Monkey DNA/Prep Act/myocarditis

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It’s much harder to prove monkey DNA is in some of the vaxxes than it is to study vax injuries. And at this point, there have been LOTS of studies of the various vax injuries, worldwide.

I think I know why there is so much denial about this; cause most of ya’ll shot the junk and are worried. Deep down you are honest enough to admit to yourself that vaccines have ALWAYS caused injuries.

Why would this rushed experimental mRNA-tech be any different?

Yes, vaccine injuries exist.

I know a local lady in her 40s who got myocarditis from the vax; her doctor told her it was from the vax. 40, and now she has serious heart issues and must go to the doctor twice a week or so. For the rest of her life??? She’s 40.

That is criminal. The vax-makers need to be sued and/or thrown in jail, as well as the public officials who pushed this junk onto us.

That’s why this case in Michigan that Dixie pointed out is so important. At best the billionaire tech bros. seriously messed up (hubris/arrogance/callousness) and killed and injured a lot of people.

And now those who have been injured by the vaxxes can sue; the legal precedent is being set.

This is the stuff Ralph Nader is made of. This is the stuff Erin Brokovich is made of.

If I was former (Democrat) Gov. Kate Brown and the OHA brass, I would be trembling in my shoes. This is the legal case that will finally – FINALLY – get Nuremburg 2.0 in the works.

Woot woot! JUSTICE FOR THE TYRANTS!!!!

In case you didn’t know, the Prep Act is a fascistic piece of legislation brought into our reality by anti-American mass-murdering war criminal, the former dumb-as-hell Yale cheerleader known as (Republican) Dubya.

“The Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act (PREPA), passed by the United States Congress and signed into law by President of the United States George W. Bush in December 2005 (as part of Pub. L.Tooltip Public Law (United States) 109–148 (text) (PDF)), is a controversial tort liability shield intended to protect vaccine manufacturers from financial risk in the event of a declared public health emergency. “

So all the CIA Operation Lockstep big tech bros. did was have their goons in the public health sector declare their lab-engineered coronavirus they sent tearing around the world as a ‘public health emergency’, as was war-gamed in the CIA-scripted Event 201.

It wasn’t a public health emergency. It isn’t a public health emergency.

SARS-CoV-2 is basically the flu, and that the experimental vax-makers who did this scam are protected from liability is also a scam. The PREP Act should never have been invoked, end of story. More lawsuits will come in from that angle.

Oh (Democrat) Gov. Brown, tremble tremble…

Oh Rinehart Clinic, tremble tremble…

The lab-engineered coronavirus that is circulating among us (by design) is no more an emergency than the yearly influenza infections. (Where did the flu go anyway?)

And for that ya’ll did WHAT? AND screwed up our children so badly with the anti-science lockdowns and anti-science school closures. Zoom (Google) loved $crewing over our children though!

Anyway, more myocarditis in Switzerland. I’m not even going to bother to see if Fact Checker or Snopes tried to cover the truth of this, because it seems to be very true, it’s a study that you and I can read. It’s interpreted by John Campbell who is doing amazing work helping humanity figure what happened to them. I’m guessing big-tech-funded Fact Checker and Snopes won’t even try to re-truth this study into one of their lies, it’s too solid:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cd_RTf_ForA

I also don’t think this ‘elite’ professor should be allowed to teach anymore. (link below) And here we also have (Democrat) Cuomo who got tossed from office supposedly because he is an ass-grabber, but I’ve also heard he was asked to step down because he will be facing manslaughter charges for mandating old folks in care centers with covid be locked up, denied visits from their families, denied proper health care, were then shot up with drugs to ‘help’ with ‘covid’ and lots and lots of them just died.

That’s called homicide, the legal charge is ‘manslaughter’.

When your sick, you wanna be as happy and healthy as possible. You wanna go outside, get some fresh air. You wanna be with your family. That stuff will help you get better, and it should have happened. Nobody has the right to make you stay inside. If they think they do, toss ‘em in jail and get them out of public office.

