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Pablo Picasso Don Quixote 1955

 

100 Doctors Express Opposition To Vaccinating Children (JPost)
WHO Rejects Covid Passports; Vaccines Don’t Stop Virus Transmission (RT)
World Can Bring Covid-19 Pandemic Under Control In Months – WHO Chief (RT)
‘Do Not Travel’: State Department Updates Advisory For 80% Of The World (RT)
To Conquer Nature And Death, We Have Made A New Religion Of Science (Cook)
So Wait, Russia Got Biden Elected? (Malic)
Russian Jet Intercepts US, Norwegian Patrol Aircraft (ZH)
America Can Successfully Defend Taiwan Against China – In Its Dreams (Ritter)
The $2.3 Quadrillion Global Timebomb (von Greyerz)
The Movie Follows the Script (Jim Kunstler)
Why People Are Persistently Hungry All The Time (RT)
Nils Melzer Says The Treatment Of Assange Leaves Him “Speechless” (Maurizi)

 

 

 

 

Robert Kennedy jr. on Gates and Fauci

 

 

 

 

Population Scotland 5.5 million. Covid Deaths over 10 months: 596.

 

 

“..vaccinating children is not appropriate at this time because putting even a few children at risk of unknown side effects is not worth the protection it will afford them against a disease they say is not dangerous to children.”

100 Doctors Express Opposition To Vaccinating Children (JPost)

Some 100 medical professionals have expressed opposition to vaccinating children with the coronavirus vaccine and separating between vaccinated and unvaccinated people. “We believe there is no room for vaccinating children at this time [due to] caution, modesty, the understanding that ‘haste is from the devil’; the recognition that we do not understand everything about the virus and the vaccine against it; and the first commandment of medicine: ‘First, do not harm,’” they said in a letter to the Health Ministry on Sunday. They acknowledged that the Pfizer vaccine has prevented serious coronavirus infection and mortality in children. But they said children do not usually experience severe symptoms from the coronavirus, and the long-term possible side effects of the vaccine, even if rare, would only be known after years of study.


It is also unclear how long immunity from the vaccine lasts, which variants it works against, how often booster shots will be needed and what the far-reaching implications of the periodic immunization on the immune system and the evolution of the virus could be, they wrote. The prevailing view among the scientific community is that the vaccine cannot lead to herd immunity, meaning there is no justification for vaccinating children, they added. Some Israeli health officials have said the vaccination campaign has provided Israel with herd immunity in recent weeks. The authors of the letter said vaccinating children is not appropriate at this time because putting even a few children at risk of unknown side effects is not worth the protection it will afford them against a disease they say is not dangerous to children.

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“..concerns that vaccinations alone won’t prevent the transmission of the virus.”

WHO Rejects Covid Passports; Vaccines Don’t Stop Virus Transmission (RT)

The World Health Organization (WHO) has staunchly rejected the use of Covid passports to reopen travel in a meeting of its emergency committee, over concerns that vaccinations alone won’t prevent the transmission of the virus. Reiterating their previously stated position on Monday, the WHO’s Emergency Committee said it opposed the use of proof of vaccination documents as a condition of international travel due to the lack of evidence over the impact of vaccination on the transmission of coronavirus. The WHO’s declaration comes amid alarm from the group over “the persistent inequity in global vaccine distribution”, with the international health body stating that Covid passports would only further promote unequal freedom of movement.


Instead, the WHO has recommended that countries impose quarantine measures for international travellers and introduce “coordinated, time-limited, risk-based and evidence-based approaches for health measures.” Concerns about the inequality that would be caused by the use of Covid passports has been sparked by wealthier nations snapping up vaccines, while poorer countries have been left without enough doses to effectively vaccinate their population. The WHO has described this growing divide between national vaccine rollouts as a “moral outrage” and “catastrophic moral failure”, demanding world leaders support a more equitable distribution of vaccines.

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But how? He doesn’t say.

World Can Bring Covid-19 Pandemic Under Control In Months – WHO Chief (RT)

A consistent global approach to the Covid-19 pandemic could bring it under control before the end of the year, the director-general of the World Health Organization (WHO) has said, despite a record week for Covid-19 infections. “We have the tools to bring this pandemic under control in a matter of months, if we apply them consistently and equitably,” Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a news briefing on Monday. The WHO chief also said the total number of new Covid-19 cases in the past seven days had increased for the eighth consecutive week, with a record 5.2 million infections reported.


“Big numbers can make us numb,” Ghebreyesus said, as he urged people not to forget that each death from the virus is a “tragedy” for families and communities. He also highlighted the “alarming” increase in infections and hospitalizations among those aged 25 to 59, “possibly” due to highly transmissible newer variants and the increased social mixing of younger generations. On Monday, the WHO’s emergency committee gave Ghebreyesus its advice on vaccines, variants, and international travel, among other coronavirus issues. The panel pushed back against Covid vaccine passport schemes, citing a lack of evidence that the jabs prevent transmission as well as ongoing global inequalities when it comes to getting hold of vaccine doses.

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“Americans who have completed immunization with FDA-approved vaccines are still considered “at increased risk for getting and possibly spreading new [Covid-19] variants,”

‘Do Not Travel’: State Department Updates Advisory For 80% Of The World (RT)

Citing “unprecedented risk” from the Covid-19 pandemic, the State Department is urging Americans to reconsider going abroad and is updating its travel advisory to the highest, Level 4 warning for most of the planet. On Monday, Foggy Bottom announced that it will be updating the travel advisory during the week, to “better reflect the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) science-based Travel Health Notices,” which will result in the number of places at Level 4: Do Not Travel advisory to increase to “approximately 80% of countries worldwide.” The change does not imply a judgment on the current health situation in any given country, the State Department explained, but an “adjustment” in the travel advisory system to “rely more on CDC’s existing epidemiological assessments” and reflect “logistical factors” such as the availability of testing.


There are currently only 34 countries with a Level 4 travel warning, including war zones such as Syria, Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq and Yemen; US-sanctioned countries like Venezuela, North Korea, Myanmar, Cuba and Russia; coronavirus-stricken Brazil and Argentina, and a number of African countries. The updated guidelines seem to be based on the CDC’s advisory published on Monday. Unvaccinated people are advised to delay or cancel any international travel. Americans who have completed immunization with FDA-approved vaccines are still considered “at increased risk for getting and possibly spreading new [Covid-19] variants,” the CDC says.

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“The UK’s pandemic response relies too heavily on scientists and other government appointees with worrying competing interests, including shareholdings in companies that manufacture covid-19 diagnostic tests, treatments, and vaccines.”

