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Oct 1, 2022Liked by Toby Rogers

A late arriving comment - but I think a very telling data point. The President of the US a week ago directly asserting (true?) to a group of teachers that, as a 30 year old, he had sexual relations with a 12 year old girl. And - and! - that remark being met by the audience with widespread guffaws of approving laughter. (Though, to be fair, the laughter seemed far from universal among the audience - probably "widespread" is accurate).

Even a month or two ago I would have been totally mystified by that interaction; so mystified as barely be able to be angry. But now: - upon seeing the video - I said to myself "that's vaccine injury, right?" (i.e. the President's and the audience) - That "line" - uniquely (I think) proposed by Mr Rodgers - is a very powerful one. Explains a lot.

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Yes, all of Democratic leadership and the base are vaccine injured by this point. It warps everything. Republicans are too, but Republicans are more likely to avoid some vaccines or avoid them altogether (in the case of homeschool families).

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Within the last week I read a poll - (rounding a bit in memory): 90% of Biden voters are Covid vaccinated; 60% of Trump voters.

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I agree physical health benefits optimal mental health another thought, is that US vx schedule has been increased to shorten lives and generates medical consumers. Shorter lives reduces resources use per life allowing perceived reproductive freedoms..increase medical customers is inconsistent with resource reduction, but does fits into US business market cons allowing manipulation and redistribution of money.

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Blaming vaccines as cuse of deaths in all cases is just as disingenious as denying the opposite.

I agree ith you on Trump and Biden. One is senile, the other suffers from untreatable nacisme.

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Beautiful article. Loved what you said about Trump.

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Sep 8, 2022·edited Sep 9, 2022Liked by Toby Rogers

<3 Yes, many of us are political refugees who do not feel at home in either political party.

PARAPHRASED:

We are hyper-empathic, contrarian, and skeptical of everything. We are traumatized by the world we live in and the behavior of our family and former friends, suffering from PTSD which interferes with our ability to enjoy life. We see the world through the kaleidoscope of vaccine injury.

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Please share your opinion with me. I trust you to answer:

Is it possible that everyone who was vaxed will perish? Everyone? Because my whole extended family—daughters, step-children, brothers, nieces, etc.—were vaccinated. If the vax is truly a death sentence, how do you prepare someone like me for the future? What would be the point in living?

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We don't know. We had to fight like dogs with our teenager and twenty-two year old to keep them off this shiz, but everyone else in my family has them, all my former Dem friends do too. I hope not, but both my parents (in their 80s) are going in for heart surgeries this next month due to clots. I went out an said bye to them this summer. I hope they make it to see their granddaughter graduate.

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I've often asked myself the same question. Except for my minor son (because there was no way in hell I'd let him get it... and hopefully it won't exist when he turns 18), every single friend and family member got jabbed. While losing (almost?) everyone we care about would be unimaginably devastating and tragic, what has brought me a modicum of consolation is knowing we'd at least be amongst our fellow Purebloods (ie like-minded people), with whom we could forge new relationships and (for younger folks) birth more Purebloods. I've already lost my mother to this mass experiment, and am witnessing more and more (otherwise healthy) loved ones not only get covid (some more than once), but also cancers, pneumonia, autoimmune conditions, and other illnesses. So, to your first question, not only is it a matter of "time will tell," time is ALREADY telling. What we can (and should) do now is try to talk them out of any(more) boosters, convince them to detox, urge public officials to end mandates and the shots themselves, and pray.

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Please reconsider Trump.... Revenge Trump is going to be epic in 2024!

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OMG Emily, this is hilarious

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Operation Warp Speed killed Ivana Trump and at least 30,000 other Americans. That's disqualifying in my view.

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Sep 9, 2022·edited Sep 9, 2022

I hear you. However, Moderna patented it in 2015... so it wasn’t actually developed under Operation Warp Speed.

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Sep 7, 2022Liked by Toby Rogers

I'm torn on this because I just cannot go through another 4 years of 24/7 TDS. I think DeSantis would be better for the country because he's more moderate and less polarizing.

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Sep 9, 2022·edited Sep 9, 2022

DeSantis hasn’t done anything about election rigging. If elections aren’t free & fair, we can’t fix anything.

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I understand, but I'm skeptical that "bull" would be Trump, simply because he already squandered one chance of destroying the China shop. So, what makes anyone think he could/would do it if given a second chance?

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Sep 9, 2022·edited Sep 9, 2022

Totally disagree. As I see it, Trump’s presidency revealed the Global Cabal conspiracy to take over the world. Trump moved to get us out of WHO and Paris Climate Agreement, for example. Without him, we would still be in the dark. Now we have a chance to fight back.

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Trump may have revealed the global cabal to you, but there were plenty of us well aware of it many years prior.

Sure, he did some good things, but he also did some bad things. That's true of EVERY president. Doesn't mean they deserve to serve a 2nd term.

Btw, not sure why you changed your previous comment, but it makes my reply to it look completely out of place. Maybe next time just add another one.

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Operation Warp Speed is disqualifying.

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Totally get it. I think Trump was lied to, but Trump isn’t important. Stopping the death shots is what matters.

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Many of us just can't vote for him now because of Warp Speed, even if we end up making popcorn if he wins without us.

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I get it. It’s awful that he won’t come out against the death shots. But, Moderna patented its vaccine in 2015. This was totally planned & Trump was lied to.