Locking old folks up in homes when they are sick and pumping them full of drugs killed them, and (Democrat) Cuomo knows it, and he will pay. The World Economic Forum-goon to the north, (Democrat) Jay Inslee, killed old folks in care centers in Washington in the same way.

So no, I don’t forgive them for what they didn’t know. Below (link) we have an ‘elite’ professor and a governor who are now pleading “WE DIDN’T KNOW”.

Oh yeah? Well I know a sh*t-ton of plumbers, farmers, garbage men, auto mechanics, baristas, and store owners WHO DID KNOW.

Screw you ‘smart’ moronic arrogant pathetic men.

Screw the officials, throw them in jail. Fire that professor. This ‘elite’ professor is stupider than my garbage man. This governor is also stupider than my garbage man.

Below is a great example of how these arrogant morons screwed us over. The ‘elite’ professor apologies for being a nazi school-shutdown anti-science moron. (Democrat) Cuomo shows his utter incompetence, his lies can be found in the full show/interview. These men are liars and should be in jail, especially Cuomo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBufEAN-cnY

A COMMUNITY TREASURE

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POSTED IN BEHALF OF GAIL & RICHARD YOUNG

A COMMUNITY TREASURE

When we moved to North County 25 years ago, one of our first connections to the community was North County Recreation District. We’ve watched our recreation center develop and flourish into a hub of activity, a community treasure. From the Youth Center, to exercise classes in the Fitness Center and Aquatics, to the “Learn to Swim” program, to senior activities, to productions in the Performing Arts Center, NCRD offers something for everyone who lives in and visits North Tillamook County.

Every five years we, as a community, get to renew our support for NCRD, by voting “YES for NCRD” on the November ballot. Amazingly, the tax rate has not increased in 15 years, since the first tax levy in 2008! We home owners will not be paying anything more; we will simply be saying “YES” to a continuation of the programs offered by and the operational costs of North County Recreation District.

Please join us in voting “YES for NCRD.”

Gail and Richard Young

Author to Recount Adventures as Oregon Coast Dory Fisherman

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In his memoir, Fifteen Seasons, author Terry Evers dedicates the book to his father, “who took an enormous leap of faith that swept us away from the ordinary and opened the floodgates to the unimaginable.”

And so the adventure begins, when Bruce Evers, a textbook salesman in Salem, Oregon, buys a commercial dory boat and takes his 13-year-old son, Terry, out on the Pacific Ocean for a summer salmon fishing season. It’s the first of 15 seasons, when they learn that it takes more than a boat and fishing gear to become successful fishermen.

Terry Evers will recall those memories when he speaks at the Cannon Beach Library at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 11. The visit is sponsored by the library’s NW Authors Series Committee.

This is a free, hybrid event; attend in person at the library or watch online via the library’s website, cannonbeachlibrary.org.

When his dad invited Terry to fish with him the summer prior to Terry’s high school freshman year in 1977, the boy jumped at the chance.
“Little did I know that it would open the door to otherworldly adventures and forge a unique relationship with my father that would run deeper than I ever imagined,” Evers writes.

That initial trip launched them into experiences involving harrowing Pacific Coast storms, battles with giant king salmon and challenging fish runs that kept them either constantly working when the catch was great or bored when the catch dwindled.

Throughout their 15 dory seasons on the central Oregon coast, they met a variety of fishermen and developed a love of the fishing culture from 1977 to 1992.
Fifteen Seasons was featured in several newspapers, publications, and podcasts. Stories about the book appeared National Fisherman Magazine, Pacific Fishing Magazine, the Outdoor GPS television show, Oregon Coast Magazine, and the Partners of Commercial Fishermen podcast.

Evers has spent the past 33 years in education; he is a STEM teacher (science, technology, engineering, math) for elementary students.

