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Lindsey Graham is Dead
South Carolina senator passes away after “brief and sudden illness.”
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GOOD! Thank You, Lord! It is a happy day in South Carolina!
You’re disgusting to thank the Lord for someone’s death.
Lindsey Graham will be greatly missed. He served our state and nation passionately and effectively.
Former Senator Jim Demint would be a logical selection to fill the seat until January. He knows his way around Washington and could hit the ground running.
A Nank-obit
RIP Lindsey Graham.
He was predeceased years ago by his principles.
Memorials can be made to your favorite neocon warmonger.
Say what you want about Lindsey, like his predecessor, Ol’Strom, he deeply loved South Carolina. I worked with his staff on a number of issues from military to Medicare, they always understood that their job was their constituents. The National Advocacy Center was Lindsey taking care of South Carolina. SCANG, SCARNG, Shaw, Jackson, The Naval Weapons station all owe their continued vibrancy to his efforts.
The closeted senator from Ukraine will be sorely missed by the military industrial complex.
Check and I believe you will find that SC owes the National Advocacy Center, founded in 1998, not to Lindsay Graham but to the efforts of Senator “Fritz” Holings.
As is everything I, God willing and FITS permitting, post on this outlet, even THAT is about ME.
But it is NEVER about me as me. It is about my self-assigned efforts to spread science, preventive thinking, and real justice, and my courageous zeal to expose hypocrisy in politics, courts, and even Medicine.
My efforts are payments of debts, not to this country, but to God for the unique intellect He gave me, to my parents for the exquisite upbringing they gave me, and to my teachers in/from three continents.
But to some, it is more important to insult and discredit Dr. Marie Faltas than to take even literal life-saving ideas from her.
Get to the point, Marie, get to the point!
The point is: EVERY middle aged and older person with a medical and/or family history of, and/or risk factors for, coronary artery disease MUST get a prescription for sublingual nitroglycerine prn and ALWAYS, I mean always, carry on their person a vial of unexpired, undegraded-by-light-or-heat, NITROGLYCERINE SL “tabletitules” (they ARE tiny) when out doors. For home, every such person MUST, I mean must, have a vial in an unlit, non-humid, corner of every room, and outside every kitchen and bathroom because these rooms are inevitably warm and humid.
And every such person should learn his/her own harbingers of imminent coronary artery problems AND the discipline of not using sublingual nitroglycerine willy-nilly or else it loses its efficacy.
Nitroglycerine, sublingual or otherwise, would NOT have prevented Senator Graham’s aortic dissection IF that was the true cause of his death. BUT it COULD HAVE given him more time for until EMS’ arrival IF it was a coronary artery disease of the native arteries in the native heart like that which took the life of the senator’s father. (“Native” here means the one born with, not transplanted; it does NOT mean “Native American,” although, of course, this advice is good for every race.)
Mrs. Nordone shares half her brother’s genes and probably much of his environmental risk factors for coronary artery disease.
So, she and her staff should resist the knee jerk reflex to dismiss this as if it were about me, as is everything I, God willing and FITS permitting, post on this outlet.
It is NEVER about me as me.
It is about my self-assigned efforts to spread science, preventive thinking, and real justice, and my courageous zeal to expose hypocrisy in politics, courts, and even Medicine.
My efforts are payments of debts, not to this country, but to God for the unique intellect He gave me, to my parents for the exquisite upbringing they gave me, and to my teachers in/from three continents.
But to some, it is more important to insult and discredit Dr. Marie Faltas than to take even literal life-saving ideas from her.
Get to the point, Marie, get to the point!
The point is: EVERY middle aged and older person with a medical and/or family history of, and/or risk factors for, coronary artery disease MUST get a prescription for sublingual nitroglycerine prn and ALWAYS, I mean always, carry on their person a vial of unexpired, undegraded-by-light-or-heat, NITROGLYCERINE SL “tabletitules” (they ARE tiny) when out doors. For home, every such person MUST, I mean must, have a vial in an unlit, non-humid, corner of every room, and outside every kitchen and bathroom because these rooms are inevitably warm and humid.
And every such person should learn his/her own harbingers of imminent coronary artery problems AND the discipline of not using sublingual nitroglycerine willy-nilly or else it loses its efficacy.
Nitroglycerine, sublingual or otherwise, would NOT have prevented Senator Graham’s aortic dissection IF that was the true cause of his death. BUT it COULD HAVE given him more time for until EMS’ arrival IF it was a coronary artery disease of the native arteries in the native heart like that which took the life of the senator’s father. (“Native” here means the one born with, not transplanted; it does NOT mean “Native American,” although, of course, this advice is good for every race.)
My condolences to Ratheon, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman, who were like children to him.
Yes, we have the 1A, but the 1A doesn’t give you a pass to be a jerk and be a nasty person celebrating the death of someone you don’t agree with. Anyone celebrating and happy about someone dying is disgusting. I strongly suggest going to church and repenting before your “time” comes.