Hey woody, as a health professional I know that masks are to protect others, not the wearer. Why are kids being required to wear masks at school? Even little kids. They have next to no ACE-II receptors in their respiratory tract. It is thought that kids cannot pass it on as carriers. We know there is not a single instance of transmission by contact documented.

Why subject kids to this trauma? They get upset just hearing the adults talk about this and politics so why subject them to this fear?? It won't protect them. It won't protect teachers. It won't protect other kids or parents. Seeing faces is a basic psychology for kids. What is the goal of those saying kids need to wear them at school, given all that we know as I have just mentioned??????

Russians' recent cyber attacks proved to be a wake-up call for America. It's now widely understood and accepted that our country's entire computer-based infrastructure is vulnerable to hostile attacks, and it's nearly impossible to defend against them.

The global Internet is actually the foundation upon which our global society and global economy stand. Today, all countries are so interconnected and interdependent that we can't simply unplug from worldwide networks as a defense measure.

So, what's our expected fate if 'geek' terrorists launch a cyber attack and shut down the national infrastructure? Much of Generation X and the entire Millennium generation will go into severe culture shock. With the loss of the Internet and computers, they'll become zombies, wandering around streets littered with discarded smartphones and computer tablets.

It will up to older people across the country to jump-start the nation and get it back on its feet. They're the ones who were living a sensible lifestyle until younger generations sold our collective souls to computer tycoons like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.

Seniors will have to mentor young people on traditional ways of traveling from point A to point B. Modern automobiles will shut down as viruses ruin their imbedded computer systems. So, elders will have to teach younger folks how to drive old cars imported from Cuba.

With no GPS navigation systems available, every gas station will need a senior on staff to teach the art of folding paper maps. Also, airplanes that rely on 'fly-by-wire' computer systems will be grounded, thus, trains will become the primary mode of long-distance travel. Millions of riders will need to be tutored on train schedule interpretation and sleeper car etiquette.

Obviously, oldsters all know how to conduct business, even without computers. ATM machines will be out of service and credit cards won't work anymore; thus, thousands of bank tellers will be called out of retirement to meet the overwhelming demand for big wads of paper money.

One can also expect that the inability to shop online will bring back the mom and pop stores of yesteryear. The loss of Internet, TV and radio will drive big changes in advertising. Spam will once again be just something to eat.

Necessary changes in education will shock the academic community to its 'common core'. Without the ability to Google for information, the old door-to-door encyclopedia sales force will rise again. Elderly teachers will be showing students how to solve math problems using vintage slide rules rather than math apps on computers and smart tablets. And, with the loss of email capability, computer keyboards will be rendered useless; kids will have to learn how to hand-write letters.

The family nucleus will necessarily change in many homes. Ignored grandparents will be lured back home to live with their kids. It's always nice to have loving grandmas around, but there's an ulterior motive in this case. There'll be no electricity to run washing machines, vacuum cleaners, dishwashers, kitchen mixers, etc. Who better than highly experienced grannies to deal with all the housekeeping chores in the manual mode? Grandpas will stay busy feeding and training vicious 'hired gun' dogs that replace defunct home alarm systems.

Social relationships will see dramatic change. Facebook friends will be gone forever; so, grandmas will have to demonstrate how to coffee klatch with nearby neighbors that the kids never wanted to meet. Family photos stored in the Internet 'cloud' will also be permanently lost. As a result, antique shops will experience a huge demand for conventional camera and--once film becomes available again--grandpas will teach kids how to manually focus a camera.

Online computer games will no longer be accessible so dusty Parcheesi and Monopoly board games will be brought down from attics for families to enjoy.

Yes, whenever the big cyber attack occurs, it'll be back-to-basics for quite some time. Drafting elderly people into public service will be the only way to save our nation, and retirement homes will become the cultural and learning centers of America. Most seniors won't be able to resist uttering the occasional "I told you so," which is certainly a small price to pay for all the good they'll be doing. Of course, it remains to be seen if younger generations will be humble and and respectful enough to accept that mild rebuke.

