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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle October 4 2021 #89190
    John Day
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    @Userzeroid: Poly-entendre’-R-Us Remember being 13? “The child is father to the man.”
    Wazzat mean?

    I missed most of the gas shortages in the US, because we moved to Japan from 1973-976, and when I came back for college, I didn’t have a car until my third year of med school,1984, when I really did have to drive places.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 4 2021 #89186
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    @Nuevo-Deflationista:
    You can’t catch human pathogens, can you?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 4 2021 #89168
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    @Noirette: Just noticed kind words from Friday. Thank You.
    I’m going to do a little gardening work at the clinic.
    Setting a good example…
    John-may-never-actually-catch-up

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 4 2021 #89161
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    “Normalcy Migration” There’s a picture, but just my face and some beans. https://www.johndayblog.com/2021/10/normalcy-migration.html

    When people think of Nazi Germany they typically think of 1939 to 1945, so when I liken the depersonalization of “the unvaccinated” in the west today, to how Jews and other minorities were treated under the Third Reich, I am taken to task.
    Today is more like 1932 than 1939, still pre-war, with the way forward not yet clear. The US is not Germany, and is not even the UK.
    Analogies can only be taken so far, but the process of depersonalizing a group of people, to blame them for things going bad, is a standard operating procedure.

    It has to become normal to blame the scapegoat group. Everybody has to know.
    It has to be common and accepted knowledge that this group made our current problems.
    It looks to me like this is still in beta testing with blaming the COVID-unvaccinated.

    The US government today is more like the floundering Weimar republic in 1932, with divisions, and lack of a clear, guiding vision for the country. In 1932 the Weimar Republic did not have a majority in government, but it had the largest minority. Close upon its heels were the National Socialists and the Communist Party.
    The national Socialists and Communists were in opposition, and considered a political alliance. They did align on some things. Positions were not too different to reconcile, and the Deutschmark was not yet into hyperinflation.

    With the ongoing global great depression, the Deutschmark, unmoored from gold by necessity, and based on a property bubble, started inflating away so rapidly that it was an economic crisis. People were desperate for a solution. The US is not there yet, but it looks like it is on the horizon. The world does not need to pay the US for dollars. Other global trade arrangements can be made. Dark-money trades move a lot of $100 bills around, and have for a long time, but gold works, and always has.

    Gold and physical cash working as currency is a problem for global central bankers. They probably have a much better idea of how much dark-commerce is going on than we do. They launder the drug-money, for instance. They would prefer a cut of every single transaction. What central bankers openly want is global digital currency, under their control, for every participant and for every transaction.
    The vaccine-passports are an opportune pathway into that for Central Banking. Blaming the unvaccinated enough for COVID to enact widespread digital vaccine passports looks like a concept that needs widespread acceptance as normal, for it to be the go-to solution in the upcoming reset. If the global digital currency function of vaccine-passports were in place when the global financial system collapsed, it could be built up as a solution.

    To me it seems that people don’t invent completely new solutions in a crisis. Rather, they press into service whatever they have that can be made to work.
    If cash and gold are eliminated, and only electronic transactions are possible, then global central bank digital currency can be made to look like the only alternative. Most people would prefer cash, which gives them autonomy, if they think about it.

    Most people don’t have to think about it much these days. Credit cards work.
    In a crisis, people do think a lot more about their options and how they can protect their options and defend their resources from further predation.

    Before the overt crisis of global economic reset, here in the partly-contrived crisis of COVID-Pandemic-Unending, we might give careful thought to our positions in society, to how much normalcy migration we should roll-over for and permit.

    I am not a victim, and I am sorry if I appeared to present my human experience recently in a way that made me seem that way, or seem as if I were putting on the identity-cloak of victimhood. I have intentionally decided to stand, immediately, with a scapegoated group, not least because I believe the group is right to resist conformity pressure, but because now is the time when a firm stance, before the onset of a real crisis, might be the most influential on the future course of society.

    If we resist the normalization of unfair scapegoating every time it is attempted, then we resist being divided against each other by the owners. When the crisis hits in earnest, they need us to be divided against each other, in order to maintain their positions of power and ownership over us and over the physical world and it’s life forms. I am able to stand firmly against vaccine-mandates and vaccine passports because the kids are all in their careers, we own the house in Yoakum, and have low taxes there, I have vegetable gardens, and we have been practicing different life patterns, growing, harvesting, storing and preparing food. We have modest retirement savings, no debts, and are about to get the attic insulation updated, the last major maintenance project on the homestead. The plumbing, electrical wiring, roofing, flooring, internal and external repair and paint have all been done, roughly in that order. It is a sturdy 1957 house, which has withstood every storm since then without appreciable damage.
    Jenny’s position as a school librarian does not appear threatened. We are able to subsist on her salary alone.

    I am doing everything I can to ease the transition of care for my patients at what began in 1970 as a free-clinic, and what is now a largish Federally Qualified Health Center. I may or may not be employable, and I have learned better than to think I could run a business long ago. It’s not my nature. The near future is in a fog bank. Things are not usually this way. We need to not run into an iceberg while we await the lifting of the fog, and the improvement of visibility.

    There is a lot that we can do each day which is productive and useful to ourselves and others. Much of it is really mundane, but it facilitates human repatterning, which is our own self-guided migration of normalcy. We can even choose to migrate towards historical normalcy. It might be a good start.

    This Saturday Jenny and I experimented with the new technique of shelling black-eyed peas, which Dan and I worked out last weekend on the dried black beans, which had been very slow going for hand shelling. We harvested about 6 five-gallon buckets in June, and managed to shell 3 of those since then.
    Some people stomp black beans on a threshing floor (messy). The most promising technique I found online was to put them in a burlap bag, beat it mercilessly, then pour the loose beans out of it.
    We experimented with that. The sharp black bean pods poked out through the burlap, spear-like. Wrong kind of burlap bag? The beans didn’t pour out so well, either, and the beating process seemed like we could do better. Dan started pounding the black bean pods in the 5 gallon bucket with an axe handle, not hard, just tap, tap, tapping. That seemed to be working pretty well. I did some hand mangling to loosen up remaining beans, and picked off a lot of the chaff from the top.
    Dan had dropped the axe head down by then, which seemed to work better-still. We processed all 3 buckets pretty quickly, while working this out, then poured the buckets into a clean wheelbarrow, across the brisk wind of a fan, which blew away the chaff. We cut our processing time to about 10-20%, which made it look ok to grow black beans again, though we will experiment with pinto beans next spring.