With his dory long gone, Evers now explores Oregon and Washington rivers, lakes and bays in his Pygmy kayak.
He and his wife, D’Ann, live in Keizer, Oregon. They have two grown daughters and two granddaughters.

Don’t read if you’ve voted

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Community, I know you’re good people thinking you’re doing a good thing for Community with a ‘yes’ vote.

AND, If ALL Community meant ALL IN THE COMMUNITY, I’d be right there beside you. However, I’m going to assert if any of you had joined me at even one Board meeting since 2019 and heard and seen what I’ve heard and seen, you may also not want your tax dollars supporting the NCRD, as it’s been run right now.

You would have witnessed over and over and over again the Boards & ED’s dismissiveness of Community questions/concerns, (‘argument: you can’t please everyone’); the disinterest for our teens/tweens and their recreation after demolishing the Skateramp (justification: ‘they should be grateful, we’re building them a nine million dollar pool)’; the discrimination of the mobility challenged with no stage access in the PAC (context: ‘ I have a disability, you don’t see me asking for special favors”); the ignorance/discrimination of not recognizing there is no street access to the ADA pickle-ball courts (Ignorance: ‘do people in wheelchairs play pickle-ball’).

I would have been ok if Committees had been formed to address any of the above issues (instead Justification: 73% of the voters passed the levy last time’).

Unfortunately, most of you didn’t hear it as you weren’t ‘in the room when it happened’, I WAS and I can’t unhear.

Trust me, it was a whole lot more comfortable being in denial and ignorant … however, I’m for the NCRD being the best it can be for ALL.

VOTE NO FOR CHANGE

Conscious Aging and Community Connections, Nov. 13, 2 to 4pm at Pine Grove Community House

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Hello Friends,
Our next gathering will be Monday, Nov. 13th, 2-4pm, $5 Admission

We’ll hold a discussion about one of the most popular topics selected by the group who attended in October: A Conversation About Finding Our Passions and Living our Best Possible Lives.

We’ll offer a few questions to ponder:
How can you redefine playfulness as you age?
What brings you feelings of contentment? Peace? Happiness? What lights you up? What fulfills you?
When do you most feel a sense of well being?
What in your life helps you feel a sense of wonder, or most alive?
Do you have daily, weekly or annual rituals, habits or practices that improve the quality of your life?
Recall memories of things you loved doing as a kid. How did those activities make you feel? How can we recreate those same feelings at this time in our lives?

Please bring paper and pen for a brief writing exercise.

Topics for Future Sessions:

December 11 — Traversing the Edge Between Doing and Being and Finding Meaning and Happiness Despite Physical Limitations
We will offer questions for this conversation before the December program.

January 8 — Creating a Compassionate Community

The Conscious Aging and Community Connections Program is sponsored by Pine Grove Community House so we can keep admission at $5.
All money received goes to Pine Grove.

Hope to see you November 13th!

If you have questions about the program please respond to this posting.

Thank you, Tela and the Conscious Aging & Community Connections Team

Studio Apartment in Barview

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This is a recently remodeled 600 ft. studio apt in Barview, a little community between Rockaway Beach and Garabaldi. It is the only apartment in the building. The studio was originally decorated and furnished as a vacation rental and it is nicely and completely furnished, all kitchen utensils towels bedding etc. The furniture is high quality and new. All utilities are furnished. It has covered parking and a utility room with free use of a washer & dryer. You can get a peek of the ocean from the windows and it’s a short walk to the beach.
We are looking for a quiet adult with NO PETS and excellent references for a long term rental.
$1195.00/month + deposit.
Please email me with any questions. Thanks, Barbara

Wreath Sale Fundraiser for Neah-Kah-Nie High School Senior Safe

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NKN Senior Safe is at it again!!!!! Holiday wreaths and decor fundraiser for the senior students at Neah-Kah-Nie High School.

Please see flier for full information.
Payment is due at time of purchase.

