Music to my ears

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Degenerate 1:1
1 Then Trump said, "Let Us re-make a Nation in MY Image, after My likeness, to rule over everything in the Nation, and over all the earth itself and every creature that crawls upon it".

Degenerate 1:2
2 Then Trump said, "Vengeance is mine, I will repay on your behalf."

Degenerate 1:3
3 "My Kingdom come, My will be done."

"When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross." - Sinclair Lewis

O.J. Trump aka Trumpism's Founding Farter, aka Farter Martyr.

“When the rich rob the poor, it's called business ... When the poor fight back, it's called violence.” - Mark Twain

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09 May 2025, 18:17

ledvm

quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
Doc,
it's early - the coffee hasn't kicked in
i read this
"Dr. Makary exposed a baffling top priority at the FDA."

and read it as Dr MALARKY like 4 times, then started looking for tags from The Onion, or Babylon Bee

thanks for the news, and the chuckle

Dr. Marty MaKary — one of the best epidemiologists we have. Follow the science.

09 May 2025, 18:24

ledvm

quote:
Originally posted by LHeym500:
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/6Vh4ovj7NLE

Dr. Easter gave a presentation of vaccines above.

That would be a more accurate depiction of The Little Lord of Louisville trying to grasp science or math or even the concept of legible writing.

09 May 2025, 22:00

Mike Mitchell

quote:
Originally posted by ledvm:
https://x.com/vigilantfox/stat...672216423035052?s=46

Yeah, just like he's going to figure out the cause of autism in the next six months. He'll be announcing a cure for cancer next week. Whackjob.

Anybody that thinks that RFK, Jr. is going to fix our health system needs to seek some mental/emotional healthcare.

09 May 2025, 22:25

theback40

I agree Mike, he's nutty.
One thing I do like, is trying to get sugar-everything out of the schools. Should doughnuts really be in cafeterias as part of breakfast?

09 May 2025, 22:29

jeffeosso

Getting rid of known toxic dyes ain't a bad thing, though. I have two grandkids that can't have anything with red dye whatever... banned in the rest if the world, though... fine, the colors won't be as vibrant, who, outside of marketing, cares?

I have some friends that will freak out when mountain dew is banned, though

09 May 2025, 23:52

jdollar

Kennedy is a perfect example of the Peter Principle. He has risen to the level of his own incompetence.No science education or background but he’s sure vaccines are the cause of autism and raw milk is superior to pasteurized milk. He should be out looking for another dead bear cub to place in Central Park….

10 May 2025, 02:16

LHeym500

The guy taking about heath while piping nicotine dip patches during his confirmation.

None of Dr. Easter’s folks and certainly not his Twitter source have creditability.

10 May 2025, 13:49

Mike Mitchell

quote:
Originally posted by jdollar:
Kennedy is a perfect example of the Peter Principle. He has risen to the level of his own incompetence.No science education or background but he’s sure vaccines are the cause of autism and raw milk is superior to pasteurized milk. He should be out looking for another dead bear cub to place in Central Park….

Or shooting and dealing heroin………or driving around with a severed whale head on his car. He’s a weirdo with mental problems. The idea that he is in charge of anything in the US, much less HHS, is a bad joke. In other words, standard trump administration nonsense and amateurism. Embarrassing.

10 May 2025, 17:06

ledvm

quote:
Then came the question everyone knew was coming.

“If there were another pandemic,” Baier asked, “would you do the same thing?”

All four men shook their heads.

“No.”

Kennedy jumped in.

“We’d do science. We’d do evidence-based medicine.”

He said the CDC and WHO had the right protocols—but tossed them aside.

“They knew there were manuals on how to do it, but they just threw those manuals out of the window.”

In their place, he said, came politicized science, shaped by power and money.

“We had a complete information chaos. And that is—the good information is the basis of managing any pandemic.”

Next time, he said, things will be different.

“We’re going to make sure... we have gold standard information. We have complete transparency so the public can ask us questions and we can make answers.”
“And above all, we are going to get rid of the taboos... about challenging consensus.”

10 May 2025, 17:23

Mike Mitchell

quote:
Originally posted by ledvm:
quote:
Then came the question everyone knew was coming.