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Sep 6, 2022Liked by Toby Rogers

I Have been saying as much, it is hard to say your for a guy who was recorded admitting he grabbed a woman's privates. How ever I tuned out all politics voted for the green party in 2016 when trump was elected. I voted for him 2020 only because i felt Biden was the worst choice ever. I knew this was coming. Gut instinct, intuition, whatever you call it. If you listen to Dr. David Martin, he has out lined many of the Trumps failures to facilitate operation warp speed to go forward, Ron Johnson's interview on thehighwire recently gave the insight that Trump just fell apart due to media blasting him. Why i think Desantis has kept fighting even though media has fired on him relentlessly. I would think Trumps number one law suit should be to go after those in administrative positions that lied to him. Brix admits it out right. Sedition, i don't think has an expiration date. Why hasn't Donald thrown his weight behind some of these AG's from Missouri and Louisiana? Every contractor for the government seems to exist to fund things that were outlawed at some point or to enrich industry. I long for the days of $100 hammer At least i knew where my tax dollars were being wasted. with contractors the money is as good as laundered. It like our government went into for profit racketeering.

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Agreed. Only, I'd argue our government has been in the racketeering game for decades.

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Damn, are you my twin? Me too, all of that!

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Sep 6, 2022Liked by Toby Rogers

This article sounds crazy AF... but weirdly resonates, hard to put my finger on it. Gonna have to ponder this one a bit more... Now that the sentiments of this article are out in the universe, are we heading into a civil war of sorts between the quacked and unquacked? Thank god for CLO2.

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Watched it. Totally aligned with a recent article by A Midwestern Doctor in which he lays out quite convincingly how SSRIs are responsible for the behavior of people who perpetuate mass shootings. How amazingly would that change the story if it’s not really guns at all…

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Sep 5, 2022·edited Sep 5, 2022Liked by Toby Rogers

I had some friends over this weekend and I told one of them same thing I been saying - time to retire friend for you own sake. I said this to him because he is in the medical profession and I don't want him to suffer the retribution coming upon the medical establishment. Justified Retribution.

The other one and I shared some sentiment on vaccine injury but we hesitated to talk about his friend died out of nowhere just one day when his wife came and found his body. But, I suspect we both know and really justice must be served.

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I love your insights, even when I disagree with them, because they cause me to reevaluate or reaffirm my positions. I read this piece constantly thinking we could say the same about our modern schools. They have delivered a different form of 'vaccination,' the smoothing of otherwise sharp minds. It's a long detox from 'schooled' thinking, also, but I believe it's possible. I'm more optimistic than I perhaps should be...?

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You state that voters were presented with two bad choices in 2016 and 2020‼️

YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING -

or

Possibly you personally do not like President Trump.

However, America as a whole did NOT believe Trump was a bad choice. President Trump won both elections in record numbers.

So, you’re not for Trump. Who are you for, as you sign off …

Blessings to the warriors. 🙌

Warriors consider themselves for Trump. Possibly you do not care for his NYC style of verbal communication. As you apparently you wish you had the vocabulary of WFBuckley …

However, you do not.

Your factual informative message in those injured was eye opening. Yet, please provide further proof of Trump’s son being affected by the vaccine, and his former wife as well.

You mentioned Hunter & Ashley Biden’s drug addiction may be caused by vaccination.

Well doctor, have you ever heard about PTSD and addiction being a commonality with survivors of Incest.

As well as, the Love/Hate emotions in the individual toward the perpetrator❓

If your facts are correct on those who passed due to TheJab, bravo. However, your opinion on a poor Republican choice for the 2016 and 2020 elections is indeed incorrect.

Do a little research, including winning votes not provided to President Trump in 2020. (Election Fraud) You will notice that a vast majority of Americans do not agree with you and that for them, he was a gift to assist in what JFK attempted to initiate.

Do Not Refer to yourself as a Warrior, I find it highly insulting.

What are you a doctor in, medicine or speeches provided to University graduates❓

Please Advise,

Judith

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If Trump is honorable and a warrior, what has he done to support and exonerate the people imprisoned for walking through the Capitol building?

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And Assange, Snowden, and Manning? And apologized for Warp Speed?

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Thanks for writing this j gil. I actually couldn't believe what I was reading regarding his statements on Trump and his supporters. It's easy to ridicule and caricature someone like Trump--he's a unique, bigger than life kind of guy. But most of us have grown to love and appreciate the man and his commitment to saving this country. Dr. Rogers, how was America doing under his man you criticize so brutally? Let's consider the economy, energy, illegal immigration, respect from other nations (which translates into safety). Wanting that for our country is bonkers? Well, I guess a large majority of this country, people who want freedom, peace, safety, and prosperity are bonkers. Deplorables too. And proud of it. MAGA.

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Well stated.

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Spot on, disagree on your statement re Trump supporters don’t care about his policies. I would argue most of his voters are reluctantly doing so based on his energy and border security policies.

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Sep 5, 2022Liked by Toby Rogers

I think Kristi Noem's response as governor to her state was even better than DeSantis's.

Ron DeSantis did briefly shut down, but lifted it quickly and even stated he regretted doing so.

Noem never shut down South Dakota. Of course, we're talking two vastly different populations

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Sep 5, 2022·edited Sep 5, 2022

It's a solid article and I appreciate your perspective. The vaccines are a weapon against humanity, now proven, but this weapon is just one of many in the real war we are experiencing now.

Have you noticed how politics is blood sport now, not just here in the States, but worldwide? Have you listened to World Economic Forum's Klaus Schwab and read his book "The Great Reset"? What's really going on with Russia invading Ukraine and did the United States truly set up Bio Labs there? Why are the people protesting worldwide now in so many Capitols?

Ever hear of the Great Awakening? Expand your thinking I suggest, respectfully. We all question why Trump still promoted vaccines up to earlier this year and now is silent on the issue for the past few months.

We live in interesting times if we all pay attention more. Did you know there are effective cures for cancer, by the way? They are out there if you research. Thanks for your article.

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