Unbelievable....

 

Former Florida Department of Health worker, Rebekah Jones is turning herself in to police, after she says an arrest warrant was issued by the state.

For context, Jones helped create the state's COVID-19 dashboard but was ousted last year when Gov. Ron DeSantis accused her of putting data on the portal that the scientists did not believe, not listening to her superiors, and having criminal charges in the state. 

Since then, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement claims Jones got into the Department of Health communications system and sent a text to users of the State Emergency Response Team after she had left her position. Jones has publicly denied such claims.

The text message in question, according to the affidavit for the search warrant provided by the FDLE, was sent Nov. 10 and urged people "to speak up before another 17,000 people are dead. You know this is wrong. You don't have to be part of this. Be a hero. Speak out before it's too late."  

WEAR-TV reports a man told Tallahassee Police that he was a victim of revenge porn by Jones in June 2019. He said he had an injunction against Jones and said she posted a website which included naked pictures of him, and shared it with his place of employment and family members.

People are presumed innocent until proven guilty in The Court Of Law though. 

Soiree...

 

The Hate love story for the world to watch. Use some big words in it like Incite, Constitution, Protection, Duties, etc.

Not enough that the first impeachment failed miserably, now let us try it again. This time is different.

The whole congress following Ms. Pelosi into a useless second impeachment or we can say looking for Revenge. No questions asked.  

We blame other countries when they just agree with their leader to do something with this type of agreement... It is usually a bad idea like the invasion of Iraq and the destruction of Libya.

Scorned...

 

It was the English poet William Congreve, in his play “The Mourning Bride,” 1697, who first penned the line “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” Now we must update the warning: “Hell hath no fury like a Catholic woman scorned.”

Even veteran Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) watchers said they’ve never seen the Speaker explode like she did.  But when James Rosen of Sinclair shouted out his impertinent question  “Do you hate the president, Madam Speaker?” Pelosi fired back with both barrels.

Pelosi was responding to something much more sinister in that question. He wasn’t just questioning her politics, he was questioning her faith. 

There are two things that guide her: her family and her unshakeable Catholic faith.

The Social Gospel very simply holds that we’re on earth with a duty to do the best we can, helping others. And, in so doing, they’re motivated only by love. Again, following Christ’s dictate in the gospel:  

“As a Catholic, I resent your using the word ‘hate’ in a sentence that addresses me. I don’t hate anyone.”    BY BILL PRESS, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR — 12/09/19 07:05 PM EST The Hill-Summed.

Disrespect ...

 

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the House will proceed with legislation to impeach President Donald Trump for the second time 7 days before the end of his term. 

She pushed Trump vice president and his Cabinet to invoke constitutional authority force him out.   That failed.

In a letter in mid-January 2019, Trump canceled a trip Pelosi was scheduled to take to Brussels and Afghanistan on a military plane.  

After the release of the Mueller report in April, [again failed attempt against Trump] talk of impeachment began to swirl.  Pelosi told reporters the president was “engaged in a cover-up.  

Another fight erupted when the Justice Department backed a judge's ruling that the entire Affordable Care Act should be repealed. 

In mid-October, tensions between Trump and Pelosi cut a White House meeting short after 20 minutes. The meeting, which was meant to be about the administration's Syria policy, began with the president declaring he did not want to be there.  

On December 17, Trump sent a six-page letter to Pelosi, calling the impeachment inquiry “an unconstitutional abuse of power” and “war on American Democracy.”  The impeachment failed miserably.  

Stonewaller...

 

Whenever my boyfriend and I get into a fight, he stops speaking to me. I am not talking about the I-need-to-calm-down-for-a-minute kind of thing people do. 

He full blown ignores me. I call his name, I ask him a question, I try to get his attention and he doesn’t even look up! It drives me crazy!  Sick of the Silent Treatment.

The scenario is usually that two people are walking separately, one complaining loudly and sometimes incoherently, and the other silently refusing to acknowledge their partner’s complaints.

Outdoors or indoors what’s happening is essentially the same: one person is stonewalling and the other is getting madder and madder because they are being treated as if they’re not there.

The person doing the stonewalling is probably “flooded” emotionally. Their blood pressure is up, stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol are surging through their bloodstream and they may even be caught up in the fight, flight or freeze response to stress. 

Stonewalling has a similar effect on the person who is making the complaints. Their blood pressure and level of distress also go up.

 “When that happens, it is impossible to continue discussing the issue at hand in a rational and respectful way; you’re simply too physiologically agitated to do so.”

So here we are. Just a thought.

يا جَابراً

 

يا جَابراً كسْرَ القُلوبِ جَمِيعَها 

إجعَلْ لنَا فِيمَنْ جَبَرتَ نَصِيبَا

مَنْ للنفُوسِ إذَا تعاظَمَ كرَبها

وبدَا لهَا خَطوْ الحَياةِ صَعِيبَا؟!

‏مَنْ للعُيونِ إذَا تقاطرَ دمعُها

‏يَجْلوْ الأسَىٰ دُوَنَ الأنامِ قَرِيبَا ؟!

إنَّ الذي أبكْىَ وأضْحَكَ قَادِرٌ

أنْ يَبرئ القَلبَ الكَلِيلَ طَبِيبَا

‏فاشْرحْ بِنوركَ يا مُهَيمِنُ صَدرَنا

واجْعلْ لنَا دربُ الحياةِ رحيبَا

Vaccinated...

 

REP. ADRIANO ESPAILLAT (D-NY)

"I am following guidance from my physician and quarantining at home after having tested positive for COVID-19," he said. 

"I have been administered both shots of the COVID-19 vaccine and have continued to be tested regularly, wear my mask and follow the recommendation guidelines. 

I will continue my duties representing New York's 13th congressional district remotely until I have received clearance from my doctor. Just a thought.

 I encourage all residents to follow public health guidelines to prevent the spread of the virus."

Bubbles...

 

Americans are more polarized today than ever at least by some measures.
A growing body of research suggests that social media is accelerating the trend, and many political scientists worry it’s tearing our country apart.  

Facebook, Reddit, and Twitter have all become sites of ferocious political argument. While polarization definitely plays out on social media, the evidence to date suggests that its impact is subtler than you might think. 

Social media, it seems, amp up moral and emotional messages while organizing people into digital communities based on tribal conflicts.

We are increasingly live in online filter bubbles that only expose us to the ideas we already agree with. This is consistent with a broader psychological literature on confirmation bias, showing that we are more likely to seek out and agree with views that align with our pre-existing beliefs. 

Selecting our preferred news sites and curating our social media accounts potentially makes it easier to listen to groups or individuals who validate our own worldviews.  Just a thought.

Feelings...

 

For the first time in recent history a breach of the US Capital security occurred. This doesn't happen any where in the world.

For the first time ever the politicians faced demonstrators face to face without massive security apparatus in front of them for protection. The remaining security corralled the politicians out to a hidden and more secure places in the capital to separate them from the demonstrators. Additional security resources took forever to show up to take control of the capital.. Then and only then, the politicians felt safe again.

The fear, anxiety, and not knowing what is happening, where to go or hide was unbearable for these highly protected politicians. A terrible endless feeling of fear is the status of the politicians in the capital at that time. In addition to huge anger at the security service for this unexpected melt down.

With this explosion of rollercoaster emotions, some one must be responsible.Who would that be?

However, this is the same feelings regular Americans faced in so many cities. The politicians not supporting the police, with instruction to stand down, the looters took advantage of it for days.

 All this violence was expected and projected by all yet...

What happened in the capital is the same as what happened to regular Americans in many cities around the country.  Same feelings.  Just a thought.

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