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'A convenient boogeyman for misinformation artists': Why is the New York Times defending George Soros?
On the "Glenn Beck Radio Program" Tuesday, Glenn discussed the details of a recent New York Times article that claims left-wing billionaire financier George Soros "has become a convenient boogeyman for misinformation artists who have falsely claimed that he funds spontaneous Black Lives Matter protests as well as antifa, the decentralized and largely online, far-left activist network that opposes President Trump."
The Times article followed last week's bizarre Fox News segment in which former House Speaker Newt Gingrich appeared to be censored for criticizing Soros (read more here). The article also labeled Glenn a "conspiracy theorist" for his tweet supporting Gingrich.
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The former ambassador to Russia under the Obama Administration, Michael McFaul, came up with "7 Pillars of Color Revolution," a list of seven steps needed to incite the type of revolution used to upend Eastern European countries like Ukraine and Georgia in the past two decades. On his TV special this week, Glenn Beck broke down the seven steps and showed how they're happening right now in America.
Here are McFaul's seven steps:
1. Semi-autocratic regime (not fully autocratic) – provides opportunity to call incumbent leader "fascist"
2. Appearance of unpopular president or incumbent leader
3. United and organized opposition – Antifa, BLM
4. Effective system to convince the public (well before the election) of voter fraud
5. Compliant media to push voter fraud narrative
6. Political opposition organization able to mobilize "thousands to millions in the streets"
7. Division among military and police
Glenn explained each "pillar," offering examples and evidence of how the Obama administration laid out the plan for an Eastern European style revolution in order to completely upend the American system.
Last month, McFaul made a obvious attempt to downplay his "color revolutions" plan with the following tweet:
Autocrats have demonized the phrase, "color revolutions." (& revolution generally has a negative connotation for ma… https://t.co/u5BmElXn11— Michael McFaul (@Michael McFaul)1598205425.0
Two weeks later, he appeared to celebrate step seven of his plan in this now-deleted tweet:
As Glenn explains in this clip, the Obama administration's "7 Pillars of Color Revolution" are all playing out – just weeks before President Donald Trump takes on Democratic candidate Joe Biden in the November election.
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Modern eugenics: Will Christians fight this deadly movement?
Last month, without much fanfare, a new research paper disclosed that 94 percent of Belgian physicians support the killing of new-born babies after birth if they are diagnosed with a disability.
A shocking revelation indeed that did not receive the attention it demanded. Consider this along with parents who believe that if their unborn babies are pre-diagnosed with a disability, they would choose to abort their child. Upwards of 70 percent of mothers whose children are given a prenatal disability diagnosis, such as Down Syndrome, abort to avoid the possibility of being burdened with caring for a disabled child.
This disdain for the disabled hits close to home for me. In 1997, my family received a letter from Michael Schiavo, the husband of my sister, Terri Schiavo, informing us that he intended to petition a court to withdraw Terri's feeding tube.
For those who do not remember, in 1990, at the age of 26, Terri experienced a still-unexplained collapse while at home with Michael, who subsequently became her legal guardian. Terri required only love and care, food and water via feeding tube since she had difficulty swallowing as a result of her brain injury. Nonetheless, Michael's petition was successful, and Terri's life was intentionally ended in 2005 by depriving her of food and water, causing her to die from dehydration and starvation. It took almost two excruciating weeks.
Prior to my sister's predicament, the biases that existed towards persons with disabilities had been invisible to me. Since then, I have come to learn the dark history of deadly discrimination towards persons with disabilities.
Indeed, some 20 years prior to Germany's T4 eugenics movement, where upwards of 200,000 German citizens were targeted and killed because of their physical or mental disability, the United States was experiencing its own eugenics movement.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas documented some of this history in his concurring opinion in Box v. Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky, Inc., Justice Thomas describes how eugenics became part of the academic curriculum being taught in upwards of 400 American universities and colleges.
It was not solely race that was the target of the U.S. eugenics movement. Eugenicists also targeted the institutionalized due to incurable illness, the physically and cognitively disabled, the elderly, and those with medical dependency.
In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down Roe v. Wade, which wiped out pro-life laws in nearly every state and opened the floodgates to abortion throughout the entirety of pregnancy. Since then, 60 million children have been killed. Abortion as we know it today has become a vehicle for a modern-day eugenics program.
Since the Catholic Church was established, the Truth of Christ was the greatest shield against these types of attacks on the human person and the best weapon in the fight for equality and justice. Tragically, however, for several decades, the Church has been infiltrated by modernist clergy, creating disorder and confusion among the laity, perverting the teachings of the Church and pushing a reckless supposed "social justice" agenda.
My family witnessed this firsthand during Terri's case. Church teaching is clear: it is our moral obligation to provide care for the cognitively disabled like Terri. However, Bishop Robert Lynch, who was the bishop of the Diocese of St. Petersburg, Florida, during Terri's case, offered no support and was derelict in his duties during the fight for Terri's life.
Bishop Lynch had an obligation to use his position to protect Terri from the people trying to kill her and to uphold Church teaching. Indeed, it was not only the silence of Bishop Lynch but that of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), which also remained silent despite my family's pleas for help, that contributed to Terri being needlessly starved and dehydrated to death.
My family's experience, sadly, has turned out to be more of the rule than the exception. Consider what happened to Michael Hickson. Hickson was a 36-year-old, brain-injured person admitted to a Texas hospital after contracting COVID-19. Incredibly—and against the wishes of Michael's wife—the hospital decided not to treat Michael because they arbitrarily decided that his "quality of life" was "unacceptably low" due to his pre-existing disability. Michael died within a week once the decision not to treat him was imposed upon him despite the efforts of his wife to obtain basic care for her husband.
During my sister's case and our advocacy work with patients and their families, it would have been helpful to have a unified voice coming from our clergy consistently supporting the lives of our medically vulnerable. We desperately need to see faithful Catholic pastoral witness that confounds the expectations of the elite by pointing to Jesus Christ and the moral law.
A Church that appears more concerned with baptizing the latest social and political movements is a Church that may appear to be "relevant," but one that may also find itself swallowed up by the preoccupations of our time.
As Catholics, we know all too well the reluctance of priests to preach on issues of abortion, euthanasia, assisted suicide, and other pro-life issues. We have heard that the Church cannot risk becoming too political.
At the same time, some within the Church are now openly supporting Black Lives Matter, an organization that openly declares itself hostile to the family, to moral norms as taught by the Church, and whose founders embrace the deadly ideology of Marxism.
For example, Bishop Mark J. Seitz of El Paso, Texas, knelt in prayer with a cardboard sign asserting his support for this ideology.
Recently, during an online liturgy of the mass, Fr. Kenneth Boller at The Church of St. Francis Xavier in New York, led the congregation with what appears to sound like questions affirming the BLM agenda. Moreover, while reading these questions, pictures of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, assumed victims of racial injustice, were placed on the altar of St. Francis Xavier Church, a place typically reserved for Saints of the Catholic Church.
Contrast these two stories with what happened in the Diocese of Lafayette, Indiana, where Rev. Theodore Rothrock of St. Elizabeth Seton Church fell victim to the ire of Bishop Timothy Doherty. Fr. Rothrock used strong language in his weekly church bulletin criticizing the Black Lives Matter movement and its organizers. Consequently, Bishop Doherty suspended Fr. Rothrock from public ministry.
In 1972, Pope Pius VI said, "The smoke of Satan has entered the temple of God." It seems that too many of our clergy today are enjoying the smell.
I encourage all who are concerned about the human right to life and about Christ-centered reforms in our culture and our Church to raise your voices for pastoral leadership in every area of our shared lives as Christian people.
Bobby Schindler is a Senior Fellow with Americans United for Life, Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, and President of the Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network.
America's end? How the left is paving the way for revolution
What if I were to tell you that we're all being set up for a Civil War? I know, I know... You're not supposed to say things like that, but it's ABSOLUTELY true. The left is grooming us for revolution, and they're not even trying to hide it anymore. They're being so blatant. It almost makes you wonder: is this by mistake or by design?
I want to show you what's been happening just in the past 2 weeks. I started to notice a trend about a week ago. Axios ran this article on September 1st.
A top Democrat data and analytics firm, Hawkfish, said in an interview on HBO that it was "highly likely" that President Trump will appear to have won in a landslide on election night, but will actually ultimately LOSE after all the mail in votes are counted. They said:
We are sounding an alarm and saying that this is a very real possibility, that the data is going to show on election night an incredible victory for Donald Trump... When every legitimate vote is tallied and we get to that final day, which will be some day after Election Day, it will in fact show that what happened on election night was exactly that, a mirage.
It's no surprise what's going on here... We've known from the start why the left wants to fundamentally alter how Americans vote. If they were ACTUALLY concerned about people not being able to go to the polls, they'd tell everyone to vote absentee. But that's not what they did. They proposed mailing out ballots IN MASS. That would give them WEEKS after election night to pull off a little magic trick. My question now is, what happens during those weeks when the left furiously begins jimmying up the votes? What happens in the streets, AND from the left side of Washington D.C.?
