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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle June 21 2021 #77882
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    Mister Roboto said: “I think Luongo jumps to far too many conclusions via his own manifestly extremist partisan lens for me to take his evaluation seriously.”

    Yes, when I sense that hatred colors an article it’s difficult to take the author seriously. Like listening to someone talk about their ex, while the neck veins are bulging and the face takes on a red hue. Infatuation results in a similar blindness. Hardly objective information will be forthcoming. Then Tom Luongo comes right out with it in this line:

    “My hatred for Stewart is nearly two decades old now.”

    Just to clarify, I’m not a late-nite comedian consumer. The last time was when I was visiting my aging parents and we watched a recorded Jimmy Fallon show after dinner. Many years ago, I noticed how all of the late-nite monologs had turned into establishment propaganda masquerading as comedy. It was all one-sided, political, and agenda driven. And wasn’t funny.

    So, my taking pleasure in Stewarts Wuhan Lab schtick was in no way an endorsement of either he or Colbert. They are both establishment tools, who were allowed to make their fame and fortune by pleasing their masters. In comparison, and who I appreciate now more than ever, George Carlin was the master of using comedic satire to initiate his audiences into the dark side of the status quo of which they were blissfully unaware.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 20 2021 #77820
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    @ upstateNYer

    “They knew what each other’s reaction was going to be. It was agreed ahead of time.”

    I didn’t see that at all. It’s not like Jon was a new guest on the circuit pitching a new book or Disney movie. Watching their interaction, it was clear that Stewart ventured into territory which Colbert knew was off limits with the network execs. That’s why he never laughed and kept trying to kneecap Jon. Like Jimmy Dore said, you never pull that shit on a comedian when he’s got the audience eating out of his hand. All Colbert needed to do was sit back like Johnny Carson used to do and laugh.

    I understand your cynicism, but maybe the pendulum has swung too far and needs to return to center.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 20 2021 #77812
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    I was happy to see Jimmy Dore flesh out the comment I made a few days ago about Stephen Colbert shitting his pants when Jon Stewart went off the late-nite comedy script reservation.

    Jon Stewart Embraces Lab Leak Theory As Colbert FREAKS OUT!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 19 2021 #77747
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    “Why Has “Ivermectin” Become a Dirty Word? (Taibbi)”

    “Taibbi should ask not only “Why Has “Ivermectin” Become a Dirty Word?” but also “When Has “Ivermectin” Become a Dirty Word?”. And then apologize to his readers for completely missing the story for a year, or at least the half year it’s been since Kory’s Senate testimony -which he talks about- was cancelled.”

    Yes, Taibbi is late to the party on this one. Good thing, too, because those that were early took a real beating. Certainly, he knew what was going on with Ivermectin, but chose to ignore it. Lately, however, ivermectin has penetrated the media firewall and made it into the public consciousness. More and more dissidents are writing and talking about it, even Bret Weinstein and Joe Rogan for god sakes, so it should be safe now to come out of hiding. Alas, the damage has already been done.

    Dear Matt, here are a couple of other topics that are now safe to write about: Wuhan lab leaks and UFO’s.

    Like the bloke in the “Roadmap to Recovery” twitter video and the Buffalo Bills’ wide receiver Cole Beasley both implied, what humanity needs now more than anything is courage.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 18 2021 #77682
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    While speaking with my step-mum last Sunday, she complained again about the amount of pressure she was under to get vaccinated. Doctors insisting, close friends and family accusing her of putting her and my father’s life at risk, eye rolls, neighbors asking, ads saturating the airwaves, and even traffic message signs. It’s a full court press and she’s feeling the heat.

    I told her that this was intentional, that very few have the strength to resist so much social pressure. Like most, she seriously underestimates the power of peer pressure, and how much of what we do it conditioned by it. I said, “If you went shopping tomorrow and every woman you met was wearing black leotards, you would immediately feel uncomfortable and would make a beeline for the nearest clothing store to get a pair.” That’s how important it is for us to “fit in”.

    It reminded me of the Solomon Asch Conformity Experiment in which several people were asked to select which of 3 lines were the same length as the target line. The actual subject undergoing the experiment didn’t realize that all the others in the room were stooges who were all assigned to pick the same wrong answer. By the time the actual subject chose (being last), he felt a great deal of pressure to give the same answer as all the others, even though he thought it was incorrect.

