I think what the jabbed chose was blind and childlike obedience, conformity. I do like to remind folks they use more scrutiny about the type of milk in their latte than what is injected into their body. Some might say they had the 'team player' attitude, commonly lauded in sports. Only my intuition and my lack of will to conform kept me from a jab appointment. I am not a good team player and never have been and it saved my life, I am quite sure.... Now about that transfection via spike or nano radiation...we would do well to just focus on keeping our uninjected selves healthy, if it is even possible.
I've talked to many shotted people and their reasons for getting the shot boiled down to one - they just didn't care. Seriously. They walk around taking poison drugs and don't know why or don't care. At least children care about things they do. For the unshotted like you and I, I think we were born as thinkers and non-conformists for this very moment in history. We are needed for some reason, contrary to what the shotted still think of us (or don't think of us).
I'm no longer a "bible thumper", but I do believe in a creator. I also believe the universe that is controlled by that creator was made for us and we are part of that universe. We have uncanny abilities that are given to us that for some reason others don't have. I can look back on my years in public school where the rest of my fellow students were being molded into some sort of cookie cutter mold that chipped away at their free will. They were slowly being converted into automatons that did what they were told like Pavolov's dog. I was a questioner from my early elementary school years. The guy that today they would put on some sort of SSRI drug.
At 68 I look around and wonder WTF it will take to wake people up! I try to do my best with what I have by starting a place to vent here on Substack and sometimes when I get lucky Lew Rockwell takes one of my posts to him and uses it.
My second youngest took the jab because he refuses to look into the ingredients. His cougar girlfriend has him convinced that I'm some weirdo because I don't go along with the status quo. Not realizing she is the weirdo. She's the one who doesn't want children. She's the one who sees my son as a trophy dick. She's the one who manipulates him and convinces him that I'm some sort of ogre and that he shouldn't have anything to do with his mother or I. What can I do? Not a damn thing. Sit by and wait to see how it all turns out. Thankfully my other three sons have some critical thinking ability imparted in their direction by their loving mother who spent 20 years of her life bringing them up in home school instead of the 10th plank of the communist manifesto public/government school.
I read you letter and can see it came from you very inner being. My answer if I was God? Take heart...for the demise of the evil is on the horizon. I will no longer let the psychopaths rule the kingdom I have given to you.
Thank-you so much for this prayer. I cannot ever claim to understand why the Lord has & is allowing this evil to unfold in this earthly realm but l do know l must trust Him.
I also trust that He has given us, the unjabbed, the fortitude to endure & carry on. Somedays it is overwhelming & that is when l turn my eyes heavenward & say another prayer for strength.
Your prayer today is so appreciated. You have given me another dose of desperately needed strength.
Again, thank-you! I pray that you, Napoleon, will find peace & joy in your life despite the heartbreak.
Thank you Laurie, your comment makes me peaceful and hopeful! To know other people feel the same way is God's way of keeping us all going. God has picked the unshotted to carry on humanity. I know this is my heart, because of what we all went through and are still going through. At the end of the Cross is Easter. We are still carrying the cross, including worrying about those who never cared about us or even themselves. Easter is coming though. It always does.
You are a good man. You are a better man than I am. Perhaps it is my contrarian nature, my generally obstinate disposition. Perhaps it is an intelligence level that(according to test results at least) is well above average. Perhaps it is due to choices made decades ago to forge an alternative lifestyle by living full time on a sailboat. I don’t know the answers and I have no interest in trying to find them. At age 67 the number of get up and goes remaining seem to rush by faster with each passing day.
What I do know is this. Sadly. I have no sympathy for anyone who bought the psyop. I can find empathy for very few. Those who willingly lined up to climb onto the cattle car destroyed their own lives. But they also willfully and purposefully destroyed the lives of millions of others and helped to usher in a level of tyrannical technocratic control that previously did not exist. They fully deserve whatever they have coming. And in my view, whatever it is cannot come fast enough.
