ONJs Cancer Story

Posted on March 8, 2022 by Ken

Details: Born September 26, 1948 (age 73) · Cambridge, England

Olivia Newton-John songs – Bing video
Aussie actress and singer Olivia Newton-John says in a recent interview that she’s
“Doing well and [has] been for a while” despite living with stage four breast cancer.
Metastatic, or stage four, breast cancer is technically not curable, but with ongoing advancements in treatments and options to dramatically reduce symptoms,
there are many reasons to be hopeful.
Known for her relentless positivity, Newton-John says your mind is a very important
part of healing during a cancer journey, so trying to stay positive can really help.

Living with advanced-stage cancer is not easy, but Olivia Newton-John continues to remind us that it can be done with a smile on your face.
The 73-year-old Aussie icon has been facing stage four breast cancer for quite some time now, but she’s as determined as ever to focus on staying positive. In a recent interview with Dr. Oz, the beloved Grease star shared that she’s still doing well despite having
breast cancer.

**Answering Your Questions About Breast Cancer**
What Should I Know About Breast Cancer?
How Can I Prevent Breast Cancer?
Can Men and Women Get Breast Cancer?
What Are Symptoms of Breast Cancer?
What Are Treatment Options for Breast Cancer?

RELATED: ‘We’re Sisters…On this Journey with Cancer,’ Says Olivia Newton-John to Anchor Hoda Kotb on TODAY Show; Both Women Were Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
“I feel very, very grateful that I’m doing well and have been for a while,” she said.
“I’m very lucky enough to be married to a wonderful man who works with plant medicine,
and that I think has been helping me so much.”
She’ll admit she never imagined living this long given her cancer diagnosis, but she credits a lot of her overall health to her dedication to mental health via “meditation, eating well, keeping a positive mind [and] obviously doing what you feel is right for your body.”
“I think your mind is a very, very important part of your healing, so to stay really positive does help,” she said.
Other advice Newton-John shared for people, in general, was to always look for any changes happening to your body – especially when it comes to the possibility of breast cancer.

**Getting to Know Your Breasts with Self-Exams**
“I do think it’s very important that women pay attention to their own bodies and examine their breasts on a regular basis and see if there’s any changes, so they can go and get it checked out professionally,” she explained. “I think we need to be responsible and be aware of what’s going on inside us and tune in to lumps and bumps and pains and
changes in how you feel.”
Newton-John is grateful for how she’s feeling, but she’s also thankful for the
friends and family who’ve played a part in her extraordinary life and successful career –
including, none other than, her Grease co-star John Travolta.
“We stayed in touch [over quarantine] and he came and had dinner with us a couple months ago,” she told Dr. Oz. “He’ll always be my friend, of course… We’ve been through something extraordinary together, and he’s a lovely man. So, I’m very grateful he’s, my friend.”

Newton-John’s Breast Cancer Journey
Olivia Newton-John is living with stage four, or metastatic breast cancer.
She was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992 and underwent chemotherapy and a partial mastectomy – the surgical removal of cancerous breast tissue – for treatment. Unfortunately, the cancer returned in 2017 and spread to other parts of her body
including her sacrum – the bone at the bottom of the spine.

**Olivia Newton John Shares Her Cancer Journey with SurvivorNet**
Cancer metastasis can lead to the weakening and breaking of bones. This happened to
be the case for Newton-John whose sacrum broke as a result of her spreading cancer.
She then underwent radiation therapy but eventually turned to medical cannabis to
help relieve the pain of her broken sacrum. Search Cannabis Oil | (solitarius.org)

Understanding How Medical Marijuana Alleviates Pain
“I weaned myself off [prescription pain med] with cannabis, which I think is incredible,” Newton-John previously told SurvivorNet. “People should know that, because you’re not going to die from cannabis… That was really powerful for me to find out as well.
I’ve continued on a regimen with cannabis ever since.”

Understanding Metastatic Breast Cancer – Bing video
Olivia Newton-John has proven that an advanced cancer diagnosis does not require that you stop living. Metastatic breast cancer – also called “stage four” breast cancer – means that the cancer has spread, or metastasized, beyond the breasts to other parts of the body. It most commonly spreads to the bones, liver and lungs, but it may also spread to the brain or other organs.

When Breast Cancer Spreads to the Bones
And while there is technically no cure for metastatic breast cancer, there is a wide variety of treatment options used to battle the disease including hormone therapy, chemotherapy, targeted drugs, immunotherapy and a combination of various treatments.

RELATED: Flat, Fit & Thriving – 33-Year-Old TikTok Star Bares Her Post-Mastectomy Chest with Pride As She Battles Metastatic Breast Cancer; Understanding Treatment Decision Making

In a previous interview with SurvivorNet Dr. Elizabeth Comen, an oncologist with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, explained how she tries to manage
breast cancer when it has progressed to a later stage.

Stage Four Breast Cancer
“With advanced disease, the goal of treatment is to keep you as stable as possible,
slow the tumor growth and improve your quality of life,” she said.

The American Cancer Society reports that there were more than 3.8 million U.S. women with a history of breast cancer alive at the start of 2019. Some of the women were cancer-free, and others still had evidence of the disease, but they also reported that more than 150,000 breast cancer survivors were living with metastatic disease, three-fourths of whom were originally diagnosed with stage I-III. And with ongoing advancements in treatments and options out there today that can dramatically reduce systems, there are many reasons to be hopeful.

Staying Positive During Cancer
Olivia Newton-John has faced the realities of cancer for many years of her life.
But despite everything she’s gone through and continues to go through today, she’s shown that a cancer diagnosis does not have to define how you live your life. And her dedication to mental health throughout her journey via meditation, healthy eating and maintaining
a positive mindset is nothing short of inspiring.
I believe in the Holistic Approach and use cannabis for stress and pain during my cancer journey but there are other options as well. I take a lot of herbal supplements (like turkey tail mushrooms, Graviola and B17 or laetrile and vitamin D and high doses of vitamin C which I get through Camu which is an Amazonian plant. The star says she practices yoga
& other forms of meditation and acupuncture and sticks to a healthy diet, says Olivia,
who has written a cookbook “Livwise: Easy Recipes for a Healthy Happy Life.”

RELATED: Longest Lung Cancer Survivor Used Laetrile and Other Holistic Natural Interventions.

To beat stress I dance and sing, swim and hike while being outside with animals helps my body heal. Anything I can do outdoors is the best way for me to get exercise — whether it’s walking on a beach or playing a game of tennis with a friend which helps to keep a positive attitude. I think it’s to keep a positive message in your head and an attitude of gratitude. We all have a finite time on this planet, and we just need to be grateful for that.

