General Discussion, Friday, July 28, 2017

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  1. lovely says:

    A beautiful Friday to everyone.

    Our last cygnet is well guarded.

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  2. MaryfromMarin says:

    VERY good article:

    DUNKIRK: “People Should Be Hung From Lampposts, They Should Be Burned Alive, For What They’ve Done To Britain”

    http://www.vdare.com/articles/dunkirk-people-should-be-hung-from-lampposts-they-should-be-burned-alive-for-what-theyve-done-to-britain

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    • czarowniczy says:

      Latter day prog elitists…I’ve got rope (mentioned that b4) and a few spare cans of gas. Someone cut a fire lane and bring over a lamppost and we’re good to go. I had relatives that went thru the Blitz/Battle of Britain in London and came over here as they saw England tilting to the Left. Best we can hope for is the government decides that progs and the PC Corpse are really varmints and declare an open season, either sex and no bag limit leveling. Before they do it to us…

      BTW, the article opened a dusty window:

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    • I couldn’t agree more.

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    • auscitizenmom says:

      This, or civilized Britain doesn’t survive.

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    • Jacqueline Taylor Robson says:

      That’s the reason we moved to the U.S.A. Britain isn’t civilized as it once was, and it’s getting that way here. We still have friends and family in Britain, and they all say it’s gotten much worse since we left in 1997. My DH misses it the way it used to be in his youth, but he knows it’s not that way any longer. Sad!

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      • joshua says:

        Britain never stood a chance…they boil all their meat…no one cooks right over there…and blood pudding…right up there with Haggis….

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        • Jacqueline Taylor Robson says:

          Actually, sliced Haggis, fried, on a morning roll with “Broon” sauce is magic! Blood pudding is made all over Europe, esp in Germany. They roast beef over an open fire using a spit that turns it like a rotisserie Chicken. Scotland has the best smoked fish, and the cow’s milk tastes like it did in the old days before we started giving the “Coos” so much hormones and crap! Scotland and England have the best fish and chips in the world! I’ve tried fish and chips from coast to coast in this country, and nobody could do it better.
          They still deliver milk and eggs to the front door every morning, and the milk is in glass jars with cream rising to the top.
          Europe doesn’t let anyone put preservatives, and additives(chemicals) in the food and even processed food like kid’s cereal and Kraft Mac and Cheese use totally different recipes for their products there, but they still poison OUR food we eat because we are too stupid to make them stop.
          I believe this “U.K. food is awful” gossip was started just so we would not know how bad off our food really is.

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    • Col.(R) Ken says:

      If you read Matt Brackens new book, there will be a trigger, mass civilian casualties event, then the Army will step in. In addition, PZ developed a thesis on the mass invasion. Using TET ’68 as the template. Mary In my humble opinion these senecios are possible. Either way the Britain and Europe we knew are lost.

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  3. ImpeachEmAll says:

    Finally Friday… 😉

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  4. ImpeachEmAll says:

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  5. MaryfromMarin says:

    A beautiful and wholly truthful quote:

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  6. Lucille says:

    This singer/guitarist/composer has an unusual but rather appealing voice. Rodriguez is 75 and lives in Detroit. His music was not well received outside the counterculture and he left the music industry in the early 70s, appearing again in the 90s after discovering he unusually had a huge fan base in Australia and South Africa.

    I THINK OF YOU by Sixto Rodriguez

    Just a song we shared, I’ll hear
    Brings memories back when you were here
    Of your smile, your easy laughter
    Of your kiss, those moments after
    I think of you
    And think of you
    And think of you
    Of the dreams we dreamt together
    Of the love we vowed would never
    Melt like snowflakes in the sun
    My days now end as they begun
    With thoughts of you
    And I think of you
    And think of you
    Down the streets I walked with you
    Seeing others doing things we do
    Now these thoughts are haunting me
    Of how complete I used to be
    And in these times that we’re apart
    I’ll hear this song that breaks my heart
    And think of you
    And I think of you
    And think of you
    And think of you
    And I do

    One article says, “He has no regrets about the lost years of his music career. ‘I don’t mind the way it went,’ he says. ‘You can’t fix that kind of stuff. You can’t really go back in time and change things. I’m a lucky kid in a lot of ways. I’ve seen a lot of the world over the past few years. I’ve got a couple more good years, I think.’