“If there were another pandemic,” Baier asked, “would you do the same thing?”

All four men shook their heads.

“No.”

Kennedy jumped in.

“We’d do science. We’d do evidence-based medicine.”

He said the CDC and WHO had the right protocols—but tossed them aside.

“They knew there were manuals on how to do it, but they just threw those manuals out of the window.”

In their place, he said, came politicized science, shaped by power and money.

“We had a complete information chaos. And that is—the good information is the basis of managing any pandemic.”

Next time, he said, things will be different.

“We’re going to make sure... we have gold standard information. We have complete transparency so the public can ask us questions and we can make answers.”
“And above all, we are going to get rid of the taboos... about challenging consensus.”

More stupid shit that you probably agree with him on....you seem as nuts as him lately.

"During the pandemic, he not only recklessly opposed the vaccines; he also made the baseless and seemingly antisemitic comment that Covid was engineered to spare Jews and Chinese people. He compared anti-Covid public health measures to the Holocaust and claimed Dr. Anthony Fauci was orchestrating “fascism.” (Kennedy published an entire book in 2021 outlandishly attacking Fauci, asserting this public health official, over his decades-long career, had mounted “a historic coup d’état against Western democracy.” In this book, he claimed that Fauci once funded testing of an AIDS treatment on a group of foster children and many of them died because of the experiment—a scurrilous allegation that has been debunked.) Kennedy, who has no training in science or medicine, also hyped unproven treatments for Covid, including hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin.

In 2022, Kennedy pushed a wild-eyed theory about the pandemic that showed how bonkers he can be. He claimed that a global elite led by the CIA had been planning for years to use a pandemic to end democracy and impose totalitarian control on the entire world. This was Alex Jones-level crazy. But Kennedy fervently insisted he had proof: the ominous-sounding Event 201. That was the name of a pandemic simulation held at a New York City hotel in October 2019, months before Covid struck. In one podcast, he said that no one had to take his word on this claim of a diabolical scheme and that you could look up Event 201 and even watch its recorded proceedings on YouTube. I did and discovered the simulation, conducted publicly by the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, was a rather anodyne gathering of corporate execs, former government officials, and policy experts that did not come close to matching Kennedy’s description of it. Yet Kennedy maintained this exercise was proof of a worldwide plot to exploit a pandemic to “execute a coup d’etat against democracy.” Only an observer far removed from reality could sit through the three-and-a-half-hour-long Event 201 and reach such a loony conclusion."

https://www.motherjones.com/po...robert-f-kennedy-jr/

10 May 2025, 17:28

LHeym500

He said U.S. not an argument. Show me where CDC tossed out science based medicine. Just saying it is not an argument.

For example, I give a conclusion bring those who are under the jurisdiction of the Constitution, including undocumented migrants, are entitled to due process. I then supply caselaw from 1952 through April, 25 that anchors that conclusion.

We don’t care what you say. You have an invested interest in saying it. Make a real argument.

10 May 2025, 17:36

nute

quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
Getting rid of known toxic dyes ain't a bad thing, though. I have two grandkids that can't have anything with red dye whatever... banned in the rest if the world, though... fine, the colors won't be as vibrant, who, outside of marketing, cares?

I have some friends that will freak out when mountain dew is banned, though

I picked up a container of beautiful looking shrimps in Costco a couple of years ago. When I ate the first one it tasted weird. Looking on the ingredients on the carton they had artificial sweetener in them. Why the hell would you ruin such lovely food by adding that crap. I had to throw the whole lot out.

I don't understand why there is anyone out there who could possibly think adding sweetener to seafood would make it taste better but I guess thats the US market. I think we are fast going the same way with the amount of soda I see people drink now.

10 May 2025, 17:44

Steve Bertram

I rarely drink soda, a few times a year, usually during hunting season. Unsweetened Iced tea is my go to drink. Much of our processed food is too sweet or too salty for my tastes, I tend to cook for myself, plenty of fresh veggies and not many carbs these days.

While much of what RFK says is nutty, I agree with removing the dies and reducing the sugar in our food supply.

10 May 2025, 17:48

LHeym500

I do as well. The problem is he already told Sen Corn Syrup he would stay in his lane during confirmation.

