VA Minneapolis Veteran Food Pantry 3rd Tuesday of Each Month

Posted on August 20, 2024 by Publius Jr

VA Minneapolis, or VA Medical Center located at 1 Veterans Drive Bloomington MN 55417 holds a Food Pantry once a month

What:  VA Minneapolis Veteran Food Pantry

When:  3rd Tuesday of Each Month 10 am to 2 pm (while supplies last) 

Where: VA Minneapolis, 1 Veteran Drive, Minneapolis, MN 55417, Map Auditorium next to Flag Atrium

Dates:

  • April 15
  • May 20
  • June 17
  • July 15
  • August 19
  • September 16
  • October 21
  • November 18
  • December 16

This is held once a month. Veterans who express a need for Food who can show they are a Veteran can get a box of assorted food. A Veteran need not be enrolled in the VA Medical Center. Family Members and Caregivers may have access to it.

The following notice was taken from the VA News first posted on May 10, 2024 “Veteran Food Pantry-Monthly.”

I, Publius Jr, am a US Army Veteran with a non-physical disability. All my healthcare needs come from the VA-Minneapolis. Saintpaulrepublicans.us was not compensated for posting this notice.

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2024 #ProLifeSundays: Happy Brothers, Sisters & Cousins Day August 11th

Posted on August 10, 2024 by Publius Jr

Call up your brothers, sisters & cousins and thank them for being who they are.

We are continuing the celebration of the family by recognizing where Brothers, Sisters, and Cousins fit into the family. Every part of a family is an important piece of the total picture of happiness and prosperity that God wants for us.

Sometimes things don’t go swimmingly well and usually it stems from sibling rivalries, sibling jealousies, and sibling covetousness of each other. In these cases the parents and other elders of the family have to smooth things out. If they don’t these rumblings turn into deep divides between Brothers & Sisters that drive them away from each other when they become adults.

So that’s why families need to bring in God’s teachings to make sure siblings get along. Brothers & Sisters living in harmony helps to make their adult life that much more happy and prosperous.

I, Publius Jr, am the youngest in my family. I was blessed with 2 brothers and 2 sisters and 4 cousins on my mom’s side and 5 cousins on my dad’s side of the family. Those numbers are before their spouses and their children.

Growing up I learned from the lessons, trials and errors learned of my sisters and brothers.  I also got a lot of my brothers’ hand-me-downs and as they were older than me my fashion was a few years behind the times.

All of my cousins are older than me. It isn’t until you get to the first cousins once removed (my cousins’ kids) that I become older than them. On my mom’s side of the family only one 1st cousin once removed is younger–Kyle of Sacramento. I wasn’t too close to any of my cousins because they are all older than me. My oldest first cousin Marianne is 34 years older and Susan the youngest is 8 years older than me.  So it’s really hard to relate to them. They grew up at a different time and some were married before I got to Junior High School.

My brothers, sisters, and cousins have different and interesting professions. Cousin Lawrence Karnow is a weather forecaster for a San Francisco Bay Area TV station (KRON4), a brother of mine is a Master Electrician, Cousin Bruce is a cook, a brother-in-law is a Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Singer, Cousin Ellen is a retired US Air Force Veteran who played for the US Air Force Band, Cousin Lynn is a retired Mechanical Engineer who helps raise Black Labradors with Cousin Marianne.  All of them give an insight into these and other professions.

Brothers, Sisters and Cousins still are interested in you because you have a shared history together. You’ve learned about life together years apart or in the backseat of a Chevy Suburban going to California on a summer vacation.  They sent letters and cookies to you when you were at summer camp or when you were in the military (thanks Mary). They beat up a bully at school for you (thanks Dave), or taught you to bowl at the college union (thanks Ann), or taught you to play pool in the basement of the Masonic lodge before you learned to read (thanks Rob).  They did a victory dance when the Packers won the Super Bowl (Thanks Cousin Dan) or sent some great Christmas cards over the years (thanks Cousins Susan, Bruce, Barton, Ellen, Ruth, Marianne, Barbara, and Debbie).

If you’re unsure of where you stand with your Brothers, Sisters, and Cousins, call them up this Sunday or some time during the week to get back on better terms with them.  Go on, they’ll be glad you were thinking of them.

