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Here’s the trailer video for the original movie of George Orwell’s visionary book by that title. If you have not read or re-read that book and watched the full length movie, now is a good time…before it disappears. https://archive.org/details/turner_video_379864/379864.m4v Here … Continue reading →

“If you tolerate corruption, you will be ruled by corruption. If you tolerate perversion, you will eventually be ruled by perversion.” ~ Pastor Artur Pawlowski  Full quote: “I’ve warned Canadians for a very long time — and I’m warning Americans as … Continue reading →

According to the Rasmussen polling organization, 60% of Americans view the global warming scam as a religion. A majority of voters agree with a Republican presidential candidate’s criticism of climate change as a “religion” that isn’t really about the climate … Continue reading →

“When those in power weaponize law enforcement and the national security state to go after political opponents it sets an extremely dangerous precedent that reduces our government to being no better than a banana republic, where dictators see federal law … Continue reading →

I am an independent voter, a conservative libertarian (small L).  I am now for Trump more than ever. The tide is turning here in Hawaii, the bluest of the blue states, although Hawaii will remain blue thanks to the media.  … Continue reading →

https://www.foxnews.com/health/covid-vaccines-not-needed-healthy-kids-teens-world-health-organization

A crushing defeat for global warming/climate change agenda after they spent heavily on propaganda. The final results were 442,210 for ‘yes’ and 423,418 for ‘no’, a narrow majority for yes of 51% vs 49% of those who turned out. However, … Continue reading →

Climate emergency an ‘expensive myth’ – Politics, Policy, Political Views (politicom.com.au) Posted on : 19/02/2023  by Ian Plimer We are wasting trillions of taxpayers’ dollars trying to prevent mythical human-induced global warming. Ian Plimer Emeritus Professor of Earth Sciences Gondwanaland was covered … Continue reading →