Raúl Ilargi Meijer
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chooch, I can just copy your posts from yesterday, but it may be (much) better if you send me the material at contact at theautomaticearth dot com.
It causes a mutation catastrophe for the virus, but it might cause mutations in the human DNA replication.
Yikes. Guess it’s not just ivermectin then.
Several hours w/o movement, sleep time U.S. contingent, thus: Commentariat all on D.R. 1 Oct.
Huh, what?
Since the last Debt Rattle (30 Sept.) is apparently dead, reposting the final post there.
Huh, what?
sinnycool, we’ll see how it plays out. BTW, why did Oz lift its travel ban today when their cases have just gotten started?
starfish, sorry, I don’t. hoped someone might recognize the format.
My server won’t let me update the article. The original PDF file is here: https://theautomaticearth.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/COVID-19TheSpartacusLetter.pdf
Trying to update the Spartacus article, but my server won’t let me. Wanted to link to the original PDF file, that is also on my server 😉
https://theautomaticearth.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/COVID-19TheSpartacusLetter.pdf
Recent preprint on Vitamin D 9/25/21
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.09.22.21263977v1.full-textThat is literally the opening article of this Debt Rattle.
My article “Spartacus” yesterday was meant for my 10,000 daily readers. But by now 1 million people have read it. Not all on my site. But even there it will be 2x more than any article I posted before in 12 years. Crazy. People are tired, and want to know more.
I posted the Spartacus letter here yesterday because I wanted to make sure the readers here would read it. But since last night, links to my post have been going nuts. It started out with straightlinelogic.com, and then Zero Hedge followed -where the hit count now is 327K+-. And then it wet from there. A million by now? Don’t know how much people understand of it, don’t know how much I do for that matter, but it’s great to see the curiosity. At the end of the day today, we may well have the most visited TAE post ever. And whoever Spartacus is – I suspect it’s not just one person-, kudos to you. We need you.
Salvador Dali Spain 1936-38
An amazing painting; defies definition…or, my own understanding…
I would say Dali’s version of Guernica.
sinnycool, a friend looked it up, it’s from July 26
Nice job cutting it up to change the message. Bonus points for leaving put his clarification. pic.twitter.com/Umyo3XX9qk
— Bill Wellford (@bill_wellford) July 27, 2021
teri,
There is a clear contradiction in saying “we must take care to use only reliable information” and then pointing to the NIH website.
The theory, or argument, or whatever, that vaccine-caused deaths are being labeled as Covid deaths does not seem logical to me.
If and when many vaccinated people catch Covid, as appears to be the case, it would seem very logical. Who can tell the difference?
There is no need to claim the vaccinations kill 5x more people than the disease without stone cold, irrefutable evidence
Read the report, I would suggest. I don’t really see why people find it so easy to disregard reports from such sources.
generic,
I spent a lot of time on this today, not going back, you’re on your own there. But I’m sure they have their numbers in line, and it’s not typos or language. Elsevier and ScienceDirect are not silly little publishers, they have editors and fact checkers. At least part of the answer may lie in the fact that they estimate the actual US deaths to be 35,000, not 600,000; and vaccine deaths to be 600,000, not the 6,000 number they cite (which has now risen to 14,950), two orders of magnitude more.
Far as I can remember, this is my first Twitter ban.
The reason why is this tweet, which is about the Rice University article about quantum dot tattoos. Rice University can post it, but I cannot repeat their words. Is it about mentioning Bill Gates? They mention him too.
And for the record, I think those things are insanely scary. Ostensibly introduced because people don’t remember what vaccines their kids have had. Yeah, sure.
There are a fair number of participants in this web site. Perhaps a few of them would be willing to try the same type of inquiry, and maybe they would be able to develop a more formal and accurate approach. If so, I would be very interested in the results.
The type of inquiry is optional, I think. But yesterday’s thread, with everyone listing their “adverse experiences”, is definitely interesting. The last comment there for now is another person with lots of stories. If anyone wants to take the time to add them all up and maybe categorize them, we could turn that into an article perhaps.
It’s not easy, but things do add up. I liked the comment that said: people die around you all the time, and are hospitalized, and you don’t notice those either, so why would you notice these? Death and disease are something we sweep under multiple carpets.
“Biden to meet with Pelosi and Schumer on Wednesday.”
“Someone better tell him he already knows them.”
BoomerDoomer
Reporting Vaccine Adverse Events is NOT Mandatory
But it is. The form is in the Bigtree video, loud and clear. That nobody follows the law, is a different issue.
I like Oroboros’ idea that we don’t see death and disease because our cultures have banned those. We need people from the health care profession, like the ladies from the Bigtree video or the Veritas video, or we won’t know. Your local news sure ain’t going to report on adverse events.
Evergrande is said to have 300 billion in debt……… the fed prints that in two and a half days, and has been since march 2020.
That’s not the problem. Which is that people who bought their WMPs and/or -mostly unfinished “properties” (over 1 million of those) themselves got into debt to buy them. That raises the problem at least tenfold. The PBNC could handle a $3 trillion issue, but when it’s out there spread among a million Chinese, that’s not so easy.
If I knew how post a photo on TAE I would. It would look somewhat like Monet’s painting!
Send me the photo by email