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2024 #ProLifeSunday Happy Aunts & Uncles Day July 14th

Posted on July 11, 2024 by Publius Jr

Since 2004, I, Publius Jr, have celebrated Aunts & Uncles Day.  I first put it on the 2nd Sunday in July in 2005.  My late-Dad passed away in July of 2003.  My aunts and uncles were so supportive of me and my family that they helped me through the bereavement process.  I wanted to thank them in a big way so I started up Aunts & Uncles Day.

Okay, I’m an uncle to 5 lovely nieces, and 2 handsome nephews, and I wanted a day to get some swag too.  You see some men and women like me are not yet parents, but being an aunt or uncle is important to ones family structure.  As an uncle I’ve taught things to my nieces and nephews their parents forgot…like how to eat cold cereal.  One of them ate the dry cereal first then drank from a glass of milk.  I showed them you pour milk into cereal then drink the left over milk up.

It is important to show your nephews and nieces their parents were once in their shoes.  It’s a loving bridge between generations.

I also noticed we only celebrate Moms, Dads, and Grandparents but not anyone else in the Family.  So I added Brothers, Sisters & Cousins Day in August 2005, and recently I added Friends & Colleagues Day in October.

If we Americans want to have a rich fulfilling life we need to reclaim the extended family.  I admire immigrants who honor the extended family and 1st or 2nd generation families who still give homage and respect to their elders.

So go call your Aunts & Uncles up today and let them know how much they mean to you.

Happy Aunts & Uncles Day!

Next Month #ProLifeSunday Brothers Sisters & Cousins Day August 11th

This year I can not tell my last surviving Uncle how much he has meant to me because he passed away during the last week of 2023 in December. He was 91. He was my favorite uncle too. He was the youngest of my dad’s brothers. He was one of the reasons why I’m a Green Bay Packers Fan and Shareholder (I’ve never lived in Wisconsin). He held Season tickets since 1957, and many of the players from the first 2 Super Bowl teams the Packers won went to his church in Green Bay. He knew Bart Starr personally. I’ll miss him. ~~ Publius Jr.

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Flag Day June 14, 1777: The 13 Folds of the US Flag

Posted on June 14, 2024 by Publius Jr

Flag Day is June 14th and it was on this day in 1777 when the 2nd Continental Congress adopted the Flag of the United States.  It is also 2 years after the Continental Army was created to fight the British in our War of Independence.

In 1916 the President of the United States of America, Woodrow Wilson declared June 14th to be Flag Day.  In 1949 by an Act of Congress National Flag Day was established.

Some time ago when I, Publius Jr, read the book, SEAL of Honor: Operation Red Wings and the Life of Lt Michael P Murphy, Congressional Medal of Honor Winner (awarded posthumously) I ran across a reference to the 13 folds of the US Flag.  It is very interesting what the 13 folds of the US Flag mean.  Below is a video that best explains it, narrated by Ann M Wolf.  ~~ Publius Jr.

The above information about Flag Day came from Wikipedia.

The text below is from the militaryfoundation.org

The 13 Folds of the Flag

The 1st fold of our Flag is a symbol of life

The 2nd fold of our Flag is a symbol of our belief in eternal life

The 3rd fold of our Flag is made in honor and remembrance of the veteran departing our ranks who gave a portion of their lives for the defense of our country to attain peace throughout the world.

The 4th fold represents our weaker nature, for as American Citizens trusting in God, it is to Him we turn in times of peace as well as in time of war for His divine guidance.

The 5th fold is a tribute to our country, for in the words of Stephen Decatur, “Our Country, in dealing with other countries, may she always be right; but it is still our country, right, or wrong.”

The 6th fold is for where our hearts lie.  It is with our heart that We Pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, Indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all.

The 7th fold is a tribute to our Armed Forces, for it is through the Armed Forces that we protect our country and our flag against all her enemies, whether they are found within, or without the boundaries of our republic.

The 8th fold is a tribute to the one who entered into the valley of the shadow of death, that we might see the light of day.

The 9th fold is a tribute to womanhood, and Mothers.  For it has been through their faith, their love, loyalty and devotion that the character of the men and women who have made this country great has been molded.

The 10th fold is a tribute to the Father, for he too, has given his sons and daughters for defense of our country since they were first born.

The 11th fold represents the lower portion of the seal of King David and King Solomon and glorifies in the Hebrews eyes, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

The 12th fold represents an emblem of eternity and glorifies, in the Christians eyes, God the Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit.

