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Important Message from a Real Doctor

2 years ago 6.03K views 9 comments

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Mt Nebo Ut Teacher Online Bullies Students Who Protested Furries, Also Video Evidence

Mt Nebo spokesperson Seth Sorenson said the Furry situation is being "Misrepresented" by parents and students protesting. However I just received this video evidence showing otherwise. The photo of the other student with the Animal head was also taken this week (April 18th) That's not a "headband" Mr. Seth Sorenson, you need a new job. For context of the "Condemnation" segment, UTAH Gov He/Him Cox, along with the Utah legislature and MSM Condemned Utah School Board Member Natalie Cline for "Online Bullying" a student for a picture she posted, however, Mrs. Hunsaker clearly likes it when the students who protested aren't even at school, calling them liars without due process or investigation, defending the furries. How are those grades and school environment going to look for the protestors moving forward? The hypocrisy and double standard in Utah is astounding.

14 days ago 5.45K views 3 comments

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This is Evil - Time for Greenhouses, Chicken Coops, and Prayer over our Food.

The deep state is a little upset that not everybody complied with their last global plan regarding the V - this looks like it will be the next wave we must fight - it’s time for greenhouses and chicken coops. and never forget the power of prayer over your food.

1 year ago 6.21K views 10 comments

#AllScientistsMatter Does his voice matter?

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Organized Darkness- Dr. Lee Merritt and Eric Moutsos

Dr. Lee Merritt and Eric Moutsos dive into some to some of the "Conspiracies" floating around. We talk Maui, Attacks, Weather Mod, Frequencies, and more. Available on all podcast platforms. Dr. Lee Merritt's website can be foundwww.themedicalrebel.com Show sponsored bywww.freedomblends.com Eric's platforms can be foundhttps://linktr.ee/eric.moutsos And always remember, the answer is Jesus.

7 months ago 7.51K views 11 comments

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Breaking: Tim Ballard's Victims Speak Out to The Blaze News Media - Eric Moutsos' Thoughts

An 'extensive and very manipulative ... plan': The apparent ruse of the couples ruse. To those in the outside world, it might seem obvious that engaging in sexual contact for the sake of helping trafficked children is wildly inappropriate. But the women who spoke with Blaze News indicated that Ballard gradually implemented an "extensive and very manipulative ... plan" to convince them to participate in things they otherwise would never have considered doing. One of the main tactics Ballard used, they claimed, was to lean on their desire to help victims. "Is there anything you wouldn't do to save a child?" he would allegedly ask. According to one woman's summary, in preparation for a possible mission, Ballard said something to the effect of: "This is going to be a really seedy place. What if this happens? Would you be willing to do this? Well, well, what if I need this? Would you be comfortable doing that? "And then it's all about testing those limits," she added. The women also claimed that Ballard would then bad-mouth unnamed women who had allegedly gone on couples ruses in the past, slamming them as "crazy" and claiming that they had fallen in love with him along the way. Such stories, perhaps apocryphal, seemingly motivated the women to prove their mettle and their devotion to the cause by trying to outdo their supposed predecessors on the couples ruse. When they found themselves questioning the legitimacy of tactics involving sexual contact, they often doubted their own instincts, relying on Ballard's breadth of knowledge about rescue missions to convince themselves that such tactics were normal. "Just remember that Tim's the expert in your learning," one woman recalled telling herself. "Just don't question him. Just do it, as he's right and you're wrong." She also claimed that sometimes an associate of Ballard — whose identity is unclear but whose role appears to have included booking flights for those going on O.U.R. missions — would remind her about Ballard's superior field experience. "Don't assume you know better than Tim," he'd say, she claimed. "He hates it when these women he brings undercover start thinking they're smarter than him. He's been doing this for 20 years. He knows so much more than you know." Ballard even allegedly told some of them that engaging in sex play with him might improve their marriages, even as he also allegedly told them not to tell their husbands about what they were doing. "You can take that sexual charge ... home," one accuser claimed he told her. Another woman claimed that Ballard repeatedly warned her that, should she fail in her couples ruse mission, she would have wasted the hard-earned money that honest donors had entrusted to O.U.R. She said that he also told her that a poor performance from a fake girlfriend had ruined a mission in the past. "I was feeling like ... I have to prove to him that I won't misuse donors' dollars," she explained to Blaze News. Another common theme from the women who spoke with Blaze News is that Ballard would use spiritual manipulation to coerce them into sex. Most, if not all, of the women who spoke with Blaze News have had some affiliation with the LDS church at some point in their lives, and in many cases, he would cite for them a passage from the Book of Mormon in which a man kills another man at the promptings of the Holy Spirit. According to multiple women, the purpose of this reference was to demonstrate that sometimes the Holy Spirit asks people to perform "unconventional" tasks, presumably such as engaging in extramarital sexual contact during couples ruses.

6 months ago 7.45K views 24 comments

All Doctors Voices Matter - #wow - share far and wide.