Cash and check (pay to NKN Senior Safe) can be mailed by November 17th to:
NKN High School
Attn: Amy Aguinaga
24705 US 101
Rockaway Beach, OR 97139

or

Venmo: (Use QR code) Let us known in venmo comment what you are ordering.

If you have any questions please contact:
Melissa Thornton
mthontongardens@gmail.com
1-971-601-0267

Hope Montgomery and the Invasive Species & Katelyn Convery

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Hope Montgomery & The Invasive Species and Katelyn Convery

The Bay City Arts Center is thrilled to announce a special evening of live music on Saturday, November 4th, at 7:00 PM. This event will celebrate the release of Hope Montgomery’s new album, “Lose Your Cool,” and features an opening performance by Katelyn Convery.

Hope Montgomery & The Invasive Species, a local indie pop quartet, will take the stage, led by the mesmerizing Hope Montgomery herself, with Charlie Wooldridge on lead guitar, Geoff Fielder on bass, and Levi Timm on drums. Their music delves into sonic explorations of complex emotional turbulence, complimented by catchy melodic phrasing that you’ll want to get up and dance to.

Katelyn Convery’s latest album Miles Awake boasts polished lyrics and sophisticated soundscapes, backed by a group of distinguished musicians and co-produced with bandmate and collaborator Timothy Karplus. Bittersweet angst and optimism weave through Katelyn Convery’s music, piercing the frontier of modern alt-rock, and harkening back to the edgy era of 90s NW grunge, with textures characteristic of early 2000s indie-pop. Born and raised in Oregon, Katelyn now splits time between Portland and the Oregon Coast.

Event Details:

Time: 7:00 PM
Venue: Bay City Arts Center
Address: 5680 A St, Bay City, OR 97107

Ticket Information:
Tickets are available for $20 and can be purchased online at baycityartscenter.com. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness two incredible artists in one unforgettable evening.

For more information about this event and other BCAC activities, please visit www.baycityartscenter.com or contact the Bay City Arts Center at baycityartscenter@gmail.com.

Volunteer Opportunities:
BCAC believes in making its events accessible to everyone and offers volunteer opportunities in exchange for admission to some events. For more information on how you can get involved, please contact baycityartscenter@gmail.com.

Thank you Dixie for your Remdesivir-injury post!

Submitted By: andynorris21@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Thanks Dixie for your Oct. 30th BBQ post!!!!!!

Finally, the possibility of justice for the billionaire medical tyrants that have injured and murdered so many with their new, experimental mRNA-tech that nobody needed for their lab-engineered coronavirus that was basically the flu!!

THANK YOU!

I hope folks sign-up in droves to sue these tech billionaire rip-off vultures and their banker and intelligentsia accomplices!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlbOclbYoXc

As for the monkey dna and the rest of it, idk.

I do know that Fact Checkers and Snopes are partially funded by vax-mass-murderer Bill Gates.

I also know that the makers of the hip “J and J” vax got slammed with a billion-dollar lawsuit for putting asbestos in baby powder. (Happened at the mining level).

www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/johnsonandjohnson-cancer/

So glass shards, monkey DNA, asbestos, etc. why the hell not?

Big Farma sucks. Corrupt through and through.

This stuff is worth investigating, but not by using Gates’ funded Snopes and Fact Checker.

Again, THANKS FOR THE POST DIXIE!!!!

