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Anyone who resides in the state of Oregon see this?

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 21, 2020:

I guess I'll cross off Oregon from my places to visit (or travel through) list. California, Washington State, Colorado, New Mexico, Illinois, Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Virginia and Louisiana are already on my list of places to never go. Pretty soon I'll have to fly to the states that remain Constitutional.

As always, predictable.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 21, 2020:

I believe that is a Left exit, not a right exit. Otherwise, correct. (I think I remember seeing that guy cross from the fast lane and lose it on the exit. How he managed to miss another car, me and the guardrail amazes me to this day.)

[msn.com] Saudi Arabia breaks its own record for executions, beheading over 180 people in 2019

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 21, 2020:

Saudi Arabia is not a Constitutional Republic; it is a monarchy. They have the right to do whatever is legal there. However it should be a caution to anyone who thinks Islam should be welcome here.

You can’t just post a photo here without saying something.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 21, 2020:

Beto who?

Trudeau vows to push gun control after Nova Scotia shooting- [bearingarms.com]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 21, 2020:

Yeah, you might as well take the means law-abiding citizens have of defending themselves, when the criminally insane find a means - any means, to kill us. Might as well make it safer for them to do so. Gun-free zones are always their first choice. They don't attack armed camps, do they?

The White House Has Erected a Blockade Stopping States and Hospitals From Getting Coronavirus PPE ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 20, 2020:

Ridiculous.

US and China WAR May be Inevitable, As Economy Collapses And Democrats And GOP Fight, War Approaches...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 20, 2020:

Ridiculous. The Chinese are barely managing their own empire. Increasing that to a conquered nation like the US is so impractical as to be amazing to even consider. And why bother a productive trade partner, already almost indentured to China? War would only destroy their enslaved "partner" for far too long. Their economic losses would not recover for decades - including the cost of waging the war.

One US city is deploying a Chinese Firm's drones to police Americans who are not social distancing-...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 20, 2020:

Leftist I guess. Otherwise they would be resistant to the possibility of the Chinese obtaining the data transmitted by the drones.

copied from another forum A report from the other side of the narrative : CV19 HOAX UPDATE: ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 20, 2020:

Apparently a reminder is necessary. 99% of fatalities from COVID-19 are those with pre-existing conditions, like cancer, cardiovascular disease, smokers, high blood pressure - all regardless of age. Only 1% of fatalities are of those with no identified pre-existing conditions (which also means they may have had a condition not identified) The oft-repeated statement "We shouldn't re-open the economy until we are sure the danger is passed," is ridiculous. What danger? This is not much different than the flu, which also knocks down those with pre-existing conditions. Medical professionals expect those with these conditions to be taken out at any time by these things, despite their best efforts. So should we be afraid of 1% of even 6% of the mortality rate? In reality that is about quarter of your risk of dying in your car. Are you afraid of that so much that you will stop driving, or demand that the government shut down the economy until it is safe enough to drive? No? So why are you not demanding the government lift these draconian lockdowns???? https://informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/covid-19-coronavirus-infographic-datapack/

Most people who believe that "souls" are a thing, assume two things about them: that only humans ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 20, 2020:

Lacking any other evidence, poets are the only ones who define our soul, and when you read them, it is "all of the above."

Bipartisan group unveils proposal for reopening economy Read the plan: [scribd.com]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 20, 2020:

George Orwell predicted this in 1946.

California car crashes decreased by over 50 percent, saving taxpayers $1B: report [foxnews.com]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 20, 2020:

Interesting that the headline is about money and not the lives saved. Buried deep in the article, I found this: "Fatal car crashes decreased from 496 to 237 over the same 22 day period, the survey said." These numbers are fatalities in the same magnitude as COVID-19 deaths. No wonder Fox didn't place that in the headline. We didn't shut the nation down because of the 40,000 deaths on the highways in the US in 2017. Business as usual. No one is afraid to drive to the grocery store at risk of maiming or death, but we are afraid of dying of the newest version of the common cold so much that we shut down the nation???