    Humans are herding animals. Very few have the courage or strength to stand alone against the prevailing narrative. Maybe it all goes back to the days when banishment or exile meant certain death. The whole “there is safety in numbers” phenomenon.

    So, all those doctors who are currently turning a blind eye to patients that are coming in with vaccine related injuries, turning them away like they are radioactive, telling them to see a psychologist, etc., are they doing so because of peer pressure? And what about those who send newly diagnosed Covid-positive patients away without treatment, telling them to come back when they can’t breathe and their lips turn blue?

    Peer pressure? I don’t think so. When doctors are threatened with their position and livelihood if they dare attempt to treat a Covid patient with anything other than a Big Pharma product, that sounds more like extortion. There are always those who are oblivious, and drift along with the prevailing medical orthodoxy until someone tells them otherwise, but I believe that the majority willingly submit to the extortion, thereby placing their own welfare above that of their patients. Picking the wrong answer, not because they’re psychologically uncomfortable, but because they’ll be punished if the don’t.

    in reply to: Institutionalization on Steroids #77531
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    “The Science”

    Who doesn’t love science? But as many have already pointed out, science is a process and not a person. A scientist is a ‘person’ who uses the ‘process’ of science as a tool of discovery into the workings of the natural world.

    What few seem to realize is that modern scientists are pretty far down the chain of command. They are tools of the establishment, corporation, or institution which employs them. That’s why their office is the size of a broom closet, and they spend their days sequestered in white cinderblock basements with no windows. They must bow and scrape for their next dollar, and rarely have control over the direction of their research. Gone are the days of the independent genius laboring away in his lab driven by a spark of inspiration.

    So, when someone like Fauci says that he is only following the science, he relies on public ignorance to conflate a bureaucratic spokesperson like himself with the exacting scientific method, a process whose sole aim is the discovery of natural laws or truth. Fauci, on the other hand, is a front man like all politicians. He is driven by his own self-interest and the interests of the stakeholders that hired him. He is the furthest thing from science.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 15 2021 #77430
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    “Jon Stewart on Vaccine Science…”

    I just love the way Jon Stewart took charge of that interview to make his point. Note that Jon is now a free man who can speak his mind, whereas Stephen Colbert is an employee of state media and must tow the line in order to maintain his career. This explains why Colbert kept trying to either negate Stewart’s point or change the subject. He was fully aware that his guest’s position was contrary to the official late-nite comedy script, and his superiors would slap him silly if he in any way appeared to lend credence to Stewart’s claims.

    You don’t get to the top without understanding how the game is played. Colbert knows full well that if he screws up that phones in the head office start ringing, the word goes out, and soon every agent of all the Colbert wannabes will simultaneously jam into the CBS executive reception room like the Three Stooges.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 14 2021 #77344
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    @Bill7

    One question that is foremost in my mind right now is: do those who are taking Da Covid narrative (and the “vaccine”, of course) at face value really believe it? That is just so hard for me to accept when there’s so much solid, readily available evidence to the contrary, and it’s existed since the very beginning of the “pandemic”.

    I often remind myself how out-of-touch I was for most of my life, and how difficult a process it was to tear down the old worldview and then rebuild it on a firmer foundation. Also, it’s healthier if this process occurs piecemeal, rather than all-at-once, unless one enjoys a good psychosis.

    So, to answer your question, I think they “really believe it”, especially if the status quo has been kind to them, i.e. degrees, success, wealth have been forthcoming. The ego needs an anchor and abhors chaos and insecurity. The response one most often encounters when trying to teach someone a new idea that is contrary to their worldview is instantaneous resistance with emotionality… like a braying donkey. This is experienced as a frontal attack and is rarely effective. Most often, one must be kicked down the rabbit hole via a crisis; one in which it’s clear that the old way of looking at things has failed.

    For example, your teenage son dies 2 days after getting vaccinated with a “safe and effective” vaccine. Or the cops smash down your door in the wee hours, shoot your dog, and drag you off for a brutal interrogation, only to find out later they were on the wrong street.

