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  The racehorse Horlicks won the Japan Cup in 1989. I met a man who said that he backed Horlicks and won a monza. The only bet he ever had.  Fascinated, I wanted to understand more about what he won and the reasons why he backed the horse.  Said he, "Mate, I will give you some advice. Don't flog a dead horse."   Covid-19 may seem like a dead horse to many. They don't want to talk about it. "Move on. It's over!" they retort.    Narrative Yet the injected, who believed the narrative that they would be protected, still believe they are getting covid rather than the flu.   We really need to flog those who believe the fake pandemic narrative, and those who push it, until everybody is awake to the farce.   The USA's Center for Disease Control (CDC) is now admitting that the "deadliest virus in history"  may as well be considered NON-EXISTENT . They know it's actually non-existent. We just need to get them to  admit it. ...

  The easiest thing to do is to take a position and then find reasons to support your stance.   The hardest thing for us to do is to seek the truth and continue to follow where it leads.     The trickiest thing to do is to survive when you know all the evidence points to the status quo consisting of vultures that want to feed off you at your expense.    A tempered spirit is not always easy to maintain under the circumstances; especially, when you see injustice being flung like dung in your face.    Understanding what is happening in the world doesn't concern us until we begin to grow out of our own narcissistic sense of self and begin to evaluate the essence of what is happening around us.    Once we assess the reasons why things are what they are in our own social sphere, we may begin to extend our thinking to incorporate where we stand in relation to life, death and our purpose for being here on planet Earth — ...

Atheists are so convinced they are right but then there is always a day that arrives when they have to either reject evil or give themselves over to the Devil. The ones who hate evil, turn away from their evil ways; the ones who love evil, revel in doing more evil until they cross the point of no return. A woman pathologist, who had been an dedicated atheist for twenty years, encountered more than a can of worms when after she accepted that being a medical doctor required her to put aside her natural feelings and impulses and accept abortion of, about to be born, full-term babies as just another medical procedure as  innocuous as excising a lipoma. For many people the realization that evil is something that we have to decide to do, and some people are more evil than what they believed could be possible is the dawning of their morning star.  And we have the prophetic word made more sure. You will do well to pay attention to this as to a lamp shining in a dark place, until the d...