Dan Black @Libfyter

@KarolineGosling Most of the comments are good evidence of why Western Civilization is crashing...

If you as a woman are not willing or ready to submit to the man you want to marry then you are not ready for marriage

How I look at him because he saved me from my 9 to 5:

@MaryRuwart Do they even claim to work for us anymore?

The State exists to serve the sovereign individual, not rule him. Warrantless surveillance of citizens shreds the Fourth Amendment and inverts the American order. Public officials should operate in full transparency—like employees under constant review—while private lives remain private. Power fears exposure; liberty demands it. The Capitol, not the people, needs watching.

@RestrictedDaily

This is the Declaration of Independence — written in plain English so everyday Americans can understand the foundation of their freedom. In 1776, a group of ordinary people made one of the boldest statements in human history. They declared that all people are created equal. That no king… no government… no ruler… gives you your rights. You are born with them. Among those rights are three that changed the world: Life — the right to exist and live freely. Liberty — the right to make your own choices. The pursuit of happiness — the right to build a life that fulfills you. Government is created for one primary reason: To protect those rights. Not to control your life. Not to silence your voice. Not to grow more powerful than the people it serves. And here is one of the most important ideas ever written: Government only has power because the people allow it to. This is called the consent of the governed. Take that consent away… and government loses its legitimacy. But the Declaration goes even further. It says when a government repeatedly abuses its power… when it stops protecting freedom… when it becomes a threat to the very rights it was meant to defend… The people have the right to change it. Even abolish it. Not over small disagreements. Not over temporary problems. But when there is a clear pattern of tyranny — a steady erosion of freedom. The American colonies did not rush to rebellion. For years, they tried peace. They petitioned the king. They asked for fairness. They appealed to reason. They were ignored. Instead, they faced: Laws forced on them without representation. Their local governments dissolved. Judges controlled by the crown. Standing armies placed among civilians. Taxes imposed without their consent. Trade restricted. Trial by jury denied. Over and over, their rights were pushed aside. It became clear that the government meant to protect them… was instead controlling them. So the colonies embraced a radical idea — one that reshaped the future: Power does not flow from rulers down to the people. It flows from the people up to their government. Always. With that belief, they made a decision that would change history forever. They declared themselves free and independent states. No longer subjects of a distant king. No longer bound to a throne. But a new nation built on a revolutionary principle: Freedom is not granted by government. It is recognized by it. And the men who signed the Declaration understood the risk. To put their names on that document was to commit treason. The punishment was death. Yet they signed anyway. Because they believed some truths were worth risking everything for. The Declaration of Independence is more than an old document. It is a reminder. Freedom is not the natural state of the world. Self-government is rare in human history. Both must be understood. Both must be protected. Both must be defended. That was true in 1776. And it is just as true today.

La Spagna aveva il settore solare in più rapida crescita in Europa. Una legge sui sussidi del 2007 garantiva enormi pagamenti fissi per l'elettricità solare, e gli investitori vi si riversarono a frotte. Poi l'economia è crollata, e il governo non poteva più permettersi i sussidi. Tra il 2010 e il 2012, la Spagna ha retroattivamente tagliato i sussidi che aveva già promesso. Migliaia di operatori solari sono falliti, con oltre 62.000 investitori colpiti. Le banche hanno messo in perdita 30 miliardi di dollari. E gli investitori internazionali hanno citato in giudizio la Spagna in oltre 40 casi di arbitrato. In tutto il paese, impianti solari mezzi costruiti e abbandonati giacciono inattivi. Infrastrutture fantasma di una politica fallita. La Spagna ha cercato di spingere un boom solare con i sussidi. Invece, ha prodotto una delle più grandi bancarotte rinnovabili al mondo. Qualcuno lo vuol dire a Bonelli &Co?

Governments do not obtain their revenue as payment for their services. Private individuals who want to acquire more goods and services from others must produce and sell more of what others want. Governments need only find some method of expropriating more goods without the owners' consent.

@KennyCarmody "So the honest [C-19 vaccine] count is not being done." And it never will be because liability for what the psychopaths did would be astronomical. Not to mention that even more people would never accept any vaccine in the future.

