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Tell the Gooferment to go to hell”!
#endtheministryoftruth
#endhomelandsecurity
#endthetsa
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Biden’s DHS Confirms Plans to Siphon Healthcare Services Away from Veterans to Illegal Aliens at Border
John Binder
28 Apr 2022704
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President Joe Biden’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has seemingly confirmed plans to siphon healthcare services away from American veterans treated at Veterans Affairs (VA) to illegal aliens arriving at the United States-Mexico border.
During a hearing before the House Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday, DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas confirmed to Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA) that the Biden administration is in talks with VA officials to potentially transfer doctors and nurses to the southern border to treat illegal aliens arriving every day in record-breaking numbers.
“Is the department planning to reallocate resources, doctors and nurses, from our VA system intended to care for our veterans to illegal immigrants at our southern border?” Hinson asked.
Mayorkas responded, stating that “the resources that the medical personnel from the Veterans Administration would allocate to this effort is under the judgment of the secretary of Veterans Affairs, who prioritizes the interests of veterans above all others for very noble and correct.”
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Sigh! Once again the USA screws its military. Time to hold the Gooferment’s politicians and bureaucrats accountable.
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With mayors dropping dead, ambulance calls up 40% and insurance companies speaking out, like Humpty Dumpty, it would only be a matter of time until an honest judge somewhere ruled the vaccines are experimental. Is this why the ludicrous claims are dying a natural death?
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Interesting read? Other than those of us who are at risk — old sick fat people — why would anyone take “the jab”?
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https://www.foxnews.com/us/utah-garbage-man-secretly-filmed-saving-american-flag-from-trash
Utah garbage man secretly filmed teaching woman a ‘lesson’ about American flag
‘I took an oath once to defend this country and our flag, and I still do,’ the man said
By Jon Brown | Fox News
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A garbage man in Utah was filmed last week taking an American flag out of the trash and folding it neatly when he thought nobody was looking.
Don “Munch” Gardner, a Marine Corps veteran, was secretly taped honoring the flag by Huntingdon, Utah resident Brooke Cowley, according to Fox 13.
“I was a complete idiot! I was cleaning our porch while the kids did an Easter egg hunt. I threw away our flag and pole because it had broken and ripped,” Cowley wrote on Facebook. “Then I witnessed our ‘garbage man’ stop get out of the truck, unhook the flag and take the time to fold it!”
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A lot of people sacrifices — some it all — and hopefully we all will remember that.
God loved the Marines. And they prove what they love — Semper Fidelis.
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Eye Test Innovators vs The Bottleneckers
36,978 views Apr 19, 2022
John Stossel
651K subscribers
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Need glasses? Going to an optometrist can be a pain and waste the better part of a day. So a company, Opternative, invented an at-home test.
It’s cheaper and more convenient than traditional eye exams. You just need a cell phone and a computer.
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But the American Optometric Association wants it banned. They say “it poses significant health risks to consumers” because “it relies on new, self-administered tests” rather than “assessment by an eye care professional.”
Is this new eye test dangerous? Or is it a cheap and efficient eye care alternative?
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Well, when first I heard of it, I thought about my last eye exam. It was done by an ophthalmologist; not an optometrist. He scanned my retina. Reminded me to stay on my RX for high blood pressure that he’d detected more than a decade ago. As well as, noting that my cataracts had not progressed any further.
So there is a fine point on this. Although I’m not sure what an “assessment by an eye care professional” would mean if that “professional” is an optometrist?
YMMV, I recommend seeing an ophthalmologist for your annual exam. It may cost more but it could save your sight and even your life.
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Supreme Court Definitively Ends the SALT Tax Deduction Case
Ilya Somin | 4.18.2022 8:26 PM
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As Jonathan Adler points out, today the Supreme Court refused to review a lower-court decision upholding the 2017 tax law’s caps on the federal tax deduction for state and local taxes. The law, enacted by a GOP-controlled Congress, limits this $10,000 for individual taxpayers and married couples filing jointly, and $5000 for married people filing separately. Jonathan rightly notes that the case never had much merit, which is why it was uniformly rejected by the lower-court judges who considered it (all of them Democratic appointees).