    The black-eyed peas did not respond well to the pounding-in-bucket technique. The pods seem to be more flexible, less dry and crispy. The “peas” don’t separate out easily that way, but they do separate out well by hand, just splitting the dry pod and stripping the (African) beans out with one’s fingers. The traditional way seems to be fairly efficient for low tech. Weevils mess with that. Old world beans are poorly defended against new world weevils. The wind-winnowing step works after hand shelling. They are a lot easier to hand shell than black beans are. Some pods shell easier than others. Some beans are bigger than others. Some varieties seem more resistant to weevils than others. One would desire large pods, with large beans, which shell easily, and are minimally susceptible to weevil damage.

    Jenny took this picture of me before dawn this morning with “Red Ripper” black-eyed peas and “Mississippi Pink Eye Purple Hull” field peas.
    It is late in the season to judge weevil susceptibility, having planted in July (gave up on Mackey Peas). Both kinds shell readily when dried. The Purple hull peas are much larger, so the same amount of shelling get more dried “peas”. They taste fine, but the smaller Red ripper “peas” have a nice, appealing nutty flavor.
    We will have to see how they do against weevils next summer.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 2 2021 #89061
    John Day
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    Computer throws things away for me. I typed:

    “Ivermectin twice per week really breaks that cycle, and prevents even nasopharyngeal viral loads from getting high.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 2 2021 #89060
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    @Chooch: Lots of good work. I can see you are cut out for it.
    Ivermectin does, tremendously decrease infections when used prophylactically, depending on the dosage regimen. FLCCC increased dose and frequency recently, which should kick viral butt, but it’s ahigh ivermectin burn rate.
    Ivermectin has a very long half life intracellularly and you might not come across that. It helps keep COVID inside the cells from replicating, partly by blocking transit within the cell.
    COVID in tha nasopharynx is no big deal, a cold.
    When it gets into the lungs it jumps to the bloodstream and becomes a big deal, with micro-clotting. Vitamin-D stablilizes the endothelium. Ivermectin reduces the clot formation and a lot of cross-linking that contributes to it, and also inhibits virus getting into the cells. Once weekly or less ivermectin is mainly protecting inside the cells, whereas the twice weekly prophylaxis FLCCC now recommends is full protection in the bloodstream, too. The virus takes about 5 days to incubate from inoculation to symptoms, but viral loads get high by day #3 post inoculation. Ivermectin twice per week really breaks that cycle, and prevents even a viral loads from getting high.
    Ivermectin, even weekly, vitamin-D, a little zinc and quercetin should really be a giant COVID-Condom of protection.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 2 2021 #89059
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    @Nuevo-Deflationista: I have nothing against AI.

    Pretend you are “Deep Mind”.
    What is the answer to life, the universe, and everything?
    Now, what does that answer actually mean?
    To what does it actually refer?
    It is a hidden meaning.
    It is a key to WHAT?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 2 2021 #89058
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    @Polder Dweller: Drag your heels, man. Just be nice and don’t move. Mandating something in the Netherlands is not a company decision, right? It’s a country full of bankers and lawyers.


    @Phoenixvoice
    : I’d invite you to Texas, but you have custody restraints, I’m sure.

    @Veracious Poet: You are most welcome at http://www.johndayblog.com , Sir. But it’s not like this. You might want to use an alter-ego and tell stuff that I can blab third or fourth party. I hope your 25 year preparation has brought you to good point with your own homestead.

    @All-Y’all: The Texas Coastal Plains is pretty benign and has good soil, if you are ok with heat and humidity. People don’t expect or demand a lot. Vegetable gardens are considered a sign of virtuous-normalcy..

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 2 2021 #89057
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    I’m up to yesterday, now.
    Thanks Michael Reid for the short video of the ICU doc with natural immunity from catching COVID at work last year, who is suddenly excluded from all her hospitals for being an unvaccinated-pariah-former-heroine.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 2 2021 #89029
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    Thursday Night Follow-up:
    Thanks for the kind, thoughtful and helpful words brothers and sisters. Friday was a big day at work.
    For all of the personal stresses, and judgment I can feel coming in from some at work (not those I see every day, who have kind eyes) the week went OK for patient care; no crises.

    Phoenixvoice: Thanks for understanding. I have so many flows of projects, spirit work, professional work, seeing, understanding, merging, colliding, loving and forgiving, not to mention keeping the garden in time with the seasons. I cannot drop it to engage in an attack. I would use my resources, and I do not have the upper hand, and I still care for these people. We are on different sides of “history” right now.

    Sumac.Carol: Thanks. I am doing what I can do each day. I am getting back to the homestead projects in Yoakum today. Jenny and I are shelling dry beans, black-eyed peas, and cleaning out the bad bits.
    Beans are cooking on the stove. I’m trying a new shelling/cleaning technique on blackeyed peas. It worked well on black beans. My one-legged friend, Dan and I worked it out last weekend. It involves an axe, head down, in a 5 gallon bucket, to gently crush the dry beans, hand cleaning the chaff off the top, then pouring the bucket into a clean wheelbarrow, through the wind of a strong fan.

    Formerly T-Bear: “That which can be spoken is not the Tao.” I’m working on it, brother, really, inwardly, outwardly, daily, haltingly, flowingly, growingly.

    CitizenX: 🙂

    @ Veracious Poet: I have appreciated your stories and insights (demo-charges placed long ago in WTC Bldgs, for instance). They are rare down here at ground level. Avoid the urge to inaction. Do something constructive, and see where it leads. Despair and nihilism don’t prepare for what is coming, don’t create, don’t reduce suffering.
    You may know EVEN MORE right now, but don’t let it stop you. You are alive.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 30 2021 #88913
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    Thanks CitixenX and Archie (and Jughead, and Hot Dog, too!)
    I appreciate the support.
    I am doing a lot of spiritual work. I am feeling a heavy sorrow, but I feel it is just what I must do, and I don’t see around the next corner.
    I pray for guidance and I pray “thy will be done” to the compassionate and wise universe.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 30 2021 #88908
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    @”Deflationista”: What is the answer to life, the universe and everything?
    (I know you can answer that correctly. Google can.)

