An Open Letter To Soon To Be Ex-Rep Liz Cheney
No, Liz: the BIG LIE is that YOU are *one of us* and that we can trust you.
Liz, you’ve demonstrated that you only care about your own personal power & wealth, and that you are partner to the Left in suppressing Americans.
Former President Trump is right, & there is overwhelming evidence to support his statements.
Meanwhile you run to CNN to mouth the Democrat slogans & talking points.
Liz, your own party in your home state Censured you & is rejecting you; meanwhile Donald Trump is more popular & influential than ever.
Let me be clear, Liz: everyone sees you for the turncoat you ARE. No one is under any illusions about you.
Your CONTINUED truculence & lack of awareness notwithstanding, the end of your political career is rapidly approaching.
Maybe CNN will hire you. 👇
No, Liz: the BIG LIE is that YOU are *one of us* and that we can trust you.
Liz, you’ve demonstrated that you only care about your own personal power & wealth, and that you are partner to the Left in suppressing Americans.
Former President Trump is right, & there is overwhelming evidence to support his statements.
Meanwhile you run to CNN to mouth the Democrat slogans & talking points.
Liz, your own party in your home state Censured you & is rejecting you; meanwhile Donald Trump is more popular & influential than ever.
Let me be clear, Liz: everyone sees you for the turncoat you ARE. No one is under any illusions about you.
Your CONTINUED truculence & lack of awareness notwithstanding, the end of your political career is rapidly approaching.
Maybe CNN will hire you. 👇
Forwarded from Disclose.tv
INBOX - Rep. Liz Cheney responds to Trump's statement.
Democrat voters cheer her. Look at the comments:
https://twitter.com/Liz_Cheney/status/1389225154639695881
@disclosetv
Democrat voters cheer her. Look at the comments:
https://twitter.com/Liz_Cheney/status/1389225154639695881
@disclosetv
Covering up & suppressing dissent. This is how propaganda works. 👇
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NEW - YouTube is deleting close to 8,000 dislikes per video (on average) released on the official White House channel, according to data collected by https://81m.org @disclosetv @disclosetv_chat
People can also find a new church that serves God & His flock, not The State. Smarmy patronizing slogans & abuse of those you are supposed to serve isn’t doing His work.
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Geno
https://twitter.com/Harley_Chic47/status/1388923046514339846?s=20
YouTube
Warning To Churches : Are You Fighting On The Right Side Of God?
The Church is called to be the representation of Christ to the world and their community. Yet, unfortunately the vast majority of churches, particularly in A...
Forwarded from The Western Journal
California Drafts Cease-and-Desist Order Against Company That’s Been Operating There Since 1865
READ: http://w-j.co/s/bb1ff
READ: http://w-j.co/s/bb1ff
The Western Journal
California Drafts Cease-and-Desist Order Against Company That's Been Operating There Since 1865
Nestlé is in big trouble with California water authorities. However, accusations such as these hide the state's mismanagement problem.
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Lesson From Dennis Prager, Prager U:
I would like to tell you a true story, told to me by people who run a large camera store in the Los Angeles area.
One day, a woman walked in and said she was looking to buy a camera. She asked one of the salesmen to show her various cameras. And then she spent about half an hour with the man figuring out which camera she really liked.
Finally, after deciding, she asked the man if he might give her the name of a website where she could buy that camera at a cheaper price.
Now, I hope that you realize something is very wrong here! But can you identify exactly what that is? Take a moment. Here's what was wrong: That woman stole that man's time and that store's resources. And she did so deliberately. In fact, had she taken money from the man's pocket or from the store's cash register, it would have been no different.
Why? Because this woman went into the store knowing in advance that she was not going to buy a camera at the store, but on the internet. She didn't go to the store thinking she might buy a camera there. She went into the store solely in order to use the store's building and inventory, which cost money to provide, and the expertise of a salesman, in order to choose what camera she will buy on the internet cheaper.
What this woman did was wrong -- yet people do it all the time. In fact, what she did violates a law found in a book called the Talmud. The Talmud is the second holiest book of the Jewish religion, after the Bible itself. And it contains a law that changed my life when I first learned about it: "If you enter a store, you are not allowed to ask the storekeeper the price of an item if you know in advance that you won't buy it." Now, let me make this clear. If you don't know whether or not you'll buy an item at any given store, of course you can ask the price. You can comparison shop. And if there's a chance that you will buy it at that store, you can legitimately take the time of the storekeeper to figure out what you want. But not if you know in advance that you won't buy it there. Then you're just taking up the store's time and resources, and that's wrong.
The power of this law to change a life is quite remarkable. First of all, it says to you that you, the consumer, have obligations, not just rights. We always hear about consumer rights. But what about consumer obligations? In our time, we are preoccupied with rights. Which is too bad, because in order to make a better society, people have to think of their obligations as much as they think about their rights. When I walk into a store, I have moral obligations as a consumer, and one of them is not to ask the price of an item -- or how it works, or how it compares to competing items -- if I know in advance that I won't buy it there.
I gave the camera store example. But this happens in all types of stores. People who manage department stores tell me that there are women who come in and "buy" a dress solely in order to wear it for an event on a Friday or Saturday night, and then come back on Sunday or Monday, saying that they didn't like the dress and asking for a refund. That is a form of stealing, not to mention deception.
