LDS | Missionary Mom | Lifelong Learner | Truth Seeker | 22 yrs Homeschooling | 2A | 25 yrs married to Scott

Arizona, USA
Joined January 2025
Farmer says that they never used to vaccinate their cattle and they were just fine, now they vaccinate their herds and cows are sicker than they’ve ever been before. Guess who’s getting rich off of Animal Vaccines….you got it - Bill Gates again. t.me/NoFarmersNoFoud/2223
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It is a true principle that Saturday afternoon’s General Conference session is the greatest of all sessions, almost without fail. This was tremendous! Elder Morgan’s testimony and Elder Renlund’s remarks have me all kinds of hopeful. Patient, and hopeful.🤗
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FBI Asks Judge to Delay Seth Rich Laptop Release for 66 Years… Holy sh!t 🔥
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Unexpected at GC: gambling Really folks?
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Did people forget that none of these countries helped America fight Iran? Donald Trump is showing here in the most funny way possible how insignificant they are. We Do Not Need None Of Them! He made a statement here that they are not worth his time. 😄
Trump refuses to turn his camera on at the G7 summit
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Wow! The conference center organ sounds amazing on Called To Serve!!!
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🚨 SECWAR PETE HEGSETH JUST PULLED THE PLUG AND DEMS ARE LIVID Hegseth is formally FIRING the woke publisher, editor-in-chief and a reporter from the TAXPAYER-SUBSIDIZED "Stars and Stripes" military newspaper for insubordination 🔥 Chuck Schumer's response: "He's suppressing free speech!" 🤡 Hegseth has EVERY RIGHT to PURGE all taxpayer funded branches of the Pentagon from leftist ideology, PERIOD. You have no "right to free speech" to use taxpayer American dollars to push political left-wing ideology! That's common sense! @PeteHegseth did nothing wrong.
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Name a chronic disease the pharmaceutical industry has cured in your lifetime. Diabetes: managed. 100 years of insulin, and the count has gone up every year. Blood pressure: managed. For life. Cholesterol: managed. For life, from 40. Depression: managed. A third of the people on it have been on it for a decade. Reflux: managed. The leaflet says 8 weeks. The average is years. Asthma, arthritis, eczema, migraine, obesity: managed, managed, managed, managed, injected. Then in 2014 something slipped through. A drug that actually cured hepatitis C, in 12 weeks, for good. In 2018 Goldman Sachs wrote a note to its clients about it. The title was a question: is curing patients a sustainable business model? Their answer was no. The cure had shrunk the market. The hepatitis C business fell from $12 billion a year to under $4 billion, because the patients kept getting better and not coming back. The bank advised investors to look for conditions that are chronic, and treatments that are taken for life. That is not a conspiracy theory. It is an investment note, and it says the quiet part in a font. A cure is a one-off sale. A patient is an annuity, and the whole industry is priced on the annuity. Nobody is going to cure the thing you have, because the thing you have is their best product. But a plate can. That is why it is extreme.
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Ex-YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki admits to deleting over 1 million COVID videos to silence anti vaxxers. People died because of this evil woman's censorship.
