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Good actions speak for themselves William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 7-30-17
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: Good actions speak for themselves; they need no tin horn.
John Quigg
Let’s make this a conspiracy Saturday. Depopulation is the topic.
Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of the mRNA vaccine, discussed, July 25, NSSM-200, The Kissinger Report, which was a national security directive completed Dec. 10, 1974 by the Nixon Administration to coerce worldwide population control.
It stresses that weaving the concepts of family planning into health programs is a strategy for gaining acceptance, Malone says.
“The report explains that the International Planned Parenthood Federation and USAID were ‘testing commercial distribution schemes in various Least Developed Nations to obtain further information on the feasibility, costs, and degree of family planning acceptance achieved through this approach,'” Malone says.
He notes that “the report favors large-scale programs that will induce fertility decline in a cost-effective manner, and enthusiastically describes controversial examples, such as what it calls the remarkably successful experiments in India in which financial incentives, along with other motivational devices, were used to get large numbers of men to accept vasectomies.
Malone lists 10 ways how globalists are imposing depopulation although these are his observations rather than spelled out in an official plan.
Details are at his article.
Which brings us to this via The Punisher from Conspiracy Theory With Jesse Ventura in 2009. It features Alex Jones and Dr. Rima Laibow who say the bad guys will orchestrate a pandemic followed by a mandated, sterilizing vaccine.
Finally, there’s this talk about Bobby Kennedy and the CIA’s involvement in biowarfare which Nixon banned but came back again with the Patriot Act following 9/11.
Who was put in charge?
A guy named Anthony Fauci.
Kennedy points out that the Milgram experiment shows that 67 percent of us will accept authority regardless of what it asks. Don’t be part of that group.
Root of this possibility of doing good William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 7-29-23
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: The root of this possibility of doing good – that we all have – is in creation.
Pope Francis
Honor Flight Letter Campaign — Honor Flight Philadelphia is asking that letters and notes of thanks and encouragement be written and sent to Honor Flight which will then pass them on to veterans.
“Your words can offer comfort, encouragement, and motivation to those who have bravely served our country,” says Honor Flight.
Letters must be received by Aug. 25.
Address them to:
Honor Flight Philadelphia
15 Delancy Ct
Phoenixville PA 19460.
Please share this notice with friends and family.
Also Trattoria San Nicola has a letter-writing station located inside their restaurant at 4 Manor Road, Paoli, Pa 19301. Feel free to stop in to write a Thank You letter to our veterans to be distributed on their upcoming Day of Honor.
Honor Flight Letter Campaign
School Porn In Oxford — A Chesco committeewoman tells us that angry parents are expected at the Oxford Area School Board’s Aug. 8 work session to protest their children being exposed to graphic depictions of sex in the district’s libraries and curriculum.
It starts 7 p.m. at the Administration Building, 125 Bell Tower Lane, Oxford, PA 19363.
Tabas Zoom Didn’t Satisfy Activists; Suspicions Remain — Josh Prince told Chesco United, last night, July 28, that Lawrence Tabas’ Zoom with county party bosses two days earlier was ineffective and impotent. It gave no resolution to the disunity bubbling among Pennsylvania Republicans.
Prince is a Berks County attorney who was a Commonwealth Court primary candidate. He had written a series of blog posts describing how GOP establishmentarian leaders have been purging Trump supporters and others who put the middle class ahead of corporatism.
Prince said Tabas, the state GOP chairman, declared that he shouldn’t have to deal with county issues. He told the bosses to resolve the matter themselves. He suggested that non-conformists merely be assigned extra door-knocking rather than be expelled.
Those targeted, however, had not violated any bylaws, Prince said. Fights are allowed in direct-election primaries. He noted that in one contentious Chester County issue, party leaders neglected to provide sample ballots leaving the locals to get their own printed in which they omitted the name of an endorsed county judicial candidate whom they did not favor.
Rather than blame the hard-working volunteers, perhaps the ire should be directed at the Chesco bosses.
They really didn’t distribute sample ballots?
Attending the event were some of Chester County’s most active and effective volunteers.
There was much talk of selective boycotts of state candidates. This would be a tragedy considering the importance of November’s election.
It was also claimed that the state party is getting marching orders from Matthew Brouillette’s Commonwealth Partners which promotes issues beloved by the globalist corporate class.
It was speculated that the reasons for the purge were to decrease Trump supporters for the 2024 campaign and increase supporters for Dave McCormick who is expected to try again for a U.S. Senate seat.
McCormick was accused of being affiliated with the World Economic Forum. He had been CEO of Bridgewater Associates, a hedge fund, before he entered politics.
Tabas Zoom Didn’t Satisfy Activists; Suspicions Remain
Small Town Controversy In Country Music
By Bob Small
So when I do yard work, I tend to change the radio stations on my headphone from classical music to sports to KYW to country music, depending on what’s on. I get bored easily.
WXTU 92.5 is in the mix, but my liberal friends don’t know. So on a recent afternoon, the lyrics of Try That In A Small Town grabbed me and made me listen:
“Got a gun that my grandad gave me,
They say one day they’re gonna round up”
This was written by four people other than the singer Jason Aldean.
Then I had to watch the music video, a mash-up of Antifa, BLM, Jan 6th and whatever, along with some actual crimes featuring both Black and Caucasian perpetrators.
So the commentariat has been all over this, few quotes worth repeating:
Lebron Hill from the Nashville Tennessean said: “For a second, if you could, take away the left or right, liberal or conservative and ponder this question: Is the only way to push our values to fearmonger about the other side? (my italics)
At this point, let Jason Aldean speak for himself. (Warning: he’s more eloquent than the song he sings but didn’t write.)
He says, “I was present at Route 91 where so many lost their lives, and our community recently suffered another heartbreaking tragedy. NO ONE, including me, wants to continue to see senseless headlines or families ripped apart”
Route 91 was the site of a mass shooting in 2017, at the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival, where 60 people were killed. Aldean was performing on stage when the shooting started.
Of course there is a response song, “Sundown Town”, a parody by Adeem the Artist, who actually wrote his song!
“I just read the words and say ‘That was good’
As long as it implies a gown and hood”
There’s a lot more on the internet about these two songs, but the unanswered question is how do we get people from all political sides to discuss the problem that everyone agrees is real, of daily violence in our society, without resorting to useless solutions?
Our government has kept us in a perpetual state of fear William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 7-28-17
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: Our government has kept us in a perpetual state of fear – kept us in a continuous stampede of patriotic fervor – with the cry of grave national emergency.
Douglas MacArthur