To Conquer Nature And Death, We Have Made A New Religion Of Science (Cook)

The British scientist James Lovelock who helped model conditions on Mars for NASA so it would have a better idea how to build the first probes to land there, is still ridiculed for the Gaia hypothesis he developed in the 1970s. He understood that our planet was best not viewed as a very large lump of rock with life-forms living on it, though distinct from it. Rather Earth was as a complete, endlessly complex, delicately balanced living entity. Over billions of years, life had grown more sophisticated, but each species, from the most primitive to the most advanced, was vital to the whole, maintaining a harmony that sustained the diversity. Few listened to Lovelock. Our god-complex got the better of us. And now, as the bees and other insects disappear, everything he warned of decades ago seems far more urgent.

Through our arrogance, we are destroying the conditions for advanced life. If we don’t stop soon, the planet will dispose of us and return to an earlier stage of its evolution. It will begin again, without us, as simple flora and microbes once again begin recreating gradually – measured in aeons – the conditions favourable to higher life forms. But the abusive, mechanistic relationship we have with our planet is mirrored by the one we have with our bodies and our health. Dualism has encouraged us to think of our bodies as fleshy vehicles, which like the metal ones need regular outside intervention, from a service to a respray or an upgrade. The pandemic has only served to underscore these unwholesome tendencies. In part, the medical establishment, like all establishments, has been corrupted by the desire for power and enrichment.

Science is not some pristine discipline, free from real-world pressures. Scientists need funding for research, they have mortgages to pay, and they crave status and career advancement like everyone else. Kamran Abbasi, executive editor of the British Medical Journal, wrote an editorial last November warning of British state corruption that had been unleashed on a grand scale by covid-19. But it was not just politicians responsible. Scientists and health experts had been implicated too: “The pandemic has revealed how the medical-political complex can be manipulated in an emergency.” He added: “The UK’s pandemic response relies too heavily on scientists and other government appointees with worrying competing interests, including shareholdings in companies that manufacture covid-19 diagnostic tests, treatments, and vaccines.”

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“..asked if he would run in 2024, Biden himself said he isn’t really thinking about it and adding, “I have no idea if there will be a Republican Party. Do you?”

So Wait, Russia Got Biden Elected? (Malic)

Announcing a series of anti-Russian measures – incorrectly called “sanctions” – last week, President Joe Biden claimed Moscow is engaging in “efforts to undermine the conduct of free and fair democratic elections and democratic institutions in the United States and its allies and partners.” Look, here’s the deal – to borrow a phrase from Biden himself – the only one doing the delegitimizing here are Americans themselves. It wasn’t ‘Russia’ that declared the 2020 election was the “most secure… in American history.” It wasn’t the Kremlin that claimed absolutely nothing had gone wrong with any votes anywhere, and anyone so much as wondering about it was evil and ought to be silenced – it was the corporate media and Biden’s Democrats. And it wasn’t VK or Telegram that rushed to do the silencing, but the very American-owned Facebook, Twitter and Google.

It’s not Russia, either, that’s currently engaged in a push to “reimagine” US politics, elections and the very system of government. That would actually be… Biden and his own party, the Democrats. The 800-page HR1, or “For The People” Act, would fundamentally transform US elections, expanding universal mail-in ballots, mandating automatic voter registration and California-style ballot harvesting, banning voter ID or updating voter rolls, taking from states the authority to draw congressional districts – and if you try challenging it in court, narrowly defines how it can be done to the point where it’s practically impossible. Just to be sure, the Democrats are now proposing to pack – “expand,” in their parlance – the US Supreme Court.

They want to appoint another four justices, and bring the ratio from the current 6:3 in favor of (nominal) ‘conservatives’ to a 7:6 ‘liberal’ majority. Never mind the SCOTUS has been the Nine since 1869, and when FDR – the closest thing to the American Caesar so far – had tried to expand the court in 1937, his own party repudiated him and refused to do so. Don’t forget the initiative to give statehood to Washington, DC – explicitly prohibited by the US Constitution – that would guarantee Democrats two more seats in the Senate. Or the fact that, asked if he would run in 2024, Biden himself said he isn’t really thinking about it and adding, “I have no idea if there will be a Republican Party. Do you?”

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Happens all the time.

Russian Jet Intercepts US, Norwegian Patrol Aircraft (ZH)

A major intercept incident between Russia and US-NATO allied aircraft has occurred over the far northern Barents Sea on Monday. “A Russian fighter jet on Monday reportedly intercepted and escorted US and Norwegian patrol aircraft,” The Hill reports. “The Russian Defense Ministry said the incident over the body of water near Sweden, Norway, Finland and Russia involved a MiG-31 fighter jet,” it continued, based on initial reporting by Russia’s state-run RIA news agency. NATO member Norway shares a far northern small section of Arctic border with Russia, thus the region of the Barents Sea has always been a highly sensitive defense sector for the Kremlin, for which it keeps fighter jets at Arctic bases at ‘the ready’.


It comes as tensions are still soaring over Ukraine, and after last week a Russia MiG-31 had intercepted a US spy plane near Russia’s far northeast Kamchatka Peninsula over the Pacific Ocean. Moscow has also recently denounced the US Air Force’s additional longrange bomber presence in Norway, out of which recent missions have flown over the Baltic and North seas in a ‘message’ to Russia.

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“The culpability of this systemic incompetence is so widespread, however, that there can be no serious accounting for what has transpired.”

America Can Successfully Defend Taiwan Against China – In Its Dreams (Ritter)

The US military has deteriorated to the point that the only way it could win a simulated war game in which it was called on to defend Taiwan from a ‘Chinese invasion’ force was by inventing capabilities it does not yet possess. In 2018 and 2019, the US Air Force conducted detailed simulated war games that had its forces square off against those of China. On both occasions, the US was decisively defeated, the first time challenging the Chinese in the South China Sea, and the second time defending Taiwan – which China sees as an integral part of its territory – against a Chinese invasion. In 2020, the US repeated the Taiwan scenario, and won – but only barely. The difference? In both 2018 and 2019, it played with the resources it had on hand.

Last year, it gave itself a host of new technologies and capabilities that are either not in production or aren’t even planned for development. In short, the exercise was as far removed from reality as it could get. The fact is the US can only successfully defend Taiwan from a full-scale Chinese invasion in its dreams. What the current war games underscored is that, as currently configured, equipped, and deployed, the US Air Force lacks the required combination of lethality and sustainability necessary to wage full-scale conventional conflict against a peer-level foe. The mix of aircraft currently in the US Air Force inventory was unable to ‘compete’ in the war game – even the current model of F-35 was excluded as not being up to the task of fighting and surviving against the Chinese military.

