You might be watering wrong. I find that longer watering, but less frequent makes all the difference.
Because starting your own business isn't an option in America? F these fake right a-holes that spread the hate. Most of them are larpers and FBI plants anyway.
No respect from me for anyone who won't properly support their family. I've met a bunch of these grifters, quite frankly, none if them are worth much.
Not gonna lie, pede. That's a good flavor. But it's time to get hard, and that means chocolate soft serve.
If you've never been in the military or militia, start by joining a local gun club. You'll likely meet the local militia there. Join them. They'll train and tell you what you need.
Otherwise, stick to learning to shoot and maintain whatever you have and defend your home and neighbors.
This case doesn't say that. It says you can't have an election prior to the federal election day. It specifically mentions the Georgia run off election process (after the federal election) and says that's OK. Nothing in the opinion written here says all votes must be counted on election day.
I think it's possible you could this case to argue for such a ruling, but it's not clearly ruled on here.
How about we agree, but make the vaccination card a voter ID as well. Should make them drop it like a hit potato.
Gamergate. The beginning of the end.
My sides!
He's didn't say he's in the military now, but wasnt clear on exactly who he's with. If he was working in ofifcial military capacity he would be in uniform. Also, current appearance doesn't meet military regulations.
You detail how he and his wife illegally trafficked two children, but you think it's unlikely he's the one on the list associating with known child traffickers?
What makes you think this?
So you're saying there are illegally trafficked children in his home? But of course he's not associated with a known child trafficker.
You're almost there pede. Keep thinking it through.
Been on a slow downhill slide since 2016. It's just getting more obvious.
Never forget Ruby Ridge, which immediately preceded this disaster. I didn't pick this name for no reason.
Same group of ATF and FBI agents at both. Bob Mueller was involved as well.
Is there any reason to keep federal law enforcement agencies of any kind?
And why exactly does the DOI BLM have a swat team that got involved in Nevada with the Bundy's?
Only 56 people needed to sign the Declaration of Independence. Total fighting force of 230,000 (not all at once) in the Army, plus about 150,000 more in state militias. That represents less than 2% of the 2.5 million people in the 13 colonies.
Pede, we put a million plus into the nation's capital on less than a week's notice. Mobilization and motivation, check.
Jenna Ellis retweets, but the epic killer tweets a MOAB right before. Check her timeline and enjoy the laugh. What amazes is how these people have the time to drop such epic shitposts whilst saving the country and filing lawsuits. High Energy.
Getting a 404 error on that link.
Mr. President, we approve. Julian did nothing wrong. Free Julian Assange!
Fear of death comes from lack of faith. Christians can stand and protect truth because we fear God and not man.
Man that takes me back.
BLOOD, FIRST SARGEANT, BLOOD!
WHO'S BLOOD?
THE ENEMY'S BLOOD!
Judge in Gen Flynn's case who wouldn't allow the DOJ to drop the case. Shenanigans ensue.
I have no real data on the rise in autism, in terms of causality. I doubt that the rate of increase in autism in the general population can be explained away by modern medical treatments. The trendline should move much more slowly if this were the case.
Total hypothesis - again, I have no data on what might be causing autism. Anecdotal stories indicate some correlation between autism and Vitamin D and diet, but I have no real data on this. Unfortunately, there is little incentive for real scientific investigation of much of this. Drug companies prefer treatment to cures and free treatments, like changing diet or lifestyle have essentially no supporting studies.
Out of the 58,000 adverse events recorded in VAERS that are included in that study, the list I linked to is the 100 most common. I would certainly expect that to be mostly mild reactions. I think it's concerning that even within the most common, there are several that are pretty serious.
Anecdotes are not data, however, my own daughter experienced one of these side effects - a viral infection that never really goes away. She also experienced several of the other common side effects - rash, swelling, etc. We eventually discovered that treatment with high doses of vitamin C keeps the flare-ups down.
I have 4 kids, 3 of them are fully vaccinated. I'm not an anti-vaxxer. I am aware of the potential dangers though.
Additional note - when we reported our daughters adverse reaction, based on the actual doctor's advice and the written instructions included, we were told by the staff in the doctor's office that her reaction couldn't be from the vaccine. This is a common story (again, not data, just anecdotal) so the information in VAERS is very likely to not contain all adverse reactions. Only ones that are reported. And for sure, my doctor's office does not report any.
No disagreement that modern medicine allows survival of people that would have otherwise died. I'm in no way saying I'm against western medicine.
However, there's just no doubt that changes in diet, exercise, lifestyles, agricultural practices, etc, have a huge impact on people's general health. I haven't actuality seen any studies comparing the two, but I'd be very surprised to see genetic issues being the bigger problem.
Good chat, BTW. Far too few of these on the internet.
That's a decent answer. I also noticed it's pushing a black owned business. Could just be pushing that.