That whole scheme.

Kimpagola told her parents recently, I'm fighting and I will continue to fight.

The goal is fight to heal and rehabilitate from a brain injury suffered last June has

been one that is long and largely private.

But this weekend fans and supporters are invited to join her family, friends and co-workers

in prayers for the co-owner of the Buffalo Bills and Sabers.

A prayer service and a vigil for Pukula who suffered a brain injury after a cardiac arrest

last June is planned, will be held, etc.

No mention of why this likely happened.

But let's go to church, let's talk about the Lord and the story goes on to talk about

the family's faith.

What about the faith in telling people and warning people about the dangers of fucking

jabs?

See, these people, they love to invoke Jesus and the Lord in religion, but only when

it's convenient to them and to their ideologies.

Is there anything Christian about knowing something can hurt somebody and then sitting

on top of it and not telling anybody while those people are going on harming themselves,

all the name of money and profits and owning sports teams, the same with the NHL.

The players jabbed up fans had to get jabbed up to go to games.

How many of those folks have been injured?

Let's talk about the Lord, let's have prayer services, etc.

And I sit there and think, well, that's not very Christian.

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