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    • Wooly Covfefe says:

      I like his voice. But, the orchestration behind it is spectacular.

      Reminds me of Ray LaMontagne’s orchestral backup.

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      • Lucille says:

        VERY interesting, Wooly. I’d not heard of him before. And, yes, the background music is superb.

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        • Wooly Covfefe says:

          Oh, you need to listen to every album. Buy them. I have most of the CDs.

          Just go to YouTube and type “Ray LaMontagne full”.

          Then “Ray LaMontagne live”.

          You won’t be disappointed.

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      • Wooly Covfefe says:

        I think the title track (the first one) is probably my favorite song by LaMontagne.

        Can you see the wise man simply living, loving, quietly… til the sun turns black?

        It’s hard to pick one, though, as with many artists.

        If you’re in a dark, pensive mood, that album is great if you want to stay in a dark, pensive mood. His other albums are decidedly different from each other in mood and feel.

        Dude is from Nashua, NH. Quite an impressive musician. His live stuff on YouTube is astounding, especially the BBC show.

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    • Wooly Covfefe says:

      And I love his lyrics, too.

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    • lovely says:

      Beautiful Lucille, thanks, I’ll have search for more of his songs when I get home.

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    • czarina33 says:

      People don’t respect poetry anymore, but when someone posts the lyrics to songs it becomes so apparent that lyricists are poets. I have always been wild about poetry, probably because my mother was. Learned to recite short & long poems as early as 3 years old. Can’t carry a tune in a bucket, tho.

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      • stella says:

        Reading poetry aloud is something we did in our house, and I did with my daughter.

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        • joshua says:

          then came the music of the 50s and 60s…I recently read these lyrics to my Class of 1959 high school mates at our reunion to explain why we turned out all literate and sensitive to the world of lyrical literature.

          Well
          Be-bo a lula
          She’s my baby
          Be-bop a lula
          I don’t mean maybe
          Be-bop a lula
          She’s my baby
          Be-bop a lula
          I don’t mean maybe
          Be-bop a lula
          She’s my baby doll my baby doll my baby doll

          Well she’s the gal in the red blue jeans
          She’s the queen of all the teens
          She’s the one that I know
          She’s the one that loves me so

          Be-bop a lula
          She’s my baby
          Be-bop a lula
          I don’t mean maybe
          Be-bop a lula
          She’s my baby doll my baby doll my baby doll

          Let’s rock!

          Well now she’s the one that’s got that beat
          She’s the one with the flyin’ feet
          She’s the one that bops around the store
          She’s the one that gets more more more

          Be-bop a lula
          She’s my baby
          Be-bop a lula
          I don’t mean maybe
          Be-bop a lula
          She’s my baby doll my baby doll my baby doll

          Let’s rock again now!

          Well
          Be-bop a lula
          She’s my baby
          Be-bop a lula
          I don’t mean maybe
          Be-bop a lula
          She’s my baby
          Be-bop a lula
          I don’t mean maybe
          Be-bop a lula
          She’s my baby doll my baby doll my baby doll

          There was a moment of deep silence from the crowd….then one person said…hey, that was one of my favorites to dance to. Vietnam happened to this bunch as well….

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  7. Lucille says:

    This is a musician I discovered recently…most extraordinary…Dmitry Sinkovsky
    Everything about him is startling, from his violin virtuosity, to his bright blue eyes, to his conducting, to his disconcertingly extraordinary voice–what is called a natural (not falsetto) countertenor–which means the range of a mezzo soprano/sometimes even up to soprano.

    Dimitry Sinkovsky Singing Countertenor

    Dimitry Sinkovsky – Mozart Violin Concerto 4

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    • Lucille says:

      Though the orchestra isn’t listed, it might be the Helsinki Philharmonic since NRK Nyheter is from Norway.

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    • Lburg says:

      Outstanding! Thank you SO much for posting these, Lucille!

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    • lovely says:

      Looks like I’ll be adding a lot of music to my stash! Thanks again Lucille, stunning!