    “It is impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows.” ― Epictetus

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 13 2021 #77250
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    Interesting anecdote on the Covid vaccine cult relationship:

    I call my parents every Sunday morning and we talk for over an hour. My dad is in his 90’s with some short-term memory issues, so my step-mum joins in to bring me up to speed on all the goings-on within the extended family. One of her grandchildren did about a 10-year stint in a local cult which created a lot of anxiety and problems for the whole family. About a year ago he popped out the other side, and has since been learning a lot about how cults operate to brainwash and control their victims.

    Anyway, this past week he told her that the Covid vaccine phenomenon had all the earmarks of a cult. That he was seeing in the media a lot of the same techniques that were used on him all those years.

    As for me, I’ve noticed that the Covid/Cult idea is starting to penetrate the mainstream consciousness, as it has been popping up in various places with increasing frequency over the past month. Now, even those like my nephew are feeling the abuse and finding ways to label it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 8 2021 #76916
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    @Noirette

    A big merci beaucoup for your analysis on how the various socio-political strata are reacting to Euro pandemic policies. It seems to me that the group responses you identified can easily be mapped onto every other western nation.

    in reply to: Let’s Save Some Lives #76756
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    While I’m here, I want to say how much I’ve appreciated everyone’s commentary the past few days. Some are so good they get me spinning in my chair. Ilargi should be proud of what he has created here. TAE has its Luke Skywalkers and Hans Solos. It is a force for light against the powers of darkness and oppression.

    Years from now when this is gone, and we have all moved on to other things, I will always look back with fondness and gratitude for the time we’ve spent together here at TAE.

    in reply to: Let’s Save Some Lives #76755
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    “Follow the Science”, they keep telling me. Hahahahaha! That’s a good one.

    That’s the little quip I keep hearing over and over. If they only knew. How does one transfer the essence distilled from years of research into one or two sentences. Good luck with that. Especially, when their mind is like a hardened bunker surrounded by machine gun nests just itching to blow away any threatening idea that dares approach.

    What is it the famous physicist, Max Planck, said, that “Science progresses one funeral at a time”? Why would he say such an unkind thing about his own profession? Possibly because he spent much of his career battling against the scientific orthodoxy of his day. All the high priests of science, who knew before investigating any new idea, whether it was correct or not, by how well it correlated with their prevailing scientific dogma.

    I remember telling someone about how the Tic Tac UAP’s were clocked at hypersonic speeds, yet no sonic boom was ever heard. “That’s impossible!”, they shot back, “The laws of physics would never allow it.” Oh, ok then, game set match. King me. Checkmate. Game over. That’s all folks. Never happened. Couldn’t have. It’s impossible because it’s different, strange, and wont hook onto anything in my little brain.

    This is what Max Planck was up against. This is what all geniuses are up against when trying to help the blind to see and the deaf to hear. Jonathan Swift gave the same idea a different spin:

    “When a true genius appears in the world, you may know him by this sign, that the dunces are all in confederacy against him.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 31 2021 #76377
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    @ WES

    Other than watching the primaries and general election get fixed, I’ve pretty much lost interest in national politics. I threw in the towel when Obama, newly elected and with political capital up the ying-yang, both here and abroad, rolled over like a jive turkey for Wall Street when he should’ve put many of them behind bars. After that he was “dead to me”, as if he didn’t exist. Never listened to a word he said. It was all empty rhetoric for the adoring media and their captive masses.

    Trump was an interesting glitch in the Matrix. The elites underestimated how sick the electorate was with the national death spiral. They fully expected Hillary to pick up where Obama left off, making good on all those down payments to the Clinton Foundation. Their global plans were frustrated for four years while Trump fixated on the Dow and blathered for the cameras. Consequently, as we so recently learned, and thanks to the mathematical magic of networked electronic voting machines and a captive media, a non-establishment candidate will never occupy the Oval Office again.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 31 2021 #76367
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    The NW has been uncharacteristically dry this Spring. The good weather has allowed me to get a jump on many landscaping tasks needed to improve our aging condo development: like pruning or removing overgrown shrubs, pulling weeds, spreading rock and mulch, locating buried or broken sprinkler heads, etc. It seems the landscape company contracted to maintain this stuff lost most of its employees during the lockdown and has found it difficult to hire replacements. I’ve found that this work has helped me to counteract a lot of the negativity and division, by beautifying the local environment and building community.

