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Apr 27, 2024 05:02:59   #
JFlorio wrote:
Some things shouldn't be changed dummy. Such as gender. You progs like playing god too much. Since you freaks and pervs have been in charge things have gone straight down hill. Just open your eyes.

federally indicted mattoid wrote:
You obviously don't know, so I'll help you out.

Intersex people are individuals born with any of several sex characteristics including chromosome patterns, gonads, or genitals that do not fit typical binary notions of male or female bodies.

Are you judging these babies as somehow wrong?
Neither the father, the mother, nor the intersex baby in her womb had any choice in the matter, did they?
Genetic abnormalities are not, by any stretch, a social construct, are they?

How common is intersex? a response to Anne Fausto-Sterling
PMID: 12476264 DOI: 10.1080/00224490209552139

Abstract

Anne Fausto-Sterling s suggestion that the prevalence of intersex might be as high as 1.7% has attracted wide attention in both the scholarly press and the popular media. Many reviewers are not aware that this figure includes conditions which most clinicians do not recognize as intersex, such as Klinefelter syndrome, Turner syndrome, and late-onset adrenal hyperplasia. If the term intersex is to retain any meaning, the term should be restricted to those conditions in which chromosomal sex is inconsistent with phenotypic sex, or in which the phenotype is not classifiable as either male or female. Applying this more precise definition, the true prevalence of intersex is seen to be about 0.018%, almost 100 times lower than Fausto-Sterling s estimate of 1.7%.



However, when any of these children are successfully groomed and grown,





this is what you get.


Human freaks.

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Apr 27, 2024 04:19:51   #
lindynduff1 wrote:
Thank you. That adds so much to the conversation
Your hate filled drivel is not the basis for a conversation.
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Apr 27, 2024 04:13:27   #
Airforceone wrote:
I would think you filthy disgusting racist would be all over David Peckers testimony but no you just chase that Russian immigrants Russian propaganda she really is great at researching cut and paste propaganda.

Well I guess you filthy disgusting racist fell asleep just like that fat freak did during testimony. Maybe you should get him a hoodie because the court room is very cold for that freak.
You need to get laid.
A night in the sack with a $1000 black hooker might even convince you to join the human race.
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Apr 27, 2024 03:56:20   #
Ri-chard wrote:
Once again - there is no flat earth is any of my thoughts - so stop your BSing about it. However, I have witnessed flat oceans seas and lakes. I moved from Virginia Beach and now live in Ormond Beach, and nothing has changed the Atlantic ocean is still flat.
LakeTahoe, on the Nevada/California border, is 22 miles long (north-south), and 12 miles wide (east-west).
At lake level the opposing shorelines are below the horizon at its widest parts; by nearly 100 feet at its maximum width, and by some 320 feet along its length.

IOW, even on a severe clear day, standing on the deck of a lakeside motel at the North Shore, with binoculars or telescope, you cannot see the south shore, not even the masts of the sailboats moored at the big south shore marina.

Why is that?
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Apr 26, 2024 21:32:07   #
Ri-chard wrote:
Never saw them with cars, boats/ship and planes, clouds moving up and down the sides of your curved earth while the earth is spinning.
Please post again.
Flat wrong: the misunderstood history of flat Earth theories

For most people, being described as a "flat Earther" is an insult. The idea of the Earth being flat is considered not only wrong, but a model of wrongness, the gold standard of being incorrect about something.

This being so, oddly enough, most people described pejoratively as "flat Earthers" do not actually believe that the Earth is flat. "Flat Earther" is simply a scientifically seasoned variation of "idiot".

For a recent example, US President Barack Obama recently expressed impatience with the persistent objections put forward by climate change deniers by saying: "We don't have time for a meeting of the Flat Earth Society."

In a subsequent move that one can read as either very fortunate or very unfortunate, the real Flat Earth Society issued a statement in support the hypothesis of anthropogenic climate change.

What do we do, then, when someone actually does believe that the Earth is flat, as the American rapper B.o.B expressed recently? The usual path seems to be blocked; it's difficult to insult someone with a term that they themselves happily adopt.

