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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle August 15 2021 #83999
    Figmund Sreud
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    Happy Stabbing! – trust the science, another words!

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 9 2021 #83044
    Figmund Sreud
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    My answer: bankster pattern as old as Rome in the time of Jesus: – madamski
    _______________

    Are you suggesting that, for a most outlandish example, China’s development of J-20 stealthy new fighter jet may just be, … just perhaps, a contract to supersede Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Lightning II? Heresy, …

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 9 2021 #83036
    Figmund Sreud
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    About that A Hypothesis essay by Greer: … yes, most bleak version to date I have read! One nagging thought, however, a puzzle: … Why would the U.S. – a hegemony – contract out a again-of-function research to China – an adversary? Contract that, to large extent, has been financed out of DOD budget.

    This makes no sense whatsoever,… unless there was some very insidious, sinister plan behind it all,… like pinning some undesirable ‘worldly’ event on China? Dunno, … but my mind can think of at least one plausible scenario.

    Best,
    F.S.

    in reply to: Between Two Fires #82967
    Figmund Sreud
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    Dr. Richard Flaming on the Delta variant:

    The Delta Variant
    https://www.flemingmethod.com/the-delta-variant

    … snip:
    Viruses depend upon a host to live and reproduce itself. In the case of SARS-CoV-2 that means people. If the virus becomes too dangerous and kills you, then the virus will NOT survive and will not be able to spread to other people. It will die inside you. [Yes, a few might escape before you die, but this is not going to continue very long before the virus can no longer escape.]

    Viruses evolve to survive. When pressure is placed on a living organism, those that are too weak or susceptible to the pressure will die; leaving only those without that weakness alive to survive and perpetuate the next generation. …
    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 6 2021 #82677
    Figmund Sreud
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    OK, folks, I have been following teachings of Dr. Richard Fleming on this topic of COVID-19, … and largely accepting it all as presented, … as perhaps, just closest to being most probable. But, … just lately, my inner feeling is that he becomes more and more a possessed person on a mission… more a Fauci Hunter than a doctor he probably is. Here is on him/his latest:

    COVID Criminals WILL Be Held Accountable, Says Atty. Dr. Fleming in Warning Against Novavax
    https://thenewamerican.com/covid-criminals-will-be-held-accountable-says-atty-dr-fleming-in-warning-against-novavax/
    … any comment on this would be greatly appreciated.

    Best,
    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 4 2021 #82363
    Figmund Sreud
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    Next pandemic on its way? Dunno, … though Dr. Richard Fleming recently commented on following that it just might be.

    SARS-CoV-2 spike protein interactions with amyloidogenic proteins: Potential clues to neurodegeneration

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7988450/

    Best,
    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 28 2021 #81276
    Figmund Sreud
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    Oh, Canada! Here we go, one of your notable greater fools in action, his latest advise on economics, real estate, money, the road ahead and a new pandemic of the unvaccinated!

    … short snip: [a]new pandemic of the unvaccinated. As Covid finds a home in their bodies, it gets to mutate, spread and end up closing your neighbourhood pizzeria again. At least, that’s what keeps some investors up at night. A Fourth Wave.
    … the enchilada:

    On cowardice
    https://www.greaterfool.ca/2021/07/28/on-cowardice/

    Best,
    F.S. – Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 17 2021 #80023
    Figmund Sreud
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    Clif High, … I, for one, never heard him, or of him before. This is the first time. He claims that, “The Biden Administration would be in full collapse by this fall.”. High states the main reason, “The empire is collapsing because the money is no good.” Anyway, here is an interview of him, … quite long, but worth your time to get outright horrified:

    Hyperinflation Will Collapse Biden Administration – Clif High

    Hyperinflation Will Collapse Biden Administration – Clif High

    … fwiw,
    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 3 2021 #78834
    Figmund Sreud
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    Interesting read on one quite popular “Russofile” website, … commentariat part, that is. The host posed a question to his readers after a short introductory harangue. The question:

    So here is my question. There are four logical explanations of this for COVID-dissidents/anti-vaxxers:

    1. Putin, Xi, Khamenei, Maduro, Arce (and Morales!) and Diaz-Canel are all less well informed that we (COVID-dissidents/anti-vaxxers) are.
    2. Putin, Xi, Khamenei, Maduro, Arce (and Morales!) and Diaz-Canel all know the truth, but they are all lying.
    3. Putin, Xi, Khamenei, Maduro, Arce (and Morales!) and Diaz-Canel all working with the Great-Replacers and “chippers” from Davos, with the Bohemian grovers, with Bill Gates and CFR, etc. etc. etc. They all want to create a single world government, kill a few billion people and usher in the Times of the Antichrist.
    4. Don’t confuse me with facts, I got my opinion and, dammit, I am right!!!