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      • Lucille says:

        So much incredible talent out there, some known and many, many unknown. A good friend of mine is a wonderfully talented pianist with just a few lessons as a child.

        In the summertime she would open her condo windows to let the evening breeze blow in. Sometimes she would casually play her piano for a short time. On one occasion when she finished about a half hour of playing, she heard clapping outside. The neighbors had gathered to listen to her play the piano with such sweetness they were touched.

        We always tell her she should have become a professional, but her comment invariably is that hers is a minor talent. It isn’t and everyone who hears her musicianship and the expressiveness she puts into her work knows that.

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  8. Tonight at work was hard. Chef was a raving angry lunatic, bringing the whole house down instead of lifting it up, as usual when he gets more than five tickets on the printer. I see him becoming who I was, and it makes me cry.

    Later, I walk outside and see my friend with the brain tumor/aneurism, he’s had a minor seizure and had climbed over a wall into the back warehouse (the door was locked, but it’s not a full wall) and was standing outside the back door. He didn’t even know my name. I walked back in and asked Chef to go talk with him, because Chef has been his friend for a long time, longer than me, and he needed something familiar to bring him back.

    Tonight was one of those nights that hit me, repeatedly, with a giant hammer that has “Everyone is Troubled Somehow” inscribed on it.

    He didn’t even know my name. He asked me, “What’s your name? Do I know you?” I told him, shook his hand and said “I’m your friend” and gave him a hug. That’s when I went in and told Chef, “Go talk to this man.”

    An hour or more later he was back to his normal, incredibly intelligent self.

    I told Chef later, when he left and I was sitting on a 5-gallon bucket out back, “What the F do we have to complain about? We have our minds still.”

    It’s all I can do not to cry.

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  9. Dear Stellarites, Some of you have asked for updates about Josiah’s surgery. He’s doing quite well & sleeping relatively peacefully now. He’s been hungry as only had liquids since Midnight yesterday. We’ve had some ups & downs today & I shared many details in basically bullet point form on the Conservative Tree House Prayer Request page 9. The keyboard I’m using here in the hospital room is designed for kids & hard to use so sorry for not posting the link.

    So many of you have been praying for us “today” & many have shared encouraging words with us as well. We really appreciate this “body ministry” from such an enterprising, eclectic group of free thinking Conservative culture warriors & rebels. May the Lord Bless Each & Every One of YOU! In Christ, Valerie

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    • By the way one of the times Josiah startled awake here at the hospital he decided that he wanted more bouillon/broth so I went across the hall to get it for him. I think he’d already been looking at some books he’d brought with a history focus for a few minutes by then. I come back in the room & an alternate nurse is doing data entry on the bedside computer while he’s talking like 100 miles an hour about the French and Indian War, some of its causes, & who sided with the Mohawk & who sided with the Algonquin…because that’s what we all go on about when startled awake around 4am & have a beautiful stranger standing by the bed.

      Also, I’m currently enjoying the lovely pastel sunrise that has had some lighter versions of the colors that were on full display with last night’s sunset (& haven’t yet slept from the setting of the sun to the rising of the same–isn’t that the converse of the scripture?)! The doctors doing rounds should be here soon so hopefully Josiah will get real food made available & we can order him some breakfast…& I’ll attempt to snatch a couple of winks while we wait for the food to come…we’ll see.

      Hope all of you have a wonderful & blessed Friday & Amazing Weekend! Thanks again for praying for us. God Bless!

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  10. joshua says:

    So once again John McCain shows what trash he is made of by defeating any changes to he healthcare insurance plans and delaying all tax reform opportunity to get the economy running.

    What a pathetic angry little incompetent Napoleon Complex person…failure at all he has done, and jealous that Trump was elected when HE, like HILLARY, was destined to be President because it was HIS turn.

    I wish God’s will on him…rapidly.

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    • stella says:

      You would think that his imminent demise would make him a more honest man.

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      • joshua says:

        rage and brain defects have taken command over humanity for McCain…think of Adolph in the Nazi bunker in Berlin, 1945…..

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      • auscitizenmom says:

        I think he is just evil. I don’t know when he started being evil, but the things he has done and stood for are evil.