    What does that answer mean? (I think “Madamski” would know.)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 30 2021 #88907
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    @Formerly T-Bear: Thanks for the helpful advice, but I’m doing this because it is a spiritual and moral test for me. No lawyers required. Doing this right opens the next layer of the mystery.
    Stay tuned…

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 30 2021 #88863
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    “Self Identification” is up: https://www.johndayblog.com/2021/09/self-identification.html

    World Council for Health has this:
    Maintain a healthy immune system with good nutrition, fresh air, and simple supplements like Vitamin D, C, Zinc, and Quercetin.
    Use the medicines and supplements that are available to you.
    Be prepared! Keep a good supply of healthy food, supplements, and medicines so you will be ready if you become infected.
    Treat Covid-19 early if you become symptomatic or receive a positive test. Early treatment helps reduce the severity and duration of Covid-19 infection.
    Treat Covid-19 using a combination of therapies that address the complex nature of the illness:
    Antiviral/antimicrobial therapies such as ivermectin
    Anti-inflammatory medicines such as ibuprofen and N-acetylcysteine
    Immune-balancing medicines and supplements such as Vitamin D, Vitamin C, Zinc, Quercetin, and Melatonin
    Anticoagulant medicines such as aspirin
    Symptom support such as cough mixtures, acetaminophen, nasal sprays, and mouthwashes
    Seek advice from your doctor if you are concerned about Covid-19 symptoms or for early treatment options.
    GO TO THE HOSPITAL if you are short of breath, have difficulty breathing, or are experiencing chest heaviness or pain.

    Early Covid-19 treatment guidelines: A practical approach to home-based care for healthy families

    The Market Crash Nobody Thinks Is Possible Is Coming​ Charles Hugh Smith (but exactly when, sir?)​
    The banquet of consequences is being served, and risk-off crashes are, like revenge, best served cold.
    ​ ​T​he ideal setup for a crash is a consensus that a crash is impossible–in other words, just like the present: sure, there are carefully measured murmurings about a “correction” but nobody with anything to lose in the way of public credibility is calling for an honest-to-goodness crash, a real crash, not a wimpy, limp-wristed dip that will immediately be bought.
    https://charleshughsmith.blogspot.com/2021/09/the-market-crash-nobody-thinks-is.html

    Tomorrow marks the start of my last month of work at the clinic, since I am COVID-unvaccinated.
    It was announced in an email that I would be leaving, but not why, so I added that it was involuntary, and explained my moral position of “standing naked with the Jews”, likening this to WW-2 Germany. I’ve been judged pretty harshly, by people I have known for years, for “being hurtful”, and probably 20:1 judged me and did not reply. I have been respectful, explained our family tour with bikes and backpacks visited the Anne Frank House, Dachau and Tuol Sleng torture museum, in Cambodia. I take this very seriously, and I bear the responsibility for my actions and my statements. One younger black man, working at the clinic, came to me yesterday, asking about my decision, and explaining that he had made the same choice, because he distrusts what is being forced upon people.
    We agree.
    Perhaps people who see what is going down in this suck-out before the next tsunami-of-history should hold hands and walk to higher ground..

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 29 2021 #88764
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    Are We Really So “Rich”? A New Way of Defining Wealth​ Charles Hugh Smith​
    What if our commoditized, financialized definition of wealth reflects a staggering poverty of culture, spirit, wisdom, practicality and common sense?
    ​ ​The conventional definition of wealth is solely financial: ownership of money and assets. The assumption is that money can buy anything the owner desires: power, access, land, shelter, energy, transport and if not love, then a facsimile of caring.
    ​ ​The flaw in this reductionist definition is obvious: not everything of value can be purchased at any price–for example, health, once lost, cannot be purchased for $1 million, $10 million or even $100 million.
    https://www.oftwominds.com/blogsept21/what-is-wealth9-21.html

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 29 2021 #88763
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    P​epe Escobar, A New World Order Takes Shape, Part 2 – Eurasian Consolidation Ends The US Unipolar Moment
    ​ ​With very little potential to contain China now that it’s been all but expelled from the Eurasia heartland, the fallback position had to be a classic maritime power play: the “free and open Indo-Pacific”, complete with Quad and AUKUS, the whole set up spun to death as an “effort” attempting to preserve dwindling American supremacy.​..​
    ​ ​The Global South is not impressed. Addressing the forum in Dushanbe, President Putin remarked that the portfolio of nations knocking on the SCO’s door was huge, and that was not surprising at all. Egypt, Qatar and Saudi Arabia are now SCO dialogue partners, on the same level with Afghanistan and Turkey. It’s quite feasible they may be joined next year by Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Serbia and a cast of dozens.​..
    It’s no wonder the process irks the Empire immensely, because Greater Eurasia, led by Russia-China, is a mortal attack against the geoeconomic architecture of Atlanticism. And that leads us to the nest of vipers debate around the EU concept of “strategic autonomy” from the US; that would be essential to establish true European sovereignty – and eventually, closer integration within Eurasia.
    https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/escobar-eurasia-takes-shape-part-2-eurasian-consolidation-ends-us-unipolar-moment

    ​ Taiwan makes the chips and systems that the world needs. Taiwan has to keep making them, but China would like to control them, and so would the US.
    Nobody wants to destroy that capacity, but to own it. Taiwan can probably buy whatever missiles it wants, but not from China.
    ​ Taiwan’s Defense Minister Demands Long-Range Missiles For The Island To Repel China
    ​ ​”The development of equipment must be long-range, precise, and mobile, so that the enemy can sense that we are prepared as soon as they dispatch their troops,” Defense Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng told parliament in Taipei on Monday
    https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/taiwans-defense-minister-urges-long-range-missiles-island-repel-china

    The AUKUS preparing a nuclear war to sustain Taiwan​ ​by Thierry Meyssan​ Thanks Eleni.
    ​ ​The AUKUS Pact seems to be designed to come to Taiwan’s aid if China tried to take it back by force. General Sir James Hockenhull, commander of Her Majesty’s Military Intelligence, confirmed that British armies were recruiting Asian agents.
    https://www.voltairenet.org/article214159.html

    All of Central Asia is re-setting towards the SCO, EAEU, Russia and China. The former is now ‘lost’ to the U.S., Alastair Crooke writes.
    ​ ​In a very real sense, Washington was the hub: and states – particularly Gulf States defined themselves more in relation to the hub – than to each other. Now those relationships, and associated policies, many of which were geared to pleasing and being favoured by the hub, are up for radical review.​..
    …​if there was doubt about where the U.S. ‘is’, consider this: The stunning betrayal of France by America over the eleventh hour surprise provision of nuclear submarine technology for Australia signals a huge geopolitical shift in U.S. strategy. In its growing confrontation with China, a ruthless Washington has demonstrated that what matters to it now is not Europe, but the Indo-Pacific region. This is wthe new Cold War is to be fought.here

    That ‘Other’ Reset Unfolding Across West & Central Asia

    For Israel, the problem is more acute as former Ambassador, Michael Oren, has outlined:
    ​”​The new Israeli government is facing this doomsday nuclear threat [from Iran]. In five years’ time, it will be worse: Iran’s programme will be further along. [This conflict] is going to happen eventually, of that I am absolutely certain, so I prefer it happens now, rather than in 5 years’ time – when it will be more difficult for Israel to respond​”​ …
    “With the U.S. focusing its efforts on preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons, Iran is liable to reach the conclusion that as a nuclear threshold state, it will not be the target of a military retaliation. And if sanctions are imposed on it – it can look to other world powers for help, such as China and Russia. If Iran reaches the conclusion that there is no point in developing real nuclear weapons because this could produce a frontal clash with the U.S. and the West; yet still become a nuclear threshold state, the challenge to Israel is liable to be particularly difficult”.

