The Return of Karma

[Peloso]

Someone...anyone...should launch a bloody and incredibly expensive lawsuit against Fucker Swanson and Fox.

Dominion Voting Systems already is, but it's for election fraud conspiracies.

They should sue Trump. He dismantled all the safeguards that were already in place. He downplayed the virus as it arrived here to save his precious economy numbers.
He was the inspiration and the fuel for all this anti-masking alternative medicine COVID denial bullshit.

 

[Peloso]

Strap in. This is a long ride....

But Lisa only got a one way ticket.

 

[rareboy]

I keep wondering how Mikey 3000 made out....he was totally the kind of person that would have maintained this was all a hoax until his last breath.

 

[rareboy]

Jorge Lis, 46, Valencia, Spain, Professional Motorcyclist

Former Valencian motorcycling driver Jorge Lis has died at the La Fe hospital in Valencia, where he had been admitted to the ICU in critical condition since mid-July after contracting the COVID-19 disease after having refused to receive the vaccine.... “I wish I had been vaccinated”

https://then24.com/2021/09/08/forme...id-19-at-age-46-who-refused-to-be-vaccinated/

oh Jorge.....why did you wait so long to have regrets?

 

[rareboy]

This is Randy Mills.

This is the house that Randy recently bought adjacent to a golf course.

Randy was proudly unvaccinated.

Randy shared memes.

Then in early August, Randy asked for prayers....you know...the ones that all the other anti-vaxxers with COVID are also begging for.

Then, as things got worse everyone was directed to pray the HRADES ever.

Randy died on August 16, at the age of 61.

Anyone in the market for a house on the edge of a Jack Nicklaus golfcourse?

 

[LeicsDom]

I have a friend whose son is a virulent anti-vaxxer
He has just been diagnosed with Covid
To be honest if it is fatal most won't mourn him. He's a complete cunt!

 

[eddielee]

The remarkable stupidity of individuals in the face of scientific facts, stun me. This virus has long spread over this world, we know how deadly it is, yet still people are willfully ignorant. I just hope the Karma that anti-vaxxers are reaping will maybe, change a few minds.

 

[backagain]

I know this is going to sound sick..

I read about these anti-vaxxers and then they get it and die....
I can only think about the Queen songs lyrics.

"Another one bites the dust
Another one bites the dust
And another one gone and another one gone
Another one bites the dust
Hey I'm gonna get you too
Another one bites the dust"

 

[rareboy]

Kenneth and Kay Foote, 71, 66, Odessa, TX, Anti-vaxxers....

Oh Kenneth....

And then....

And then....

His final post.

He died August 26. She died on September 1.

their poor puppy.

 

[KaraBulut]

Don't get the vaccine. Talk some VA doctor into prescribing ivermectin (allegedly). Go to a teaching hospital when you take a turn for the worst. Then get a fool of a Texas judge to issue an order telling the doctors at the hospital that they're to give you ivermectin.

Then die.

The family will probably try to sue the hospital instead of the folks at Fox News and other right-wing media outlets pushing ivermectin.

And here we go...

Man dies of COVID-19, family says Sugar Land hospital refused court-ordered treatment of Ivermectin [Fox 26 Houston]

"Memorial Herman took away from my grandfather and us, his family, the opportunity to know whether or not that drug would have worked for him. We don’t know if that would have worked. Memorial Herman took that away from us. We will never have that peace," said Snider.

We asked if Lopez was vaccinated, but family members did not want to disclose that information.

 

[KaraBulut]

Recurring themes:


QAnon-backing pastor who denied coronavirus was real is hospitalised with Covid [Independent]

A local politician in Florida who once claimed there was no pandemic in a sermon is now in hospital with Covid.

Fred Lowry, 66, a councilman for Volusia County, Florida, once claimed in a controversial, conspiracy-filled sermon that, “We did not have a pandemic ... We were lied to.” Now, his colleagues say he has been in hospital for weeks with the virus.

"He is in the hospital wrestling with COVID-19," county chair Jeff Brower told The Daytona Beach News-Journal on Tuesday. "It’s been about three weeks now."...

 

[KaraBulut]

This might be a good time to invest in pharmaceutical companies that make anti-venom.

 

[KaraBulut]

Karma is a busy busy girl...

The man who started the movement to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom has COVID-19 [Sacramento Bee]

The lead proponent of the effort to recall California Gov. Gavin Newsom has COVID-19.

Orrin Heatlie, the retired Yolo County sheriff’s sergeant who started the recall movement last year, confirmed to The Sacramento Bee that he tested positive for the virus and has been isolating while recovering.

Heatlie said he did not receive the COVID-19 vaccine prior to his infection, and his case was not severe enough to warrant a hospital stay or any extreme measures.

“I was given some medication for a cough, but that was it,” he said.

 

[KaraBulut]

Meawhile, back in Florida...

Florida fire chief dies from COVID-19 after virus sidelines 75% of department [Raw Story]

A Florida fire chief has died from COVID-19 after the virus sidelined 75 percent of his department last month.

Officials in Lake City said they do not know whether Fire Chief Randy Burnham, who died Sunday after battling the virus for several weeks, had been vaccinated. A fire department lieutenant in Lake City, 60 miles west of Jacksonville, is also currently hospitalized with COVID-19 and on a ventilator, according to Channel 4 news. ..

Austin Thomas, a driver-engineer with the department, told Channel 4 that "August was a rough month for the 21-man fire station with, at one time, 75% of its employees either positive with the virus or in quarantine."

 

[rareboy]

 

[cityboy-stl]

 

[Peloso]

 

[Essex Boy]

This is addressed to Karma Bulut. Because you started it.

talking about Karma, where is Ken Copeland now ??