I then saw this Politico story hit, one week later, on September 7th.
Chuck Schumer and Bernie Sanders have teamed up to WARGAME what they'd do if Trump "refuses to leave office." Sanders referenced the "red mirage" that Axios and Hawkfish warned about — that Trump would have appeared to have won on election night, but weeks later would have lost after all the mail in ballots are tallied.
These are not the actions of a party that expects to win LEGITIMATELY. They see the writing on the wall. And it's no surprise who Hawkfish works for: both the DNC and multiple Joe Biden Super PACs.
I'm going to come back to this later, but a week after Sanders and Schumer began voicing their concerns that Trump might now step down if he lost, the Daily Beast reported that Democrats were secretly planning for violence after election day.
One day later, on September 9th, the New York Times ran an INSANE story about what might happen on election day. Everything that might make the election delegitimized, including the Russians (of course), false flags, disinformation, extending the vote, pollers getting Coronavirus, and... uncounted mail-in votes.
It kind of feels like we're being prepped for something doesn't it? Like we're being GROOMED for something on election night. We all need to be familiar with these two words: Color Revolution. If you live in Eastern Europe you know exactly what I'm talking about. They always occur after a contested election. Street activists come out in force the night of or the day after the election. Violence ensues. Government buildings are occupied, eventually — if successful — culminating in a successful revolution. We've seen it successful in both Georgia and Ukraine, and it was ATTEMPTED in Russia in 2011.
Ukraine and Russia... What did those two revolutions have in common? The Obama Administration, the Obama State Department, organizations like USAID and the National Endowment for Democracy, and allied outside agitators like George Soros. The SAME people and strategy behind Eastern European style Color Revolution are planning the EXACT SAME THING for mainstreet U.S.A.
You know, it really is amazing how everything I've been talking about over the past year is all connected. I showed you what Obama and Biden were up to in Ukraine. Civil Society 2.0 and their tech camps were all about inciting revolution throughout the world. I showed you how U.S. funds were funneled into Ukraine to support street activists. They used people like George Soros to topple governments with leftist mobs, and then rewrite constitutions.
I showed you how Black Lives Matter has had a
financial relationship with George Soros since 2015. BLM met IN SECRET with Soros' organization, Democracy Alliance. I'll discuss this later.
Project Veritas outed Soros for funding Refuse Fascism, an organization created by 60's era leftist radicals, which supports ANTIFA.
#DEFUNDANTIFA https://t.co/7cBIcPjrsp— Project Veritas (@Project Veritas)1592144526.0
Now put that in perspective. Remember when I exposed the global plot to destroy Capitalism called
The Great Reset? Remember Soros' speech at the World Economic Forum?
The stock market, already celebrating Trump's military success, is breaking out to reach new heights. If all this had happened closer to the elections, it would have assured his reelection. His problem is that the elections are still 10 months away and in a revolutionary situation, that is a lifetime.
Why do you think Democrats STILL say that
Stacey Abrams won the Georgia governor's election? Who is she? She doesn't matter IN THE SLIGHTEST — unless it was NEVER about her. They wanted to plant the seeds of what they're doing RIGHT NOW — that an election could be stolen — and burn that into our brains.
Why did Democrats refuse to condemn the violent riots? Why are they starting to push Russian election interference again?
What was up with that ridiculous conspiracy theory about the Post Office
rigging the election?
Why did Hillary Clinton say this a few weeks ago?
ALL of the same people are connected and they are ALL involved. Their goal… is Color Revolution. THIS IS WHAT THEY DO BEST! They've done it before and they're attempting to do it again. They're not even really trying to hide it. They're talking about it IN THE OPEN. The question you might have is why? And the answer is… they can't let it look like a conspiracy. We're being softened up and desensitized to what's about to happen IN JUST 2 MONTHS. They want to remove the elected president of the United States, and they want US to believe that it was all HIS fault.
It really is kind of brilliant. It's INSANE, but brilliant. The entire plan hinges on two things. First, they're relying on us being stupid. Everything falls apart if we understand and recognize what they're really doing. And second, they're counting on us not connecting what they did in places like Ukraine to what's going on here at home.
I'm pulling back the curtain on ALL OF IT. Who's behind it, and how are they pulling it off. The process has already begun.
I'm not saying the CIA was involved, but...
The Intelligence Community teaches a little formula for pulling off a successful coup in a foreign country.
It's called "The Three M's." Before the CIA would even attempt to assist in a foreign coup, they would first ensure they had control of the media, the military, and a whole lot of money.
I'm not saying the CIA was involved, but you saw this play out to a T in the recent coup attempt in Turkey. The coup was driven by a large faction in the military.
Soldiers then seized
newspaper outlets and even took over CNN.
Coup sympathizers were flush with cash.
That drove Erdogan to begin seizing banks.
It's simple but effective.
Now this is how violent coups go down in FOREIGN countries. All of this is what's needed for radical actors to pull off a successful revolution and upend the country.
Also we have the media. Just like in the CIA's "Three M's," you have to control the flow of information. The left has already DOMINATED this step. They have everyone — MSNBC, CNN, the New York Times, the Washington Post — ALL OF THEM. Independent outlets like Blaze Media are basically all that's left. We've got Fox, but for how long? Roger Ailes is gone. Rupert Murdoch is 89 years old, and his family isn't too conservative.
I would also group Hollywood here. Some people don't watch the news, but pretty much EVERYONE watches TV and movies. If you can't indoctrinate through the news, you go straight at them via culture. Democrats have infiltrated and dominated Hollywood for a long time. The bias is painfully obvious. You can't even watch an awards show anymore. Events like the Oscars and Emmys are the left's version of an extravagant liberal tent revival.
Control the flow of information and culture and you direct the narrative, but you have to ensure you indoctrinate the young and vulnerable — that's why you also need education. Progressives have been infiltrating colleges and universities since the turn of the century.
A new study published by the National Association of Scholars found that the ratio of Democrat professors to Republican is 12.7 to 1! They're indoctrinating young adults who then go out into the workforce — many of whom become school board officials, union heads and teachers. I just spent two weeks exposing Marxism, Black Lives Matter and critical race theory, all being taught in K through 12 schools. They're backed up by powerful unions like the National Education Association — THE LARGEST UNION IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY!
Next is GOVERNMENT. Democrats already control the House and the radical wing within the party are rapidly pushing it further to the left. They lack the Senate and Executive, but elements of the liberal Deep State are picking up the slack.
The State Department was using a Soros-linked media tracking tool to monitor conservatives and Trump allies. And all this is not to mention what the DoJ, FBI and CIA were doing to Trump.
I also have the military.
Multiple former high level military brass have come out publicly against Trump. Ok ok, so that's FORMER military, but remember Lt. Col. Vindman?
We now know that it was he, NOT THE WHISTLEBLOWER, that started the entire impeachment fiasco. This was an attempted coup... FROM WITHIN THE MILITARY!
Next is money. For Socialists to get everything they want, they need an unlimited supply of money. Well, not to worry. The Coronavirus is giving them EVERYTHING they could have ever dreamed of. As I showed you in my specials on both Event 201 (the Coronavirus wargame), and The Great Reset, this virus is providing them the tools to turn capitalism into a form of National Socialism. Have you seen what the Fed is doing? After all is said and done, the Coronavirus response is projected to exceed $10 TRILLION. People are starting to say it out in the open now.
The Fed is moving towards Modern Monetary Theory. It's the belief that governments with sovereign currencies can "print" or "coin" money to support full employment or essentially any government program they want. It goes against every SANE economic model from the history of time. Debt? Means nothing. Inflation? Means nothing. And we're the science deniers?
Modern Monetary Theory is how they plan on creating the ultimate centrally controlled authoritarian welfare state. Now you know why they CONTINUE to say we need to lock everything back down.
Next, they need control over the local police. This is part of the reason for why Black Lives Matter exists. BLM hits the streets, and the mainstream media perpetuates the lies that all police are racist. Democrat lawmakers then have the leverage to push for things like defunding, and even disbanding, entire police departments.
And if that strategy fails, George Soros — while simultaneously funding Black Lives Matter — is ALSO quietly buying up District Attorneys all over the country. They're undermining police and completely overhauling the U.S. Justice System.
But none of this is even doable without a strong Bottom Up street movement. They need people causing chaos. They NEED protests. They NEED riots. This is why almost ZERO Democrats have condemned the rioting. They won't speak out on Antifa and they sure as heck won't condemn BLM. It's why the media refuses to do the same. It's how the Wisconsin rioting can be called "mostly peaceful" despite Kenosha being burnt to the ground.
Along with the media and Hollywood, they also need Social Media. Do I even need to go through this one? Google, Facebook, Twitter. When was the last time a prominent member on the left was censored for ANYTHING? When was the last time they were shadow banned or kicked off a platform?