    That ‘Other’ Reset Unfolding Across West & Central Asia

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 29 2021 #88762
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    The Great Game Moves On (The western goal is now to contain China, to allow island nations to maintain independence from China.)
    Following NATO’s defeat in the heart of Asia, and with Afghanistan now under the Taliban’s rule, the Chinese/Russian axis now controls the Asian continental mass. Asian nations not directly related to its joint hegemony (not being members, associates, or dialog partners of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) are increasingly dependent upon it for trade and technology. Sub-Saharan Africa is in its sphere of influence. The reality for America is that the total population in or associated with the SCO is 57% of the world population. And America’s grip on its European allies is slipping.
    NATO itself has become less relevant, with Turkey drawn towards the rival Asian axis, and its EU members are compromised through trading and energy links with Russia and China. Furthermore, France is pushing the EU towards establishing its own army independent of US-led NATO — quite what its role will be, other than political puffery for France is a mystery.
    It is against this background that three of the Five Eyes intelligence partnership have formed AUKUS – standing for Australia, UK, and US — and its first agreement is to give Australia a nuclear submarine capability to strengthen the partnership’s naval power in the Pacific. Other capabilities, chiefly aimed at containing the Chinese threat to Taiwan and other allies in the Pacific Ocean, will surely emerge in due course. The other two Five Eyes, Canada and New Zealand, appear to be less keen to confront China…
    But gathering intelligence and building naval power in the Pacific won’t defeat the Chinese. All simulations show that the US, with or without AUKUS, cannot win a military conflict against China. But AUKUS is not a formal model on NATO lines which commits its members by treaty to aggression against a common enemy. While Taiwan remains a specific problem, the objective is almost certainly to discourage China from territorial expansion and protect and give other Pacific nations on the Asian periphery the security to be independent from the SCO behemoth.​..
    …​While the US may not like it, if RCEP goes ahead, freer trade will almost certainly undermine a belligerent stance in due course. Despite hiccups, the progression of trade dealing in the Pacific region promises to prove Mackinder right about the prospect of a more balanced world. All being well and guaranteed by a balance of naval capabilities between AUKUS and China, a free-trading Pacific region will render the European and American trade protectionist policies an anachronism.​..
    …​Having failed in their land-based military objectives, America’s undeclared tariff and financial wars against China are also coming to an end, to be replaced by a policy of maritime containment through the AUKUS partnership. Attempts to stem strategic losses in Asia have now ended with the withdrawal from Afghanistan and from other interventions. ​
    ​ The change in geopolitical policy is not yet widely appreciated. But the parlous state of US finances, dollar market bubbles, persistent and increasing price inflation and the inevitability of interest rate increases will make a policy backstop of maritime containment the only geostrategic option left to America.
    https://www.goldmoney.com/research/goldmoney-insights/the-great-game-moves-on

    John Ward has some insights. China is the largest coal user in the world, by far. China is the largest coal producer, but has low reserves. Chinese imports of American coal (at low import duty) just increased ninefold, after Australian coal imports were halted for a trade dispute.
    China is having rolling blackouts from lack of coal-power recently, and expects them to last, “new normal”. Coal choke-hold?​
    & NOW, HERE IS SOME NEWS
    ​
    At least 20 Chinese provinces and regions making up more than 66% of the country’s GDP have announced some form of power cuts. Guangdong province, the southern industrial hub, is cutting ~10% of its peak power demand.
    https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/china-provincial-governor-pleas-more-coal-imports-resolve-power-crunch

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 29 2021 #88761
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    Biden’s Vax Mandate To Be Enforced By Fining Companies $70,000 To $700,000?​ Wait, did I vote for THAT?
    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/bidens-vax-mandate-be-enforced-fining-companies-70000-700000

    Democrats provide much higher vaccine efficacy estimates than Republicans (88% vs. 50%), and unvaccinated Republicans have a median vaccine efficacy of 0%, compared with 73% for vaccinated Republicans.
    https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/us-adults-estimates-covid-hospitalization-risk-depends-party-vaccination-status-gallup

    Only 45% of respondents said they trust the president to provide accurate information about the virus, down from 58% in January. The result of this poll is exemplified in Biden’s outlandish comment on Monday about pre-pandemic life can only return if 97% of Americans are vaccinated.
    Compared with rating earlier this year, Biden is losing trust among Democrats (an 11-percentage point decline to 81% trust a great deal or fair amount) and Republicans (a 10-point drop to 11%). He has experienced the most significant decline in confidence among independents (a 17-point decline to 42%).
    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/americans-trust-president-biden-provide-accurate-covid-info-tumbles

    ​Lt. Colonel Theresa Long MD, and Air Force Flight surgeon​ files a Military Whistleblower affidavit seeking a court injunction, on the basis of the fact, presented in evidence, that current COVID-19 vaccines produce heart damage in pilots and flight crews, and that all of those vaccinated need to be grounded until medical studies can be carried out, at least MRI, because the majority of myocarditis and lesser damage is not overtly symptomatic. The pilots and crew members that have died within 2 days of vaccination, so far, did not die flying.
    This is a courageous and principled stand, and the end of her military career, no matter what the court may ultimately find.

