Yeah her pretend state, that has a population about a third of San Diego County, is 84% white, and 8.5% indigenous peoples, who fershure didn't sneak over the border, and 4% Hispanic. Damn Mexicans can really wreak havoc with only a few of them, eh?
If you’ve gotten a Covid-19 mRNA vaccine and like being human, an attorney named Todd Callender has some bad news for you. He indicated that you may no longer be human. Yes, you heard that correctly.
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In the interview, Callendar told Zeee, “homoborgenesis is the species that they have named vaccinated people,” without specifying who exactly “they” are. He continued by saying, “Genetically modified people are now referred to as homoborgenesis, not homo sapiens.
So vaccinations have been around for centuries, starting with smallpox. Polio vaccine was almost universally hailed as a medical miracle, and things like measles, mumps, chickenpox have been mostly eliminated. Almost everybody alive in the US has taken most if not all of these shots, and have for decades. How the eff did so many people get so stupid over the Covid shot?
If you’ve gotten a Covid-19 mRNA vaccine and like being human, an attorney named Todd Callender has some bad news for you. He indicated that you may no longer be human. Yes, you heard that correctly.
...
In the interview, Callendar told Zeee, “homoborgenesis is the species that they have named vaccinated people,” without specifying who exactly “they” are. He continued by saying, “Genetically modified people are now referred to as homoborgenesis, not homo sapiens.
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Damn what
"Instagram has labeled the post as “False Information: Reviewed by Independent Fact Checkers,” but Twitter hasn’t done so."
Trump: “We had the safest border in the history of our country - or at least recorded history. I guess maybe a thousand years ago it was even better.”
Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro ranted on the air just days before the 2016 election that Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton couldn’t be president because of the investigation into her use of a private email server when she was secretary of state.
Pirro’s monologue has resurfaced and gone viral on social media in recent days because of the mounting legal woes engulfing Donald Trump, whom she has repeatedly defended and praised.
“We cannot have a country led by a president subject to ongoing criminal investigations, potential indictment, and never-ending hearings,” Pirro said at the time in footage that’s still posted on Fox News’ YouTube channel.
“We cannot have a president under that level of scrutiny that inevitably leads to even more questions and more investigations,” she continued. “And irrespective of what happens to her, whether she’s indicted or even guilty, it doesn’t matter. Her guilt is a moot point. She cannot take the Oval Office.”
Clinton was never charged.
Trump, meanwhile, faces four felony trials.
Opps, though "Haunt Her" assumes that Trumpettes have integrity, honesty, shame and/or consciences. Nope.
The Truth Will Set You Free, But First It Will Piss You Off
-- Gloria Steinem
1312. ETTD. 86 47.
Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro ranted on the air just days before the 2016 election that Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton couldn’t be president because of the investigation into her use of a private email server when she was secretary of state.
Pirro’s monologue has resurfaced and gone viral on social media in recent days because of the mounting legal woes engulfing Donald Trump, whom she has repeatedly defended and praised.
“We cannot have a country led by a president subject to ongoing criminal investigations, potential indictment, and never-ending hearings,” Pirro said at the time in footage that’s still posted on Fox News’ YouTube channel.
“We cannot have a president under that level of scrutiny that inevitably leads to even more questions and more investigations,” she continued. “And irrespective of what happens to her, whether she’s indicted or even guilty, it doesn’t matter. Her guilt is a moot point. She cannot take the Oval Office.”
Clinton was never charged.
Trump, meanwhile, faces four felony trials.
Opps, though "Haunt Her" assumes that Trumpettes have integrity, honesty, shame and/or consciences. Nope.
I didn't watch. She's too scary, but why aren't Dems running this as a commercial?
Trump: “We had the safest border in the history of our country - or at least recorded history. I guess maybe a thousand years ago it was even better.”
billy.pilgrim wrote: Fri Sep 01, 2023 6:52 pmI didn't watch. She's too scary, but why aren't Dems running this as a commercial?
It's gone viral and I'm sure Dems are behind some of that, but do Dems ever run anti-Faux Noise commercials? If so, it must be difficult to decide whose idiotic hypocrisy to target.
If you mean use it in anti-P01135809 commercials, all in good time. IMO the Dems want TRE45QN to be the nominee.
The Truth Will Set You Free, But First It Will Piss You Off
-- Gloria Steinem
1312. ETTD. 86 47.
billy.pilgrim wrote: Fri Sep 01, 2023 6:52 pmI didn't watch. She's too scary, but why aren't Dems running this as a commercial?
It's gone viral and I'm sure Dems are behind some of that, but do Dems ever run anti-Faux Noise commercials? If so, it must be difficult to decide whose idiotic hypocrisy to target.
If you mean use it in anti-P01135809 commercials, all in good time. IMO the Dems want TRE45QN to be the nominee.