A lot of this is going to have to come from legislation. I do not see that happening.

Until then we need to have a campaign to have people make better choices. They are available. Especially, geared toward young people creating better habits.

Locally, a State Rep proposed not allowing state benefits to be used to purchase candy, chips, coke, and etc. The community forced him to apologize.

Legislation is going to have to be the answer since Dr. Easter’s far right groups successfully agitated the ability of our agencies to actually regulate away. Like Justice Alito said, “Change the law.”

10 May 2025, 18:27

theback40

I think I read somewhere restaurants will even rinse salad greens with sugar water. It has become crazy with sweeteners everywhere.
Like steve, I drink unsweetened tea, water and juice at times. To much salt added for processed foods for me. Hard to get away from it for kids to learn a healthy lifestyle.

10 May 2025, 19:00

Magine Enigam

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...037e63507e046c&ei=31

RFK Jr. dodges question on if he is being controlled after his ex-running mate suggested he is not in charge
Story by Kelly Rissman • 11h • 2 min read

Excerpt:

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced that Dr. Casey Means, a surgeon-turned-wellness influencer, will replace Janette Nesheiwat as his surgeon general nominee. In an interview on Thursday, Fox News host Bret Baier questioned Kennedy over recent remarks made by his former running mate, Nicole Shanahan, during his brief 2024 presidential run, who suggested he was being “controlled.”

“I don’t know if RFK very clearly lied to me, or what is going on. It has been clear in recent conversations that he is reporting to someone regularly who is controlling his decisions (and it isn’t President Trump),” she wrote on social media this week.

Kennedy dodged the question.

“Listen, you’ve got sitting here four people who were all canceled during Covid,” he told Baier, referring to the men sitting next to him: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz, FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary , and National Institutes of Health director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya.

“The entire leadership of this agency are renegades who are juggernauts against convention and who are trying to look for truth, no matter what the cost. Casey is among those,” Kennedy said.

The Fox News host also pressed the secretary about Means’ background, noting the swift criticism she’s already received.

“Obviously, she’s come under her own criticism about some of the things she’s advocated for, she never finished her residency, and she doesn’t currently have an active medical license,” Baier said. “But that’s not an issue?”

Kennedy defended her accomplishments, mentioning that she was at the “top of her class” at Stanford University.

Means “walked away from traditional medicine because she was not curing patients,” the secretary replied. “She couldn’t get anybody within her profession to look at the nutrition contributions to illness, and she said, ‘If we’re really gonna heal people, if we’re healers, we can’t just be making our life about billing new procedures. We actually have to figure out new approaches to medicine, and that’s the kind of leadership that she’s gonna bring to our country.”

When asked about what happened with Nesheiwat, who withdrew her bid for the post, Kennedy said the administration believed Means “was the best person to really bring the vision of [Make America Healthy Again] to the public.”

10 May 2025, 19:20

jeffeosso

quote:
Originally posted by Steve Bertram:
I rarely drink soda, a few times a year, usually during hunting season. Unsweetened Iced tea is my go to drink. Much of our processed food is too sweet or too salty for my tastes, I tend to cook for myself, plenty of fresh veggies and not many carbs these days.

While much of what RFK says is nutty, I agree with removing the dies and reducing the sugar in our food supply.

darn it - i was having a nice day, enjoying a break from working on my motorcycle, having a black coffee, and now i find myself agreeing with Steve -- great

10 May 2025, 19:24

Steve Bertram

quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
quote:
Originally posted by Steve Bertram:
I rarely drink soda, a few times a year, usually during hunting season. Unsweetened Iced tea is my go to drink. Much of our processed food is too sweet or too salty for my tastes, I tend to cook for myself, plenty of fresh veggies and not many carbs these days.

While much of what RFK says is nutty, I agree with removing the dies and reducing the sugar in our food supply.

darn it - i was having a nice day, enjoying a break from working on my motorcycle, having a black coffee, and now i find myself agreeing with Steve -- great

The worst part is that this is now twice in two days. I'm going to need to re-evaluate some of my views if this continues

Breakfast was two eggs, onions, mushrooms and cheese scramble with two links of venison sausage on the side.

