>>117397

>The information that has come in about the treatment (of ivermectin) for use with the coronavirus is really not that great

Just wow.

They are knowingly committing fraud and crimes against humanity...we'll own it all.

>>117403

>Nazis never really lost the war

Who were the people really placed in Israel?

Were "native" Israeli white?

>>117411

>It's about whatever they consider to be the "best" genes.

they're silly

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/was-hitler-jewish

>>117416

>but who'd want that if they really knew the end?

^^

Would be of interest to understand the driving factor.

Some hidden knowledge that isn't given to us?

They know something about the afterlife we don't?

Hindu belief (i think) includes some kind of karmic contract you sign before re-rolling.

You may come back as "the bad guy" to learn a soul lesson.

All the world is a stage, and we are but the players.

>>117423

>>>/qresearch/15258675

Got ya taken care of

>>117429

>Thank you very much!

My pleasure - prayers sent as well.

>>117421

Long time patriot fam in need of assistance

notable

nose it wud be dun anyway, jus feelz official

>>117442

o7

ty anon

>>117461

From the episode

https://t.me/TruthHammer/2533

Is it true that US House Dems are abandoning ship?

I keep hearing that more Dems than usual are choosing not to run again. Digging in to test the significance of that versus norms.

This image shows the RETIREMENT related turnover for the last 11 years. We also know the average total service for all US House Reps is 8.9 years.

With 435 Reps / 8.9 years there will be total average annual turnover of 48.9 Reps/year.

25.5 by retirement

23.5 by being defeated

Statistically there should be 13 Dem retirements this year, and 12 Republicans. 23 Dems & 12 Reps have announced so far... so that is 178% of normal, or 10 extra so far for the Dems.

So the rumors appear to be true. At least 10 extra Dems are bailing early from the US House of Representatives in 2022... so far.