The 13th fold, or when the flag is completely folded, the stars are uppermost reminding us of our nation’s motto, “In God We Trust.”

After the Flag is completely folded and tucked in, it takes on the appearance of a cocked hat; ever reminding us of the soldiers who served under General George Washington, and the Sailors and Marines who served under Captain John Paul Jones, who were followed by their comrades and shipmates in the Armed Forces of the United States; preserving for us the rights, privileges and freedoms we enjoy today.

June 14, 1775 is the US Army’s Birthday

June 14, 1946 is President Donald Trump’s Birthday

This post was posted originally on June 13, 2017 on this website. ~~ Publius Jr.

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May to the MAX with Dr Alveda King June 19th, 2024

Posted on May 25, 2024 by Publius Jr

What:  May to the MAX Fundraiser Dinner, with Guest Dr Alveda King

When:  June 19th, 2024, 6:30-9:00 pm

Where: Kellerman’s Event Center, 2222 4th St, White Bear Lake, MN 55110 Map

Cost: Seating is limited Tickets are $100 per person. $6600 for VIP Reception with Dr Alveda King

Register Here

Special Guest Dr Alveda King

Dr. Alveda King; activist, author, and former state representative for the 28th District in the Georgia House of Representatives. Alveda is a niece of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and daughter of civil rights activist A. D. King

Description of the event from the Eventbrite registration link above.

Come show your support for May Lor Xiong, endorsed US Congress candidate for the 4th Congressional District, at the Kellerman’s Event Center for a great evening with fellow conservatives.

Join us in welcoming Dr. Alveda King; activist, author, and former state representative for the 28th District in the Georgia House of Representatives. Alveda is a niece of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and daughter of civil rights activist A. D. King.

Emcees of the event are Liz Collin; Emmy-winning journalist, news anchor and author. Liz is currently with Alpha News, former anchor with WCCO. Joining her is Walter Hudson; First-term member of the Minnesota House of Representatives with a background in communications, including broadcast and print media. Former host of “Closing Argument with Walter Hudson” on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130

Let’s come together, meet and listen to our speakers, and contribute to the Max for May!

This post was not authorized by the May Lor Xiong Campaign, nor any Candidate’s Committee, CD4 Republicans, nor the MNGOP. We are posting this as a courtesy. Saintpaulrepublicans.us does not get compensated for posting this event notice. ~~ Publius Jr.

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Community Discussion & Workshop Series: Session 1, April 18th, 2024 6:30 to 9:00 pm

Posted on April 15, 2024 by Publius Jr

What:  Community Discussion & Workshop Series. Empowerment, Education, Defense Workshop Session One.

When:  Thursday April 18, 2024, 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm

Where:  New Hope Baptist Church, 712 Burr St (Minnehaha Ave E), St Paul, MN 55130 Map. Metro Transit Bus 64 will stop next to the Church

Who:  Daniel Ward II of 5 Dog Tactical is an NRA/USCCA Instructor

Cost:  $5.00  click here to register for the Workshop

What will be Covered in Session One?

From the course description on the USCCA.COM website:

Community Discussion & Workshop Series: Empowerment, Education, and Defense Workshop – Session One:

Immerse yourself in a detailed exploration of Second Amendment rights, personal defense, and responsible firearm use. Unlock the power of responsible firearm ownership with 5 Dog Tactical, LLC. Join us for a series of thought-provoking evenings filled with expert insights, practical tips, and essential knowledge to enhance your understanding of firearm safety, legal rights, and personal protection.

Various experienced instructors, consultants, and professionals will guide you through crucial topics, empowering you to navigate various scenarios while upholding your rights and responsibilities confidently.

We encourage everyone to ask questions and participate in discussions as we learn from one another, our fellow community members, and our neighbors. Whether you’re a seasoned firearm owner or new to the personal defense world, this event is crafted to provide valuable lessons for everyone.

* This venue is inaccessible by wheelchair, downstairs in a basement there is no elevator *

Daniel Ward II is an NRA/USCCA Instructor said he would like to educate those who attend how to stay safe and not be a victim.

He also does instruction for citizens to get their concealed carry permit, as well as train students how to be firearm instructors. If these goals are something you’d like to achieve feel free to contact him through this link click here.

