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Bill's avatar

Good Doctor you can only forgive people WHO made a mistake and do not plan on doing it again.. They made no mistake, they planned it and they plan on doing it again, only worse

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Sherry Gregory's avatar

Ditto, and these people who planned this ruinous disaster must be held accountable for the millions of deaths and disabled individuals whose lives have been devastated.

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AJoy's avatar

Exactly

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aj's avatar

the plans for repeating it are precisely why they must be held accountable now. Otherwise they plan on repeating the exercise until they are good and ready to quit. Which means when there are no more than 500 million left.

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Kathy Lux's avatar

There has been no sign of repentance. Therefore, forgiveness is currently off the table, in my opinion.

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Lori P. Clark's avatar

Forgive evil? Hmmmm.... having a hard time with that one.

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AwakeNotWoke's avatar

Who among you has not helped to get others injected? Let he or she cast the first stone.

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Bill's avatar

There are plenty of us who did not help... Do not try using biblical wordage for EVIL people..

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AwakeNotWoke's avatar

How many times shall you, Bill, forgive the vaccinators who attempt to inject you?

Matthew 18: 21-22 21 Then Peter came to Jesus and asked, “Lord, how many times shall I forgive my brother or sister who sins against me? Up to seven times?” 22 Jesus answered, “I tell you, not seven times, but seventy-seven times.

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JulieBelzeski's avatar

Forgiveness does not mean they escape consequences in this life. If they happen to, God will see that they face consequences in the next. If they were truly wise, they would beg to pay the consequences now and ask God to forgive them so they escape their just consequences once they leave the earth.

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c Anderson's avatar

Amen! I agree that ultimately justice must exist or there is no purpose in life.

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Kathleen Taylor's avatar

I'll innocently cast the first stone, metaphorically.

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Kathleen Taylor's avatar

This is a perversion. They know EXACTLY "what they do."

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Kathleen Taylor's avatar

How do you forgive someone who isn't sorry and hasn't apologized? And who will do it again in a heartbeat.

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Truth and Justice's avatar

Forgiving that someone would be a terrible mistake. The right thing to do is to send them to jail. To make them understand that when you commit such horrendous atrocities against other people there will be a big price to pay. This is why we need to clean up this giant mess.

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Kathleen Taylor's avatar

An individual has the power to forgive a wrong done to him personally. It would be less difficult to do so in the context of knowing that the criminal had been convicted in a court of law and will serve a sentence in prison for the crime.

But one individual cannot forgive the crimes of genocide or democide. That power resides with God alone. And He will not be forgiving unless each individual involved in those crimes (sins) honestly confesses, sincerely seeks forgiveness, does appropriate penance AND SINS NO MORE. I do not believe that any of these atheist global criminals are capable of that. It truly would be a miracle.

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TexBritta's avatar

And who won’t stop with the clot shots!

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c Anderson's avatar

Carrying hate for these evil people allows them to continue to victimize us. We will never be able to understand how they can justify what they did, and neither will the victims that remain with us get better/healthier if they wait for justice to embark on the healing process.

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Lynn's avatar

If you had a Family member die suddenly of a heart attack, you would think differently.

My Brother, age 65, died suddenly while taking a nap in the afternoon the day after

Labor Day. We believe he died of a massive heart attack. His older son insisted that

he take the COVID JAB or he couldn't see his grandson. RIP ....Brother +

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Truth and Justice's avatar

I am very sorry for your loss. My brother in law, 60 years old also had a massive heart attack two days after Moderna shot. He almost died. He got lucky because his wife who's a nurse was home and took him right away to the hospital. It's a miracle he survived. Because most people who took the shots and have a heart attack don't survive. Then his wife ended up with tyroid cancer the next year. She's only 56 years old. They are not the only ones in the family who paired the price. But their case is the most tragic. And they still refuse to believe that it's the shots who screwed them up.

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Lynn's avatar

Wow. Thank YOU for sharing. It's just unfortunate that they can't believe that the

COVID JABS caused their medical problems. I hope their health gets better.