**Each day you are alive is a Blessing.**

RELATED: Olivia Newton-John Says Her Breast Cancer is Not a “Fight” or “War” to Be Won: ‘I Don’t Think of Myself as Sick with Cancer’

At SurvivorNet, we get to share many stories of positivity and resilience because there’s
no shortages of brave cancer warriors holding onto hope in the face of adversity. Danielle Ripley-Burgess, a two-time colon cancer survivor, is another resilient cancer survivor like Newton-John.
She was first diagnosed with colon cancer in high school and proceeded to beat the disease not once, but twice. Understandably so, Ripley-Burgess has had to work through a lot of complex emotions that came with her cancer journey. Even still, she’s always managed to look at life with a positive attitude.

How to Cope When Recurrence Rattles Your Faith At The Age of 25—Two-Time Colon Cancer Survivor Danielle Ripley-Burgess Shares Her Story

“As I’ve worked through the complex emotions of cancer, I’ve uncovered some
beautiful things: Wisdom. Love. Life purpose. Priorities,” she previously told SurvivorNet. “I carry a very real sense that life is short, and I’m grateful to be living it! This has made me optimistic. Optimism doesn’t mean that fear, pain and division don’t exist – they do.
Our world is full of negativity, judgment, and hate.
Optimism means that I believe there’s always good to be found despite the bad, and this is what my life is centered around.” She moves through life with a sense of purpose unique to someone who’s been faced with the darkest of times. Happily in remission today, she’s determined to, one day, leave the world better than she found it.

“We can choose to stay positive, treat others with respect and look for the light in spite of the darkness,” she said. “This type of attitude and behavior will lead to the kind of legacies I believe all of us hope to leave.”
Olivia Newton-John says she has her good days and her bad days as she once again battles cancer. In an interview with “Today’s” Hoda Kotb which aired Wednesday, the singer talked about living with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer.

**She said these days she’s “feeling pretty good.”**
“I have my days, I have my pains,” Newton-John said. “But the cannabis that my husband grows for me has been such a huge part of my healing, and so I’m a really lucky person.”
The “Grease” star was first diagnosed with cancer almost 30 years ago.

**She was treated for it and it returned in 2017.**
She and Kotb shared an emotional moment after the “Today” co-host shared that she
too is a cancer survivor. “We’re sisters,” Newton-John said. “Anyone that has gone on
this journey with cancer, it’s unknown destinations and surprises and turns.”

Olivia Newton-John: Hoda Kotb Interview (October 20, 2021)

RELATED: 6 Cancer Survivors Tell Us How They Stay Hopeful During Difficult Times

‘AGT’ Star Nightbirde, 30, Shares a ‘Pep Talk From Me, to Me’ in an Encouraging
Update for Fans Amid Her Metastatic Breast Cancer Battle | SurvivorNet

Learn more about SurvivorNet’s rigorous medical review process.

*Olivia Newton-John – Physical*

Image result for olivia newton john physical — Details: Born September 26, 1948 (age 73) · Cambridge, England

Olivia Newton-John songs – Bing video
Aussie actress and singer Olivia Newton-John says in a recent interview that she’s
“Doing well and [has] been for a while” despite living with stage four breast cancer.
Metastatic, or stage four, breast cancer is technically not curable, but with ongoing advancements in treatments and options to dramatically reduce symptoms,
there are many reasons to be hopeful.
Known for her relentless positivity, Newton-John says your mind is a very important
part of healing during a cancer journey, so trying to stay positive can really help.

Living with advanced-stage cancer is not easy, but Olivia Newton-John continues to remind us that it can be done with a smile on your face.
The 73-year-old Aussie icon has been facing stage four breast cancer for quite some time now, but she’s as determined as ever to focus on staying positive. In a recent interview with Dr. Oz, the beloved Grease star shared that she’s still doing well despite having
breast cancer.

**Answering Your Questions About Breast Cancer**
What Should I Know About Breast Cancer?
How Can I Prevent Breast Cancer?
Can Men and Women Get Breast Cancer?
What Are Symptoms of Breast Cancer?
What Are Treatment Options for Breast Cancer?

RELATED: ‘We’re Sisters…On this Journey with Cancer,’ Says Olivia Newton-John to Anchor Hoda Kotb on TODAY Show; Both Women Were Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
“I feel very, very grateful that I’m doing well and have been for a while,” she said.
“I’m very lucky enough to be married to a wonderful man who works with plant medicine,
and that I think has been helping me so much.”
She’ll admit she never imagined living this long given her cancer diagnosis, but she credits a lot of her overall health to her dedication to mental health via “meditation, eating well, keeping a positive mind [and] obviously doing what you feel is right for your body.”
“I think your mind is a very, very important part of your healing, so to stay really positive does help,” she said.
Other advice Newton-John shared for people, in general, was to always look for any changes happening to your body – especially when it comes to the possibility of breast cancer.

**Getting to Know Your Breasts with Self-Exams**
“I do think it’s very important that women pay attention to their own bodies and examine their breasts on a regular basis and see if there’s any changes, so they can go and get it checked out professionally,” she explained. “I think we need to be responsible and be aware of what’s going on inside us and tune in to lumps and bumps and pains and
changes in how you feel.”
Newton-John is grateful for how she’s feeling, but she’s also thankful for the
friends and family who’ve played a part in her extraordinary life and successful career –
including, none other than, her Grease co-star John Travolta.
“We stayed in touch [over quarantine] and he came and had dinner with us a couple months ago,” she told Dr. Oz. “He’ll always be my friend, of course… We’ve been through something extraordinary together, and he’s a lovely man. So, I’m very grateful he’s, my friend.”

Newton-John’s Breast Cancer Journey
Olivia Newton-John is living with stage four, or metastatic breast cancer.
She was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992 and underwent chemotherapy and a partial mastectomy – the surgical removal of cancerous breast tissue – for treatment. Unfortunately, the cancer returned in 2017 and spread to other parts of her body
including her sacrum – the bone at the bottom of the spine.

**Olivia Newton John Shares Her Cancer Journey with SurvivorNet**
Cancer metastasis can lead to the weakening and breaking of bones. This happened to
be the case for Newton-John whose sacrum broke as a result of her spreading cancer.
She then underwent radiation therapy but eventually turned to medical cannabis to
help relieve the pain of her broken sacrum. Search Cannabis Oil | (solitarius.org)

Understanding How Medical Marijuana Alleviates Pain
“I weaned myself off [prescription pain med] with cannabis, which I think is incredible,” Newton-John previously told SurvivorNet. “People should know that, because you’re not going to die from cannabis… That was really powerful for me to find out as well.
I’ve continued on a regimen with cannabis ever since.”

