Two years ago today, on March 11, 2020, the WHO declared Covid-19 a global pandemic. Like millions of others, that historic moment and that specific event started me on a personal journey of research and discovery that continues to shape my opinions and my view of the world today. Throughout that year (2020), a couple […]
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This article first appeared on Forbidden Knowledge TV, and I am reprinting it here. Justin Trudeau must be so relieved about the Russian attack on Ukraine – and so must Pfizer and Moderna, because the world was just about to watch the complete free-fall collapse of their COVID Hoax and vaxxine genocide narratives. Instead, we’ll
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P. Andrew Sandlin wrote a phenomenal book entitled Creational Worldview: An Introduction. Since reading it last Spring, I have used it constantly as a reference, pulling it out and referencing parts of the book as I was working through ideas about a specific topic. Chapter 5 of Sandlin’s book, “A Christian Environment-View” has been so
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Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola Fact Checked STORY AT-A-GLANCE * Former Clinton adviser and author Naomi Wolf warns that mandatory COVID-19 passports will spell the “end of human liberty in the West.” * IBM has partnered with COVID-19 vaccine maker Moderna to develop a digital Health Pass system that ties our biometric IDs to our health data
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Toward the end of December, I happened to see the following post on Facebook. I completely understand the sentiment expressed and I expect that it is representative of a large number of people in the world today. I’m fully vaccinated and boostered. No, I don’t know ‘what’s in it’. Neither this vaccine or the ones
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The roots of our Thanksgiving heritage are entwined with the story of the Pilgrims (people who journey to a destination usually because of their religious beliefs) who believed that God was leading them to establish a new community where they could worship freely. As Americans, we celebrate Thanksgiving every year because of the profound faith
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Mooresville, Alabama is like stepping back in history to a simpler time. In fact, this little community was the movie setting for the filming of the Tom and Huck movie in 1995, and it’s easy to see why. I captured a few whimsical images of this bustling community as we rode bicycles on the trail
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One Friday afternoon in October, I met my sister, Sandy, to ride the Richard Martin Trail in Elkmont, Alabama. She was coming from work as a nurse at Huntsville Hospital and I was trekking over from Franklin, Tennessee after a busy week, eager to get outside and explore some new territory and to experience a
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When I decided to add outdoor cycling back into my regular exercise routine, I naturally began to search around for the best biking trails in the area. I just happened onto this organization (Rails-to-Trails Conservancy) without having ever heard of their work before. I’m astounded and appreciative that there are a lot of really creative
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I’m at the Emerald Coast this morning. I have never seen the beach like this before. The reason, of course, is because Hurricane Ida is scheduled to hit Louisiana with full Category 4 force later today. Don’t even ask me what I am doing here at a time when others are evacuating. Is it some
