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And then Congress passed the "Victory Tax" in 1942, which levied a 5% tax, and payroll withholding began. It was repealed in 1944 but withholding continued. People unwittingly volunteered... constitution.famguardian.org…
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Veterinarian Dr. John Robb: "OUR PETS ARE DYING... THOUSANDS of pets are dying every day from vaccines they don't need."
"The LAW is forcing people to kill their pets, but I WON'T do it."
Vaccines cause a drastic rise in chronic diseases: diabetes, cancer & heart failure.
Our family pets are being poisoned for profit:
- No Limits on Over-Vaccination: There are ZERO rules capping how many times pets can be jabbed for the same disease, leading to deadly overdosing.
- Size Doesn't Matter—But It Should: Vaccines aren't adjusted for body weight; a tiny 5lb cat gets the SAME dose as a 100lb dog, risking lethal reactions.
- Rising Chronic Illnesses: Over-vaccinating & over-medicating is skyrocketing pet diseases like diabetes, cancer, kidney failure & heart issues.
- Toxic Pet Food Alert: Grain-based dry foods loaded with byproducts, seed oils & chemicals are wrecking dogs' & cats' health.
- Titer Tests Ignored: If pets show positive antibodies via titers (just like humans), they shouldn't need more shots—but vets push them anyway.
- Big Food's Grip: Mars Candy owns 3,000+ vet clinics & 50+ pet food brands, prioritizing profits over pet lives with unnecessary meds, tests & services.
- Whistleblowers Silenced: Dr. Robb faced backlash from Mars for refusing to follow harmful vaccination policies—research shows full doses are "dangerous" & "potentially lethal."
- Vet Suicide Crisis: Veterinarians pushing for change are ignored, taunted & laughed at in hearings, contributing to a suicide rate 4X higher than the general population.
Stop the madness! Protect your pets — & say NO to unnecessary vaccines.
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A woman's empathy isn't toxic, it's just often misplaced.
It's great that women have empathy for their children even if the child did something wrong, but when that same kind of empathy is applied to adults it's often very dangerous.
This is why it's so common for female judges to release career criminals who go on to commit heinous murders.
"Taxation is the seizure of your property under threat of imprisonment."
AMEN!
Murray Rothbard took Mises's price theory and drove it to a destination Mises never reached.
Mises built the case that central planning fails because socialist planners cannot perform rational economic calculation without real market prices. Prices carry information that no committee can replicate. Rothbard accepted every word of this and asked the obvious follow-up: if state intervention distorts prices and destroys coordination, why stop your critique at the water's edge? Why exempt the state itself from the logic?
The answer required property rights. Rothbard grounded everything in self-ownership. You own your body. By extension, you own what you mix your labor with, provided you homestead it from a prior unowned state. Every other right flows from this. Taxation is the seizure of your property under threat of imprisonment.
From that foundation, Rothbard constructed anarcho-capitalism systematically, not as a utopian dream but as the logical terminus of taking rights seriously. Defense, arbitration, contract enforcement: private firms supply all of it in a competitive market. His 1973 book "For a New Liberty" laid this out with unflinching precision. His 1982 "The Ethics of Liberty" supplied the philosophical scaffolding.
What Rothbard accomplished was a fusion, not a compromise. Mises gave him the economic engine. Locke and Lysander Spooner supplied the moral chassis. The result was a system where aggression has no legitimate institutional home, including Congress, including the Federal Reserve, including every bureaucrat drawing a salary your paycheck funded involuntarily.
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Murray Rothbard took Mises's price theory and drove it to a destination Mises never reached.
Mises built the case that central planning fails because socialist planners cannot perform rational economic calculation without real market prices. Prices carry information that no committee can replicate. Rothbard accepted every word of this and asked the obvious follow-up: if state intervention distorts prices and destroys coordination, why stop your critique at the water's edge? Why exempt the state itself from the logic?
The answer required property rights. Rothbard grounded everything in self-ownership. You own your body. By extension, you own what you mix your labor with, provided you homestead it from a prior unowned state. Every other right flows from this. Taxation is the seizure of your property under threat of imprisonment.
From that foundation, Rothbard constructed anarcho-capitalism systematically, not as a utopian dream but as the logical terminus of taking rights seriously. Defense, arbitration, contract enforcement: private firms supply all of it in a competitive market. His 1973 book "For a New Liberty" laid this out with unflinching precision. His 1982 "The Ethics of Liberty" supplied the philosophical scaffolding.
What Rothbard accomplished was a fusion, not a compromise. Mises gave him the economic engine. Locke and Lysander Spooner supplied the moral chassis. The result was a system where aggression has no legitimate institutional home, including Congress, including the Federal Reserve, including every bureaucrat drawing a salary your paycheck funded involuntarily.
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Do you know why young, healthy athletes are getting life-threatening blood clots 5 years after getting the COVID shot?
Because there is no off switch.
Here's a graph showing spike protein antibodies that go down with filtration then come right back up.
@robert65968 @NIHDirector_Jay
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MEN ONLY: Would you work longer hours so your wife could stay home with the babies??
