It is coming from the top. The WHO .pdf link pretty much sums it up.... No emotion, just presenting the evidence gathered from another forum board.

There is a ton of information.

If anyone can debunk, please do as this is is the road to damnation for our country in my humble opinion.

Quote:Please understand the graveness of this situation: the United Nations' "International Technical Guidance on Sexual Education" is part of the UN Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. The Biden administration vows to accelerate implementation so the Agenda is achieved by 2030. The same goes for any other nation of the world that supports the UN Agenda 2030.

Quote:The agenda to ensure that little children have sexual parters is being further developed by the World Health Organization. Their document, "Standards for Sexuality Education in Europe",2 contains the following instructions for kindergartens and elementary schools:

✔︎ Children between 0 and 4 years must learn about masturbation and develop an interest in their own and others' bodies.

✔︎ Children between 4 and 6 years must learn about masturbation and be encouraged to express their sexual needs and wishes.

✔︎ Children between 6 and 9 years must learn about sexual intercourse, online pornography, having a secret love and self-stimulation.

✔︎ Children between 9 and 12 years should have their first sexual experience and learn to use online pornography.  

Quote:Despite being peddled for years by the WHO, political leaders are only just now getting around to condemning the abusive UN WHO “guidance” as governments push it on victims of public schools. A scandal surrounding the bizarre recommendations from the global organization has reached a fever pitch in Wales and the broader United Kingdom.   

Conservative Shadow Minister for Education in Wales Laura Anne Jones called on the self-styled planetary “health” body to “rescind the advice immediately.” 

The UN scheme also calls on governments to teach these tiny tots about “enjoyment and pleasure when touching one’s own body, early childhood masturbation.” The organization has even released highly disturbing videos of adults teaching very young children about masturbation that very much look like grooming of children by pedophiles.   

I had no idea that crop circles have been reported throughout history. Why Files covers the subject and is interesting even for those who are really not interested in the subject IMO.  In the letter part of the video there is a deep dive into government agencies putting out misinformation and out right lies.

Quote:While singer-songwriter legend Paul Anka has left a long trail of hits over his 60-year career, he admits that early on, he was terrified to pen a tune for Frank Sinatra. “He’d always tease me, ‘hey kid, when are you going to write me a song?’” Anka remembers. “But I couldn’t. I was scared to death. I was writing all this teen stuff.” Of course, there are few music lovers today who aren’t familiar with the poignant ballad Anka eventually crafted for Sinatra, “My Way.” Some dub it the most powerful of Anka’s many earworms, which also include classics like “Puppy Love,” “Put Your Head on My Shoulder” and even Johnny Carson’s theme song for “The Tonight Show.”
Anka didn’t think twice 55 years ago when Sinatra called him out of the blue and declared, “Kid, we’re going to dinner.” “When Sinatra says, ‘we’re going to dinner, you drop everything and you go to dinner,” recalls Paul, who as a budding Vegas headliner in the 1960s had a friendly tie with the Rat Pack. During the meal, Sinatra dropped a stunning surprise: He was about to quit showbiz. “He said, ‘I’ve had it. I’m fed up. But I’m doing one more album,’” Anka remembers. “He said, ‘and you never wrote me that song.’”
Anka felt the pressure. Still reeling over the news at 1.00 am in his apartment, he found himself toying with lyrics to a melody he had heard in France. “I thought, ‘What would Frank do with this melody, if he were a writer?’” Anka says. “And all of a sudden, it just came to me: ‘And now the end is near, and so I face the final curtain.’”
He finished the song at 5 a.m. and called Sinatra on the spot, promising him a song for his final album. “I knew I had something I wouldn’t be afraid to give him,” Anka says. The next day, he recorded a demo of the song and flew to Las Vegas, where Sinatra lived. “I played him the song and he looked at me and said, ‘I’m doing it.’”
Two months later, Sinatra called Anka again. This time, with better news. “He says, ‘kid, listen to this,’ and puts the phone up to the speaker,” Anka remembers. “I heard ‘My Way’ playing for the first time, and I started to cry.”
Paul Anka never knew what a legacy he had created when, at the request of Ol’ Blue Eyes, he wrote this song for Frank’s (presumed) retirement. Frank Sinatra had a mega smash hit with it, followed by the Three Tenors, Pavarotti and numerous other big stars who covered the song over the years.

What's yours, hard to pick from so many but one I've always loved from a series I've watched dozens of times is from Bronsons Death Wish, specifically number two.

Great line.