Saintpaulrepublicans.us is not associated with 5 Dog Tactical, nor do we get any compensation for posting this notice. Daniel Ward II, was my Concealed Carry Instructor in 2020. I took the class in order to do a first hand look at the class, as the rise in personal ownership of firearms was on the rise as the local police were targets figuratively and the City elected leaders were encouraging criminal behavior by not arresting nor prosecuting violent criminals. Here is the article that still is valid, though check with Daniel Ward II to see for current times for instruction. USCCA Concealed Carry Training IN St Paul. ~~ Publius Jr.

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Wentworth Cheswell Black Patriot & Son of Liberty

Posted on February 3, 2024 by Publius Jr

This post was originally posted on February 26, 2017 on this website. It is copied from the Wallbuilders.com website. ~~ Publius Jr.

A Black Patriot: Wentworth Cheswell

BLACK REVOLUTIONARY ERA PATRIOT
Wentworth Cheswell
(1746-1817)
At WallBuilders we strive to “present America’s forgotten history and heroes, with an emphasis on our moral, religious, and constitutional heritage,” so Wentworth Cheswell (sometimes Chiswell or Cheswill) is a perfect subject for our attention. He was the grandson of black slave Richard Cheswell (who early gained his freedom and in 1717 and became the first black to own property in the colony of New Hampshire); and he was the son of Hopestill Cheswell, a notable homebuilder who built the homes of several patriot leaders, including John Paul Jones and the Rev. Samuel Langdon. Wentworth was named after the famous Wentworth family, from whom came several state governors, including Benning Wentworth – the governor at the time of Wentworth’s birth.

In 1763, Wentworth began attending an academy in Byfield, Massachusetts (30 miles from his home), where for four years he received an extensive education, studying Latin, Greek, swimming, horsemanship, reading, writing, and arithmetic.

In 1767, he returned home and became a schoolteacher, also marrying Mary Davis (they eventually had 13 children – 4 sons and 9 daughters). At the age of 21, he had already become an established and educated property owner and a stalwart in his local church, even holding a church pew.

The following year, Wentworth was elected town constable – the first of many offices he held throughout his life. Two years later in 1770, he was elected town selectman (the selectmen were considered the “town fathers” of a community). Other town offices in which he served included seven years as Auditor, six years as Assessor, two years as Coroner, seven years as town Moderator (presiding over town meetings), and twelve years as Justice of the Peace, overseeing trials, settling disputes, and executing deeds, wills, and legal documents. (View an 1813 document signed by Cheswell as justice of the peace.) For half a century – including every year from 1768 until 1817 – Wentworth held some position in local government.

In addition to his civic service, Wentworth was also a patriot leader. In fact, the town selected him as the messenger for the Committee of Safety – the central nervous system of the American Revolution that carried intelligence and messages back and forth between strategic operational centers. Serving in that position, Wentworth undertook the same task as Paul Revere, making an all-night ride to warn citizens of imminent British invasion.

In April 1776, he signed a document in which he pledged, “at the risk of . . . live and fortune,” to take up arms to resist the British, and in September 1777, he enlisted in a company of Light Horse Volunteers commanded by Colonel John Langdon (Langdon later became one of the 55 Founding Fathers who drafted the U. S. Constitution, then a framer of the Bill of Rights, and later the New Hampshire governor). Langdon’s company made a 250-mile march to Saratoga, New York, to join with the Continental Army under General Horatio Gates to defeat British General Burgoyne at the Battle of Saratoga – the first major American victory in the Revolution.

After returning from Saratoga, in the spring of 1778, Wentworth was elected to the convention to draft the state’s first constitution, but some unknown event prevented his attendance.

Wentworth also served as Newmarket’s unofficial historian, copying town records from 1727 (including the records of various church meetings) and chronicling old stories of the town as well as its current events. Additionally, having investigated and made extensive notes on numerous artifacts and relics he discovered in the region around Newmarket, he is considered the state’s first archeologist. Therefore, when the Rev. Jeremy Belknap published his famous three-volume History of New Hampshire (1784-1792), he relied on (and openly acknowledged) much information he gleaned from Wentworth.

In 1801, Wentworth helped start the town library to preserve and disseminate useful knowledge and virtue. His commitment to providing helpful information is not surprising, for not only had he become a school teacher in 1767 but in 1776 he was elected as one of five men to regulate and oversee the schools of Newmarket.

