Good afternoon—it’s been months now, and my username is still completely unusable. I'm running into those same issues I mentioned in my previous posts on this thread. I don't even have an ad blocker active, yet the site keeps loading as if I'm on a dial-up connection because of those constant "server busy" messages. Interestingly, my wife uses the same computer on her own account and doesn't experience any of these problems at all.
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My Nick is still unusable—it actually took me ten minutes just to get back here to warn you that nothing has been done about it. Can we be honest for a second? Is this happening because I was debunking those COVID narratives, or is this just a random technical glitch? Either give me a permanent ban or just fix my username.
Besides, don't you see that stormygardener15 and I both ended up with the exact same signature—"Sometimes I'm not on the forum"? It looks like some kind of total chaos is happening with account overlaps or whatever you call it.
It’s still acting up—and I’ve already checked both Chrome and Edge just to be sure—so it isn't a browser issue or anything on my end with my computer. The issues I mentioned previously have been dragging on for days now. Everything seems fine when I'm logged out under this Nick, but once I sign in? It works perfectly on a friend's profile right after mine. But the second I log back in, everything just glitches out again.
Did someone mess with the settings, or is there some deep-state interference going on here?😉 It’s actually pretty funny—stormygardener15 and I have the exact same signature under our names. Also, the server is still acting up—just endless loops and "busy" messages. Can I just create a jademoose6 2.0 account while you guys get this sorted out?
I really hope someone can look into this—otherwise, I might have to start spinning conspiracy theories about why things are being made so difficult. The site works flawlessly when my friend logs in using my computer and my Wi-Fi, but the second I sign in myself, I’m hit with constant "server busy" errors or endless loops where it takes five tries just to open a single thread. On top of that, quoting is basically impossible right now. Is there a logical explanation for this, or am I just met with silence? And what on earth is this "Sometimes I'm not online" status supposed to mean? Now I see that stormygardener15 is dealing with the exact same thing. Has someone been messing with user profiles?
The Forum has been incredibly sluggish for me lately—or maybe it’s just the server being busy? I could barely get this post finished. I know for a fact that a friend of mine is having zero issues; everything is running perfectly smooth for them. We're even using the exact same computer and the same Wi-Fi connection. Yet, the second I log in, things start stalling. Does anyone have any idea what's going on?
A ruling from the Federal District Court. The lockdowns were a complete political disaster...
Federal District Court, judgment of January 11th, 2021, Case No. 6 OWi - 523 Js 202518/20 https://2020news.de/wp-content/uploa...-202518-20.pdf
Court confirms catastrophic failure of politics Reiner Fuellmich US District Court https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hFd...=Annie and Martin
Things are slowly moving toward actual court rulings—local ones, at least—but progress is being made. Or will we reach a "new normal" where laws and verdicts simply don't matter if they don't fit the official narrative?
Searching has been disabled. Yeah, I can't search through old posts either—mine or anyone else's. I guess this whole Forum is just a total joke, right?
We won't see any relief if they actually lift the restrictions—not when this whole "epidemic" is just being used as an excuse by the administration to maintain control. The real reason they're dragging their feet? They're terrified of losing that sweet, sweet tax revenue.
redwalker802 said:We absolutely need them! In my view, it’s the only legitimate way to protect the most vulnerable people. Everything was shut down before and it held up, even if it hit everyone incredibly hard. Personally, I think we can manage another month of this until things settle down and better weather arrives. Until then, I just hope they find ways to make this period easier on us and that we won't have to deal with medication shortages causing future quarantines.
Huh? A month from now is the dead of winter—what "better weather" are you expecting? And besides, it isn't the only way to handle this, nor will everything just magically thaw out. What kind of fairy tale are you living in?
George Murphy12 said:A woman showing up at the USPS with COVID, doing her business, and then posting online: "I have coronavirus, disinfect this branch." Response from USPS: They shut the whole office down
Probably true. Still think people like that should be stuck in quarantine instead of wandering around while everyone else gets grounded by the county...
David Vaughn75 said:Look, the Descendants of those victims are still walking this earth, and believe me, they haven't forgotten a damn thing.
The real question is—why can't they just hold a mass for the victims at the cathedral in Washington, D.C., instead of flying in that whole crowd from Austria just to rant about the communists and thugs who absolutely loathe America?
Not in Washington, D.C. There is actually a Church of American Martyrs located in a Small rural town—it was designed to be a central memorial for all the suffering and struggles our people faced while fighting for independence and freedom... according to Wikipedia.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_Croatian_Martyrs_in_a_Small_rural_town
We really need to refresh our moral compasses—and our wallets—but first, we should probably bankrupt the current system entirely... wouldn't that just let all those old ghosts finally die off once and for all, allowing people to actually live?
jademoose6 said:Actually, I see the National Guard's concept as deeply patriotic—so much so that they inherently stand with the citizens. The National Guard becomes essential the moment state agencies become alienated—when the government starts serving itself or political parties rather than the people. They serve as a necessary lever of power—a guarantee of protection for true patriots who want to bring the country back under the umbrella of its citizens. Isn't a unified National Guard at the federal level far better than the various party-aligned or local militias that pop up whenever a system begins to crumble? You can't really rely on the Department of Justice during those moments—firstly, because they are there for a paycheck, and secondly, because they are always positioned to protect those in power. They simply lack the motivation. As for the US Armed Forces, I'm not entirely sure what the current status is. The National Guard would be a beacon of hope for the people. Do you honestly think demilitarization and political purges in America would ever pass peacefully? And why would that topic even be considered a trick?🤷
Well, look—we're seeing Ukrainians starting to organize themselves into a sort of "National Guard." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYhrLJr93Go It’s a bit late, though—if they had possessed their own version of a National Guard earlier, perhaps extremist groups wouldn't have hijacked their protests. Maybe now it will be a bit clearer why I've always envisioned the need for such a formation.