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Even Pepe would puke at the smell of that cunt.
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That’s because these little fuckers have never had to worry about real problems - like where their next meal is coming from or not having hot water for a bath.
Have you ever seen the peeps that go to IHOP at 2am?
The Eternal Pandemic - The Truth About the NEW WORLD ORDER (2021)- Part 1
This is one of the best documentaries I have seen. It goes into so much... Check it out!
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Federal judge overturns Abbott's mask mandate ban for schools
A federal judge overturned Gov. Greg Abbott's executive order banning mask mandates in Texas schools Wednesday, citing a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
www.foxnews.com
MUST WATCH: 2nd Grader Suspended 38 Times for Not Wearing Masks Tells School Board That She Hopes They Go to Jail | The Gateway Pundit | by Cassandra MacDonald
A Florida second grader who has been suspended 38 times for refusing to wear a mask to school confronted her local school board — and asserted that they should be in jail.
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hahaha, for the lazyMUST WATCH: 2nd Grader Suspended 38 Times for Not Wearing Masks Tells School Board That She Hopes They Go to Jail | The Gateway Pundit | by Cassandra MacDonald
A Florida second grader who has been suspended 38 times for refusing to wear a mask to school confronted her local school board — and asserted that they should be in jail.
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Supply Chain Shortages Require Stockpiling More Than Just Food and Toilet Paper
By Stacey Lennox Nov 10, 2021 4:55 PM ET
We are all feeling the impacts of supply chain hiccups. If you haven’t bought your Thanksgiving turkey, you might be out of luck, and Christmas shopping has become a lottery-like event. We are all holding our breath to see if that one gift will arrive on time. However, shortages will go beyond holiday celebrations and may involve more than food and other consumer goods as we head into 2022.
Recovering investment banker and author of The War on Small Business, Carol Roth, has been watching more significant trends that could impact the U.S. over the next several months and longer. In a recent interview, she shared her observations and gave recommendations about things Americans should consider buying and doing now to prevent problems in the future.
Most conservatives have lived by the motto “Buy guns and ammo.” With the increase in gun sales following the 2020 riots, ammunition shortages ensued. The Biden administration’s sanctions on Russian ammunition compound the scarcity created by new demand. However, there is also a shortage of copper, according to Roth. The U.S. Mint and other industries, such as electric vehicle batteries, compete with ammunition manufacturers for limited supply.
“If you see some, buy it,” Roth said. And be deliberate about looking every time you are in a store that sells it. If you go to Walmart to get some toilet paper, check the ammunition shelves too. If you have been stockpiling for a while, it is also smart to conserve it. There are laser target systems that will allow you to practice without dwindling your supply. It might be a good time to invest in one.
Related: The Morning Briefing: The Americans Who Matter Are Opposed to Vaccine Mandates
Roth is also recommending that Americans buy water filtration and collection equipment. In addition to having a gallon a day per person for 30 days on hand, having the equipment to make water safe may become increasingly important. One trend she has observed over the last few years is institutional investors buying up sources. Everyone from Harvard’s Endowment to Bill Gates is in the market. They are buying land with water rights attached. About 70% of usable water is used for agriculture, so this trend could impact the food supply.
“That sets off a red flag for somebody like me who looks to see what the trends are. There has been a lot of chatter around the fact that water is going to become a more precious commodity than oil, which brings into account a lot of moral issues, ” Roth shared. “But that hasn’t stopped the investment in that arena. There has also been a lot of investment in technologies around water and companies that are doing things like desalination.” She also suggested buying a personal water purifier like LifeStraw to have on hand for each family member.
Just as pressing is how to make it safely through the winter. Roth suggests getting your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system checked now and replacing any elements that look as if they may be wearing out. The supply chain for parts is a mess, according to industry professionals she spoke with. When parts for these systems, including cars, are available, new product needs get prioritized, and repair shops get shorted.
A similar problem is occurring with major appliances. Roth suggests getting a dorm-size refrigerator to keep on hand, especially if a family member has medication that needs refrigeration. Overall she suggests purchasing alternative ways to heat and cool indoor places, such as space heaters and fans. As reported earlier this month, power outages may persist longer if the vaccine mandates continue. If you have a generator, stock up on the fuel it requires now. You may also consider purchasing a portable power unit for your communications devices. There are inexpensive solar and DC units available that you can charge to access emergency information and even use equipment like a CPAP machine if someone in your home requires one.
Related: EXCLUSIVE: How Long Will Vaccine Authoritarians Sit in the Cold and the Dark?
If a family member requires medication for a chronic condition, talk to your doctor about increasing the supply you have on hand. Roth says her contacts in China say areas of the country are shutting down again due to COVID-19. Since China produces most of the precursors to common medications, shutdowns may impair the supply chain for drugs. There are insurance and regulatory obstacles to getting large quantities, but even getting refills at the three-week mark if allowed can help build a buffer.
Of course, having several weeks of food on hand is a routine part of emergency preparedness. If you can, put up some food. If not, some vendors will send you foodstuff prepackaged. Roth also suggests not forgetting Fido. If you have pets, keep enough pet food for a few months on hand since the food supply chain gets directed at people before pets. Some shortages in production are already getting reported, according to Roth.
Roth also suggests getting personal information in order, so it is easily accessible. Her company offers a product called Future File that can store records electronically or in hard copy that provides a roadmap for the types of documents to collect. While this is typically thought of as planning for someone’s passing, having things like the titles to your property and identifying information in one place in the event of an emergency is also important.