In 1817, in his 71st year of age, Wentworth succumbed to typhus fever and was buried on the family farm, where other members of his family were later buried. In fact, when his daughter Martha died (his last surviving heir), her will provided that any members or descendants of the family could forever forward be buried on the farm. Unfortunately, that family graveyard long lay in disrepair, but in recent years friends and family have managed to restore it.

The legacy of Wentworth Cheswell is a lasting one: a patriot, teacher, and church leader; an historian, archeologist, and educator; a judge and official elected to numerous offices (he is considered the first black American elected to office in America). He is truly one of our forgotten patriots but he is a laudable example for all Americans – a hero worth remembering and honoring.

The above was copied from Wallbuilders.com .

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MN Secretary of State’s Office Needs Some Oversight Now!

Posted on January 28, 2024 by Publius Jr

Update: The Election Judge website has been updated. I, Publius Jr, had asked Rep Mary Franson if the MN Legislature could have a hearing about the sloppiness and slow to update the crucial election related pages at the MN Secretary of State’s Website. She replied that the Minority Party can’t call for a hearing. So I contacted my old high school American Government Teacher (he was first elected when I was senior in high school), Rep Gene Pelowski. I asked him about the Election Judge website and showed him the other article I wrote about the caucusfinder, and he said he had just talked with Secretary Simon. He said he would let him know. About a week later the site had been updated. Both pages have been updated.  I did not yet get an acknowledgement email or thanks from the MN Secretary of State’s Office. I don’t expect one either…but it would be nice.  ~~ Publius Jr.

It hasn’t been very long since I, Publius Jr, posted the story about the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Caucusfinder website needing to be fixed. Now there is a new cause for concern with the Office’s website directing people who are interested in becoming Election Judges in the State of Minnesota.

Occasionally I’ll get a request from a candidate or even from the Republican Party of Minnesota to do a task such as proofread a website or check for deadlinks.

Well the latter was the task. I was to go to the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Website to check to see if the links to the various cities and county elections operations listed on the site were correct.

How hard is it to do data entry at the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office?

They must have DEI hires doing the data entry there. Or more likely they haven’t updated the website links since 2022.

Election Judge Application Website

www.sos.mn.gov/elections-voting/get-involved/become-an-election-judge/#how-to-apply

If you go to the MN SOS’ Election Judge Website you’ll see a number of Cities listed as well as Counties listed. The hypertext links are supposed to go somewhere but as I found out in my beta testing of the links, some go nowhere, or like Bloomington MN they have an Election Judge information page, but you can’t fill out an online application on the page the MN SOS Website sends you to. They do have a listing of what an election judge does make for a salary, and it looks quite low for such an important job. Ramsey County Elections actually pay between $15-$20 per hour depending on your job which is at least $5 more per hour than most of the other Cities and Counties in the State. (Hint; Republicans sign up at Ramsey County Elections to ensure party balance).

Let’s look at the mistakes on the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Election Judge Page

Deadlinks and Hidden Application Links

So not to laugh at an incompetent staff at the MN SOS, we will put in the correct link in Brackets like this [correct link].

Apple Valley

Page not Found

[www.ci.apple-valley.mn.us/168/Elections-Voting] On the page the first link on the bottom of the page will take you to an applications app.

Bloomington

Could not find a link to apply, though on the Election Judge page that the MNSOS website is linked to there is a lot of information about being an election judge, but no application link. The only way perhaps is contacting the City Clerk at this number 952-563-8729, and email at cityclerk@BloomingtonMN.gov

Columbia Heights

The link is good but, the application link is 2/3 down the page under “How to Apply.”

Here’s the link [www.columbiaheightsmn.gov/government/elections_and_voting/election_judge_interest_form.php]

Crystal

Deadlink

[cdnsm5-hosted.civiclive.com/UserFiles/Servers/Server_10879634/File/Resident/Voting/EJApp.pdf] If you have questions contact the Deputy City Clerk at Chee.Yang@crystalmn.gov, 763-531-1131

Duluth

Page Not Found

[duluthmn.gov/city-clerk/elections-voter-services/be-an-election-judge]

How hard is it to do data entry at the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office?

East Bethel

Has an Application PDF but not one you can change online. You have to download it fill it out and then send it into the City Clerk via fax, regular mail, or email.

