a star in the firmament.
The lower forms of consciousness – are foreign and need to go. I’m waiting
for them to start dropping dead. Why do we keep choosing to do this? Earth sucks, bro! This is my hardest reincarnation yet. Life is a just a temporary place and you’re on a temporary mission. We are in the astral plane. This reality is a physical representation of our mind’s interpretation of our collective thoughts. We are aliens. But I was learning about the prime directive, and this is our planet. not sure if we are the Star-seeds, but we sure as hell got a duty here !
Starting your morning with quiet reflection or meditation is a great way to set a peaceful tone for your day. Five minutes of deep breathing can be your routine or 20 minutes of meditation. Do what suits you. #FridayThoughts #Meditation #yoga #health Anyone can be gross. It’s not some great achievement. It will never encourage or lead people to do noble things. It proves who you are, at least in part. It extends your childish thinking and behavior. There are many good things it is not. You are worth your imperfections, you are worth your bad days, you are worth your good, you are worth your confusion, you are worth your insecurities, you are worth fighting for and you are worth loving.
Behind every strong person… is a story that gave them no choice.
Mask wearing has been this government’s greatest success. They have no intention of reversing it. It has shown how obedient to gov’t dictated people can be. Watching mask wearers, I’ve noticed it’s become embedded in their daily routine. Just what the gov’t wanted. A new normal. Retailers, particularly those with online presence, are moving to make them trendy & socially desirable amongst teenagers and young adults. It saddens me how easily duped so many people are, still thinking Boris and his gang are good people, doing their best for us all. #MasksOffAmerica
US Capitol Arrests: Christopher Worrell
A member of the Proud Boys who was accused of blasting a line of police officers with pepper-spray during the Capitol riot on Jan. 6 is begging to be released from prison after supposedly coming down with the coronavirus.
According to Politico, Christopher Worrell’s attorneys claim he contracted
the virus while awaiting his trial in a Washington, D.C., jail, and they say their client is particularly vulnerable because of his ongoing blood cancer treatment. The lawyers revealed Worrell’s COVID-19 diagnosis as part of an appeal after a federal judge rejected his bid for release last month. At the time, Judge Beryl Howell noted that Worrell took part in the Capitol riot without wearing a mask, so didn’t appear to be overly concerned about his health at that point in time. Howell also said Worrell’s alleged attack on police with a chemical spray justified his continued detention.
Read More: (thedailybeast.com)
Christopher Worrell, a cancer patient who has been detained since March 12 for firing pepper spray during the events at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, contracted Covid-19 in jail, his attorney said. The attorney for Worrell has filed an emergency motion with the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to seek the release of his client.
Christopher Worrell said he fired the pepper spray at people who he believed
to be Antifa that were targeting police. He never entered the Capitol building on Jan. 6.
Since March 12, Worrell has been shipped around from Florida, to Oklahoma, to Virginia, and currently Washington, D.C.
“He has been subjected to horrific conditions including a lack of water for sometimes up to seven hours and contracted Covid-19 on top of his non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma cancer,” Gateway Pundit noted in an April 15 report. “The proud patriotic American is now severely at risk of dying from Covid-19
or metastasizing cancer advancing while being denied bail.”
In videos he recorded on the scene on Jan. 6, Worrell “can repeatedly be heard calling for peace,” the report notes.
“During the chaos, Worrell saw people that he believed to be Antifa pushing towards the police. He maintains that he discharged his pepper spray towards the people he believed to be leftist agitators, to protect the officers,” the report says. “The government claims that he was trying to spray the police, but have not offered any evidence to back this up.”
While not identifying any victim who was harmed by the pepper spray, the government did concede that it “do[es] not currently know with certainty the target at which Worrell was spraying.”
On April 6, Worrell’s lawyers expressed their concern about his treatment. Chief Judge Beryl Howell argued that Worrell’s concerns about Covid-19 are “disingenuous” because there were no photos submitted of him wearing a mask. In an emergency filing on Thursday, Worrell’s lawyer John Pierce argued that the Fifth Amendment protects the right of pretrial detainees to receive adequate medical care and to be free from pre-conviction punishment. Pierce also noted that the government claims that they are holding Worrell to make sure there is a trial and he doesn’t flee — but if he dies, there will be no trial. The filing says that the prosecution’s position boils down to “we want him in custody, dead or alive.”
Cancer patient arrested in Jan. 6 Capitol protest, catches Covid-19 in jail, Christopher Worrell, denied bail, U.S. Capitol, WorldTribune.com
EXCLUSIVE: Cancer Patient Arrested Over Capitol Protest Denied Bail Since March 12,
Though He Never Entered Building, Catches COVID in Jail — Life Seriously At Risk By Cassandra Fairbanks
Published April 15, 2021 at 11:08am
The attorney for Capitol protester Christopher Worrell has filed an emergency motion with the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to seek the release of his client, who has cancer, after he contracted COVID-19 in the jail where he is being detained. Worrell has been held for over a month after firing pepper spray during the chaos on January 6, which he says was aimed at people who he believed to be Antifa that were targeting police.
