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Birdingmom's avatar

I have the heart of an advocate; I think I was born this way. I called the local office of our Congresswoman again today and spoke to the same receptive guy I did last time about the WHO crap pandemic treaty stuff and HR 419 asking Walorski to co-sponsor that bill to defund the WHO. I know Steve Kirsch doesn't have a lot of hope to stop that.

I also have the same feelings when I think about all the time I've spent contacting these individuals whose moral compasses seem to be set on "evil." Has it made any difference?

As I was reflecting on this, one of the verses in this Scripture passage I've memorized came to mind: "Therefore put on the full armor of God so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after having done everything, to stand." Ephesians 6:13

Regardless of whether I see the effect of what I'm doing, I don't want Jesus to ask me why I didn't do everything I could have. How is this not "the day of evil"? I believe it will get worse, but I will keep doing and standing with my armor on.

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Richard Cabot's avatar

Republicans will love to use this against the Democrats in the mid-term elections but don't kid yourself that they will do anything about it after they take control. Big pharma owns both parties. If you want proof just look at the confirmation vote for the current head of the FDA. He was a pharma executive who can be expected to push the vaccines at every chance. He got lots of Republican votes for confirmation. Other than Ron Johnson I don't think Republicans have this on their radar. Even Rand Paul has limited his criticism to Fauci, not the jabs.

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