Some are doing it blatantly out in the open.
Like Twitter doing their own " fact checks." Well, with their own liberal bias of course.
Others, like Google, are doing it quietly. As I exposed with Robert Epstein, Google is trying to manipulate your vote, and the way YOU THINK, without you ever knowing it happened.
Think about all of this. The left controls every single step to pull off a successful revolution. And the final point: Compliance. Infiltrate every point on this board, and gain full public compliance, and you've successfully stolen a country. Just look at how easily Americans were willing to comply in the shadow of Covid. How easily the Bill of Rights was willing to be shredded over a virus with a 99% recovery rate.
They've got LITERALLY EVERYTHING, and I think the election defeat of Hillary Clinton escalated their plan for revolution. It went into overdrive in 2017, and it culminates THIS NOVEMBER. It's a multi-step process, and we're seeing it go down week by week, day by day. The closer we get to November, the closer THEY get to pulling off their plan.
As I mentioned earlier, Color Revolution is what they do. It's what they're good at. They LITERALLY WROTE THE BOOK ON IT.
Something happened and it changed the entire game.
Ok. I've shown you how the Intelligence Community pulls off coups, and I've shown you what is needed for a successful revolution to take place — eerily similar. But I don't think the left even thought they needed to do anything drastic. After 8 years of Obama and a shoe-in victory predicted for Hillary Clinton, they assumed all was proceeding as planned. They had everything they needed. But something happened and it changed the entire game: Donald Trump won and blew everything up.
The left has been using the word "revolution" a lot lately, and we had better start taking them at their word here. It's no longer hyperbole. Listen to this from John Kerry while attending a panel for the Alliance of Democracies.
Kerry was addressing a question about the American system, IN GENERAL, and threw in that line about not having access to vote.
If you begin to deny people the capacity of your democracy to work, even the Founding Fathers wrote in the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, we have an inherent right to challenge that.
Wow. But for Kerry, all is not lost. He is "encouraged" by something.
What encourages me is this incredible spontaneous reaction to the killing of George Floyd by those police officers has unleashed a torrent of awareness, that people see this unfairness now and it is, I think, becoming a voting issue.
I wonder if the rioting, looting, fires, and deaths are part of what he describes as "encouraging" and the "torrent of awareness"?
You see, I think John Kerry knows EXACTLY what he's doing here. He's seen all of this before. In fact, he was a part of it during the Obama Administration in 2013 and 2014, but it wasn't here, it was in Russia and Ukraine.
This is a photo of John Kerry strolling through Red Square in Moscow back in 2013. It was an interesting time in Eastern Europe. Color Revolutions were breaking out all over. When this photo was taken, Russia itself was in the tail end of their own, called the Snow Revolution.
It kicked off after a disputed election — this is going to sound very familiar in a couple months — by online bloggers who were suddenly very savvy on organizing massive protests using Facebook and social media. Sounds like we've heard this before. Oh yeah. Civil Society 2.0 and Tech Camps.
See if this also sounds familiar.
Russia immediately banned USAID and kicked out the George Soros Foundation.
I'm definitely not saying anything positive regarding Russia, but after knowing what we now know about what the Obama State Department was doing with Soros in Ukraine, I can understand why Putin was so pissed off.
Let's go back to that photo of John Kerry in Moscow.
The man to Kerry's right is Ambassador Michael McFaul. He was a Stanford academic that became the first non-career diplomat to ever ascend to that post. McFaul took office right as the Snow Revolution was kicking off. Let's just say the Russians were highly suspicious.
After arriving in Moscow, McFaul gave an interview to a Russian outlet explaining how he was different from other Russian diplomats. Here's a translated quote from the interview:
Most of the specialists on Russia are diplomats, specialists in security, arms control. Or Russian culture. I'm neither. I can't quote Pushkin by heart. I'M AN EXPERT ON DEMOCRACY, ANTI-DICTATORIAL MOVEMENTS, REVOLUTIONS.
Kind of an odd thing for a newly minted Ambassador to say once arriving in the country.
And similar to how the State Department in Ukraine was supporting the street activists, McFaul was holding meetings with protest organizers in the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. In fact, he met with opposition leaders BEFORE he ever met with Putin. But I'm sure he was on Russia's radar long before he arrived as the new ambassador. In 2005, McFaul wrote an academic paper on what was needed for a successful Color Revolution.
He called it the "Seven Pillars."
In order for a Color Revolution to break out, McFaul identified these specific things that must be present. This is the Obama Administration guide to ejecting an elected leader, and toppling a country.
- A semi-autocratic rather than fully autocratic regime.
- An unpopular incumbent.
- A united and organized opposition.
- An ability to quickly drive home the point that voting results were falsified.
- Enough independent media to inform citizens about the falsified vote.
- A political opposition capable of mobilizing tens of thousands or more demonstrators to protest electoral fraud.
- Divisions among the regimes' coercive forces (Military/Police).
All of these "pillars" were present in Georgia in 2003. The government was toppled. They were present again in Ukraine in 2014. The government came down. They thought they were present in Russia in 2013, but it failed. And now, they think they have the components ready for here. Now.
All of the pillars are accounted for.
This one is all about ACTION.
Everything I've outlined represents what's needed for a revolution to begin. All points have been met. I think the plan was to do this gradually over time, but — as I said earlier — Trump came along and escalated the timeline.
Now I want to discuss the Obama Administration's Color Revolution plan. It differs a bit from mine. Mine shows the conditions required, but this one shows how you actually START one. This one is all about ACTION. So let's go through the steps.
1. A semi-autocratic rather than fully autocratic regime:
How many times have you heard it? "Trump is literally Hitler!" It's a meme at this point. There are books on it, and there are DAILY news articles about it.
At first it doesn't make sense. How can you even BEGIN to make the comparison? Would Hitler have moved the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem? Would Hitler have ever been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for helping to broker peace between Israel and Arabs?
It's so ridiculous. In fact, everything they accuse Donald Trump of being is what THEY would be if given power. Joe Biden called for a national mask mandate. Donald Trump didn't do it. Why? Because HE DOESN'T HAVE THE POWER TO DO IT! An authoritarian would have just done it anyway. Many have called for Trump to send in the troops to quell the riots. Donald Trump has refused. Why? Because it's first a city matter and then THE STATE. The federal government is THE LAST RESORT. Would an authoritarian act like this?
So why are they doing this? They NEED to portray an image to the American people that Trump is a despot. It's the very first step in the process, and it literally started on DAY ONE.
The media began comparing Trump to Hitler the DAY OF THE INAUGURATION. But being an autocrat isn't enough. For the plan to work, STEP TWO, he had to remain an unpopular candidate for the entire term.
2. An unpopular incumbent.
Remember this?
This was 10 months into Trump's presidency. Talk about not aging well. Look at how produced this segment is. Everything from the colors of the set, to Olberman's suit. These videos were designed to engage as many people as possible, to KEEP them engaged and to have them coming back for more.
#THERESISTANCE! It started on day one and spread like wildfire. It's all over the place. The resistance hit Trump for EVERYTHING he did. He was constantly under attack BY DESIGN, but it was always void of facts. That didn't matter. it rarely does. They needed a divided base, and look around. They got it. Keith Olberman KNEW that the Russia collusion narrative was full of crap. That's why he abruptly ended The Resistance videos prematurely before a verdict came out.
Remember when Trump ended DACA back in 2017 and the waves of protests that followed? The left was quick to capitalize on this by doing what they do best — pissing people off and getting them out in the streets. But they never provided the context for what Trump was ACTUALLY doing. Look at that headline:
"Trump Ends DACA, Calls On Congress To Act"
The story wasn't "Trump ends DACA." The REAL story was that Trump gave the power Obama STOLE from Congress back TO THEM! Who's the authoritarian in this? The one that seized power or the one that gave it back?
They never give context because that's not what was needed. They needed the APPEARANCE that Trump was unpopular. Kind of puts organizations like The Lincoln Project and Never Trumpers in a whole new light doesn't it? What drives their hate of Donald Trump? Is it irrational? Or is it just part of a "7 Pillar" plan?
3. A united and organized opposition.
Had anyone ever really heard of Antifa before Trump became the GOP nominee in 2016? Antifa was small-time, but now they're all over the place. This is Tee Stern, an organizer with Refuse Fascism:
#DEFUNDANTIFA https://t.co/7cBIcPjrsp— Project Veritas (@Project Veritas)1592144526.0
Earlier, she admitted that they had been given funding from George Soros. This organization SUPPORTS Antifa. Now we see in this video that the ultimate goal — I'm using her words here — is to get thousands and millions into the streets to force elected officials to step down. Keep in mind, all of this was BEFORE George Floyd.