I am not a veteran. My draft number was high, and I was told that that meant I wouldn't be drafted. Then I just attended college.

1. What do you think about your military service? Did this change from how you thought before or during it?

A comment from me: Lately I've been thinking about "collective action" or "collective responsibility" which typically involves leadership and a large group of people's coordinated response to something (or even, sometimes, just behaving themselves and not doing bad things to other people, or maybe following a rule or rules). I think that military service is an example of collective action or collective responsibility. I did not serve in the military, but there are other collective responsibilities, and some of us do more of one, and others do more of another. Even just following the law is often a kind of collective responsibility.

The way I see things, a person has an obligation or obligations, to a group. So, for example, we behave in civilized ways, not just for our own benefit, but also because we're respecting other people too. More than that, we actually care about what happens to other people, to some degree. I care about what happens to my family. Also I try to behave responsibly because I "should care" about what happens to everybody.

2. There is an idea about "every man for himself". What do you think of that?

3. Are there some forms of service which should be compulsory, and for whom? Back in the early 70's there was a draft. What do you think of it? What is there now: some kind of compulsory registration? And what do you think of how things are done now? (This could be about the military, but it could be about other, non-military things too.)

4. What group, or groups, do you think you have an obligation or obligations to?

5. Aside from military service, what other collective actions or collective responsibilities are there, and what do you think of them?

6. This last item is about respect. More specifically, I am thinking about respect and rules. Like this: Sometimes there is a rule, but I might think it's an unnecessary rule, but I follow it anyway. Or maybe I don't follow it. But sometimes I follow a rule, not because the rule itself seems good, and not even just because I'll be punished for not following it; sometimes I follow a rule just because other people care about it. This is a form of respect. Or, I might think: "What if I'm mistaken, and they're right?" and then I follow their rule, just in case I might be mistaken about it. This is also a form of respect. What do you think?

Writ of quo warranto: How the election can be corrected AFTER inauguration
It's Inauguration Day, which means the last batch of hopeful Trump-supporters grasping at straws are likely going to give up. But there's another pathway to correct the results of the election that only came available AFTER Joe Biden was officially inaugurated. Let's talk about a writ of quo warranto.
by JD Rucker January 20, 2021 in Election 2020, Judiciary, NOQ Report, Opinions, Podcasts, White House
Writ of quo warranto: How the election can be corrected AFTER inauguration

It’s Inauguration Day, which means unless a miracle drops on us immediately, Joe Biden is the 46th President of the United States. Once he’s inaugurated, it’s essentially over for any hopes that President Trump can continue into a second term, right? Hold your horses. There’s another avenue to expose voter fraud that only became available AFTER Biden’s inauguration.

This play is called a writ of quo warranto. Before I talk about that, let’s make something perfectly clear. For the past several weeks I’ve talked about the “MOAB”—the Mother Of All Bombshells—as being the way for a miracle to manifest and finally force mainstream media, Big Tech, Democrats, Establishment Republicans, and the judiciary to pay full attention to the voter fraud that stole the election on behalf of Joe Biden. In retrospect, I was too limiting in how I described God’s sovereignty. If He wills that President Trump is to win, who am I to declare how I believe it will come about?

A writ of quo warranto isn’t necessarily a MOAB because it doesn’t require a new piece of bombshell evidence. It takes the accumulated bombshells, affidavits, videos, and other pieces of evidence and consolidates them into one legal case. There are a few things that make this play completely different from what Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, and others have attempted through our corrupt judiciary. With a writ of quo warranto, the clock starts AFTER inauguration because it challenges a sitting government official’s authority to be in office based on actions, such as voter fraud, that aided in that situation.

Leo Donofrio, who I admittedly know very little about, has been talking about this maneuver for a month. On his site, he has been calling on President Trump and his team to prepare to file this writ. He has also laid out the groundwork on which they can challenge the election and “show the receipts,” as he declared on his latest post:

THE MAGA COUNTERPUNCH IS QUO WARRANTO IN DC DISTRICT COURT: Show The Receipts Of Election Fraud

See my previous reports for case law and analysis of the federal quo warranto statute. The bottom line is that SCOTUS has held that an election of any United States official can be challenged based on fraud or error by a writ of quo warranto. And the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals recently held that the proper venue to challenge the election of a sitting President is the D.C. District Court. We have a statute. We have a venue. Bring the receipts, President Trump.