Would it surprise you to know I am a gal? Not that that matters. I took Napoleon as my pseudonym because it was the name of my beloved orange Maine Coone cat who died much too young (I swear from the vaccines I stupidly gave him). But I will say you are right - sympathy and empathy are two different things. I too do not have sympathy for anyone who chose the shots. I have empathy for children forced by their parents and people who have regretted the shots and have repented and apologized to the unshotted.
I still think God has put all us unshotted on a track from our births to show a light. How else did you forge that alternative lifestyle and why now? I know I could have NEVER taken the shots, and you too. Why? There's a reason.
Well, so there is that. LOL. I imagine if I was a long time paying subscriber, or if I had gone back in time to prior posts, I would have known that. But I am a very new, like within the past week or so, freeloader and hence, I did not know. So thank you for your kind way of cleaning that up. Probably worth a paid subscription.
My brother (who is a left wing, Marxist, Diversity Dean) at a large NC University has always had a couple of Maine Coons underfoot. Sadly, it is about his only redeeming quality. I’m a cat lover. Growing up we always had a cat or two. And on the farm, great gram had about 20 ferals running around. Kept the barn and the chicken coup and the outhouses mice free! We tried to have a cat on the boat. My wife is not a fan of cats in general. But she agreed to try. She’s a saint but even I had to admit it was way more trouble than it was worth. In a marina or in an anchorage the cat was fine. But at sea she was a basket case and to show her displeasure she would ignore the litter box on the head floor and do her duty wherever she pleased. We ended up giving her away to a marina rat liveaboard in Costa Rica.
On the subject matter, yes, that is why I split sympathy and empathy. And yes, if one is 7 and forced by the parents empathy for the child is deserved. As is scorn for the parents.
It is interesting. The idea of an alternative lifestyle was forged at a very early age. On my mothers side, we are a seafaring family from Bristol England (mothers maiden name) going back 100s of years. I read a book about going to sea when I was 6 or 7. I ended up meeting and eventually marrying a girl who spent most of her life living on a boat. We started sailing together in 1979, she was the teacher I was the student. Got married in 81. Bought a boat in 82. Bought a house in 83. And dreamt of chucking it all someday. We sailed 10s of 1000s of miles on the Great Lakes and lived on the boat with our two boys all summer for many years. And then in 2009-10, at the worst possible time for finances and a myriad of other reasons to not go, we did it anyway. The 5 year plan, so carefully crafted during long winter nights is now in year 12.
We have thoughts of swallowing the hook for good, buying a few acres in the woods, and having a micro farm where we can just hide out and have one final big adventure before the time comes to pack it in for good. The world is so crazy that making decisions about what to do, where to live etc has become too complicated. Which I suppose is the point, right. The more complicated they make it, the more likely one is to let someone else decide for you.
We shall see how it plays out here over the next few months. Our boat is named Blessings, so sending some of those your way this morning.
What an interesting life! My life is so boring in comparison. Also, I will never have a paid subscription option - always free until substack goes away or changes it tune. I like to keep my stack small. Less hassle and I can keep it as a hobby instead of a "job" posting what and when I like. Thank you for reading!
And thank you for the reply. It is an interesting life, which we too often take for granted and forget that we are doing what we dreamed about for decades. Thanks for the reminder!
I’m going to start writing a little bit at some point. Many people have asked me to relate some “sailing stories.” I have a few hundred. LOL. I don’t want to write a travel book so I have struggled with how to start. I’ll get there eventually. Thanks for sharing
This is an excellent prayer to read. The last sentence jumped out at me. My sister and I often joke about why did we come to this earth at this time? Did we sign up for this? Were we appointed to be here at this particular time frame for particular learning experiences? It seems to us that is probably the case. I am sorry for your adversity with your family illnesses, loss of employment, and other setbacks. We unshotted species are going to withstand whatever comes our way with God's help.
I know we are. God wants us here at this time to do His work. But it is not going to be easy. It never is. There are days when I just want to give up and leave this planet for good. Then I send my letters to God and get so many great comments from people that I know are also sent by God to do good. I believe we are scattered like wheat though, so that we rely on God to do his work and not man. That's why it feels like the unshotted are such a small minority with absolutely no power. We're not. We have such great power behind us. The light is coming.