And we can't forget Black Lives Matter — the MARXIST organization (something the media will never say). They had all but died out after 2015. We barely ever heard from them, but after George Floyd — like Antifa — they're all over the place. And what are they even protesting anymore? It's not about George Floyd. They protest cops when people try to KILL COPS, like what happened in Lancaster.
All of this is the set up or preamble. They're organizing and building the network for something much larger in November. Professional organizing groups are being brought in to help.
Journalist Stacey Lennox over at PJ Media recently identified this group: the Momentum Community.
They're veterans of Occupy Wallstreet that have trained street activists all over the country.
Their website lists the Marxist groups they train, including Working Families, Black Lives Matter and the Sunrise Movement. The Sunrise Movement has been helping to push the Green New Deal.
Where does Momentum Community get their inspiration? Check this out from their website:
Momentum synthesizes the lessons of various 20th century movements, including the COLOR REVOLUTIONS of Eastern Europe and the ARAB SPRING in North Africa.
4. An ability to quickly drive home the point that voting results were falsified.
This is where the preparation turns to action. This is what's planned for election night. This is also why Democrats radically pushed for mass mail-in voting. It's why the U.S. Postal Service conspiracy was born.
The entire reason for that Axios article I showed you earlier was meant to perpetuate it.
It's the reason why Bernie Sanders and Chuck Schumer made it public that they're making plans in case Donald Trump doesn't step down. They want to give the Bottom Up street thugs the green light, and to let them know that they have support from THE TOP. It's all signaling.
5. Enough independent media to inform citizens about the falsified vote.
Number 5 is easy. Just about every mainstream news outlet except for Fox is all in bed with the left.
That article from the New York Times that I showed you earlier, not only shows you how ridiculous they are, but that they are playing RIGHT ALONG with the Obama Administration's "7 Pillars." They've all been prepping, and will be ready to UNLEASH on election night.
6. A political opposition capable of mobilizing tens of thousands or more demonstrators to protest electoral fraud
Antifa and BLM were prepped, organized, and even put through a trial run over the past few months. What happened then will be NOTHING compared to what happens on election night if the left declares electoral fraud. You wanna know why the left refused to call BLM a Marxist organization, and why they REFUSED to condemn the rioting and violence? Because they're preparing to set them loose! They're being mobilized.
The Daily Beast recently reported that the left has been secretly planning for violence after election day. They've been wargaming what might happen with over 50 organizations, including people like John Podesta and even Bill Kristol. I told you earlier. #Resistance and never Trumpers are together. And who organized this meeting? Something called Fight Back Table.
It's an initiative put on by Democracy Alliance. AKA... George Soros. I mean of course it would be him. He's been there organizing and funding Color Revolutions for the past two decades. There's no way he'd sit this one out.
One source told the Daily Beast what Fight Back Table's mission was all about:
Occupy sh*t, hold space, and shut things down, not just on Election Day but for weeks.
The wargame centered around this document from the "Transition Integrity project."
It includes multiple scenarios for how they'll deal with various outcomes of the election. If you think using the words "revolution" and "civil war" is hyperbolic, read the following quote — and I have to quote the entire thing because it's INSANE:
Team Biden encouraged Western states, particularly California but also Oregon and Washington, and collectively known as "Cascadia," to secede from the Union unless structural reforms were made. In exchange for Trump getting the presidency, Republicans would need to agree to abolish the Electoral College, give Puerto Rico and D.C. statehood, and divide California into five states for better Senate representation.
They're not playing around. This is what they're actively planning to do.
Finally, number 7...
7. Divisions among the regimes' coercive forces.
By "coercive forces," they mean military and law enforcement. This is why the police are being undermined, defunded, and disbanded. It's why Soros has been buying up District Attorneys. It's why rioters are being set free and not prosecuted.
But perhaps the hardest and most important piece to this pillar is the military. In every scenario — the Intelligence Community's, mine, and the 7 Pillars — the military is key. They HAVE to create a division between Donald Trump and the military.
I showed you earlier how multiple high ranking members of the military publicly rebuked the president. How many more ACTIVE members of the military agree with this? We already know that officers like Lt. Col. Vindman are there. How many more? Remember this story?
The Atlantic made the ridiculous claim that Trump called veterans who died in war "losers and suckers."
But when the people that were actually there were questioned, including John Bolton, they said it never happened.
Now at first, I just assumed this was the media being the media, but then I saw this tweet, just two days later, from author of the "7 Pillars" Michael McFaul:
He has lost the military. How can he continue to serve as our Commander in Chief?
Was this more than just some random tweet? Was this the signal that the Seventh Pillar is now set?
These are not the actions from a party that believes they will win. They're pulling out all the stops, and I hope — AND PRAY — that the president is ready.


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Vern Schipper, who retired from the Hope College staff in 1989 after 16 years with college advancement, died on Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008 in Holland, Mich., following a lingering illness. He was 80.
A 1951 Hope graduate, he joined the college's staff as director of the "Build Hope" Fund in August 1973. He was subsequently appointed associate director of college relations for alumni affairs and served as alumni director until 1986, when he became a regional advancement officer. He was active as a volunteer on the college's behalf both before joining the Hope staff and after retiring.
The college's Alumni Association presented him with a "Resolution of Recognition and Appreciation" in May 1986, and a Meritorious Service Award in May 1997. During Homecoming in October 2004, he and his wife Isla, along with two other couples - Lamont and Ruth Dirkse, and Philip and Ann Fredrickson - received special recognition for their decades of service to the college, honored during the dedication ceremony for the sculpture "Wall Relief: Opus A" installed at Nykerk Hall of Music.
He was born in Zeeland, Mich., on Aug. 10, 1927, the son of William and Marian Schipper, and graduated from Zeeland High School. In addition to his undergraduate degree from Hope, he held a master's degree from Michigan State University.
Prior to joining the Hope staff, he had been vice president and general manager with Guide Inc., a Holland-based publisher of church school material, and had been a representative for Harper and Row Publishing Co. He had also been a teacher in the Holland Public Schools, and had served as director of adult education and community service in Holland.
His community involvement through the years included serving as a member of the Board of Directors of the Holland Area Chamber of Commerce and Resthaven, and as a member and officer of the Exchange Club. An avid skier, he had served as director of the National Ski Patrol at Carouse lMountain, the former ski resort located near what is now Scenic Shores near Lake Michigan on Holland's south side.
He was a lifelong member of the Reformed Church in America (RCA), which he had served as a member of the Board of Theological Education and as vice president and president of the Holland Classis. He was a member of Christ Memorial Church.
He served with the U.S. Navy during World War II and the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. He earned two Bronze Stars with Oak Leaf Clusters for his service in Korea, the Republic of Korea Medal, the United Nations Medal, the Combat Infantryman's Badge and theatre ribbons.
Survivors include Isla (Streur '50), to whom he was married for 56 years; and their three sons, Jim ('81) and his wife, Jane Frey, of Grand Rapids, Mich., Brian ('83) and his partner, Rick Lord, of Mountain View, Calif., and Steve ('87) of Key West, Fla.
Visitation will be on Sunday, Feb. 3, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Mulder Funeral Chapel, 188 W. 32nd St. in Holland. The funeral will be on Monday, Feb. 4, at 11 a.m. at Christ Memorial Church. Memorial gifts are suggested to the Vern and Isla Schipper Scholarship Fund at Hope College.


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As Tamerlan Tsarnaev's body awaits burial at Worcester funeral home, some protest
The owner of the Worcester funeral home where Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev's is being kept said today that he intends to find a plot to bury the body by the end of Monday.
"This ends Monday,'' said Peter Stefan, Graham Putnum & Mahoney Funeral Parlor. "He will find a cemetery by the end of the day Monday.''
While, as of Saturday afternoon, no cemetery had been found that will take the body, Stefan said he is confident that he will locate a burial plot in Boston, eventually.
Some protestors, on both Friday and Saturday, have said Tsnaraev's body does not deserve traditional Muslim burial proceedings and that his body should be burned or buried at sea — as was done to Osama Bin Laden's body after he was killed in a raid by US Navy Seals.
Stefan has said that the body will be washed according to Islamic customs following the completion of a second autopsy this weekend. The Tsarnaev family has requested a second opinion, and has expressed doubt about the official Boston police account that Tamerlan was killed after a gunfight with police April 20 when his brother, Dzhokhar, ran over him in a vehicle hed had carjacked.
The two are suspected of planting the bombs that killed three and injured more than 260 at the finish line of the marathon April 15. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is being held in a federal detention center in Fort Devens.
Stefan said that, as of 2 pm he had not yet heard from Tsnaraev family attorneys about when a private medical examiner would arrive to conduct a second autopsy, but added that he still expects that examination to be completed today.
Stefan has said there are two cemeteries in Boston that have sections specifically designated for Muslims and both have said they do not want the body. He plans to call and ask both of them again Monday morning.
"The attitude has been 'we don't want to do it' when I talk to them,'' Stefan said. "But when push comes to shove, I want a straight out denial from them if they're going to refuse — a flat out 'no'.''