If you don’t bring the receipts by quo warranto, then you will have quit. It’s all in or all out. There’s no other options left. This must be done. You have to give the proper law in the proper venue a chance. If you quit now, it will be broadcast as an admission that there was no fraud, error, or lawlessness by election officials.

As soon as Biden is sworn in, you can file the complaint. The gaslighting of America will only end by counter-punching with a verified complaint showing all of the evidence. Then comes a jury trial.

Furthermore, because of the widespread persecution of politicians who supported an investigation of the election, such as Georgia State Senators Brandon Beach and Burt Jones, alternative standing as interested persons under the quo warranto statute has been created for them to bring quo warranto actions too.

Beach and Jones were both stripped of their committee chairs. Therefore, they now have standing to petition the D.C. District Court to try the case before a jury, because that is the only way they can now prove their innocence and justification.

Simply put, the anti-MAGA conspirators have overplayed their hand in persecuting stop the steal politicians and patriotic citizens. In doing so, they caused very real injuries that need adjudication. These parties now have an interest in quo warranto which is unique and particular to them as opposed to the general public at large. Such particular injuries create unique standing.

Nobody right now is talking about quo warranto other than at this blog. That will change soon. We are a nation of laws. And we have an established means of testing elections. Those means, laws, cases, etc. have existed from the very start of our nation.

On the latest episode of NOQ Report, I broke down my takeaways from Donofrio’s assertions, explored what this could mean if it’s initiated by President Trump or others, and engaged in speculation of how this could all be the proper play we’ve been seeking all along. We’ve watched in utter frustration as mainstream media ignored evidence of voter fraud while Big Tech suppressed it. We’ve seen the expected attacks from Democrats and the semi-shocking betrayals from the Republican Establishment.

Over the last few weeks, I’ve held back on talking about the majority of theories, strategies, and observations that have come my way. It’s not because I ignored them, but most simply didn’t pass the “smell test” of credibility and likelihood. What Donofrio is proposing does pass this smell test. That’s not to say I consider it likely, and I hate to be perceived as a peddler of false hope, but the potential here is actually higher than any of the lawsuits I discussed prior. Those seemed doomed to fail. A writ of quo warranto is as close to ironclad as we’ve seen presented

It’s conspicuous that practically nobody has talked about this play. A writ of quo warranto appears to have all of the legs necessary for President Trump and his supporters to be vindicated. Will his team act on this? Are they quietly acting on it already?
Once again a huge thank you to dtucker300 for providing this information. Who knows perhaps this may be the way to ultimately save this country from the asterisk president.
Mike
Mike

What’s Really Going On ?

Now I’m hearing Trump will be sworn back in as the 19th President of the Real United States of America on March 4th?

Huh ?


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Patriot zroheroz asks:

"I'm a patriot, father and level headed critical thinker. I just have questions that many other maybe wondering but I haven't seen them asked.

I'm not versed in the Q code or gifted in the hieroglyphics of Pompeo's deciphering tweets...but

where's the Kraken
where's Sidney Powell
where's Lin Wood
where's Flynn
where's Guiliani
where's Jenna Ellis
what happened to the GIANT VOICE
what happened to the EO of 2018
what about the Insurrection Act
where's Lindell
where's Jovan
where's the military
where's the servers from Germany
I, like many, held the line, trusted the plan - but the goal post keeps moving,

the 6th
the 20th
now its the 27th
what next 2022 or 2024 When elections will no longer matter - because the fraud was never dealt with in 2020.

And the rot and ruin of corruption has festered right under our noses. and there's 11 million new "citizens" to blight any lasting hope to free and fair elections in the future.

I'm no doomer - President Trump is and will be the greatest president in my life time...but DAMN if nothing happens and all we have is "hopeium"...America died on our watch."