[..] Today, with the political decision having been made to depart Afghanistan, and a similar decision being brooded regarding Iraq and its corollary conflict, Syria, the US military is a fundamentally broken institution. It lost its ‘forever wars’ in the Middle East and Southwest Asia by not winning. As such, the senior leadership at the helm of the US military has been conditioned to accept defeat as de rigueur; it comes with the territory, a reality explained away by lying – either to yourself, your superiors, or both. Too many successful careers were created on the backs of lies repackaged as truth, of defeats sold as victories, as deficits portrayed as assets. In many ways, the recently concluded US Air Force war game is a byproduct of this psychosis – an exercise in self-delusion, in which reality is replaced by a fictional world where everything works as planned, even if it does not exist.

The US Air Force cannot wage a successful war against China today. Nor can it do so against Russia. Its ability to sustain a successful air campaign against either Iran or North Korea is likewise questionable. This is the kind of reality that would, in a world where facts mattered, cost a lot of senior people their jobs, in uniform and out. The culpability of this systemic incompetence is so widespread, however, that there can be no serious accounting for what has transpired. Instead, the US Air Force, having been confronted by the reality of its shortcomings, ‘invents’ a victory. In and of itself, this ‘victory’ is meaningless. If China were to invade Taiwan, there is literally nothing short of employing nuclear weapons the US could do to stop it. But by ‘beating’ China using fictional resources, the US Air Force has created a blueprint of procurement that will define its budgetary requests for the next decade.

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“..account managers and traders can bet billions on a daily basis with no skin in the game but massive potential upside if nothing goes wrong.”

The $2.3 Quadrillion Global Timebomb (von Greyerz)

As I warned in last week’s article on Archegos and Credit Suisse, investment banks have created a timebomb with the $1.5 quadrillion derivatives monster. A few years ago, the BIS (Bank of International Settlement) in Basel reduced the $1.5 quadrillion to $600 trillion with a pen stroke. But the real gross figure was still $1.5q at the time. According to my sources, the real figure today is probably over $2 quadrillion. A major part of the outstanding derivatives are OTC (over the counter) and hidden in off balance sheet special purpose vehicles. The $30 billion in Archegos derivatives that went up in smoke over a weekend is just the tip of the iceberg. The hedge fund Archegos lost everything and the normal uber-leveraged players Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, Nomura etc lost at least $30 billion.

These investment banks are making casino bets that they can’t afford to lose. What their boards and top management don’t realise or understand is that the traders, supported by easily manipulated risk managers, are betting the bank on a daily basis. Most of these ludicrously high bets are in the derivatives market. The management doesn’t understand how they work or what the risks are and the account managers and traders can bet billions on a daily basis with no skin in the game but massive potential upside if nothing goes wrong. But we are now entering an era when things will go wrong. The leverage is just too high and the bets totally out of proportion to the equity. Just take the notorious Deutsche Bank (DB) that has outstanding derivatives of €37 trillion against total equity of €62 billion.

Thus the derivatives position is 600X the equity. Or to put it in a different way, the equity is 0.17% of the outstanding derivatives. So a loss of 0.2% on the derivatives will wipe the share capital and the bank out! Now the DB risk managers will argue that the net derivatives position is just a fraction of the €37 trillion at €20 billion. That is of course nonsense as we saw with Archegos when a few banks let $30 billion over a weekend. Derivatives can only be netted down on the basis that counterparties pay up. But in a real systemic crisis, counterparties will disappear and gross exposure will remain gross. So all that netting doesn’t stand up to real scrutiny. But it is typical for today’s casino banking world when depositors, shareholders and governments take all the downside risk and the management all the upside.

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“The video has the status of a religious icon, portraying, as it seems to, the vivid distillation of the black experience in America..”

The Movie Follows the Script (Jim Kunstler)

Former police officer Chauvin is charged with Murder 2, Murder 3, and Manslaughter all predicated on varying degrees of intention and recklessness in the death of George Floyd, the internationally acclaimed saint-of-oppressed-peoples who died under Mr. Chauvin’s knee in an indelible video shared ‘round the world last May. The video has the status of a religious icon, portraying, as it seems to, the vivid distillation of the black experience in America: pure, unalloyed, hateful, murderous subjugation. The trouble is what’s not in the indelible picture: Mr. Floyd’s prodigious ingestion of the world’s hardest narcotic, fentanyl, at a level likely to cause death, plus methedrine, plus THC, on top of a 90-percent blockage of a coronary artery, and other cardiopathies, and Covid-19, all according to the official medical examiner.

Also, as it happened in the instance of his arrest, Mr. Floyd was failing to follow police instructions, and acting dangerously deranged — behavior apt to lead to police restraint, under which he died, rest his soul. So, now it will be left to the jury to sort all this out, under the threat of getting “doxed” (having their home addresses disclosed) by the Black Lives Matter org, as well as following the $27-million lawsuit settlement on the Floyd family for “wrongful death” by the Minneapolis City Council before the trial commenced — not exactly a propitious lead-in for a fair outcome. One might even view the public expressions of black opinion leaders and politicians as coercive — but then coercion is the animating spirit of liberal Wokery, the wish and the will to punish at all costs.

In any case, the fine spring weather around the country invites the young and energetic to caper angrily in the streets after a harsh winter of lockdowns. The mobs will turn out, things will burn, businesses will get looted (and destroyed), and people will get hurt. So it will be for two reasons: groups of people follow social scripts and societies give tacit permission for the acting-out of feelings — in this case, feelings of grievance that demand retribution and vengeance. What’s actually at issue here is whether black people in America really want to join with the other ethnic groups present in the land in a national common culture — that is, a consensus about behavior, ceremonies, and manners — or would rather opt out of it, oppose it, or violently destroy what’s left of it.

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Blood glucose.

Why People Are Persistently Hungry All The Time (RT)

A study between multiple universities has revisited the link between blood sugar and appetite, and found the relationship is far more complex than previously understood, yielding new insights on how to tame persistent hunger. The researchers examined blood sugar responses and other indicators from 1,070 participants in the UK and the US, sourcing data from the PREDICT (Personalised REsponses to DIetary Composition Trial) nutrition research project. The volunteers ate standardised breakfasts, after which they were free to choose their remaining meals throughout the remainder of the day, observing a fasting window for three hours after breakfast. They continuously wore blood glucose monitors and recorded what and when they ate each day using a phone app, along with their self-reported hunger levels, over the study period of two weeks.