Great-grandson of televangelist Kenneth Copeland drowns in swimming pool accident [Fort Worth Star ********]

I am unable to read the article you linked to because I do not subscribe to the Fort Worth Star ********. However I located the story on a website with the quintessentially American name drowningaccidentsattorney.com (Available 24/7 - No Fees Unless We Win - Free Phone Consultation).

I quote: "Two-year old toddler Clark Mayer died in a drowning accident in northwest Tarrant County on May 4, 2021 ... The toddler was found unconscious in a backyard pool of his grandmother, the daughter of the televangelist [Kenneth Copeland]. The boy was rushed to Cook Children’s Hospital, where he ultimately was pronounced dead.
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner performed an autopsy. The death has been ruled an accidental drowning."

There's no shortage of unfortunate karmic happenings for those who didn't take their vaccines, who take veterinarian pharmaceuticals or go to rallies in support of fired or indicted politicians.

Which of those categories did two-year-old Clark Mayer belong to? Telstra asked what Kenneth Copeland was doing now. In reply you dug up a report about a tragic accident four months ago which befell a small child who happened to be Copeland's great-grandson. Were you so disappointed at not finding a juicy picture of the "wind of God" preacher gasping in an ICU bed with tubes coming out of every orifice that you had to go trawling for some other misfortune connected with him to entertain your readers? Does your rather eccentric notion of karma mean infants are guilty of their forebears' wickedness across three generations and therefore deserving of punishment? Or maybe you believe karma operates through the medium of human sacrifice, and that Ken is being punished with the death of his great-grandson? Of course it could have been something more prosaic:

Or baptism gone terribly wrong.

I look forward to reading your closely reasoned answer.

***

Was he trying to walk on water?

Most likely the Lord was calling him back.

Karma for sure

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So, do you three all subscribe to the Fort Worth Star ******** or did you look up the report elsewhere? Or did you just see the words "Great-grandson of televangelist Kenneth Copeland drowns in swimming pool accident" then clap your hands with joy and add your two bob's worth to the general merriment?

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The answer to the original question by the way is that good old Ken has been airlifting Christians out of Afghanistan. Judging by the broad grin on his face in recent videos he seems to have got over the death of little Clark. He does after all have his enormous faith to sustain him.

 

[backagain]

This is addressed to Karma Bulut. Because you started it.





I am unable to read the article you linked to because I do not subscribe to the Fort Worth Star ********. However I located the story on a website with the quintessentially American name drowningaccidentsattorney.com (Available 24/7 - No Fees Unless We Win - Free Phone Consultation).

I quote: "Two-year old toddler Clark Mayer died in a drowning accident in northwest Tarrant County on May 4, 2021 ... The toddler was found unconscious in a backyard pool of his grandmother, the daughter of the televangelist [Kenneth Copeland]. The boy was rushed to Cook Children’s Hospital, where he ultimately was pronounced dead.
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner performed an autopsy. The death has been ruled an accidental drowning."



Which of those categories did two-year-old Clark Mayer belong to? Telstra asked what Kenneth Copeland was doing now. In reply you dug up a report about a tragic accident four months ago which befell a small child who happened to be Copeland's great-grandson. Were you so disappointed at not finding a juicy picture of the "wind of God" preacher gasping in an ICU bed with tubes coming out of every orifice that you had to go trawling for some other misfortune connected with him to entertain your readers? Does your rather eccentric notion of karma mean infants are guilty of their forebears' wickedness across three generations and therefore deserving of punishment? Or maybe you believe karma operates through the medium of human sacrifice, and that Ken is being punished with the death of his great-grandson? Of course it could have been something more prosaic:



I look forward to reading your closely reasoned answer.

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So, do you three all subscribe to the Fort Worth Star ******** or did you look up the report elsewhere? Or did you just see the words "Great-grandson of televangelist Kenneth Copeland drowns in swimming pool accident" then clap your hands with joy and add your two bob's worth to the general merriment?

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The answer to the original question by the way is that good old Ken has been airlifting Christians out of Afghanistan. Judging by the broad grin on his face in recent videos he seems to have got over the death of little Clark. He does after all have his enormous faith to sustain him.

That said it all..."The answer to the original question by the way is that good old Ken has been airlifting CHRISTIANS out of Afghanistan."

That told me a lot about you.

 

[KaraBulut]

This is addressed to Karma Bulut. Because you started it.

Well, if you follow the context of the post, the question was whether karma had paid a visit to Ken Copeland.

The answer is, "Yes" but not necessarily in the form of COVID-19.

Ken Copeland is a classic con-man who has been using a "prosperity gospel" to pick the pockets of the poor and the elderly to support his lavish lifestyle.

This is his "parsonage":

It's one of several houses that he (or his "ministry") owns.

I wouldn't exactly consider myself an expert on Christianity, but I would offer that the sermon on the mount didn't say, "Blessed are the classic con-men who profess prosperity gospel". Jesus probably wouldn't have owned a mansion or even a house with a swimming pool, although it might be fun to see him walk on the water around the flamingo floaties.

Which of those categories did two-year-old Clark Mayer belong to?

This is where sometimes it's hard to understand karma because you might think that karma was paying a visit to young Clark. But that's not how it works.

For someone like Ken Copeland... karma doesn't take away the private jets or $17.5 million hangar for his jets...or the garage full of luxury vehicles... or the multiple homes... or the 1500 acre church property...or the $6.3 million mansion. Karma knows that someone who is worth $300 million can just buy another house or another jet or another garage full of vehicles.

Karma doesn't take away things you own, because those can be replaced. Karma visited Ken and took away something that he won't be able to replace.

What does Ken have to say about this? Let's have a listen: