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Trust has to be the most important part of every ones life ,,
So taking your parents out of the equation,,
WHO could you trust ,,??????

I Just Will Like To Ask Him?
" Please Keep The Peace In The World"
I am The Voice From All Those Who Been Suffering , Because Wars!
" Peace Was Achieved During The Formal President Donal Trump"!

" Please Lets Keeper It!"
Lets Do It For Our Self, Our Children,And Grand-Children!
" Lets Live In Peace!"
Thank You
By Falicia
What Is Your Opinion?

But can't be arsed to read it. Then I can't recomend this series of excerpts highly enough.

....Prematurely gloating crowds, VERY prematurely, now abandoning former riot tactics, are filling the streets, waving US flags, in support of sniffy, creepy, corrupt, real racist, old white man, Joe Biden.
I remind open minded folks, that these would be the same ueber liberals and anarchists, who only weeks ago, were showing the flag upside down, and even setting "Old Glory" on fire--- all the while also topling and destroying statues of old white men. Many also, in their day, with some racist behaviors.
One doesn't have to look far among the left for such. Real dedicated feminists, who also happen to be against clinical fetus murder, who are shunned by radical womens' libber outfits.
Re-electing a "do as we say" racist prime ministers, after all have seen his appearing repeatedly in black face. O, Canada!
Yep, by any other name. Making any of this up? Certainly not me.

Skip ahead to the time of 26:35 if you want to skip to the actual speeches.

One might ask why the Emperor of the West is in such a hurry to get the 2020 census data.

The bogus U.S. census numbers showing slavery’s ‘wonderful influence’ on the enslaved
By Peter Whoriskey Oct. 17, 2020 at 7:30 a.m. EDT

Americans have long looked to the decennial census for truths about themselves, and the 1840 version presented them with an improbable and incendiary notion.

Slavery was good for Black people, the figures indicated, and freedom led to insanity.

Specifically, free Black people were far more likely than the enslaved to succumb to insanity. “Insanity and idiocy” was ten times more common among free Black people than among those who were slaves.

What else could this mean, advocates of slavery asked, but that Black people were mentally unsuited for freedom? The idea quickly spread to newspapers across the United States, the reports of elite European scientists and the halls of Congress.

“Slavery has a wonderful influence upon the development of moral faculties and the intellectual powers,” Edward Jarvis, a Louisville-based doctor wrote in a prominent medical journal, one of many such reports citing the census. It saves people “from some of the liabilities and dangers of active self-direction.”

As partisans battle this year over how to conduct the 2020 Census, the controversy over the 1840 count illustrates the harm that can come from bad numbers — and how hard it can be to correct a conclusion once it has been endowed with the government’s authority.

The numbers in the 1840 census were profoundly flawed, it would turn out, but for several years, advocates of slavery exploited them to portray Black people as better off enslaved.

Though often little more than a footnote in history texts, the debate over the 1840 census featured a cast of notables, involving, on the pro-slavery side, John C. Calhoun and on the other, John Quincy Adams and Harriet Beecher Stowe, the author of the influential anti-slavery novel “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.”

Its findings became a rhetorical weapon for slavery’s advocates, and for abolitionists, a source of exasperation.

For the pro-slavery side, Stowe wrote in 1853, the census “has been the very beetle, sledge-hammer and broad-axe.”

They frequently cited the findings, she said, with a “triumphant flourish,” exclaiming, “‘There, sir, what do you think of the census of 1840? You see, sir, the thing’s been tried, and it’s no go’...as it’s down in the census, and as ‘figures never lie,’ we must believe our own eyes.”
‘Insane and idiotic’

While moral controversies are often waged by uncompromising personalities, the rise and fall of the 1840 Census turns on what may be a rarer type in history — a person who admits a mistake and switches sides.

Edward Jarvis, the Louisville-based doctor who had written so cavalierly of the census and slavery’s “wonderful influence” in July 1842, recognized within 18 months that the numbers he had cited were at odds with reality.

He then waged a decade-long campaign for their correction, marshalling assistance from the fledgling American Statistical Association and John Quincy Adams, then a member of the House of Representatives.

Ultimately, he failed to move the government to correct or retract the numbers, but it is through his work that we know how badly flawed they were.

Jarvis had been drawn to the census through his interest in using population statistics to understand mental health, and the census of 1840 was the first to have a separate count for what were then called the “insane and idiotic.” Idiotic was the term used then for an intellectual disability.

Jarvis aimed, he wrote in his diary, to “show that insanity results in part from civilization.”

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I suppose it depends on who you ask.

I often ponder about different things. For example, some comments on one current blog about wearing masks and someone had to mention left radicals as though there isn't/aren't other types of radicals.
I ponder... are there moderate radicals?
Could they be cousin to right radicals?

Fauci's been quiet over Trump catching COVID-19.
Some think the whole thing is/was a ploy to down-play the seriousness of this virus.
No public word on the first lady and her condition. Hmmm...
Chris Christie gets COVID-19... obese, asthma, high cholesterol, possibly diabetic stays in the hospital only 4 days. His treatment and medical condition is off the radar, I ponder about the truth here.

I ponder why the truth is being covered up.

The media wants to know Trumps last positive test for COVID-19 and somehow his administration is unable to pinpoint (or doesn't want to pinpoint) when that was.

Should this upcoming election be neck-and-neck, how long will the legal battle be to determine a winner? This I ponder.

I'm going with the thought that if there is a landslide in favor of Biden, is there a possibility of Trump supporting militia units to surrounding the White house? That's a tough one to ponder. Would they be carrying AK-47's ? Another thing to ponder.

The question came up as to why toast has a higher amount of calories by weight than the bread it came from. I pondered and believe once the water content was gone toast was lighter.
If you performed the same test using 2 slices of bread versus 2 slices of toast (of the same loaf) the difference would be negligible.

Tag..} check my statistics.

High school math teacher. 594. Hydrogen.
.......... D....a..r..k......S...k...y..595. day of doom.
..[ gematria math...it's ADDictive..]
1189.. spiritual understanding
- 343...Enter the..
. 846.. spiritual cloud......{ ...201.psalm.) red book
.................. ...............988..blowback
Uh-oh !..U N CLE...JOE...1189.
( 0nly Joe can fix climate ch,change.)
Part 2....
Lmtd.Attn.--span Theater. 885. Skull & crossbones
....................... X./ 300...D./ 4.....cosmic Lion
138. Code Name
1051..gold owl.
1189..black cat Halloween.
.......check my statistics. 1051
.......be all...End all..............138.
Strong parallel..&....diction- Aire.....
138........[ 113, 3050....Yah [ is in ] Control.
1051...house [ of the ] Giant
1189....master of Stormwind.

Just for mischief or amusement
And see how many views?
Once you open the door for a peek
No way out. Ha ha!