The researchers discovered that dips in blood glucose levels, aka “sugar dips,” were significantly linked with appetite levels and energy intake/calorie consumption. Participants with big blood sugar dips experienced a nine percent increase in appetite, consumed their second meal of the day half an hour sooner, and posted an overall average consumption of 300 calories more throughout the course of the day, than those who didn’t experience these sugar dips. The research shows “great potential for helping people understand and control their weight and long-term health,” says senior author and genetic epidemiologist Ana Valdes from the University of Nottingham. “Many people struggle to lose weight and keep it off, and just a few hundred extra calories every day can add up to several pounds of weight gain over a year.”

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“When you visited him, he told you: Please, save my life. What does he have in common with other victims of torture?”

Nils Melzer Says The Treatment Of Assange Leaves Him “Speechless” (Maurizi)

He deals with torture victims on a daily basis, so he is not easily shocked by abuses. And yet, he says, he is ‘speechless’ when it comes to the case of Julian Assange. The UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, Nils Melzer, has just published a book in German: “Der Fall Julian Assange”, which reconstructs his investigation based on exclusive documents. He tells Il Fatto Quotidiano what he has discovered and what he thinks is likely to happen. What made a Special Rapporteur on Torture work on the Assange case and write a book on it?

“When Julian Assange was still at the embassy in December 2018, his legal team actually reached out to my office. I remember it was just before Christmas, I saw this message pop up on my screen and I swiped it away immediately. I had this intuitive reaction: what does that guy want? He’s a rapist, a narcissist, a hacker, this isn’t serious, so I just discarded it. I have around 15 requests per day, and I can do one, it’s very routine for me to decide quickly, but I remember those negative emotions I had, that I usually don’t have. Three months later his lawyers came back to me in March 2019, and they also sent me Dr. Sondra Crosby’s medical assessment. And I knew Dr. Crosby was a big name as an independent medical expert, who was not associated with Assange activists.

I read these objective assessments by Dr. Crosby, by the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, I also read an article by James Goodale the Pentagon Papers man. I realised that I had strong prejudices against Assange, even though it’s my profession as a Human Rights expert to be objective. I started investigating further, scratching the surface of this case. The deeper I got into the case, the more dirt and contradictions came to the light. I also knew that I could not rely on information in the media and in the press, because that’s precisely the source that had deceived me in the first place. To be objective, I had to go visit him in prison, and, to be sure, I took not one medical doctor, but even two medical doctors with me, who are independent from each other and are not employed by the UN; they work as external experts for the International Criminal Court, the International Committee of the Red Cross and so on.

We spent 4 hours with Julian Assange, I spoke to him for one hour, and the forensic expert had one hour for a physical examination, and the psychiatrist did a two-hour psychiatric examination. Each medical examination was done separately from the other, so they wouldn’t influence each other. All three of us at the end compared our conclusions and agreed that he showed all the signs that are typical of victims of psychological torture. I must admit that I didn’t expect such a clear result. I reported back to the involved governments by the end of May. I was convinced Julian Assange had been deliberately persecuted and kept in a legal limbo in Sweden, in the US, in the UK and everywhere to put him under pressure and to make him crack. It was done very publicly, in order to make an example of him, to scare other investigative journalists. The message was: ‘If you expose our dirty secrets, this is what is going to happen to you, and no one can protect you. We can violate your rights every day the way we want and no one can do anything about it.’

[..] When you visited him, he told you: Please, save my life. What does he have in common with other victims of torture? “Torture is used for a wide range of purposes. There is the classic context of interrogations, the other one is torture to intimidate, like when they come to a village and they rape a woman in the village square, in front of everybody, it’s not as much to punish her, as it is to intimidate the population. That’s a very common purpose of torture, even more common than interrogation, and that’s what they are doing with Assange. In a modern democratic society they are not doing it by flogging, but they are doing it using the psychological method, by excluding him from society, by defaming him, by humiliating him in the media, in the press. Think of the witch trials in the 17th century, when those women were stripped naked and paraded around the city and everyone spat at them, that’s a bit what they are doing with Assange.

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    V. Arnold
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    Pablo Picasso Don Quixote 1955

    That painting(?) epitomizes Don Quixote and Sancho Panza to a tee, IMO…
    …the donkey and the horse, so perfect… 😉

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    It’s a lithograph. I like the horse’s crazy legs, and the simplicity of the heads of both humans and animals.

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    V. Arnold
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    It’s a lithograph. I like the horse’s crazy legs, and the simplicity of the heads of both humans and animals.

    Thanks, that’s why I put a question mark…I wasn’t sure…
    …and yes, the crazy legs and all of it…wonderful…

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    Dr. D
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    “Russian Jet Intercepts US, Norwegian Patrol Aircraft (ZH)”

    Happens all the time. Yes, the news is WHAT they report, not how or any details. So they’re trying to invent and fabricate tensions. Thanks! Now I know your plans.

    As yesterday, the Biden-Russia thing is a hot mess. Makes me think he’s on one plan and the military lets him go forward before calling him on the phone and saying, “You don’t have our support for that.” Then he has to reverse himself and try again. But looks like an idiot to the world, which is the military’s point in doing it to him. My estimation. You have to keep in mind that the military is itself divided on this, but again, my uneducated estimation from behavior is like 70-30 America First, however, NATO and other opponents are powerful, and you definitely don’t want to let anything rise to open conflict, either internal to generals, or out on the streets, thus the recent choices in election and elsewhere. They will definitely nuke a U.S. city with cesium.

    “the US Air Force conducted detailed simulated war games that had its forces square off against those of China. On both occasions, the US was decisively defeated,”

    The U.S. couldn’t even defeat IRAQ in war games in 2002, NOT run by a limp-wristed panty-waist called Riper, and the U.S. had to re-float all their ships and run a “Do-over” like all psychos, learning nothing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Challenge_2002
    Like Time Magazine, the “Wrong guy won”, so they had to fix that.

    After that war game, they then attacked Iraq and lost. Goes to prove winning is never the point, it’s not even a consideration. Only the internal power, profits, and enactment of fascism and invasion of human rights.

    Against China? They can sink every ship in the U.S. Navy in 3 hours. They won’t: it makes more tactical sense to let the U.S. bankrupt themselves building them, but they could. As far as we know, nothing in the western arsenal can stop a cheap, portable Sunburn missile. They might as well shoot super-soakers at them.

    In the China Sea, which is called “China” for a reason, they can shoot Volkswagens from the mainland out hundreds of miles. The Pacific Fleet would find that super-entertaining, since China could keep it up hour after hour, forever and ever.

