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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle March 10 2022 #103921

    There is CSPAN on my TV, with a chyron that says “NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS”, and it shows the CIA and National Intelligence directors and a bunch of senators yakking away.
    That about sums it up.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2022 #103723

    So the parasitic class finds itself up a tree.
    They’re gonna extort the people who would otherwise [finally] come out and say- “Covid was all a fraud! And many are gonna be messed up because of it.”
    The bad guys are gonna say “If you don’t play along and keep quiet, we’re gonna drop a nuke here and there. We’ll say all the side effects are from nukes. You want that on your head?”

    Kinda like the great extortion of 2007/8: give us the money or there will be riots in the streets.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2022 #103711

    Foot: meet bullet.
    Abel: meet Cain.
    Bubble: meet pin.
    Bullet: meet brain.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2022 #103573

    Thanks.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2022 #103571

    Wars made overtly;
    Wars made by stealth;
    All wars support
    The divine rights of wealth.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 4 2022 #103512

    I’m pretty sure that while all eyes are seeing blue and yellow, the parasitic class will be sneaking in their “papers, please” [as if they would be so polite!] agenda.

    When all they want is destruction, how can they fail?

    With 56% of the world “vaccinated” (not sure I believe those #s), what could they possibly do to cover their asses?
    Nukes. Same side effects- or close enough.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 4 2022 #103492

    I very much appreciate your tale, DBS. And thanks for what you did. And yes, there are some really dark people in the world, and they can be your next door neighbor.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 4 2022 #103466

    We’re on the eve of destruction.
    Destruction is a rotten holiday.

    It appears one side effect of the “vaccine” is how it bestows great geopolitical intelligence on its recipients. /s/s/s/s/s/s/s

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 2 2022 #103304

    Why do warmongers always say “Nobody wants a war”?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 1 2022 #103273

    Chooch-
    On ZH, I have never seen so many up and down votes that wobble almost to even.
    “Practice” antiwar in the 60s and 70s didn’t have the divisive background of today- nor the surveillance and record keeping.
    Where will we stand in a war?

    While you were sleeping a door rumbled shut.
    While you weren’t looking, a few laws were passed.
    While you threw parties, the jack boots kept stomping.
    While you were distracted, the whole world collapsed.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 1 2022 #103272

    Smoking rumors-
    Pundits yammer.
    House on fire?
    Just try a hammer!

    (Thanks, Oroboros).

    in reply to: Spartacus Returns #103249

    Aw, geez- they’re only trying to help the blind to see!
    Think of the money we’d save on prisons!

    s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s

    I return your attention to the 2018 documentary “The Minds of Men”. Remember the poor cockroach with an antenna sticking out of its head, never having to make any hard decisions …a perfectly happy insect. That could be you!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 28 2022 #103161

    And in no time at all, that Certificate Of Vaccination ID will have a Loyalty Oath tacked onto it.

    Hunh. e e cummings in all caps.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 27 2022 #103110

    Blueberries- we used to go north every July to pick the tiny berries- so much better than the monsters from the store. Then a drought hit the arrowhead (Minnesota’s point) and we figured we had to let the bears have them (we had a few narrow escapes stumbling onto bear cubs. We left pronto- not wanting to meet Mom.)
    I had the same luck with homegrown berries, WES. When the bush got “big” enough we used a net, only to find panicking chickadees stuck inside. We gave up, and the plants died off with the help of the munching deer.

    I’m getting such a mournful feeling these days, but WES, you always make me smile.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 26 2022 #103051

    WES- Truth was taken to an undisclosed location where it was nurtured and tended until it was strong once again.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 26 2022 #103007

    Amy Boone has another good post over at The Slog called “Bear Status Update: Poked”.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 26 2022 #102995

    I think I’ll go back to saying “the Ukraine” (which I have had a hard time stopping, anyways), which makes it a region, instead of “Ukraine”, which makes it a nation.
    I loved the BBee’s map.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 25 2022 #102931

    “Yet, many of Barrett’s critics are likely supportive of presumed front-runner D.C. Circuit Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, who sat on a now-defunct advisory school board for Montrose Christian School in Rockville, Md. As one conservative commentator has documented, the school provided “Christ-centered education for the glory of the Savior and the good of society.” Among the school’s “uncompromisingly” held principles is that God created men and women “as the crowning work of His creation. The gift of gender is thus part of the goodness of God’s creation,” that Christians must oppose “all forms of sexual immorality, including adultery, homosexuality, and pornography,” that marriage is the “uniting of one man and one woman in covenant commitment,” and that Christians should “speak on behalf of the unborn and contend for the sanctity of all human life from conception to natural death.”
    From Turley’s site.

