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Thanks everyone for your prayers. Please keep praying. Meg is still in the hospital and has not returned to her normal self. The "EEG is abnormal demonstrating overall disorganized background and slowing consistent with mild to moderate encephalopathy." She's still not allowed out of bed a...

... It’s completely reasonable to expect prosecutors who hold one of the most important law enforcement jobs in the land not to: - Hire their boyfriend - Hire a boyfriend with no experience prosecuting ... You are assuming what has not been proven. The testimony was mostly that Wade was not her boy...

Josh wrote: ↑Thu Feb 15, 2024 5:22 pm Meanwhile, in Georgia, the DA who tried prosecuting Trump turns out to, well, not be squeaky clean.

I expect there aren't many people who someone can't find something (real or imagined) against. I expect this is deliberate intimidation tactics showing what happens to anyone who tries to prosecute.

Thank you everyone for your prayers. Yesterday, Meg was almost her normal self, with most of the mental confusion gone. However this morning she started to have repeated seizures and I wasn't able to wake her up in between them for her seizure meds. So I called the ambulance and she has been in the ...

If you are from non-anabaptist background, what is it that drew you to the anabaptist? God's call on my life has been intentional Christian community. The first one I was part of, Jubilee Partners, had one Mennonite member and occasional MVS volunteers, so I learned about Anabaptism a bit. The next...

mike wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 3:00 pm I would agree. Kind of how calling Jan 6 an insurrection is just political rhetoric.

Maybe legal jargon? This was legally determined in a trial with expert witnesses from both sides in Colorado. The Colorado Supreme Court upheld the finding.

Please continue to pray for us. Meg fell again a couple weeks ago and they had to do surgery on her neck. It's healing up well, but medication changes have put her in a distressed psychotic state. Been to various medical folks and are driving down to Peoria for a neurology appointment tomorrow.

barnhart wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 7:47 pm I find the men's clothing in Bruegel's painting disturbing. I'm glad that didn't stick.

Leggings for men are becoming more common, so similar. Haven't seed cod pieces except in costume situations. Leggings don't interest me, but I'm happy to see variety.

Valerie wrote: ↑Wed Jan 24, 2024 5:20 pm ...
and now we are dealing with the consequences of a fraudulent election.

This allegation has been disproven so many times that repeating it just leads others to consider those repeating it as not being credible.

The Colorado trial determined he was part of an insurrection, so this is a legally determined fact. At issue here was that the state court was ruling in a federal matter (the U.S. Constitution). The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that Colorado law prohibits having legally unqualified people on the pr...