    But that’s the point isn’t it? We just established above the point, purpose is NOT to win: It’s to end human rights and empower the “right” people. We’re supposed to fight China and lose. It’s been set up for decades, since Papa Bush. Then they erase the Constitution and become the feudal lords of Amerika, maintaining nominal control of China with food and oil. Ah but “the best laid plans…”

    “..account managers and traders can bet billions on a daily basis with no skin in the game but massive potential upside if nothing goes wrong.”

    Better than that. We saw in GameStop if they lose they get a bailout and a do-over, like the Riper games, and like all idiot sons of idiot sons. Inbred 7 generations back. They can’t possibly complete on a normal playing field, and would lose 100% of the time without cheating and privilege, so they don’t. They cheat 100% of the time and everyone nods their heads and says how smart Elon Musk is while he reveals the SEC does nothing, and never will, ever, no matter how much cheating occurs or how many thousands lit on fire.

    Looks like Maxine – among many others – have given Chauvin endless cause for appeal and mistrial. Good work. I thought Kunstler’s best point was this:

    The script for all this prevails because liberalism cannot otherwise explain its own failure to uplift black America over many years of sedulous striving. They are left disappointed, ashamed, and guilty, and neurotically give themselves permission to support black hostility and hatred against white people as a form of self-punishment.”

    This is the neurosis of Liberalism, of “helping”, instead of being a dead-fair meritocracy. But people will nuke the planet and burn every black neighborhood to the ground – clearly – before admitting they were wrong and their beliefs need minor adjustment.

    Which is weird, ‘cause how else do we learn things? What did they do as children before now? Why are they the only people incapable of learning? Is it really just ego? And how can they keep it up for 173 years? Don’t you get tired of killing 100 Million per century? No. The Pale Horse, the Green Agenda is desperate to kill another 100 million and is well underway and very proud and public about their intent. I’m sorry, but I must decline.

    “dips in blood glucose levels, aka “sugar dips,” were significantly linked with appetite levels and energy intake/calorie consumption.”

    There’s a lot to this, where yes they are hungry, and eat, but also then if you eat more ‘sugar’ the body then panics and has to save your life by stuffing this glucose into fat cells. Spike-crash-spike-crash. But the solution is easy: cut out sugar and eat slow food. This is probably why keto and paleo diets work: they focus on protein which is by nature slow. But if you ate peasant food, and observed fast days, it’d work just as well.

    This is more relevant today as the top illness is avoidable diabetes and the top weakness for Covid is being overweight. Otherwise, you’d have to be over 70, which none of us can control.

    what does that guy want? He’s a rapist, a narcissist, a hacker,”

    So Nils is an insider, against human rights, who believes everything he’s told. Got it. They certainly hired the right man with my tax money, and he can slide over to the OPCW in good conscience. Well, glad to hear we can all get a clue and change. I get frustrated that the slightest look would tell you it was all false and why would it matter anyway? I don’t want Jeffery Dahmer tortured in my name either. I don’t want to stop the speech or free action of the NeoNazis or the Communist Party (but I repeat myself). Human rights are human rights, even if the U.N. and ACLU has now long forgotten that, I haven’t. I don’t care what Julian Assange might have done, although his provable innocence makes our constant failure to defend ourselves through his case that much worse.

    Note: he is still innocent. He has been convicted of no crime. Just like the rest of us, who are likewise under infinite martial law and ‘solitary’ confinement. Forever. And apparently can’t get enough of our abuse and servitude.

    #73502
    Dr. D
    Participant

    “Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick Died of Natural Causes after Riot, Medical Examiner Says”
    https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/capitol-police-officer-brian-sicknick-died-natural-causes-after-riot-n1264562

    Huh. So every word you’ve ever written, at NBC and NYT is a total, complete prejudiced lie? Color me shocked. Will it ever matter? Can they keep up ego over reality forever?

    #73503
    Mister Roboto
    Participant

    Well, the Japan graph is the best argument against the effectiveness of masking I’ve seen so far. If any country in the world had near-universal compliance of correct mask-wearing, that would be Japan. We are told that mask-wearing is about protecting other people rather than oneself, and that near-universal compliance of correct mask-wearing is necessary for that to work. That would make Japan the closest thing it’s possible to have to a scientific study (albeit a mere observational study) of this proposition. And yet they experienced a tenfold increase in daily new cases in a pretty short period of time. (By “case”, I’m assuming that means sufficiently symptomatic to be excused from work or school.) I suppose some might say it would have been worse without the masking, but the fact remains, that kind of explosion in people getting sick is what masking is supposed to prevent.

    The RT article about breakfast and blood-sugar dips confirms what I’ve known for a while. What the article failed to state outright is that the thing that will get you a big post-breakfast blood-sugar-level dip is eating the very sugary or even merely starchy breakfast that many USAmericans eat every day. My daily breakfast has no added refined sugar and a relatively low starch-content, and I can go an entire eight hours before eating my second meal of the day before feeling terribly hungry. (I’m sure it also helps that it’s a very substantial breakfast in terms of fat and protein calories.)

    #73504
    Doc Robinson
    Participant

    Pandemic? The UK government statistics for England and Wales have been updated today, and “this is the fifth consecutive week that deaths have been below the five-year average.”

    Covid-19 was the underlying cause of death in only 280 of the 9,098 total registered deaths (in the most recent data, week ending 9 April).

    In Week 14, the number of deaths registered in England and Wales was 11.7% below the five-year average (1,207 fewer deaths); this is the fifth consecutive week that deaths have been below the five-year average…

    Of the 379 deaths involving COVID-19 in Week 14 in England and Wales, 280 had this recorded as the underlying cause of death

    Deaths registered weekly in England and Wales, provisional: week ending 9 April 2021
    https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/bulletins/deathsregisteredweeklyinenglandandwalesprovisional/latest

    #73505
    zerosum
    Participant

    YES! YES! That is us!
    Pablo Picasso Don Quixote 1955

    —————
    Nothing worked.
    Vaccines Don’t Stop Virus Transmission

    Unvaccinated people are advised to delay or cancel any international travel. Americans who have completed immunization with FDA-approved vaccines are still considered “at increased risk for getting and possibly spreading new [Covid-19] variants,” the CDC says

    Lets try yelling and jumping up and down like a troop of mentally challenged idiots baboons. ( modern dancing)
    ——–
    Partial quotes are fun.
    ” …. Biden himself said he isn’t really thinking …..”
    ——–
    In your dream – Biden’s lalaland
    Its time for Biden to lie down for a nap, and tell up about his new dream – A ware game –
    A hot war, using drones, bombs, missiles, to conquer new land, useable assets and demonstrate that the USA superior.
    ——–
    YAWN!
    Its not my money
    Its not in my dream
    I still don’t understand

    • The $2.3 Quadrillion Global Timebomb (von Greyerz)
    The leverage is just too high and the bets totally out of proportion to the equity.
    Thus the derivatives position is 600X the equity. Or to put it in a different way, the equity is 0.17% of the outstanding derivatives.
    But it is typical for today’s casino banking world when depositors, shareholders and governments take all the downside risk and the management all the upside.