Understanding Metastatic Breast Cancer – Bing video
Olivia Newton-John has proven that an advanced cancer diagnosis does not require that you stop living. Metastatic breast cancer – also called “stage four” breast cancer – means that the cancer has spread, or metastasized, beyond the breasts to other parts of the body. It most commonly spreads to the bones, liver and lungs, but it may also spread to the brain or other organs.

When Breast Cancer Spreads to the Bones
And while there is technically no cure for metastatic breast cancer, there is a wide variety of treatment options used to battle the disease including hormone therapy, chemotherapy, targeted drugs, immunotherapy and a combination of various treatments.

RELATED: Flat, Fit & Thriving – 33-Year-Old TikTok Star Bares Her Post-Mastectomy Chest with Pride As She Battles Metastatic Breast Cancer; Understanding Treatment Decision Making

In a previous interview with SurvivorNet Dr. Elizabeth Comen, an oncologist with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, explained how she tries to manage
breast cancer when it has progressed to a later stage.

Stage Four Breast Cancer
“With advanced disease, the goal of treatment is to keep you as stable as possible,
slow the tumor growth and improve your quality of life,” she said.

The American Cancer Society reports that there were more than 3.8 million U.S. women with a history of breast cancer alive at the start of 2019. Some of the women were cancer-free, and others still had evidence of the disease, but they also reported that more than 150,000 breast cancer survivors were living with metastatic disease, three-fourths of whom were originally diagnosed with stage I-III. And with ongoing advancements in treatments and options out there today that can dramatically reduce systems, there are many reasons to be hopeful.

Staying Positive During Cancer
Olivia Newton-John has faced the realities of cancer for many years of her life.
But despite everything she’s gone through and continues to go through today, she’s shown that a cancer diagnosis does not have to define how you live your life. And her dedication to mental health throughout her journey via meditation, healthy eating and maintaining
a positive mindset is nothing short of inspiring.
I believe in the Holistic Approach and use cannabis for stress and pain during my cancer journey but there are other options as well. I take a lot of herbal supplements (like turkey tail mushrooms, Graviola and B17 or laetrile and vitamin D and high doses of vitamin C which I get through Camu which is an Amazonian plant. The star says she practices yoga
& other forms of meditation and acupuncture and sticks to a healthy diet, says Olivia,
who has written a cookbook “Livwise: Easy Recipes for a Healthy Happy Life.”

RELATED: Longest Lung Cancer Survivor Used Laetrile and Other Holistic Natural Interventions.

To beat stress I dance and sing, swim and hike while being outside with animals helps my body heal. Anything I can do outdoors is the best way for me to get exercise — whether it’s walking on a beach or playing a game of tennis with a friend which helps to keep a positive attitude. I think it’s to keep a positive message in your head and an attitude of gratitude. We all have a finite time on this planet, and we just need to be grateful for that.

**Each day you are alive is a Blessing.**

RELATED: Olivia Newton-John Says Her Breast Cancer is Not a “Fight” or “War” to Be Won: ‘I Don’t Think of Myself as Sick with Cancer’

At SurvivorNet, we get to share many stories of positivity and resilience because there’s
no shortages of brave cancer warriors holding onto hope in the face of adversity. Danielle Ripley-Burgess, a two-time colon cancer survivor, is another resilient cancer survivor like Newton-John.
She was first diagnosed with colon cancer in high school and proceeded to beat the disease not once, but twice. Understandably so, Ripley-Burgess has had to work through a lot of complex emotions that came with her cancer journey. Even still, she’s always managed to look at life with a positive attitude.

How to Cope When Recurrence Rattles Your Faith At The Age of 25—Two-Time Colon Cancer Survivor Danielle Ripley-Burgess Shares Her Story

“As I’ve worked through the complex emotions of cancer, I’ve uncovered some
beautiful things: Wisdom. Love. Life purpose. Priorities,” she previously told SurvivorNet. “I carry a very real sense that life is short, and I’m grateful to be living it! This has made me optimistic. Optimism doesn’t mean that fear, pain and division don’t exist – they do.
Our world is full of negativity, judgment, and hate.
Optimism means that I believe there’s always good to be found despite the bad, and this is what my life is centered around.” She moves through life with a sense of purpose unique to someone who’s been faced with the darkest of times. Happily in remission today, she’s determined to, one day, leave the world better than she found it.

“We can choose to stay positive, treat others with respect and look for the light in spite of the darkness,” she said. “This type of attitude and behavior will lead to the kind of legacies I believe all of us hope to leave.”
Olivia Newton-John says she has her good days and her bad days as she once again battles cancer. In an interview with “Today’s” Hoda Kotb which aired Wednesday, the singer talked about living with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer.

**She said these days she’s “feeling pretty good.”**
“I have my days, I have my pains,” Newton-John said. “But the cannabis that my husband grows for me has been such a huge part of my healing, and so I’m a really lucky person.”
The “Grease” star was first diagnosed with cancer almost 30 years ago.

**She was treated for it and it returned in 2017.**
She and Kotb shared an emotional moment after the “Today” co-host shared that she
too is a cancer survivor. “We’re sisters,” Newton-John said. “Anyone that has gone on
this journey with cancer, it’s unknown destinations and surprises and turns.”

Olivia Newton-John: Hoda Kotb Interview (October 20, 2021)

RELATED: 6 Cancer Survivors Tell Us How They Stay Hopeful During Difficult Times

‘AGT’ Star Nightbirde, 30, Shares a ‘Pep Talk From Me, to Me’ in an Encouraging
Update for Fans Amid Her Metastatic Breast Cancer Battle | SurvivorNet

Learn more about SurvivorNet’s rigorous medical review process.

*Olivia Newton-John – Physical*

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The Human Spirit is Amazing

Posted on March 6, 2022 by Ken

“The only big fear I have is not succeeding”: Legally blind 15-year-old Jacob Smith shredding expectations in freeride skiing – 60 Minutes – CBS News

In the world of skiing, there are two kinds of skiers. Those who like to stay on groomed runs and be guided gently around obstacles and those who like to ski the whole mountain and ski towards the obstacles, that is called free riding.
Man-made jumps, rails and half pipes are rejected in favor of the drops, jagged cliffs,
and deep chutes created by mother nature.

The sport of freeriding took off in the 1990s and is now one of the fastest growing disciplines in skiing.
Given the risks inherent with the terrain, it attracts some of the bravest and most adventurous skiers in the world. But even among that group, 15-year-old Jacob Smith stands out. We thought you should see what he does, because he cannot.

This is Big Sky, Montana – home to some of the steepest and most challenging
ski slopes in the country.