10 May 2025, 19:31

Magine Enigam

Was the food pyramid wrong?

https://www.google.com/search?...sclient=gws-wiz-serp

AI Overview

The Food Pyramid, a visual representation of dietary guidelines, was criticized for several reasons:

Overemphasis on carbohydrates:
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The pyramid placed a large emphasis on grains and carbohydrates, which could lead to excessive consumption of refined grains and sugary foods.

Lack of differentiation between food groups:
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The pyramid did not distinguish between healthy and unhealthy fats, such as saturated and unsaturated fats.

Inaccurate portrayal of portion sizes:
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The pyramid did not provide clear guidance on portion sizes, which could lead to confusion and overeating.
Failure to account for individual dietary needs:
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The pyramid did not take into account individual dietary needs, such as allergies, intolerances, and cultural preferences.

Outdated science:
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The pyramid was based on scientific evidence from the 1980s, which has since been updated.

In 2011, the Food Pyramid was replaced by MyPlate, a more comprehensive and evidence-based dietary guide that emphasizes fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean protein, and low-fat dairy. While MyPlate is not without its critics, it is generally considered to be a more accurate and scientifically sound representation of healthy eating habits.

10 May 2025, 19:34

jeffeosso

quote:
Originally posted by Magine Enigam:
Was the food pyramid wrong?
....

what's wrong with it? because a "supreme" pizza fits it, more or less perfectly -- said I as a 5th grader

10 May 2025, 19:36

jeffeosso

quote:
Originally posted by Steve Bertram:
quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
quote:
Originally posted by Steve Bertram:
I rarely drink soda, a few times a year, usually during hunting season. Unsweetened Iced tea is my go to drink. Much of our processed food is too sweet or too salty for my tastes, I tend to cook for myself, plenty of fresh veggies and not many carbs these days.

While much of what RFK says is nutty, I agree with removing the dies and reducing the sugar in our food supply.

darn it - i was having a nice day, enjoying a break from working on my motorcycle, having a black coffee, and now i find myself agreeing with Steve -- great

The worst part is that this is now twice in two days. I'm going to need to re-evaluate some of my views if this continues

Breakfast was two eggs, onions, mushrooms and cheese scramble with two links of venison sausage on the side.

yeah, but don't tell me that soda is a Dr Pepper ---

left over home-made tortilla, fajitas, peppers, home-made salsa and cilantro -- out of limes, dang it

10 May 2025, 19:49

Magine Enigam

quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
quote:
Originally posted by Magine Enigam:
Was the food pyramid wrong?
....

what's wrong with it? because a "supreme" pizza fits it, more or less perfectly -- said I as a 5th grader

The whole pizza or just a portion?

I appreciate what you mean.

To highlight the point - things change. In this case they say the science changed with more evidence, etc.

Now reconcile that with:

“Listen, you’ve got sitting here four people who were all canceled during Covid,” he told Baier, referring to the men sitting next to him: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz, FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary , and National Institutes of Health director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya.

“The entire leadership of this agency are renegades who are juggernauts against convention and who are trying to look for truth, no matter what the cost. Casey is among those,” Kennedy said.

11 May 2025, 02:14

ledvm

quote:
We don’t care what you say.

The Little Lord of Louisville (actually Williamsburg but it doesn’t rhyme

) must have a frog in his pocket.

11 May 2025, 03:26

jdollar

quote:
Kennedy jumped in.

“We’d do science. We’d do evidence-based medicine

What a lying fool. Evidence based like vaccines don’t work and cause autism? Like raw milk is healthier than pasteurized? His brain worm obviously ate too much of his cerebrum. He is the most unqualified of all the orange jesus appointments, and that’s really saying something.

11 May 2025, 16:35

ledvm

RFKjr is nuttier than a fruitcake on a personal level for sure.

However, he is taking on and correcting some very good things in our food industry.

Dr. Marty Makary is one of the best epidemiologists in the world today.

11 May 2025, 17:57

Magine Enigam

quote:
Dr. Marty Makary is one of the best epidemiologists in the world today.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marty_Makary

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...kary#Political_views

Do you still like him, knowing:

"Makary donated to Barack Obama's Presidential Campaign in 2008."