    ——

    #73506
    Mr. House
    Participant
    #73507
    zerosum
    Participant

    Yesterday

    Reality was truth
    Savings were loans
    Loans were savings
    Pain hurt

    Today

    Virtuality is real
    Savings are virtual
    Loans are virtual
    Pain is intellectual

    #73508
    madamski cafone
    Participant

    “Fauciism.”

    There it is.

    #73509
    Dr. D
    Participant

    So short anyone can read it:
    https://jhsphcenterforhealthsecurity.s3.amazonaws.com/spars-pandemic-scenario.pdf

    “It was published by, of course, the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Health Security, which operates as a functional arm of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

    It is a detailed narrative of the past fifteen months… written in 2017.

    EVERYTHING is there, including a killer “vaccine” called “Coronavax” that kills so many people that the President of the United States has to go on television and essentially canonize the mountains of dead as de facto martyrs who “sacrificed themselves for the greater good of their communities.”

    #73510
    Dr. D
    Participant

    Actually, it’s all about Social media and messaging, getting people to “Do what they’re told.” Almost nothing about diseases or medicine itself. So the focus is very revealing about what they think of science and health.

    #73511
    Mr. House
    Participant

    A good way to sterilize stimulus money: Give out free money (unemployment bonus, stimulus checks, don’t pay rent, don’t pay student loans, don’t pay mortgages), encourage those receiving to bet on the stock market. As a 1% type person, sell all the time into the masses buying, then crash the market later! You got out of your positions, and the rubes got fleeced again! That money doesn’t go into the real economy thus you don’t get as much price inflation as if it did.

    #73512
    Mr. House
    Participant

    Buy at the bottom and then repeat for everlasting riches, if something does not go according to plan, bail yourself out.

    #73513
    Doc Robinson
    Participant

    From that pandemic scenario document (linked above by Dr. D), it’s clear that they’ve been thinking about these issues for some time. It seems like “enabling people to make their own informed decisions” (about the vaccine) has been dropped since then.

    FOOD FOR THOUGHT

    1) How might federal health authorities avoid people possibly seeing an expedited SPARS vaccine development and testing process as somehow “rushed” and inherently flawed, even though that process still meets the same safety and efficacy standards as any other vaccine?

    2) How might federal health authorities respond to critics who propose that liability protection for SPARS vaccine manufacturers jeopardizes individual freedom and wellbeing?

    3) Once the vaccine becomes broadly available (see the chapter, “Head of the Line Privileges”), how might public health communicators implement the “best practices” principle of enabling people to make their own informed decisions about whether to accept the novel SPARS vaccine?

    4) What are the potential consequences of health officials overreassuring the public about the potential risks of a novel SPARS vaccine when long-term effects are not yet known?

    https://jhsphcenterforhealthsecurity.s3.amazonaws.com/spars-pandemic-scenario.pdf

    #73515
    Doc Robinson
    Participant

    Mr. Roboto: “Well, the Japan graph is the best argument against the effectiveness of masking I’ve seen so far. If any country in the world had near-universal compliance of correct mask-wearing, that would be Japan.”

    That graph for mask-compliant Japan has a dramatic peak in daily new cases, but the similar peak for the USA was about 20 times higher, when looking at the number of cases per million population. Hmm…

    #73516
    Germ
    Participant

    “The Unrelenting Squeeze”

    MONEY, CREDIT AND THE DECLINE OF DISCRETIONARY PROSPERITY

    “So long as the underlying economy keeps growing, fiat money can expand at a roughly commensurate rate, and that’s its virtue.
    Once the economy turns down, however, a divergence begins, because fiat systems are incapable of a corresponding contraction, and that’s the system’s inherent vice.”

    #195. The unrelenting squeeze

    Enjoy.

    #73517
    phoenixvoice
    Participant

    So. Officer Sicknick died of strokes and blood clots. I wonder…had he received a Covid vaccination?

    #73518
    madamski cafone
    Participant

    The SPARS scenario tells me that this stuff was easily predictable if one sufficiently pursued how communication vectors work (physical transit of a form of communication, ci?). When a culture is as baroquely entrenched as ours, pstterns become clarion against the background of incessant yet orderly chaos.

    A logic evaluation: if they have the ability to orchestrate so much, why does nothing they do hold together (including, ultimately, their ivory fortresses and sense of elite security)?

    A paper written in 2017, informed by the Trump phenomenon and the disarray of everything American, could easily forecast that we’d fuck up all the way down. Which is what’s happening. It was easy to predict that loss of faith in institutions would be a huge factor because any honest trend-watcher of sufficient acument saw this in 2017. It was already well and far underway. It didn’t/doesn’t have top be manufactured by some grand evil scheme, the political incarnation of the Devil or something. There is vastly more evil in the world than conscious evil intentions. The majority of the people who serve Mammon are just trying to get by, and when they get into something good — a nice career or inheritance, their concept of what’s good revolves around their success in the midst of a sea of evil that they surely didn’t vcause (they tell themselves, we tell ourselves); we’re just struggling to survive amid the evil wrought by evil men… when we are the ones who actually do the evil. (or increasingly, make robots to do it for us).

    Placing the onus of our problems on the huge hunchbacked shoulders of allegedly evil rich genii like The Legend of Bill Gates is childish. Bill is no more evil than you or I; he’s just very fortunate (call it success if you prefer). He really believes he’s working to save the planet, poor little idjit. The view from the palace is different from the view on the ground. On the ground, the people in my apartment complex can’t be bothered to place their trash INSIDE the dumpster half the time, and this is hardly a ghetto; it’s midly upscale. THey’re not evil shoitheads trying to wreck the planet or at least my peace of mind; they’re fools caught in a less fortunate trap that demotivates them to the point they’re hardly potty-trained.

    The system is disintegrating all around. If one wants an explanatory model, the Titanic serves well: arrogance, complacency, incompetence, corruption, greed, entitled privilege, and things that go bump in the night. A saboteur could’ve hardly outdone the Titanic fiasco with a torpedo mine and a platoon of covert terrorists planted throughout the ship. The privileged arrogant elites sank it well and true, and looked out only for themselves… as do we.