Edge of the world

But what exactly is a "flat Earth theory"? In fact, there never has been anything called "the flat Earth theory". Different cultures at different times have posited a staggeringly diverse array worldviews which cannot easily be summed up with the phrase "flat Earth." Nor is the idea of a flat Earth something that is exclusive to the Western world.

Even the most cursory historical survey shows that the idea that the Earth is flat has been a notion shared by an extraordinarily wide range of cultures and tied to vastly different metaphysical systems and cosmologies.

It was a common belief in ancient Greece, as well as in India, China and in a wide range of indigenous or "pre-state" cultures. Both the poets Homer and Hesiod described a flat Earth. This was maintained by Thales, considered by many one of the first philosophers, Lucretius, an avowed materialist, as well as Democritus, the founder of atomic theory.

The ancient Greek conception, in turn, has some parallels with that of early Egyptian and Mesopotamian thought, with both thinking that the Earth was a large disc surrounded by a gigantic body of water. The ancient Chinese were also virtually unanimous in their view of the Earth's flatness, although – in this system – the heavens were spherical and the Earth was square.

A number of ancient Indian conceptions, common – with some degree of variation – to ancient Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism, tie their cosmography to botanical images, with the earth being comprised of four continents surrounding a mountain, akin to the way petals encircle the bud of a flower. Ancient Norse thought postulated a circular flat Earth surrounded by a sea inhabited by a giant serpent.

Others, like the Mountain Arapesh people of Papua New Guinea, envisage a world which ends at the horizon, the place where giant clouds gather. But even where commonalities exist across these traditions, vastly different metaphysical and cosmological narratives are at stake.

And, to complicate matters, to these we must add cultures and intellectual traditions for whom the shape of Earth is of no interest whatsoever. Many tribal or pre-state societies, for instance, have little concern for what might be considered cosmography.

Turtles all the way down

However, from at least the 6th century BCE, the theory of the flat Earth began to fall out of favour. By the time we get to Aristotle in the 4th century BCE, the idea of a spherical Earth is commonplace, at least among the educated classes. And by the 1st Century BCE it is considered an uncontroversial truth. Having said that, the theory of a flat Earth has continued as a minor tradition in thought, like a handful of theories in science, such as Lamarckianism and vitalism.

Despite the historical tide having long turned, the mid 20th century saw the establishment of the Flat Earth Society, started in 1956 by Samuel Shenton, whose work was continued by the retired aircraft mechanic, Charles K. Johnson, in 1972.

From California (where else?), Johnson functioned as president for The International Flat Earth Society. As its spokesman, he made a series of claims that have now become widespread outside the flat Earth community: the Apollo moon landings were faked, and that the correct view of the world is the traditional Christian one of the earth being flat.

Johnson, interestingly enough, didn't get only his cosmology wrong, he got his history and theology wrong as well. Orthodox Christian thinkers, at least since 5th century on, have supported the idea of a spherical Earth, from Bede through to Thomas Aquinas.

Indeed, as the University of California historian Jeffrey Burton Russell has argued, very few educated people in the West after the 3rd century BCE thought that the world was flat. This goes directly against the common belief that most people in medieval times believed the Earth was flat.

How unenlightened they were

But, if the flat Earth serves as a kind if myth or fantasy for those who believe in it, there are also myths about the flat Earth that are just as widespread.

One of the most widely propagated myths in the contemporary world is the belief that Columbus was advised by the Catholic Church to abandon his journey on the basis that he risked falling off the edge of the world.

It's source is the 19th century writer, Washington Irving, author of other rigorous historical accounts such as The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle.

What this suggests is that we are sometimes overly keen to enlist the past – or our version of the past – in our attempts to feel better about how enlightened we are and how benighted were our predecessors.

That, of course, does not mean that nobody believed the Earth was flat in the middle ages; nor does it entail that nobody believes it today. Mohammed Yusuf, the founder of Boko Haram, famously claimed to not believe in a whole series of modern ideas which he though were contrary to Islam – including the spherical shape of the Earth.