Hello Barry. Great comment with so much to think about. Forgiveness. I believe as a Christian forgiveness is truly given to one who repents. People say forgiveness is forgetting what people have done to you and moving on. No, even Jesus didn't preach that. He said to the adulteress, "neither do I condemn thee, go and sin no more." The last three words are key. We can forgive everyone who has hurt us in our lives, but if those people didn't even know they hurt us, or likely don't care, it is not forgiveness. It is something else. Maybe it's not thinking about those people a anymore, as you say.
Income. I don't worry about income that much. I have enough for now and God has always provided. It's more the tying of a job to a covid shot that gets me. That you could be treated as a leper for being healthy and nobody has a problem with that. That is evil incarnate. The job mandates are still going strong in the US. This is not over by a long shot (no pun intended).
Finally, would it surprise you to know I am also a lawyer. Retired, technically. So I totally get what you are saying. But I think we are all on this earth to yes, of course improve ourselves, but more so improve other people who are not worthy of our love. Jesus said he came to heal the sick, not the healthy. He dined with sinners, not the righteous. He told us to do the same, but it sure does smack our egos when we try!
Isn't this the hardest thing? I think that too. But then I think "what is love?" What is justice? God has justice as well as love. It's all so beyond us mere humans.
I think what the jabbed chose was blind and childlike obedience, conformity. I do like to remind folks they use more scrutiny about the type of milk in their latte than what is injected into their body. Some might say they had the 'team player' attitude, commonly lauded in sports. Only my intuition and my lack of will to conform kept me from a jab appointment. I am not a good team player and never have been and it saved my life, I am quite sure.... Now about that transfection via spike or nano radiation...we would do well to just focus on keeping our uninjected selves healthy, if it is even possible.
I've talked to many shotted people and their reasons for getting the shot boiled down to one - they just didn't care. Seriously. They walk around taking poison drugs and don't know why or don't care. At least children care about things they do. For the unshotted like you and I, I think we were born as thinkers and non-conformists for this very moment in history. We are needed for some reason, contrary to what the shotted still think of us (or don't think of us).
I'm no longer a "bible thumper", but I do believe in a creator. I also believe the universe that is controlled by that creator was made for us and we are part of that universe. We have uncanny abilities that are given to us that for some reason others don't have. I can look back on my years in public school where the rest of my fellow students were being molded into some sort of cookie cutter mold that chipped away at their free will. They were slowly being converted into automatons that did what they were told like Pavolov's dog. I was a questioner from my early elementary school years. The guy that today they would put on some sort of SSRI drug.
At 68 I look around and wonder WTF it will take to wake people up! I try to do my best with what I have by starting a place to vent here on Substack and sometimes when I get lucky Lew Rockwell takes one of my posts to him and uses it.
My second youngest took the jab because he refuses to look into the ingredients. His cougar girlfriend has him convinced that I'm some weirdo because I don't go along with the status quo. Not realizing she is the weirdo. She's the one who doesn't want children. She's the one who sees my son as a trophy dick. She's the one who manipulates him and convinces him that I'm some sort of ogre and that he shouldn't have anything to do with his mother or I. What can I do? Not a damn thing. Sit by and wait to see how it all turns out. Thankfully my other three sons have some critical thinking ability imparted in their direction by their loving mother who spent 20 years of her life bringing them up in home school instead of the 10th plank of the communist manifesto public/government school.
I read you letter and can see it came from you very inner being. My answer if I was God? Take heart...for the demise of the evil is on the horizon. I will no longer let the psychopaths rule the kingdom I have given to you.
Thank-you so much for this prayer. I cannot ever claim to understand why the Lord has & is allowing this evil to unfold in this earthly realm but l do know l must trust Him.
I also trust that He has given us, the unjabbed, the fortitude to endure & carry on. Somedays it is overwhelming & that is when l turn my eyes heavenward & say another prayer for strength.
