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Re: DeSantis announces HUGE number of voter fraud arrests

jedmerrill — Mon, 22 Aug 2022 17:08:51 -0000

It’s nice to see at least one state functioning properly! Thank you Governor DeSantis!

Re: Leaked documents reveal offshore dealings of top Trump officials

jedmerrill — Mon, 06 Nov 2017 13:01:00 -0000

I’m pretty sure offshore finance is legal. If US banking systems don’t get the job done, smart business leaders go overseas.

Tax evasion is not legal, and is a separate matter.

Re: Few Cities Could Accommodate Amazon's New Headquarters

jedmerrill — Thu, 07 Sep 2017 18:12:37 -0000

Utah, aka Silicon Slopes! Highly educated, hard working work force and several great universities. Growing population. About 3 million statewide with most in a 50 mile radius of Salt Lake City. They’d be competing for talent with other billion dollar companies like Domo, Adobe, eBay, Oracle, Solar City, Purple, and PluralSight, but it is still very reasonable compared to Seattle. GREAT OUTDOORS. The largest ski resort in North America, many national parks, etc. Utah is also remodeling the Salt Lake International Airport, and the 2002 Winter Olympics and Paralympics were a great investment in infrastructure.

Re: The Oscars Ratings Are In… And They’re BRUTAL

jedmerrill — Mon, 27 Feb 2017 13:56:55 -0000

The #MerylStreepEffect. No more extremist politics in media!

Re: Mitt Romney Just Suffered A Humiliating Rejection

jedmerrill — Sun, 18 Dec 2016 16:52:18 -0000

Romney would have been an excellent choice, and would have been President in 2012 if not for DNC voter fraud planned by Soros. See ObamaVoterFraud.com. Nice to hear Tillerson is a fellow Eagle Scout!

Re: Trump fires back at Obama claim of Russian meddling

jedmerrill — Fri, 16 Dec 2016 17:52:44 -0000

So Obama is concerned about Russia possibly having tried to influence the US election, even though Wikileaks has a very different story, but is not concerned that Obama himself took $600 million from Middle Eastern (Saudi Arabian and Qatari) and European (German and U.K.) influences in the 2008 election?

Re: What Did Jesus Look Like? Forensic Science Reveals the Most Famous Face in History

jedmerrill — Mon, 12 Dec 2016 16:54:28 -0000

The image they came up with reminds me of a caveman. While this might represent aspects of a variety of people living in that day, I think it is missing several important features:

Light and truth. The inner light tends to shine outward and has an influence on how we look. I expect to see a lot more intelligence reflected in his features, considering His wisdom was beyond essentially anyone alive today.

Genetics from His Heavenly parent and a mother who was described as fair.

If the Roman soldiers did not know Jesus, it might be because there were no photographs at the time. He may also have trimmed His hair and beard in a manner common to the day. Maybe the disciples also dressed much like He did.

How do you apply forensic science where no forensics are available?

Interesting attempt, though.

Re: Obama going down a legend in Leftist media

jedmerrill — Mon, 12 Dec 2016 16:10:15 -0000

Barack Obama was the worst President in my lifetime, if not American history. For those of us who thought he might be a fulfillment of Martin Luther King's dream, he was a failure from the start. Given a Nobel Peace Prize even he was uncomfortable with, he oversaw a massive increase in racial tensions that had little foundation in reality. He trampled and slandered parts of American history and tradition we have always kept sacred, from the Constitution to bussing in non-citizens to vote for liberal policies most Americans disagreed with. He was compared to King George the third, concerning so many Americans he gave rise to a Tea Party movement. He threatened media into compliance as only Communist and fascist dictators have in the past. He forced healthcare on businesses that could not afford it. He blocked off shore drilling in America while funding it in Brazil. He doubled the number of people on welfare rolls, reducing unemployment only by putting millions of people in a category of their own not counted as unemployed but given up. He weakened US borders, made deals with America's enemies, and imposed Common Core educational standards on schools that included Socialist propaganda. He helped fund ISIS. Donald Trump may suffer from a variety of moral deficits, but is a breath of free air after Barack Obama, who my kids will know for who he was, a traitor.