Is your last name Hungarian? We are Hungarian. My husband was born in

Budapest, Hungary and came to US with his Mother many years ago and

became US citizens. Take Care +

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Kathy Lux's avatar

I am sorry for your loss! ❤️

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Lee Muller's avatar

I agree and I'm so very sorry to hear :-(

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c Anderson's avatar

Grieving is different for everyone. I just hope Lynn that you don’t waste your life hating a lot of people who may never see things the way you do. Letting them continue to take up time in your thoughts will not bring your brother back.

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Lynn's avatar

I understand what you are saying. Did you have a loved one die of the COVID JAB? If you did, you would feel differently. Our own medical doctors and nurses killed people in hospitals and nursing homes. We can't just let that go without an investigation. Have you ever read some of those heartbreaking stories of what hospitals did to innocent people. They killed them.

If you give me your contact information, I can send you one from my State of Florida.

What they did to this man was incomprehensible. I read where medical students now

don't even have to pass tests with the expected scores. I didn't say that I hated anyone.

If CHINA didn't spread the virus, my Brother would still be alive. Because, there would

have never been a PLANDEMIC and the Lethal COVID JAB.

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c Anderson's avatar

I have a friend whose life was cut short with turbo cancer after she was vaxxed. Liver cancer and she never smoked or drank. She was fit with no chronic illness. A heart attack where you don’t have a chance to say goodbye is rough. I know you understand how toxic hate can be, and it would be horrible of me to add to your pain by condemning you for feeling powerfully angry towards the evil people responsible. I know that you know healing comes from love, the love you have for your sweet brother. Let that love guide you through and you will make it. It takes a lot of time. ❤️‍🩹

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Lynn's avatar

Thank YOU for your understanding and thoughtful words. To add to the sadness. My Brother lived near his older son who insisted he get the COVID JAB. I got into an argument with my nephew over the

whole COVID situation. We never spoke for three years. The death of my Brother brought us together again. We were going to visit my

Brother for Christmas, but GOD had different plans. I hadn't seen

my Brother in 3 years. We talked on the phone. My nephew and his nasty wife were the problems. Me not seeing him before he passed forever will always be on my mind.

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Lynn's avatar

Sorry about your friend. My nephew's mother-in-law was insulin diabetic. She took the COVID JAB and booster. She had an

aggressive form of pancreatic cancer. She was diagnosed in

June 2023 and died 2 days after Christmas December 2023.

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Duchess's avatar

No, hate makes the heart stronger. And the determination to wipe them from the face of the earth.

Even if it takes Aphophis to do it.

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Truth and Justice's avatar

I completely understand your feelings. Anyone who has a child or a family member who's life has been screwed up or cut short, has every single right to hate these demons.

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c Anderson's avatar

So you enjoy reflecting on the evil they perpetrated and let them persist in your thoughts? That kind of hate is what motivates terrorism. Justice takes time even if it does happen in this world, so a lifetime wasted on recollections of pain and heartache is a very sad life.

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JulieBelzeski's avatar

It may be a sad life, but when grief threatens to drown you, sometimes only anger and hate gives you the will to persist...and seek justice. Forgiveness can come later...even if in your dying breath. Perhaps you’ve never experienced that kind of grief...consider making space for those who have.

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Kathleen Taylor's avatar

That's a very generous interpretation but I don't think it's correct. God's forgiveness is an example to us. It absolves us and gives us a fresh start. THAT is the gift of grace he asks us to give others by forgiving them. God doesn't forgive us for HIS sake but for OURS.

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JulieBelzeski's avatar

I think both things are true, in their own right.

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Freedomisnotfree's avatar

Incompétence, irresponsibility, mal practice and MAL INTENT!

WHO THINKS THEY GET TO GENETICALLY MODIFY ( permanently ) HUMAN BEINGS ?!!!!

And what becomes of it? No one knows! Did they not see and understand the movie Frankenstein?

More genetic and auto immune problems and creating a BIOWEAPON ( that spreads ) from the Human that receives the injection.

That.......perpetually harms and disables the person that WAS healthy and makes him a pathetic FOREVER PATIENT and big Harma very happy!!

Who is writing your script?

