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February 21, 2021 at 6:27 pm #70058Raúl Ilargi MeijerKeymaster
Rembrandt van Rijn Abraham and the angels 1646 A little thought experiment that should have been much more, but for which time now has p
[See the full post at: Lockdown Syndrome]February 21, 2021 at 10:41 pm #70064Maxwell QuestParticipant“Premeditated murder? That’s a big term, can you use it when deaths are the result of sheer incompetence?”
No, but if it were really due to incompetence, we could call it “negligent homicide”, which is still a crime, assuming one doesn’t have a government agency or corporation to hide behind.
It became clear as early as last spring that the pandemic had ceased to be a medical issue and was taken over by powerful political and financial forces. And about the same time, false or intentionally sabotaged medical studies started showing up in the top journals attacking the safety and effectiveness of HCQ therapy. Entire nations were ordered to cease and desist, going so far as to threaten the careers of medical personnel if they dared color outside the lines of the WHO authorities.
At the time it didn’t make any sense at all. Was everyone taking “crazy pills”? Was it a form of collective insanity? People were dying by the thousands, yet cheap, safe, and promising therapies were suddenly verboten.
When put into context, however, this behavior in not far-fetched. When a system has become thoroughly corrupted, has no checks on its abuse of power, no accountability, it can do as it pleases. Human beings then become expendable resources, objects of predation, or obstacles to be eliminated. They can be sent into the mines to die of black lung, killed by death squads in order to crush socialism, or mowed down in wars over resource control. Whatever it takes to increase wealth, power, and dominance.
Someone once said that those who seek power are exactly those who should be prevented from acquiring it. They are typically psychopaths, like Madeiline Albright, where the death of 500,000 Iraqi children was “worth it”. Or Jamie Dimon, doing “God’s work” by sucking up vast amounts of ill-gotten wealth. What is the saying, “Give a man a gun and he’ll rob a bank, give a man a bank and he can rob the world.”?
I see it all the time. People tend to believe that everyone is just like them: that they have the same priorities, principles, needs, and feelings. But they don’t! There are predatory psychopaths that crave power, that are never satisfied, that would kill an entire nation or a planet if it furthered their ambitions. These are those who currently rule over us.
February 22, 2021 at 12:23 am #70072a kullervoParticipant“See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.”
Q. Where are the “serious” scientists?
A. “Serious” scientists are, like all the rest, human beings: they have human needs and human whims to fulfill. When choices boil down to seriousness vs. salary the former goes MIA.
A humble suggestion to all scientists out there, “serious” or callous: grab a copy of A Canticle for Leibowitz and ponder about the future.
February 22, 2021 at 12:39 am #70073WESParticipantThe evidence is there for all to see, if only everyone would open their eyes and look!
This crisis was used to drive an agenda of crushing the freedom of the little people.
Little businesses all closed. Big businesses all open. Crushing competition.
Governments increasing their control over their people with lockdowns.
Increasing police powers without oversight nor requiring warrants.
Big tech increasing censorship of information.
Vacinnation passports indicating who is state compliant and who are enemies of the state.February 22, 2021 at 3:35 am #70075KimoParticipantWhat, no speculation on Roberts’ “Undeclared Agenda”? I guess, whatever it is, it’s working.
Next week: bend over.February 22, 2021 at 5:28 am #70078my parents said knowParticipantIf “data is the new oil”, then we are the oil wells. Part of the agenda of lockdown was to get as much of what we do, think, want, and say to go first through the tubes of the internet.
Mental health “experts” have behaved very badly throughout all this. I include the clergy in that condemnation.I hate zoom.
February 22, 2021 at 8:42 am #70079GermParticipant@ Anticlimactic – I don’t think you’re correct that Sputnik V is the safest vaccine.
Like the AstraZeneca vaccine, Sputnik V (developed by Gamaleya) is an Adenovirus-based Viral vector vaccine:
https://tinyurl.com/43xp3hk8Probably the safest is the more traditional inactivated virus vaccine by Sinovac or Sinopharm:
https://tinyurl.com/11095f69Here are all the types:
https://www.immunology.org/coronavirus/connect-coronavirus-public-engagement-resources/types-vaccines-for-covid-19February 22, 2021 at 11:42 am #70085V. ArnoldParticipantGerm
Probably the safest is the more traditional inactivated virus vaccine by Sinovac or Sinopharm:
https://tinyurl.com/11095f69And who, may I ask, are you? To recommend which vaccine is best? For the readers of this blog?
Hmmm???….February 22, 2021 at 5:38 pm #70091cloudhiddenParticipantAlso posted on today’s Debt Rattle………
Cat gets out of the bag…..
From CBC Newshttps://www.cbc.ca/news/health/covid-19-vaccination-scotland-hospitalization-1.5922714
“vaccines were found to reduce the risk of hospitalization”
Apparently they are admitting that, though vaccinated, one can still get the virus, but symptoms are not as bad. So the vaccines offer no better protection than the rejected (non profit making) alternatives that are very effective, inexpensive, readily available, and are known to have very few side effects.
. Editors apparently approved this for publication prior to having their morning coffee. Wonder how quickly this story gets pulled?February 24, 2021 at 4:06 pm #70164madamski cafoneParticipant@ V. Arnold
“And who, may I ask, are you? To recommend which vaccine is best? For the readers of this blog?
Hmmm???….”Just another shmuck like you or I, V. However, a moniker like Germ is kind of special.
March 17, 2021 at 1:45 pm #71310HerrWernerParticipant@maxwell-quest I’m catching up as it were on some back-issues of TAE that I missed, lol. Wanted to give you props for the reply above, thanks. *Somehow* that tied together some (seemingly disparate) topics I’ve had difficulty trying to get across to my parents re: the events of the last year and what ties them together.
I think perhaps this is the core misunderstanding between me and my ppl. They seem to have unshakeable faith in “experts” and institutions that have not earned it. “People tend to believe that everyone is just like them: that they have the same priorities, principles, needs, and feelings…” And I can come up with many examples. Now that it’s a bit clearer in my own mind, maybe just maybe I can convey that. -
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