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Sunday School July 19th 2026

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  • #61230
    TheEncogitationer
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    Reg:

    There is so much AI slop online selling Woo to the vulnerable and gullible at the moment. But when I hear sports people or footballers promoting it, I want someone nearby to vomit all over them.

    Well, anybody can ignore and laugh at the AI slop and refuse to have social media feeds, but Pistol Pete Kegs-Breath makes taxpayers pay for his Woo, in the form of unneeded Testosterone tests and shots for millions of members of the Armed Forces.

    And Kegs-Breath’s unneeded Testosterone shots could result in dangerous blood clots and enhanced sleep apnea for needed Military personnel, in the midst of a war with the IRGC.

    Pistol Pete Kegs-Breath is the most dangerous Woo peddler on the Planet.

    And the second worst has to be Woo peddled in the name of illusory Eternal Salvation from an illusory Apocalypse.

    Last night, I saw an ad for some brand of “Wellness Tea” that used a Christian pitch citing Revelation 22:2, which told of The Tree of Life in the middle of The New Jerusalem Borg Cube (read Revelation 21 also for the description to see):

    2 In the midst of the street of it, and on either side of the river, was there the tree of life, which bare twelve manner of fruits, and yielded her fruit every month: and the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations.

    The ad was basically intimating that their “Wellness Tea” was made from the leaves of The Tree of Life, though it did have a money back guarantee and the usual small print disclaimers, which should make anyone wonder: “Why would something from The Tree of Life result in someone’s dissatisfaction?”

    Pretty strong pitch there to promise an elixir from a city where there is no more sorrow, pain, or death! I’ll see if I can find a video or Web Site for this swill.

    #61231
    TheEncogitationer
    Participant

    Jake:

    With your latest video about Abby Martin, now I can’t decide who’s the worst Woo peddler on the Planet.

    We’ll have to set up categories. Abby Martin is definitely one of dozens who peddle Woo against Israel. She’s pretty rotten. but The Revolutionary Change channel on YouTube vies with Abby by on sheer venom not just on Israel, but Jews everywhere.

    Pistol Pete Kegs-Breath, Bobby Brainworm, and The Great and Wonderous Oz are placeholders on Woo in the U.S.

    The British National Health Service holds the Woo peddler winning slot in the English-speaking world.

    The genetic defects from cousin marriages your video spoke of are not just confined to Gaza, but also are prevalent among Pakistanis and Bengalis and condoned in England by the NHS:

    Woo, stupidity and hatred are pretty much endemic to the ideosphere, but this Forum here provides great intellectual vaccine against cross-contamination.

    #61232
    TheEncogitationer
    Participant

    Jake:

    Judging from Abby Martin’s Wiki page and her art work on her official Web Site, she’s been dipping in her own prescriptions for quite a while.
    🤪😵‍💫😱

    Proximity to 9/11 Trutherism, Putin’s Russia, and the Russia Today network are also a tell, as well as the putting all environmental damage on Earth on the Pentagon?

    I sometimes think the culture of today has turned into a big epicac. Between this and cyclosporiasis, we all may need nourishment by IV.
    🤢🤮

    #61233
    jakelafort
    Participant

    Enco,

    So easy to pig-pile on Jews. And it is such a scum move. Bottom of the bilge scum. Abby is one of many. When if ever a primetime debate featuring the foremost social media scum & lefty/Islamist academia scum against the Pro leave us the fuck alone? Prime time tv. The Jew hatred is so thick you could cut it with a keffiyeh. The tiniest minority gets the most attention and the continuation of scapegoating down through the centuries is essentially unchecked. The demonstraby best nation in middle east gets all of the hatred.

    Were it not for the ongoing campaign against Jews zionism would only be a narrow topic of history. Just a footnote really. But nope. Its a word that has been highjacked by the scum to add to the pot of demonization. Ask a lefty or Islamist to define it and they can’t. Just the construct they have manufactured. No parallel concept for any other contemporary nations or other stateless ethnic groups. And mind you the Jews won. Palestinians of Gaza are the ceremonial and sometimes actual martyrs for the project to end Israel and demonize/kill Jews. There was never a desire to compromise. It is and has been a project to deny Jews a state.

    The historicity of the period is fictionalized to form a construct that demonizes Jews and makes the Palestinians victims. The accusations like apartheid and genocide are for the bilge-dwellers givens and to challenge is to be called a baby killer. Israelis are really bad at genocide. Awesome at pretty much everything else though. Maybe someone should tell em they don’t have to sacrifice their own people to commit genocide. They don’t have to inform where and when they will bomb. They don’t have to get permission from their lawyers who do the calculus before agreeing. They don’t have to create humanitarian corridors.

    Oh, and they suck at apartheid. I think anyone with a passing familiarity can write the next few sentences.

    Yeah, the first cousin thing i knew about and it goes all the way back to the old T in Leviticus. (Weird how there would be no Christianity or Islam without Jews and how that has come back to bite) There are so many allegations against Jews. One of those is that they marry first cousins. From what i have read it is a very small percentage who do so even among their religious freaks. And yea i stare sometimes when i see Hassidim just like i do with Muslims in full regalia. Einstein was married to his first cousin. Elise? No I don’t remember the name. Elsa maybe? But no children i think. I wonder how generation after generation impacts collective intelligence. Certainly does not do any good in terms of genetic diseases.

    #61234

    Abby Martin is not new to being a liar.