Bipartisan group unveils proposal for reopening economy Read the plan: [scribd.com]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 20, 2020:

Congress finally has its control over the population it has always sought, and the Constitution has prevented. Give this a good look folks. It is almost entirely against the principles of the Constitution. The Federal government was never supposed to have this kind of power, for very good reasons. There is a statement in the document which admits that the best plan allows for differences in localities. This is the key admission of the main fault of the document. Localities should be in control. Why make it an exception to over-arching control??? Tell your reps that you are against this folks, while you have the chance. Tell them this should be in the hands of your local counties; not even the states, and definitely not the Feds. “It is amazing that people who think we cannot afford to pay for doctors, hospitals, and medication somehow think that we can afford to pay for doctors, hospitals, and medication and a government bureaucracy to administer it.” - Thomas Sowell.

Esoteric Freemasonry: The Compass, Square and the Letter G - Mark Passio [youtu.be]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 19, 2020:

I see no reason to object to their little club, secret handshakes, and so on. The Masons I know are community oriented, and tend to expect more of recruits than recruits expect of themselves, thereby raising them to become more self-disciplined, responsible citizens. That includes reverence for God. I was in the Boy Scouts. In those days it was a more traditional organization. I found their traditions simpler, but similar the Masons. The "secrecy" was merely to advance the members' skills and expertise in the traditions.

Archaeologist Simcha Jacobovici unpacks his theories about Mary Magdalene, Jesus and what has been ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 19, 2020:

I have no doubt that Simcha Jacobovici has found something like the anti-establishment viewpoint much like we have today in a certain segment of society. The fact that it was "redacted" and he has unredacted it should say something to those intellectually curious. Today, there are those who would tear down what is good and established, by sowing doubt that it is the best that is possible. I have no proof if it, but that is the sense I get in hearing Simcha Jacobovici's description, and the post below - thanks to @Xtra. I remain open to challenges to what I know, but the "The Lost Gospels of Thomas" are not credible.

The God that I doubt seems ever so much greater to me than the god that most atheists don't believe ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 19, 2020:

I think I follow that. I dare not allow my so very limited perception of reality become a barrier to what I know. And I can't imagine how anyone who can't tell me what the weather will be tomorrow, presumes to know the Universe so well as to assert that there is no God. But that is their problem. God promises Free Will in Scripture, and so I must do no less and honor everyone else's Free Will to choose to disbelieve.

Sunlight destroys virus quickly, new govt.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

"Pandemic" is still less of an event than the annual flu and cold season, which also linger into the summer. Wake up!!!

masscentral.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

Clearly dementia has set in. The NWO is everything Kissinger stood against in his career. And every study of human organization shows that accountability disappears in agencies over a few thousand people. The US is not called the Republic of America. In the Founder's incredible vision, the States were given the power because they were smaller and more accountable. Only those interested in taking advantage of others would be interested in destroying the Constitution and the unfairness and opportunity to control others of a less accountable World government. Humanity would return to life under feudal lords like the Dark Ages.

until someone better comes along 🍊 Donald is our Captain Orange we lucky we didn’t get ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

To anyone who believes in our system, Trump is the President. To anyone who doesn't think so, they are the subversives, the treasonous and the seditious.

Fog City Midge. "Donald Trump Classic. "Why Aren t They Paying Us?" [youtu.be]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

If you bother to study the man, this is who he always was, and who he still is. Those who need someone to tell them what to think are unfortunately unaware that the media is owned by the Left in this country, and is only too willing. So they believe every lie, half-truth and fact taken out of context given by the media to smear this great man. It isn't their fault that they are treasonous. They know no better. But the media does, and so does the power-mad leadership of the Left. They know that Leftism is morally bankrupt, and historically proven invalid. They don't care. Power today is their motivation, and so imbued in that desire are they, that they honestly believe it does not matter what regime occurs, as long as it does not limit their power. Just like the Bolshevik intellectuals who were among the first murdered. They have no idea that is their fate. And if they do have any idea, they are sure it won't happen today.

