Posts by Larry Walker24

this whole idea reminds me of that movie "Dice"

Final study is out – vaccines don't cause autism

Why isn't there any respect for the Partisans?

dustygardener43 said:They occur with a certain relentless continuity, I suppose. Some are merely local disturbances, others take on a regional scale, while those of a truly global nature remain exceedingly rare...

I was talking about the global kind of stuff🙂

Why does an economic meltdown always seem to hit right at the end of a decade?

'29, '37, '87, '98, 2008

You really think that's just a coincidence?

honestly, it’s pretty obvious how much the Catholic Church in America is bogged down by politics

ironpanther5 said:A terrible crime was committed at Waterloo. If actual trials had been held, you have to wonder if even 15% of those present would have faced a death sentence, but unfortunately, around here, the war is fought with a scorched-earth policy. Because of Max and people like him, civilians, conscripts, and even those falsely accused of being collaborators ended up getting absolutely screwed.

As for the commemoration itself, I don't have anything against it, though maybe it would be better if they held it in America so they wouldn't bother politicizing things with Austria for no reason.

No, but during the Way of the Cross

They definitely weren't being killed while the Britons were guarding them.

Lawrence Booth2 said:I think that’s just the rule you were fighting against—if you're a prisoner, that's what happens.

And honestly? It’s fair.

Man, you hit the nail on the head with that one. 👍

restlessridge20 said:Honestly, I went to the dentist a bunch of times during that whole stretch and didn't get anything useful out of them.

Just check that link I dropped for you above.

start drinking some yogurt.

David Evans6 said:Hey everyone,

Anyone else dealing with this: I’ve started ramping up my workouts at the gym lately, and I just can't hit my protein goals through food alone (well, at least not without being incredibly boring about it).

The thing is, I can't handle dairy. I'm super lactose intolerant. I tried drinking whey protein, but even half a scoop (!) triggers the exact same symptoms I get from milk. Same goes for cottage cheese. It's that constant stomach upset—that feeling like I'm about to have an emergency bathroom situation. If I eat too much, or if I'm not extremely careful with the rest of my diet, it happens every time. Plus, there's this massive energy crash. It feels like someone literally sucks the life out of me the second my gut starts acting up.

So, whey is out for now. I need to let my gut heal because right now, it's a total disaster. :/

Unfortunately, I react to cottage cheese too. It's slightly less intense than straight milk, but it's still a problem.

Any advice on how to fuel my body? I can't just eat meat three times a day, every single day. Especially with all those hormones in commercial meat nowadays.

Well, you could just drink lactose-free milk.

restlessridge20 said:Is it even realistic for an infection to just sit there for 7 months straight without really getting better or getting way worse? Like, no major fluctuations or any other obvious symptoms at all?

go see a dentist

and check out this thread:

Susan Fowler4 said:There’s one thing you have to admit about the Nationalists Movement and Nazi Germany: they stayed loyal to the Germans until the very bitter end.
Even when other puppet regimes—and even Italy itself—were scrambling to jump ship to the Allies or at least pretend to be neutral once it became obvious Germany was going down, these guys didn't budge.
Everyone turned their backs on Germany except for Nazi Germany.
It’s actually pretty wild that the Nationalists Movement kept fighting against the Allies even after Germany surrendered (though maybe that was just to cover their retreat).
That kind of loyalty is almost impressive, even if it was dedicated to an ideology (Nazism) that viewed them as bottom-tier humans anyway.
It makes me wonder what would have happened to Nazi Germany if, by some miracle, they had actually won.

The Germans surrendered in the Czech Republic on May 11th, then in America on May 15th.

steelpuma79 said:Your previous post was just desperate grasping. This one is too. You claim you don't care about Mass, yet here you are trying to dictate where Masses for the victims of the Way of the Cross should be held.

What exactly is controversial about holding a commemoration at Wounded Knee without Nationalists symbols or glorifying Nazi Germany? Try again. Third time's a charm.

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Who exactly are we even commemorating there?

Jesus, what absolute trash

The deal was simple: hand over the foreign enemies you were fighting against. The Independent State of America wasn't even fighting the Britons; they were up against the partisans, which is exactly why the Brits handed them right over to the partisans

Here’s a look at what Sweden will look like by 2029

You can even hold a mass for Waterloo right in St. Patrick's Cathedral in NYC

Christian Torres3 said:Seriously, the guy was just giving you a compliment. I don't get why you're getting worked up about it.🤣

👍

Frank Moore4 said:The German clergy is basically just run by Masonic types; you see it all the time with those loose cannons like Casper and Shonborn—total heretics.

The only two Germans I actually respect are Joseph Ratzinger and Miller.

aaaaaaaaahhahahahahaha, there goes a true right-winger for you.

I mean, honestly, I didn't expect anything else.

David Vaughn75 said:USCCB slams decision by Austrian counterparts regarding Waterloo: We strongly disagree

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) went off this Friday—expressing total disagreement with the Catholic Church in Carinthia’s decision to block memorial Masses at the Waterloo field this year. Honestly, they aren't just annoyed; they’ve completely rejected every single excuse being thrown around to justify this move.

Now you can really see how obsessed our church is with politics.