Kamala Harris

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While she did say the words "reduce population," a While House official confirmed to Lead Stories that the intended word was "pollution,"

Sounds like a Freudian slip.

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From what I see there the only "controversial" part of his beliefs is that he does ignore science and bow down to the left-wing tranny beliefs. Instead he follows science.

You seem like a much older person. The tranny thing really triggers you.

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Article describes how Harris was involved:

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Kamala Harris Colluded With Planned Parenthood to Cover Up Aborted Baby Part Sales

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Dr. Schutt-Aine explains, “If I’m doing a procedure, and I’m seeing that I’m in fear that it’s about to come to the umbilicus [navel], I might ask for a second set of forceps to hold the body at the cervix and pull off a leg or two, so it’s not PBA.”
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https://www.lifenews.com/2024/08/09/kamala-harris-colluded-with-planned-parenthood-to-cover-up-aborted-baby-part-sales/

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Some of the start up's Vance and Thiel have funded are using embryonic stem cells. How do you think they get those stem cells? Magic?

I don't read the fake news too often, so you'd have to post a link or two.


Here's one:

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Kamala Harris proposes $60B for STEM programs at black colleges

JULY 26, 2019
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The program would dedicate $10 billion for infrastructure to build grant programs to help build classrooms, labs and other facilities. The remaining $50 billion would fund scholarships, fellowships and research.

Harris also proposed a $12 billion capital grant and technical support program to help minorities start their own businesses. She also wants student loan forgiveness programs for Pell grant recipients who start their own business in disadvantaged communities.
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https://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2019/07/26/Kamala-Harris-proposes-60B-to-advance-STEM-programs-at-black-colleges/6531564151167/

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Here's a hint, check out AmplifyBio, a start up funded by Thiel and JD Vance. Again, you may need help with the big words, I'll be standing by.

I figured you were blowing smoke.

I knew it would be too hard for you. Reading the actual documents filed by the actual person. I told you I'd help you with the big words. Go back to truth social for your news.

The US Senate ethics website is fake news? How far gone are you???

https://www.ethics.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/financialdisclosure

Is that the link you wanted me to see or possibly a mistake?

"To be fair, I could see a LOT of people mistaking STEM education for embryonic stem cell research. 🤔💡 I myself at first thought STEM education was the same thing as stem cell research the first time I heard it. 💡🤔"


It was a simple mistake.


Without knowing exactly what the person was referring to because of not having a reference, my intent was to show an example of how private funding differs from public funding.

Public funding implies potential redistribution of assets, which is a no-no for those that work their entire lives and save proceeds for retirement.

I'd guess almost everything pushed and funded by Harris is publicly funded whereas Vance's previous experience represents private funding.

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This the same Ben Carson who thinks the pyramids in Egypt were built by the biblical Joseph and used to store grain?

I'd say post a link to get it on record of your source.


These John Hopkins' employees are very convincing when they go against the narrative.

Not so much when they go with the far-left radical narrative.


"chief of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins University Medical School"

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Benjamin Carson: The Pediatric Neurosurgeon with Gifted Hands

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Introduction

Benjamin S. Carson, M.D., one of the world's foremost pediatric neurosurgeons, is professor and chief of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins University Medical School. Born on September 18, 1951, in Detroit to a single mother in a working class neighborhood, Ben showed promise from a young age. A graduate of Yale and the University of Michigan Medical School, he was rated by a Time issue titled "America's Best" as a "super surgeon." Dr. Carson was also selected by CNN and Time as one of the nation's top 20 physicians and scientists, and by the Library of Congress as one of 89 "living-legends."

Dr. Carson is a leading research scientist. A "voracious reader of the medical and scientific literature" from his graduate school days, he has long been very interested in scientific research and has been very active in this area for his entire career, with over 120 major scientific publications in peer reviewed journals, 38 books and book chapters, and grant awards of almost a million dollars. His achievements have so far earned him 51 honorary doctorates, including from Yale and Columbia Universities.
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https://www.icr.org/article/4311/

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Quote: OnceDear

That was actually a 2017 quote from a 93 year old guy. A guy with pretty controversial opinions about sexuality.....
Opinions which have been discredited by John Hopkins Hospital.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_R._McHugh

In regards to being discredited, post a link from a conservative source.

Wiki is far-far left.

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While she did say the words "reduce population," a While House official confirmed to Lead Stories that the intended word was "pollution," and a correction made in the White House transcript reflects that. In her speech on July 14, 2023, Harris' remarks focused on incentives to reduce greenhouse emissions in the United States, not on the climate change movement as a whole or its global goals.

Harris misspoke. Any idiot can do that.

It's possible it was a scripted reply and the writer made the mistake.


If we look at the policies associated with Harris, almost all are associated with depopulation, such as abortion, climate change, vaccines, etc.

So even if it was an honest mistake, her record shows otherwise.

In regards to the Ben Carson comment:


My understanding is he's a Seventh Day Adventist.