    AFFIDAVIT OF LTC. THERESA LONG M.D. IN SUPPORT OF A MOTION FOR A PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION ORDER

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 29 2021 #88760
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    “Oh Canada…”
    ​ ​Canadian military leaders saw the pandemic as a unique opportunity to test out propaganda techniques on an unsuspecting public, a newly released Canadian Forces report concludes. The federal government never asked for the so-called information operations campaign, nor did cabinet authorize the initiative developed during the COVID-19 pandemic by the Canadian Joint Operations Command, then headed by Lt.-Gen. Mike Rouleau. But military commanders believed they didn’t need to get approval from higher authorities to develop and proceed with their plan, retired Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gosselin, who was brought in to investigate the scheme, concluded in his report.
    https://nationalpost.com/news/national/defence-watch/military-leaders-saw-pandemic-as-unique-opportunity-to-test-propaganda-techniques-on-canadians-forces-report-says/

    Victoria, Australia: ​Health Minister Foley announced 867 new COVID cases recorded yesterday. During the statistical outline Foley identifies 375 people as hospitalized, 81 people in intensive care and 61 people on a ventilator. Then comes the statistic everyone in government and media ignore. Amid the recorded cases “78% of the hospital cases are fully vaccinated, and 17% are partially vaccinated (1 dose)”….
    That means 95% of the COVID patients in Victoria hospitals are vaccinated.
    356 people out of 375 patients are vaccinated, yet 81 people are still in intensive care with 61 on a ventilator…
    78% of the hospital patients are fully vaccinated, that’s actually a higher percentage than the population vaccinated as a whole.

    Truth Being Ignored – Victoria Australia Records 867 New COVID Cases, 375 in Hospital and 95% of Those Hospitalized are Vaccinated

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 29 2021 #88759
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    Self Help is up. Lots comes from here, and I’ll try not to re-post, except when I do re-post, making some kind of point, perhaps. https://www.johndayblog.com/2021/09/self-help.html

    ​COVID-19 mortality risk correlates inversely with vitamin D3 status, and a mortality rate close to zero could theoretically be achieved at 50 ng/ml 25(OH)D3: Results of a systematic review and meta-analysis
    Conclusions The two datasets provide strong evidence that low D3 is a predictor rather than a side effect of the infection. Despite ongoing vaccinations, we recommend raising serum 25(OH)D levels to above 50 ng/ml to prevent or mitigate new outbreaks due to escape mutations or decreasing antibody activity.
    https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.09.22.21263977v1

    ​A “pangolin lineage” SARS-CoV-2 variant, with multiple vaccine-escape mutations popped up in Moscow early this year. It’s hard to tell how that might have happened. No link between distant pangolins and the circulating virus has been found. It’s getting around pretty well in the world. I wonder where it came from.​
    A new SARS-CoV-2 variant (B.1.1.523) capable of escaping immune protections
    ​ ​The authors of this study have reported that the B.1.1.523 variant harbors a new combination of concerning spike mutations that are present in many currently circulating VoCs. Many of these mutations are concerning and are associated with the evasion of immune protection. This is critical, as these developments could challenge the effectiveness of available vaccines
    https://www.news-medical.net/amp/news/20210927/A-new-SARS-CoV-2-variant-(B11523)-capable-of-escaping-immune-protections.aspx

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 28 2021 #88720
    John Day
    Participant

    Thanks for the kind Mention, TAE Summary.
    Strange as it may seem, Texas is NORTH of Australia.
    Seems like it should be more like next door, most of the time.
    Strange days, lately…
    Here is a courageous Air Force Flight Surgeon, Theresa Long MD, who has filed an affidavit.
    Her research shows damage to the hearts of military aviators from spike protein in vaccines, so the vaccinated ones need MRIs before they can fly. Grounded. The aviators who died of blood clots and heart attacks within 2 days of vaccination were not flying at the time. https://www.deepcapture.com/2021/09/affidavit-of-ltc-theresa-long-m-d-in-support-of-a-motion-for-a-preliminary-injunction-order/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 28 2021 #88683
    John Day
    Participant

    COVID v. Spartacus https://www.johndayblog.com/2021/09/covid-v-spartacus.html
    Sunday picture @ homestead with Jenny, too (Y’all already have the Spartacus part 🙂

    Thanks to a commenter on the blog for this:
    A Self Fulfilling Prophecy: Systemic Collapse and Pandemic Simulation
    ​ ​The mainstream narrative should therefore be reversed: the stock market did not collapse (in March 2020) because lockdowns had to be imposed; rather, lockdowns had to be imposed because financial markets were collapsing. With lockdowns came the suspension of business transactions, which drained the demand for credit and stopped the contagion. In other words, restructuring the financial architecture through extraordinary monetary policy was contingent on the economy’s engine being turned off. Had the enormous mass of liquidity pumped into the financial sector reached transactions on the ground, a monetary tsunami with catastrophic consequences would have been unleashed.
    ​ ​As claimed by economist Ellen Brown, it was “another bailout”, but this time “under cover of a virus.” Similarly, John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts noted that the Covid-19 “magic wand” allowed the Fed to execute BlackRock’s “going direct” plan, literally: it carried out an unprecedented purchase of government bonds, while, on an infinitesimally smaller scale, also issuing government backed ‘COVID loans’ to businesses. In brief, only an induced economic coma would provide the Fed with the room to defuse the time-bomb ticking away in the financial sector. Screened by mass-hysteria, the US central bank plugged the holes in the interbank lending market, dodging hyperinflation as well as the ‘Financial Stability Oversight Council’ (the federal agency for monitoring financial risk created after the 2008 collapse), as discussed here. However, the “going direct” blueprint should also be framed as a desperate measure, for it can only prolong the agony of a global economy increasingly hostage to money printing and the artificial inflation of financial assets.
    ​ ​At the heart of our predicament lies an insurmountable structural impasse. Debt-leveraged financialization is contemporary capitalism’s only line of flight, the inevitable forward-escape route for a reproductive model that has reached its historical limit. Capitals head for financial markets because the labour-based economy is increasingly unprofitable. How did we get to this?
    ​ ​The answer can be summarised as follows: 1. The economy’s mission to generate surplus-value is both the drive to exploit the workforce and to expel it from production. This is what Marx called capitalism’s “moving contradiction”.[1] While it constitutes the essence of our mode of production, this contradiction today backfires, turning political economy into a mode of permanent devastation. 2. The reason for this change of fortune is the objective failure of the labour-capital dialectic: the unprecedented acceleration in technological automation since the 1980s causes more labour-power to be ejected from production than (re)absorbed. The contraction of the volume of wages means that the purchasing power of a growing part of the world population is falling, with debt and immiseration as inevitable consequences. 3. As less surplus-value is produced, capital seeks immediate returns in the debt-leveraged financial sector rather than in the real economy or by investing in socially constructive sectors like education, research, and public services.
    ​ ​The bottom line is that the paradigm shift underway is the necessary condition for the (dystopian) survival of capitalism, which is no longer able to reproduce itself through mass wage-labour and the attendant consumerist utopia. The pandemic agenda was dictated, ultimately, by systemic implosion: the profitability downturn of a mode of production which rampant automation is making obsolete. For this immanent reason, capitalism is increasingly dependent on public debt, low wages, centralisation of wealth and power, a permanent state of emergency, and financial acrobatics.