Unfortunately I’m not that hopeful that Oregonians (mostly the Dems) overall will wake up to this giant, sadistic money-making virus/vax Operation Lockstep scam, nope, not hopeful at all:
Andy
thehill.com/opinion/education/4288044-oregon-just-dropped-all-graduation-standards-failing-all-of-its-students-in-the-name-of-equity/

MEET THE RIVERBEND PLAYERS CAST OF ‘A CHRISTMAS STORY’: COLBIE CONNER

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– MEET THE CAST OF A CHRISTMAS STORY: COLBIE CONNER
Dec. 1st-17th at the NCRD Performing Arts Center
Tickets and more details at www.RiverbendPlayers.org $25, $20, and $10 (12 and under)
Colbie Conner as Esther Jane:
Colbie is making her third appearance on the Riverbend Players stage. She made her debut in 2021 as Zuzu in the holiday classic IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE. Colbie has also performed in the Missoula Children’s Theatre for the past two summers at NCRD. Colbie is a versatile performer with a wide range of interests. She enjoys running, chess club, singing, and dancing. She is one of four Nehalem Elementary School students in the play and lives in Manzanita with her parents, sister, and dog, Jingle.
A CHRISTMAS STORY: Humorist Jean Shepherd’s memoir of growing up in the Midwest in the late 1930s follows 9-year-old Ralphie Parker in his quest to get a genuine Red Ryder BB gun under the tree for Christmas. Ralphie pleads his case before his mother, his teacher, and even Santa Claus himself at Higbee’s Department Store.
The consistent response: “You’ll shoot your eye out!” All the elements from the beloved motion picture are here, including the family’s temperamental exploding furnace; Scut Farkas, the school bully; the boys’ experiment with a wet tongue on a cold lamppost; the Little Orphan Annie decoder pin; Ralphie’s father winning a lamp shaped like a woman’s leg in a net stocking; Ralphie’s fantasy scenarios and more.
A Christmas Story, a theatrical holiday treat!
Tickets at www.RiverbendPlayers.org $25, $20, and $10 (12 and under) –

Community, Classes and NCRD are good for all of us

Submitted By: babbles@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
POSTED IN BEHALF OF PATTY RINEHART

Hello to North County Voters,
I would like to ask you to vote YES for the North County Recreation District’s Levy coming up on November 7.

As memory serves me, I first started going to the building which houses NCRD when I was in the 5th grade. It was there I met a woman who became one of my lifetime friends. But we’re not here for my history.

What a building this was then and is now too. The building houses a variety of people and projects. Ages I’m going to have to guess, maybe 4-80 years old. And what are all those people doing there? The preschool would be the youngest, then there are the after-school kids, the people who use the fitness center, and the blend of all the people who take classes. So, I’m pretty sure people using NCRD age from 4-80 plus years old. It is a wonderful building that not only goes on for all those years, but also serves so many people.

So many communities would love to have such a building and programs to serve so many people. I must tell you about my special passion for NCRD and their programs are the kids. I don’t want any child to go home to an empty home–which is what their after-school program serves. And it is first come, first serve. Doesn’t matter if you have the full payment or not, you can get a scholarship for this program. Sports programs are also offered to these kids. Right now, it is soccer.

Adults can take classes; I’ve watched the art classes–it’s wonderful. Working out in classes or in the weight room, or the cardio room has helped so many in our community. My mind wants to say, community, classes, and NCRD are good for all of us.

Best,
Patty Rinehart

VERY RARE SHAMAN MADE MASTODON IVORY PENDANTS

Submitted By: tim4surf@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
I purchased these magical Mastodon Ivory pendants over 40 years ago. They were made by a remarkable old Alaskan medicine man who learned the craft of macrame. Both are beautifully hand carved. The heart shaped (with bark like surface on one side) piece has Garnet, Carnelian, Jade and Jasper beads woven in. The mystical mask contains Citrine Quartz, Jade and Lapis Lazuli beads throughout. The macrame work is just astounding, made of very sturdy high grade cordage. The Mastodon Ivory is of a quality not seen today. These are more like jewelry than craft with the precious healing stones and ancient Ivory carvings. Both pieces are 18″ in circumference and signed. Notice the the small holes that were drilled to affix the cordage. You will not see pieces like this anywhere.
Call 503-368-3214 $175.00 each

Poler Napsack: Rainier Edition

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The cover slip/bag has new tags on it, The Napsack has only been tried on but has been rolled and stuffed back into cover bag.