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      • Wooly Covfefe says:

        Yes, you would think that, if you were sane.

        Instead he appears to be ripping the mask off, revealing the demon, and doubling down, to cause as much destruction as he can manage before he goes back to his Father.

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        • stella says:

          Posted next door:

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          • shiloh1973 says:

            McCain was the chosen traitor. Had it not have been him, it would have been one of the other deceitful RINO’s who cast the no vote. They (the evil ones) felt comfortable letting McCain do it, because he will probably never run again. the rest all look righteous and pure for their voters. You must understand, the end goal for both parties and their masters is single payer! Control health care for the masses and you own them heart, body, and soul. The last Alinsky Rule to implement.

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  11. stella says:

    I wonder if she realizes she made the President’s point?

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  12. stella says:

    How Trump can win the ObamaCare fight: End the “friends and cronies” exemption for Congress

    http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017/07/28/how-trump-can-win-obamacare-fight-end-friends-and-cronies-exemption-for-congress.amp.html

    With a mere stroke of his pen, President Trump could end the exemption that President Obama gave members of Congress and their staffs that makes them the only participants in the ObamaCare exchanges to receive generous subsidies from their employer (the American people) to pay for their health insurance. Nothing would better focus Congress’ attention on changing ObamaCare than being trapped in it just like other Americans.

    When Vice President Pence was asked about the special exemption for Congress by Fox News’ “Tucker Carlson Tonight” on Wednesday, he lamented that it was “pretty typical” for there to be “one set of rules for the American people and another for the political class here in our nation’s capital.” But he wouldn’t be pinned down over whether the Trump administration would act: “It would be (President Trump’s) decision to rescind that special treatment for members of Congress and their staffs,” he told Carlson.

    Well, it’s about time. Ending the special perk funded by taxpayers may represent the only leverage President Trump has to fulfill his promise to repeal ObamaCare.

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  13. WeeWeed says:

    Mornin’ all!

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  14. joshua says:

    Doctor Frankenstein……”It Lives”
    assistant….”maybe not so long now tho”

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  15. stella says:

    Theme association AND seen on Facebook!

    Don’t hate me.

    An Englishman is being shown around a Scottish hospital.

    At the end of his visit, he is shown into a ward with a number of patients who show no obvious signs of injury. He goes to examine the first man he sees, and the man proclaims:

    Fair fa’ yer honest, sonsie face,
    Great chieftain e’ the puddin’ race!
    Aboon them a’ ye tak your place,
    painch tripe or thairm:
    Weel are ye wordy o’ a grace
    as lang’s my arm.

    The Englishman, somewhat taken aback, goes to the next patient, and immediately the patient launches into:

    Some hae meat, and canna eat,
    And some wad eat that want it,
    But we hae meat and we can eat,
    And sae the Lord be thankit.

    This continues with the next patient:

    Wee sleekit cow’rin tim’rous beastie,
    O what a panic’s in thy breastie!
    Thou need na start awa sae hasty,
    wi’ bickering brattle.
    I wad be laith to run and chase thee,
    wi’ murdering prattle!”

    “Well,” the Englishman mutters to his Scottish colleague, “I see you saved the psychiatric ward for the last.”

    “Nay, nay,” the Scottish doctor corrected him, “this is the Serious Burns unit.”

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    • joshua says:

      ouch ouch ouch owwwwwwwwwahch Shelly you are not serious here.

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    • Lucille says:

      I tried to watch a Scottish film once…without subtitles. Could NOT understand a thing that was said.

      Reminds me of several historical TV series from the 80s which came from Japan with no subtitles. Several starred the wonderful Ken Watanabe before he came to American fame in THE LAST SAMURAI (if you’ve never seen this film, be sure to get a copy). I watched every episode even though I couldn’t understand the dialogue or get the gist of what was happening, though you could sort of tell by the visual…had to ask a friend who spoke Japanese what the story plots were. LOL!

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    • Jacqueline Taylor Robson says:

      That’s a good one, Stella!
      “To a mouse, on turning up her nest with a plough” November 1785, is one of my favorite poems by Burns. It’s so sweet, and on Wiki, they have it with a translation in modern English.