    Question for COVID-dissidents and anti-vaxxers

    Question for COVID-dissidents and anti-vaxxers

    … and the response was/is overwhelming. Revealing. Surprising, …

    F.S .

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 28 2021 #78462
    Figmund Sreud
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    … slight u-turn from topic of COVID-19: … a message from Russians post-Geneva randezvous, but a tiny snip first:
    ”We will always remain open to honest dialogue with anyone who demonstrates a reciprocal readiness to find a balance of interests firmly rooted in international law.”

    Go pound sand! article:
    Article by Sergey Lavrov, Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, “The Law, the Rights and the Rules”, Moscow, June 28, 2021

    https://www.mid.ru/en/foreign_policy/news/-/asset_publisher/cKNonkJE02Bw/content/id/4801890

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 25 2021 #75941
    Figmund Sreud
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    Here we go, … for contrast to anti-Vader’s, some Canadian pro-vaxers have the way with words:
    Juiced
    https://www.greaterfool.ca/2021/05/25/juiced-4/

    … oh, dog help us! This bozo sports substantial flock of groupies! Doom.

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 24 2021 #75860
    Figmund Sreud
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    Oh, Canada! You’re in good hands! Yes, …
    … here we have, federal government-folks prepared – pretty much all millennials – report entitled Canada Beyond 150
    http://canadabeyond150.ca/reports/capital-and-debt.html

    Those civil servants worked hard for ten long months then produced treatises on stuff like how to make the government more feminist and inclusionary, open politics, the future of work, sustainability, wellbeing and capital & debt. All fascinating read, …

    Best,
    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 20 2021 #75623
    Figmund Sreud
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    Proof of sincerity in negotiations…
    Biden, Reversing Trump, Permits a Key Putin Goal: a New Russian Natural Gas Pipeline to Germany
    – Dr. John Day, May 20, 2021 at 4:43 pm
    _________________________

    Well, … https://www.moonofalabama.org/ just made a minced turkey meat out of Greenwald, … and correctly so:
    Note To Greenwald – The ‘Russian’ Pipeline Is A Germany Need
    https://www.moonofalabama.org/2021/05/note-to-greenwald-the-russian-pipeline-is-a-germany-need-.html#more

    … short snip:
    Greenwald seems to presume that it is the right or the job of a U.S. president to ‘permit’ pipelines between two foreign country? That is of course completely false. The U.S. has no right, duty or whatever to interfere in regular businesses between foreign partners. Such interference is in fact illegal under international law. Biden, as well as Trump, should be criticized for even thinking about ‘permitting’ it.

    Best,
    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 6 2021 #74591
    Figmund Sreud
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    Just for a contrast, vax situation from bit different angle, … “investment” angle [primarily quotes from latest Morningstar report]:

    “ Moderna Dominates COVID-19 Vaccine Manufacturers,
    at Least for Now
    The development of the COVID-19 vaccine market will depend on several tough-to- predict outcomes, like the duration of vaccine protection, how variants evolve, and how competitors progress.
    Despite the early lead that Moderna MRNA and BioNTech BNTX hold, and their clear dominance in the pandemic market for COVID-19 vaccine sales, we’re not yet convinced that COVID-19 will require widespread annual booster shots, and if so, whether these companies will remain dominant in the long run.
    Still, we do expect these mRNA companies to dominate the global COVID-19 vaccine market in the short term, particularly as third-dose boosters become available late in 2021. We expect 41% of delivered doses in 2022 to be based on mRNA technology.”