    A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: Systemic Collapse and Pandemic Simulation

    ​ Thanks Marjorie, for this long, informative resource, very well researched and formatted:
    The Snake-Oil Salesmen and the COVID-Zero Con: A Classic Bait-And-Switch for a Lifetime of Booster Shots (Immunity as a Service)
    ​…​But this essay demonstrates that never-ending boosters were the initial motive for this global social-engineering shell game ― the subscription-based business model, adapted for the pharmaceutical industry. “Immunity as a service”.​..
    Don’t…​ ​Compliance is the glue that holds tyranny together. Non-compliance breaks it apart. One person alone cannot stop this. But if millions find the courage to raise their voices and the courage to refuse to participate in the system on these tyrannical medical terms, it will throw the system into such a crisis and create such a tension that the community will be forced to confront the issue. Without enough truckers, no-one eats. Without enough medical staff, hospitals close. Without enough workers, supply chains break. Without enough policemen, laws cannot be enforced. Without enough garbage collectors, cities grind to a halt. Without enough cashiers, box stores cannot stay open. Without enough administrators, institutions cease to function. Without enough staff, corporations lose profits. Without enough servers, restaurants cannot serve their customers. And without enough customers, businesses are brought to their knees.
    https://www.juliusruechel.com/2021/09/the-snake-oil-salesmen-and-covid-zero.html#Novel

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 27 2021 #88358
    John Day
    Participant

    Thanks All, I have been catching up. There has been a lot for me to do recently, which isn’t sleeping.
    The Spartacus post getting such high numbers is great. I’m gonna’ help it a little bit. just a little bit.
    🙂

    in reply to: Spartacus #88348
    John Day
    Participant

    The medical facts are all spot-on, and the presentation is so clear and original in some instances that I am convinced it is drawn from the mind of a person who has a complete internal working model of this, a working expert in the field. The citations support that premise.
    What is known and what is more speculative are clearly demarcated in scientific style.

    It also lines up so well with my own synthesis, including what I “know” and what I surmise, that I don’t think “Spartacus” and I would be able to find anything, about which to argue.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 23 2021 #87954
    John Day
    Participant

    @Phoenix Voice: “SCIENCE” means COMPLIANCE

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 23 2021 #87953
    John Day
    Participant

    @Saul Goodman: ‘s all good, man!
    Couldn’t resist.

    It’s a moral and spiritual test.
    Request guidance.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 23 2021 #87906
    John Day
    Participant

    Nordstream-2 pipeline update. The pipeline is complete, but political red tape prevents any gas transport across it, as elites play chicken with electrical blackouts and winter freezes coming to EU citizens.​
    https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Is-Gazprom-About-To-Lose-Its-Natural-Gas-Export-Monopoly.html

    ​It looks like a step to get rid of retail banking, cash, and anything but central bank digital currency by 2025.​
    Banks Oppose Biden’s New ‘Total Financial Surveillance’ Proposal On IRS Reporting
    ​ ​The proposal, which is being pushed by the Biden administration, would require banks and other financial institutions to report to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) any deposits or withdrawals totaling more than $600 annually to or from all business and personal accounts.
    ​ ​The American Bankers Association (ABA), along with over 40 business and financial groups, sent a letter on Sept. 17 to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) objecting to the “ill-advised” reporting proposal.
    ​ ​“While the stated goal of this vast data collection is to uncover tax dodging by the wealthy, this proposal is not remotely targeted to that purpose or that population,” the letter stated.
    ​ ​“In addition to the significant privacy concerns, it would create tremendous liability for all affected parties by requiring the collection of financial information for nearly every American without proper explanation of how the IRS will store, protect, and use this enormous trove of personal financial information.”
    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/banks-oppose-bidens-new-total-financial-surveillance-proposal-irs-reporting

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 23 2021 #87905
    John Day
    Participant

    This is exactly the kind of technology that a government, any government, might employ to inoculate crowds of mourners at a mass funeral, like that of US-drone-Assassinated Iranian General Soleimani on January 6, 2020, following which there was suddenly a lot of COVID in Iran, notably among top government officials, who attended.
    ​ ​Wuhan Scientists Planned To Release ‘Chimeric Covid Spike Proteins’ Into Bat Populations Using ‘Skin-Penetrating Nanoparticles’
    ​ ​18 months before the pandemic, scientists in Wuhan, China submitted a proposal to release enhanced airborne coronaviruses into the wild in an effort to inoculate them against diseases that could have otherwise jumped to humans, according to The Telegraph, citing leaked grant proposals from 2018.
    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/wuhan-scientists-planned-release-chimeric-covid-spike-proteins-bat-populations-using-skin

    mRNA COVID-19 Vaccination and Development of CMR-confirmed Myopericarditis​ (It’s funny, nobody without the shots showed up with myocarditis.)
    Results 32 patients were identified over the period of interest. Eighteen patients were diagnosed with myocarditis; 12 with myopericarditis; and 2 with pericarditis alone. The median age was 33 years (18-65 years). The sex ratio was 2 females to 29 males. In 5 cases, symptoms developed after only a single dose of mRNA vaccine. In 27 patients, symptoms developed after their second dose of. Median time between vaccine dose and symptoms was 1.5 days (1-26 days).
    https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.09.13.21262182v1.full

    The CDC experts would like to wait a bit for more information, but that’s politically impossible.​ There’s $10 billion of Pfizer vaccine that needs to be administered.
    On Wednesday, “the CDC panelists heard a series of presentations Wednesday outlining the knotty state of science on boosters. On one hand, the COVID-19 vaccines continue to offer strong protection against severe illness, hospitalization and death. On the other hand, there are signs of more low-grade infections among the vaccinated as immunity wanes.”
    https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/cdc-panel-considers-delaying-booster-jabs-decision-1-month-wait-more-evidence

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 23 2021 #87904
    John Day
    Participant

    I’ve already put up several of these stories this morning (in Texas) https://www.johndayblog.com/2021/09/street-level-experience.html

    The Collapse of Complex Societies, an interview with Joseph Tainter
    ​ ​“It’s a classic case”, says Tainter, “of taking short-term gains at the price of long-term fragility. What’s generally not understood”, adds Tainter, “is that complex societies have what we might call a metabolic cost which, today, is paid for through fossil fuels. But when there is a situation where the economic flows begin to break down or become disrupted, particularly when it comes to something like the supplies of petroleum, then prices go up, costs go up, and the economy is harmed. And we see that happening now, at least in the United States.”​ …
    ​ ​“One problem that I see, is how do you rapidly increase energy production in, let’s say, a solar energy economy or a hydrogen energy economy if there’s an immediate crisis? Our energy return on investment is decreasing and that trend is irreversible. This has been one of my major concerns about the future of our society.”​ …​
    ​ ​“I used to think that innovation was the key to seeing us through this. I’m no longer sure that it is. I like to say that we are a species that muddles through. That’s all we’ve ever done and I think all we ever will do. I’m not sure that we can actually plan the future in any precise way.”
    https://medium.com/@renegadeinc/the-collapse-of-complex-societies-e8ad2921e063

