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The missing piece of the Free Speech war is that we’ve needed people from the big tech world to speak up instead of leaving it to all us “crazy right wing” YouTubers.
This is absolutely insane. Time magazine is literally admitting that a secret cabal of powerful wealthy elite people and corporations hijacked our 2020 election by steering media coverage, influencing perceptions, and changing rules and laws. https://t.co/4OsBU9fgAh
DEVELOPING: Repubs on intel panel want to see comms b/t Chinese honeypot spy & Rep Swalwell (impeachment 2.0 manager) collected by FBI FISA warrants targeting Christine Fang b/t Jan 2015, when Swalwell named to intel panel, & when Fang fled US. Did he tip her off/leak US secrets?
Despite their past glowing coverage of Project Lincoln, @CBSNews and @NBCNews can't be bothered to cover when one of the organization's co-founders was caught trying to solicit sex from young men for years. https://t.co/i07TbTnACj
BREAKING: Medical examiners did not find signs that US Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick sustained any blunt force trauma, so investigators believe that early reports that he was fatally struck by a fire extinguisher are not true, further deflating Democrats' impeachment case
You seem to be triggered by facts so let me be clear:
I have not ONCE discounted your experience. It was harrowing for all of us.
FACT: Insurrectionists weren’t in our hallways. It’s your eagerness to politicize absolutely ANYTHING that deserves condemnation. https://t.co/9wXruBQfi0
The fact that you’re still trying to compare being escorted out of a building (as a precaution) to surviving a sexual assault and attempted murder is why most people think you’re mentally disturbed.
Sarahs Key showed up on Netflix and I started watching it last night. I had the option to turn on the subtitles because most of the movie is in french. But I decided to leave them off and just watched. I have seen this movie several times since it came out, so I know the story well enough to follow along without the actual words running through my mind. I also read the book, which although different from the movie, gives great depth to the characters.
I was surprised to notice so much that I have missed in the past because I was always reading subtitles. The acting is absolutely stupendous and the music, filming, and overall energy of the movie just hit me hard. As I finished up the movie this morning, I decided to write this post and share my review that I wrote ten years ago.
Whenever I think of this movie, I remember the impact it had on me. It literally saved my life. As I have thought about the message and lined it up with my own walk on this earth, it just overwhelms my heart to think of the power of film and music to touch the hearts of people.
Two months after I wrote that review in 2011, I checked into a local mental hospital because I was so suicidal I could hardly stand it. This is not an unusual state of mind for me to be in but I had vowed never to go back. I had been hospitalized twice before in the same frame of mind. My youngest son was nine and as the boy in the movie was nine when Sarah killed herself, this depiction of a son losing his mom really hit me hard. When I am suicidal my thoughts generally revolve around the idea that my loved ones would be so much happier if I was gone. Thankfully my husband and children have helped tremendously as the years have played out to let me know that they love me and want me in their lives.
When I was fifteen I went through an intense suicidal depression that I told very few people about. Then I struggled mightily after the birth of my first daughter. I had thoughts of wanting to hurt her and hurt myself. I have since come to believe that those of us who have been ritualistically abused worry very much about the types of lives that our children are going to live and so for us, death feels like a welcome reprieve from a mortal walk that is filled with abuse and trauma. As I have worked through these feelings and thoughts, nothing was more helpful than crossing paths with Fiona Barnett and realizing that the best way to deal with suicidal ideation is to say out loud, “These are not my thoughts. These thoughts were implanted into my mind, but these are not my thoughts”. It really does work.
Psychiatry has very little to offer the ritualistically abused person beyond drug therapies and electro-shock. The surgeons have also re-imagined the old lobotomy and are doing more brain surgeries to mess with the frontal lobes of those who suffer.
I will always think of watching Sarah’s Key as the beginning of the time for healing the ritual abuse I suffered at the hands of Satanic People who were in my life in Michigan during the early 1970’s. They had programmed me to off myself if I ever came close to remembering what they did to me.
This is what I looked like as I was healing some of the worst of it.
I believe I have processed through the worst of the abuse and feel like I am about to pivot to a new stage that will be defined by being a grandmother and increasing my talents in acting, storytelling, movie making, and podcasting. I am also gearing up to teach a formal childbirth class again. More about that in a future post.
These ten years of healing have been so intense and overwhelming. I had many moments of thinking that I was going to die, but something always pulled me back. As I have witnessed multiple deaths of loved ones and activist friends these past few weeks, heaven feels closer than ever. Here is the review of the movie I wrote in 2011
Every once in a great while I take a chance and rent a movie from Redbox without knowing anything about it.
Most of the time what I see is the same pointless drivel that flows out of Hollywood year after year.
I was shocked to pick up Sarah’s Key the other day, and find myself transported to 1942 Paris France into the chaos of yet another Holocaust Story that nobody ever taught me about in History Class.
The pure emotion of this amazing movie, so well crafted, acted, and musically scored left me quite drained emotionally. The day after viewing it I watched the Making of the Movie documentary on the DVD and read the English subtitles as the French Writer, Director, Crew, and Actors explained the backstory of the book and movie.