If there is anything truly astounding about BoB's improbable cosmographical musings, it's that the battle between him and Neil deGrasse Tyson is, at this stage at least, being carried out only through the medium of rap. That could be a historical first for cosmography.
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Apr 26, 2024 16:41:18   #
1 hollywood. wrote:
As I have said before. You are so frightened of the truth you are extremely pathetic. To you, no one in our government could be against the United States, specifically the Bush crime family. Oke don, it would be in your best interest to get this book. It is precise and absolutely full of truth. Blade runner is nothing and always has been TROUBLE. Go back in your hole br!!!!!
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Apr 26, 2024 16:34:16   #
Blade_Runner wrote:
12 American astronauts spent an accumulative total of 3 days, 8 hours, 22 minutes and 26 seconds on the surface of the moon, and except for the time they spent in the LEM taking a break, getting some chow, some sleep, organizing and preparing for the next mission phase, they were out on the surface, and they always had cameras with them.
There were cameras mounted on the LEM, so there is hour upon hour of video of the astronauts exploring the moon
much of which is available on YouTube.

And when the Apollo 17 crew got back to earth - the last men to walk on the moon - the Apollo astronauts had brought to earth a total of 842 pounds of rocks, crystals, dust, core samples, and other geological artifacts from the moon.

We have, at least I have, posted dozens of photos of these activities on the moon and of men in space.
I have posted photos of Earth taken from missions all the way back to Gemini, up to Apollo, the shuttle, and ISS.

Now, it's your turn, bubba, show us some photos and videos of the planet you live on,
the one where there is no gravity and the oceans are flat.
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Ri-chard wrote:
Also thanks for more CGI photos that NASA say they have to be.
I did as you asked and posted two videos recorded by the ISS. The ISS is 250 miles up and traveling at 17,100 mph, completing one orbit of earth every 90 minutes. The videos are not by any stretch computer generated imagery.

Why are you refusing to respond to my request for photos, videos, and imagery of the world you think you live on?
I know the answer, do you?
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Apr 26, 2024 15:26:52   #
Ri-chard wrote:
Some Americans are beginning to wake up.

Before October 7th, many were pro-Israel and pro-GOP. Right after Oct. 7th, some were even MORE pro-Israel, feeling great sadness for the Israeli deaths that took place during the Hamas attack. Before long, however, Israel began bombing Gaza in retaliation. Soon it became apparent that the IDF wasn't bombing Hamas at all. They were bombing hospitals, universities, refugee centers and civilian residential buildings.

https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-04-26-how-both-israel-and-the-gop-completely-lost-my-support.html
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Apr 26, 2024 15:24:58   #
1 hollywood. wrote:
Get the book: The Most Dangerous Book in the World 911 as Mass Ritual by S. K. BAIN. should address all you need to know.
Radiance3 wrote:
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Amazing! I would give credence more to those on the first place with hands on the various scientific studies, analysis of the events that happened. Factual evidences were provided.

However, few credible questions came to my mind, though not reading the book yet. Theories through math and physics could not just override the other.

I will get and analyze the book. Thank you!
I strongly recommend you not do that, Radiance,
occult mystics like S. K. Bain and Peter Levenda have nothing good to offer. Their wild theories are deceiving and will do nothing but confuse you.

In this shocking exposé, investigative researcher and author S. K. Bain reveals the truth behind the mass-murdering psychopaths responsible for the events of September 11, 2001, and reconstructs the occult-driven script for this Global Luciferian MegaRitual. As Bain uncovers, the framework for the entire event was a psychological warfare campaign built upon a deadly foundation of black magick and high technology. The book details the sinister nature of the defining event of the 21st century and explains the vast scope of the machinery of oppression that has been constructed around us.

So says the book's flyer - occultism, black magic, Luciferian mega-ritual? This piece of fantastical trash could have been written by Satan himself.