If you'd like for me to address that aspect, I don't mind.



In regards to the pyramids:


Here are two free online books that can be used to research the pyramids.

They were written around the 1920s.


The author claims the Holy Bible's original language was a secret language used by the Ancient Irish Priests to communicate with each other (Magi Druids).

And the Irish Magi conquered the world.

He's strong in language (root words), and shows examples of how another group hijacked the wording.



I don't recommend these books for normal researchers, just to open eyes a tad about our recorded history.


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IRISH WISDOM PRESERVED IN BIBLE AND PYRAMIDS

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THE BIBLE AN IRISH BOOK

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You seem like a much older person. The tranny thing really triggers you.

"Triggers?" Nope. That is the word you use for things like a younger person seeing a word they do not like.

The whole tranny movement is bad on many levels. It is currently causing much mental illness among our younger people. Nothing good is coming of it. Much bad is.

The biggest thing is the number of males thinking they are women is clearly many times the number of women thinking they are men. Nobody is asking why this inbalance. These men should be getting mental help, not getting mutilated.

In regards to Harris and depopulation:


For convenience, the following document points to the previous three parts of a four part series concerning the depopulation agenda.

The link title is mislabeled.


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The depopulation agenda, Part 4: Toxins in our food and water

Stephen McMurray

April 18, 2023
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https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-depopulation-agenda-part-3-toxins-in-our-food-and-water/

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A portion of the third part is quoted here as it pertains to vaccines and infertility:



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The depopulation agenda, Part 3: Vaccines and infertility

March 31, 2023
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FOR the last 70 years, fertility rates have decreased worldwide, with a total 50 per cent decline, according to the World Economic Forum. The reasons given typically include women’s ’empowerment’ in education and the workforce, lower child mortality and the increased cost of bringing up children. What is not mentioned by this pro-vaccine body is the possible impact of vaccines.

This however has been brought into sharp focus by the now well-documented adverse reactions to the Covid vaccines. A recent Project Veritas undercover report revealed Pfizer executive Jordon Trishton Walker confirming there were specific concerns about the Covid vaccines interference with women’s menstrual cycles: ‘There’s something irregular about their menstrual cycles. We will have to investigate that down the line, because that is a little concerning.’

His comment turned out to be an understatement. Analysis of a Pfizer database (released under a freedom of information request) of adverse events recorded during the first two months of the vaccine roll out found that of the 270 reported vaccinated pregnancies, adverse events were recorded for 34 of them. Of these 28 were cases of foetal or neo-natal loss, in other words where women lost their babies. How these vaccines were given emergency authorisation and recommended for pregnant women by the US Food and Drug Administration before developmental and reproductive toxicology studies had been completed is alarming. Notably, safety data on the use of Covid-19 vaccines in pregnancy is still not yet available.

Dr James Thorp, who has 44 years of obstetrics experience and served on the board of the Society for Maternal Foetal Medicine, has stated that vaccinating pregnant women with the Covid jab is an ‘egregious violation of ethics’. He and other experts analysed the reports from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) in the US and found some alarming results. When they compared adverse reactions to the Covid jab with those of the flu jab they found there were 57 times more reports of miscarriages from the covid vaccination than the flu vaccination and 38 times more reports of foetal death and stillbirths.

An Australian fertility specialist has reported an increase in miscarriages from 15 per cent to 74 per cent in women who received the Covid jab. Overall birth rates in Australia declined by 72 per cent approximately nine months after the vaccine roll-out compared with the same month in the previous year.

Dr Mike Yeadon, a former vice-president at Pfizer, believes the reason for increased infertility is due to antibodies being formed against synctin-1, a protein in the placenta, which is similar to the spike protein, and has noted that the lipid nanoparticles of the vaccine accumulate in the ovaries. After noting the high rate of pregnancy and menstrual abnormalities, one study concluded: ‘A worldwide moratorium on the use of Covid-19 vaccines in pregnancy is advised until randomised prospective trials document safety in pregnancy and long-term follow-up in offspring.’

Yet the Covid jab has been consistently pushed on pregnant women by governments worldwide, not least in the UK.

What of ‘traditional’ vaccines? There are reasons to question them too, particularly with respect to their added ingredients which elsewhere have been proven to be associated with fertility issues. What are the sources of evidence that indicate this could be a problem, and that raise questions about the possible injurious effect of vaccines on reproduction?

For people wanting access to this evidence, what follows is a review of research on the impact of ‘adjuvants’ that have been added to vaccines for the purpose of increasing the immune response (the scientific justification for which is given here).

One of these is aluminium, which is routinely added to vaccines despite the separate evidence that exposure to it impacts on male fertility: this study for example finds a statistically significant inverse relationship between the aluminium content of semen and the sperm count. The fact that it is used in the form of aluminium chloride to induce infertility in laboratory animals raises the question of why it is permitted in vaccines.
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https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-depopulation-agenda-part-3-vaccines-and-infertility/

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