    It seems much easier and more immediately gratifying to stick poisoned needles into voodoo dolls of the brand name elites, than it is to look around and take responsibility for ourselves, and therefore power, which must always be asserted to be employed. We are so domesticated into passivity we’ll scarcely risk a (relatively) polite argument with virtually no risk of fisticuffs even though we believe our very lives depend on it.

    Last I knew, Facebook and the internet had no control over personal physical verbal discussion. We’re not in 1965 USSR with every fifth neighbor a thought police turncoat. I’ve had way more Jehovah’s Witnesses and Mormons knock on my door than any secret police, and most of my surveilled activity (internet) is voluntary and unnecessary to my primary life functions. We’re just chickenshit and love to blow up the bogeymen large enough in our minds to justify sitting in the corner hoping the mess will blow away.

    #73520
    madamski cafone
    Participant

    @ Raul

    “But how? He doesn’t say. • World Can Bring Covid-19 Pandemic Under Control In Months – WHO Chief (RT)”

    It’s a declaration of victory by retreat. They will now work on diminishing the perception, that they so diligently cultivated among the public, that covid is The Purple Death. It’s a kind of revisionist history in the making.

    %^&

    @ zerosum

    “Lets try yelling and jumping up and down like a troop of mentally challenged idiots baboons. ( modern dancing)”

    Great Idea!

    #73521
    madamski cafone
    Participant

    “$2.3 quadrillion”

    A few quadrillion here, a few quadrillion there, pretty soon you’re talking serious money, the kind that gets the Empire’s attention, said Darth Nader.

    ^&*

    • America Can Successfully Defend Taiwan Against China – In Its Dreams (Ritter)”

    The Taiwan Turnover should be interesting. Internal conditions are suddenly become conducive to internal turmoil: Taiwan is supposed to be one of the rainiest places in the world – its climate is subtropical in the northern and central regions, and tropical in the south. Typhoons are common in summer and autumn, and it also gets monsoons. It rains so often here that umbrellas are placed at subway stations and businesses for anyone to borrow. But something unusual happened last year – no typhoon hit the island. And there has been little rain in the past year. That has plunged Taiwan into its worst drought in 56 years. Many of its reservoirs are at less than 20% capacity, with water levels at some falling below 10%.

    Must be weather manipulation by HAARP. After all, Putin *really* controls America, right? He’d do it as a favor to Xi. While Joe bangs a gong with a monkey stick.

    %^&

    Meanwhile, I read yesterday quotes where Trump brags about fast-tracking the (disastrous) USA vaccine program. Once again, covid kicks Donald’s ass with his own foot in his mouth (a compound cranianal impaction). But in the short run, he’ll get resurgent media play, and I suspect we can get what we’ve all been secretly hoping for: a Trump/Biden Punch and Judy extravaganza.

    1

    #73522
    madamski cafone
    Participant

    Honorable mention runner-up emeritus:

    2

    “Intelligence reports are telling us that Russia is planning to meddle in the 2020 election. Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders are likely to benefit the most from the meddling, which is designed to sow discord and make us question our institutions. “ Too funny. I grew up on cold war paranoia. Well, I thought I did. But that was nothing compared to this.

    Finally, a nostalgic retrospective on Trump Derangement Syndrome:

    3

    #73523
    madamski cafone
    Participant

    @ Dr. D

    ” ‘Russian Jet Intercepts US, Norwegian Patrol Aircraft (ZH)’ Happens all the time. Yes, the news is WHAT they report, not how or any details. So they’re trying to invent and fabricate tensions. Thanks! Now I know your plans.”

    Actually, this report is actually factually accurate. (Does that rhyme or what?) This is a report of a NATO

      aircraft making incursion into Russian

    airspace and being promptly ejected, which is quite different from the usual, which is, well pages and pages of google talking about how Russia has been flying all over NATO airspace since 2014 and, well, we don’t seem able to do anything about it, can we?

    “The Baltic countries are registering a dramatic increase in Russian military provocations, rattling nerves in a region which fears it could be the next frontier after Ukraine in Moscow’s quest at asserting its regional power. Nato fighters policing Baltic airspace were scrambled 68 times along Lithuania’s borders this year, by far the highest count in more than 10 years. Latvia registered 150 “close incidents”, cases where Russian aircraft were found approaching and observed for risky behaviour. Estonia said its sovereign airspace had been violated by Russian aircraft five times this year, nearing the total count of seven over the previous eight years….According to one western official, so far this year there have been well over a hundred quick reaction alerts – the scrambling of fighter jets – because of Russian activity in the vicinity of alliance airspace, a threefold increase over the number for the whole of 2013.” (dated, uh, 2013)

    article

    But there was a time when they just hogged those skies:

    “1. (C) Summary. Lithuania’s opposition to hosting a Baltic regional air safety conference under NATO-Russia Council (NRC) auspices (ref A) is rooted in its assessment that Russian policy aims to disrupt NATO relations with its newest members and raise pressure on the air policing mission. Though Russian violations of Lithuanian airspace, once annually numbering in the thousands, have dropped to a handful in recent years, Lithuania remains concerned that its neighbors are violating its airspace to test Lithuania’s and NATO’s technological ability and diplomatic resolve. In discussions regarding a permanent Baltic air-policing mission, Lithuania will stress the need for NATO assets given its own meager air defense capabilities, highlighting the fact that recent incursions have occurred over the Ignalina nuclear power plant and that NATO aircraft have intercepted suspected Russian intelligence aircraft traversing the Baltic Sea Coast. End Summary.” dated Oct. 2004

    wikileaks cable

    Looks like Russia began a new round of incursions in 2014 to test its new air tech in NATO airspace.
    Meanwhile, we’ve been playing footsie a bit ourselves recently:

    NATO planes shadow Russian bombers from Arctic to Black Sea (March 30, 2021)

    “Intercepting multiple groups of Russian aircraft demonstrates NATO forces’ readiness and capability to guard Allied skies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year,” Brig. Gen. Andrew Hansen, of NATO’s Allied Air Command at Ramstein Air Base, said in the statement.”

    I suspect we won’t be doing much more “demonstrat(ing) NATO forces readiness and capability” over Russian airspace, if any. 😉 Searching for news report of NATO incursions into Russian airspace yields a desert of no results while fielding a flood of Russia incursions into NATO.

    This should be fun:

    https://www.rt.com/russia/521504-british-warships-black-sea-showdown/

    #73524
    phoenixvoice
    Participant

    A friend recently suggested that I should get vaccinated to “help herd immunity” and for “increased protection” against Covid.
    I patiently replied that as a Covid survivor I already AM contributing to herd immunity, and there is no data nor studies performed to suggest that vaccination can improve upon my current immunity. He also explained that if I just get vaccinated, then I will avoid the social displeasure that I am currently experiencing. *sigh*. He is my friend, and I value his insight in other areas, but he…just…doesn’t…get…it.