Your prayer today is so appreciated. You have given me another dose of desperately needed strength.
Again, thank-you! I pray that you, Napoleon, will find peace & joy in your life despite the heartbreak.
Thank you Laurie, your comment makes me peaceful and hopeful! To know other people feel the same way is God's way of keeping us all going. God has picked the unshotted to carry on humanity. I know this is my heart, because of what we all went through and are still going through. At the end of the Cross is Easter. We are still carrying the cross, including worrying about those who never cared about us or even themselves. Easter is coming though. It always does.
Sir
You are a good man. You are a better man than I am. Perhaps it is my contrarian nature, my generally obstinate disposition. Perhaps it is an intelligence level that(according to test results at least) is well above average. Perhaps it is due to choices made decades ago to forge an alternative lifestyle by living full time on a sailboat. I don’t know the answers and I have no interest in trying to find them. At age 67 the number of get up and goes remaining seem to rush by faster with each passing day.
What I do know is this. Sadly. I have no sympathy for anyone who bought the psyop. I can find empathy for very few. Those who willingly lined up to climb onto the cattle car destroyed their own lives. But they also willfully and purposefully destroyed the lives of millions of others and helped to usher in a level of tyrannical technocratic control that previously did not exist. They fully deserve whatever they have coming. And in my view, whatever it is cannot come fast enough.
As I said, you are a better man than I.
Would it surprise you to know I am a gal? Not that that matters. I took Napoleon as my pseudonym because it was the name of my beloved orange Maine Coone cat who died much too young (I swear from the vaccines I stupidly gave him). But I will say you are right - sympathy and empathy are two different things. I too do not have sympathy for anyone who chose the shots. I have empathy for children forced by their parents and people who have regretted the shots and have repented and apologized to the unshotted.
I still think God has put all us unshotted on a track from our births to show a light. How else did you forge that alternative lifestyle and why now? I know I could have NEVER taken the shots, and you too. Why? There's a reason.
Well, so there is that. LOL. I imagine if I was a long time paying subscriber, or if I had gone back in time to prior posts, I would have known that. But I am a very new, like within the past week or so, freeloader and hence, I did not know. So thank you for your kind way of cleaning that up. Probably worth a paid subscription.
My brother (who is a left wing, Marxist, Diversity Dean) at a large NC University has always had a couple of Maine Coons underfoot. Sadly, it is about his only redeeming quality. I’m a cat lover. Growing up we always had a cat or two. And on the farm, great gram had about 20 ferals running around. Kept the barn and the chicken coup and the outhouses mice free! We tried to have a cat on the boat. My wife is not a fan of cats in general. But she agreed to try. She’s a saint but even I had to admit it was way more trouble than it was worth. In a marina or in an anchorage the cat was fine. But at sea she was a basket case and to show her displeasure she would ignore the litter box on the head floor and do her duty wherever she pleased. We ended up giving her away to a marina rat liveaboard in Costa Rica.
On the subject matter, yes, that is why I split sympathy and empathy. And yes, if one is 7 and forced by the parents empathy for the child is deserved. As is scorn for the parents.
It is interesting. The idea of an alternative lifestyle was forged at a very early age. On my mothers side, we are a seafaring family from Bristol England (mothers maiden name) going back 100s of years. I read a book about going to sea when I was 6 or 7. I ended up meeting and eventually marrying a girl who spent most of her life living on a boat. We started sailing together in 1979, she was the teacher I was the student. Got married in 81. Bought a boat in 82. Bought a house in 83. And dreamt of chucking it all someday. We sailed 10s of 1000s of miles on the Great Lakes and lived on the boat with our two boys all summer for many years. And then in 2009-10, at the worst possible time for finances and a myriad of other reasons to not go, we did it anyway. The 5 year plan, so carefully crafted during long winter nights is now in year 12.