Millionaire Biohacker Says Algorithm Runs His Life: ‘My Mind No Longer Decides’
Johnson takes more than 100 supplements a day, submits himself to constant medical assessments, keeps to a strict diet that prohibits any food after 11 a.m., goes to bed at 8:30 p.m., and pursues experiments with a dizzying array of treatments: most notoriously, he tried blood-plasma donations from his teenage son (but quit after they showed no discernible benefit) and has sought to rejuvenate his penis with shockwave therapy. Blueprint also encompasses a range of specialty substances, including an extra virgin olive oil formulated to have “higher levels of polyphenolic compounds,” which can lower risk of various diseases. (Two bottles can be yours for just $75.)
Having embarked on this anti-aging odyssey two years ago, spending some $2 million per year, Johnson explains the regimen in great detail at seemingly every opportunity. As he puts it on his website, “My journey and protocol is openly shared and accessible to all.” He also has a forthcoming book, Don’t Die, about “the future of being human.” But a number of longevity experts have voiced skepticism about whether Blueprint can really turn back the clock in the way Johnson hopes, given how genetics play a role in determining lifespan and the all-consuming effort and discipline these methods require. And he has a way of talking about his “protocols” that make them sound like a historic leap forward in human consciousness — sometimes straining credulity.
Still gonna die homie, might as well find a happy median between enjoyment and taking care of oneself vs living like a machine.
Millionaire Biohacker Says Algorithm Runs His Life: ‘My Mind No Longer Decides’
Johnson takes more than 100 supplements a day, submits himself to constant medical assessments, keeps to a strict diet that prohibits any food after 11 a.m., goes to bed at 8:30 p.m., and pursues experiments with a dizzying array of treatments: most notoriously, he tried blood-plasma donations from his teenage son (but quit after they showed no discernible benefit) and has sought to rejuvenate his penis with shockwave therapy. Blueprint also encompasses a range of specialty substances, including an extra virgin olive oil formulated to have “higher levels of polyphenolic compounds,” which can lower risk of various diseases. (Two bottles can be yours for just $75.)
Having embarked on this anti-aging odyssey two years ago, spending some $2 million per year, Johnson explains the regimen in great detail at seemingly every opportunity. As he puts it on his website, “My journey and protocol is openly shared and accessible to all.” He also has a forthcoming book, Don’t Die, about “the future of being human.” But a number of longevity experts have voiced skepticism about whether Blueprint can really turn back the clock in the way Johnson hopes, given how genetics play a role in determining lifespan and the all-consuming effort and discipline these methods require. And he has a way of talking about his “protocols” that make them sound like a historic leap forward in human consciousness — sometimes straining credulity.
Still gonna die homie, might as well find a happy median between enjoyment and taking care of oneself vs living like a machine.
After the tragic accident the medical examiner remarked that Bryan Johnson had the body of someone half his age who had been run over by a bus.
The Truth Will Set You Free, But First It Will Piss You Off
-- Gloria Steinem
1312. ETTD. 86 47.
Millionaire Biohacker Says Algorithm Runs His Life: ‘My Mind No Longer Decides’
Johnson takes more than 100 supplements a day, submits himself to constant medical assessments, keeps to a strict diet that prohibits any food after 11 a.m., goes to bed at 8:30 p.m., and pursues experiments with a dizzying array of treatments: most notoriously, he tried blood-plasma donations from his teenage son (but quit after they showed no discernible benefit) and has sought to rejuvenate his penis with shockwave therapy. Blueprint also encompasses a range of specialty substances, including an extra virgin olive oil formulated to have “higher levels of polyphenolic compounds,” which can lower risk of various diseases. (Two bottles can be yours for just $75.)
Having embarked on this anti-aging odyssey two years ago, spending some $2 million per year, Johnson explains the regimen in great detail at seemingly every opportunity. As he puts it on his website, “My journey and protocol is openly shared and accessible to all.” He also has a forthcoming book, Don’t Die, about “the future of being human.” But a number of longevity experts have voiced skepticism about whether Blueprint can really turn back the clock in the way Johnson hopes, given how genetics play a role in determining lifespan and the all-consuming effort and discipline these methods require. And he has a way of talking about his “protocols” that make them sound like a historic leap forward in human consciousness — sometimes straining credulity.
Still gonna die homie, might as well find a happy median between enjoyment and taking care of oneself vs living like a machine.
After the tragic accident the medical examiner remarked that Bryan Johnson had the body of someone half his age who had been run over by a bus.
Saw a comment elsewhere:
"all that money to live forever and he's still gonna be outlived by a welder who smoked Marlboros since he was 14"
I'm reminded of catholics who go to confession. Okay, credit for this selective or complete truth-telling, but you were still an asshole for 2 years, the American people are not your priest, and what you did is unforgivable.
The Truth Will Set You Free, But First It Will Piss You Off
-- Gloria Steinem
1312. ETTD. 86 47.
billy.pilgrim wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 3:13 pmThese Trump supporters, many of whom were armed, surrounded the bus on the interstate and attempted to drive it off the road,” he alleged. “They outnumbered police 50-1, and they ended up hitting a staffer’s car.”
Despite PINO's lies about what happened and praise for the terrorists. It'll be interesting to see what the FBI, state and local authorities do, if anything.
Could of been a lot more, but still not bad. trump loses again.
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