Jacob Smith: A lesson in resilience .

Three years ago, he was just 12 years old as he made his way to the top of the 11,000 foot high lone peak to ski down it. Jacob drops into the Big Couloir – a narrow, rock-walled, 1,400 foot chute. That dot is him… making his way turn by turn.
A wrong move can be catastrophic.
The run has a 50-degree slope, which means if you slip down the couloir, there is little chance you can stop yourself.

Jacob Smith can be seen near the top right in this image of the Big Couloir

Jacob Smith | Youngest Legally Blind Skier to Ski the Big Couloir – YouTube

Jacob Smith: When you’re standing at the top, you feel like if you move, you’re gonna die.
Sharyn Alfonsi: And that’s the moment most people would say, “You know what?
Maybe not a good idea.”

Jacob Smith: Yeah, but I’m kinda just, like, “Well, I’m already up here.
So, I’ve gotta make it (LAUGH) down somehow.”
He did. And became the only legally blind athlete to ski the legendary run.
Sharyn Alfonsi: How did you feel when you made it to the bottom?
Jacob Smith: Excited that I did it. I didn’t crash. I thought it was awesome.
And then– I guess we made it four more times, so I just (LAUGH)
wanted to do it again.
Sharyn Alfonsi: You were testing your luck that day.
Jacob Smith: Yeah.

Jacob is still testing his luck and good sense.
We met him in January at a junior regional freeride tournament in Big Sky.
He’s now 15 years old, competing against 40 other teenage daredevils,
all of whom can see perfectly well.

This time, the background for all of the competitors’ spectacular experiment with gravity was another triple diamond chute, appropriately named D.T.M.
Sharyn Alfonsi: DTM stands for…?
Jacob Smith: Don’t Tell Mama. (LAUGH)
Sharyn Alfonsi: It is an insane run. Like, a 45 degree slope.
Jacob Smith: Yeah.
Sharyn Alfonsi: Do the judges give you any slack for– for being blind?
Jacob Smith: No. Zero.
Sharyn Alfonsi: Do you think they should?
Jacob Smith: No. I don’t. I wanna be treated normally so I compete
with other sighted skiers.

It’s not an insignificant difference.

We worked with his doctors and our graphic artist to show roughly what Jacob can see on a run. He has extreme tunnel vision – and no depth perception on top of that – it’s blurry – his visual acuity is rated 20/800, four times the level of legal blindness.
Think of the big E on the eye chart. He would need it to be blown up four times in order to see it from 20 feet away.
So how does Jacob ski like this? His family keeps him on course.
On competition days, his little brother, Preston, patiently helps him hike to the top of the venue. It’s so high, the lifts won’t take you there.
Then his father, Nathan, helps him get down.
Jacob has a two-way radio turned up high in his pocket. His dad is on the other end at the base, somehow, calmly, guiding him down.

Nathan Smith: It’s on me to make sure I don’t let him down, that I get him in trouble,
you know that I– I have to guide him through narrower chutes or not go off a cliff.
Sharyn Alfonsi: You have to be his eyes.
Nathan Smith: Yeah.
Sharyn Alfonsi: And there can’t be a delay? He can’t say, “Are you sure, Dad?”
Nathan Smith: No.
Sharyn Alfonsi: Have– have you ever missed it? Have you ever said,
“Oh gosh, I forgot to tell him about that,” or, “I didn’t see that”?
Nathan Smith: Oh yeah, all the time. But his adaptation is pretty amazing.
Sharyn Alfonsi: How much do you trust him?

Smith: I mean, enough to turn right when he tells me to. (LAUGHTER)

Andrew Smith: Jacob’s just putting his all into my dad’s voice. It’s crazy, skiing, just listening to someone, “Turn there, turn there.”
Sharyn Alfonsi: Could you ski like that?
Andrew Smith: It’s like closing your eyes, basically. It would be so hard.
Jacob’s siblings are all competitive skiers. Andrew is 17, Preston is 14 and Julia is 12.
Sharyn Alfonsi: Do the other competitors know that he’s blind?
Andrew Smith: Some do. But they always, like, announce it over the, um, intercom that, like, “Blind skier Jacob coming down the hill.”

Andrew Smith: That’s when everyone turns and looks. “Oh, it’s a miracle. Look at him.”
Sharyn Alfonsi: Would you know if you didn’t know?
Preston Smith: He’s– he’s– he’s such a good skier for the legally blind.
Every– everybody’s, like “–No way.”
Andrew Smith: They just get mad at him if he’s in the way instead.
Julia Smith: If we tell anybody that he’s legally blind, then nobody believes us.
The just give us a bad look.

Andrew, Preston and Julia Smith

Jacob was born with vision. Soon after he learned to walk, he was on skis.
Family vacations were spent bombing down the trails in big sky with his family.
But it was back home, at their ranch in North Dakota, that an unexpected obstacle changed Jacob’s life. He started getting headaches and began bumping into things.
He was 8 years old.
Jacob Smith: I, like, ran into a wall or somethin’. And my mom saw. And then it was, like, two days after I went to the eye doctor . And he took one look at my eyes, looked at my mom, and then just asked, like, which hospital do you want,” ’cause my optic nerve was swelling and bleeding.

Sharyn Alfonsi: Did you have any sense that things were going wrong up until that point?
Jacob Smith: No.
That day, Jacob was flown to the Masonic Children’s Hospital in Minneapolis where he underwent an emergency 12-hour surgery after an MRI revealed a cancerous brain tumor the size of a softball that was crushing his optic nerve.
Nathan Smith: It’s the scariest thing I’ve ever seen in my life.
It looked like half his brain was a tumor.
Sharyn Alfonsi: So, at that point, you’re not thinking, I’m worried he’s gonna lose his vision? You’re thinking, I’m worried–
Nathan Smith: I’m losing my child.
Sharyn Alfonsi: You’re gonna lose your child?

Nathan Smith: “I’m gonna bury a kid.”
In that first surgery, doctors removed enough of the tumor to relieve the pressure on Jacob’s optic nerve to stop his vision from continuing to deteriorate.
Here he is leaving a message for his siblings a few days later.
*Jacob in hospital: I miss you all a lot. I really, really do.*
*My vision’s getting better.*
*I’m coming home and I’m really excited.*
But Jacob would need three more major brain surgeries over the next three years –
all before he was 12 years old.
Each time, with extensive rehabilitation.
Sharyn Alfonsi: Did you ever get down about it?