He said he plans to file a completed death certificate and burial permit with the City of Boston on Tuesday.
Carrying American flags, several protestors returned to Main St in Worcester to picket the funeral home.
"It's going to give this neighborhood a bad name,'' said Ronald Wahlers, a retired firefighter who has lived in Worcester for a year and a half. "This guy doesn't belong here.''
Stefan, who has owned the parlor for 35 years, has been the target of many of the protestors.
"What gives him the right to say yes and bring the body here?'' said Patricia Hildreth, of Rindge, N.H., who carried a sign declaring "Shame on you, Mr. Stefan!'' as she protested outside of the funeral parlor.
"To him, this is just a body. To us, this is someone who came here to kill Americans,'' she added.
"I had to come here and show support for the victims,'' said Hildreth, who made the hourlong drive to join the protest Saturday morning. "This is not right.''
Hildreth said she and her two sisters saw the Friday night protests on the news and decided to join the crowd Saturday.
As she spoke, passing drivers honked their horns and shouted support through their windrows.
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"According to Muslim custom you must do everything possible to bury the body as soon as possible,'' Saratova said by telephone from Russia. She did not disclose the family's actual location.


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Halladay survived a shaky opening inning before settling down in his final start of the season, Jimmy Rollins had three hits and scored three times, and the Phillies beat the Miami Marlins 9-5 on Saturday night.
Chase Utley drove in three runs and Carlos Ruiz added a two-run double for the Phillies, who evened their record at 79-79 with four games left. Halladay (11-8) allowed six hits and four runs, striking out seven and walking three in five innings.
"I guarantee this," Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said. "When he comes back next spring, you're going to see a guy who's ready to go, and strong."
Giancarlo Stanton had three hits, including his 36th homer, and drove in three runs for Miami. The Marlins led 3-0 after an inning but lost for the 91st time - matching the most by the franchise in any season since 1999.
Ricky Nolasco (12-13) allowed nine hits and five runs in five innings for Miami, which got a three-hit night from Donovan Solano.
"After the second inning," Nolasco said, "I felt like I had already thrown six."
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"Very ugly game," Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen said.
The Phillies said first baseman Ryan Howard will miss the remainder of the year with a broken right big toe, an injury suffered on Thursday when he dropped a metal pipe on his foot in the on-deck circle. The injury, which typically heals after a few weeks, is not expected to significantly impact Howard's offseason training program.
Halladay's win total will be his lowest since he went 8-8 for Toronto in 2004. His ERA of 4.49 is nearly double the mark of 2.35 from a year ago and well over the 2.98 he posted from 2001 through 2011. The 132 strikeouts match his fewest since 2006, and opponents have hit their highest average against him - .261 - since 2007.
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"The first inning was obviously very sloppy," Halladay said. "But after that, I felt like it got better."
Bryan Petersen and Solano led off with singles, and Jose Reyes walked on four pitches to load the bases for Stanton. He tapped a two-run single to center, and Rob Brantly later brought Reyes home and put the Marlins up 3-0.
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Pete Orr's two-run double in the second got Philadelphia on the board, and the Phillies added three in the fifth - an inning where Halladay led off with a single. Utley's two-run single tied the game, and he scored the go-ahead run on Domonic Brown's triple to center.
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Halladay missed nearly two months this season because of injury, and gave up seven runs in 1 2-3 innings in his last start, Sept. 22 against Atlanta - prompting concerns of bigger problems. But Halladay said he didn't have to persuade the Phillies to give him the ball once more in 2012.
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|Jun 19th, 2009 09:54 PM
Late post (I'm surprised that I didn't post when this originally came out):
Fighting games were quite abundant back in the nineties, but I sucked so hard at them that I wasn't all that interested. At least until I started to get an edge for The King of Fighters series.
When I take a look at a huge pile of steaming shit like this I wonder how can some respectable videogame company can come with such abomination. Makes me think that they had an urge for some easy money.
|May 4th, 2009 10:49 AM
This is a screwed up game, one of the fatalities is turning somebody into the painting
" Whistler's Mother?" WTF?!
|Apr 4th, 2009 01:03 PM
|I like the game's story
|Apr 1st, 2009 12:00 AM
|Joe Musashi
The thing that got me interested in getting the ROM of this game was a screenshot of the fatality that turns your opponent into a giant anthropomorphic Oscar Meyer wiener (with shoes!), because I just had to see it for myself. Also, the claim that the game has over 2,000 of them (the fatalities, that is. Not the wieners). And likely because of a site that talks about it.
|Mar 29th, 2009 06:24 PM
|My brother didn't believe this was a real game when I showed him the pictures.
|Oct 15th, 2008 11:43 PM
Quoting Falco Lombardi's wise words:
Never seen anything so disturbingly trashy since Jax's MK3 fatalities.
|Sep 1st, 2008 06:46 PM
|Nothing says "hero" like a fighting game character whose victory pose is to crush a can on his head and belch.
|Jun 25th, 2008 06:08 AM
This game is a fucking epic failure! XD
But seriously, why join the service when i can be a "Tattoo Assasin" instead? Thanks alot, High School "Career Day"!!!
|May 15th, 2008 10:24 PM
|Just a thought (and a very late one, at that), but if they were so ballsy as to call the newspaper in the game fucking "Disneyland", then why not go ahead and make the DeLoreon in the fatality into the "Back To The Future" time machine? It would have been a cool nod to Bob Gale's contribution to the game (not that I imagine he ever claims this piece of garbage).
|Feb 28th, 2008 04:37 PM
|The tatoo graphics look like they were done in MS Paint...
|Feb 21st, 2008 12:01 AM
|Dr. Boogie
|I believe all the fine art crap was thrown in for reason #4 on your list.
|Feb 20th, 2008 08:56 PM
Can anyone explain the constant references to fine art...? It reminds me of when Ebert said video games were not art.
Let's check the checklist for this game.
1) Idiotic names? Check.
2) Stereotypes? Check.
3) Puns? ...Ugh, check.
4) Many, MANY "WTF" Moments? ...Check.
Am I missing anything?
|Feb 11th, 2008 12:43 PM
|This game looks awesome. Wish they would've released this.
|Feb 6th, 2008 11:46 PM
|Blank Frank
Ow my lungs. I haven't laughed this hard in a long time.
I only wish Midway had hired the brilliant mind that dreamed up shitting cooked turkeys at someone as a fatality.
|Feb 2nd, 2008 03:26 PM
|Count Mek
WOw, that is some wack-ass crap right there...
SEE?! It's so crazy it forces me to use slang!
|Feb 1st, 2008 09:32 PM
|Say what you will about this game: that music is awesome.
|Jan 31st, 2008 12:33 AM
|Jan 30th, 2008 10:57 PM
|Billy doing a nudality on himself and then dancing was the greatest thing created by man up to this point.
|Jan 29th, 2008 05:07 PM
|Dr. Boogie
|As sure as I care to be, yes.
|Jan 29th, 2008 01:44 PM
|Are you suuuure?
|Jan 29th, 2008 12:56 PM
|Dr. Boogie
|You owe him part of an apology because there is no dick-slicing fatality.
|Jan 29th, 2008 12:12 PM
|Courage the Cowardly Dog
A friend of mine told me he played a game in Kansas city where you could slice someone's dick off with a lot of blood, and it had nude-alities. He even described the characters.
I thought he was full of shit. I need to find my 4rth grade yearbook cause I owe someone an apology. To be fair would anyone in my shoes have believed him?
|Jan 28th, 2008 08:25 PM
|Tetsu Deinonychus
I think there's pics at the bottom of this review.
|Jan 28th, 2008 02:08 PM
|Dr. Boogie
The digitized actors were entertaining because they were so corny, and you knew that one guy played all the ninjas.
What made MK popular was the blood and the fatalities, and the fact that the game still played well for a fighter.
|Jan 28th, 2008 12:22 PM
So you didn't like the digitized actors in Mortal Kombat? I always figured that waswhat made it so popular, aside from the fatality and blood.
Anyway, great article. Where can we find the rom?
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No Comments View Rating Report to LibrarianSomeone asked in my Project log how i made my Bases, so i thought i should give you a little in-depth tutorial sortof, to show you how i went about creating them
Here are some of my finished and painted bases, (with attached models ontop )
the Trygon
Some lictors
And some little bugs
First, here are the different materials i usually use on my bases.
All of these materials are usually available at most local hobby-shops, especially those carrying model trains and the like.
And ofcourse it helps to have lots of bits.
it takes a little extra time putting this much effort into just basing, but it really helps the model look completed.
And it can complement a paintjob really well if you choose your colours in accordance.
Seeing as i showed you how to build this type of base, i thought it only fitting that i also showed you how i painted mine, so here we go.