Quote: We don

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•     How is it that the government can’t control petrol prices…but the weather is something they can fix?
•    We’re churning out a generation of poorly educated people with no skill, no ambition, no guidance, and no realistic expectations of what it means to go to work.
•    If kids knew what they wanted to be at age eight, the world would be filled with cowboys and princesses.  I wanted to be a pirate.  Thank goodness nobody took me seriously and scheduled me for eye removal and peg leg surgery
•    Why were we told to lower our AC usage on hot days to prevent overwhelming the electric grid while simultaneously being told to trade in our petrol cars for electric vehicles?
•    Why is cancelling student debt a good idea?  Does it make sense to reward people who do not honour their financial commitment by taxing the people who do?
 •    Does it make sense to cut off oil from an ally and buy it from an enemy who calls for your death?
 •    Are we living in a time where intelligent people are silenced so that stupid people won’t be offended?
 •    Why is talking sexually in the workplace considered sexual harassment to adults…but talking about sexuality to children K-3 at school considered education?
 •    Who else had a ‘ministry of truth”…Hitler…Goebbels…Stalin
 •    If your electric car runs out of power on the motorway, do you walk to a charging station to get a bucket of electricity?
 •    Why are we running out of money for Social Security and Medicare and not for welfare and illegal’s?
 •    Nobody called it “Toxic Masculinity” when we were saving the world.
 •    Mice die in mouse traps because they do not understand why the cheese is free.  Just like socialism.
 •    The most powerful governments on earth can’t stop a virus from spreading…but they say they can change the earth’s temperature if you pay more taxes.
 •    Want to stop drunk drivers from killing sober drivers?  Ban sober drivers from driving, just as they did with the guns buy back!
 •    If you don’t want to stand for the national anthem, perhaps you should give your legs to a veteran who lost his.  That way a real man can stand in your place.
 History is not there for us to like or dislike .......  It is there for us to learn from it.  
If it offends you, even better…because, then you are less likely to repeat it.  
It is not anyone’s to erase…it belongs to all of us. HISTORY

Eugenics.... 

I still believe most of our "hot topic" social issues are related to eugenics and weeding out the undesirables from procreating or even living.

Doctors suggesting this to vulnerable and easily influenced mentally disabled and autistic patients is disgraceful. When does it stop being voluntary and at the discretion of the "good doctors"? Slippery slope indeed.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...itude.html

Quote:'Homeless people need a roof over their heads, not a lethal injection. End homelessness, not the lives of the homeless.'

The survey, by Canadian polling firm Research Co, found that 27 percent of respondents said MAID should be available to those in poverty, while 28 percent said the same for the country's roughly 30,000 homeless people.

Another 43 percent of Canadians say the mentally ill should be allowed to get a doctor's help ending their lives, and half the nation says those with disabilities should be eligible for MAID.

The survey also found broad support for the program overall — nearly three quarters of Canadians say the country has the right policies in place for letting people seek medical assistance in dying.

The survey comes as Canada's politicians weigh whether to expand its assisted suicide program to allow children and the mentally ill to end their lives.

But rights groups say the country's regulations lack necessary safeguards, devalue the lives of disabled people, and prompt doctors and health workers to suggest the procedure to those who might not otherwise consider it.

So they say.

Quote:Growing human babies from scratch in a lab could be possible in just five years thanks to a new breakthrough.

Researchers in Japan are on the cusp of being able to create human eggs and sperm in the lab from scratch, which would then develop in an artificial womb.

Professor Katsuhiko Hayashi, a Japanese scientist at Kyushu University who has already figured out the process in mice, believes he is just five years away from replicating the results in humans. 

But there are ethical concerns, as it means women of any age could have babies. Parents may also want to design their offspring to have certain traits using gene editing tools, giving way to the notion of an assumed perfect child. 

Dr Hayashi and his team recently created seven mice with two male biological parents, using skin cells from a male mouse to form a viable egg and then fertilize it.


The ability to produce custom-made human sperm and eggs in the lab is called in vitro gametogenesis (IVG).
It works by taking cells from a person's blood or skin and reprogramming them to become induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells).

In theory, these cells can become any cell in the body, including egg and sperm cells.

They could then be used to make embryos and implanted into women's wombs.

Scientists have been able to make very basic human eggs and sperm this way, but have not yet been able to make embryos.

Dr Hayashi guessed it would take five years to produce egg-like cells from humans, with another 10-20 years of testing before physicians feel the process is safe to use in clinics.

Stanford University Professor Henry Greely told Freethink he estimated that researchers will need another five to ten years to reach a reliable proof of concept, plus a decade or two for safety testing.

Jeanne Loring, a researcher at the Scripps Research Institute, said IVG in human reproduction told The New York Times in 2017: 'I wouldn’t be surprised if it was five years, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it was 25 years.'

It would mean that scientists could generate sperm and eggs for infertile people from one of their blood cells, for example.