    Out of sight, out of mind… ​Biden To Stick Haitian Immigrants In Gitmo, Seeks Contractor With ‘Creole-Speaking Guards’
    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/biden-stick-haitian-immigrants-gitmo-seeks-contractor-creole-speaking-guards

    ​Front and Center!
    Biden Pushing For Dishonourable Discharges, Court Martials For Troops Who Refuse Vaccines
    White House claims anything but dishonourable discharge for refusing vaccines would “detract from readiness and limit a commander’s options for enforcing good order and discipline.”

    Biden Pushing For Dishonourable Discharges, Court Martials For Troops Who Refuse Vaccines

    New York’s New Gov Threatens To Replace Unvaccinated Hospital Workers With ‘Foreigners’
    During a press briefing with reporters in Rochester Wednesday, Hochul told a group of reporters that she hoped all unvaccinated workers would meet Monday’s deadline to get the jab, or lose their jobs.
    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/new-yorks-new-gov-threatens-replace-unvaccinated-hospital-workers-foreigners

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 23 2021 #87901
    John Day
    Participant

    That should read “200,000 – 300,000 units of vitamin-D”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 23 2021 #87900
    John Day
    Participant

    @Saul Goodman:
    If you have those 3 choices you should take the J&J, after pre-loading with vitamin-D, aspirin and antihistamine, like Zyrtec/cetirizine.
    If you have been taking 5000 units/d of vitamin-D long term, you are good on that count.
    If you have not been taking vitamin-D at that dose (or with a known blood level), then take 200,00 – 300,000 units once, 3 days before the vaccination. You will have a normal blood level on that day. That is #40-#60 pills of 5000 units. Take it with a meal. You might take the higher dose if you have more than enough body fat.
    10 mg cetirizine and 325 mg aspirin for 10 days, starting 3 days before vaccination, should reduce your risk of adverse reactions. 1000 mg of vitamin-C twice per day on those days would not hurt, but I see it as less important.
    You can find other opinions, I am sure.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 23 2021 #87884
    John Day
    Participant
    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 23 2021 #87883
    John Day
    Participant

    @Ilargi:
    Twitter suspended the account of the new Surgeon General of Florida.
    You are in ok company, I guess.
    @Mr. House: reporting all $600 transactions effectively makes all transactions over $600 “electronic”, doesn’t it?
    It will put retail gold-bullion dealers out of business, I suspect.
    Most of their transactions are under the $10k limit.
    It’s what their customers prefer.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 23 2021 #87876
    John Day
    Participant

    My friend of 50 years, Larry, in rural Australia, sends this 4 minute video from Rebel News, of Australian police firing rubber bullets and tear gas at a few peaceful and fairly dispersed construction workers on the streets of Melbourne. They are very rough to a skinny lady after knocking her to the ground, and really ple on a man they have shot in the head with a rubber bullet, who is lying pretty still and saying he can’t breathe. There is a big “anti-terrorist” vehicle that they move down the street with as they shoot at people with rubber bullets and tear gas canisters.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 22 2021 #87782
    John Day
    Participant

    Earthquake damages buildings in Melbourne.
    https://www.zerohedge.com/weather/very-rare-earthquake-rocks-melbourne-buildings-shake-across-australia

    Wait 2 more weeks to slow the spread of COVID before getting any construction crews to work…

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 22 2021 #87781
    John Day
    Participant

    This is interesting, and definitely a form of “weaponization”.
    Wuhan Scientists Planned To Release ‘Chimeric Covid Spike Proteins’ Into Bat Populations Using ‘Skin-Penetrating Nanoparticles’ https://www.zerohedge.com/political/wuhan-scientists-planned-release-chimeric-covid-spike-proteins-bat-populations-using-skin

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 22 2021 #87780
    John Day
    Participant

    On that JP Morgan assessment that “Delta is half as infectious as assumed”…
    I’m not sure what the vaccination rate was in those countries, but it was apparently low, “unprotected”.

    Delta is spreading quite effectively and rapidly in countries with high vaccination rates.
    Delta appears to have a much higher Re in more vaccinated countries, doesn’t it?

    Vanden Bossche explains how that can happen, at least partly, but it looks like ADE to me, that the enhancement of infectiousness by the antibodies to January 2020 spike protein is driving Re and Ro higher..

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 22 2021 #87779
    John Day
    Participant

    We’ve seen how that maneuver works, already.​
    Victorian construction industry forced into two week ‘rest’ to slow COVID-19 transmission
    The Victorian Government will shut the construction industry for two weeks because of “non compliance” at work sites and “appalling behaviour” from the protest on Monday that saw union members, tradies and police in violent clashes on Melbourne streets.
    https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/coronavirus/victorian-construction-industry-forced-into-two-week-rest-to-slow-covid19-transmission/news-story/2f1771c828d412bcc6e7fb2ec42b43b8