We have thoughts of swallowing the hook for good, buying a few acres in the woods, and having a micro farm where we can just hide out and have one final big adventure before the time comes to pack it in for good. The world is so crazy that making decisions about what to do, where to live etc has become too complicated. Which I suppose is the point, right. The more complicated they make it, the more likely one is to let someone else decide for you.
We shall see how it plays out here over the next few months. Our boat is named Blessings, so sending some of those your way this morning.
What an interesting life! My life is so boring in comparison. Also, I will never have a paid subscription option - always free until substack goes away or changes it tune. I like to keep my stack small. Less hassle and I can keep it as a hobby instead of a "job" posting what and when I like. Thank you for reading!
And thank you for the reply. It is an interesting life, which we too often take for granted and forget that we are doing what we dreamed about for decades. Thanks for the reminder!
I’m going to start writing a little bit at some point. Many people have asked me to relate some “sailing stories.” I have a few hundred. LOL. I don’t want to write a travel book so I have struggled with how to start. I’ll get there eventually. Thanks for sharing
This is an excellent prayer to read. The last sentence jumped out at me. My sister and I often joke about why did we come to this earth at this time? Did we sign up for this? Were we appointed to be here at this particular time frame for particular learning experiences? It seems to us that is probably the case. I am sorry for your adversity with your family illnesses, loss of employment, and other setbacks. We unshotted species are going to withstand whatever comes our way with God's help.
I know we are. God wants us here at this time to do His work. But it is not going to be easy. It never is. There are days when I just want to give up and leave this planet for good. Then I send my letters to God and get so many great comments from people that I know are also sent by God to do good. I believe we are scattered like wheat though, so that we rely on God to do his work and not man. That's why it feels like the unshotted are such a small minority with absolutely no power. We're not. We have such great power behind us. The light is coming.
Thank you for the encouraging words. Some days a just drudgery.
Dearest Napoleon,
You're a good soul and your heart is pure.
You must save yourself first - as you already have - and then only worthy others.
I know Christianity is all about forgiveness and that's all good and well.
However, some are not worth your unconditional love.
I understand the folly of humanity and I deal with it everyday as a lawyer, and I especially see all the alleged "sins" of mankind.
I have cut many people off these past two years with good conscience and because I refuse to be disrespected or made to feel less.
I do not think about those people any more.
I do not think about all those clients who got perfect service and results and who quibbled over billings.
I do not think about ex-mates, lovers, or even family members who are not worthy of my time and energy.
I focus on improving myself and those worthy of my love.
I am not thinking of revenge or an eye for an eye.
The opposite of love is not hate.
It's indifference.
Make what's left of your life work for you, it's time to channel your talents and love into positive and income generating activities.
Your old testament mate in Cape Town, South Africa.
Barry
Hello Barry. Great comment with so much to think about. Forgiveness. I believe as a Christian forgiveness is truly given to one who repents. People say forgiveness is forgetting what people have done to you and moving on. No, even Jesus didn't preach that. He said to the adulteress, "neither do I condemn thee, go and sin no more." The last three words are key. We can forgive everyone who has hurt us in our lives, but if those people didn't even know they hurt us, or likely don't care, it is not forgiveness. It is something else. Maybe it's not thinking about those people a anymore, as you say.
Income. I don't worry about income that much. I have enough for now and God has always provided. It's more the tying of a job to a covid shot that gets me. That you could be treated as a leper for being healthy and nobody has a problem with that. That is evil incarnate. The job mandates are still going strong in the US. This is not over by a long shot (no pun intended).
Finally, would it surprise you to know I am also a lawyer. Retired, technically. So I totally get what you are saying. But I think we are all on this earth to yes, of course improve ourselves, but more so improve other people who are not worthy of our love. Jesus said he came to heal the sick, not the healthy. He dined with sinners, not the righteous. He told us to do the same, but it sure does smack our egos when we try!
Dear Napoleon,
Thank you for taking the time to write your reply, and for imparting your knowledge, Counselor ; ))
Isn't this the hardest thing? I think that too. But then I think "what is love?" What is justice? God has justice as well as love. It's all so beyond us mere humans.
Amen