    I’ve still made time to read the TAE each day, however, paying particular attention to the latest Germ Covid finds, and anything Dr. D. sees coming into focus on the horizon with his Hubble-like vision. With credit due all around, Ilargi’s blog has really been a powerhouse of ideas this past year.

    This next point is why I determined to post something this morning. I’ve been contemplating the insanity permeating current events. I was blessed (maybe cursed) with one of those minds that constantly tries to make sense of things. To find meaning. Understand how things work. This has been a real challenge lately, as nothing seems to make any sense. I’ve tried to pin this on stupidity and ineptitude, but those wouldn’t stick. Something else was at work. Maybe it was greed, as this certainly has more evidence behind it for being the primary cause. But in my mind, greed is now being relegated to a secondary position. “What is the prime mover in all this?”, is the thought that kept coming to the fore.

    Maybe I’m the last one to the party (no surprise there), but the idea that has presented itself to me the past couple of days is that the planet’s movers & shakers have been busy for the last decade or so, putting their Manchurian candidates in all the key positions of power in the US centralized empire. The pandemic, whether intentional or not, is currently being used to initiate their grand plan. From where we sit, their response to the pandemic has been a catastrophic failure health-wise and economically, yet TPTB continue stubbornly down the lockdown/vaccine/passport path.

    It’s become increasing clear that this whole operation is being coordinated from a supra-national level. Strings are being pulled from the very top of the pyramid that reach down into every institution and corporation that wields power and influence. It’s had the effect of creating a lot of cognitive dissonance at lower levels, making the average person feel like he’s taking crazy pills. Everyone is chasing their tails trying to make sense of it all. This is how I make sense of it today. Their eventual goal and whether they’ll succeed is not yet clear. What my gut has been saying for the past few years, though, IS clear: “Resist!”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 28 2021 #76146
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    Wow, Krystal and Saagar are leaving The Hill after 2 years.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 27 2021 #76064
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    @upstateNYer

    When the ‘senior care home’ owner brushed off my comment about reporting the four deaths in the VAERS database I was given the impression that this was never done. I believe he runs two homes, one with men and the other with women. Assuming he has six clients per home, four vaccine-related deaths would equal 33% of his clients.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 27 2021 #76057
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    Interesting vaccine data point… Just returned from meeting with a few of the pre-Covid morning coffee group. One runs a small senior care home in the neighborhood. When I asked him how his business had fared during the pandemic, wondering if Covid had taken out any of his clientele, he said “No, but the vaccines took out four of them, all dying within a week of getting the first dose of the vaccine.” When I told him to make sure it gets into the VAERS database, he just smiled and said, “Nobody cares.” The Vaccine Queen immediately jumped in at this point to cut off the conversation and defend the vaccine rollout.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 26 2021 #75979
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    “Pentagon’s UFO PsyOps Fuel Russia, China War Risk (SC)”

    I read the article, V, and I certainly understand the author’s skepticism, but I think he’s on the wrong track with his Russia/China connection. It’s also clear that the author has never researched the subject, so is just shooting from the hip based on his analysis of current events. I would have done the same a few years ago if it weren’t for the 2004 Nimitz Encounter that was made public by the NYT on Dec 2017.

    As with any subject, what one thinks he knows is mostly false until he goes down the rabbit hole and deeply explores it, looking at all the available evidence, patterns, motivations, and relationships. As of this writing, I’m confident in the existence of UFO’s and alien interest in our planet, more particularly our development of nuclear weapons. For the curious few who want to know more, a good place to start is Robert Hastings book ‘UFOs and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites’ and its associated documentary.

    So, why is the military tipping its hand at this time by allowing this material to see the light of day? Information that since the 40’s was considered so secret that it was classified higher than the H-bomb? And more recently tasked to private military contractors in order to sidestep FOIA requests? My personal opinion is that it is just one more lever that will be used to justify their dream of a one-world government.

    A subtle hint was planted in the 2016 film Arrival, whose core theme highlighted the need for all world governments to join hands in order to solve the problem of alien contact. As the various world leaders fought amongst themselves and struggled to make sense of the alien’s purpose, the lead intelligence officer, Agent Halpern, said this:

    Yep, we’re a world with no single leader, it’s impossible to deal with just one of us.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 24 2021 #75842
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    @ Michael Reid

    Greetings from Helion Prime. I understood the reference in your first post immediately, since I’ve watched the Riddick films many times. They were expertly done and powerful, but I’ve grown sensitive to their violence as I’ve aged. In fact, I’ve grown weary of the violence saturated American culture as a whole, and look forward to the dawning of a new day in which all of the false idols that are currently held up as ideals are swept away.