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  16. Wooly Covfefe says:

    Awan and a side of Pizzagate.

    https://8ch.net/pol/res/10316968.html

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  17. stella says:

    Okay, I’m bragging about Tucker.

    I mentioned a while ago that he rang the bell to ask to get out. Since I always let him out when he goes into the kitchen with me, there has been no need. Well, today he rang the bell twice to get out, since I waited until he asked.

    Smart puppy.

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  18. auscitizenmom says:

    I think Ann Coulter actually answers the question, “Why did the Somali cop shoot a white woman from inside the squad car? Her answer makes sense.

    “Coulter: Pretty White Australian Girls’ Lives Matter”
    “As usually happens when Muslims attack, the press is consumed with worry about their mental state and well-being.”

    http://www.truthrevolt.org/commentary/coulter-pretty-white-australian-girls-lives-matter

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  19. I will be the first to admit that Twitter is not the brightest part of the Internet, but either the Right is more infested with RINOS then I first thought or I’m going nuts.

    Somehow, because John McCain is a veteran and has cancer, it’s wrong to call him out for being the lying snake-in-the-grass that he is. I’m glad he served. Really. But as Ann Coulter once noted that John Kerry spent a lot of time crowing about his military service and that most of the veterans she knows don’t really do that. Indeed, I was in college before I found out that my Aunt had been in the military. Several friend at college had been in the military and we did talk about that, mostly about how it shaped their perspective on things now. But they never brought out it as their version of the race card and that is what McCain’s military service looks more like to me every day: it’s his version of the race card and if you don’t agree with him why how dare you attack someone who defended this country.

    Second, i would never wish cancer on anyone, but I don’t know what his having cancer has to do with his being a snake-in-the-grass. Back when he first went to the Mayo Clinic for a “clot removal” someone on Twitter noted that you don’t see a lot of veterans going to the Mayo clinic. I never quite overcame that thought. How many veterans stuck in the VA health system died of cancer without ever knowing they had it because they simply couldn’t get in to see a doctor because the VA “lost” their paperwork or cancelled their appointment? And he just screwed the nation over by refusing to vote for a repeal. How many cancer patients lost their insurance because of O-care? Why does McCain’s cancer diagnosis shield him from criticism?

    John McCain, who as I am frequently reminded is a veteran, could have used his status as a veteran to become a voice working on reforming the VA. He could have voted to repeal O-care. But he didn’t, twice. But I am watching people get attacked on Twitter for calling McCain out for his outright hypocritical behavior (hey does the Mayo clinic accept Obamacare?). Well, he is a hypocrite and he made the choice to be one. And I might be evil for saying it, but I’m not sorry I said it.

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    • stella says:

      Here is one answer to the McCain defenders:

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    • Sharon says:

      “Second, i would never wish cancer on anyone, but I don’t know what his having cancer has to do with his being a snake-in-the-grass.”

      Thank you.

      Two separate issues, and those who link them should be asked: “So – of the people you know in your life who have or have had cancer [or if you have had cancer] was it because a) they/you were/are a jerk and b) someone in their lives who hates them hoped they would get cancer?”

      The inability or unwillingness to THINK is a really significant, foundational, and possibly terminal, issue in our nation.

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      • stella says:

        Same logic as those who call you a racist if you criticize what a black man says or does.

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      • People seem to think that McCain should be immune from criticism because he has cancer. If he wanted to be immune from criticism with that excuse he should have simply abstained from the vote.

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        • Sharon says:

          If this is direct response to me – I wasn’t aware that anyone thought he should be immune from criticism because he has cancer. I’ve seen many tying the fact that they are glad he has cancer and that they have wished for something bad to happen to him.

          It interests me that if he had just voted yes last night, all of that hate and vengeful presumption would not have been expressed today.

          His cancer and his hypocrisy are two separate issues as far as I’m concerned, and ought not be jointed together either pro or con.

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          • stella says:

            His vote is especially galling, since he campaigned the last time around on ending Obamacare.

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            • Sharon says:

              Yup. He’s a liar.