I have followed this case from its inception. The claims the plaintiffs raised about coercion, the Tenth Amendment, and other issues, are important for anyone who follows constitutional federalism issues, and would have set a dangerous new precedent had they succeeded. Here is a list of my posts about it.
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While I am far from “rich”, having real estate in a “blue state”, I’m impacted by SALT.
i object to the entire concept of the “federal income tax”. The Dead Old White Guys must be rolling over when SCOTUS affirms the income tax and all the host of other confiscatory taxes that the central Gooferment levies on the people.
“We, The Sheeple” are just stupid cowards. The Revolution was fought over the King’s taxes which were a fraction of what we pay today. If the Blue States really had their acts togeter, they’d secede from the Union. If the Red States really had their acts togeter, they’d secede from the Union. There is NO reason to allow Washington to run our lives with one size fits all Gooferment policies.
Time has come for everyone to go their separate ways.
“Would you tell me please, Mr. Howard, why should I trade one tyrant three thousand miles away for three thousand tyrants one mile away? An elected legislature can trample a man’s rights as easily as a king can.” Mel Gibson as the character Benjamin Martin in the movie The Patriot http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0187393/quotes
We should trade for local tyrants, as opposed to Washington DC tyrants, because we MIGHT be able to convince the locals. If not, it’s not a far drive to bring the torches and pitchforks.
Argh!
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https://survivalblog.com/2022/04/26/preparedness-notes-tuesday-april-26-2022/
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On April 26, 1986, one of the world’s worst nuclear accidents occurred at the Chernobyl plant in the Ukrainian portion of the USSR. An explosion and fire in the No. 4 reactor sent radioactivity into the atmosphere; at least 31 Soviets died immediately. JWR’s Comments: I was unfortunately a Chernobyl down-winder. You see, I was TDY with the 2nd M.I. Battalion at Stuttgart Army Airfield that spring, working live Guardrail intel missions. After the Soviet reactor went kablooey, we were all lied to by both the West German government and the U.S. Army. They later revealed that they had downplayed the radiation risk, “to avoid panic.” So, at the time when the winds were unfavorable and I should have been safely tucked in a bunker, I was instead out riding my bicycle in the fallout. (I commuted by bike a couple of miles from a gasthaus in Echterdingen to Stuttgart Army Airfield.) The only fallout warning that they gave us was to avoid fresh dairy products. Lesson learned: Never trust any national government to have your best interest as their priority.
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I think the track record of Gooferments in general is so poor when you evaluate your best interest as their priority.
Remember: Agent Orange poisoning future generations of veterans? I know one GI who lost two children to strange diseases with astronomical rarity. It’s Tuskegee writ large.
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https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/04/connecting_the_dots_on_early_covid_treatments.html
Connecting the Dots on Early COVID Treatments
By Antonio R. Chaves
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As you may well know, hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) and ivermectin are among the most frequently mentioned drugs for early treatment of COVID-19. Both drugs were originally used to combat tropical diseases like malaria (HCQ) and river blindness (ivermectin). What follows is a very brief history of how they were repurposed for treating COVID-19
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Whether or not you believe HCQ and ivermectin are effective early treatments is beside the point: Both of these generic drugs are considered safe for pregnant women and many nations sell these drugs over the counter.
Given that there is no moral or scientific basis for this unprecedented disruption of the doctor-patient relationship, why are the CDC and FDA doing this? Why do some dying patients need to resort to a court order to access alternative treatment?
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If there is a silver lining to this grotesque charade, it is our growing awareness of the moral bankruptcy in our government, our media, our medical institutions. Most importantly, it has shed light on how easily massive segments of the population can be frightened into blind obedience.