    Anyway, keep an eye out for mercs and never forget what the Necromongers did to Furya.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 20 2021 #75622
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    @Polder Dweller

    I believe I watched about half of the Tucker Carlson / Dr Peter McCullough interview before something called me away or I just gave up. What struck me was how Dr Mc pretty much danced around the ideas of criminality and WEF conspiracy in order to not sound like a crazy wackadoodle. I believe he knows much more, but refused to elaborate. He kept hinting at them, but always acted like there was this puzzling big open question as to why Covid is being handled as it is. “Something is up”, he kept saying.

    I understand that as a professional, he can’t go shooting his 44 magnum all over the place and expect to be taken seriously. And his soft-peddling does serve a purpose by introducing the audience to difficult ideas gently, but for those of us who already have a clue that this is all being orchestrated by the WEF globalists it’s a bit frustrating to watch. He made me want to yell, “Stop beating around the bush, and just NAME IT!!”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 19 2021 #75591
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    @madamski

    You were missed, like an orchestra without violins.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 16 2021 #75397
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    @ Michael Reid

    Henna Maria’s “The Harsh Truth” was so on target it sent shivers down my spine. She’s either an old soul or has already been through hell in order to reach this level of understanding at such a young age. I can’t imagine what it must be like to associate with people of her caliber. There would be no psychological hole deep and dark enough in which she wouldn’t find you, and drag you kicking and screaming back into the scorching rays of reality.

    Maria is correct in that inner work is required to remove our blind spots, but I would take her first point a bit further. That once we have removed the mountain of shit from off our own inner truth detector, so that it functions freely and is once again visible to our inner gaze, the next phase of the work requires that we ferret out every lie and violation from our own life in order to fine tune the instrument. Then you will be amazed on what you can now see.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 16 2021 #75365
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    “Sorry, tried to post a gif of Donald Sutherland at the end of Invasion of the Bodysnatchers, but I can’t get it to work.”

    Funny, this very image crossed my mind the other day while thinking about all the finger-wagging tyrant wannabes that have been empowered by all of the authoritarian pandemic policies. These policies have created a new race of pod people.

    Pod Shriek

    You really need to follow the Joe Biden / Clarence Thomas link that Ilargi posted above. It shows Senator Biden for the preening grandstander he has always been. Watch him smirk while he blathers nonsense and sophistry to his captive audience.

    It makes you wonder how he became the most popular president in history, garnering ten million more votes than even Obama. So popular that he didn’t even have to campaign. He really should write a book outlining this powerful new campaign strategy he has discovered, so that other world leaders can profit from his political genius.

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    “Civil War Is Brewing In France And You Know It: French Military To Macron (RT)”

    I said it years ago and will say it again today, Macron was installed in power, not by the French but by the globalists, in order to destroy French nationalism. The same applies to Angela Merkel and Germany. How else can you explain leaders that open their borders for the mass immigration of highly unassimilable foreigners in what amounts to a reverse Crusades?

    Ask yourself, what good could possibly come from this? Why are leaders forcing policies on their people which are 180 degrees opposite of what are demanded? Where Yellow-Vests are shot in the face for their protest?

    If your goal was a one world government, however, then this would be a necessary step. Those nations with strong national identities and cultures would need to be weakened considerably so as to more easily be subjected to a common centralized power structure.

    This would also explain all of the hysteria around Trump, and why the opposition was unwilling to wait him out. He was a lightning rod for American nationalism don’t you see. He was never part of the plan and had to be removed, even if it meant marshalling every resource at their disposal in order to censor opposition and elevate an unpopular, senile political hack to the presidency by election fraud.

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    Saagar Enjeti: New Details REVEAL Fauci, Media Coverup Of Lab Leak Hypothesis

    Uh oh, even The Hill is catching the scent of Saint Fauci’s blood in the water. And stories about Ivermectin are cropping up like dandelions all over the internet. Is it just me or are the wheels beginning to fall off their plandemic?