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JulieBelzeski's avatar

This is the part that still too few recognize...the shedding. They didn’t have to directly inject Everton to impact everyone. It’s why we must resist the “us v. them” paradigm when it comes to vaxxed/unvaxxed. We have all been affected by this evil scheme, perhaps to varying degrees, yes, but as all are affected, we must find ways to come together to hold the perpetrators accountable and make sure this does not continue...because as of now, it continues unabated.

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StellaMaris's avatar

Mistakes were NOT made..... They have been at this for decades..... we need to educate everyone..... Back in 1969, Dr Richard Day made some astonishing predictions about where the world would be today https://henrithibodeau.wordpress.com/2015/06/08/back-in-1969-dr-richard-day-made-some-astonishing-predictions-about-where-the-world-would-be-today/

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AJoy's avatar

How can you forgive people who don’t think they did anything wrong?

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Kathleen Taylor's avatar

I think it's deeper than they didn't think they did anything wrong. The ringleaders Dr. Alexander mentioned in this substack most certainly KNOW they did something VERY wrong, they knew from the beginning, and they intentionally did it regardless of that knowledge. That's the definition of a mortal sin. Only God can forgive them but not without their confession and the ​appropriate penance.

I don't give these evil tyrants a second thought in my daily life unless I'm on substack or hear something about covid in the news. So, for me at least, not forgiving them has no effect on me whatsoever. I don't harbor a hatred for them that disturbs the happiness I experience from moment to moment. But they don't deserve my forgiveness. They deserve to be despised.

If expressing forgiveness for them gives Dr. Alexander peace of mind, I'm sincerely happy for him. I'm sure he still recognizes the depravity of their crimes and sins.

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AJoy's avatar

Agree..

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Lee Muller's avatar

You appear to be in the bargaining phase of mourning. I highly recommend reading "Caring Enough to Forgive: True Forgiveness ; Caring Enough Not to Forgive ; False Forgiveness" by David Augsburger

Like others posting, if those that have done wrong - whether intentionally or on mistake - do not express sincere remorse and try to correct a situation, you can only really provide false forgiveness. (An exception may be, if they have passed on and are unable to express genuine remorse or rectify what was done.)

I believe true forgiveness is what will give you lasting peace. Without an apology and retribution, I think you will find peace short-lived.

Seeking Life balance and time management will help you. Taking time to care for yourself and do things that give you joy, similar to the joys you found as an innocent child, I believe will help. Taking time to carve out this time daily to manage emotional care for yourself. Physical activity of fun, play, leisure, mediation, challenge ... artistic creation through music, gardening, woodwork, DIY projects and/or mix of these is where I find this life balance especially when I share this time with the ones I love.

Balance of heart, mind, body, and soul for yourself regardless of what the future brings. ♥️🙏♥️

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KarlM Alias's avatar

Who wrote this, and what have they done with 'Hang the beasts' Dr. Alexander? Is he tied up somewhere with a gun to his head, being forced to type this?

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Jim Reagen's avatar

Maybe the good doctor realizes that the focus should be on winning the war. When we win the war then justice can be done; fretting about who did what, when, is distracting us from the battle.

If we have individual self-determination and we turn back the police state, we’ve won. If we figure out who should hang and meanwhile the police state has encircled us even tighter, we’ve lost.

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AJoy's avatar

Agree

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Nnikk's avatar

Exactly. 100%.

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Lynn's avatar

You didn't have a Brother that died suddenly from a heart attack? Did you Dr. Alexander?

Well, I did. I will never FORGIVE and definitely NEVER FORGET. I'm the only one left in

my immediate Family. It's a terrible situation to experience.

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Truth and Justice's avatar

You have every reason to be angry. Whoever tells you otherwise, is lying. I haven't been in your shoes but I've been very close to be in your situation. I will never forget how horrified and powerless I felt. Those were nightmare moments in my life that I won't ever forget. And no, there is no way I will ever forgive those monsters who put me through this ever. There is one thing I still believe in, it's the divine justice. That's what I'm praying for.