Re: Trump summons Romney for 2nd look as staffers squabble

jedmerrill — Tue, 29 Nov 2016 16:39:57 -0000

Trump should start to cite his sources, but yes, there is evidence of at least three million dead people voting according to TrueTheVote, a very reputable organization, and their partners. This is the fraud that is 100% verifiable, but there could be more in the form of election machine tampering, given that Soros bought the company that services many of our machines and has a history of tampering with elections in multiple countries including Hungary, where he is banned.

Re: Don't Mourn, Fight Like Hell

jedmerrill — Sat, 12 Nov 2016 00:08:48 -0000

You do know that your protests are being paid for by someone who was a youth spy for Hitler in World War 2? George Soros founded and funds MoveOn.org, which is organizing or paying for practically all of the protests.

Re: Don't Mourn, Fight Like Hell

jedmerrill — Fri, 11 Nov 2016 16:50:34 -0000

It sounds like you have become what you claim to be fighting against. While Trump has said things I disagree with about people I respect, mostly competitors during the race, he has never said things as mean as you and the protestors you work with are saying about him. Maybe you will fall into the pit you are digging for President Trump, if not in this life then the next.

Best of luck to you. Trump was not one of my top picks for President, but he will be a good one, and more transparent than either Obama or Hillary have been. Yes, he has suffered from a character deficit in the past, but I think the election process has humbled him and he will do better than any of us believe, and more for the American people than several Presidents before him, because he is not part of the establishment.

Do as you see best, but you will hurt yourself more than you will ever hurt our new President.

Democracy is a series of peaceful revolutions, expressed through honest votes. You are advocating mobocracy. Not a very American thing to do.

Re: Don't Mourn, Fight Like Hell

jedmerrill — Thu, 10 Nov 2016 17:15:05 -0000

Hatred? Bigotry? Sounds like a mountain of delusion to me.

Americans voted for Trump because we love America too much to let it fall into globalism, socialism, or anything short of the Constitution.

Do you know what causes racial tension to grow as much as racism itself? Calling people racists. If you want to create a new America, call both adversary and ally Americans.

These old hatreds you call upon are called liberty, equality, prosperity.

Please stop inciting intolerance in the name of tolerance.

America wants to be united, we are just not willing to throw away the America we were born into as a birthright to do it.

Calm the heck down and build America instead of tearing her down.

Re: Kelly Ayotte Not Conceding New Hampshire Senate Race Yet

jedmerrill — Thu, 10 Nov 2016 12:59:12 -0000

Soros is also banned from Hungary for messing with elections, i.e. Voter fraud. Why not here?

Re: Kelly Ayotte Not Conceding New Hampshire Senate Race Yet

jedmerrill — Thu, 10 Nov 2016 12:55:51 -0000

Make Julian Assange an advisor at the White House! Just don't give him classified information...

Re: Kelly Ayotte Not Conceding New Hampshire Senate Race Yet

jedmerrill — Thu, 10 Nov 2016 12:51:35 -0000

Put Soros in jail! Lock him up! Lock him up!

Re: Who’s Behind the Charlotte Riots? Police Say 70% of Arrests are from Out of State Being Bussed In

jedmerrill — Sat, 24 Sep 2016 18:06:07 -0000

By the way, Soros is banned from at least one European country (Hungary I believe) because he interfered with elections. He also headed up the Secretary of State project prior to 2012 to make certifying fraudulent votes easier, and bought a company that "counts" American votes. He grew up a youth spy for Hitler. This is a very corrupt person who is only tolerated in America because he funds interests of people like Obama and Hillary. For that matter, he introduced Obama to his first foreign backers and helped erase parts of his past. It is no surprise that he would try to divide Americans against police, who are here to protect and serve us.

Re: Who’s Behind the Charlotte Riots? Police Say 70% of Arrests are from Out of State Being Bussed In

jedmerrill — Sat, 24 Sep 2016 17:55:57 -0000

If it is Soros, police should compare the ID's of those arrested with those of thousands involved in organized voter fraud during the 2012 election, when bus loads of unregistered voters went from state to state voting repeatedly in key battleground states to get Barack Obama re-elected. A number of them were from Chicago, but there were also bus loads of people who were not US citizens and did not speak English. http://www.ObamaVoterFraud.... My money is on the bus money coming from the same source that funded the election year fraud road trip. See also some Occupy protestors, some of whom complained about not being paid as agreed. Finally, I met a white person affiliated with the Black Panthers last year who was for riots because he saw the overall political system as broken, unfixable, and in need of revolution. He was encouraging demonstrations against "police brutality" in Salt Lake City, and it appeared he was part of an organized national effort to turn people against police.