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Makary was a Fauci basher:

https://www.washingtonexaminer...e-covid-19-response/

Four high-profile doctors who are challenging the COVID-19 response
By
Cassidy Morrison
January 11, 2022 2:49 pm

Makary is a professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and a fixture for the last two years on Fox News Channel, where he often takes issue with Fauci and the broader U.S. government response to COVID-19. He has been especially critical of what he believes is the federal public health apparatus’ ignorance of the natural immunity acquired by those who survive COVID-19 infection. Fauci and other public health officials under the Trump and Biden administrations, Makary argues, have placed too strong an emphasis on getting vaccinated as being the only way to prevent severe infection and death due to the virus.

“You can spin science just like one can spin politics and the art of selective outrage or selective focus on part of the story,” Makary told the Washington Examiner.

In addition to decrying the government’s unwillingness to recognize natural immunity, Makary also opposes what he sees as an all-out government campaign to vaccinate young, healthy people without fully considering potential adverse effects, such as myocarditis, a type of heart inflammation that has occurred in some cases following mRNA vaccination, primarily in young men.

“Dr. Fauci brings a significant bias toward vaccines as the solution to the pandemic. I agree that vaccines are an important tool in response to the pandemic, but there’s a way in which it’s been such an intense focus on vaccination that is kind of to the exclusion of recognizing the role of therapeutics and natural immunity,” Makary said.

Trained in surgical oncology and gastrointestinal surgery, Makary saw patients and served on the faculty of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine while conducting research. He was a pioneer in the laparoscopic surgical method used at Hopkins known as the Whipple procedure, a minimally invasive method to remove cancerous tumors from the pancreas. He has worked with the federal government on medical research looking into the causes and treatments for obesity. Makary is also a widely published public health policy expert who has championed greater price transparency and public reporting of care quality measures by hospitals.

11 May 2025, 19:22

ledvm

Everyone is entitled to mistakes…ie: supporting 0bama.

While Makary is a trained surgeon…he has dedicated the latter part of his professional career to epidemiology.

quote:
Marty Makary has made significant contributions to epidemiology, primarily through his research and public health advocacy at Johns Hopkins University. His roles in epidemiology include:

1. **Public Health Researcher**: Makary has focused on population health, studying the underlying causes of disease, vulnerable populations, and the epidemiology of cancer. His work includes examining public health strategies to address obesity, antimicrobial resistance, and the impact of the microbiome on disease. He has published over 250 peer-reviewed articles, many of which address epidemiological topics such as frailty, patient safety, and health care quality.[](https://www.jhsph.edu/faculty/directory/profile/1565/martin-a-makary)[](https://hub.jhu.edu/2024/12/01/marty-makary-fda-appointment/)

2. **Professor of Health Policy and Management**: At the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Makary taught health policy and management, integrating epidemiological principles into his work on health care delivery and public health strategies.[](https://www.jhsph.edu/faculty/directory/profile/1565/martin-a-makary)

3. **Advocate for Evidence-Based Public Health**: Makary has been a vocal commentator on public health issues, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. He contributed to epidemiological discussions by questioning vaccine mandates, advocating for the recognition of natural immunity, and critiquing public health policies like school closures and mask mandates for children. His 2021 Wall Street Journal op-ed predicted herd immunity by April 2021, though this was later proven incorrect due to subsequent COVID-19 variants.[](https://theweek.com/health/marty-makary-trump-fda-covid)[](https://kffhealthnews.org/news/article/marty-makary-covid-abortion-fda-pandemic-critic-confirmation-hearing/)[](https://time.com/7265012/marty-makary-trump-nominee-fda/)

4. **Developer of Safety and Quality Metrics**: Makary’s epidemiological contributions include developing tools like the Surgical Checklist, which he co-authored and helped implement with the World Health Organization. This checklist reduced surgical complications and infections, impacting global health outcomes. He also led research on frailty as a predictor of surgical outcomes, influencing how epidemiological risk factors are assessed in clinical settings.[](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marty_Makary)[](https://www.jhsph.edu/faculty/directory/profile/1565/martin-a-makary)[](https://kffhealthnews.org/news/article/marty-makary-covid-abortion-fda-pandemic-critic-confirmation-hearing/)