Then last night I popped the disc into my player once again and watched it a second time, reveling in movie making at its very best. As the spirit of the story washed over me, I felt enlivened and overwhelmed by the tender way this story was crafted.
Today before returning the movie, I plan to watch it a third time, as my own personal holiday celebration of Family, Life, Love, and Truth. I have already put the book on my Amazon wish list and plan to purchase the movie for our home Library when I have a few extra dollars laying around. When my daughters return home from school for Christmas Break watching Sarahs Key with them will be a high priority during our three weeks of vacation together.
As I watched the second time, I found the story of the modern day journalist more compelling and relevent to my own life than Sarahs Journey…
I am curious to see how a third viewing touches my heart.
Today I am so grateful for the craft of movie making. It touches me on every level.
“I have been working for the sovereignty of mothers to make all birth decisions since 1979……and specifically speaking out against licensure since 1980…….
I have written thousand of words, given a dozen speeches, at least, and that many interviews…….There can be no doubt where I stand on the topic of licensure…..and part of the body of evidence is the number of threats I have received and the negative campaigns against me and everything I stand for………
I have been called every name in the book over my licensure stand, over my efforts to remind women that they own birth and how capable they are. It is unclear sometimes WHY people hate me as they do, and I try not to take it personally, but what helps me keep standing is to remember WHO I do it for. All of you working to educate people on the dangers of midwifery regulation, please do not grow weary in well-doing.
If we don’t tell the truth, who will? Mammas and babies are always harmed by the state regulation of birth. Midwifery’s ability to make a positive impact on families is severely diminished and the only ones who benefit are those who will gain money and power via the regulation and elimination of those they want to put out of business.
Mothers, babies AND midwifery end up with collateral damage. Don’t be fooled…..midwifery regulation is not good for mothers, babies or midwifery. What is good for mothers, babies and midwifery is a high standard of excellence and expectations. Mothers should be respected, educated and encouraged by midwives. Midwives should seek to be the most knowledgable servants of families that they can be. Everyone should remember that birth is biology and the domain of the women who own it.”
I was blessed to have Carla on my show seven years ago!
Carla was a loud and visible supporter of those of us who gave birth alone. She took many of the “slings and arrows” on our behalf and stood strong until her last day on this earth.
She loved us Freebirthers and she defended us. I will always be grateful for her friendship.
Our dreaded, but hoped for prayers have been answered. Our mom, Baba Hartley/Carla Hartley went to Jesus early this morning, PEACEFULLY in her sleep. This is an answered prayer!
Our wish was that we would have her for many years…
Our PRAYER was that God would take her peacefully.
All four of her children spent the last few days loving on her, singing over her, praying over her.
Her granddaughter and namesake, Carla Rae, and I slept by her when she died.
I woke to realize she was gone, and praised the Lord for the mother He gave us and for taking her in her sleep…
No more pain. No more discomfort. No more grief.
❤️ For I am persuaded that neither death nor life, nor angels nor principalities nor powers, nor things present nor things to come, nor height nor depth, nor any other created thing, shall be able to separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:38-39
Carla Pauline Hartley 6/5/53-2/3/21 almost exactly 11 years after my father, and her beloved husband died.
In lieu of flowers or gifts, please make a donation to http://www.hopeforjustice.org or any other organization that protects vulnerable and at risk children.
Since #AlexandriaOcasioSmollett is trending, let us all be reminded of the time Ben Shapiro challenged her to a debate, and she falsely accused him “cat-calling” her with “bad intentions”.
How many men has @AOC falsely accused of heinous acts against her?
.@AOC made clear she didn’t know who was at her door. Breathless attempts by media to fan fictitious news flames are dangerous.
My office is 2 doors down. Insurrectionists never stormed our hallway. Egregious doesn’t even begin to cover it. Is there nothing MSM won’t politicize? pic.twitter.com/Tl1GiPSOft
So @AOC was lying her ass off about what happened to her on January 6, she was doing it in order to slander her political opponents, and she even slandered the police officer who came to her aide in the process. This is a huge scandal. Or it would be, if we had a news media
Now here she is throwing the Capitol Police who protected her under the bus. This woman is absolutely vile. Just a terrible person. Truly. https://t.co/wiUoJSgOKS
Did AOC ever express a word of condemnation towards the BLM rioters who punched this innocent woman and beat her repeatedly with a wooden board? No, no she didn’t. She didn’t care. Still doesn’t.pic.twitter.com/cQfHfuQ4SG
She romanticized rioting when it didn't happen to her. Then the shoe is on the other foot and she wants us to cry alongside her, pitying her, while pretending that she didn't directly participate in the normalization of exactly this kind of violence. No. Sorry. No way.
I'm sorry but I don't want to hear @AOC's tearful descriptions of her trauma from the Capitol Hill riots when this woman couldn't possibly give less of a shit about the regular Americans who were brutally victimized by BLM rioting in the summer