If you still believe the lockdowns, mandates, and medical recommendations were hammered out in good faith, I have some Moderna stock to sell you.
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It seems fairly obvious that Big Pharma got a huge payday and the Gooferment, the politicians, the bureaucrats, the media, and medical institutions were in on the scam.
I don’t think that “We, The Sheeple” even today have any clue as to how badly they were fooled. And, the long term effects have yet to be seen
Sigh!
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https://nj1015.com/iphone-users-should-do-this-before-they-die/
Name a Legacy Contact so your “stuff” isn’t locked up forever. Death certificate requred.
And, I’m sure I’ve mentioned that EVERYONE — regardless of age — needs a will, a durable complete function power of attorney, a medical power of attorney, as well as an advance directive. If an attorney says one size will fit all, get another attorney. If someone says “do it yourself online at http;//… …”, get your legal advice from someone with a valid law license in your state and who specializes in estate law. Don’t fall for the 99$ advertisements either. Doing it correctly will entail at least two visits to a lawyer and a few hundred dollars in legal fees.
P.S., the will should have “self-proving” affidavits. If it doesn’t, find another lawyer.
P.P.S., the lawyer as part of the fee should “vault” your original will for you and just give you copies. One of which is for your executor.
P.P.P.S., Do NOT put these papers in a safe deposit box in YOUR NAME. It’ll be sealed on your death. I paid for my executor to rent a save deposit box in her name and my stuff is in there. Easy cheap work around.
Remember all the famous people who died without paperwork and left a mess to get sorted out in the courts. Wills bring out the worst in nice people.
FWIW YMMV FAIWWYPFI,
Crazy Old Ferd
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Dr.Byram W. Bridle, a hero of mines, a friend and colleague out of Canada: “A Moratorium on mRNA ‘Vaccines’ is Needed”, I am saying URGENT, I am saying clearly, a STOP, now! None in Children EVER! I share this substack from him for he deserves to be heard, he is brilliant and like me, our families were harassed and even stalked, our lives threatened and family’s, often by University faculty
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I repeat, we are seeing a 40% spike in deaths (excess mortality) in the 18-64 year age group and 82% excess deaths in 25-44 year age group in the last quarter…we have to take a serious look at this and understand that these are tracking back to the vaccine. Not COVID.
IMO, these injections, these mRNA lipid nano particle injections must be stopped now and should have never ever been brought. It is time to end this, they have been shown to be ineffective and not safe.
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Don’t “TL;DR”. It’s a long hard read, but it certainly asks some interesting questions. It was a profitable “experiment” for Big Pharma and all its toadies. Unfortunately, “We, The Sheeple” don’t know how it works out for us lab rats. Bottom line: I’m not “boosting” and I wouldn’t believe anything anyone says for a long long time. YMMV FWIW Crazy
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https://www.unz.com/pbuchanan/first-priority-avoid-us-war-with-russia/
First Priority — Avoid US War With Russia
Pat Buchanan • April 22, 2022 • 900 Words • 29 Comments • Reply
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Asked if the U.S. should send troops to fight beside the Ukrainians, Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., said Sunday the time may have come.
Russian President Vladimir Putin “will only stop when we stop him,” said Coons.
“We are in a very dangerous moment where it is important that … we in Congress and the administration come to a common position about when we are willing to go the next step and to send not just arms but troops to the aid in defense of Ukraine.”
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As U.S. forces fighting and killing Russians in Ukraine would ignite a U.S.-Russia war, which could escalate to nuclear war, we are not going to take that first step and risk the security and survival of our country, even if our staying out of this two-month war means the defeat of Ukraine.
Call it the Eisenhower position.
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I often agree with Pat Buchanan and this time is no exception.
I would point out that the USA overthrew the elected Government in the Ukraine when it was pro-Russia.
I would also point out that the USA via “Voice of America” encouraged the Hungarian revolution and then (once again) “hung the poor dupes out to dry”.
The USA should just stop being the instigator and MYOB!
Oh BTW, Chris Coons should go put boots on the ground; not “our” young women and men.
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A Staggering Number of Athletes Collapsed This Past Year
BY Joseph Mercola TIME April 19, 2022
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Story at-a-glance
More than 769 athletes have collapsed on the field during a game from March 2021 to March 2022. The shocking statistic was revealed by One America News Network (OAN), which also found the average age of the athletes who suffered cardiac arrest is just 23 years old.[1] The unprecedented surge in cardiac arrest and other heart issues among elite athletes coincides with the rollout of COVID-19 jabs.
The Miami Open made headlines in early April 2022 after 15 players — all of whom had reportedly received COVID-19 injections[2] — dropped out. Among them were favorites Paula Badosa and Jannik Sinner. Badosa left the court in tears after becoming unwell, and Sinner’s opponent said he saw him “bend over” on the court, noting “it was very strange.”[3] Even the fans were confused, with one stating, “What is going on?”[4]
As Pearson Sharp of OAN explained, “These are just two of more than 769 athletes who have collapsed during a game, on the field, over the last year.” He continued:[5]
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I know that the corporate establishment media puts the rap on One America News Network. But even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Where is the Gooferment, corporate establishment, or anyone reporting on or debunking this.
I’d like to now and until I do, I suspect that the Covid-19 jab is to blame.
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‘The danger and the lasting damage that they knew about are clearly on display’ said Wolf about the FDA and Pfizer’s knowledge of the COVID jabs.
Source: Naomi Wolf: The FDA ‘knew’ COVID jabs weren’t ‘safe and effective’ but pushed them anyway – LifeSite
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FDA: What did the FDA know and when did they know it? We need this agency, past and present commissioners under oath, and we need them to explain and if they were reckless and costed lives, JAIL!
Naomi Wolf: The FDA ‘knew’ COVID jabs weren’t ‘safe & effective’ but pushed them anyway. ‘The danger and the lasting damage that they knew about are clearly on display’ said Wolf about the FDA/Pfizer
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A friend got a check “washed” that had been mailed in a drop box, altered, and cashed.
Needless to say, they didn’t even conceive of such happening.
I suggested a few follow ups on what to do.
First and foremost, immediately file a police report.
He’d notified bank and changed accounts Updated on the credit reporting agencies (transunion, experian, equifax, etc).
Then, he’s going to notify all the places he hold accounts.
Argh!
I think IMHO the banks should have the ability for account holders to “pre post” the checks they write with the check number and amount. In effect, “write” it twice — once on paper and once on line. Then if the check gets altered, the bank will no to reject it. Seems simple enough to me and would be a great “value added service”. I’d think it would be real popular with business. After all the bank’s bill pay is almost that already.
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https://mises.org/wire/how-fully-private-no-insurance-hospitals-help-common-man
How Fully Private, No-Insurance Hospitals Help the Common Man
04/14/2022 Daniel Diefenbach
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How does one make an economic decision when the price of a good is not evident? To any adherent of the Austrian school, this of course is impossible. There is no way to decide whether to purchase something if the only way of knowing the price is after committing. For example, who would fill up their car only to see what the price was at the end? No one. In no aspect of life would this make sense, yet it is the standard in the American healthcare system.
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In June 2021, the Mises Institute held the Medical Freedom Summit in Salem, New Hampshire, and one of the speakers was Dr. G. Keith Smith of the Surgery Center of Oklahoma, an institution that is truly free market and receives no money from the federal government. He spoke of the successes of his business and of the simple model he and Dr. Steve Lantier established in 1997. Smith describes their first patient experience as follows:
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He later told the story of a Georgia man who was quoted $40,000 for his surgery at home. The Surgery Center of Oklahoma quoted him $4,000. Upset at having lost a patient to them already, the man’s hometown surgeon decided to match the price. The patient told Dr. Smith that the Surgery Center of Oklahoma “had saved him $36,000 and … hadn’t even performed his surgery.”
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Once again we learn that the Gooferment has really really messed up “health”, “health care”, “health care insurance”, or something else like our lives.
Just separate “health insurance” from employment by making health insurance premiums deductible from the top line, just as it is for businesses, and level the playing field.
After all you don’t lose your car insurance when you change jobs. Why should health insurance be any different?
Argh!
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President Biden Sides Against Union Rank-and-File
By James Sherk April 15, 2022
James Sherk is the director of the Center for American Freedom at
the America First Policy Institute. He previously served as a special
assistant to the president in the Domestic Policy Council at the White
House during the Trump administration.
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Of course, siding against workers is not the best look politically.
Neither is shutting down transparency.
The Biden Administration understandably rolled back the transparency regulation very quietly. Biden’s Labor Department killed the rule without fanfare on December 30 — the day before the New Year’s Eve holiday, when most union members and the press enjoyed Christmas vacations.
President Biden proclaims himself “the most pro-union President leading the most pro-union administration in history.” He is actually leading the most pro-union boss administration in history. As UAW members can attest, those are not the same thing.
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I missed this one and, of course, so did “the Fourth Estate” aka the Gooferment’s house propaganda arm.
I would think that there must be a ton of Federal and State laws broken.
And, I would think there would also be a slew of pissed off union workers.
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https://www.spiked-online.com/2022/04/15/why-elon-musk-has-rattled-them/
Why Elon Musk has rattled them
Tom Slater Editor 15th April 2022
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We stand here on the edge of tyranny… Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter. That, roughly speaking, has been the commentariat reaction in recent days as the world’s richest man has launched a takeover attempt of the social-media giant, citing his concerns about its censorious policies as his main motivation.
Musk revealed last week that he had become Twitter’s largest shareholder, with a 9.2 per cent stake. Now he’s offered to buy the whole company for a cool $43 billion, a nice premium on its current worth. As it stands, Twitter’s board is resisting and America’s great and good have gone berserk.
The Washington Post’s Max Boot was swift out of the blocks. ‘I am frightened by the impact on society and politics if Elon Musk acquires Twitter’, Boot tweeted. ‘He seems to believe that on social media anything goes. For democracy to survive, we need more content moderation, not less.’
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What better way to break up Big Tech than to have some “wild card” break in?
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Surveillance Cameras from New York Subway Shooting Suspiciously “Malfunctioned” Not Taking Any Video
Matt Agorist April 13, 2022
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Adding to the suspicious nature of the shooting is the fact that the surveillance cameras in the area of the shooting had reportedly malfunctioned.
A preliminary review indicates there was some sort of malfunction with the camera system at the station, Adams told WCBS Radio880 AM. There are almost 10,000 cameras in the MTA system including almost 600 cameras on the Brooklyn section of where the attack took place, MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber told CNN’s Jake Tapper.
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It’s Epstein all over again!
Argh!
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The Hickman County woman put her palm forward, tucked her thumb in and closed her four fingers over it in front of the cashier, who repeated the gesture back and the woman nodded.
— Read on nypost.com/2022/04/14/woman-uses-tiktok-signal-to-alert-cashier-about-kidnapping/
Bitcoin Songsheet: Airline Miles Are The Original Altcoins
Airline miles are the original altcoin, allowing zombie companies to issue
value for nothing while encouraging people to be “Miles Chasers.”
Jimmy Song
Apr 11, 2022
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Confessions of a Miles Chaser
I used to be one of those Miles Chasers. I’d spend an hour looking for a way to earn miles so I could get the equivalent of $8 in miles. Somehow, it never registered that I was giving myself a job at $8/hr. The sadder thing is that the work didn’t really benefit anybody or build anything. It was as productive as doomscrolling through Facebook. Unfortunately, Miles Chasing is a hard habit to break because of the scarcity mentality that’s so common to fiat money: You can take the miles from my cold, dead hands.
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I was once a “miles chaser”, but I never bought into the credit card offers and other ”extra miles” gimmicks.