Elk River

Has a good link but then to apply it goes to their job opportunity website.

Fridley

They have a changeable PDF Form, but it’s dated from 2022. What have they been doing for 2 years? [www.fridleymn.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2245/Election-Judge-Application]

Inver Grove Heights

The link is good but you have to go the Jobs & Volunteering page to sign up [www.ighmn.gov/522/Jobs-Volunteering] then click “Apply”

Lakeville

Page not Found

[www.lakevillemn.gov/1217/Become-an-Election-Judge]

Minnetonka

They have a good link but this is what they say about applying to be an Election Judge

“We are not accepting applications for election judges at this time.”

We sent them an inquiry whether that’s just for the Presidential Primary or whether it’s for the entire year. We also asked them if they have Major Party Balance at their Polling Locations.

UPDATE:

The City Clerk of Minnetonka replied and said the notation above on their website refers to the Presidential Primary only. They will need more election judges for the August Primary and for the General Election in November. The City Clerk replied to the second question saying they do have a Major Party Balance at the 8 Polling locations they have.

Moorhead

The link goes to the general voting page. You can see on the left drop down menu it should have went to the Election Judge Page

[www.cityofmoorhead.com/government/elections-and-voting/election-judge-application]

New Brighton

This should really be in the Ramsey County Elections website. When you go to this link it will direct you to click on the Ramsey County Elections website. One has to wonder if anyone in the MN SOS knows this?

Rochester

They have a Presidential Primary Specific Application. One has to wonder if it is for beyond the Primary.

Rosemount

Unsecure link which set off an alarm on my computer

[www.rosemountmn.gov/302/Election-Judges] Had to use Brave Search Engine to find the government page for Rosemount.

St Louis Park

They have a Survey Monkey sign up. This is a bit improper as Survey Monkey might use the information from those that sign up to be Election Judges to sell their names like a lot of platforms do.

How hard is it to do data entry at the St Louis Park City Clerk’s Office?

Houston County

Has a document you can download that you would have to print out and return in person. It’s not a PDF.

Olmsted County

They have a good link but they make the set up a bit confusing as they have a Job for Election Assistant [www.governmentjobs.com/careers/olmsted/jobs/3428770/election-assistant?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs]. Then below that there’s a subject heading “How Can I Become an Election Judge?” Then there is a link to be an Election Judge in Rochester, then an application on the bottom of the page.

If you’re not in Rochester but live in Olmsted County and want to be an Election Judge just avoid all the confusing nonsense on this page and go to the bottom of it and fill it out.

How hard is it to do data entry at the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office?

Need Statewide Standards on Election Judge Applications

It would be great if the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office set a standard in which every County Elections Office or the City Clerk could have a pick of one or two options that require a changeable PDF, or a paper application one could fill out. From what it looks like there is no oversight from the Minnesota State Legislature.

Just for transparency sake this website isn’t affiliated nor associated with the RPM aka the MNGOP. What is posted here is not authorized by them nor any other Republican Party organization in the State of Minnesota. I do honor the endorsements of the endorsed candidates from their party and post those candidates campaign contact information on our candidates page. ~~ Publius Jr.

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Hold the UN and Other Sinister Organizations For This Crime Against Humans

Posted on January 27, 2024 by Publius Jr

The following video was suggested by Truth teller, Steve Isdahl of the YouTube Channel, “The Facts by HowtoHunt.com.” Steve is a former Professional Hunting Guide living in British Columbia. He shared the following video from the Muckraker.com website showing the US Invasion Route that is encouraged by several international organizations to include the Red Cross, the United Nations, and the UN IOM. These groups are not naive to what they are abetting, they are actively trying to bring down the Republic of the United States of America. Feel free to share the video to your friends and people who can do something about this. ~~ Publius Jr.

In this documentary, you will learn how the United Nations is planning and executing an industrial scale weaponized migration program and you will see the entire route that millions of illegal aliens are taking to the United States every year!

The outline of what is happening in the video is below and when it happens (time stamp is from the beginning of the video).

Anthony & Josh Rubin start the journey. Anthony tells most of this story.