Jacob Smith: Like, I did. But at the same time, I just– prayed a lot.
Sharyn Alfonsi: When you were praying about it, were you praying, “This’ll be over”?
Were you praying, “I wanna get my vision back”? Or were you praying, “I’ll stay alive”?
Jacob Smith: Just to let– that I’ll stay alive and that I’ll get through it.
And that’s what happened.
Finally, in 2017, a course of radiation eradicated the cancer and Jacob got a clean scan.
But his doctors said the radiation increased his lifetime risk of another brain tumor by up to 30%.
Nathan Smith: Right now the tumor that we originally targeted is gone.
And– you know, so far so good.
Sharyn Alfonsi: It doesn’t sound like you’ve exhaled.
Nathan Smith: I don’t think you ever exhale.

Sharyn Alfonsi: Because?
Nathan Smith: Because there’s always the what if… You know, you– when you get put into that situation that you never felt you ever shoulda been or expected, I don’t think you’re ever gonna exhale and go it’s, we’re done.

Sharyn Alfonsi: Whose idea was it to return to skiing?
Jacob Smith: Well, my dad’s. (LAUGH)
Jacob Smith: So we came out here and we kinda just tried it out.
Everywhere I went skiing for probably the first year or two was with
either my dad or a coach.
Sharyn Alfonsi: You taught your kids to ski, but you’ve never taught a blind child to ski.
Nathan Smith: No.

Sharyn Alfonsi: So you did not know what you were doing.
Nathan Smith: No.
Sharyn Alfonsi: So tell me about those early days.
Nathan Smith: Well at first everyone said, “Get a rope and a sign. And he’s gonna be a blind skier and you’re gonna guide him.” Like– I’m like, “Nope, that’s not an option.
We’re not gonna do it that way.”
Sharyn Alfonsi: Because why?
Nathan Smith: Because I’m not gonna let that define him.
Father and son admit they are trying to carve their own path, sort of figuring it out as they go. Jacob says he’s learned to listen for danger, other skiers, the churning of a lift or icy conditions under foot.

And he says he remembers many of the runs from when he could see.
Sharyn Alfonsi: Can you feel your way down a run you didn’t go on before you lost your vision?
Jacob Smith: I mean, yeah. I can. And I’ve done it. (LAUGH)
Sharyn Alfonsi: And how does it work out?
Jacob Smith: Uh, it’s pretty scary. (LAUGH) And– sometimes takes me a l– little minute.
Sharyn Alfonsi: That’s gotta be terrifying.
Jacob Smith: Uh, you get used to it. (LAUGH)

Sharyn Alfonsi: How many crashes were there in those early days?
Jacob Smith: (SIGH) I don’t even think I can count that high.
When Jacob was 10, he shattered his femur in 60 places when he skied into a tree.
Sharyn Alfonsi: Are you not nervous that there’s gonna be a catastrophic accident,
that he could die doing this?
Nathan Smith: It’s not the way I, like, envision life. I don’t look for reasons not
to do things. I’m not gonna put him in something that I’m not going through first.
That the consequences of falling are not going to be life-threatening.
Sharyn Alfonsi: What are you fearful of?
Jacob Smith: The only big fear I have is not succeeding.

Sharyn Alfonsi: You’re more afraid of not succeeding than you are of getting hurt?
Jacob Smith: Yes.
Sharyn Alfonsi: Why is that?
Jacob Smith: Because I’ve already lost my vision, so a cou– a couple broken
bones and a couple more mishaps, I guess, isn’t a big deal to me at all.
Sharyn Alfonsi: Clearly he’s fearless. As a parent, are you not fearful?
Nathan Smith: He’s not reckless. He knows his limitations. I think he has the ability to ski anything on the mountain, but he’s not gonna go try to do it by himself. Like, he wants to be with somebody who he trusts. He won’t ski with people he doesn’t trust.
Nathan said Jacob is cautious about skiing and competing on low visibility days – when he can see even less than usual. Still, he finds a way of keeping up with his siblings.
They are an enviable pack on the mountain.

Sharyn Alfonsi: How– do you see him being, like, super plugged into everything else, right, to the sounds? He was saying he, like, hears the lift, the snow–
Preston Smith: Yeah.
Andrew Smith: Oh yeah–
Sharyn Alfonsi: What do you see?
Andrew Smith: H– his hearing is very, like– he chooses what he wants to hear. (LAUGH) So–that’s that.
Sharyn Alfonsi: What do you mean? (LAUGH)
Andrew Smith: There’s times at home where he’ll be– like, you could say his name a thousand times and he’ll pretend (LAUGH) like he didn’t hear one word. (LAUGH)
But then skiing, it’s, like, you could, like, flick and he’ll, like, just turn, you know.

On competition day, Jacob suits up and sends it, finishing 19th out of 41 competitors.
For Jacob, success isn’t about the trophy, it’s about freedom. Showing others how to negotiate obstacles, even when you can’t see them coming.
Jacob Smith: Honestly, no matter what gets thrown in front of you, what kinda comes outta nowhere and– strikes ya. Takes you off-guard a little bit, there is always a way to conquer it. To adapt. To make it happen and still do what you wanna do.

12-year-old Jacob Smith becomes first blind skier to ski Big Couloir – YouTube

Congratulations Jacob!! You are a courageous and inspirational young man!

*Thanks for Showing the rest of us how it’s done.*

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Joe Burden and The Dumocrats

Posted on March 6, 2022 by Ken

Blinken says US has seen reports of Russian abuses in Ukraine
that ‘would constitute a war crime’

Ukrainian President Zelensky Tells U.S. Congress Who He Believes Is Responsible
For Russia’s Invasion: Report. By Ryan Saavedra

Confronting Putin: What can Americans expect? – YouTube
No one can possibly know for sure what Russia’s leader Vladimir Putin – who has launched a full-scale invasion of neighboring Ukraine – may do next. But how might Americans be forced to sacrifice in hopes of saving Ukraine’s fragile young democracy? And will Putin’s weapons of warfare (cyber or nuclear) target the U.S. and the West?
“Sunday Morning” senior contributor Ted Koppel talks with Russia experts Fiona Hill
and Nina Khrushcheva (great-granddaughter of Nikita Khrushchev), retired General
Keith Alexander, and former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta.

Ukraine vs. Russia: A modern-day David vs. Goliath story.
Joe Biden using #Russia as an excuse to do the deal they always wanted to do anyway with the #MaduroRegime,” Biden team in Venezuela as U.S. seeks to split country from Russia.