If you want to read the definitive history of the 9/11 attack, I highly recommend The Looming Tower: Al Qaeda and the Road to 9/11 which won a Pulitzer for its author, Lawrence Wright.

A sweeping narrative history of the events leading to 9/11, a groundbreaking look at the people and ideas, the terrorist plans and the Western intelligence failures that culminated in the assault on America. Lawrence Wright's remarkable book is based on five years of research and hundreds of interviews that he conducted in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sudan, England, France, Germany, Spain, and the United States.

The Looming Tower achieves an unprecedented level of intimacy and insight by telling the story through the interweaving lives of four men: the two leaders of al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri; the FBI's counterterrorism chief, John O'Neill; and the former head of Saudi intelligence, Prince Turki al-Faisal.

As these lives unfold, we see revealed:

The crosscurrents of modern Islam that helped to radicalize Zawahiri and bin Laden
The birth of al-Qaeda and its unsteady development into an organization capable of the American embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania and the attack on the USS Cole
O'Neill's heroic efforts to track al-Qaeda before 9/11, and his tragic death in the World Trade towers
Prince Turki's transformation from bin Laden's ally to his enemy
The failures of the FBI, CIA, and NSA to share intelligence that might have prevented the 9/11 attacks

The Looming Tower broadens and deepens our knowledge of these signal events by taking us behind the scenes. Here is Sayyid Qutb, founder of the modern Islamist movement, lonely and despairing as he meets Western culture up close in 1940s America; the privileged childhoods of bin Laden and Zawahiri; family life in the al-Qaeda compounds of Sudan and Afghanistan; O'Neill's high-wire act in balancing his all-consuming career with his equally entangling personal life - he was living with three women, each of them unaware of the others' existence - and the nitty-gritty of turf battles among US intelligence agencies.

Brilliantly conceived and written, The Looming Tower draws all elements of the story into a galvanizing narrative that adds immeasurably to our understanding of how we arrived at September 11, 2001. The richness of its new information, and the depth of its perceptions, can help us deal more wisely and effectively with the continuing terrorist threat.
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Apr 26, 2024 04:30:57   #
TJKMO wrote:
This article outlines one method.
Red Flag Laws are being implemented nationwide.

The days of the ubiquitous availability of firearms is OVER.
To a law-abiding American gun owner, no one is more detestable, more contemptible, than a bleeding heart liberal crying Crocodile tears over something he knows nothing about. Doesn't know squat about firearms or the purpose of our 2nd amendment, cares nothing about our constitutional rights, doesn't give a flying flip about the stats of homicide rates and of DGU vs CGU.

You seem to believe that gun violence is a nationwide epidemic and that homicide rates in the US have reached genocidal proportions. That might be true if all 80+ million legal gun owners suddenly went crazy and started mowing down entire neighborhoods, but liberals need some serious education regarding the facts about guns and everything about guns that is true.

Murder rates for any given country are officially determined by the number of homicides per 100,000 citizens.

The murder rate in the US is 6.1 homicides per 100,000 citizens, exactly at the avg. global murder rate.
58 other countries have homicide rates higher than that of the United States.
Our nearest southern neighbor, Mexico, has a murder rate of 26.11 homicides per 100,000.
Central America and the Caribbean are global hotspots, with countries such as El Salvador (61.7), Honduras (41) and Jamaica (56.4) posting murder rates up to 10 times higher than the global average.
In Africa, countries such as South Africa is at 41.9 homicides per 100K, Lesotho at 37.7, and Nigeria at 21.7.

Here is another fact you liberals need to get your head around,
though you won't cuz you've swallowed the myths about guns and crime
like a crew of Turkish sailors chugging Lion's Milk.

Armed US citizens have used a gun to prevent a crime, stop a crime in progress, or stop an attack by either human or animal far many more times that criminals and crazies have used guns to commit crimes.

One more fact: We don't need your permission to own and shoot guns.

I can imagine how a wuss like you would react if you were a teacher in a classroom full of kids and an active shooter rolled in and started pulling the trigger.