$50
Size M
Pick up in Rockaway

The Napsack is the best camping invention since the s’more. It’s fully convertible with zippers at the shoulders, so you can stick your arms out, and a cinch at the bottom, so that you can open it up and stick your legs out. Hike it up to your waist, cinch it, and wear it like a puffy coat around the campfire, and then crawl right back into your tent without ever having to leave the warmth of your bag. Perfect for summer trips, couch surfing, music festivals, jumping into after snowboarding, surfing or any other activity that brings your core temp down. It’s not too hot for inside and is awesome for wearing around the house in the winter.

◘ Fully Reversible
◘ Sleep, Lounge, and Walk Modes
◘ Sleep Comfortable to 50F
◘ Zippered Shoulder Openings
◘ Drawcord Cinch Bottom
◘ Soft Ripstop Nylon Exterior
◘ Thermastuff Synthetic Insulation
◘ Handwarmer & Accessory Pockets
◘ 18″ x 8″ Stuffsack Included
◘ Weighs 2-2.5 lbs

Expedition hybrid kayak – brand new – never used

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Photo taken from product page: www.advancedelements.com/shop/inflatable-kayaks/day-touring/airfusion-evo-kayak-ae1042/

This kayak was purchased last year for $1600 and, due to emerging health issues, it is now beyond my capabillites. It is an innovative design that combines inflatable technology with rigid parts, so that it tracks like a hardshell kayak and is ocean-worthy, yet also collapses to be portable for travel. Asking $1200.00. Location is Manzanita. Please e-mail gretta.siegel@gmail.com if interested.

Music on the Porch- a community open jam session – Friday!!

Submitted By: Christy@cosmichealingnw.com – Click to email about this post
Hello BBQ Community,

Please join us for Music on the Porch (or inside the studio, if it’s pouring rain) – a community open jam session, at Rising Hearts Studio, tomorrow Friday November 3rd at 6 PM. Bring your instruments, and voice, and let’s play music together! This is a FREE, FUN event open to ALL. Donations are graciously accepted.
Hope to see you there!

Call Christy (503) 800-1092 with any questions or concerns, or email Christy@cosmichealingnw.com

Rising Hearts Studio
35840 7th St
Hwy 101, downtown Nehalem
Nehalem, OR 97131
(503) 800-1092
‘lifting the community with education and services that promote healing on all levels…’

ART

Submitted By: schechtel.m@comcast.net – Click to email about this post
The late artist John R. Stahl lived in Oregon for 50 years and maintained a studio on the North Coast. He collected artwork of other artists which he appreciated and admired.

More than 40 pieces from this personal collection are being offered for sale. They include oil and acrylic paintings, etchings, drawings and photographs by nationally-recognized Northwest Regional artists, local North Coast artists, and others.

All the art is reasonably priced — ranging from $25 – $500.

— These selected works will be will be on display and for sale in the Main Floor Gallery of the Bay City Art Center as part of the Artist of the Month Show in November.
— The Opening Reception is this Friday, November 3rd, 5-7pm.
— For the remainder of the month, viewing and/or purchase can be arranged by calling the Bay City Art Center (503-377-9620) for an appointment.

Bay City Art Center is located at 5680 A Street, Bay City.

Yoga with Veterans and with Molly and April

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Hey everybody.

Yoga is good for you, so everyone should take advantage of it. Also it’s free.

First there’s Yoga with Molly.
Day – Monday
Time. – 11:15 PST
Place – Tillamook YMCA

If you can’t join in person, you can still zoom in via the following link:
us06web.zoom.us/j/84115365249?pwd=Y1ZETEp1ZEtoS1JDTG9Sdmg3cGoyQT09

Next there’s Yoga with April.
Day – Tuesday
Time – 10:30 PST
Place – NCRD in Nehalem

If you can’t join in person, you can still zoom in via the following link:
us02web.zoom.us/j/87338175282

Brian