And the storekeeper law doesn't apply only to stores. I once talked about this law in a speech to a group of singles. Afterward, a woman stood up and asked: "Does this apply to a man when dating?" This was a brilliant question. She was asking: Can a man tell a woman that he is "in love" with her when he knows that it's not her love he wants? That's another example of how this law applies to so much of life -- it's wrong to fool people into giving you their time or their expertise, or, for that matter, their body.
I'm Dennis Prager.
I would like to tell you a true story, told to me by people who run a large camera store in the Los Angeles area.
One day, a woman walked in and said she was looking to buy a camera. She asked one of the salesmen to show her various cameras. And then she spent about half an hour with the man figuring out which camera she really liked.
Finally, after deciding, she asked the man if he might give her the name of a website where she could buy that camera at a cheaper price.
Now, I hope that you realize something is very wrong here! But can you identify exactly what that is? Take a moment. Here's what was wrong: That woman stole that man's time and that store's resources. And she did so deliberately. In fact, had she taken money from the man's pocket or from the store's cash register, it would have been no different.
Why? Because this woman went into the store knowing in advance that she was not going to buy a camera at the store, but on the internet. She didn't go to the store thinking she might buy a camera there. She went into the store solely in order to use the store's building and inventory, which cost money to provide, and the expertise of a salesman, in order to choose what camera she will buy on the internet cheaper.
What this woman did was wrong -- yet people do it all the time. In fact, what she did violates a law found in a book called the Talmud. The Talmud is the second holiest book of the Jewish religion, after the Bible itself. And it contains a law that changed my life when I first learned about it: "If you enter a store, you are not allowed to ask the storekeeper the price of an item if you know in advance that you won't buy it." Now, let me make this clear. If you don't know whether or not you'll buy an item at any given store, of course you can ask the price. You can comparison shop. And if there's a chance that you will buy it at that store, you can legitimately take the time of the storekeeper to figure out what you want. But not if you know in advance that you won't buy it there. Then you're just taking up the store's time and resources, and that's wrong.
The power of this law to change a life is quite remarkable. First of all, it says to you that you, the consumer, have obligations, not just rights. We always hear about consumer rights. But what about consumer obligations? In our time, we are preoccupied with rights. Which is too bad, because in order to make a better society, people have to think of their obligations as much as they think about their rights. When I walk into a store, I have moral obligations as a consumer, and one of them is not to ask the price of an item -- or how it works, or how it compares to competing items -- if I know in advance that I won't buy it there.
I gave the camera store example. But this happens in all types of stores. People who manage department stores tell me that there are women who come in and "buy" a dress solely in order to wear it for an event on a Friday or Saturday night, and then come back on Sunday or Monday, saying that they didn't like the dress and asking for a refund. That is a form of stealing, not to mention deception.
And the storekeeper law doesn't apply only to stores. I once talked about this law in a speech to a group of singles. Afterward, a woman stood up and asked: "Does this apply to a man when dating?" This was a brilliant question. She was asking: Can a man tell a woman that he is "in love" with her when he knows that it's not her love he wants? That's another example of how this law applies to so much of life -- it's wrong to fool people into giving you their time or their expertise, or, for that matter, their body.
I'm Dennis Prager.
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MAGA Movement Takes Over GOP in South Carolina
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MAGA Movement Takes Over GOP in South Carolina
Tracy Beanz, editor-in-chief UncoverDC, explains how the MAGA movement is taking over South Carolina using Dan Schultz’s Precinct Strategy.
Turning the Intelligence Community against average Americans for political reasons is THE most dangerous threat America faces. 👇
Forwarded from The Federalist
CIA Head Writes Memo Celebrating Chauvin Guilty Verdict, Pledges To Address ‘Trauma Of Racism’
https://thefederalist.com/2021/05/03/cia-head-writes-memo-celebrating-chauvin-guilty-verdict-pledges-to-address-trauma-of-racism/
https://thefederalist.com/2021/05/03/cia-head-writes-memo-celebrating-chauvin-guilty-verdict-pledges-to-address-trauma-of-racism/
The Federalist
CIA Head Writes Memo Celebrating Chauvin Guilty Verdict
In the memo obtained by The Federalist, Burns celebrated the guilty verdict as "one step forward" and encouraged the agency prioritize "accountability."
At the same time California is trying to make law-abiding citizens defenseless. 👇
Forwarded from The Federalist
California Gives Tens Of Thousands Of Violent Inmates Early Release Eligibility
https://thefederalist.com/2021/05/03/california-gives-tens-of-thousands-of-violent-inmates-early-release-eligibility/
https://thefederalist.com/2021/05/03/california-gives-tens-of-thousands-of-violent-inmates-early-release-eligibility/
The Federalist
California Gives Tens Of Thousands Of Violent Inmates Early Release Eligibility
Roughly 20,000 inmates in California who are serving life sentences will now be eligible for early release thanks to an "emergency regulation."
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NEW - Gov. DeSantis eliminates ALL remaining local emergency orders related to COVID-19 for the State of #Florida effective immediately. @disclosetv