    “Near-Term mRNA Vaccine Demand Boosted by Vector Vaccine Headwinds
    Adenoviral vector vaccines from Johnson & Johnson JNJ and AstraZeneca AZN have seen slower launches due to manufacturing issues and, more recently, potential safety issues.
    The manufacturing issues have cut AstraZeneca’s expected output in the first half of 2021 from its original goal of 300 million doses in the European Union to only 100 million. Johnson & Johnson has lost as many as 15 million doses due to a manufacturing mix-up at a key facility in Baltimore.
    And both vaccines have been linked to rare side effects. Reports of a rare combination of low platelets and dangerous blood clots in recipients of the AstraZeneca vaccine have led several European countries to limit its use to older adults; Denmark has opted to stop using it entirely. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is back on the U.S. market following a temporary pause while the Food and Drug Administration investigated six blood clots (out of more than 6.8 million administered doses).
    We continue to think the risks of COVID-19 far outweigh the potential safety risks of these vaccines, particularly in regions that do not have access to mRNA vaccines and if age restrictions are considered. That said, these fears are already boosting demand for mRNA vaccines in Europe.”

    “COVID-19 Vaccinations Likely to Be Annual, at Least for Some Groups

    So far, data indicates that vaccines last at least six months, as Pfizer PFE/BioNTech and Moderna have disclosed relatively stable six-month efficacy levels. However, we assume continuing declines will mean that COVID-19 vaccines will be needed annually for certain populations, beyond the pandemic.
    In our base case, we assume that higher-risk populations (infants and the elderly) require annual vaccination and that prices rise slightly due to demand for higher- efficacy vaccines (although we assume some new competition from other mRNA and antigen vaccine players). Our base-case assumptions create a roughly $8 billion annual market, of which we assume Moderna could see $2 billion annually. (We provide our detailed analysis of Moderna in this article.)
    In our bull case, we assume broad recommendations for annual vaccination at a price roughly double that of pandemic prices. This assumes limited competition, continued high mutation rates, and waning immunity from pandemic shots (vaccines appear to remain effective for at least six months, but additional mutations could erode this protection further). Our Moderna bull-case assumptions imply market demand for 1.6 billion vaccine doses annually; at a premium price around $16 a dose globally ($30 in the United States), this would create a $26 billion annual market.
    In our bear case, we assume that only infants require annual shots, due to slowing mutation rates and longer-lived protection from pandemic shots, which levels the playing field for older technologies that take longer to modify and therefore prevents any price increases from pandemic levels. Our Moderna bear-case assumptions imply market demand for 250 million doses annually; at roughly pandemic-level pricing ($8 globally, $15 in the U.S.), this would create a $2 billion annual market.”

    … so you all know.

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 22 2021 #73690
    Figmund Sreud
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    @ Germ [O/T – but it is war. – April 21, 2020 at 8:12 p.m.]

    FWIW, … local commentariat on the story in Lytton, B.C.

    IH says COVID-19 vaccines safe despite claims of Lytton physician
    Doctor makes unsubstantiated claims about serious side effects of Moderna vaccine
    BARBARA RODENApr. 19, 2021 5:30 p.m.LOCAL NEWS

    IH says COVID-19 vaccines safe despite claims of Lytton physician

    Best,
    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 19 2020 #65772
    Figmund Sreud
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    Wow! John Michael Greer, … starts his latest harangue with:
    May I be frank? True, … continues with:
    … This is far and away the most malefic mundane chart I have ever studied. Six of the nine planets are clustered in two tight stelliums that are square to each other, and the other three planets are basically out of the picture.

    I have no idea if Donald Trump or anyone in his inner circle pays the least attention to astrology, but if so, I hope he has the great good sense to button up his ego, let his legal challenges slide, prepare to depart the White House with whatever theatrics he considers appropriate, and thank his lucky stars that he can sit out the next four years and get ready for 2024. Whoever is inaugurated this coming January will be walking face first into a buzzsaw. …
    … rest here [but make sure you also go through comments section]
    USInauguration 2022
    https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/111369.html
    Best,
    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 18 2020 #65740
    Figmund Sreud
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    OK, … perhaps significant?
    Will covid-19 vaccines save lives? Current trials aren’t designed to tell us
    https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4037
    Best,
    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 17 2020 #58899
    Figmund Sreud
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    Survey of interest, perhaps?

    Last Friday, “The Virus” survey – that nobody else has had the courage (or stupidity) to present – was fronted to regular posters on one particular website [ https://www.greaterfool.ca/ ]. Today, the results were presented. Six-thousand-seventy-three unique responses, … one-hundred-thirty-nine reported death in the family or relations [question number 3 ].