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Thank you to everyone for such a positive response to my jewelry. I've realized after spending the better half of last week filling orders, packaging and shipping that I wasn't quite making costs. As you read, I started these to help pay for doctor's bills both previous and future ones, so I can't exactly afford to lose money with this venture.
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I've got some new shades of purple available along with some neon green and even black marbled ones, which I need to get up this weekend.
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So beautiful! I am looking forward to the black marbled ones you mentioned! Wish you a nice & calm weekend, hope you can enjoy some family time!ReplyDelete
I was hoping some black marbled rings would pop up! Maybe grey or pink, too? ;)ReplyDelete
These are amazing! Sorry to hear about Israel, I hope this little venture helps you.ReplyDelete
I'm digging the purple and can't wait to see the neon?! I might have to go pierce my ears this weekend so I can wear them! Ha. Anyway, they're awesome and would be a steal even for $10.ReplyDelete
These earrings of yours are awesome! I'm loving the mocha colored ones! Beautiful blog btw :)ReplyDelete
Love that you're bringing in more colors! And don't ever feel bad for having to do what you have to do to make ends meet...ReplyDelete
Just bought a pair of the lavender, as well as a ring. LOVE them. You should raise the price more, they're totally worth it ;)ReplyDelete
LOVE these! They look really precious... if that makes sense... like they've just been discovered in a sparkly cave somewhere!ReplyDelete
Don't worry about your prices - we've all got to make a living and your work is lovely :)
Best wishes for little Israel.
praying for your sweet baby boy. headin' over to check out your awesome jewelry.ReplyDelete
wonderful color!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 03, 2011
I think you could charge $20 for them. I would pay that! They're really great!ReplyDelete
- JordanApril 03, 2011
I once had a street vendor apologize for the price of silver going up as this year he had to charge $48 for a ring I was interested in. The same style of ring sells for $900 from a designer online. I was more than happy to pay his price. Don't apologize for raising your prices as a living needs to me made. Best wishes.ReplyDelete
i bought the purple ones! can't wait to wear them. :)!ReplyDelete
Don't worry about rising prices, girl!! You are charging zip and handmade prices should always reflect the effort that goes into it. I slowly raised my prices 50% after realizing I was making zero dollars at first. It takes some trial and error figuring that stuff out.ReplyDelete
I sell jewelry on etsy. I think for your earrings they should sell for about $18-22 a pair. And I think that is very fair. You have to figure in a little bit for labor.ReplyDelete
I love the purple it's so nice. I think aqua would be amazing as well.
Thank you for your comments, I love hearing from you!
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Alright, I'm sure the cat was out of the bag WAY before I wrote this blog. Yes. This past RAW had the lowest rating SINCE 1997 and no, cause I know many people are going to make excuses, it was not because John Cena was gone. No, it was not because of football. If you want my full opinions on what I believe made the shows decrease in ratings this week, watch the video of the week.
With that said, let's feed you some numbers.
The October 1st WWE RAW did a 2.54 cable rating with 3.50 million viewers. If you've been keeping up with my blogs, you've noticed that the ratings for the last month have gone down an entire point for the most part. It isn't just a coincidence that WWE all of a sudden dropped from 3.1s and 3.2s to 2.8, 2.7, and now 2.5. WWE isn't doing something right and until they fix it, I fear the ratings are only going to get lower. As I've said before, this is the lowest rated non-holiday RAW in 15 years.
The opening segment with CM Punk, Paul Heyman, Vickie Guerrero, Dolph Ziggler, AJ Lee, Kane and Daniel Bryan started with a 2.74 quarter rating and gained 4,000 viewers. That's about the average rating we get at the start of most of the three hour RAWs, so this was not too bad. It did what it needed to do. It established how Punk feels about John Cena getting another shot at HIAC and also set up the main event. I do wish it was a bit shorter though 20 minutes a bit too long for an opening.
Sin Cara and Rey Mysterio vs. Primo and Epico plus Antonio Cesaro vs. Brodus Clay lost 461,000 viewers. Ouch. We get to the first few matches and we are already losing ratings. WWE might need to start doing backstage interviews before their matches so they can know and understand what is going on. I do like the tag team tournament though. Considering how badly the company was lacking in tag teams just a year ago, this is a BIG improvement. I do feel sorry for Antonio Cesaro though. You have a great talent with a TON of potential, but they're not giving him much to work with. The way he picked up Brodus Clay and slammed him for the neutralizer was VERY impressive …. but it meant absolutely nothing when the match only lasted two minutes. I repeat. The match only lasted TWO MINUTES. If you don't build up to things and give them meaning, no one will care. This is a prime example of that.
Zack Ryder vs. The Miz lost another 47,000 viewers and did a 2.37 quarter rating. Ryder jobs to the Miz, like he should. This did nothing to progress anything, honestly. Just a random match.
The debate with Big Show and Sheamus gained 421,000 viewers which is about the same as the usual 9pm growth. The usual time viewers tuned in to RAW, and dear god …. I feel sorry for all of them. This segment was HORRIBLE. I'm sorry. Sheamus playing a comedy character is utter shit. I agree with Big Show. This segment was stupid and I don't have any idea why they were out there doing it. As soon as I saw Big Show's podium collapse, I changed the channel. I didn't even see the horrific tout Sheamus did with the Rey Mysterio mask. Ugh …. just bad.
Tensai vs. Ryback and Eve Torres vs. Beth Phoenix lost 350,000 viewers. I hope I'm not the only one that laughed his ass off at the horrendous botch by Ryback. Hahaha! To all the fans saying it was Tensai's fault for tea-bagging, you might be right but Ryback should have compensated regardless. This match was all I needed to see that Ryback is not ready for the main event scene. Oh, and the divas match was, well, a match. Made sense, but still a match. Glad to know we have a storyline going for the diva's division at least.
Santino Marella vs. Heath Slater gained 222,000 viewers. Well, isn't this a fabulous surprise! Two men you least aspect getting a boost in viewers. This is a nice audience for the new stable formed between Slater, McIntyre, and Mahal to get some recognition. I believe the stable is named ENCORE. So apparently, this must be WWE's way of repaying Slater for all his work with the legends. Hell, I'm fine with it. I like all three wrestlers. Plus, they beat up Santino so they get major points from me. Haha. I do wish WWE would explain to us exactly WHY they're forming a stable.
Sheamus vs. Damien Sandow lost 63,000 viewers in the 10pm timeslot.Sandow OWNED this match. This match really opened my eyes and helped me realize the type of talent The Intellectual Saviour of the Masses is. It also let me know how much of a failure Sheamus is as a world champion. When a newcomer can outperform you as a world champion, there is a serious problem there. I'm sorry. Typical ending with Sheamus dominating both opponents for no reasons. Yay.
JR APPRECIATION NIGHT segment with CM Punk, Paul Heyman, and Ryback gained 461,000 viewers for a show-high 2.89 quarter rating. First time in a while we actually kicked the third hour off with a pretty decent rating. No surprise here. Jim Ross was absolutely fantastic in his confrontation with CM Punk. Both of them killed and my interest for the HIAC match has gone up. I did not particularly like the confrontation between Punk and Ryback, however, but it is just my opinion. There isn't anything wrong with a teaser.
Kofi Kingston vs. Alberto Del Rio lost 824,000 viewers for a 2.29 quarter rating. Well, now you know where the show fell off. Again, after watching the show for so long and not really having much to salivate on, fans get exhausted and tune out. The match did nothing and meant nothing. This is a prime example of what happens when you don't give fans something to care about or something they can chew on. Wrestling isn't everything people. Anyways, basically 21% of the viewers were lost following the JR segment. 38% of teenage boys, 25% of Males 18-49, 28% of teenage girls and 20% of Women 18-49 tuned out at that point.
The main event with Kane and Daniel Bryan vs. CM Punk and Dolph Ziggler gained 532,000 viewers for a 2.70 overrun rating. Not a bad gain for the main event, but even this match could not save this show. The match was good and the ending was SUCH a nice touch to what happened last month the last time Punk and Ziggler teamed up. On top of that, Daniel Bryan and Kane are DOMINATING the tag team scene and bringing more eyes, credibility, and recognition to the titles. So the people that actually do beat Daniel Bryan and Kane will now beat the same tag team that beat the WWE champion and the future WWE champion. GREAT way to end the show! AJ being involved did not bother me one bit either.
Well. There you have it. That's it for this week's deluxe lounge. If you want my full opinions on the show, check out the video below:
This video gives my thoughts on the recent rating we got this week, which is the 2.5 rating for WWE 10/1/2012 RAW which is the lowest rating for RAW since 1997. That is in over a decade. Enjoy.
"In an update from earlier, the final RAW rating for this week is a 2.5. This is the lowest non-holiday RAW in 15 years. Last night's WWE RAW averaged 3,502,000 viewers, down significantly from the last few weeks. Since RAW went to three hours in July, the trend has been viewers dropping.
This week's show saw hour 1 do 3,436,000 viewers, hour 2 do 3,588,000 viewers and hour 3 do 3,472,000 viewers."