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    Per Mr. House link…

    Alarm as German anti-maskers co-opt Nazi resister Sophie Scholl

    Awesome strategy! The German media is going to have a helluva time trying to perception manage the anti-lockdown protesters now. The more the government tries to crack down on them, the more powerful their Sophie Scholl symbolism becomes.

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    Or, if you want a more peaceful metaphor, it [the internet] was the promise of open pasture extended to people who had previously been treated like cattle, penned up in factory barns and fed slop from a trough.

    I stumbled upon a private meet-up yesterday of a few members of my pre-covid coffee crew. Before I could even sit down at another table to eat my lunch, one of them started in on me about getting vaccinated. “Did you get vaccinated against polio when you were a kid?”, she asked. I could see that this question was not your typical inquiry, but a clever trick intended to back me into a corner logically, just like on Perry Mason.

    You see, everyone at that table had already received their Covid shots, so I would’ve been putting them all at risk if I had been invited too. Behold the product of western journalism! It’s impossible to have a discussion with people who are fully sated with their latest meal from the CNN slop trough.

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    That’s it, I just peed my pants!

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    When I think of how dramatically my world view has been reshaped, even in just the past 10 years, I marvel. And there were periods where it was necessary to pace myself so as to not overload the psychic mechanism. I certainly understand how necessary denial is for those who are not ready to face reality head on. To suddenly realize that the world is not what you thought it was can be overwhelming to all but the strongest and most resilient.

    Our imagination would have us believe that if taken aboard an alien craft for a quick tour of the solar system, we would immediately run home to start writing the next UFO best-seller. The reality, however, would be shock, inability to function, followed by years of psychic adjustment with mental, emotional, and relationship problems. “In that case, I’ll take ‘Denial and Projection’ for $500, Alex.” “It’s the DAILY DOUBLE!!”

    Someone recently asked why I put so much effort into understanding what’s going on in the world, when there’s nothing I can really do about it anyway? Why not just do what makes you happy and ignore the rest? After thinking about it for a couple minutes, it came down to personal sovereignty and responsibility. I didn’t want to be anyone’s pawn, patsy, or cannon fodder. It’s MY job and MY responsibility to manage my own life and not pass this off to some other authority. And in order to do this effectively one must be informed and not an ignoramus. And to truly be informed one must dethrone the ego for truth. “Good trade!”, says ‘Wind in his Hair’.

    Ilargi is right. We are seeing profound, world-changing events occurring right under our noses. We should take them seriously. With all of the insanity and lies flying about, hardly anything seems off-the-table anymore. Or has it always been this way and I am just now starting to notice?

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    @absolute galore

    I was an early adopter of the horse paste strategy, and even experimented on myself before recommending it to others. As JD points out, when examining the concentration of ivermectin per tube, the dosage works out to be the same whether you are a horse or a human @ 0.2mg / Kg

    6.08 g / tube x 1.87% Ivermectin / tube = 113.7 mg Ivermectin / tube

    Each tube represents one treatment for a 1250 lb horse (or 568 Kg)

    113.7 mg / 568 Kg = 0.2 mg / Kg dosage

    This is precisely the same dosage as was recommended by FLCCC for treating their Covid patients. I remember worrying about how I was going to measure the correct amount of paste needed per dose only to be pleasantly surprised when the product arrived to find a clever weight scale built right onto the plunger.

    Lots of good comments today… good chemistry.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 4 2021 #74436
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    I took the liberty of including a couple of [clarifications] that were inadvertently lost in the Russian to English translation:

    “Unfortunately,” the diplomatic spokeswoman said, “the reality of our time has been the increased use of politically motivated unilateral measures by some Western states, mainly the US. We see the sanctions against Russia more and more as a ‘gesture of desperation’ due to the inability of elites [greedy oligarchic psychopaths] to accept the new realities, abandon their collective groupthink [total global hegemony], and recognize Russia’s right to determine its own development path and build relations with its partners.” – Maria Zakharova

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    I highly recommend Germ’s “They Don’t Want to See People Like Us” video. Like Mister Roboto, it’s not a site I would normally visit or pay attention to, but this interview was very well done and worth watching. Germ has had a very good batting average on this topic.