    Link to the survey’s results: https://www.greaterfool.ca/2020/05/17/dont-be-so-sure-2/

    Best,

    F.S. – Calgary, Alberta.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 3 2020 #58239
    Figmund Sreud
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    B​ack to work processing chicken carcasses, Guys and Gals!​ – John Day
    ____________

    … and the cattle, too! In High River, Alberta. Oh, … about 4500 heads per day. Yes. Something about all those meet plants…

    Union launches legal action to block reopening of Cargill meat processing plant in High River
    https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/union-launches-legal-action-to-block-reopening-of-cargill-meat-processing-plant-in-high-river-1.4921348

    CALGARY — The union representing workers at the Cargill meat processing plant in High River, Alta. is taking legal action to stop it from being reopened on Monday.

    Nearly half of the 2,000 employees at the plant have tested positive for COVID-19, forcing the operation to be idled just under two weeks ago.

    On Wednesday, the company announced plans to resume operations on May 4.

    Background on High River Cargill Plant – dated article
    What led to Alberta’s biggest outbreak? Cargill meat plant’s hundreds of COVID-19 cases
    https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/cargill-alberta-covid-19-deena-hinshaw-1.5537377

    Best,

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 19 2020 #57503
    Figmund Sreud
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    D Benton Smith – Yes to #1, and apparently not to #2 (but it sure does have folks talking it over, don’t it ? . . . which is a good thing.)

    Agreed fully. Mind you, … #2 reminds me of lyrics content of Camp Grenada: … poison ivy, alligators, sissies, reading sessions, Malaria, Jeffery Hardy, man-eating bears in the woods, … RAIN, HAIL! “Take me home, oh Muddah, Faddah / Take me home, I hate Grenada” plead, …

    … than it stopped raining, stopped hailing!

    Best,

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 19 2020 #57497
    Figmund Sreud
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    GRRR…, … link:

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 19 2020 #57496
    Figmund Sreud
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    Sandel poses a question in The New York Timely:

    Are We All in This Together?

    … again, a snip:

    In a pandemic, this question arises most urgently as a question about health care: Should medical care be accessible to all, regardless of their ability to pay? The Trump administration decided that the federal government would pay for coronavirus treatment for the uninsured. Whether it will be possible to reconcile the moral logic of this policy with the notion that health coverage in ordinary times should be left to the market remains to be seen.

    … link – I trust it opens free, … it did for me:

    The pandemic has helpfully scrambled how we value everyone’s economic and social roles.

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 19 2020 #57495
    Figmund Sreud
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    Historical take on plagues: by Escobar. Snip, first:

    With pervasive social distancing in place, the new border is each and everyone’s skin. Migrants and refugees were previously considered viruses, and only merited confinement and immobilization. But now these policies apply to whole populations. Detention centers – perpetual waiting rooms that abolish human rights and citizenship – are now detention centers inside one’s own home.

    … enchilada:

    The city in a time of plague
    History teaches us that epidemics are more like revelatory moments than social transformers

    The city in a time of plague

    Best,

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 12 2020 #57037
    Figmund Sreud
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    Shish! Proliferation of doctors – with an opinion and an advise – continues unabated. Here is one, Canadian, … a “spin doctor with a PhD in Centrifugal Rhetoric from the University of SASE”. Yes. This doctor, Dr. Steve, offers a handy guide to spotting the pandemic scamsters:

    Please Advise: Who’s Least Likely to Lie to Me about COVID-19?
    https://thetyee.ca/Opinion/2020/04/11/Who-Lies-Dr-Steve/

    … read and take note.

    Best,

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 11 2020 #56997
    Figmund Sreud
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    We may, … just perhaps, end up as a proverbial burnt toast! So goes a jest in this oped, …

    … The belief that it is worth sacrificing anything and everything at the altar of flattening the coronavirus curve is foolish. But many leaders are behaving that way. We need a clearer picture of all that is at stake before those at the helm burn down the village to save it. […]

    … Many difficult decisions lie ahead. We stand the best chance of making good decisions if we consider everything at stake, and not only the singular goal of reducing Covid-19 deaths.

    Lockdowns Won’t Stop the Spread
    Stopping the coronavirus and protecting the economy are one and the same, but it is too late to do either.

    https://www.wsj.com/articles/lockdowns-wont-stop-the-spread-11586474560?redirect=amp#click=https://t.co/wvheErK575

    Best,

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 11 2020 #56990
    Figmund Sreud
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    FWIW, … yet another interview with a microbiologist with 25 years of experience researching bacterial infections:
    The science of Covid-19

    The science of Covid-19

    … like I said, FWIW.