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After watching people spend the last few days talking about Pike - her childhood, her age, her trauma, her execution, her suffering - I want to talk about Colleen Slemmer. Because somehow the person who was murdered keeps becoming a footnote in the story of the person who murdered her. Colleen was 19 years old. She wasn't a case number. She wasn't simply "Christa Pike's victim." She was a daughter. A granddaughter. A young woman who loved roller-skating, miniature golf and computers. She could take a computer apart and put it back together again. She even had a shirt that said "Computer Geek." Her family later had that shirt made into a teddy bear so they could keep a piece of her close. ❤️ Colleen was also the kind of kid who gave up part of her own lunchtime to help children with disabilities - feeding students who needed assistance and helping kids in wheelchairs. She volunteered at Special Olympics events. One summer, she helped paint her school. She struggled with reading, but she was smart and fascinated by computers. She wanted training that wasn't available at the Job Corps program near her home in Florida, so at 19 years old she left her family and went to Knoxville to learn computers and build a future for herself. She never got that future. On January 12, 1995, Colleen was lured to an isolated area near the University of Tennessee agricultural campus. What happened next wasn't a momentary loss of control. Colleen was beaten and tortured during a prolonged attack. She was cut repeatedly. Her throat was slashed. A pentagram was carved into her chest. She was struck with a meat cleaver and ultimately suffered devastating blows to her head with a large piece of asphalt. Afterward, Pike took a piece of Colleen's skull from the scene. These details come from the court record - not internet rumor. Colleen was 19. Nineteen. And while the country is now being asked to think about what Christa Pike experienced during a failed execution, I think there's room to remember what Colleen experienced when nobody came to stop it. There's also room to remember everything that existed before those final horrifying moments. The girl who loved computers. The girl who roller-skated. The girl who helped children with disabilities eat their lunch. The girl who volunteered at the Special Olympics. The daughter whose mother has now spent more than three decades trying to make sure the world remembers her name. Her mother, May Martinez, said something this week that absolutely broke my heart: "The criminals get so much attention. Why? She has been lost in this." She's right. So today, I'm not posting Christa Pike's face. I'm posting Colleen's name. COLLEEN ANNE SLEMMER September 20, 1975 – January 12, 1995 She was here. She was loved. She mattered. And she deserves to be remembered for the life she lived - not only for the horrific way someone chose to end it. Remember Colleen. 🤍
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Saturday pre-General Conference workout, after a banger workout last night. 6 days this week.
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France is fighting for its life and has officially entered a Civil War that will soon eclipse the French revolution. Police officers are being lynched in the streets and hung from light poles. Any white person who dares to show their face on the street is viciously attacked. The official death toll is being suppressed, but dead bodies are everywhere. Thank God for the second amendment in the United States.
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“ My daughter Jessica was only 39 years old and pregnant with her seventh child. Knowing that they were killing people in the hospital, she was fearful of going into the hospital. She got to emergency and from there no one could see her. Three days later after four doses of Remdesivir they forced vented her. She fought for her life. They proceeded to grab her wrists and ankles and strapped her down to the bed. Then they took her baby by forced c-section. Six days later my beautiful daughter was dead. “ -Julie Schlipp Everybody involved in this should be in prison for life.
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Hey @grok, is the State of Israel, the same thing as the Israel in the Bible?
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🚨 DRISCOLL’S WHISTLEBLOWER SPEAKS OUT ABOUT PESTICIDE OVERUSE ON BERRIES David Harada was Driscoll’s Manager of Food Safety and Regulatory Compliance. His job was to make sure the berries families were buying met pesticide safety standards. Now he is blowing the whistle. Harada says he began finding problems with pesticide over-application on Driscoll’s growers’ crops and repeatedly brought his concerns to management. But according to his lawsuit, instead of asking how they could fix the problem, a director asked whether the company had “plausible deniability.” Harada also said that Driscoll’s removed pesticide compliance safeguards from its internal system — safeguards designed to make sure enough time passed between pesticide application and harvest so residues could break down. He says he continued raising concerns and ultimately faced retaliation. This is why Moms Across America continues to insist that food safety cannot be left to corporations to police themselves. Berries are some of the most frequently consumed foods by our children. Our children are eating berries drenched in pesticides that are over the already too high safety limits set by our EPA.