Have a look and get some signatures if u agree! [albertainstitute.ca]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

Deviation and amendment to a constitution of individual rights is almost always at the expense of Liberty.

The Fijian bees are locked into very specific habitats, and when these have contracted and split due...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

It would not be surprising if both evolutionary paths were coexistent.

Jordan Peterson. "Why You Should Learn From Harry Potter." [youtu.be]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

A very clear theory on how we learn, and why important lessons stick.

Some noteworthy reasons for taking the time to read these “Thoughts on the Current Crisis" (Not ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

Thank God for Dr. Arnn and Hillsdale College.

Google blocking 18m coronavirus scam emails every day [bbc.com]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

Google was far too invasive for my taste, causing me to find a more secure email a year ago.

Democrats weaponize Covid-19 to advance anti-constitutional agenda.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

While some of us are concerned about life or death, it is politics as usual for the Left.

Gradually restarting the economy? [youtube.com]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

... and the death toll due to the flu in 2018 was 80,000. All deaths in the US except suicide were 2,046,549 in 2019. We didn't shut the nation down for those numbers. And those numbers represent the morbidities of a healthier population than that which is being decimated by COVID-19. Anyone see a problem with that?

Jordan Peterson. "The Evils Of Marxism." [youtu.be]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

I am surprised to see revealed that almost no one is aware of what Marxism is, so neither could they possibly be aware of the dismal history of Marxism, Communism and Socialism; and that combined, they are responsible for arguably 100 million deaths, and three times more starved, tortured and exiled. Anyone who thinks any of these are a good idea are woefully ignorant in many ways - especially of history. "Those ignorant of history are doomed to suffer its re-creation." - Apologies to George Santayana for my paraphrase.

Jordan Peterson. "How To Change the World." [youtu.be]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

Dr Peterson cautions us far more persuasively to be the "Man In The Mirror," (my comparison, from the song made popular by Michael Jackson.)

Climate change: US megadrought 'already under way' [bbc.com]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

Bullsh*t! Colorado is now pushing 110% of a normal year.

OAN.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 17, 2020:

Democrats are uncharacteristically telling you who they are. Believe it!

Dennis Prager. "Coronavirus Doesn t Panic Me, Totalitarian Responses Do." [youtu.be]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

In 5 years, COVID-19 will be blip on the radar that many barely remember, just like the bird flu and SARS. What may be more important then, now and for decades past is creeping socialism, that may gain a significant leap due to COVID-19, if we allow it. History will record this era as the point at which either the West succumbed to socialism and the end of Constitutional Republicanism, or that we defeated the threat. It won't be about COVID-19.

HOW TO TELL WHEN A POLITICIAN, NEWSPERSON, OR MEDIA FIGURE IS BOUGHT AND PAID FOR BY THE CCP ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

"Slander is the only recourse when the argument is lost." - Socrates

[twitter.com] Check out Lucien!

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

Yikes. Praying for these people.

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TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

Hilarious. The thing that makes this simulation accurate transcends all faiths, beliefs, and political affiliations: Emotional immaturity; the inability to accept another's truth, and the unrestrained judgment that results. Maturity allows better listening, as we are secure in our own truths, and what we know beyond ourselves. We have no need to defend ourselves, or what we know. So we are not motivated to exaggerate or speculate. And we are not offended by anything. And we are not motivated to condemn anyone else, unless it is to agree as a juror in a court of law, and even then it isn't personal. It is a matter of required social responsibility. And we have no need to speak, unless it is necessary to move our agenda forward. And that agenda is firstly God (including atheism, which is a religion), family, nation, and career. When we are not effective, we learn, and/or accept. That's it. Simple.

Emerging theories regarding Covid-19 - attacking our lungs, blood or both?

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

Interesting. Hoping this is good news.

To follow up on an earlier post of mine: here a really good way of telling when a company is in the ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

Facebook's "Fact Checker" has challenged many things as false within my wheelhouse that I know to be true, so I know it to be unreliable.