Not one country has produced an honest count of the vaccine injured. This sentence deserves to be read slowly because its implications are total. We are years into the largest mass vaccination programme in human history. Conducted with products authorised under emergency frameworks on abbreviated trial data, deployed at speed across entire populations including demographic groups for whom the risk-benefit calculation was always marginal or negative. The post-market surveillance systems that were supposed to compensate for the abbreviated pre-market review have, in every country that runs them, produced signals inconsistent with the safety profile that was communicated to the public during the rollout. And not one country has produced an honest count of the people who were harmed. The compensation systems that nominally exist for this purpose are designed to minimise their own output. The claim forms are complex enough to deter people without legal support from completing them accurately. The evidentiary standards applied to vaccine injury claims are higher than those applied to most other medical harm claims. The adjudication processes are slow enough that people with serious injuries and limited financial resources cannot sustain the pursuit without support that the systems do not provide. The approval rates are low enough that the approved claims tell you more about the design of the system than they tell you about the incidence of the harm. The result is a number. Published by official agencies. Cited by official communications. Used to characterise the safety profile of the products. That bears no relationship to the biological and clinical reality visible in the communities of the injured, in the peer-reviewed literature that is accumulating outside the institutional mainstream, in the actuarial data of industries with no stake in the political management of the narrative. The injured are uncounted not because counting them is difficult. Counting them is not difficult. It requires diagnostic codes that do not exist, research programmes that are not being funded, compensation frameworks that are not being designed to find what they should be finding. The difficulty is not technical. The difficulty is that the honest count would produce a number that the institutions cannot afford to publish. So the honest count is not being done. And the people it would find are living inside the consequences of that decision.

Kenny Carmody @KennyCarmody

2 days ago

What the vaccine injured need first, before treatment, before compensation, before the legal accountability that may eventually arrive, is something the institutional system has the capacity to provide right now and has chosen not to. Acknowledgment. Not the kind of

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@godlywomanhood

Instead of preparing your daughters for a career, teach them to fix healthy meals from scratch, shop deals, sew, garden, can, clean, live simply and frugally, be content and joyful, and trust and obey God. In this way, they will be fully prepared to be wives, mothers, and homemakers. Instead of needing to make money, they've been taught how to save money.

@buckeyebettie

Feminists are proof that giving women everything they demanded made them unhappier than ever before in human history.

“Christian” women who claim they are thankful for their college education and career are claiming feminism is better for women than God’s will. They use their experience to argue that women in the workforce is a good thing when the results are in. It’s caused the complete collapse of the most powerful thing in the world, the family.

Here is one of my favorite hymns, Kenny. I have many more! youtu.be/20UoMqdDPCU “I believe in Christ; he is my King! With all my heart to him I’ll sing; I’ll raise my voice in praise and joy, In grand amens my tongue employ. I believe in Christ; he is God’s Son. On earth to dwell his soul did come. He healed the sick; the dead he raised. Good works were his; his name be praised. I believe in Christ; oh blessed name! As Mary’s Son he came to reign ’Mid mortal men, his earthly kin, To save them from the woes of sin. I believe in Christ, who marked the path, Who did gain all his Father hath, Who said to men: “Come, follow me, That ye, my friends, with God may be.” I believe in Christ—my Lord, my God! My feet he plants on gospel sod. I’ll worship him with all my might; He is the source of truth and light. I believe in Christ; he ransoms me. From Satan’s grasp he sets me free, And I shall live with joy and love In his eternal courts above. I believe in Christ; he stands supreme! From him I’ll gain my fondest dream; And while I strive through grief and pain, His voice is heard: “Ye shall obtain.” I believe in Christ; so come what may, With him I’ll stand in that great day When on this earth he comes again To rule among the sons of men”.