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Emily Jane Allgood Gilchrist was a daughter of Sarah Blacketer Allgood Spracklin. She is not related to me but was related to the second family of Daniel's because of Sarah. I don't think that Amarilla and Emily were close but I share this here because it is information I have about a connection to the Spracklins.
Emily was born on 6 May, 1857 in Rose Hill, Mahaska Co., Iowa to Charles Edward Allgood and Sarah Jane Blacketer. The family believes Emily was born in Iowa but the census says Indiana.
The family appears in the 1860 U.S. Census.
1627/1709, Edward Allgood, 31 years, farmer, 310, born Kentucky
Sarah 23, housewife, born Indiana
Emily Allgood, 3 born in Indiana
Phebe D. Allgood under a year, born in Iowa
Emily was the only surviving child from this family, as far as I can tell, John, James, and Phoebe died very young. Her father Edward Allgood has been difficult to research. I have their marriage and the 1860 census but that is about it. Sarah Blacketer married Edward Allgood on 25 December, 1852 in Rockeville, Parke Co., Indiana and they migrated to Iowa.
I have written about Sarah's family in other past posts on this blog. You can find them by finding the PAGE at the top of this blog about Daniel Spracklin. Open the page and there is a table of contents of the published posts on this blog.
Emily married William H. Gilchrist on 28 October, 1875 in Marengo, Iowa Co., Iowa. William was born 11 November, 1853 in Mahaska Co., Iowa and died 29 October, 1937. Emily died 29 October, 1925 and both are buried in the Jackson Cemetery in Rose Hill, Iowa. Find a Grave has memorials for them and pictures of their tombstone.
Source: Marriage Index, Iowa County, Vol. D, 1875-1881 Film#988202, Iowa County Genealogical Society, Now in North English, Iowa. Marriage of Emily J. Allgood to William Gilchrist, Iowa Co. at Marengo.
We find Emily and William in Mahaska Co., Iowa. They are there in the 1900 census with six of their eleven (11) children:
Line 57, 102, 102, Gilchrist, William, Head, W, M, Nov, 153, 46, M, 25, born Iowa, father PA, mother Ohio, farmer, O, yes, yes, yes, $, F, 28.
Gilchrist, Emily J., wife, W, F, May 1856, 44, M, 25, 11 children born 7 living, born Indiana, parents born Indiana. yes, yes, yes.
Gilchrist, Leslie E., son, W, M, Dec. 1884, 15, S, born Iowa, at school, 3, yes, yes, yes.
Gilchrist, Birdie A., daughter, W, F, April 1887, 13, S, born Iowa, at school, 9, yes, yes, yes
Gilchrist, Sarah E., daughter, W, F, May 1889, 11, S, born Iowa, at school, 9, yes, yes, yes
Gilchrist, Edna W, daughter, W, F, July 1891, 8, S, born Iowa
Gilchrist, George J, son, W, M, April 1893, 7, S, born Iowa
Gilchrist, Louis E., son, W, M, Mar. 1897, age 3, S, born Iowa
Source: William Gilchrist Family, 1900 U.S. Federal Census, White Oak Twp., Mahaska Co., Iowa, SD#6, ED#80, Sht#5, enumerated 7 June, 1900 by Robert Doak. Dist 00.
In 1910, William and Emily have migrated to Warren Twp., Keokuk Co., Iowa. We now have five of their eleven children:
Line 8, 220, 221, Gilchrist, William, head, M, W, 46, M1, 35, born Iowa, father born PA, mother Ohio, English, Farmer, home farm, _____, No, 0, yes, yes, R, F, 51
Gilchrist, Emily, wife, F, W, 52, M1, 35, 11 born, 7 living, born Indiana, parents born Indiana, English, occupation millinery, yes, yes.
Gilchrist, Leslie E., son, M, W, 25, S, born Iowa, English, Farmer, home farm, w, no, 0, yes, yes, 2, 2, 0, 0.
Gilchrist, Sarah E, daughter, F, W. 20, S, born Iowa,English, teacher, Public School, W, no, 0, yes, yes, N1.
Gilchrist, Edna W., daughter, F, W, 18, S, born Iowa, English, none, yes, yes, yes
Gilchrist, George I., son, M, W, 17, S, born Iowa, English, farm labor, home farm, w, no, 0, yes, yes, yes
Gilchrist, Louis E, son, M, W, 13, S, born Iowa, English, farm labor, home farm, w, no, 0, yes, yes, yes
Source: William Gilchrist Family, 1910 U.S. Federal Census, Warren Twp., Keokuk, Iowa, Dist#0058, SD#6, ED#58, Sht#9A, enumerated 26 and 27 April, 1910 by John E. [Braunie].
I could not find Emily and William in the 1920 U.S. Federal Census but I did find several of their children. Which I will present below in the overview of their family.
William and Emily are in the 1925 Iowa State Census living in Monroe, Mahaska Co., Iowa. This is the last census for Emily. It has been very difficult to find William and Emily in the census for both federal and state.
Source: Emma (Allgood) Gilchrist Family, 1925 Iowa State Census, Monroe, Mahaska Co., Iowa. Line 23, Roll IA1925_1829. Gilchrist, William, Head, male, white, age 71, married. Gilchrist, Emma, wife, female, white, age 67, married, Gilchrist, Louis, male, white age 28, single.
William appears in the 1930 census widowed and with his son Louis.
Line 63, 20, 20, Gilchrist, William, Head, $700, R, no, M, W, 76 wd, no, yes, born Iowa, father born PA, mother Ohio, yes, none, not a veteran
Gilchrist, Louis, E. son, M, W, 33, S, no, yes, born Iowa, father born Iowa, mother Indiana, yes, laborer, railroad, 7877, W, no, 5, no.
Source: William Gilchrist Family, 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Rose Hill Town, White Oak Twp., Mahaska Co., Iowa, Dist#30, ED#62-30, SD#12, Sht#1B, enumerated 3 April, 1930, by Clarence Douglas.
William and Emily had probably eleven (11) children of which four (4) died young:
- Ivy Esther Gilchrist b. 12 February, 1877 in Rose Hill, Mashaska Co., Iowa and died 16 October, 1964. She married to a John Douglass born about 1875 in Iowa.
Source: Douglass to Gilchrist, Marriage Records 1880-1937, Mahaska Co., Iowa, 398 Hamilton-Osceloa 6123, D. G. Spracklin gave consent. D.G. is her uncle and brother to her mother.
Ivy E. Gilchrist of Rose Hillborn about 1876, female, age 32, Marriage date 20, November, 1899, Mother Emma Allgood, Spouse John W. Douglass born about 1875, father John Wesly Douglass, Mother Mary M. Pettichord. Number 6123, D.G. Spracklin gave consent for marriage. John W. Douglass, White Oak Twp., Farmer, White, first, Geo. A. Ross, JP at Oskaloosa
John and Ivy were living in Nebraska in 1920. A complete census study would be in order but here is at least a start.
Line 62, 15, 17, Douglass, John W. Head, R, M, W, 45, M, yes, yes, born Iowa, father born Kentucky, mother born Virginia, farmer, railroad, W, W.
Douglass, Ida E. wife, F, W, 42, M, yes, yes, born Iowa. father born Iowa, mother born Indiana
Douglass, Lottie, daughter, F, W, 14, S, yes, yes, yes, Iowa
Douglass, Bessie P., daughter, F, W, 12, S, yes, yes, yes, Iowa
Douglass, William J., son, M, W, 10, S, yes, yes, yes, Iowa
Douglass, Julius G., son, M, W, 7, S, yes, Iowa
Douglass, Julia, daughter, F, W, 7, S, yes, Iowa
Douglass, Frank, son, M, W, 11/12, S, Iowa
Source: John W. Douglass Family, 1920 U.S. Federal Census, Andrews, Sioux Co., Nebraska, Dist#0247, SD#6, ED#247, Sht#9B, Ward #1772, enumerated _____by Glenn M. Zerbe.
2. Willie Daniel Gilchrist was born in Rose Hill and died 10 March, 1880.
3. Weidie Gilchrist was born in Rose Hill and died 2 January, 1881.
4. Amy Gilchrist died 7 November, 1881 Do we have twins?
5. David Edward Gilchrist was born 29 May, 1883 and died the same day.
6. Leslie Earl Gilchrist was born 8 December, 1884 in Mahaska Co., Iowa and died 9 July 1973. He married to a Abbie M. Baughman born about 1892 in Iowa to Francis M. Baughman and Marthe M. Payton.
He was with his parents in the 1900 and 1910 census, see above.