“Slava Ukraini”: Ukrainians escaping war and joining the fight cross
paths at Polish train station – 60 Minutes – CBS News
Live Camera from Kiev Ukraine live Ukraniya canli Kamera Kyiv Live Camera.
Democrats Cancel Climate Hearing to Lecture Big Oil as Gas Prices Hit $3.84
at the Pump and $116 per Barrel Thanks to Joe Biden – Freedom Rock Radio.
COVID’s global death toll nears 6 million; U.S. approaches 1 million (msn.com)
America’s virus trackers show cautious optimism over state of coronavirus pandemic
– 60 Minutes – CBS News

Senate sources said on Saturday that Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky pinned blame for Russia’s invasion into Ukraine on Democrat President Joe Biden’s refusal to enact sanctions against Russia before Russia launched the invasion.

Zelensky told Senators that if the U.S. “had started sanctions months ago,
there would not have been war.”

Reuters noted just a few days before Russia invaded Ukraine that Biden was
“refus[ing] to unleash sanctions on Russia” until Russia invaded, despite numerous officials, including Zelensky, saying that the sanctions could stop the invasion from happening.

“You tell me 100% that there will be war in a few days’ time. What are you waiting for?” Zelensky said before the invasion. “We will not need your sanctions after there is a bombardment, or after our state is shot at, or if we have no more borders, we do not
have an economy, or parts of our state are occupied.”

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) slammed Biden during an interview with The Daily Wire, saying that the sanctions that Biden had planned for Russia were nothing more than a “slap on the wrist.”

“The sanctions that they want to put on [Russia] are nothing, it’s kind of like a slap on the wrist,” Tuberville said several days before Russia invaded. “We’ve come up with sanctions on the Republican side that are real strong, pre and post, if they come in. So, I think it’s a huge mistake that we haven’t put some sanctions on at the beginning, said, ‘Hey, this is the start. This is how it’s gonna work. And if you think about going in, then they’re gonna get much worse.’ They need to feel that.”

CBS News added the following details of Zelensky’s Zoom call with lawmakers:
Zelensky told lawmakers that Ukraine needs jets because its air force was destroyed on
day one of the Russian invasion, according to another source who was on the call. And he asked for an oil embargo on Russia, which he said would be the most significant factor for Ukraine. Zelensky told lawmakers that if there had been sanctions in place in September or October, there would not have been an invasion.

The urgency of Zelensky’s requests was evident from the outset — he opened with a remark along the lines of “this might be the last time you see me alive.” He warned them that after Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin will not stop. Poland and Lithuania, both NATO members, will be next. He called on the U.S. to send planes and troops there now to prepare, and to release surplus Warsaw Pact planes — MIGs and Sukohvs — from Poland and other countries. A source familiar with the call said that the subject of a no-fly zone came up.

Elon Musk Pushes Energy Policy For U.S. That Would ‘Negatively Affect’ His Own Company: ‘Extraordinary Times Demand Extraordinary Measures’ | The Daily Wire
Elon Musk Announces Starlink Terminals Sent To Ukraine Won’t Take Certain Actions Unless Forced ‘At Gunpoint’ | The Daily Wire
Elon Musk Calls Ukrainian President Over Starlink’s Internet Access,
but Won’t Cut Off Teslas in Russia (msn.com)
Ukraine Foreign Affairs Minister: Russia Trying ‘To Turn Ukraine Into Syria,’
Hope Further Help Is Not ‘Too Late’ | The Daily Wire
Russian ‘brain drain’ of academic, finance, and tech workers ‘might be the most
important problem’ for its economy, experts say (msn.com)

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On Sweden’s Gotland, Ukraine war revives fears of Russia – Search (bing.com)
The inhabitants of Gotland, a Swedish island located about 350km from Russia’s
exclave of Kaliningrad, grow increasingly anxious over the conflict with Russia after
four Russian jets breached Sweden’s airspace over the island this Wednesday.

Reports of discrimination, racism at the Ukrainian border – Search (bing.com)

Harrowing stories from the Ukraine-Poland border: Reports of discrimination against people of colour (msn.com)
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, Black Ukrainians and foreign students attempting to leave the country say they are experiencing racist treatment at the border. MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin spoke to Peniel E. Joseph, a professor of history and founding director of the Center for the Study of Race and Democracy at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin, about the disparity.

How far will Putin go – and how far will America go to stop him? (msn.com)
Sometimes, in weighing what Russian officials are saying now, or what they may be
saying next week, it helps to take a look at what they were saying just a few days ago:

Israel’s prime minister speaks out after three-hour Putin meeting – Search (bing.com)
Israel’s Prime Minister Neftali Bennett met for three hours with Russian President Vladimir Putin about ending the war in Ukraine.

“I’m so proud to be Ukrainian”: Soccer star Oleksandr Zinchenko speaks out against Russian invasion and spoke of his pride in being Ukrainian after the Russian invasion
of his country.

**William Taylor: Ukraine will not allow Putin to dominate them – Bing video**
Former Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor discusses the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the likelihood of a NATO no-fly zone.

More protests against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ignite around the world
On March 5, people around the world gathered for protests to support Ukraine.

Saturday Sessions: David Byrne’s America Utopia perform “Burning Down the House
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer David Byrne rose to prominence in the mid-1980s with his band, “Talking Heads.” For his 2018 album, “American Utopia,” Byrne launched a groundbreaking world tour that has now become a hit Broadway show. For “Saturday Sessions,” Byrne and the cast of “American Utopia,” perform “Burning Down the House.”

Heartbreaking destruction in Ukraine’s Bila Tserkva after Russian air strike – YouTube
Video shows extensive damage in Ukraine’s Bila Tserkva following explosions during an air strike. (Video credit: Ukraine National Police/Gennday Dikiy)

Close to Kyiv, the damage of war – Search (bing.com)
A Russian air raid caused widespread damage to a village near Kyiv on Thursday night. Footage showed damaged residential buildings and burned cars in the centre of Byshiv village, about 60 kilometres (37 miles) southwest of Kyiv.

Thomas Friedman: How Ukraine conflict ends – Search (bing.com)
‘Putin can only win by permanently occupying Ukraine, which will keep
Putin permanently isolated, which will be very dangerous for the world,’
says Thomas Friedman.

‘We’ve never lived in a world where a country
this big and powerful was made a pariah state.’

Ukraine fights back as struggle continues with Russia
Ukraine has shocked the world and Russia with their resolve to fight back against the invasion. Meanwhile, Russia has begun using banned weapons, according to NATO.

Chris Livesay reports. – Search (bing.com)
Russian police beat, arrest anti-war protesters – Bing video
Children born in a bomb shelter Terminally Ill Children Fleeing to Poland
In Russia, thousands defy police threats to protest the invasion of Ukraine.
Inside Putin’s mindset as Russian forces ramp up attacks in Ukraine – Search (bing.com)
At Least 4 Civilians Killed in Shelling by Russian Forces Near Kyiv – The New York Times
Ukraine civilians making ‘as many Molotov cocktails as possible’: Local CEO Musemio CEO and Ukraine-born Olga Kravchenko says some Ukrainians don’t have guns or ammunition to protect themselves. – Search (bing.com)
Ukraine has ‘plans in place’ to ensure ‘continuity of government one way or another’
if Zelensky dies, Blinken says (msn.com)

Nuclear Fears Intensify As Ukraine War Builds.
What Is Putin’s Threshold?

