Sen. Ron Johnson, in conversation with Neil Oliver: "There are basically three groups of individuals in the world today."

"The largest group... just want to forget Covid... whether they were either harmed, or whether they caused harm."

"Then there's the group [whose] eyes were opened during Covid."

"The third group are the Covid cartel—the people that imposed all this on us... They've controlled the narrative. They call the truth misinformation, and disinformation, and malinformation."

"The goal of the second group, those of us with our eyes opened... is [to] open up more people's eyes... but we have a long way to go because so many people are just in this enormous state of denial."

"They deny vaccine injuries because they took the vaccine... They don't want to think there's maybe a ticking time bomb in their body."

"The people that pushed the vaccines—they don't want to admit that maybe they pushed a vaccine that might have killed somebody, or did them irreparable harm."

"So again, we've got an enormous challenge dealing with this global state of denial."

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“You’ll just keep crashing if you never take your eyes off the review mirror.”
~ Leo Christopher

It’s incredible how much we tend to dwell on the past, it’s ok to reminisce every now and then, but to allow the past to dictate your present and future, does not seem very constructive.

The past is simply the series of events that molded you into who you have become, but if those events molded you in undesirable ways, then my friend, it’s up to you to ‘unmold’ yourself.

This notion is a very important one, most people surrender to the past and take no responsibility in the present to change the consequences of what has already been, but even if the past can’t be changed, how it has affected us is something we must control and change, if necessary.

Any event, no matter how traumatic, (within reason), has the potential to make us better or worse. We can allow things to either make us bitter, resentful, revengeful and hard, or we can choose to become stronger, wiser, more resilient and empathetic. The choice is yours.

If you choose to allow things to make you bitter and resentful, you must understand that you are only making your life worse. If you are ok with making your life less happy and enjoyable, then please go ahead and be bitter, angry, sorry for yourself and revengeful, just know nobody is going to want to be around you.

It is much wiser to process the pain, understand that it’s trying to teach you something, talk about it, cry it out, pick yourself up, dust yourself off, decide you will be stronger from it, learn the lesson, feel stronger, know you are wiser, and then focus all your strength on getting better, not on anyone else paying for what may have happened; the universe will take care of that.

So keep your eyes on the road ahead and be grateful that you will not fall into the same hole because now you know better. Never allow things to make you worse, life is a chance for us to evolve, not devolve.

Always onwards and upwards my friends! 💪🏻
❤️❤️❤️

By Laura Aboli

A Card for the Collective 💜

Since March Madness is a thing, I asked the Angels to keep it light today and send us some magic with a spirit animal. They chose a turkey. 😆

(A cool sync - I had just posted about giving ourselves some grace because we are working hard over here, and the word grace is on the card.)

So yes, give yourself some grace. You're doing this thing, you're not stopping. You're not going backwards. Even on your worst day, you still keep going.

So watch for turkeys today - it's a high-five from your Angels!

Love you all!
💜 Bobby

This is the reason - the only reason people get banned. We don't have space for this kind of stank. Don't be stanky.

A game of Pretend.

All part of the long game frens