    (Australia will get the same nuclear umbrella it now gets from the US, make Perth a target for nuclear attack, and pay for the privilege.​)
    ​ ​The AUKUS deal allowed Australia to cancel an order for diesel driven submarines from France by taking up a U.S. and British offer to eventually acquire nuclear driven submarines.
    ​ ​It is not clear at all that Australia will find the money to actually pay for nuclear submarines. These are 50-100% more expensive that conventional ones. Australia also wants to make sure that at least 60% of the price flows back to Australian manufacturing. But there are no companies in Australia who have experience with work on nuclear technology. It is also unlikely that the U.S. or UK would let Australia gain such capacity.
    ​ ​There is also little chance that any of the envisioned new boats will be ready before 2040. By then Taiwan will likely be under Beijing’s control and the naval primacy of China in the South China Sea will only have grown. The so far declared time frame and purpose of those boats is thereby questionable…​
    That may well be because the real plan is a different one:
    ​ ​The short-term leasing of nuclear-powered submarines from the UK or the US is being considered by the Morrison government but the Coalition insists nuclear weapons won’t be based in Australia.
    ​ ​The finance minister, Simon Birmingham, and the defence minister, Peter Dutton, confirmed in seperate interviews on Sunday that leasing submarines from the Aukus allies could be a stop-gap solution until Australia takes delivery of its own – potentially in the 2040s.
    ​ ​“The short answer is yes,” Dutton said when asked on Sky News about leasing vessels.
    ​ ​Birmingham said leasing arrangements would not necessarily “increase the number of submarines and the capability across all of the partner nations” but would help with training and information sharing.
    “Doing so may provide opportunities for us to train our sailors, provide the skills and knowledge in terms of how we operate,” he told the ABC.
    [It would help] provide the platforms for us to upgrade the infrastructure in Perth, that will be necessary for the operation of these submarines. I expect we will see … lease arrangements or greater joint operations between our navies in the future that sees our sailors working more closely and indeed, potentially on UK and US vessels to get that skills and training and knowledge.”
    ​ ​Perth will thereby be build up into a base that is compatible with the likely permanent stationing of U.S. nuclear submarines. These carry nuclear weapons.
    The ‘leased’ boats, or at least their propulsion parts, would of course be still manned by U.S. or British sailors. The Australians already have problems retaining crews for their existing submarines. The few that will be available for the ‘leased’ boats will not be enough to run them. The Australians would pay largely for the privilege of being guests on board of doubtlessly U.S. commanded submarines.​ (And building the nice nuclear sub port for them.​)​​
    https://www.moonofalabama.org/2021/09/the-fallout-from-the-aukus-deal.html#more

    ​ ​New Zealand police arrest pair trying to enter Auckland with ‘large amount’ of KFC​
    (If they had any ivermectin, the cops probably pocketed it.)
    Two men tried to reach city – where Covid restrictions banned takeaways – with $100,000, three buckets of chicken and an undisclosed quantity of fries, police say
    https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/coronavirus/victorian-construction-industry-forced-into-two-week-rest-to-slow-covid19-transmission/news-story/2f1771c828d412bcc6e7fb2ec42b43b8

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 22 2021 #87778
    John Day
    Participant

    Vitamin-D is smart-food for the cells of the human immune system (rich and poor alike).
    ​Association Between Vitamin D Deficiency and COVID-19 Incidence, Complications, and Mortality in 46 Countries: An Ecological Study
    The results of the present study suggest an association at the population level between the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency and the risk of being infected with COVID-19, severity of the disease, and risk of dying from it. These associations were consistent in both correlation analyses and Poisson regression models adjusted for GDP
    https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.1089/hs.2020.0137?_se=YW5kcmV3Lnlhc2hjaHVrQGdtYWlsLmNvbQ%3D%3D

    ​ ​Alabama Hospital Defies Biden Administration, Ends COVID Vaccine Requirement for Staff​ (Hardly “defiant”)
    ​ ​Bowing to the threat of legal action against it, one Alabama hospital has rescinded its requirement that all staff be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
    UAB Hospital in Birmingham said it will wait to learn how the federal vaccine mandates announced by President Joe Biden play out before imposing any requirement, according to WBRC-TV.
    ​ ​Last week, the Alabama Center for Law and Liberty said the hospital was violating state law, according to Al.com
    The letter said the state’s ban on vaccine passports means government entities cannot require anyone to disclose vaccine information.
    “As the Supreme Court of Alabama has recognized, UAB Hospital is a state-run hospital,” ​ ​“Consequently, UAB Hospital may not require its employees to disclose whether they have been vaccinated or not. Likewise, the Alabama Attorney General has examined the law and concluded that ‘no government, school, or business in Alabama may demand that a constituent, or customer, respectively, be vaccinated for COVID-19 or show proof of his or her vaccination for COVID-19,’” the letter said.

    Alabama Hospital Defies Biden Administration, Ends COVID Vaccine Requirement for Staff

    ​ ​Sidelined? Hundreds of Navy SEALS told they won’t be deployed if they refuse COVID vaccine
    With deadline looming, SEALs in limbo after seeking religious exemption to shot. Lawyer seeks 90-day reprieve to avoid military readiness crisis.
    https://justthenews.com/government/security/hundreds-navy-seals-face-being-blocked-deployment-refusing-covid-vaccine

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 22 2021 #87777
    John Day
    Participant

    ​ ​‘This Is Evil at the Highest Level,’ Says HHS Whistleblower
    ​ ​In a video released Monday by Project Veritas, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services insider, Jodi O’Malley, a registered nurse, shares recorded conversations between herself and colleagues about the government’s failure to acknowledge COVID vaccine risks and lack of efficacy
    ​ ​O’Malley: “At the end of the day, it’s about your health, and you can never get that back — and about your freedom, and about living in a peaceful society, and I’m like, ‘no.’ No. This is the hill that I will die on.”

    ‘This Is Evil at the Highest Level,’ Says HHS Whistleblower

    ​ ​Baylor Gets Restraining Order Against COVID Vaccine Skeptic Doc
    ​…​Some Facebook posts with McCullough’s pronouncements have been labeled as misinformation or removed. Some of his videos remain on YouTube, where they are posted by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, a group that believes McCullough is “under fierce attack for speaking out about COVID-19 early treatment and vaccine safety.”
    ​ ​McCullough’s March 2021 testimony to the Texas Senate’s Health and Human Services Committee — in which he claimed that COVID-19 patients are being denied what he called proven treatments like hydroxychloroquine — has been viewed more than 3.7 million times on YouTube. The appearance has also been tweeted repeatedly.
    https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/958916?uac=39128CV&faf=1&sso=true&impID=3651905&src=WNL_infoc_210920_MSCPEDIT_Baylor_McC#vp_2

    ​ ​In 2005, Drs. Weissman and Kariko discovered a way to protect foreign mRNA from the body’s immune system. That scientific milestone would be key to the advancement of the mRNA vaccines in 2020…
    The fundamental change discovered by Weissman and Kariko was that nucleoside modification could protect mRNA from the body’s immune defences (OOPS!)​…
    ​ ​Their key discovery, that by modifying the RNA code (modifying the nucleoside uridine), resulted in ablating the innate immune response, involved toll-like receptors (TLR).​ ​This discovery was adopted in the mRNA technology used in Covid vaccines, in order that the foreign vaccine mRNA could enter cells without being destroyed.​..
    ​ By modifying the Uridine in the Pfizer vaccine mRNA code, the foreign mRNA is able to bypass part of the body’s first line of defence — the Innate Immune System.​..
    ​ ​At that point in the original experiments to discover how to turn off toll-like receptors (and subsequently in the design of the vaccines), the question should have been asked: but what would be the consequences of switching off that important early warning system?
    ​https://www.ukcolumn.org/article/stabilising-the-code

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