Edit to add a page shot of one of her last tweets- https://archive.ph/yi65h
She was a Canadian nurse whose husband died from the vax and moved to Sweden for work where she wasn't required to take it. She frequently tweeted after a hospital shift of how many various vax injuries they'd seen that day.
No violence, no threats, no violations of Twitter's terms of service. Yeeted.
I've also read that tweets criticizing Zelensky and the Omnibus Spending bill are being disappeared.
I'm a Musk fan but what is going on with this?
Mostly it was a petting zoo of sundry animals we loved dearly. Sheep with their guardian donkey, dogs cats, rabbits, chickens, geese, guineas, turtles, hamsters and whatever else wandered along.
The place was fenced and gated and hot-wired within an inch of its life as the animals spent all day every day figuring how to get out. The driveway gate was hot-wired too so if somebody came over you had to quick turn off the electric charger before they touched it. Everybody around knew not to touch the gate.
One day a stranger drove up and headed into the driveway, I hollered at him to wait and went to meet him.
He said he was the pastor of a local church and he'd noticed our menagerie out back and wanted to know if he could borrow some of our animals for a Christmas performance he wanted to stage for their parishioners. Very strange I thought.
He came in and met the zoo, I agreed to loan him some sheep and the donkey, we chatted. The next day he showed up with a horse trailer loaded them up and drove away.
Several days later he returned with our animals hale and hearty, backed into the driveway, and remanded them back to the pasture. He said the manger Christmas play was a big hit with the church and the kids loved it.
I'd never heard of his church, never knew his name, and never saw him again. It made me feel like a star though to provide such a pleasure to people with just a few sheep and a donkey :)
IRS Warns of 50 Percent Penalty for Failing to Make Retirement Withdrawals December 19, 2022 Updated: December 19, 2022 ..........................................................................................................................
Throughout the decades, millions of Americans had small amounts from their paychecks withdrawn—before taxes were deducted—and invested the money in retirement plans.
As those taxpayers retire or plan for retirement, the Internal Revenue Service is reminding them about required mandatory withdrawals from retirement accounts. Failure to withdraw funds or not taking the minimum required amount could result in a 50 percent excise tax on the amount distributed, according to the IRS.
If you’re doing some year-end tax planning, are age 72 or were born in 1950 or earlier with a retirement plan, the IRS encourages you to begin making decisions concerning the required minimum withdrawal. Account holders can delay making their first required minimum distribution until April 1, following the later of the year they reach 72, or when they retire if they have a workplace retirement plan.
The amount withdrawn is taxable income and may be subject to penalties if not made by certain IRS deadlines.
The money withdrawn can’t be rolled over to another individual retirement account (IRA). For those with Roth IRAs, distributions aren’t required while the original owner is alive, according to the IRS.
If you’re still working at age 72, IRS rules require the holders of most retirement accounts to begin taking distributions. If you turned 72 this year, the IRS requires the first minimum distribution by April 1, 2023, the second by Dec. 31, 2023, and each year thereafter.
The IRS made a pandemic-related distribution exception in 2020. Required minimum distributions were waived and an account owner or beneficiary who received a distribution in 2020 had the option of returning it to their IRA or another qualified plan to avoid paying taxes on that distribution. A required minimum distribution in 2020 that qualified as a pandemic-related distribution may be repaid over a three-year period or have the taxes on the distribution spread over three years.
By Joe Mueller https://www.theepochtimes.com/irs-warns-of-50-percent-penalty-for-failing-to-make-retirement-withdrawals_4921622.html
Sitting on the balcony and noticed neighbors with Christmas lights were laughing and having a party.
It took me a minute to piece it together; I forgot about Christmas parties. I used to really like them and forgot about them completely.
It's been a long and brutal 3 years.