              Which was clearly established after his campaign with Sarah Palin, the lies his people told about her and her clothing purchases, etc.

              I guess I’m not particularly exercised about it because I don’t think it’s unexpected.

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              • Menagerie says:

                The real surprise is that anyone thought he would do anything other than what he’s done his whole career. Be a weak, sniveling, lying sell out.

                I’ve seen, by the grace of God, bad men repent and change. I can’t recall a single example of a spineless coward becoming courageous and brave. It just seems to me that when you are that way it sticks.

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          • It’s not a response to you, just something I noticed about Twitter this morning. Over there, anyone who maligns McCain is a scumbag trying to pick on someone with cancer (or attacking a POW, you know, whichever card works).

            I don’t accept his diagnosis as an excuse for what he did so it was astonishing to me the number of people who reacted badly when McCain was called out for his behavior.

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          • “His cancer and his hypocrisy are two separate issues as far as I’m concerned, and ought not be jointed together either pro or con.”

            According to idiots on Twitter, you’re not allowed to say anything about McCain at all because that would be maligning someone who had cancer. I don’t care about his diagnosis, I care about what he did, but some prescient people over there have noted and I believe correctly so that cancer will be his new card to play whenever someone maligns him for anything. His veteran status card might have exceeded shelf life, I dunno.

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      • Wooly Covfefe says:

        I think it was Menagerie who said the other week, “Babies get cancer. Democrats win the lottery.”

        Tying cancer (or lottery winnings) to behavior is absolutely insane.

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  20. joshua says:

    why is there such a growth in pedophilia and sexual deviations? Isn’t anyone happy with normal humanity anymore.
    are Japanese sex robots going to be modeled on 11 year old children bodies next?
    I am getting truly discouraged by the media and the perverts in our government and institutions.

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  21. Lucille says:

    Our Vale of Tears…we live in the confidence that Charlie is with our Lord….

    Charlie Gard Dies After Life Support is Switched Off: Mother Says “Our Beautiful Boy is Gone”
    By Steven Ertelt July 28, 2017 | 1:29PM
    http://www.lifenews.com/2017/07/28/charlie-gard-dies-after-life-support-is-switched-off-mother-says-our-beautiful-boy-is-gone/

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    • auscitizenmom says:

      😥 This is so sad.

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    • joshua says:

      God’s will be done….breaks my heart…maybe He sent us all a message, and these poor parents have to carry the letter to us all….we are so vulnerable…and if we have no trust or love for each other, for little babies and dogs and cats and small things, we have no Christian humanity to call on.
      Prays sent for parents….I have no idea how they bear this without God’s love shining on them now.

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      • Wooly Covfefe says:

        I don’t know how they bear this without going on a murderous rampage.

        Honestly.

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        • Wooly Covfefe says:

          That God’s love is shining on them is exactly why they bear this without going on a probably necessary murderous rampage, a la Anders Breivik of Norway.

          Time will tell if they can maintain and refrain.

          I don’t think I could, were I in their shoes. Despite all the bible verses I quote.

          The people who killed this kid are hanging from lamp-posts, in my mind.

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        • Menagerie says:

          I don’t know how any of us bear it without a rampage. And I am not sure at all that we should. Why should we stand by and allow them to kill infants?

          If ever there needed to be forceful interventional protests, now is the time. When it is legal to murder a child in such a way, the time has come for us to act.

          What next? I don’t know, but I’m thinking. Doing nothing is allowing evil to continue.

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    • lovely says:

      🙏🏼

      No words.

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  22. shiloh1973 says:

    Priebus is out and General Kelly is as Chief of Staff!

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  23. Lucille says:

    Beautiful ending thanks to all the compassionate people involved…

    Hope For Paws: Stray dog walks into a yard and then collapses…
    Hope For Paws – Official Rescue Channel

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  24. stella says:

    In case you missed it, this is how Sarah closed yesterday’s press briefing. Bang!

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  25. Dear Stellarites,

    Josiah & I are nearing the time to leave the hospital today! I’ve posted what should be our last hospital-based update on the CTH Prayer Request page here:

    https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2011/02/01/prayer-requests-9/

    We’ve really appreciated your prayers for us & interest in our situation. Thanks so much for your beautiful expressions of faith, understanding, & even empathy. Those of you have shared some personal details about your own journeys have also been such a blessing & encouragement to me in particular.