Oh, I don't know where to start, Kenny! I grew up with 50s and 60s music. I like some of the 70s music, but sometime in that decade I lost interest in the pop genre and transitioned to country music, and that is still my favorite genre, although I like the old country much more than the newer variety that sounds more like rock. I am enjoying a lot of the AI country that is coming out lately. I also became interested in bluegrass music when I worked with a bunch of Southern boys in the Alaskan oilfields. Gospel bluegrass and regular hymns are favorites too. Have you ever listened to the Kingston Trio music? They were very popular in the late 50s and early 60s until the Beatles came along. They did a lot of ballads. Here's one of my favorites from them from 1963: youtu.be/qeOAvO9gaZc They did some funny ones like this one: youtu.be/mDMGMztg16g They did an anti-war song you may have heard: youtu.be/bI3QVsW30j0 This love song was always special to me: youtu.be/Jat4k1AzCbI

A great leader in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ezra Taft Benson, gave some wise counsel to women in a talk titled "The Honored Place of Woman" in 1981. Following are some excerpts: In the beginning, God placed a woman in a companion role with the priesthood. God said, “It was not good that the man should be alone; wherefore, I will make an help meet for him.” (Moses 3:18.) Woman was given to man as an helpmeet. That complementary association is ideally portrayed in the eternal marriage of our first parents—Adam and Eve. They labored together; they had children together; they prayed together; and they taught their children the gospel together. This is the pattern God would have all righteous men and women imitate. Since the beginning, a woman’s first and most important role has been ushering into mortality spirit sons and daughters of our Father in Heaven. Since the beginning, her role has been to teach her children eternal gospel principles. She is to provide for her children a haven of security and love—regardless of how modest her circumstances might be. I recognize there are voices in our midst which would attempt to convince you that these truths are not applicable to our present-day conditions. If you listen and heed, you will be lured away from your principal obligations. Beguiling voices in the world cry out for “alternative life-styles” for women. They maintain that some women are better suited for careers than for marriage and motherhood. These individuals spread their discontent by the propaganda that there are more exciting and self-fulfilling roles for women than homemaking. They also say it is wise to limit your family so you can have more time for personal goals and self-fulfillment. It is a misguided idea that a woman should leave the home, where there is a husband and children, to prepare educationally and financially for an unforeseen eventuality. Mary, the mother of our Savior, was of most modest circumstances, yet she knew well her responsibility and took joy in it. Remember her humble exclamation to her cousin Elisabeth: “He hath regarded the low estate of his handmaiden: for, behold, from henceforth all generations shall call me blessed.” (Luke 1:48; italics added.) Her strength was inward, not from outward material things. It is a fundamental truth that the responsibilities of motherhood cannot be successfully delegated. No, not to day-care centers, not to schools, not to nurseries, not to babysitters. It is mother’s influence during the crucial formative years that forms a child’s basic character. Home is the place where a child learns faith, feels love, and thereby learns from mother’s loving example to choose righteousness. How vital are mother’s influence and teaching in the home—and how apparent when neglected! The seeds of divorce are often sown and the problems of children begin when mother works outside the home. You mothers should carefully count the cost before you decide to share breadwinning responsibilities with your husbands. It is a truism that children need more of mother than of money. Radiate a spirit of contentment and joy with homemaking. You teach by example your attitude toward homemaking. Your attitude will say to your children, “I am only a housewife” or it will convey, “Homemaking is the highest, most noble profession to which a woman might aspire.” Provide your daughters with opportunities to develop their own skills, by allowing them to bake, cook, sew, and arrange their own rooms. Have daily family devotion in your home. You teach your children dependence on the Lord by your morning and evening family prayers. Reading scriptures in the home should be a habit. Support, encourage, and strengthen your husband in his responsibility as patriarch in the home. You are partners with him. A woman’s role in a man’s life is to lift him, to help him uphold lofty standards, and to prepare through righteous living to be his queen for all eternity. The home is the first and most effective place for children to learn the lessons of life: truth, honor, virtue, self-control; the value of education, honest work, and the purpose and privilege of life. Nothing can take the place of home in rearing and teaching children, and no other success can compensate for failure in the home. Now can you see why Satan wants to destroy the home through having the mother leave the care of her children to others? And he is succeeding in too many homes.

@KennyCarmody Yes, music has definitely shaped and influenced my life in a profound way.