Re: Jury finds Utah companies made 100 million illegal calls

jedmerrill — Sat, 28 May 2016 16:22:52 -0000

I am not a fan of telemarketers, but $11,000 to $16,000 seems pretty excessive, especially since a single call probably doesn't make most companies more than $5 on average.

The films this company makes are family friendly and faith based, cleaner than Disney, and I enjoyed watching several of them and recommend them to anyone.

Wondering if the faith based aspect is one reason they are being looked into? And have 100 million people really complained? Where are they getting these numbers?

Re: Welcome

jedmerrill — Mon, 09 May 2016 01:36:09 -0000

I also grew up designing theme parks on paper. I drew two or three designs for a Star Wars theme park 30 years ago and am excited to see it happening for real today!

Thanks for the inspiration and practical lessons in imagineering, Steve!

Re: Donald Trump Buys Jebbush.com- Hilarity Ensues

jedmerrill — Tue, 16 Feb 2016 15:28:29 -0000

LOL. This is especially funny since George W. Bush was one of the first to benefit from domain names, thanks to Karl Rove who snapped up a number of Bush related names, both positive and negative, and used them for the benefit of the Bush campaign. (See the Kindle book The Domain Game.) I personally have about 45 high profile names pointing to Marco Rubio's site at the moment, including CaliforniaDemocrats.com and TexasRepublicans.com. Trump is in my top 3, thanks to The Apprentice.

Re: Like it or not, Donald Trump taps into the silent majority

jedmerrill — Mon, 13 Jul 2015 13:14:32 -0000

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to say nothing.

Donald is now my third choice for President, after Mitt Romney and Marco Rubio. Just passed up Ben Carson, which is saying something.

Re: Photos of Joseph Smith’s pocket watch

jedmerrill — Sun, 11 Jan 2015 17:03:25 -0000

The Book of Revelation was the first book written of the New Testament, even though it is now placed last. Does this make all other books in our modern Bible, including the four testaments that tell us most about Christ's life, fraudulent assaults on original scripture? Deuteronomy warns something similar. Does this make Revelations a fraud as it came later? The Testimony of John says if all the words of Christ were written he supposed they would fill the Earth. (Last verse.)

The Bible as we know it did not exist in its current form at the time of Christ or the time of Revelations. Even today Catholics and Protestants have different books in their canon. Which is more? Which is less? Are both condemned because their included books don't agree?

Mormons embrace all of the words of Christ, whenever and wherever and to whomever He gave them.

We embrace the Book of Mormon as another testament of Jesus Christ, comparable to the Bible, but not in any way replacing it. We read and love both.

You can reject the teachings of Christ found in either the Bible or the Book of Mormon, but that is what they are, His words and the words of His prophets and apostles.

The Heavens are only closed to those who lack the faith to ask and receive. Jesus said we should knock, and likewise when He comes knocking or His servants (missionaries for example) we are blessed if we open our doors and minds to light and truth. What we do to the least of these we do to Him.

Re: DNC issues anti-Jeb Bush talking points

jedmerrill — Sat, 20 Dec 2014 13:51:38 -0000

My first choice for 2016 will be Romney, but I am enjoying seeing how Jeb does things. He's not a weak leader like Obama and Hillary have proven themselves time and time and time again.

Re: The Mormon Advantage

jedmerrill — Sat, 13 Dec 2014 17:42:27 -0000

Mormons in no way reject the Bible. We embrace it. It is non-Biblical creeds that we don't accept, which are controversial even in historical Christianity, like the Nicene Creed. We take the good and reject what appears to us to not be Biblical, like the idea that God is not knowable.

We believe God has a glorified, immortal body and is not "without body, parts or passions" as some Christians profess. He created man in His image, as the Bible says plainly.

We love the Bible and teachings of Christ. We do not accept the teachings and opinions of Constantine as being of equal weight.

Call me non-Constantinian, but don't call me non-Christian.

Re: The Mormon Advantage

jedmerrill — Sat, 13 Dec 2014 17:39:06 -0000

The Book of Mormon contains a name or reference to Christ once every 1.5 verses for 530 pages. That's roughly 5,000 references to Christ.

The Bible is also key to Mormon theology and canon.

The Book of Mormon is subtitled Another Testament of Jesus Christ.