your feelings are irrelevant
as are you
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Jon Voight?
This is what I thought. Glad you posted it because I'm lazy and didn't.
Why would you notable that bullshit?
It’s in every bread since early Sunday morning. Everybody has seen it and made their decision as to shill shit or shilling shingles.
I’m waiting for the official response from Jim Watkins who said he’d figure it all out by Tuesday when he gets to his special computer.
Be patient!
Pic is for the faggots that continually shill this board with hive mind stuff, like babyfarts, a.s.s. and the other faggot!
Mr. Pig only showed up after Toots died. Toots is the boss. #TootsAintDead
It was and we can choose how we want to go through this time. Preparation and rejection of the New World Order and the Antichrists biotracking marks and probably lose our heads, , or we can go along and be damned.
It would be a shame if we have to start making individual memes of Faux "journalists" and "talk show hosts." I'm still holding out hope that they'll be the tip of the spear on the media front, but… Well. I'll know when if I have to.
I farted really hard and I think I have to wipe my ass. I want to go to sleep but I should probably wipe my ass before I do, but I'm too lazy to get up and do it.
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>he also colluded with FLINT to have Torposting turned back on, on QR less than 24 hours before last night's fake Q posts were made.
not true, look here:
https://forebears.io/surnames/christ
Christ Surname Definition:
(English) Descendant of Christ, a pet form of Christian (follower of Christ), or of Christopher (Christ-bearer).
Where Does The Last Name Christ Come From? nationality or country of origin
The surname Christ (Oriya) occurs in Germany more than any other country or territory. It may also be found as a variant:. Click here for further possible spellings of Christ.
How Common Is The Last Name Christ? popularity and diffusion
Christ is the 11,914th most common surname internationally, held by around 1 in 154,581 people. This last name is predominantly found in Europe, where 61 percent of Christ are found; 60 percent are found in Western Europe and 54 percent are found in Germanic Europe. It is also the 6,955th most commonly held first name at a global level, borne by 150,985 people.
This surname is most widespread in Germany, where it is borne by 23,023 people, or 1 in 3,497. In Germany Christ is mostly concentrated in: Hesse, where 18 percent reside, Bavaria, where 18 percent reside and Rhineland-Palatinate, where 16 percent reside. Outside of Germany this surname exists in 125 countries. It is also found in The United States, where 21 percent reside and Brazil, where 7 percent reside.
Christ Family Population Trend historical fluctuation
The prevalency of Christ has changed over time. In The United States the share of the population with the last name grew 374 percent between 1880 and 2014; in England it grew 436 percent between 1881 and 2014 and in Ireland it grew 300 percent between 1901 and 2014.
Christ Last Name Statistics demography
The religious devotion of those bearing the last name is principally Catholic (100%) in Ireland and Christian (95%) in Nigeria.
In The United States those bearing the Christ surname are 11.47% more likely to be registered with the Republican Party than The US average, with 58.24% being registered to vote for the political party.
Which was why Fridays were juicy news drop days.
Another potential stumbling block for Rebrikov and his backers is the Russian Orthodox Church. Key scientists have been quietly sounding out leading clerics to gauge the level of pushback, if any, they can expect if the experiment goes ahead. So far, they’re not getting much, a person familiar with the matter said.
The Moscow Patriarchy published a “preliminary” position on its website in June saying that while genetic editing has the potential to prevent inherited afflictions, the procedure should be prohibited if an embryo’s viability is threatened. The church is urging members to submit their own opinions by Sept. 30.
For Rebrikov, anything short of outright condemnation by the priesthood is a step in the right direction.
“What we do is God-pleasing,” he said in early September. “We heal, just like Jesus did.”
When asked if he had any final comments for this story, Rebrikov said he's taking a break from speaking to the media. He wouldn't say why.
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https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2019/06/21/733782145/a-russian-biologist-wants-to-create-more-gene-edited-babies
A Russian Biologist Wants To Create More Gene-Edited Babies
https://americanmilitarynews.com/2019/07/russian-biologist-welcomes-backlash-over-his-plan-for-gene-edited-babies/
Russian biologist welcomes backlash over his plan for gene-edited babies