"Dumb idiots. You don’t know what oppression is."
These are faces of the coal miners from the 1900s.
These are the "little boys" FEMINISTS tell you were privileged to go to school while girls were OPPRESSED IN home.
THEY NEVER SAW A SCHOOL.
These are 10, 12, 14 year old boys, covered in coal dust, lungs full of black soot, working 14 hours underground so their family doesn't starve to death.
This is what they call "patriarchal privilege."
The right to go to school? They got the mines.
The right to own a credit card? They got a shovel.
The right to buy a house? They got a grave at 25.
These are the men who feminists say had all the power. This is the job they did to pay for their families a job they called "patriarchy."
And what did patriarchy ask of women? Stay home. Cook. Clean. Be safe. Stay alive.
And you called THAT oppression?
So tell me - who is oppressed?
The boy in that line who will be dead in 10 years from black lung?
Or you, home, cooking and cleaning, alive, safe, warm?
You have no idea what oppression is. You were so protected you invented it.
Dumb idiots. You don’t know what oppression is.
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These are faces of the coal miners from the 1900s.
These are the "little boys" FEMINISTS tell you were privileged to go to school while girls were OPPRESSED IN home.
THEY NEVER SAW A SCHOOL.
These are 10, 12, 14 year old boys, covered in coal dust, lungs full of black soot, working 14 hours underground so their family doesn't starve to death.
This is what they call "patriarchal privilege."
The right to go to school? They got the mines.
The right to own a credit card? They got a shovel.
The right to buy a house? They got a grave at 25.
These are the men who feminists say had all the power. This is the job they did to pay for their families a job they called "patriarchy."
And what did patriarchy ask of women? Stay home. Cook. Clean. Be safe. Stay alive.
And you called THAT oppression?
So tell me - who is oppressed?
The boy in that line who will be dead in 10 years from black lung?
Or you, home, cooking and cleaning, alive, safe, warm?
You have no idea what oppression is. You were so protected you invented it.
Dumb idiots. You don’t know what oppression is.
"America? Highest infant mortality of all industrialized nations."
When will Americans stop being so gullible?
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This should stop every parent in their tracks...
In 1994 Japan ended all mandatory vaccines for babies under two years old.
The outcome? Japan now has one of the lowest infant mortality rates on the planet.
America? Highest infant mortality of all industrialized nations.
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Why "virus" testing is a fraud: I run an ISO-accredited food science lab with NINE mass-spec instruments, microbiology testing equipment, aflatoxin testing, dioxin testing, heavy metals testing, pesticide testing, and more. I can buy a physical external standard of any of these things: A vial of lead at a given concentration, a vial of glyphosate, an isolate of aflatoxin chemicals, a purified sample of e.coli, etc. Yet as far as I can tell there is NO ISOLATED REFERENCE STANDARD available for any virus.
I've tried to buy them to use as reference materials. As far as I can tell, they don't exist. The so-called standards labeled "isolates" are not isolates, and they are mixed with things like bovine blood serum, derived sometimes from human snot and spit, or mixed with elements of eggs, or swine blood, and more. I have yet to spot anyone selling a vial of, for example, lyophilized, purified, isolated SARS-CoV-2 or even this year's so-called "influenza strain."
If the industry can't sell me an isolated, purified sample of a virus, that's a huge red flag and it begs the question: How is anybody calibrating their "virus detecting" instruments? If they have no real, physical viruses to test against, how do they know their tests are real?
The shocking answer: They download DIGITAL LIBRARIES and compare sequencing output with digital profiles provided to them by either instrument manufacturers or government-sponsored "science" groups. So it's actually the companies that make the instruments and the libraries that tell you "it's a virus." Actually, all they've spotted is peptides because you can't even use mass spec to measure a full "virus" because the claimed virus doesn't survive the sample prep and the introduction into the instrument. So they use a statistical scoring technique and software "deconvolution" algorithms to arrive at a SCORE, and if that score is over a certain threshold, they claim to have spotted a "virus."
As you can readily see, this entire process is highly prone to bullshit and fraud, since there's no physical virus sample to compare anything to. It's just digital smoke and mirrors to propel an industry plandemic industry based on total fraud.
When I run ICP-MS tests on lead or mercury, I can actually spot those atomic elements on the instrument detector. Yet there is no mass-spec "virus detector" instrument that directly detects a virus. Doesn't exist. The physics don't work. So they use libraries and statistical scoring to claim they've found a virus, while having no actual reference materials (called "CRMs in lab speak") to confirm anything at all.
And even if that did work, they have no QUANT CALIBRATION CURVE, so they can't tell you how much mass of the "virus" was found. (For example, they can't say how many ng/ml of viruses are in your blood.) Which means there's no concentration calculation possible. And what means there's no way to determine a threshold of so-called "disease" from a virus.
The whole virus-disease industry is a complete fraud. It's also why blood-based AIDS/HIV tests are a total fraud, too. All 100% theater to control the population through fear and fake junk science.
"We must pray for our husbands, encourage and support them. We must relish in the glorious ways they are different from us."
As we witness what is happening in Europe, I have a message for Christian women.