    What I found particularly interesting was how each of these women, although healthcare workers themselves, now feel completely abandoned by the system they once served. This left them with only social media to tell their story, but in what has become all too familiar now, they found themselves censored for expressing information that didn’t align with the establishment narrative.

    One could sense by their experience, that the medical field is so hierarchically driven, that anyone who doesn’t follow the company line is immediately singled out and punished. Consequently, because the Covid vaccines are being sold as “safe and effective”, vaccine casualties who seek medical care are considered radioactive, causing health care professionals to run for cover whenever they appear.

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    Just yesterday, my neighbor and I were commiserating about the health issues that accompany getting older. She shared that in the last week some serious bouts of disabling vertigo have plagued her. As we were exploring the possible causes around inner-ear issues like BPPV, she said that the last couple of onsets occurred after she had sat for a while reading. That’s when I got suspicious and asked if she had had both vaccinations already. “I had the second shot about a month ago”, she said. I told her that some strange neurological problems have been reported from the vaccines and that I would do a quick search for her when I went back inside.

    The first thing I came across in my search was this New England Journal FAQ page listing vertigo as one of the delayed reactions being reported:

    NEJM — Covid-19 Vaccine Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    “Similarly, many of us are hearing about delayed reactions of unclear significance — examples from my experience include diffuse rashes, vertigo, and late-onset discomfort at the injection site. In all these situations, the relationship to the vaccine is unknown, though plausibly connected (especially the injection-site discomfort).”

    Next, I downloaded the VAERS database and shared with her all of the vertigo and dizziness entries it contained. Needless to say, she gained a new perspective on the Covid-19 vaccine initiative. For the first time she was willing to accept that her recent vertigo problem may be related to the vaccine, and was wondering how long the symptoms might last. I didn’t know what to tell her, but advised that she may want to file a VAERS report.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 26 2021 #73945
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    @Topcat

    Thanks for your post on Dr. Hare’s study of sociopathy. It gave me more to chew on, and reminded me of a quote I read just this morning on The Burning Platform that I’d never seen before:

    “All governments suffer a recurring problem: Power attracts pathological personalities. It is not power that corrupts, but that it is magnetic to the corruptible.” – Frank Herbert, Dune

    When it comes to Wall Street’s ability to draw its own share of pathological personalities, I’m reminded of the famous response by the Willie Sutton when asked why he robbed banks. Sutton replied, “Because that’s where the money is.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 26 2021 #73929
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    @madamski

    Your response had me riveted. I couldn’t agree more with your analysis.

    I think what troubles me most as of late is that much of what I see does not appear to be the white noise of your everyday corruption for personal gain, even at the corporate level. I detect a very strong signal indicating a top-down (NATO) orchestration of pandemic policy. This signal clearly popped out of the noise when, after a couple of months, the pandemic was yanked from the control of the medical establishment into the arms of politicians, bureaucrats, and tech companies. Suddenly, as if the script was FedEx’d to everyone overnight, western nations (except Sweden) all singing the same song as to Covid policy.

    Can this all be attributed to political opportunism and grandstanding? Does Big Pharma really have this long of reach and power?

    in reply to: One Myopic Dimension #73884
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    It would be an improvement to blame this pandemic fiasco on incompetence or lack of imagination, but there is a growing chorus which believes that even darker forces are at work. How does one explain:

    – A gain-of-function chimeric virus escaping from DOD funded lab?
    – Refusal to halt international travel until the virus was already well established?
    – The misuse of PCR testing to exaggerate case counts, promoting fear and panic?
    – Forcing sick patients back into nursing homes to infect others?
    – The suppression of effective Covid treatment protocols?
    – While promoting $3000/pop remdesivir, which effectively does nothing?
    – The push to institute a vaccine passport system?
    – The interference of UN bureaucrats into doctor/patient treatment choices?
    – The full-scale promotion of experimental mRNA vaccines having no history of success?
    – The push to include children and pregnant women in the vaccine trials?
    – The refusal to license vaccine tech for global access?
    – Endless lockdowns unsupported by statistical data?
    – The destruction of the small businesses to the benefit of multinationals?

    Looking at the whole enchilada, there appears more here than just Operation Warp Greed. In the background lurk the $Trillions pumped into the banking system, not to mention the WEF Great Reset agenda.