Starts in Quito Ecuador (1:09 Minutes)

Columbia (3:18 Minutes)

  • Chinese illegal aliens
  • Chinese National confirms Chinese Spies in the USA (5:11 Minutes)
  • Chinese Staging area

International Organization of Migration (IOM) (UN’s Migration Dept)

Darien Gap (8:40 Minutes)

  • A place where North and South America connect
  • People get robbed, raped, or killed here
  • Entering the Jungle (11:38 Minutes)
  • Dangerous route for a variety of diseases, lack of clean water and food, and trench foot.

Panama (19:01 Minutes)

  • Refugee Camps
  • Syrians, India, Venezuela
  • UN IOM handing out Migration Route maps to find the USA (20:02 Minutes)
  • UNICEF, European Union, HIAS (Hebrew Immigration Aid Society), Doctors Without Borders, Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), UNHCR (UN High Commissioner for Refugees, the UN Refugee Agency)
  • Put on Buses for the next leg of the trip through Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras,  Guatemala to the Mexican Southern Border.
  • Use of Sinaloa Cartel to get across the Mexican Border for $125 each. (20:55 Minutes)

Pueblo Sin Fronteras (People without Borders) Caravan (21:15 Minutes)

  • Anti-American Propaganda
  • Led by an American Citizen

Mexico City

  • Pro Biden “Migrants” (22:52 Minutes)
  • Anti Trump (24:24 Minutes)

Amigos Del Tren (25:00 Minutes)

  • Train of Death, or The Beast Train
  • Train breaks down (30:10 Minutes)
  • They move on toward the border

Grabbed by the Gulf Cartel at the Border outside of Space X launch site. (31:28 Minutes)

  • On Stew Peters Show, Alex Jones, Brighteon.com, telling their story of how they were roughed up by the Cartel who charges $500/person to get into the USA.
  • Had their camera equipment destroyed.

Replacement Migration study by the United Nations & Agenda 2030 (37:02 Minutes)

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Saintpaulrepublicans.us is not associated with Muckraker.com, though we believe in their well done real journalism, and their bravery to carry out this story. We do not receive any compensation for reposting this video. Please share it with others and contact your Representatives in Congress, and your local Sheriff.  The UN and other Enemies of the USA and Enemies of the Freedoms & Liberties we enjoy (without government interference); must be held accountable. ~~ Publius Jr.

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VA Minneapolis Adds a New Specialty Care Wing, Building 79

Posted on January 20, 2024 by Publius Jr

On August 10, 2023 I, Publius Jr, went to an appointment at the VA Minneapolis and saw a sign on the 3rd Floor of the building at where my appointment was at and it said, “Specialty Care has moved to Building 79.” The lights were off and chairs were stacked.

“Where’s Building 79?” I thought.

So I went back to the information desk on the main floor of the Flag Atrium, it’s near the main entrance. A senior citizen man in a red volunteer vest said, “Building 79 is the new addition that just opened on August 7th.” Then he pointed in the direction of a desk in a new hallway I hadn’t seen before.  The woman at the desk got up from her chair and proceeded to walk with me to Building 79. Without going outside the VA Medical Center (VAMC, aka VA-Minneapolis) I was escorted to the new building’s lobby.

I noticed how narrow the hallway was and it seemed to offer little privacy as most doors, were of a sliding barndoor style, were open. In my opinion the narrow hallway was of a cost saving design, which is very odd in a Federal Government building, usually they build big.  The lobby seemed too small as well. The location on the 3rd floor seemed to have a bigger more spacious lobby as well. I was told the location on the 3rd floor is to make way for hospital rooms. This is odd as I’ve never seen patient hospital rooms in the building as most Vets use outpatient services.

Outside the main entrance traffic circle, on the left of the main entrance you can see the back of Building 79 near the VA Mpls Parking Ramp

The next addition to be constructed is the Women’s Clinic which will have a Maternity Ward. It’s the only major hospital in the Metro without a dedicated Maternity Ward.

Building 79, houses the Specialty Care Department, Front of Building 79 faces the South of the Federal Property.

VA Minneapolis Building Map

Building 79, Specialty Care is located in the South East Corner of the VA Mpls Hospital

All of my Healthcare, except dental, is handled through the VA Hospital and their Clinics. I normally see my VA Doctor at the VA Clinic in Maplewood, MN at 3100 Kennard St., I did a story on it in 2023 when they moved into their new building.

Also by the date of my narrative above I had written most of this article in August of 2023. ~~ Publius Jr.

 

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