    #61235
    TheEncogitationer
    Participant

    Jake:

    I forgot to add that not only is Abby Martin dipping into her own prescriptions, but, of course, she’s not even a Doctor, nor does she even play on on TV. (Though she might want to play Mengele in drag.)

    Re: Cousin marriages, This doesn’t come from any particular tribe, but from Tribalism.

    This comes from a time when the rustling in the bushes may have meant becoming a meal for lions and tigers and bears (Oh My!)

    A time when there wasn’t enough surplus of resources,

    A time when different hominid species and peoples were few and far between and when they met, they warred for those resources,

    A time when humans were ignorant of ways to make new resources and ignorant of how survival-related traits passed between generations,

    And in this dangerous time, related people stuck together and eventually bred together.

    And when people practice this long enough, that is where we get everything from Royal Families to the cast of Deliverance, Charlie Brown.

    As for religion’s role, while ideas in Christianity and Islam were offshoots of Judaism, ideas in Judaism was an offshoot of Monotheist sects in Egyptian Religion and Zoroastrianism in Persia plus Polytheist religious ideas in the the Levant, Assyria, Babylon, and the Tigris-Euphates valley civilizations. There’s plenty of both excuse and blame to go around.

    Having a family tree that is a twig is definitely not good for human flourishing and a large breeding population with genetic diversity is necessary for any species to evolve and survive over time.

    Laws against consanguinous marriage help to prevent lack of genetic diversity, though consanguinous conjugation could still take place outside of marriage. Fortunately, informal social incentives and multiple other options exist even where the law does not.

    #61236
    TheEncogitationer
    Participant

    Reg:

    I don’t know if the Israeli license tag with the number 66-666-66 was helpful to the Israeli cause, it might get Candace Owens and Carrie Prejean Boller snarling. 👹 But it was damn funny. 😁

    At least now, we know where Abby Martin gets her psycotropics as well as reinforcement for her deranged worldview. Joe Rogan evidently forgot that NewsRadio was just a show and and the conspiracy-ology of his character is not real life.

    #61237
    jakelafort
    Participant

    That Abby video critiquing her performance on Rogan is hilarious. She is such an incredibly transparent liar. Funniest part is around 4.15 in which Abby has to look down to conjure vagina.

    #61288
    TheEncogitationer
    Participant

    Reg and Fellow Unbelievers:

    I found the Web Site for the Christian “Wellness Tea” I saw advertised on late-night TV:

    Healing Leaves™
    https://healingleaves.com/

    The maker and peddler, Jordan Rubin, is an practitioner of Regenerative or Biodynamic Agriculture, which is pseudoscientific, since there is no evidence of the efficacy of it’s esoteric, mystically-based practices, such as planting by cycles of the Moon and planting quartz crystals in cow horns. Woo on top of Woo.

    #61289

    I know someone who was importing herbal teas from China. He was advertising it with various health claims on the box and selling it for a serious markup. He made a 7 figure profit in the first 9 months. He got a “cease and desist” type of letter from the Advertising Authority to tell me to remove all the unsubstantiated  health wording. He did and a few months later opened a completely different business because sales “dropped of a cliff”.

    #61290
    TheEncogitationer
    Participant

    Reg:

    I know someone who was importing herbal teas from China. He was advertising it with various health claims on the box and selling it for a serious markup. He made a 7 figure profit in the first 9 months. He got a “cease and desist” type of letter from the Advertising Authority to tell me to remove all the unsubstantiated health wording. He did and a few months later opened a completely different business because sales “dropped of a cliff”.

    Why would the Advertising Authority letter have anything to do with you? Had he contracted with you to put the claims on the ads or packaging?

    And why wouldn’t the Advertising Authority write “Cease and Desist” letters to Bible publishers over Biblical health claims?

    Why not at least require disclaimers for claims like cleansing Leprosy victims and homes with blood rituals involving birds, sheep,and spicy oils, or claims of curing blindness with clay and spit, or claims of achieving everlasting life by believing in Jebus?

    Now that I think about it, I understand now why there can be no credible Fountain of Youth Elixir on the market: the clinical trial to establish the claim would literally take forever. The most a fountain of Youth Elixir could accurately claim is: “It Works Until It Doesn’t!™” 😁

    #61291
    jakelafort
    Participant

    Tea is for two and two is for tea and if you don’t like tea i don’t like you. If you are a zionist you are a Jew. Your eyes askew when you espy a Jew.

    Free the tea and tea be free from the river to the sea. If all the Palestinians were to be between the river and the sea would the tea still be free or would the zionists have to leave..

    Cradle rock style~bam~yo i can hang!

    #61292
    TheEncogitationer
    Participant

    Jake:

    The problem with Healing Leaves™ Tea is that it’s claims of healing do not fit to a “T” with Reali-tea.

    As the young folk would put it nowadays, you sure know how to spill the tea to a “T” about Palestinianism and the horseshoe “U” of Left and Right Anti-Semitism which is next to the “T”.

    #61296

    Sorry, my bad….He told me “he got the letter”. Making false health claims about the benefits of products is seldom tolerated for long. Action can be taken quickly when needed.

    https://www.hpra.ie/news-events/news/article/urgent-warning-of-fraudulent-websites-and-adverts-promoting-illegal-medicines

    #61298
    TheEncogitationer
    Participant

    Reg:

    Sorry, my bad….He told me “he got the letter”.

    I see. But why did he tell you to remove the unsubstantiated health wording? I’m a bit confused here.

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