    Thanks, again for your many prayers for Josiah & I…& we would appreciate any further prayer as the Lord may bring our situation to mind in the coming days as we are adjusting to dealing with his current medical status on the home front.

    May the Lord Richly Bless You All, Blessings, in Christ, Valerie

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    • lovely says:

      Prayers continue, thank you for the update, prayers for a peaceful transition to home.

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    • Wooly Covfefe says:

      Speaking for myself alone, but probably not:

      Our interest in your situation is because you landed here, in this space. God blessed us with you, and so we can only care, and pray for you and yours. It is what we do.

      Like you said earlier, paraphrasing, our spirits know each others’ spirits.

      And God works. It’s what He does.

      Roll on Jehovah thy way, And trust upon Him, and He worketh,
      — Psalm 37:5 (Young’s Literal Translation).

      Think about that metaphor, as if your “way” is a massive boulder. Once you commit to rolling it down the hill, you let go. There’s nothing else you can do, because it’s a giant boulder, and you rolled it in one direction. You’ve given it to God. He worketh. Get out of the way and pray. He’s got this.

      Young’s Literal is the only translation that uses the word “Roll” in this verse, and it works.

      I think someone at CTH made a post about that, years back. Or maybe it was Ann Barnhardt. I can’t remember.

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  26. stella says:

    I know this is InfoWars, but it was recommended by someone I respect, with the comment that this is the way to get rid of Mueller.

    Robert Mueller’s Role in Clinton Scheme to Sell 20 Percent of US Uranium to Russia
    Special Counselor Mueller a Clinton Foundation “criminal fixer” in Uranium One scam?

    https://www.infowars.com/robert-muellers-role-in-clinton-scheme-to-sell-20-percent-of-us-uranium-to-russia/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=SocialWarfare

    WASHINGTON, D.C. – On May 17, the day Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein appointed former FBI Director Robert Mueller as Special Counsel charged with investigating possible “Russian collusion” with President Trump’s campaign, Julian Assange at WikiLeaks tweeted a WikiLeaks released State Department cable documenting that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton ordered Mueller to deliver a sample of stolen Highly Enriched Uranium (HEU) to Russia in 2009.

    Assange’s email signaled an investigation is needed into Mueller and his complex involvement with Russia and Uranium One, the company Bill Clinton promoted with Canadian entrepreneur Frank Giustra while Hillary Clinton served as Obama secretary of state in a criminal saga that ended up with Secretary Clinton voting to give the Russian State Atomic Nuclear Energy Agency, Rosatom, control of approximately 20 percent of all uranium holdings in the United States…

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  27. Wooly Covfefe says:

    I quoted this above, but here’s the context:

    5 Roll on Jehovah thy way, And trust upon Him, and He worketh,

    6 And hath brought out as light thy righteousness, And thy judgment as noon-day.

    7 Be silent for Jehovah, and stay thyself for Him, Do not fret because of him Who is making prosperous his way, Because of a man doing wicked devices. Psalm 37-5-7 (Young’s Literal Translation)

    It seems appropriate, and timely, somehow. Beautiful, too.

    Don’t worry about Algore. Hillary. Mueller. The Obamas. John McCain.

    “Stay thyself for Him.”

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  28. auscitizenmom says:

    lilbirdee12’s prayer:

    Our Heavenly Father, Your children come to you tonight to ask for healing and peace throughout our country so that we may return to being One Nation Under God. Guide us to be leaders in Your Kingdom, spreading Your Love and Salvation to all. Forgive us our sins and deliver us from evil.

    Lord, we ask for a blanket of protection over all our troops and law enforcement who serve to defend and protect us. Bless our representatives with the strength and wisdom they need to achieve the path You have chosen for us.

    Please place Your Guardian Angels of Protection around Donald Trump and Mike Pence and their families as they seek to lead America back to You.

    Grant us patience, Lord, as the evil ones try to anger us and cause us to fall.
    Spread blessings over Israel and Netanyahu.