Worrell has been imprisoned and denied bail since March 12 — and has been shipped around from Florida, to Oklahoma, to Virginia, and now finally DC.
He has been subjected to horrific conditions including a lack of water for sometimes up to seven hours and contracted COVID on top of his non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma cancer. The proud patriotic American is now severely
at risk of dying from COVID or metastasizing cancer advancing while being denied bail.
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Worrell was raided after travelling to DC with his girlfriend on January 6 to hear then-President Donald Trump speak and exercise their right to protest the 2020 presidential election. Due to the violence from the left that has been inflicted upon Trump supporters in public since 2016, Worrell wore a protective vest lined with plastic and legally carried a small bottle of pepper spray for protection.
Following the Stop the Steal rally, Worrell followed the crowd of thousands
of people to Capitol Hill to protest. The situation was peaceful at first, but escalated when people began to push against the police barriers to get into
the Capitol building.
Worrell never entered the building.
In videos he recorded on the scene, Worrell can repeatedly be heard calling
for peace. One of the clips from his phone captures him telling an officer that he was “not coming through,” when he accidentally bumped into a barricade trying to back away from the situation.
During the chaos, Worrell saw people that he believed to be Antifa pushing towards the police. He maintains that he discharged his pepper spray towards the people he believed to be leftist agitators, to protect the officers.
The government claims that he was trying to spray the police, but have not offered any evidence to back this up. Eventually, they conceded that the government “do[es] not currently know with certainty the target at which Worrell was spraying.”
The government has not offered any victim who was harmed or sustained injuries by the pepper spray. When a large portion of the crowd broke through the police line and entered the building, Worrell left. A warrant was issued for Worrell on March 12 and the FBI raided his home, but he was away on a camping trip. The FBI had his girlfriend call him and direct him to turn himself in. He immediately ended his trip and drove home, calling the FBI every 30 minutes during the ride to check in as instructed.
When he got home, he was arrested and his cell phone was seized.
Worrell was fully cooperative, even providing the agents with his password. Since then, Worrell has been denied bail while others who actually went inside have been granted it, despite his fragile medical condition. On March 20, Worrell began developing new nodes, lesions, and itchy patches across his body, likely symptoms of his Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. He has not received his cancer treatment or any other medications since his detention on March 12.
When his lawyers expressed their concern to the judge about his treatment on April 6, Chief Judge Howell argued that Worrell’s concerns about COVID are “disingenuous” because there were no photos submitted of him wearing a mask.
In an emergency filing on Thursday, Worrell’s lawyer John Pierce argued
that the Fifth Amendment protects the right of pretrial detainees to receive adequate medical care and to be free from pre-conviction punishment.
Pierce noted that the Due Process Clause mandates release because the pandemic presents a grave harm outweighing the government’s interest in confinement.
“This Court should release him immediately, subject to certain conditions. Confinement of a high-risk cancer patient in a high-risk setting during a pandemic amounts to impermissible pretrial punishment, as it is not reasonably related to the Government’s interest in confinement,”
the filing states.
Pierce also noted that the government claims that they are holding him to make sure there is a trial and he doesn’t flee — but if he dies, there will be no trial. The filing says that the prosecution’s position boils down to
“we want him in custody, dead or alive.”
Worrell voluntarily and immediately turned his passport in upon a Florida federal magistrate judge’s order issued on March 12.
In addition to the other Constitutional concerns raised in the filing, Pierce noted that the Bail Reform Act shows that Worrell is neither a serious flight risk nor a danger to the community, and the Court should grant at least temporary release until the pandemic ends.
**Those who wish to contribute to his legal defense can send it to
his best friend Dave Chester, who has been paying much of his legal fees while he is detained, Worrell’s lawyer confirmed.
His CashApp handle is $kazumdgc.
I think the hardest pill I ever had to swallow is that, I meant absolutely nothing to a whole lot of people…. When in turn they meant everything to me. If people don’t love you enough to value, respect, trust and want what is best for you, then they don’t love you enough. Surround yourself with different people. 🙂
That says more about who they are than who you are. I know what you mean, though. God’s love is always faithful, always strong and always there. I feel that way also… It takes time to learn who your real friends are…we hear ya! I understand that. I feel those people are not as able to love or feel loyalty, as deeply as I am. Blessed or cursed?
This just broke my heart. Phony people have no place in one ‘s life. God will place those in your life that cherish your friendship. I’m one of them. I feel blessed to know you through your posts. Don’t ever change who you are for anyone. God cleans the house too.
People fail us but God doesn’t. It’s hard when you care about all humanity,
Can you imagine the tears our Lord Jesus Christ sheds over some of the choices we make. The Tag line shouldn’t be “What would Jesus do” But instead “Jesus is Proud of me”
it’s a sad feeling.. That’s tough, it happens, so keep your chin up.Regular exercise can reduce your risk of severe Covid: study (cnbc.com)