    I am invited to teach a music class at the retirement community in the fall…but if I am unvaccinated it must be online, not in person. Found this out from a different friend. She assured me of her affection, even if I don’t get vaccinated. This will make the class inaccessible to easily half or more of the residents who are not familiar enough with technology to join a Zoom meeting.

    The groupthink among folks that I otherwise generally enjoy and respect is mind boggling. (They are intelligent in many other areas.). I went to a rehearsal at the retirement community yesterday. There were two passersby who sat in the audience area and watched. It was outside. I wore the damn face-diaper (as the only unvaccinated person present). At a brief pause in the singing (I was the lead singer) my friend suggested I remove my mask. “I don’t want any more nasty emails,” I explained. (It is more nuanced than that…I derive a sizable chunk of (non-musical performance) income from this place and a few residents there…I cannot afford jeopardizing that.). He responded that they are allowed to have up to 5 people in their apartments that are unmasked, I was his guest and this was rehearsal. Nice to have the clarification. Off goes the mask.

    On the electronic marquee outside of the retirement community it states : “We stand with all who want equality and justice.” I know that they truly believe that they do this….but…no…they…do…not.

    I generally like standing up against injustice…but I cannot jeopardize my income and I choose not to jeopardize the only performance venue currently available. Oh, how it galls me.

    #73525
    madamski cafone
    Participant

    P.S. I see Bernie says Putin is killing Nalvany. ANother evil genius worn-out hack who thinks he’s acting to save the planet.

    #73526
    Noirette
    Participant

    To ‘my parent said know’, previous thread, that vid of Dr. D. Frank on the stolen US Prez. election was v. interesting.

    I was amazed to hear that someone actually went and checked on voters.. and found ‘phantom’ ones.

    I was suspicious of the election of Boris J. as PM of GB. Sure, many Labour voters might have turned their coats and voted Bojo -> just not *that* many! (imho.)

    If the GB PM election was rigged, as far as I can figure out, which ain’t far, it was done thru the postal vote (recall the endless hype about a surge in postal votes pre-election) and would not be known, recognised, or even suspected as having been ‘faked’, altered, in some way, outside of the v. restricted group doing it. BoJo himself, the Labourites, etc. would all believe the result, having had no part in the manipulations, rigging, being sure the count was correct…

    Those who had access to all the d-bases and the templates of the voting forms could have “cast votes” for those who didn’t vote, sending in the votes from the proper district at the last minute. (They could also create voters..) My thought was that in a small district with the oficial, known, result-nos. to hand, it would have been possible to do a quick, cheap survey on the ground and show that the official result could not be correct.

    Heh.

    Turn-out might also give some interesting clues, but I never got far with those nos.

    original link posted by mpsk: https://bit.ly/3tvh7wd

    #73527
    Germ
    Participant

    Lockdown – the Big Lie that will never end

    ” …there can no longer be any doubt that the position in Britain and elsewhere has nothing to do with any medical emergency, and probably never did.”

    “if the emergency ends, the wreckage of the orgy of corruption over which Johnson and his allies have presided presents a set of questions to which they have no answers.”

    “lockdown will never end, but instead be concretised as a lockdown without walls. The device for achieving this objective is the vaccine passport.”

    Lockdown – the Big Lie that will never end

    #73528
    Germ
    Participant

    Moderna currently has a trial ongoing with children between the ages of 12 and 17 with about 3000 participants, and apparently one of those participants, a 12-year-old girl named “Maddie,” is now paralyzed from the waist down, and reportedly is now suffering from an inability to urinate on her own, a bowel obstruction, excruciating pain, fainting episodes and other neurological problems.

    Watch: https://rumble.com/vftyc5-12-year-old-girl-paralyzed-and-injured-in-moderna-covid-19-vaccine-trial.html

    #73529
    Mr. House
    Participant

    Here is a question for everyone. Maxine waters the other day, telling people to stay in the streets and be confrontational, not the first time she’s done this. Contrasted with Trump and the be nothing burger of 1/6. Which we just found out was full of more lies, now some of us were saying back then it kinda stunk of a reichstag fire event. Most of that with what we’ve learned since seems to be true, not to mention as usual they do not investigate what they don’t want to investigate. This same hypocrisy stinks in many of the other current “causes” wokism, democrats vs republicans, blah blah blah, seems like the general playbook in our politics these days. Also covid because anyone who died 28 days of testing positive was a covid death, but anyone who dies after being vaccinated we can’t conclude it was a covid death. My point yesterday about us being past the point of arguing because these people are not debating/arguing in good faith, to which i was told i was irrational. I would like an honest rebuttal, why should we continue to argue like adults with people who will not?

    #73530
    Germ
    Participant

    The philosopher, comedian, author of Esoteric Hollywood 1 and 2 and presenter of TV’s ‘Hollywood Decoded’ talks to James about God, technocracy, Carroll Quigley’s ‘Tragedy & Hope’, movie subtexts and the future of the human race.

    Jay Dyer: The System They Want is Fundamentally Anti Human | The Delingpod

    #73531
    Mr. House
    Participant
    #73532
    Germ
    Participant

    “Anti” is missing from the above.

    Anti Human !!

    #73533
    Mr. House
    Participant
    #73534
    zerosum
    Participant

    @ madamski
    ” Bill is no more evil than you or I.”
    Agree
    Paraphrasing: Everything with a grain of salt,

    #73535
    chettt
    Participant

    @D R
    “That graph for mask-compliant Japan has a dramatic peak in daily new cases, but the similar peak for the USA was about 20 times higher, when looking at the number of cases per million population. Hmm…”

    Obesity (BMI>30) in the US is running at over 36% while in Japan the number is 4.3%. This might explain why we big ass americans have fared so poorly.

    #73536
    dermotmoconnor
    Participant

    Thought that Japan graph might be grinding an axe to some degree. Daily new cases, why not overlay with DEATHS? So I did. That impressive second hump becomes a lot less scary. Third hump is still there, but again, proportionally it’s a lot less than the cases. Oh, and that third hump, I wonder if it coincides with something? WINTER perhaps? People INDOORS perhaps?

    Being manipulated by bad faith peddlers is really starting to sicken my shite.

    View post on imgur.com

    #73537
    dermotmoconnor
    Participant

    So Kudos to creator of the original graph, you just discovered the existance of improved testing and the seasons of the Earth. Your Nobel is in the mail.

    #73538
    dermotmoconnor
    Participant

    As an alternative, here’s something that might actually be useful:

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