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Did You Know Everything Will Be Tokenized Next Week? What Are The Implications? Tokenization is the conversion of any asset a stock, a bond, a barrel of oil, a building, a copyright, a currency into a programmable digital instrument that settles peer-to-peer on a shared ledger, with no custodial intermediary standing between you and the thing you own. The critical word is 'settlement'. Under the Rothschild-era architecture, every asset you "own" is actually a claim on a claim on a claim. Your stock sits in street name at a broker who holds it at DTC, who holds the ledger, who answers to the clearing banks, who answer to the central banks. Your money is a liability of a commercial bank. Your gold is, in most cases, an unallocated ledger entry at a vault you've never entered. Tokenization collapses that chain. The token IS the settlement. Ownership transfers in minutes, not T+2. No rehypothecation without your consent, because the ledger shows exactly where the asset sits at all times. That single property verifiable, immutable location of the actual asset is what ends a 300-year banking model built on opaque layers of paper claims. The Cabal's power was never the gold. It was the exclusive right to issue and hide the claims. Tokenization makes every claim public. Do You All Get What I Am Saying Here? The Cabal banking system runs on three pillars: monopoly over settlement (they clear, you wait), monopoly over issuance (they create the credit, you borrow it), and opacity (they know where everything is, you know nothing). Tokenization strikes all three. Settlement becomes a protocol, not a privilege. Issuance becomes programmable anyone with a real asset can tokenize it and find a market without an underwriting bank. Opacity dies because the chain is a public, timestamped record of every movement. The City of London's power was never mystic; it was positional. They stood in the doorway of global settlement and charged passage. Tokenization doesn't fight the doorman it builds a million new doors. This is why the fight over digital asset regulation was so vicious, and why the SEC and CFTC rule finalizations mattered more than any single election: whoever defines the legal wrapper for tokens defines the architecture of the next financial century. The rules are now set in the US, and they are set for permissionless rails with regulatory clarity which means the endgame is not crypto replacing banks. It's every asset on Earth getting a compliant digital wrapper, and the wrapper doesn't need a Rothschild to sign it. Click Patreon Link In Bio/Profile (For Deeper Insight)
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A Japanese nuclear plant worker stopped me at the dock. His hands were shaking. He had been inside Reactor 2 for 18 straight hours, taking lethal doses so the containment wouldn't breach. He didn't ask for medicine. He didn't ask for a mask. He pulled out a crumpled photo of his wife and 4-year-old daughter and said in broken English: "Please. Anywhere else. I cannot leave my post." That night, every US Navy rigid-hull inflatable boat along the Fukushima coast became a secret evacuation ferry. No official orders. No press release. Just young sailors making a decision in the dark: "If we don't move these families tonight, these fathers will never see them again." They loaded families in life vests, strapped children into harnesses, and hit full throttle into the open Pacific toward Yokohama. NOBODY tells Americans about the quiet operation sailors nicknamed "Soul Train." March 15-18, 2011. Fukushima prefecture coast. Government evacuation buses couldn't reach many fishing villages — roads were gone. Nuclear plant workers were staying at their posts. Their families had nowhere to go. Winds were blowing the radioactive plume south toward Tokyo. Every hour mattered. Did US Navy crews wait for permission from higher command? NOT. A. CHANCE. Sailors from the amphibious transport ship USS Essex and Yokosuka base used small boats to shuttle hundreds of plant worker families south through choppy, cold ocean waters. They wrapped shivering children in their own foul-weather jackets. They gave their last protein bars to grandmothers who hadn't eaten in two days. They refused all thanks and all photographs. One Navy chief later told a reporter: "Those fathers were staying behind to save a whole country. The least we could do was get their kids somewhere safe before the wind changed." Not a single Soul Train run was ever officially logged. Those families know. Those sailors know. That's enough. That is the United States Navy.
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Most people registering as organ and tissue donors do so because popular culture has been so successful at depicting organ donation as selfless, noble and rewarding. But would you as willingly bequeath your remains if you knew they would likely be sold to create profit for biomedical companies and cosmetic surgeons? The widespread use of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs has led to many patients seeking cosmetic surgery to restore plumpness in areas rendered gaunt by weight loss. That’s where the corpses come in: fat and extracellular matrix derived from dead donors is being processed and injected for boob jobs and Brazilian butt lifts in outpatient clinics. Besides the “yuck” factor, these “necrocosmetics” — such as those sold under the trade names Renuva and Alloclae — aren’t required to meet the same standards as injectables like Botox, because they are classified not as drugs but as tissue-based products. “Clinics that advertise Renuva and Alloclae tend to use the term ‘FDA approved’ because that’s a phrase consumers look for. But tissue-based products don’t technically require FDA approval or clearance for use, and also aren’t subject to the same long-term human testing as drugs; a November 2025 Allure report on Alloclae quoted an FDA representative saying, ‘The limited information provided on Alloclae is not sufficient for us to determine how Alloclae is appropriately regulated.’” And “Salon” author Andi Zeisler points out an even more macabre concern regarding this ongoing trade in human flesh: Transhumanists — people who view human mortality not as part of the circle of life but as a pesky problem to be solved by technology — are already turning to cadaver tissue to extend their own youthfulness. “It’s a political philosophy that defines a worthwhile human life as physically and cognitively optimized, fully autonomous and paradigmatic. And the cosmetic dystopia that already exists slots easily into its framework: The people best suited to live in the future and become the transhumanist ruling class are those who can afford to not die. The rest of us will be bought and sold as the raw material that ensures their immortality.”
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