Ukrainians show defiance in the street,
In Kherson, the first city in Ukraine to fall to Russia,
citizens are taking to the street to confront Russian soldiers.

Nuclear threat looms in Ukraine – Search (bing.com)
Russia has seized Europe’s largest nuclear plant in Ukraine and is closing in on a second nuclear plant in the south of the country. Shelling in these areas could threaten the safety of civilians across Europe, including Russia. A nuclear analyst and former U.S. diplomat joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss.

Ukrainians in Kherson rally against Russian forces – Search (bing.com)
Ukrainians in the city of Kherson took to the streets on Saturday (March 5)
to protest against Russian forces after they took control of the city.

Things are turning bad for the Russian economy, says Atlantic Council’s Kempe
The Atlantic Council’s Fred Kempe joins The News with Shepard Smith to discuss
the latest from the war in Ukraine, its impact on the Russian economy and where
he sees things heading from here.

**The real Vladimir Putin has been revealed | A Current Affair**
The real Vladimir Putin has been revealed | A Current Affair – YouTube
What is Vladimir Putin’s net worth? (msn.com)

Ruth Ferrero-Turrión,
A professor of Political Science at Madrid’s Complutense University, says “the powerful autocrats always have a huge financial reserve hidden away somewhere.” **The academic describes what keeps Putin in power in Russia as “mafia capitalism.”**

***Clinton Obama Biden & Pelosi Crime families.***

‘Seemingly undeterred’: Ukrainian protesters stand ground against warning shots.
Russian soldiers fired warning shots near protesters as they marched through the
streets in Novopskov, Ukraine. At least one protester was hit by gunfire.

Ukrainians in Kherson rally against Russian forces after the city’s seizure.
Ukrainians protest against Russian forces after they seized Kherson

A Russian couple speaks out after protesting the Ukraine War, saying the majority of citizens are against conflict. Polina Oleinikova and Arshak Makichyan say the Russian people are scared to protest and could face up to 15 years in prison for doing so.

Ukrainian and Russian roommates unite community at University of Delaware
Two University of Delaware students, Greg Tarnayski, a junior from Ukraine, and Vlad Krylov, a senior from Russia, join Yasmin Vossoughian to discuss how they have organized their community together in support of the Ukrainian people, what they have learned in the process, and what they want Americans to know about their countries.

Ukrainian refugee camp sings happy birthday to young girl – Search (bing.com)
Amid war and devastation, residents of a refugee camp in Romania came together
to give a seven-year-old who had recently fled Ukraine a birthday surprise.

Liz Cheney Blasts ‘Putin Wing of the GOP’ After Ret. Col. Macgregor’s Zelensky Remarks.

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Did You Know Green Bay’s Election Was Run by Michael Spitzer Rubenstein from A Hotel Room?

The Wisconsin Special Report says: Democrats cheated in the 2020 election!

Emerald Robinson

There are so many newsworthy details contained in the just-released Wisconsin Special Counsel Report on the 2020 Election that it’s hard to know where to begin.

Every American citizen should read this report because it explains how the election was stolen by Democrats. That alone makes it worthwhile.

Let’s start with this story:

The OSC learned that all machines in Green Bay were ESS machines and were connected to a secret, hidden Wi-Fi access point at the Grand Hyatt hotel, which was the location used by the City of Green Bay on the day of the 2020 Presidential election.
The OSC discovered the Wi-Fi, machines, and ballots were controlled by a single individual who was not a government employee but an agent of a special interest group operating in Wisconsin.

Wow. So one guy hidden at the Grand Hyatt Hotel controlled Green Bay’s election from his room?

Who is that guy’s name?

According to the report: his name is Michael Spitzer Rubenstein.

Why was a lawyer from Brooklyn in control of an election in Wisconsin?

That’s a good question.

Let’s begin, though, with an explanation of why it’s been so hard to get any good questions answered at all. Just take a look at your calendar: it’s March 2022. The retired Wisconsin Supreme Court judge who conducted this Special Counsel investigation would remind all of us, first, that we’re talking about companies that are hiding their tracks.

The OSC began a comprehensive investigation of voting machines in Wisconsin. As part of that investigation, subpoenas were sent to Dominion, ESS, and Command Central, LLC, a Dominion reseller and servicer. The information sought included information about who, when, where, and what updates the machines were provided.
The OSC learned that one machine company representative stated that the voting machines were “wiped” during updates, meaning they did not retain federally required voter data.
It was discovered that Command Central, LLC, received images of cast ballots on election night using the internet. Command Central is alleged to be holding actual ballots cast on election night at its offices in Minnesota in violation of Wisconsin law.
The OSC was not able to complete this portion of its investigation, however.

Let’s also remember that the voting machine companies have refused to comply with investigations authorized by the state officials of Wisconsin even though the state officials of Wisconsin hired them in the first place as third-party vendors.

As of the date of this Report, the voting machine companies have refused to comply with the OSC’s legislative subpoenas, and have provided no data. The OSC considers this investigation incomplete but ongoing.
The OSC also sought information about the machines in Wisconsin used on election night from the clerks. The clerks either did not possess the data sought by the OSC or refused to provide it, with Green Bay and Madison insinuating that providing secure voting machine data to the OSC would somehow compromise election integrity. In other words, these cities claim that it is impossible to verify the integrity of the voting machines because doing that would jeopardize the integrity of both the machines and future elections.

So let’s return to the Brooklyn attorney in the hotel room running Green Bay’s election. How was that possible? How did he manage to do it?

One of the functions of Mr. Spitzer Rubenstein’s service as “on-site contact” was to coordinate with the contractor staff at the Hyatt Regency and KI Convention Center to set up wireless networks for Election Day operations. At Mr. Spitzer Rubenstein’s instruction, there were three WiFi networks available. One was the general conference facility public network that would be available to members of the press and others.
That network was password-protected, but the password was widely available. A second password-protected WiFi network was created for Central Count staff. Mr. Spitzer Rubenstein also directed that a third WiFi network be established, but that network was to be hidden and it was not to be password protected.
Spitzer Rubenstein also ensured that “both networks reach[ed] [his] hotel room on the 8th floor” (App. 262-266). On election day, Spitzer Rubenstein had access to ballots and determined which ones would be counted or not counted.

