More Covid Red Herrings

In current news is the story of what was discovered on Fauci's iPhone from early in the vaccine days where Fauci apparently was aware that the shots might be causing miscarriages. I know that the American consumer of mainstream media has virtually no memory of anything that came before, but I remember early on that this side effect was known. I just don't remember that it was ignored. I thought people knew about this early in the Covid vaccination operation.

I guess not.

Or else maybe all that is important right now is the perception that this wasn't public information?

Why?

Because it is a perfect red herring intended to divert public attention from the real crime. That's why the red herring fallacy is normally used.

The real story is whether or not the public is ready to accept the whole truth about the Covid vaccines.

Apparently, they aren't.

Does anybody remember that early on in the Covid "pandemic" there was a debate - a serious debate if you were to take the media spin as true - that Covid might possibly have originated in a virus bioweapons laboratory in Wuhan, China rather than from a bat cave hundreds of miles away from Wuhan?

The bat cave theory was a red herring. It was intended to divert public attention from the fact that the Covid virus that caused the pandemic was genetically engineered by "science" in a lab.

Good God!!! What?????????

Well science is at it again and the regurgitated current news about Fauci's phone is doing its job. It's preventing debate about the newest threat.

Here's the newest threat:

FDA Approves Moderna’s mRNA Flu Vaccine for Adults 50 and Older

Be prepared because there is nobody in government who is concerned about this threat. It's coming and you can't stop it.

A Message to Christians Everywhere

About a decade after accepting Christianity as the foundation of my strength and survival I decided to attend a small Christian college to discover if I had it in me to become a pastor.

It turned out after only one semester that I didn't, but I was introduced briefly to the concept of "dispensationalism" which breaks the time since the life of Christ into time periods, dispensations of God's gifts to the church.

I never did catch on to dispensationalism but did become aware that it was controversial enough to lead the founders of the church I attended to write it into the church charter to basically agree to disagree and just not bring the subject up at all.

In other words, keep the whole thing secret.

Of course they couldn't do that in reality, so it festered in the church, but I always had the sense that the end result of this theology was Satan's wet dream, the destruction of God's creation - "Armageddon" or nuclear holocaust.

Here's a side of the debate that nobody ever talks about. Listen up:

Dispensationalism Didn't Come From Darby — It Started With A Lie

I don't know that any of what this young lady is saying here is true, but I see no reason to doubt it either. Thank you Ness.

Dedicated to Alabama's Roots in Pop Music

Thank you YouTube for putting this documentary video into my feed.

It breaks my heart that all the gain in racial equality that came from this era of pop music is being destroyed by our divisive culture now. Us kids that grew up hearing this music on pop radio every day grew up believing that the world, and especially America, was overcoming our racist roots. But now we are being spoon fed racism everywhere we look, not in the name of white supremacy but in the name of black victimhood, privilege, and entitlement and white debt to the African race. It makes me want to just turn back the hands of time to when all this positive change was taking place.

But for the sake of celebrating what went right back then and to understand how it happened, take some time out and watch this story of how one man made such a big difference down there in Muscle Shoals, Alabama:

Muscle Shoals