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This report is obviously troubling for plethora reasons. The pathogen that immediately jumped out to me was "Borrelia burgdorferi (Lyme disease). This disease was first believed to be transmitted via a tick bite. The scientific and medical communities have been doing research over the last decade understanding that this could also be transferred by secretions during intercourse, and even passed in utero. This below study is suggesting that there are more options for transferring this particular pathogen than once believed. Scary stuff. https://rationalground.com/dangerous-pathogens-found-on-childrens-face-masks/

This is an excellent 8+ minute video for those not understanding the Maricopa/forensic audit. The narrator has a smooth, friendly voice, and it’s a relatively simple explanation without being condescending. This isn’t partisan so the more sensitive crowd shouldn’t be intimidated: https://rumble.com/viaxgn-audits-explained.html

Hello All 🙂 I’m working late since the kiddos are abed, cleaning up info I’ve been saving. I started the list for the Good News post today. Can you believe it already has 14 highlights on it?! I’m getting ready to post some items for your Last Ditch Effort™ file. Humor, gentleness, seriousness –whatever it takes to help those we care about wake up, right? Blessings to you. Have a beautiful Monday!

As Sonora Smart Dodd sat in church in Spokane, Washington, on Mother’s Day in 1909, she listened to a sermon about mothers. Sonora was expecting her first and only child. Sonora’s own mother had died eleven years earlier when Sonora was sixteen. Sonora and her five younger brothers were left to be cared for by their father, William Jackson Smart, a veteran of the Civil War. Sonora described her father as "a very strict man, a real disciplinarian," but said he was also "kind and loving" and kept the family "together and happy." Sonora loved her father, and she wanted him to be honored. The Mother’s Day sermon she listened to that Sunday in 1909 got her wheels turning and she decided to embark on a mission of establishing another holiday—a special day to honor fathers. Sonora worked hard to convince others that her idea was a good one. She succeeded! The following year, the city of Spokane celebrated Father’s Day. The month of June was chosen for the special day since that was the birth month of Sonora’s father, who was still living at the time. Ministers across Spokane delivered Father’s Day sermons. The mayor of Spokane and the governor of Washington state issued Father’s Day proclamations. News of the Father’s Day celebration in Spokane traveled across the country. Seven national newspapers published articles about it. Sonora received letters from all over the country. She replied to the letters as she could, but sometimes she received as many as one hundred in a single day! She eventually asked some other women to help her handle the correspondence. Many people wrote about how they wanted their own communities to observe Father’s Day. Finally in 1966, fifty-six years after the first Father’s Day celebration in Spokane, President Lyndon Johnson signed a proclamation that declared the third Sunday in June the first nationwide official observance of Father’s Day. Sonora Dodd said that she was "happy that this could have come to pass in my lifetime." She was eighty-four years old. In 1971 the National Father’s Day committee presented her with a silver bowl and named her the "Mother of Father’s Day." In 1972 President Richard Nixon made the observance of Father’s Day a permanent one. Taken from Notgrass History’s “Uncle Sam and You” book.

Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America My tour with Bill O’Reilly is getting a lot of attention, and I’m looking forward to it. Maybe tickets would make a great Father's Day gift? In any event, I’ll see you then, and much sooner! Sunrise, FL Saturday, December 11, 2021 https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0D005AC4E555D84D Orlando, FL Sunday, December 12, 2021 https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/22005AC9CE64A9ED Presale Password: History Houston, TX Saturday, December 18, 2021 The History Tour | Houston Toyota Center Dallas, TX Sunday, December 19, 2021 https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0C005AC79AD11C85

They constantly underestimate the American people. They thought we'd have given up by now. We not only didn't give up or give in, we're forcing them do things they never imagined they would have to do. Dominion is having to hand over emails due to court order revealing they can remotely access, recalibrate & control all their election machines. Raffensperger is having to do an about face in GA and highlight the fraud and deal with it. They're having to admit that AG Garland actually doesn't have any authority to shut down the AZ audit and he's reduced to mumbling about looking over their final report for "civil rights violations". Things that can't be explained keep rising to the surface now, like a federal grand jury meeting in strict secrecy for 3+ years that was spying on top members of Congress. We live in amazing times. WE ARE GOING TO WIN. Keep fighting.

What an absolutely marvelous time we had on #ThePeoplesBridge today. If we never stop speaking Truth, the Corrupt Media will become absolutely powerless to stop 'people of good character' from 'Winning the Day'. Never Give Up Brothers & Sisters. We are taking our Country back.... Even if it's 'one car at a time'. One car at a time, one Hello at a time, one conversation at a time.... Every action you take, no matter how small you may think it is, is helping us win the battle of Good vs. Evil. And Good IS winning. #TrumpWon #ThePeoplesBridge

Mark became a household name in 2018 when he delivered an incredibly strong address to the Greensboro City Council defending the 2nd Amendment. This speech went viral and to-date has been viewed over 200 million times online. Following this speech, Mark began traveling to spread a message of common-sense conservatism: Protecting the life of the unborn, defending the 2nd Amendment, giving parent’s back control over their children’s education, standing up for law enforcement, addressing veteran’s care, and enacting election reform. It was from this platform that in July of 2019, he launched his historic campaign and became the first black American to be elected to Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina 👇🏻