I had a job at AT&T where I was doing database trying for a new footprint side roll out. I had to visit an absurd number of cities in — as I remember it — in 8 week window. The United plan had some number of miles and “segments” for a few week in Hawaii including free round trip first class tickets for two people. Getting miles was the “easy part”; segment were much harder. Reading the “rules”, a non-stop counted as one segment, but stops along the route counted as segments. Since I was allowed to chose my flights, I took the roll out schedule and figured out how to do the training and collect the required number of segments. Laugh! (Just tell me the rules and I’ll figure it out.) So I was doing two cities a week Monday / Tuesday in City #1 and then Thursday / Friday in City #2. So Sunday night I went Trenton to Pittsbugh to O’Hare then proceeding to City #1. On Wednesday I’d fly from City #1 to City #2; non-stop unless I needed more segments. And finally on Friday night, inbound to home from City #2 to O’Hare, Pittsburgh, and Trenton. Laugh! No problem. Then Frau Reinke and I went to Hawaii via LA and San Fran with side trips to Las Vegas and Reno.
Made it all worthwhile. Got a great appraisal for doing the training with a raise, bonus, and promotion. No much of a life for those 8 weeks but everything in life was a trade off. I even got kudos for “saving travel money” since the price of direct flights at the time was about triple my connectors.
It was a great “life hack” and I learned to always study the rules.
Laugh!
I never used or collected “miles” after that.
Laugh!
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Technocracy is the proverbial operating system for the “superclass,” a centralized global elite that is working toward securing the exclusive ownership of all the world’s assets, reducing the rest of us to indebted serfs. While the plans for a NWO based on technocracy, i.e., The Great Reset and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, are clearly outlined on websites like that of the World Economic Forum (WEF), and world leaders are using these terms on a regular basis, when people point out the nefarious meaning of these terms, they’re typically dismissed as loony conspiracy theorists. 1 But the NWO is no conspiracy theory.
Source: Why the New World Order Wants Programmable Currency
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Foundations were made ‘tax exempt’ in the U.S. as ‘charitable’ organizations by the Revenue Act of 1917. This enabled the wealthiest people on Earth to fund their various social engineering projects without the need to pay any income tax. Income tax is only for the little people …
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Seems like it’s time to tax “foundations”!
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https://www.unz.com/pbuchanan/message-from-ukraine-nukes-do-deter/
Message From Ukraine — Nukes Do Deter
Pat Buchanan • April 12, 2022
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What the Ukraine war has demonstrated is the vulnerability of not having nukes.
Taiwan and South Korea, especially, should take note.
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Pat Buchanan always hits the mark in “foreign policy”. In this case, countries should be examining just how much or how little they can depend upon the USA. If I was a foreign leader, then I’d say “not at all”.
Forewarned is fore armed.
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Bitcoin Songsheet: Airline Miles Are The Original Altcoins
Jimmy Song
Apr 11, 2022
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Because governments view airlines as a display of national prestige, there’s a tendency to bail them out of their troubles. The three major U.S. airlines (Delta, American and United) have gone through at least one bankruptcy in the last 20 years. The bankruptcy proceedings usually result in a merger or some new company that’s injected with government funds. Even airlines that might go bankrupt are bailed out by the government such as during the travel shutdowns of the pandemic. The result is that airlines are now zombie companies that repeatedly get revived through government intervention.
Zombie companies typically don’t do that well in the marketplace. It’s no coincidence that air travel times are slower now than in the ‘70s. Planes might be more fuel efficient, but they’re not really faster or more convenient. The way these zombies have survived, besides government intervention, is through the financialization of their miles programs.
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One really has to see the link between bailouts and inefficient zombie companies.
Real competition between financially healthy airlines would make air travel faster, more convenient, as well as “cheaper”.
The DHS / TSA “airport security” is “security theater” at best and further allows zombie airlines to shift costs to the public at large.
Argh!
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