About one in 10 couples in the US struggles to conceive - and some of those are same-sex couples or hopeful single parents who have to rely on donated sperm or eggs, IVF and, in some cases, surrogates. 

But there are still lots of ethical, legal and safety questions surrounding IVG.

Some ethicists worry that closing the door on infertility could quickly open the flood gates to designer babies, eugenics and legal snags that our society may be unprepared to sort out.

It could allow people to steal the DNA of others using a strand of hair and make babies without their consent. 
In 2016, Japanese researchers created stem cells using eight-week-old mice, picking ones that had dropped a Y chromosome for some reason.

Scientists then manipulated the cells in a way to copy the remaining X chromosome, and create a cell with two X genes - what would usually be considered a female cell.

'The biggest trick of this is the duplication of the X chromosome,' Dr Hayashi said.

They turned those cells into eggs and used sperm from male mice to fertilize them in the laboratory.
The process led to the birth of more than a half-dozen healthy mice pups.

Dr Hayashi told the New Scientist he believes the door is now open to children being born from two fathers.
The aim is to replicate this same process with human cells.

'Purely in terms of technology, it will be possible [in humans] even in 10 years,' he told The Guardian.
'I don't know whether they'll be available for reproduction.

'That is not a question just for the scientific program, but also for [society].'

Quote:In 1930 Frederick Edwin Smith, the First Earl of Birkenhead, wrote a book, The World in 2030 A.D., containing predictions about war  (it’ll be less vicious when the world is a “single economic unit”), the state of agriculture (it will gradually go extinct), and the effects of science (Einsteinian physics will “provide the instinctive background to all men’s minds.”)

But the chapter that really stuck out for me was the one about women in the year 2030, which included predictions about ectogenesis; creating life outside of the body, presumably in a laboratory setting. The author claims that this will be the first step to men and women being paid equal wages for the same work, and usher in a brave new world that enables women to vastly “expand their accomplishments in every sphere of life.”

Quote:    In 2030, the prospect of woman’s liberation from the dangers of childbirth will almost certainly become a matter of general realisation. This evolution, the most serious biological departure since the natural separation of living organisms into two sexes, will vitally transform the whole status of women in society. Unless their present importance and limitations be clearly apprehended, their future development cannot be apprehended.

    Science as I hinted in a previous chapter, already foreshadows the possibility of producing living offspring in the laboratory from the germs of various animal species. Hitherto no living animal has been brought to birth ab initio; but the foetus of various species has been removed from the maternal organism and further developed by skilful manipulation in biological laboratories. It is certain that scientists will one day succeed in producing a living human infant by such means. This process, known as ectogenesis, will be violently and furiously opposed by the spiritual descendants of all those who now attack contraception….The first practitioners of ectogenesis will possibly obtain the crown of martyrdom.

Lab-grown Babies in the Year 2030

This is a very interesting image of the Black Hole named Pictor A.



There it is in the center busily gobbling up the 2 stars circling around it.

What is unique about it is the viewing angle is from the top down which as far as we know is - it is the only time such an image has been taken from that angle.

So my team processed it and were quite surprised with the results -



It reminds me of science class in school where they put a sheet of paper over a magnet and poured iron filings over it.

The magnetic forces of this thing obviously must be tremendous!

Found this video at another site (not TOS). It's only a little under 16 minutes long but it's loaded with useful information on the off chance of getting arrested in the future. It does a great job of illustrating how the police try to take advantage of people who don't know any better (also in this case going through serious withdrawals)  and exercising your rights. 

Police are tricky. When I was pregnant with my oldest I had my house and yard searched and was brought in for questioning over something I had absolutely nothing to do with (and was physically IMPOSSIBLE for me to do while hugely pregnant). My answer to every single question and statement they made was "I didn't do shit!" so they told me "We're setting up a polygraph for you. After you take it you can leave." I told them "Fuck you! I want my lawyer NOW!" They asked who my lawyer was and the look on their faces! (My lawyer and former next door neighbor was the city judge.) They immediately told me I could leave and didn't bother me again for many years.

Enjoy the video!

So this happened in a neighboring town to my hometown down in Texas. Just the sort of thing I would expect but thought I would share to give those who haven't lived in a small town a taste of the beauty of small town life as an alternative to all the drama.

In Groves, Texas a girl with Type 1 Diabetes got a service dog named Sadie. Sadie has gone to school with her human, Annslee, since 3rd grade and Sadie will now graduated with honors from Middle School.

Quote:Round of a paws for a special Groves Middle School graduate!

Sadie is graduating with honors from the 8th grade. She was a service dog for Annslee Barbosa, who will now move on to high school. 
Sadie started going to school with Barbosa, who is a Type 1 diabetic, in the 3rd grade at Taft Elementary, then to Groves Elementary and now up to 8th grade at Groves Middle School.