5. **Director of Research Initiatives**: As the founder of the Johns Hopkins Center for Surgical Outcomes Research and Clinical Trials, Makary directed studies that often incorporated epidemiological methods to evaluate health interventions, patient outcomes, and health care costs. His leadership in the Improving Wisely project, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, used epidemiological data to identify and reduce low-value care practices.[](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marty_Makary)[](https://hub.jhu.edu/2024/12/01/marty-makary-fda-appointment/)

While Makary’s primary clinical role was as a surgeon, his epidemiological work has been influential in shaping public health policy, patient safety protocols, and population-level health strategies. His controversial stances, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, have drawn both praise and criticism, with some arguing he cherry-picked data or overstated claims, such as the assertion that medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the U.S.[](https://theweek.com/health/marty-makary-trump-fda-covid)[](https://kffhealthnews.org/news/article/marty-makary-covid-abortion-fda-pandemic-critic-confirmation-hearing/)

11 May 2025, 19:43

Magine Enigam

Well, maybe that's a good thing.

Maybe we now know who is "controlling" RFKjr.

.https://www.yahoo.com/news/rfk-jr-dodges-being-controlled-134200083.html

RFK Jr. dodges question on if he is being controlled after his ex-running mate suggested he is not in charge
Kelly Rissman
Fri, May 9, 2025 at 10:18 AM EDT2 min read

11 May 2025, 20:13

LHeym500

Trump’s political movement, the methods of the movement, and a populace that champions ends against means is the philosophy that will come for us all.

Let us mot forget, De. Easter has stepped out of his lies fully embracing that the 2020 election was a fraud. However, in this assertion he knows it is false. All object evidence says so. Yet, it allows him to make an argument to folks that the prior Administration was illegitimate. This allows the conclusion, thst this Regime may break the rules to correct the illegitimate. None of which he believes to be objective truth. That is the lie.

Dr. Easter in this forum demonstrated hypocrisy and lies is valentines. Just this week he cheers the head of an administrative agency using agency power to “make us all healthier.” Okay, but he is the first to argue the overturning of Chevron that prevented the Courts from arbitrarily replacing the judgement of the agency with that of a judge. The two concepts are in opposition and cannot be reconciled.

Dr. Easter speaks of traditional values while demanding an Executive wield power the Constitution does nut give. De. Easter seeks the Executive to ignore and refuse to submit to the Checks and Balances enshrined in the Constitution as applied by the S. Ct. We have the Texas contingent in here routinely arbor the S. Ct., is not the final arbitrator of these disputes.

We have Dr. Easter supporting a president through an Executive Order voiding the 14th Amendment stripping citizenship to a class of people he simply does not like. Unilateral power of the Executive.

If one person who is entitled to due process can be denied due process by the Executive, and the courts’ orders to provide that due process ignored, all of us are vulnerable. When the state can void a marriage and criminalize the most private act between two consenting adults, the state can void and criminalize anything.

The simpleton would be Dr. Easter. Yet, he is not a simpleton. He knows these contradictions cannot be reconciled. He is much lower. He tries to justify, excuse, and lie to deceive folks that such political behavior, power, is good. It is only good because he agrees with the ends such political power is bringing now. The rest of us be damned.

Dr. Easter seeks the ability to force people to conform or be removed from the fabric and fill status in public as citizens.

No.

Dr. Easter’s ideology and the ideology that Trump is the figure head of will consume us all. It is a monster, that becomes the pet of the mob.

It is tyranny. It is oppression. Look how Dr. Easter lies to us about the economic impact of the Regime’s unconstitutional, never exercised in our history unilateral tariffs in time of peace.

Dr. Easter, as he supports a rejected by this S. Ct., holding, that the President can use an act passed in war, to deny mandated due process would support the Alien and Sedition Act. The Alien and Sedition Act was never held unconstitutional. It was never argued bf the S. Ct. Dr. Easter would permit, this Regime to unilaterally declare an emergency and a complicit Congress pass the Alien and Sedition Act, to prevent this Regime, the President from being opposed.

Anything worth saying once is worth saying twice.

Dr. Easter’s ideology and the ideology that Trump is the figure head of will consume us all. It is a monster, that becomes the pet of the mob.