Paul Joseph Watson.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

This is consistent with the historical record of a totalitarian regime, and common sense.

breitbart.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

The best way to defeat cockroaches is to catch them out in the open. COVID-19 is bringing them out into the open. Time to get out the RAID.

"That there is a great deal of uncertainty about this virus and pandemic is acknowledged by all.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

1. In 2018 there were 80,000 flu deaths in the US. We did not shut the nation down. We did not consider burying people in Central Park. The COVID-19 fatalities in the US are now 34,500, and logarithmic curves of the trajectory show a peak is near. 2. COVID-19 has a faster spread rate than the flu, and had 10 weeks to run amok here, with 40,000 travelers from Wuhan to the US in that time. It is likely that most of us have been exposed, and as testing of all people begins, the data agrees. 3. 99% of the COVID-19 deaths are of people with pre-existing conditions, like cardiovascular disease, or smokers. That gives all of us who are healthy only a one in 100,000 chance of dying from COVID-19. We are more likely to die going to the grocery store. Given the fact that this is the first time COVID-19 is appearing in humans, the caution is an intelligent response, however the time for that has clearly passed. The low rates of infection in countries like Sweden, which did not practice social distancing, seem to prove it.

Gateway Pundit.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

I have a very difficult time imagining any intelligent person still on Facebook.

LONDON CALLING - The Truth Hurts LIBS MAKE FILMS to MAKE WHITES LOOK BAD Yes, dear citizens, that ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

Racism is evidence of anything but intellectual or emotional intelligence.

breitbart.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

Yeah, Zuckerberg, et al, appear oblivious to what they don't know. Given their potential access to information, that takes a special effort to maintain deliberate ignorance.

PBS NewsHour - When the U.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

Even though this makes credible sense for the time, PBS is not among my trusted sources of information, because they have proved themselves willing to engage in partisan politics.

SHADE the Motion Picture [youtu.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

Wow, this is the granddaddy of all conspiracy theories! Remember, anything invisible can be asserted to be ANYTHING, and you can't prove otherwise. I can not speak authoritatively on anything in the piece except "geo-engineering." As an engineer, I can say for sure that there is no engineering at all in their claims. Firstly, all of the power generated by human beings in ONE YEAR is 100 times weaker than the energy that strikes the Earth from the Sun in ONE DAY, and the Sun is the largest forcing factor of Earthly weather. Secondly, the power required to affect the weather for 5 minutes would require a device so large that it could never be hidden, because the energy would be so high that it would require massive conductors, and even more massive insulation to prevent the operators from being vaporized. A thunderstorm and a 1 megaton nuclear weapon are about the same energy. Imagine trying to control or focus that. The ONLY place that will happen with Earthly materials in in your imagination. Finally, there is the problem of how you convert electrical or any other source of energy into something that can affect the weather. You can heat up the atmosphere for a short time in a small area with a nuclear bomb. Then what? (Remember a 1 megaton bomb delivers ten million times smaller energy than strikes the Earth every day from the Sun.) And good luck testing your method and hiding it. From their ridiculous assertions about geo-engineering, I conclude that the whole article is fiction.

Attacking the 'helpers' is a symptom of our toxic political polarization- ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

The Left knows they win by condemning everything, hopefully creating chaos, that then becomes the fault of whoever is in charge. WE win mainly by ignoring them, not engaging them in debate, and quietly keeping our mind on being effective.

[thepostmillennial.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

That's right. Every news outlet in the US owned by socialists has been hemorrhaging red because they have almost completely disgraced themselves with the American public, and needed an infusion of sensationalism handily provided by a virus a lot like the flu, with which they are nicely returning to profitability. So they are more than willing to throw gasoline on that fire. And the Left has benefited from the existence of a phenomenon that those needing someone to tell them what to think exist in the media, and have sought to control them all - including Fox now. So the Left is only too happy to support them by sneaking that into the recovery bill. I have no doubt that the same is happening in Canada.