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 10 2020 #56942
    Figmund Sreud
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    Dept: LIFESTYLES – We’re all in it together, … all alone!

    Local woman claims daily routine of panic, anguish, and despair really helps to centre her

    Local woman claims daily routine of panic, anguish, and despair really helps to centre her 

    <i>“I pour myself some coffee, maybe eat something, then I schedule about 5 hours to scroll on Twitter, … This is panic time, so I need to funnel as much news into my head until I am numb to any more incoming and horrific information.”</i>

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 16 2020 #55428
    Figmund Sreud
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    OK, … please forgive me if following was posted here before, … most scary stuff:

    How to treat Coronavirus infection COVID-19
    Interview with the member of the Russian Academy of Science Alexander Chuchalin

    How to treat Coronavirus infection COVID-19

    Best,

    F.S.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 15 2020 #55387
    Figmund Sreud
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    Conversation with a doctor, on Salt Spring Island, BC, Canada:
    All about COVID-19 with Physician and Writer Kevin Patterson
    https://thetyee.ca/News/2020/03/15/Kevin-Patterson-COVID/

    Note: bit dated, recorded last Friday evening.

    in reply to: When Centralization Scales Beyond Our Control #19534
    Figmund Sreud
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    <I>They all end up serving only their most powerful members, at the cost of the smaller and less powerful.</I>
    _________________________________

    A very good example of this relationship here:

    <b>F-35 procurement troubles may hurt military’s relations with allies</b>
    Internal document says tough procurement rules affect hundreds of foreign deals signed by the Forces
    https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/f-35-procurement-troubles-may-hurt-military-s-relations-with-allies-1.2967731

    in reply to: Trapped in a Narrative #19172
    Figmund Sreud
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    To wroblon:

    U.S./NATO countries are providing Kiev with military equipment and gear. This is right in the open – an acknowledged fact. What’s unacknowledged is, … is that the military equipment headed for Ukraine is strictly of Soviet origin – of Soviet specifications.

    Back in last summer it was openly announced that U.S./NATO had arranged for regular shipments of military equipment from Eastern Europe – ex. Warsaw Pact nations, to Ukraine. Officially, all equipment being shipped is the equipment that has been written off – surplused, … since it was replaced with U.S./NATO specifications equipment.

    So, there. That is why you see a lot of destroyed equipment, by Nonorussians, … that is of Russian origin.

    Anyway, … Ukraine is not going to get any – none – of U.S./NATO military equipment until it is firmly a U.S./NATO member! Trust me on that, …

    in reply to: Obama Has Once Last Chance To Become A Great President #6650
    Figmund Sreud
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    Hoping that this ‘Hopee ‘n Changee’ fellow will act … finally?

    Desperate. Brutal. Very last emotional appeal to action. Pathetic, …

    This latest article from TAE misses one crucial point: that Obama is (… always was!) a “plant provocateur”, an agent fronted by the elites to act – undercover – on behalf elites! Period.

    F.S.

    in reply to: Rant: On Deception #4344
    Figmund Sreud
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    Germane, trust me! First, a snip from the rant:

    “What these sheisters do is convince you that everything you thought you knew to be true can be substituted with their own MYTHS conjured up in corporate board rooms and hotel suites,”

    Most perfect example of, most timely:

    The New North American Energy Paradigm: Reshaping the Future
    Rex W. Tillerson, Chairman and CEO, Exxon Mobil Corporation
    https://www.cfr.org/united-states/new-north-american-energy-paradigm-reshaping-future/p28630

    F.S.

    in reply to: Rant: On Deception #4342
    Figmund Sreud
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    A word from an ultimate deceptor:

    “There is no means of human communication which may not also be a means of deliberate propaganda, because propaganda is simply the establishing of reciprocal understanding between an individual and a group.”

    – Edward Bernays, Propaganda, p. 161.

    F.S.

    in reply to: Shale Gas Reality Begins to Dawn #4311
    Figmund Sreud
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    Following, just perhaps, you folks will find of interest – germane:

    https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2085027&download=yes

    Best title for this gem is, … well, “Idiots on Parade”

    Best,

    F.S.

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