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St. Porphyrius Orthodox Church apparently not bombed at this time:
https://greekreporter.com/2023/10/10/ancient-orthodox-church-st-porphyrios-gaza-not-bombed/heh. medvedev on SA:
He noted that after the collapse of the apartheid regime, the nation’s new democratic authorities “took a responsible and sovereign stance towards their people, neighboring countries and the entire world community”.no
*before* the end of the regime, they took their nukes apart cos they didn’t want to bequeath them to the ancFrom that “Wot’s in the shots?” piece:
“So is there graphene oxide in the Pfizer shots? What Nixon found, and filmed, is bizarre to say the least. Inside a droplet of vaccine are strange mechanical structures. They seem motionless at first but when Nixon used time-lapse photography to condense 48 hours of footage into two minutes, it showed what appear to be mechanical arms assembling and disassembling glowing rectangular structures that look like circuitry and micro chips.”
anyone have a link to the video? cos it sounds like crazy talk otherwise
ah right, found it – “being evaluated”, eh?
https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/therapies/antiviral-therapy/
“In the US, the NIH just sneakily added ivermectin to its list of covid cures very recently, would you believe it.”
any chance of a link to that? don’t see how they could admit it in the light of all the lying about it up to now
i don’t know why people are still saying the japanese dropped their vax rollout and went over to ivermectin<p>
i can promise u it didn’t happen
He’s written some rare gems, but I know his ouvre and 90% stinks.
harsh.
gotta admit i’m more disappointed joni mitchell’s followed his lead thoif they change the vaccine to accommodate the new variant don’t they have to retest it?
can’t see how that’ll be manageable in 100 days reallyi think there are attempts to blame some of the excess deaths being reported on side-effects of the lockdowns – eg people not going to the doctor with what would normally have been treatable conditions
doesn’t really make sense for all the athletes and young people tho
<i>German Newspaper Highlights “Unusually Large” Number Of Soccer Players Who Have Collapsed Recently</i>
didn’t deflationista have copious examples of how this has been going on for years and is totally normal tho
i mean have we got year on year data or somethingtrouble is even with all these odd deaths there’s so much emotional and reputational investment in the vaxes that it’s going to have to get a lot worse to overcome all the denial
and then there’s the rest of the kubler-ross stages to go throughnow here’s an odd thing (signin required): https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2021/10/27/people-with-covid-jabs-have-been-less-likely-to-die-of-other-causes
sounds like wishful thinking
dude i feel like i’ve wandered into a zero hedge comment section by mistake
i would dearly love to be able to get ivermectin, it sounds like it’s the very shiznit
but it’s not being handed out heredude that was just the first link i grabbed off google on the subject
i live in japan, near osaka
they are not handing out ivermectin
i would know if they wereThat’s the video, thanks.
The government here is still encouraging vaccination, though there are no mandates as yet. I asked my doctor about ivermectin a few months ago and he said he wasn’t allowed to prescribe it for covid, though he thought it was probably effective. There’s some group in Tokyo who are very enthusiastic about ivermectin but they’re not in charge of anything as far as I can tell.dude i’m telling u japan has definitely not done this
Viral Video Sparks False Claims that Japan Approved Ivermectin for COVID-19
why would rt of all people want him to keep quiet about this, it doesn’t make sense
i couldn’t really handle the level and range of conspiracy he was implying tbh
yeadon thinks it’s a population reduction thing too, but the number of people who would have to be in on it seems too big to me
Sorry if this has been covered umpteen times before, but is Nicole recommending that, cash being king and everything, you should be stuffing the mattress with banknotes, with the usual caveats that the government will think you’re a drug dealer, you’ll have security issues, and it’s no substitute for living in a sustainable community?
Oh ghod no, we’re in Wakayama just south of Osaka. The government certainly doesn’t look like it’ll be able to pay its debts back at current and prospective growth rates without debauching the currency completely, but how long they’ll be able to put off the reckoning is anybody’s guess. The market for land in the countryside seems to be pretty constipated as far as I can tell – people just can’t be bothered to sell for low prices, and they aren’t poor enough to have to, so they just hang onto it. Houses also aren’t an asset here, oddly, they’re effectively disposable.
Thanks. We live in Japan, which has a whole bunch of issues about land (overpriced is only the start), but I’d like to start growing stuff, and the idea of improving the quality of land which wasn’t mine sounds a bit painful. We wouldn’t buy with debt, for sure.
Can Nicole (or anyone else) point me to a link where Nicole talks about what the MC mentioned about Not Buying Property? I don’t remember coming across that, though I have read quite a lot here.
