of hope is in finding a number of people who have seen through the hype and noise. Even if we, together, are just a minority, it is still better than thinking that it is just one or two of us who think a certain way. There are hundreds, thousands or maybe more.
I’ve come across so many tweets that I decide to give these rational people a voice on our blog here. It also gives readers an opportunity to check out other opinions through their posts and videos.
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The Hitler comment from Candy was twisted by the Jews/Zionists, but I actually disagree with her argument that Hitler was not a Nationalist.
Anyway, here is Candace vs Rabbi Barclay who wrote a hit piece on her:
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Alternate version (funnier)
From 35 min mark:
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I wonder if Andrew Bolt is his friend.
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This is the newspaper of record of a nation that makes tv celebrities out of those that rape Palestinian prisoners:
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Let’s see what these precious apostles of culture have been up to:
The Age
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Email from The Age
Where the pandemic response went wrong
Australians’ trust has been eroded, health systems are struggling and inflation pressures from government pandemic stimulus are still hurting the economy almost five years after the first COVID-19 case was detected, the first wide-ranging inquiry into the national response to the virus has found. The year-long inquiry was commissioned by the Albanese government and was compiled by an independent panel led by senior public servant Robyn Kruk, economist Angela Jackson and infectious disease expert Catherine Bennett.
Key findings: The Morrison government acted quickly to shut the border and introduce wage subsidies, but its delays procuring vaccines cost lives, and $210 billion in federal stimulus measures drove up inflation. Australia fared well compared to other countries that experienced a larger loss of life and more severe economic downturns. But now children are still suffering mental health and academic consequences of school closures and people are more reluctant to receive vaccines – one in five people said they would not get a vaccine offered by the government in a future health emergency. Elective surgery backlogs still plague hospitals, and front-line workers are burnt out.
The response: Health Minister Mark Butler said Australia is arguably now worse placed to deal with a pandemic than we were in 2020, and noted that people would be unlikely to accept prolonged isolation and lockdown mandates in the future. The Albanese government has pledged $252 million to establish an Australian Centre for Disease Control, which the inquiry found could help restore trust with an evidence-based approach to planning for pandemics. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton defended the Morrison government’s actions, which he said saved jobs and businesses. Photo: Scott McNaughton
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I am trying to post as many links as I can this week, re the Election. I should have opened a new thread, so it would have been easier for future reference.
Much hype about the Joe Rogan interview with Trump, a few days ago.
Much hype about the Tucker Carlson interview with Trump that was posted on his twitter account to coincide with the first GOP primary debate, last year.
But neither interview dealt with one of the most important topics: the Covid pandemic and vaxx. So they weren’t real interviews just promos for Trump. Controlled media.
Brian asks:
Why would joerogan NOT talk about one of the most consequential events in World History?
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We knew they wouldn’t, kaysee. “They wouldn’t, would they”, to paraphrase. What’s more concerning is that they seem to have successfully fooled so many. That’s why, for some cheer, I’ll go back to your “Citizen” tweets and clips of ordinary people who can see through the smokescreen of propaganda.
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A relief for me but, with apologies for the lack of contribution here, I won’t be posting on the US “election” performance, as I will be doing my best to avoid the “smoke” exposure. I will try to contribute in some other way.
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For Conservatives in the US, especially Christians, it must be getting harder to deal with the new GOP and it policies. How are they to vote? First, it was the caving in to abortion. Now, it is on marriage.
The new GOP by Vivek says
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Like many Christians and church leaders, this rep from the pro life movement,
Allie Beth says “lesser of two evils”
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The Bible says
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Christians responding to Allie Beth’s post:
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This was a good performance of hers, whatever she may be.
Who knows? From memory of previous interviews, he seemed to be friendly with the Brendan O’Neills of this world, as far as appearances go. You can see he does try – for example, on the annihilation, under Covid, of trust in institutions purporting to protect and serve the people. Trust that can never be restored if, as we’re given to understand, there will never be any voluntary show of accountability from so many complicit individuals. But obviously they can only ever go so far, only speak so much truth as part of the propaganda machine.
Not to take away from the terrible, and devastatingly permanent, physical impacts (many ‘awake’ people probably have their own private ‘body count’, that they too may have been, in that eerily isolating way, ‘alone’ in their recognition of as it started to play out in real time – a phone call from a relative, relaying a sudden, explained hospital admission… followed by a ‘virtual’ funeral attendance over a computer screen in a small, “locked down” apartment…) the loss of trust is a huge thing, personally, and for society.
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Continuing …..
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There were promises during the 2016 campaign that he was going to drain the swamp.
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My posting on the US Election will conclude before Election Day – 5 November. I have made clear my opinion of the nominees from the two main parties. I have no interest in the Uniparty charade that takes place after that and will not be watching, reading or posting any election info during the election process.
All that I have been posting so far is for the benefit of critical thinkers to provide them with food for thought and analysis. For intelligent readers who have seen through both candidates and the system, and are wondering how did it come to this.
For those looking at the future with a sense of despondency, I have posted the Citizen and Christian clips to help them realise that all is not lost. You are not alone in this situation. There are others who have seen through the deception and fakery and are not going to participate in it.
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The lesser of two evils is still evil.
There are times we have to obey God, not man. God would not want us voting in support of democide.
These photogenic celebrity Christians so often reveal themselves, with their glib speeches on rockstar platforms, big on sophistry, light on Truth.
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It’s not dissimilar to those alternative-denying pro-abortion arguments. Someone else can raise an unwanted child.
And we don’t have to – surely, we are called not to – participate in an evil, corrupt, murderous system.
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Love these strong, Christian black men. Saying what (strong, black woman) Candace Owens, for example, isn’t. He and his house “are going to serve the Lord”.
The question the likes of Allie Beth aren’t asking.
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