If you are wondering how you, personally, can help to stop that from happening here even more than it already is, I'd like to suggest starting with this.
Stop holding back your husbands.
God created men to lead and protect. He created them to notice things that we don’t notice and have instincts that we don’t have. When we impede that we are throwing a wrench in the natural order and going against God’s design. As the foundations of our country are being attacked and particularly our beliefs as Christ-followers, we as women must be so careful to not hinder our husbands when they do what God has created them to do. We must pray for our husbands, encourage and support them. We must relish in the glorious ways they are different from us. We must listen when they warn and stop impeding them when they are wanting to protect us whether it’s protection from physical or spiritual harm. Proverbs 27 says, “A continual dripping on a rainy day and a quarrelsome wife are alike; to restrain her is to restrain the wind or to grasp oil in one's right hand.”
Don’t be a constant drip, drip, drip to your household. We desperately need men to boldly, courageously stand up to defend and protect us more than ever. We need men to be discerning and wise and unafraid in the face of the dangers in our culture whether it’s feminism or marxism or Islam. Stop caring about a culture that hates you and hates the One who created you even more. Stop letting feminism (even the subtle version that has crept into otherwise good churches) influence you to resist and resent God’s design. Stop holding back the men that God gave you. Encourage them, pray for them, follow their lead and be grateful for their protection.
A quarrelsome drip doesn’t produce courage, honor does.
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As we witness what is happening in Europe, I have a message for Christian women.
If you are wondering how you, personally, can help to stop that from happening here even more than it already is, I'd like to suggest starting with this.
Stop holding back your husbands.
God created men to lead and protect. He created them to notice things that we don’t notice and have instincts that we don’t have. When we impede that we are throwing a wrench in the natural order and going against God’s design. As the foundations of our country are being attacked and particularly our beliefs as Christ-followers, we as women must be so careful to not hinder our husbands when they do what God has created them to do. We must pray for our husbands, encourage and support them. We must relish in the glorious ways they are different from us. We must listen when they warn and stop impeding them when they are wanting to protect us whether it’s protection from physical or spiritual harm. Proverbs 27 says, “A continual dripping on a rainy day and a quarrelsome wife are alike; to restrain her is to restrain the wind or to grasp oil in one's right hand.”
Don’t be a constant drip, drip, drip to your household. We desperately need men to boldly, courageously stand up to defend and protect us more than ever. We need men to be discerning and wise and unafraid in the face of the dangers in our culture whether it’s feminism or marxism or Islam. Stop caring about a culture that hates you and hates the One who created you even more. Stop letting feminism (even the subtle version that has crept into otherwise good churches) influence you to resist and resent God’s design. Stop holding back the men that God gave you. Encourage them, pray for them, follow their lead and be grateful for their protection.
A quarrelsome drip doesn’t produce courage, honor does.
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Childhood Vaccines...
1962 = 5 vaccines
1983 = 10 vaccines
2013 = 32 vaccines
2019 = 72 vaccines
2025 = up to 96 vaccine doses
Autism Rates...
1983 = 1 in 10,000
2000 = 1 in 150
2013 = 1 in 88
2022 = 1 in 36
2025 = 1 in 31
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“The people cannot delegate to government the power to do anything which would be unlawful for them to do themselves.” – John Locke
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“I have no reason to suppose that he, who would take away my liberty, would not when he had me in his power, take away everything else.” – John Locke
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“Whenever legislators endeavor to take away and destroy the property of the people, or to reduce them to slavery under arbitrary power, they put themselves into a state of war with the people, who are thereupon absolved from any further obedience.” – John Locke
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Saw an ad on TV today with a woman who claimed to be a Republican and conservative and Christian advocating for voting for the left in Texas in the coming election.
That tells you right there that she's neither conservative nor Christian.
It's impossible to overstate the damage and deceitfulness of feminism today across the nation and particularly in the church.
There is no possible way to follow Jesus Christ or to love America at the same time as you are promoting feminism or leftism or Islam.
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Recessions are supposed to hurt. That pain is the cure, not the disease.
When credit expands beyond real savings, the central bank manufactures a boom that cannot last. Businesses build factories for demand that borrowed money fabricated. Workers take jobs that only exist because interest rates sat artificially low. When the correction arrives, those malinvestments need to liquidate. Wages fall in some sectors, capital shifts, weaker firms close. Painful, yes. Fatal, no.
The depression arrives when government refuses to let the correction finish its work.
Herbert Hoover did this with textbook precision between 1929 and 1932. He signed Smoot-Hawley, raised the top income tax rate from 25% to 63%, pushed wages above market-clearing levels through industry agreements, and expanded federal spending by 50%. Every intervention delayed liquidation. Franklin Roosevelt then deepened and extended those same policies for a decade, keeping unemployment above 14% through 1940 when the private economy, left alone, would have recovered years earlier.
Governments prop up insolvent banks, subsidize failing industries, and inflate prices to prevent the nominal wage adjustments that would restore employment. Each intervention signals investors to wait. Capital sits idle because the rules keep changing. The recovery never gets traction because the government keeps moving the floor.
