Kristi German

@MtGardenMama It’s as if you’ve never seen snytjing that was in fashion before you. In the 60s they wore “hot pants” and go go boots and mini skirts.

I could never imagine my very stylish grandma wearing the same style pants or jeans I did when I was in college. Never. Why are the boomer Grammies trying to wear the same styles as their granddaughters?

@iamjakimac @MtGardenMama Amen.

@MtGardenMama Because we still have them in our cupboards from the first time they were in fashion. We’ve been wearing them for years and now you’re wearing them you’ve just noticed. 😂

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BREAKING: Today marks the 58th anniversary of legal abortions in the UK. Since 1968, a staggering 11,105,671 unborn babies have been killed in abortions. By comparison, an estimated 900,000 British troops died in WWII and 375,000 died in WWI.

🚨Kentucky Representative @RepThomasMassie stood on the steps of the Supreme Court today and named what is actually happening. Bayer is running a four-front war: against the executive branch, state legislatures, Congress, and the courts. The goal is liability immunity, a permanent get out of court free card for a company that has lost hundreds of millions of dollars in cancer verdicts. Massie is not giving it to them. He and Representative Chellie Pingree have introduced the "No Immunity for Glyphosate Act," but as Massie made clear, it should not even be necessary. The Seventh Amendment guarantees the right to a jury trial. The Tenth Amendment reserves powers to the states. The First Amendment protects the right to know what is in a product. None of those have been repealed. All of them are currently in jeopardy. The question before the Supreme Court is whether state judges will be gagged, state juries disbanded, and state courts shuttered, with no plan to hear these cases anywhere else. Massie called it what it is: regulatory capture. The White House chief of staff works for a lobbying firm that took money from Monsanto Bayer, and that conflict is sitting at the center of an executive order the administration is using to shield the company from accountability. The people standing on those steps today are the answer to that. Full clip linked below 👇

Lyme Disease. COVID. Both Now Linked to Government Labs. And Pfizer Has a New Lyme Vaccine Ready. The timing is not subtle. Lyme disease cases are expanding — now reaching as far south as Texas. The worst tick season on record. A government-created pathogen, by verified accounts. And right on cue, a new Pfizer vaccine in the pipeline. The answer isn't another shot. It's immediate treatment within 36 hours of a high-risk tick bite — before chronic Lyme has a chance to develop. Join the Fight: mcculloughfnd.org Courtesy of The Absolute Truth @AbsoluteWithE, Emerald Robinson @EmeraldRobinson #MedicalFreedom

Why do we have a pediatric obesity epidemic? Experts are stumped…

Raw milk? Dangerous! Milk with blue 1, red 40 and carrageenan? Totally safe!

anybody else remember when they closed down all the gyms and kept the liquor stores open for our health?

She lied for four years and then got a job at Harvard

@HansFiene This was pre-mullet

Gennings Dunker is one of the greatest names I’ve ever heard

This is Kenton Brown. He started sprinting at 66 and at 81 ran the 200m in 29.70 seconds. You can get close to your peak at any age. Your body doesn't know what your birthday is. It only knows the inputs you give it.

@TheMedievalMann @tyromper Not universally true. Tired talking point.

@tyromper Boomers largely don't care much about their children or grandchildren. They are the most narcissistic and selfish generation yet. They could care less about the state of our nation that they are passing on to the rest of us. Many will die, alone in hospice. Very gross.

I don't understand the boomers that hoard all their wealth from their kids. I have a good buddy that's struggling. Married with a few kids. He's smart. Graduated university with great grades, got hired by a good company, & did everything "right." He got laid off over a year ago & told me he's sent 10,000 resumes in with no job offerings..... He's working side gigs but his family is stressed. His folks are retired & in their 70's. His dad recently told him he's got north of 15 million invested!!! My buddy said he didn't say anything & didn't want to be disrespectful but it perplexed him. Why wait until you die to gift it to your kids?! It's worth more now helping out in my opinion that in 20 years when you die & you give 25 million to a 55 year old that's also then likely set & not stressed. You can gift like what 16k a year tax free too. It's their money, & when my folks sat my sister & I down for the inheritance talk we both said we don't want/expect anything you raised us well so do you!!!! But, I guarantee if I was in this guys shoes my folks would offer help. I don't understand the logic not to.

@_AE4HF @legallymom2 This is the best response. I can’t believe the parents did this.

@legallymom2 I would have taught them how the kick the seats in front of them.

I had an aisle seat today, and 2 boys aged 2 and 4 sat next to me - window and middle. The parents sat together in the row in front of us. It was a 5 hour flight and the kids were acting up from the start. Parents were oblivious to what was going on and were enjoying sitting alone. The guy across the aisle from me felt bad for me and said something to the parents. The parents reply was “ we all paid for our tickets”. I am generally okay with kids on planes, but the parents should have split up and each sat with a kid.

@BTCBreadMan Don’t let young child have that much veto power in your life. That being said, look at cancer rates from all they spray on golf courses. You wife is right to want to veto that..

Wife and I found an amazing house today on 2 acres of land in a very nice neighborhood. Significant upgrade from our current home/yard/hood. The kiddos want to veto it because they would have to switch elementary schools. They are in 2nd grade and kindergarten. Dad advice?

PAY ATTENTION PATRIOTS This Psychotic WEF Queen of the Netherlands is demanding Digital ID that tracks WHO IS VACCINATED and blocks your kids from school, freezes your government aid, and cuts off your bank access if you refuse. THIS is OUTRIGHT TYRANNY

“Cook like your grandma!” Meanwhile, our grandma’s recipes are like: Mix crisco with ritz crackers, a cup of sugar, & a few drops of food coloring, then bake in a jello mold with processed cheese product. Top with mayonnaise or miracle whip, for the health conscious

Something happened in a Massachusetts federal courtroom that I can't stop thinking about, even now, even knowing what ICAN was able to do after, even knowing the charter got amended and we moved the ball. I can't just let it go. Think about this: The American Academy of Pediatrics sued Robert Kennedy Jr. and HHS. And what they were suing over, the thing they argued constituted harm, was the possibility that doctors might get to have a conversation with their patients about vaccines. That's what they wanted stopped. Shared decision-making. The radical idea that a pediatrician and a parent might sit down together and talk about what's right for that specific child. Now, the AAP takes money from pharmaceutical companies. That's documented. So when they go to federal court to protect the full 54-vaccine mandate, you have to ask who they're really representing in that room. It is not the pediatricians. It is not the children. The judge agreed with them. And then he went further, declaring that Kennedy's advisory committee was flawed, specifically because it didn't have enough members with financial ties to the vaccine industry. He said, in effect, that the people who profit from the schedule have a right to vote on the schedule. An activist judge handed pharma a structural guarantee, a legal argument that you cannot reform the advisory process without their seat at the table. We got the charter amended, and that matters. But what was said out loud in that courtroom, I don't think we should forget what that judge was willing to put his name on.

Someone inside Kaiser sent me the below internal guidance concerning shots and medications for newborns. It tells Kaiser employees that the "approach to how we introduce and administer routine newborn ... Hepatitis B vaccine" is to " avoid saying ‘it’s optional’ or ‘you can refuse’ unless directly asked” and to tell parents that "we will be giving" instead of asking consent to give. This is the antithesis of informed consent. Yet Kaiser calls it “excellent patient and family care.”