    When it all unravels, there won’t be a carpet large enough to sweep all the collateral damage under. All the big players have blood on their hands. And with the active suppression of dissent, they can’t say that they were doing the best they could, following the experts, following orders, following the science. That’s when the Crimes Against Humanity trials start. That’s when all the evidence which has been withheld from the public is put on full display. That’s when you see the back-peddling, dancing, singing, and finger pointing reach a fever pitch. And finally, those who were once untouchable, protected, and secure in their positions of power are hung out to dry with new ropes.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 24 2021 #73816
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    “This is the fear porn we are fed all day, every day, by the BBC here in the UK”

    As Yogi Berra would say, “It’s like Déjà vu all over again.”

    V for Vendetta (2005) – V on TV Scene

    in reply to: Save Earth Get Rich #73771
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    The control of fossil fuels is a key component of the geopolitical hegemony game, so don’t expect anything but double-talk and promises from those who are tasked with moving the pieces on the global chessboard.

    The older I get the more I realize that humanity is really just a species of semi-intelligent ape, the bulk of which are still struggling to find a foothold on the lower rungs of the mental plane. This point was driven home for me during a 30-hour shamanic journey I undertook several years ago. It takes perspective to understand your place in the grand scheme of things, like when meeting someone vastly superior to yourself.

    And, yes, I am one of those semi-intelligent apes, who only started on the road to awareness after being clubbed and whipped by the consequences of my own stupidity. Before which time I was like most others, running on that hamster wheel trying to get ahead and thinking I had things figured out. It’s humbling to look back, but it enables me to see my own face on everyone I meet who has not yet broken free of the machine.

    In this regard, Caitlin Johnstone is correct, it is a consciousness raising problem. But if all the others are anything like me, it will take a pretty big two-by-four across the head to get their attention.

    While I’m here, the comment section has been knocking it out of the park lately! My thanks to all.

    in reply to: Warheads #73632
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    When I first saw Dmitry’s proposal of abandoning the Donbass to Ukraine (NATO really), my first thought was “Hell no!”. It would be like giving your money to the schoolyard bully expecting that in the future he would leave you alone. I think it’s time to stop coddling imperialism’s naked aggressions. By trying to appease the west’s attempts at global hegemony, it only makes an eventual hot war that much more certain.

    I’m reminded of the scene from It’s A Wonderful Life, when George Bailey lets loose on the villain, Henry Potter, because his greed and lust for power could not be sated until he controlled every business in the little backwater of Bedford Falls, especially the measly little Bailey Building and Loan that competed with his bank:

    Bailey: … Just remember this, Mr. Potter, that this rabble you’re talking about, they do most of the working and paying and living and dying in this community. Well, is it too much to have them work and pay and live and die in a couple of decent rooms and a bath? Anyway, my father didn’t think so. People were human beings to him, but to you, a warped, frustrated old man, they’re cattle. Well, in my book he died a much richer man than you’ll ever be.

    Potter: I’m not interested in your book. I’m talkin’ about the Building and Loan.

    Bailey: I know very well what you’re talking about. You’re talking about something you can’t get your fingers on, and it’s galling you. That’s what you’re talking about, I know. …

    There are still a few governments on the planet that operate outside the control of the US-centralized empire, and it’s galling the greedy Potters of Wall Street.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 21 2021 #73630
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    @democritus

    “They have also embraced other questionable beliefs, such as the lie that the 2020 election was stolen. The organization’s founder, Simone Gold, is a physician who was recently arrested as part of the coup attempt at the United States Capitol on January 6.”

    I, too, didn’t make it very far into your posted article attacking the AFLDS before screeching to a halt. When it insisted on immediately referencing the establishment talking points about the stolen 2020 election and its resulting capitol protest, I knew that the authors were either paid propagandists or victims of their own echo-chamber profession. It had all the hallmarks of an establishment ‘hit piece’.

    When it comes to the recent election, I would have no qualms about plopping down $100,000 betting that it was stolen. The evidence is overwhelming. As for the Jan 6th ‘coup attempt’, the claim is just too silly to merit rebuttal.

    The content of the article was nothing different than might be seen on CNN or MSNBC, or for that matter, found on any of the establishment-controlled ‘fact-checking’ web sites like Snopes and Wikipedia.

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