She also emphasizes going local when you can. Many of the supply issues we are seeing right now have to do with a small number of companies supplying a good or service. “I believe in decentralization, and I think it’s the only way to fight back against the central power and the consolidation of the economy,” Roth said. “To the extent that you can put more dollars and more support locally, you’re going to have a stronger supply chain and more options. You will also have less of a supply-demand imbalance.” She added, “Buy some seeds. Buy some soil. To the extent you can rely on yourself for certain things, that is just one less burden that you have to bear.”
Stacey Lennox is a recovering Fortune 500 executive and healthcare professional. PJ Media readers can hear Stacey on the weekly Loftus Party podcast with comedian Michael Loftus and multiple shows a week on KLRN Radio. Want your story told anonymously? Contact me via e-mail: [email protected]
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How Leftists Are Building The Framework For 'Parenting Licenses'
Licensing of parents might still sound fringy, but it’s an old social engineering dream that dies hard. And they’re busily building the road to get there.
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haha, my daughter has that kind of dog and she is on her way to iceland so i am taking care of him.
Soros DAs will cry they need that stuff to survive.......its necessity because of the evil capitalist system.
All that shit is going on EBay to be sold for meth money.
Another Vaxxed football player in the hospital for shortness of breath. How can that be, he was vaxxed?
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Mike Zimmer says Vikings player hospitalized due to COVID-19 symptoms
The Vikings have placed five players on the Reserve/COVID-19 list since Thursday.
Too bad they didn't re-enact the cornfield scene from the movie Casino.
I didn't see the movie but I get the idea. Excellent suggestion.
"The spread of COVID-19 poses an even greater risk for children with special health needs," Yeakel said. "Children with certain underlying conditions who contract COVID-19 are more likely to experience severe acute biological effects and to require admission to a hospital and the hospital’s intensive-care unit."Federal judge overturns Abbott's mask mandate ban for schools
A federal judge overturned Gov. Greg Abbott's executive order banning mask mandates in Texas schools Wednesday, citing a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
This is what they call citing the ADA....
"The spread of COVID-19 poses an even greater risk for children with special health needs," Yeakel said. "Children with certain underlying conditions who contract COVID-19 are more likely to experience severe acute biological effects and to require admission to a hospital and the hospital’s intensive-care unit."
This is what they call citing the ADA....
So let's not live life at all so no one is at risk.
Stay in your house, hide, and do nothing.....you will be safe.
They want that last puzzle piece to fall into place ASAP, 2A is the only thing keeping us out of the cattle cars. 911, fast & furious, Vegas, Boston bombing, etc. have all failed and the dear leaders are getting restless. They need to sacrifice a few more innocents to help get rid of 2A.
"we are losing our patience"
--J Brandon
Read the HHS healthcare worker vaccine mandate language. It makes flimsy assumptions based on cherry picked flawed studies, all on the basis of “safety”.
I had a 95 jetta. same engine. No EGR that I remember. Had to have a new distributor, door locks routinely, and the speedometer died; but it was still one of the best cars I purchased for the money.
Fast forward. The direct injection used by Germans seem to have a problem with crudded up valves due to not having gas run over valve stem so detergents won't clean. One can install a catch can which I believe bypasses all that EGR stuff. Or just clean it with intake off every 45-60k. It's obvious once you clean them how bad of power loss there is when dirty.
They forced it for the past 18 months....come on man, this is the "new normal".....
They deemed your job as not essential so you dont need to go to work. We will actually pay you to stay home and sit on your ass. We dont need trucks driven, we dont, fields plowed and crops harvested. All we need is healthcare workers that dance on tik tok and make you feel better while they intubate you and go against every other proven medical practice to kill you in the end.
My wife got covid this past summer. Confirmed through test. She refused to go to the hospital when it got bad. Instead I took care of her with meds and other things here at the house. She is fine now and back to her old cranky self
. Thing is, normal treatment and meds work.Doc
ETA: the first part was a bunch of sarcasm.
also they never say any of the other side effects. My brothers best friend’s wife developed severe allegories to dogs. She had dogs her whole life. It was so bad they had to get rid of them. She was devastated. Said she wished they had not take the vaccine.
I’ve been telling you they will attack any Unwoke American citizens first.
You are guilty of thought crimes. This is not a trial, it’s a sentencing hearing.
For meThey forced it for the past 18 months....come on man, this is the "new normal".....
They deemed your job as not essential so you dont need to go to work. We will actually pay you to stay home and sit on your ass. We dont need trucks driven, we dont, fields plowed and crops harvested. All we need is healthcare workers that dance on tik tok and make you feel better while they intubate you and go against every other proven medical practice to kill you in the end.
My wife got covid this past summer. Confirmed through test. She refused to go to the hospital when it got bad. Instead I took care of her with meds and other things here at the house. She is fine now and back to her old cranky self
Doc
ETA: the first part was a bunch of sarcasm.
sick, coughs, lots of snot and mucus- Vic’s vapor rub, sleep sitting up( yes it’s uncomfortable but everything drains). Electrolytes, water, citrus, maybe a roll or crackers, maybe Tylenol or Advil for headaches, chicken soup or wonton, a box of tissues and something to continually spit the crud out. Yes it’s gross but I don’t take anything to suppress it.
fever- wrap up and sweat it out. Again something for head if needed but otherwise sweat sweat sweat. Gatorade and water
Moderna says Covid vaccine has fewer breakthrough cases than Pfizer's, but higher myocarditis rates in young men
"We believe that the balance of benefit and risk is extremely positive," Moderna Chief Medical Officer Paul Burton told reporters.
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HEALTH AND SCIENCE
Moderna says Covid vaccine has fewer breakthrough cases than Pfizer’s, but higher myocarditis rates in young men
I keep a stabby thing in my pocket for just such occasions. I could safely have two of their four tires relieved of pressure before they knew what was happening.