Source: Return of Marriages in the county of Keokuk, Iowa, #9, Aug 8, 1902, Burley Roberts gives consent to the marriage of Leslie Gilchrist, Delta, Iowa, Laborer, age 28, white, first marriage, born in Mahaska to Wm. Gilchrist and Ema Allgood, Spouse Abbie M. Baughman, Delta, Iowa, 20 years, White, first, born Keokuk Co., Iowa to Francis M. Baughman and Marthe M. Payton, married in Sigourney, Iowa Aug. 8, 1912. Witnesses Mrs. Ethel Roberts and Burley Roberts.
Leslie and Abbie appear in the 1920 U.S. Federal Census living in Warren Twp., Keokuk Co., Iowa.
Line 23, Fm, 136, 137, Gilchrist, Leslie, E. Head, R, M, W, 35, M, yes, yes, born Iowa, father born Iowa, father born Iowa, mother Indiana. farmer, vender, 137.
Gilchrist, Abbie M. wife, F, W, 27, M, yes, yes, born Iowa, parents born Iowa
Gilchrist, William F, son, M, W, 6, S, yes, born Iowa
Gilchrist, Robert L., son, M, W, 4 4/12, S, born Iowa
Gilchrist, Emily E., daughter, F, W, 11/12 S, born Iowa
Source: Leslie Gilchrist Family, 1920 U.S. Federal Census, Warren Twp., Keokuk Co., Iowa, Dist#0061, SD#95, ED#61, Sht#7A, Ward 8101, enumerated 26 and 27 of January, 1920 by E. L. Root.
7. Birdie Anna Gilchrist was born 1 April, 1887 in Mahaska Co., and died 11 April, 1909 is buried in the Jackson Cemetery in Rose Hill. Find A Grave has a memorial with a tombstone photo. She married a Henry Gustavus Hedlund who was born 17 August, 1888 in Rose Hill, Mahaska Co., Iowa and died August 1979 in Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., Iowa. He is buried in the Forest Cemetery in Oskaloosa. Find A Grave has a memorial with a tombstone photo and links. He was the son of Andrew Hedlund and Christina Lausen.
Henry remarried to a Nell O. Wesby on 4 January, 1912 in Mahaska Co., Iowa. If I could find a marriage for Henry to Birdie I would feel better about this section. Here is the marriage for Henry to Nell.
Source: Return of Marriages in the County of Mahaska, No. 118, 1/4/12, Andrew Hedlund gave consent for Henry Hedlund, Oskaloosa, Iowa, Farmer, 24 years old, white, born in Iowa to Nell Wesby of Fremont, daughter of John Westby, Jane [B____}. Witness was Ellen Hedlund and J. M. McClelland, Minister. He states it is his first marriage?
8. Sarah Emma Gilchrist was born 28 May, 1889 in Mahaska Co., Iowa and she died 22 February, 1978. She married on 13 November 1913 in Dickinson Co., Iowa to a Clayton Davis born about 1884. The name Sodie Emma was used in the marriage record.
Source: Return of Marriages in the county of Dickinson in Iowa. #300, Nov. 13, 1912, George Gilchrist gives consent for the marriage of Clayton Davis, Superior, Iowa, Farmer, age 29, white, first, born Herman, Nebraska to James M. Davis and [Clarie] Deaver, to Sadie/Sodie Emma Gilchrist of Superior, Iowa, age 24, white, Scotch-Irish, first, born Rose Hill, Mahaska, Iowa, to Wm. Gilchrist and Emma Jane Allgood, at Spirit Lake, Iowa November 13, 1913 (should be 1912), witnesses George Gilchrist, Edna Gilchrist and Edson M. Bell, Minister.
9. Edna Wildia Rill Gilchrist was born 11 July, 1891 in Rose Hill. She married a Walter Everhart Lenox on 14 April, 1915 in Emmet, Iowa. Walter died in 1950 and is buried in the Forest Cemetery in Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., Iowa. Edna died in 1990 and is buried in the Forest Cemetery as well. Find A Grave has a memorial for both with links, photos and more.
Source: Return of Marriages in the County of Emmet, Iowa, #3019, 4/14/15 Richard Carpenter gives approval of the marriage of Walter Lenox, 28 years, white, Terril, Iowa, Farmer, first, born, Polk City, Iowa to George F. Lenox and Carrie Griffin, Spouse: Edna Gilchrist of Estherville, Iowa age 24, white, born Rose Hill, Iowa to Wm. Gilchrist and Anna Allgood, married at Estherville, April 14, 1915, witnesses, Mrs. J.S. Coffin and Rev. J.S. Coffin and Mrs. M. E. Barrett.
Edna and Walter were living in Lloyd Twp., Dickinson Co., Iowa in 1920.
Line 80, Fm, 73, 75, Lenox, Walter E. head, R, M, W, 31, M, yes, yes, born Iowa, father born Minnesota, mother born Wisconsin, yes, farmer, general farm, OA, 71
Lenox, Edna W.R., wife, F, W, 28, M, yes, yes, born Iowa, parents born Iowa
Lenox, Cloyd B. son, M, W, 3 9/12 S, no, born Iowa
Lenox, Arline G., daughter, F, W, 11/12, S, no, born Iowa
Source: Walter E. Lenox, 1920 U.S. Federal Census, Lloyd Twp., Dickinson, Iowa, Dist#0049, SD#11, ED#4, Sht4B, Ward of City, enumerated 15, 16, 20 of January, 1920, by Karl F. Clark.
Their son Cloyd V. Lenox was born 6 March, 1916 in Iowa and died 15 July, 1983 in Oskaloosa and he is also buried in the Forest Cemetery. Find A Grave has a memorial for him. He married on 2 January, 1943 to a Bonnie M. Daniels born 28 April 1917. They had a daughter names Linda who died and is buried in the Forest Cemetery with a memorial at Find A Grave and links to her husband.
10. George Iris Gilchrist was born 9 April, 1893 in Rose Hill. He married a Bessie Bell Goodge on 15 April, 1914, Emmet, Iowa. Bessie was born about 1896 to Sherman Goodge and Carline Slaight. They may have had: Alvin, Dale W, Clifford, Nellie Mae and Delmer. George died about 1990 in Solway, Beltrami Co., Minnesota and is buried in the Solway Cemetery there. Bessie died 1985 and is also buried in the Solway Cemetery. Find A Grave has a memorial for them.
In 1920 George and Bessie were living in Keokuk Co., Iowa. His brother Louis is with him.
Line 72, Fm, 12, 124, Gilchrist, George I. Head, R, M, W, 26, M, yes, yes, born Iowa, father born Iowa, mother Indiana, yes, farmer, vendor, 125
Gilchrist, Bessie, wife, F, w, 22, M, yes, yes, born Iowa, father born England, English, mother born Iowa
Gilchrist, Dale W., son, M, W, 3 1/2, S, born Iowa
Gilchrist, Nellie, daughter, F, W, 2 1/2, S, born Minnesota
Gilchrist, Clifford, son, M, W, 0/12, S, born Iowa
Gilchrist, Louis E., brother, M, W, 22, S yes, yes, born Iowa
Source: George I. Gilchrist Family, 1920 U.S. Federal Census, Warren Twp., Keokuk Co., Iowa, Dist#0061, SD#95, ED#61, Sht#6B, Ward 8051, enumerated 26 day of January, 1920, by E.L. Root.
George and Bessie attended the funeral of Charles Edward Spracklin in 1946, there are mentioned in the obituary for George's uncle.
11. Louis Eugene Gilchrist was born 18 March, 1897 in What Cheer, Keokuk Co., Iowa and he died 1 December, 1982. He never married. In 1920 he is with his brother George and in 1930 he is living with his widowed father in Rose Hill, Mahaska Co., Iowa. He was also at the funeral of his uncle Charles Edward Spracklin in 1946 in Pine River.
So much more could be done on this family but I think this is where I will stop. It might be very interesting to seek out an estate file for William Gilchrist in October of 1937 in Mahaska County, Iowa to see if the children are listed and any other descendants. Other documents like obituaries, more census work and final resting places could be sought.


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I have run an ldapsearch, zmprov gaa, etc. but none display these missing accounts.
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- 3 cloves of garlic, cut into quarters.
- 2 tablespoons Olive oil
- 2 cups dry lentils or 1 can of prepared lentils
- 1 red apple
- 1 fennel bulb
- 4 cups water
- Lemon
- salt & pepper to taste
- parsley for garnish
- Bring water to a boil in a small saucepan.
- Add the washed lentils and a little salt, bring the heat down so the water is simmering. Cover the pot. Cook lentils till tender - about 30-40 minutes.
- When ready take the saucepan off the heat and leave with the lid on for about 5-10 minutes in order for the lentils to absorb the water.
- While waiting for the lentils to cook, chop the red apple and slice the fennel very fine.
- Squeeze some lemon juice on top to keep the apple looking fresh.
- Heat a large saucepan with a half of the olive oil and add the garlic, saute for about 3 minutes until golden. Add the lentils and mix.
- When the lentils have cooled, add the apple and fennel, the remaining olive oil and a pinch of salt and pepper and mix. Garnish with chopped parsley.