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"Teach your children well . . . . " Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.



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Apr 25, 2024 23:19:19   #
Ri-chard wrote:
Again where is the video of YOUR spinning Ball. Why do you think they can't produce that. WTFU please.

VIDEO: Earth from ISS

Whoa! Gorgeous Earth from space station time-lapses compilation
See auroras, orbital sunrise and sunset, a Cygnus spacecraft departure and so much more in this compilation of Expedition 65 Earth from space station time-lapses captured from April 17, 2021 – Oct. 17, 2021.

The "spinning ball wobbling through space" upon which I live
is the same ""spinning ball wobbling through space" upon which you live.
Since you seem to deny that, it is now your turn to provide some visual evidence of the planet you live on.


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Apr 25, 2024 22:52:40   #
AuntiE wrote:
Did you do drugs before writing the statement; ” should be just as prepared as a police officer, bank guard, body guard, security guard..? A vast majority of the groups you cited are not as proficient with a weapon as you are! They have once a year qualifying, if that for some, go the range the week before, practice and do not bother for another year! You are better qualified than they ever would be.

I truly understand your point. The examples are just laughable.
I was not referring to a police officer's or a bank guard's, or a body guard's, or a security guard's training or capability with a firearm, I am referring to an armed teacher having a defense weapon as readily available as do the cops and guards, i.e., holstered on their person. If you encounter an active shooter, you don't have time to open drawers or file cabinets, or unlock a safe.


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Apr 25, 2024 22:43:21   #
billlingle wrote:
The last time #4 (or is it 5?) went to visit kids they were in holding pens and she announced, "I really don't care" on the back of her coat. She's as big of a "give 'em what they want to hear" douche bag as the creep the she now goes out of her way to avoid.










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Apr 25, 2024 22:23:41   #
AuntiE wrote:
You are a Marine and cannot figure this out?

The very first thing she should do is tell her students to drop flat on the floor and turn their desks onto the floor in front of their bodies.

If the teacher is tactically smart, her file cabinet is next to her door, thus as she locks her door she opening the cabinet to retrieve her gun. If she is even smarter, she has made sure the file cabinet is weighted so she can move it in front of her door.

Going even further, she has purchased a heavy duty home style fire ladder for her classroom to get her students out.

Known fact, every single class has at least one extremely mature responsible student. That student is responsible for getting the ladder while the teacher is guarding her, now file cabinet covered door.

Hopefully, said teacher’s gun is a 45 with hollow point ammunition.

All the above is now standard protocol in a private Yeshiva school since October 2023. It has been practice drilled several times. Gee, I wonder why.
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The scenario in question falls under the heading of Self Defense.
Teachers trained and armed to protect their students and themselves should be just as prepared as a police officer, bank guard, body guard, security guard, or armed citizen to respond immediately to a threat. The only practical option, the one that counts when only seconds make the difference, is to have the firearm instantly accessible, in other words, on your person - in a holster or a pouch.

A self defense weapon in a desk drawer, file cabinet, or gun safe is useless if a shooter comes through the door and starts pulling the trigger.

I have successfully completed two CCW qualification courses taught by police officers and one tactical self defense course taught by veteran army Rangers and not once was the idea of keeping a defense weapon out of immediate reach ever mentioned.

The choice of a handgun for self-defense depends not on caliber but on the size and physical attributes and abilities of the person using it. A football coach would have no problem with the weight and recoil of a 45 cal handgun,
but for a teacher of small size with small hands, the 45 is a bit of a beast. A 9mm or a .380ACP would be a better choice.

That said, the firearms instructors who train teachers in self-defense will certainly guide and assist each individual trainee to the handgun that suits them best.

Ammunition manufacturers have developed SD ammo for handguns of numerous calibers, the most popular being the 9mm Luger, that have much improved terminal ballistic performance, including penetration of lighter weight body armor.
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Apr 25, 2024 02:05:16   #
Airforceone wrote:
Is there anyway to get thru to a MAGA VOTER






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