graffiti
Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
I sense a very slight pivoting in the narrative. CDC director Rochelle Walensky, Australian PM Scott Morrison, and even Fauci have said things recently that defy the Trusted News Initiative narrative. Hopefully they are like rats on a ship scurrying to the right side of history before their ship sinks.
The Francisco Goya art you chose today is relevant but very disturbing. Thanks for collating this news for us each day.
Ivermectin was derived from soil bacteria….soil bacteria live symbiotically with plants….each one scratches the others back etc. Ivermectin protected it’s host plant by destroying any viral, bacterial nematodal or fungal attack and in return received sugars from the plant. The same thing goes on in our own guts. We get access to vital trace nutrients due to a symbiotic relationship with our gut bacteria. These bacteria are part of our immune systems. Adding ivermectin makes sense.
Raul…Do you have a source for the chart showing different deaths among vaccinated and unvaccinated. This information may be most vital for educating the public if it is true.
Good onya Raúl from Australia. You do great work both through this informative site and socially through your activities in Athens. We have similar organisations here in Australia but they are financed by State and staffed by full time employees and a bunch of volunteers. I am currently volunteering 3 days a week to assist mainly elderly and disabled. This is necessary because our volunteer group has dropped from 60 strong to just 3 due to Covid19. Many volunteers are retired and in the vulnerable category so they have stopped volunteering. I often question our government’s motives behind financing our organisation. On a good day I tell myself it is a good service which incidentally creates employment and economic activity due to the large number of permanent employees, vehicles, buildings etc. On a more cynical day I think it is the State abrogating some of it’s responsiblity to citizens who are past their sell by date. Does a farmer slaughter the hen that has stopped laying or the milk cow that no longer produces milk? It’s a complex issue and I take my hat off to you.
Raúl. There are a million voices calling out to 7 billion….your’s is louder than most. Well done for making the truth known to so many. We have been trained to trade our efforts for paper and digital currency. It is sad that to survive we must become a part of this system. I really respect you and all the work you have put into AE.
Standing in the queue at a supermarket this week I noticed a headline on the cover of one of the gossip magazines….Queen gives approval for Andrew to remarry Fergie! The Royal family’s public relations team are doing a great distraction job. But we are not above distraction ourselves; this Epstein case is distracting me and you at AE from what are surely more important issues such as looming WW3 and financial collapse, which in turn distracts us from the main issue: the extinction of the human species.
In the 1970s/80s the US turned a blind eye to South Africa’s apartheid regime while the South Africans fought a 12 year long US proxy war in Angola (probably over oil rights). When Russian Foxbat Migs joined the fray, South Africa chickened out of the war and the US suddenly had a ‘Damascus moment’ and went from tacitly supporting the South Africans to crushing their economy. Within 6 years the Apartheid regime was over. Weaponisation of the US$ has been going on for decades.
The Grave
Don McLean
The grave that they dug him had flowers
Gathered from the hillsides in bright summer colors
And the brown earth bleached white
At the edge of his gravestone
He’s gone
When the wars of our nation did beckon
The man, barely twenty, did answer the calling
Proud of the trust
That he placed in our nation
He’s gone
But eternity knows him
And it knows what we’ve done
And the rain fell like pearls
On the leaves of the flowers
Leaving brown, muddy clay
Where the earth had been dry
And deep in the trench
He waited for hours
As he held to his rifle
And prayed not to die
But the silence of night
Was shattered by fire
As the guns and grenades
Blasted sharp through the air
One after another
His comrades were slaughtered
In the morgue of marines
Alone, standing there
He crouched ever lower
Ever lower, with fear
â??They can’t let me die
They can’t let me die here!
I’ll cover myself
With the mud and the earth
I’ll cover myself
I know I’m not brave!
The earth, the earth
The earth is my grave.â??
The grave that they dug him had flowers
Gathered from the hillsides in bright summer colors
And the brown earth bleached white
At the edge of his gravestone
He’s goneAs an Australian who has enjoyed the easy life’western civilisation’ has provided for 55 years, I see our next major problem being the billions of up and coming Chinese and Indians who would also like our lifestyle. We have feasted on the Earths resources like no humans before and have consumed a large portion of them. As the populations of China and India rapidly grow richer they are going to find we haven’t left anything for them or even our own future generations. This could surely lead to wars as we fight over what’s left. Those that survive will have no choice but to return to a medieval farming model along the lines of Dr D’s ideas in his essay.
Your doctor warns you you need to make changes to your lifestyle or you will develop a problem in the future. It could be improve your diet, do more exercise, reduce smoking, quit drinking. Many of us would make a half hearted attempt to change because right now we feel fine. It takes a shock to induce real change. I guess the collective human mind is no different and the small indicators such as ice melt, wildfires and droughts are not shocking enough for most of us to do anything yet.
This comment section is the amazing thing about the internet…..we can all agree or disagree with what has been said. You couldn’t interact when your sole source of news came via a TV, radio or a magazine/ newspaper…..the only way to interact with the news was a letter to the editor and there was no guarantee it would be published. The newspaper could shut down your opinion by not publishing.
Amazing street art that sums up everything Automatic Earth is trying to say….interesting that the first things falling off ‘civilisation’ are a phone and laptop.
Where is my outrage? If my next door neighbour is unemployed, getting divorced, has teenaged children who are addicted to drugs as a way to deal with their situation, how far would I go to help them? Would I invite them into my home? Now extend this microcosmal example to the residents of my neighbouring suburb, county, country, continent. Would I invite them into my home?
Well reasoned Dr D! In my view China is fiercely capitalistic. The people I have met have homes full of everything and a new car in the car park of their apartment. They’ve embraced ecommerce in an unbelievably advanced manner….you can order anything from fresh apples to an iPad and it will get delivered for next to nothing the next day by a network of Uber style couriers. Remember China is bigger than Australia in size…..here it would cost $50 for that level of service. They are already buyers of their own production.