Our elections can be hijacked because the electronic voting machines are hooked up to the internet. You know: the simple truth that your elected officials keep insisting is not true — and which is now indisputably true. Which brings us to the next truth: your elected officials are lying to you and they’re probably lying to you because the only way they got elected was by using corrupt voting systems.

There’s another blockbuster development mentioned in the report as well. The retired Wisconsin judge got his hands on some interesting evidence.

The OSC’s investigation discovered the use of a ballot tracking and harvesting application in Wisconsin. An extensive amount of time and effort went into this portion of the investigation.
The OSC became attuned to the possibility of an application when reviewing email exchanges between the Zuckerberg 5 and third parties. This involved tracking applications in Georgia and Pennsylvania.
The OSC discovered ballot tracking programs in both Georgia and Pennsylvania.
The OSC was able to locate and identify the developer of both programs in those States. The OSC obtained the source code for the Pennsylvania application. Ultimately, that data and source code would not prove to be helpful to discovering information about the Wisconsin application.

The Democrats now have a very big problem: massive election fraud in 2020 is no longer a “conspiracy theory” — it’s a fact described in great detail in an official report conducted by the state officials of Wisconsin.

Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman (born September 18, 1966) is an American lawyer and former justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. A Republican, Gableman has been called a “hardline conservative.” During a November 7, 2020 speech at a Trump rally in Milwaukee four days after the election, Gableman said, “I don’t think anyone here can think of anything more systematically unjust than a stolen election.”

IT TAKES NO MORE THAN SOMEONE WITH COMMON SENSE TO REALIZE:

THAT OBAMA’s Right hand Flunky. With his 19.3 million TWITTER FOLLOWERS (mostly Muslim accounts or bots) COMPARED TO TRUMPs actual 88.7 million AMERICANs when he was censored off Twitter.

That something shady happened via the Demonrats.

Pelosi’s Ties to the Voting Machines – Search (bing.com)

Sidney Powell appeared on Mornings with Maria to discuss the topic of the day:

Election fraud. And during her exchange with host Maria Bartiromo, Powell laid it all out concerning the lawsuits that continue to mount over Hammer and Scorecard, the so-called software “glitch” that illicitly delivered a number of key states to Joe Biden.

According to Powell, this irregularity, to put it mildly, that affected a number of voting systems throughout the country on Election Day “should not have happened at all.” She maintains that this is where a bulk of the fraud took place with Trump votes being flipped for Biden, as well as new votes for Biden being added to the system that did not belong there because they “did not exist” in the first place.

“We need an audit of all of the computer systems that played any role in this fraud whatsoever,” Powell maintains.

“Joe Biden had it right. He said that he had the biggest voter fraud organization ever, and he didn’t need people’s votes now, he would need people later. They had this all planned, Maria. They had the algorithms. They had the paper ballots waiting to be inserted if and when needed. And notably, President Trump’s vote in the blue states went up enormously. That’s when they had to stop the vote count and go in and replace votes for Biden and take away Trump votes.”

Bartiromo responded by pointing out that new reports have linked Nancy Pelosi’s longtime chief of staff, along with Dianne Feinstein’s husband Richard Blum to Dominion Voting Systems, the company behind the voting software that the Democrats used to try to steal the election for Joe Biden. Powell says this is absolutely correct.

“Well, obviously they have invested in it for their own reasons and are using it to commit this fraud to steal votes,” Powell stated.

“I think they’ve even stolen them from other Democrats in their own party who should be outraged about this also. Bernie Sanders might very well have been the Democratic candidate, but they’ve stolen it from whoever they wanted to steal it from.”

Just accept it, Democrats: Biden lost

Anyone familiar with Powell, who was also an attorney for Michael Flynn, knows that she means business. There is mounting evidence from many different angles that proves, pending confirmation in the courts, that the Democrat establishment is attempting a coup against President Trump by trying to thieve his rightfully earned second term.

Love him or hate him, the truth of the matter is that Trump won the 2020 election, and it is only a matter of time before the whole world knows it. Sure, millions of Trump haters will refuse to accept it, just like they did in 2016 and beyond, but they will know he won whether they like it or not.

The world will also eventually know the truth about the Clinton Crime Family which like Pelosi and Feinstein is also linked to the Dominion voting machines that were used to try to steal the election for Biden.

Here are 12 documented crimes committed by Hillary Clinton

1) In January 2001, Clinton stole $28,500 of furniture from the White House.

2) In 1980, Clinton cheated on her taxes by not reporting $6,498 in income from commodities trading.

3) In 2010, 2011, and 2012, Clinton lied to the IRS by falsely saying that her foundation did not get any money from foreign governments.

4) It is illegal for cabinet members to accept gifts from foreign governments. However, when Clinton was Secretary of State, she accepted first class flights that were paid for by foreign governments.

5) Clinton illegally stored classified spy satellite data on North Korean nukes on her private email server.

6) In August 2015, Clinton signed a sworn statement, under penalty of perjury, saying that she had turned over all of her work related emails. The statement was later revealed to be false.

7) In October 2015, Clinton admitted that she had broken U.S. law in Benghazi.

8) Clinton illegally gave classified material to people who had not been cleared to have it in their possession.

9) Clinton illegally ignored 237 of the 240 Freedom of Information Act requests that she had received when she was Secretary of State.

10) Clinton illegally withheld Benghazi related emails from the State Department.

11) Clinton illegally continued to keep and email classified information after she quit her job as Secretary of State.

12) After Clinton received a subpoena ordering her to turn over her work-related emails, she illegally ignored the subpoena and used BleachBit software to delete those emails.

Bush-Clinton Crime Family Syndicate.

Al Gore vs the Bush-Clinton Crime Family Syndicate Scumbag Jeb Bush Revealed

UNITED STATES of America – It can now be reported that former Vice President, now year 2000 duly elected President Albert Gore Jr., has testified before a National Security Grand Jury fingering the Bush-Clinton Crime Family Syndicate, also specifically former President Bill Clinton, along with Clinton’s wife, dysfunctional Secretary of State.

Loser and practicing 3rd degree witch, lesbian in-the-closet Hillary Rodenhurst Clinton, former Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson, former Clinton Administration Secretary of State Madeleine Albright a.k.a. Halfbright, former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating and, of course, the grandmaster — sociopath Daddy Bush a.k.a. George Herbert Walker (Iran contra) Bush, and not one of these criminals got thrown into prison?

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What Does Russians and Ukrainians say to each other – Search (bing.com)

What It Was Like Driving Across Russia Weeks Before the War (msn.com)

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What did Mike Krzyzewski say about Bobby Knight – Search (bing.com)?
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