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The Damar Hamlin tragedy that occurred during the Monday Night NFL game needs to be discussed. As I watched Hamlin collapse on live television, my first reaction was to pray for him, his family, his teammates, and his fans. Immediately after my prayers, I was filled with anger. You have to understand that I’ve been fighting this disinformation war, desperately trying to warn everyone, especially young, healthy individuals, on the dangers of these experimental, gene-altering, untested “vaccines” (bioweapons) for almost three years now.
Shortly after I posted my thoughts (as I often do) to my social media platforms, without surprise, I was met with a barrage of leftist trolls calling me an insensitive monster – something I’ve grown accustomed to. To those who are asking me to be silent, to be polite, and to those who have the audacity to ask me to stop “politicizing” when young, healthy athletes drop on the field and suffer multiple, unprecedented, and unheard-of heart attacks. I say buckle up, friends, because not only will I not be silent, I will always use every opportunity I have to spread the truth… it is the only way to prevent further death and injury.
John Fetterman
Now, let’s talk politics. John Fetterman was sworn in as Pennsylvania’s newest Senator. Wow, I’m having a hard time, (ok, not really), commenting on this one… not only does Fetterman look like Rain Man, but I’m also pretty sure he has legitimate brain damage. I have a hard time believing that the good people of Pennsylvania thought he was a good idea. The only logical explanation is that someone lost a bet; I honestly don’t know how else he would have an opportunity to become Senator. Before you call me a monster and say I’m just being mean, I’m sharing a photo of him, not only to defend myself but also to remind those who may have forgotten who this guy is.
While on the subject of political dysfunction, what an opening we had electing… or should I say attempting to elect a speaker. I’m thankful that enough of the House had the backbone to say no to McCarthy; honestly, let’s commend the politicians who did what they thought was right, as it’s such a rare occurrence. I’d love to say I support Jim Jordan but am not certain. Jordan seems to be a good guy, and I agree with much of what he says, but he has never spoken to me regarding COVID or the “vaccines” after several attempts. I’m not a huge name and so am not offended by it but was in his district until the recent redistricting. This makes me wonder if my lawsuits against our garbage Governor DeWine (a true RINO but big political player in Ohio) had anything to do with him not returning my calls. Regardless of the outcome, I’m proud of those who stood up to the pressure today and voted against the RINOs.
The great people at Arizona State University published a real gem of academic research recently regarding Black Male Privilege (#BMP). I feel grateful to have learned that not only are white men of the privileged class but my black brothers are now considered to be privileged as well. While attempting to offend as little as possible, I’ll share this groundbreaking academic research with you below so we can learn together from this masterpiece of academic excellence.
It’s great to see that our prestigious universities are still spending our tax dollars and their student’s tuition dollars on such profound research, and I hope my listeners enjoy this Ph.D.-level brilliance as much as I did. (https://projecthumanities.asu.edu/black-male-privilege-checklist)
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