    We humbly ask that You please comfort those who are grieving and in pain.
    Thank you Father, for Your Love and the gift of Life.

    In Jesus name, we pray. Amen

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  29. stella says:

    I read this excellent essay the other day, and ran across it again tonight. As the author says,

    Why am I telling you all this? Because I fear that, except for a few of us remaining graybeards and some immigrants from the world’s manifold tyrannies and anarchies, most Americans are too young to remember, even vicariously, the ills that the world can inflict and the effort it takes to withstand and restrain them. They have studied no history, so not only can they not distinguish Napoleon from Hitler, but also they have no conception of how many ills mankind has suffered or inflicted on itself and how heroic has been the effort of the great, the wise, and the good over the centuries to advance the world’s enlightenment and civilization—efforts that the young have learned to scorn as the self-interested machinations of dead white men to maintain their dominance. While young people are examining their belly buttons for microaggressions, real evil still haunts the world, still inheres in human nature; and those who don’t know this are at risk of being ambushed and crushed by it.

    See No Evil?
    Then it will take you by surprise.

    https://www.city-journal.org/html/see-no-evil-15330.html

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  30. Wooly Covfefe says:

    Aurora (her real name) Aksnes, from Norway, and her band, Aurora.

    The entire album is wonderous.

    Like

    • Wooly Covfefe says:

      I fall asleep in my own tears
      I cry for the world, for everyone
      And I build a boat to float in
      I’m floating away

      I can’t recall last time I opened my eyes to see the world as beautiful
      And I built a cage to hide in
      I’m hiding, I’m trying to battle the night.

      Let love conquer your mind
      Warrior, warrior
      Just reach out for the light
      Warrior, warrior
      I am a-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
      Warrior, warrior
      I am a-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
      Warrior, warrior of love.

      I stand behind the wall of people and thoughts, mind controlling
      And I hold a sword to guide me
      I’m fighting my way.

      I can’t recall last time I opened my eyes to see the world as beautiful
      And I built a cage to hide in
      I’m hiding, I’m trying to battle the night.

      Let love conquer your mind
      Warrior, warrior
      Just reach out for the light
      Warrior, warrior
      I am a-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
      Warrior, warrior
      I am a-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
      Warrior, warrior of love!

      Underneath darkened sky
      There’s a light kept alive

      Let love conquer your mind
      Warrior, warrior
      Just reach out for the light
      Warrior, warrior
      I am a-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
      Warrior, warrior
      I am a-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
      Warrior, warrior of love.
      Warrior of love!
      Warrior of love!

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  31. Menagerie says:

    My heart breaks at the news of little Charlie’s death, and I pray that his struggle will bring about change among those who have complacently allowed death mangers to rule the world.

    Liked by 3 people

    • Wooly Covfefe says:

      Death Panels. Sarah Palin was excoriated for using this phrase.

      And yet, here they are, just as she predicted. White babies need not apply.

      It’s just the ongoing White Genocide. Hitler 2 point 0.

      The Death Panels have their list of who is worthy of protection, and in which order.

      I hope that the white folks on these panels see their own kids denied care, because they are in the wrong demographic. I want to hear their lamentations and wailing, when their “priveleged” kids get denied care, as they set out to do by favoring everyone but their nation’s People.

      As they cry over their white babies, I want to give them a middle finger or two. Suck it up, buttercup. You made this bed — sleep in it.

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      • stella says:

        The “superior” ones will never suffer.

        Liked by 1 person

      • Menagerie says:

        I saw the summation of amdiscussion a man had with one of his liberal black friends online last night. I hope he rethinks whomhe calls friend after that conversation.

        They got into a talk about her support of Hillary. Much not relevant to what bothers me, skipping that part. Then he asks her how she can stomach the abortion clinics clearly aimed at black people. About how it was supposed to be safe, legal, and rare, but it’s not rare at all.

        Apparently she enthusiastically goes all in, telling him, yes, we need abortion, especially we want you white people aborting every one of your kids. We have abortion and eventually that is how we will put you in the minority and things will turn around for us, when we finally have control. And we want you to kill those children.

        I don’t know how he could have kept from being sick, literally.

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