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The latest from Erik –

“It’s our dollar, but it’s your problem.” John Connally, 1971

Bill’s Commentary:

“This guy is very light on “proof.” The color of his skin is called golf, not conspiracy shit…”

https://www.bitchute.com/video/MpaNv6sLdhj6

Bill’s Commentary:

“No matter how many (if any) go to jail, it can never make up for the millions of shattered and disrupted lives they have caused…”

BOMBSHELL, Peer-Reviewed Autism/Vaccine Study Draws Disturbing Conclusions

The pro-vaxx propagandists are going to have a hell of a time “debunking” this one, although they’re already on the case (more on the coming up). The “debunking” will escalate, surely, if they can’t achieve their preferred objective when it comes to inconvenient narratives of getting it sufficiently suppressed and memory-holed.

Related: Pfizer Knew of COVID-19 Vax Risks to Breastfeeding Babies in April 2021

The study followed kids enrolled in government healthcare from ages 0-9 to suss out any correlation between the number of vaccine appointments and incidence of neurological disorders.

The result was a shocking, if not surprising, 4.4-fold higher rate of autism among children with 11 or more vaxx visits to the state vs. those with none.

Read more here…

Bill’s Commentary:

“This is hilarious!”

Costco may want to rethink its new DEI brand ambassador: Al Sharpton

January 27, 2025 | Frieda Powers |  Print Article

The Reverend Al Sharpton’s stunt to support Costco’s “strong commitment” to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) could be the “kiss of death” for the wholesale giant.

Despite a turnaround by other major retailers in dropping DEI procedures, Costco shareholders voted overwhelmingly to keep incorporating identity factors such as race and gender into the company’s policies. Sharpton suggested that consumers boycott companies that focus on merit.

With 100 members of his National Action Network, the MSNBC host walked through the Harlem Costco in New York calling for a “buy-in ” at a press conference where he explained that he had bought $25 gift certificates for the group.

Leading a buy-in with 100+ @NationalAction members at the @Costco location in Harlem, NYC to show support for the company’s strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

This comes as DEI policies face growing attacks from both President Trump and the private… pic.twitter.com/D2eYTeAZlV

— Reverend Al Sharpton (@TheRevAl) January 25, 2025

“We’re going shopping at Costco because they’ve stood with us. People that stand with us, we will stand with them,” he said.

During a speech at Metropolitan AME Church in Washington, D.C.  to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Sharpton defended DEI policies and called for boycotts even as President Trump soon issued executive orders ending DEI initiatives from the federal government.

“Why do we have DEI? We have DEI because you denied us diversity, you denied us equity, you denied us inclusion. DEI was a remedy to the racial institutionalized bigotry practice in academia and in these corporations. Now, if you want to put us back in the back of the bus, we going to do the Dr. King-Rosa Parks on you,” Sharpton said.

Bill’s Commentary:

“Talk about inbreeding?”

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/world-news/holy-grail-fertility-research-could-34563712

Bill’s Commentary:

“A very bad explanation. In my opinion, it is a coverup of some sort… but a pretty poor one at that.”

https://twitter.com/Jules31415/status/1884304691481174211

Bill’s Commentary:

“Send your kids to trade school… problem solved!”

National faculty union urges resistance to Trump efforts: ‘vigorously and loudly oppose’

Scholars should “loudly oppose” and resist compliance with the Trump administration, the American Association of University Professors said in a new report.

Titled “Against Anticipatory Obedience,” the report, published this month, states the re-election of Donald Trump poses significant threats to higher education, including potential assaults on tenure and academic freedom.

“As Donald Trump assumes the presidency for a second time, the outlook for higher education is dire,” it states, adding:

Read more here…