Quit trashing Trump's accomplishments.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

Woefully uninformed sir. Please read "Oh Say Can You See," a book about the infidelities and crazy idiosyncrasies of all of our Chief Executives, up to the publishing date. All but a few were philanderers. Many were alcoholics, and too many were paranoid. There are also many incorrect assertions in your list, revealing that you are a fan of the Washington Post, which publishes a list like this containing mostly some accurate information associated with fictional context, some half-truths and the remainders outright lies. Congratulations. You are an excellent student - probably because you need someone willing to tell you what to think, making you among the truly brainwashed.

This documentary from Epoch Times puts to bed for all time the myth of the Wuhan wet market as a ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

1. SARS-COV2 genome sequencing done in the US shows no markers typical of the known splicing carriers that are impossible to avoid in gene splicing. 2. The connection to the genes in the species of bats in the papers referenced in this article, to the the genes found in the SARS-COV2 sequencing done in the US, shows a much older forensic path than the pangolin. This indicates that the recent gene splicing done in the Chinese labs - even if it somehow happened as claimed, was far older than the latest version infecting humans. So it almost certainly jumped species and became human-transmissable without being genetically engineered by humans. 3. Non-geneticists are venturing their conclusions about the virus, and no geneticist participated in the article. 4. logically speaking, there would be almost no likelihood of anyone working with such a dangerous virus being careless, because they would be the first victims. And the military would need both an antidote, and a plan for tactical use of the virus which would be most favorable to its own side. This epidemic has not originated in a way, nor been handled in China consistent with either probability. As an engineer, able to read the gene sequencing papers done in the US, I find this article not credible, irresponsible, and stinking of the kind of fear that drove us to overreact and cripple our economy.

Trump says he may forcefully adjourn Congress, use recess to appoint nominees ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

According to the Constitution, Article I, Section 5, The President may adjourn Congress only when neither the House nor Senate agree on adjournment for more than three days. As far as I can discern, this has never happened.

The Deep State Hiding in Plain Sight [youtu.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 16, 2020:

For those who enjoy seeing Republicans go down, regardless of wrongdoing, they are not likely to complain, nor even admit to the existence of the Deep State. The main characteristic of the Left is the lack of understanding of the value of Constitutionally protected rights to due process. They are the folks who will judge without evidence and convict in the court of public opinion; as well as be the first to be outraged when caught in any infraction. They often complain that the Constitution is outdated, frequently without ever having read the document, almost no familiarity of the founding principles, and no historically viable alternative. They typify those living in the moment, as if actions have no consequences - especially if you agree with them.

Will Witt: keeping it real [youtu.be]

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 14, 2020:

This is "news?"

Americans will decide when lockdown is over- [thefederalist.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 14, 2020:

I know thousands of people, and very few have any idea what the President's Constitutional powers are. The Constitution assigns the States almost all powers except defense of the country and regulation of interstate commerce. The President can advise, and use his pulpit to inspire, but otherwise can not tell governors what to do. Your governor is the one to contact if it is not going the way you think it should.

Just bought the Spring Field's Hellcat 9mm; touted as the world's smallest, highest round capacity ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 14, 2020:

How accurate at 10 meters?

Rather than science destroying philosophy, I think it has potential to enhance or complement ...

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 14, 2020:

Many philosophers consider mathematicians as practitioners of philosophy, in part because they must use abstract logic to interpret the meaning of advanced mathematics, and must do so impeccably to seek validity. And cosmology has a similar aspect, as verification requires interpretation of often contradictory information. Finally, Cosmology and physics seem to many physics experts such as Micheo Kaku, and some mathematicians, to indicate the existence of God - the ultimate philosophy. "Science is not only compatible with spirituality; it is a profound source of spirituality." - Carl Sagan. The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark.

Paul Joseph Watson.

TimTuolomne comments on Apr 12, 2020:

InfoWars is not among my trusted sites.

Sam Harris on Artificial Intelligence (with Joe Rogan, Max Tegmark and more) [youtu.be]