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“Ever sence I got vaxxed up, all the silverwear in the kitchin is sticking to me. I can’t even walk thru without geting a extera spoon or a fork. So it does make you magnanimous. And I have noteced that under a blacklie, my vanes glows in the dark. It wasent never like that befour. I am all so quiet sure they are tracking me and makeing me do things I wood not eusally do. All a yall pepole know I quit smokeing crack, but the vaxxine has brung back those old tempantations. They problay put some kind a chip in the vaxxine, two small for the nekkid eye, an it is abel to turn you into a zommie. Now that I got the shot, I’m now what they call a 2.0 humen. I ain’t sure what all that means, but it dam sure ain’t good. Prey for me.”

H. Scott Apley, Dickinson councilman and State Republican Executive Committee member, died Wednesday of complications from COVID-19. He was 45.
A GoFundMe page set up by a friend says Apley was hospitalized last Sunday, August 1st for symptoms of pneumonia. He tested positive for Covid, and was in such bad shape they had to put him on a ventilator right way. Three days later he was dead. He leaves behind a son who is still in diapers, and a wife who has also tested positive for the virus, but is not in the hospital.
Just two days before he showed up at the emergency room, Apley posted on Facebook making fun of the virus and the vaccine. He used these words:  “In six months, we’ve gone from ‘The vax ending the pandemic’ to ‘You can still get COVID even if vaxxed’ to ‘You can still pass COVID onto others even if vaxxed’ to ‘You can still die of COVID even if vaxxed’ to ‘The unvaxxed are killing the vaxxed,”
He posted many times regarding Covid and the vaccines. To sum it up as nicely as possible, he seemed to think that the virus wasn’t very serious, and the vaccine wasn’t very effective.  Wrong on both counts.

George Floyd was an African American murdered by police during an arrest after a store clerk alleged he had passed a counterfeit $20 bill in Minneapolis.
Derek Chauvin, one of 4 police officers who arrived on the scene, knelt on Floyd’s neck and back for 9 minutes and 29 seconds.  Onlookers at the scene begged Chauvin to relent, but he continued to snuff the life out of Mr. Floyd until he stopped breathing, and even after paramedics arrived.
His last words were: “I can’t breathe.”
George grew up in Houston, where he was a star basketball and football player at Yates High School.  He attended South Florida Community College on a football scholarship, and later transferred to Texas A&M at Kingsville, where he played basketball.
He became well known as a rapper in Houston, performing as “Big Floyd” during the 90s and early 2000s with several rap music groups.
Officer Chauvin was convicted of murder in the killing of George Floyd.

I was very disappointed to see that U.S. Representative Dan Crenshaw of Texas joined the failed effort to overthrow the government of the United States and replace it with a dictatorship. I once had some respect for Crenshaw, He was a Navy vet, a SEAL, wounded in combat. But, like the thirteenth strike of a crazy clock which negates all that has gone before it, Crenshaw’s act of sedition against this nation has rendered him unqualified to serve the future of this country in any capacity. It would be less offensive if Crenshaw had been caught smoking crack with a hooker in a stolen Lincoln Navigator at 3 AM.
But please don’t just take my word for it. This is what the Constitution of the United States has to say:
14th AMENDMENT, SECTION 3:
“No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, …or hold any office, …under the United States or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath … to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same…”
Not only does this make Crenshaw and over 100 other Republican members of congress constitutionally disqualified from serving, it also constitutes a federal crime called Sedition. Sedition is defined as “overt conduct, such as speech and organization, that tends toward rebellion against the established order.”
Sedition is a serious felony punishable by up to 20 years in prison.
The attempt to toss out legitimate votes and install the losing candidate was a brazen effort to overthrow the government. Any and all of those who support this attempted coup are traitors and should not be allowed to hold any public office in the country they have attempted to overthrow. They have betrayed their oath, broken our laws, ignored our Constitution, and spit in the faces of the people whose votes they tried to take away.
If this is not treason, it will do nicely until treason gets here.