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Lynn's avatar

Thank YOU for sharing what happened to you. My younger nephew is the one that has to live with trying to revive his Father. My Brother called off work on Labor Day and Tuesday he decided to take a nap in the afternoon. That's when he died suddenly. My nephew couldn't revive him and neither could the paramedics. We believe that he had a massive heart attack.

I'm with YOU. Praying for divine justice.+

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Qasar's avatar

Sorry to hear Lynn. You have my and my family's condolences and prayers 🙏

We too know know people it's happened too. A family in the suburb next to our lost a few family members. No one can tell them its been all in their minds. Its very real to many people.

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Lynn's avatar

Oh, Thank U for your kind words. They make me feel so much better. I'm glad to hear

that people believe that this COVID JAB does kill people. I wish the BEST for YOU and

Your Family. GOD BLESS +

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Qasar's avatar

Numbers 6:24-26 “‘“The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; the Lord turn his face toward you and give you peace.”’ praying for you Lynn. 🙏

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Lynn's avatar

You are so kind. I will pray for you, also. Take Care and thank you from the bottom of my heart +

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Qasar's avatar

God Bless you too Lynn 💕💕🙏

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Janet Babic's avatar

No forgiveness from me under any circumstances. I do not see anyone one repenting.

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Ron Strieb's avatar

Never forget !!!

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Qasar's avatar

I kinda went down the path of Dr Yeadon, vaccines since the 1800s appear to have all been profiteering scam instruments of foundations such as Carnegie the Rockefeller. Heck there's even a paper. Vaccines as an instrument of foreign policy... I'll find it and link it...

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Qasar's avatar

Read what they say within it. It reminds me of that phrase about evil...

"pride comes before a fall".

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Qasar's avatar

They even highlight some of their own shady network in it...

Vaccines as instruments of foreign policy

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1084093/

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Jim Reagen's avatar

I don’t think we need to forgive. But we’re on the battlefield. So, when on a physical battlefield do we focus on punishing the enemy? No, we focus on strategic moves to win the war.

Our strategy to win the war is twofold: counter the propaganda in order to win allies to our side-- even if some can’t agree that Covid was a bioweapon they can agree that the Covid measures were harmful; and build defensive shields and offensive strategies to turn back the medical police state and government control over bodies and individual sovereignty. This is plenty to do for now, and if we succeed in the battle then appropriate punishments for treason will follow naturally.

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Juli Mination's avatar

So what the hell has CERN to do with this technology ? https://julimination.wordpress.com/2024/01/12/cern-takes-on-covid-19/

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Duchess's avatar

Their areas of COMPETENCY? WOULD they CARE to ELABORATE on THAT?

What effing areas of competencies?

All they do is worship SHIVA.

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Lynn's avatar

I like what you have to say and the way you say it :-)

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Adriana's avatar

If those in power, if any morality and ethics left in them won’t stand for most ignorant people, the plan will succeed. Without any doubt.

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AwakeNotWoke's avatar

It really doesnt matter if Weissman, Bourla, Bancel, Walensky, Hotez et al deserve to be forgiven or not. Forgiveness is a gift you give yourself. You have things to do and you want to move on. The weak can neverforgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.

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AwakeNotWoke's avatar

Yes. Forgiveness is not excusing. Nor is it condoning. Nor is it tolerating. It does not mean the same as trust. It does not necessarily mean reconciling. When you tell someone you forgive them it communicates to them that you see them as a wrongdoer.

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Kathleen Taylor's avatar

I'm sincerely not familiar with this definition of forgiveness. But I do appreciate your clarification which helps me understand your use of the word in this context. It's a very generous interpretation, a "modern" interpretation perhaps.

In contrast, I believe God's forgiveness is an example to us. It absolves us and gives us a fresh start. THAT is the gift of grace He asks us to give others by forgiving them. God doesn't forgive us for HIS sake but for OURS.

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Adriana's avatar

Yes, when bankers, corporates and philantropath are taking care of people health. Oh, how nobles they are! Money suckers, that is what they are. Nothing more.

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Duchess's avatar

And that alone is a reason not to FORGIVE.

That is why they have WARS

TO MAKE MONEY.

THey are all for me myself and I.

They are EVIL in their core.

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