    A Blue nominee against homosexuality and abortion? I say again, something’s up.
    Of course, don’t they always throw the first fish back?
    I don’t know nuthin’ about her…but I say it was rotten to bring her in under the discriminatory fog by which she was chosen.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 25 2022 #102898

    What does happen to the nasty substances made in a bio lab? Ever? As for bombing it, the key is to at least kill the vectors- the tortured critters being abused for “science”. I hope the “scientists” who work at such labs stuck to their posts.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 24 2022 #102827

    Here’s a hallmark card for y’all:

    Just in case the world wide web goes down,
    And all we’ve written suddenly goes blank-
    The thoughts we shared -provoking smiles or frowns-
    I will recall, and so I give my thanks.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 24 2022 #102781

    I wonder if nuclear fallout can provoke heart disease, cancer, and immune system disorders.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 24 2022 #102775

    BILKA!

    in reply to: Bankruptcy For Moderna, Definitely Pfizer #102706

    I watch Bloomberg with the sound off when the market’s going down (so I’ve watched it quite a bit lately), and I have seen little of the tanking of these two darling stocks.

    WES: I like to imagine that such people have underground bunkers where they will hide as the world reaps what they have sown. There, they will have only each other. I like to think that that is what Hell is.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 22 2022 #102604

    Hard copies, people. Hard copies on good paper with permanent ink, wrapped in airless food preserver plastic, stuffed into a document lockbox and buried in a safe location.
    Seriously. We may not be the best of the best, but someone in the future wants to know this stuff.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 22 2022 #102603

    When you desperately cry out or softly say “Help me” to whom are you speaking?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 22 2022 #102582

    Sympathies, John Day. Good grief.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 18 2022 #101906

    Concerning the Geert post-

    Radagast was on this back in December.
    In today’s post, he says:
    “Because of the mass vaccination campaign, we become more susceptible to infection, more susceptible to rapid reinfection and in the long run, the vaccines also cause the individual infections themselves to become more severe.
    “You should expect to see the first signs of this process begin to emerge and lead to disturbingly high levels of hospitalizations in Israel and Denmark in the weeks ahead. Denmark will be first and then followed by Israel, as Israel has again decided to kick the can down the hall by giving people a fourth injection with the exact same vaccine, based on an extinct old variant.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 18 2022 #101891

    Would the world look any different if it was run by “Organized Crime”?

    I woke up laughing this morning- I was dreaming I was reading a book call “All Lies: the Story of the First Chinese Supreme Court Justice”. (Kinda more of a ZH joke.)

    Three laugh-out-louds already today. Great all-over-the-place post today RIM.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 17 2022 #101852

    The pendulum swings and we thinks it’s a clock
    With a ticking to keep us all calm.
    If it swings to right, it will swing to left-
    But it isn’t a clock- it’s a bomb.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 16 2022 #101586

    Regarding Ginevra-
    Around 1979, we went to the museum specifically to see her, only to find the entire Renaissance section closed off. I went over the cordon and found an elderly guard and explained that I was a student of art history and had come to see a real da Vinci. He not only gave us a personally guided tour of many of the highlights, he let me loupe Ginevra so I could see the brushstrokes of the master!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 15 2022 #101513

    Chooch- I’m wandering in the same woods. Thanks for the link. I’m beginning to see viruses as the nothing more than the spoonrack that can hold the tools to dish up whatever one might want.
    Brave new world, indeed, and when I look at some of the people in it, I cringe.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 15 2022 #101495

    Indeed, WES. Well done.
    Thinking the sap is starting to run where you are means morel mushrooms are just around the corner here in Minnesota! Spring will not be repressed. She comes no matter what, in all her joy and abundance.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 15 2022 #101388

    You write it down- it’s history-
    A ledger of the time.
    Forget- and it’s a mystery.
    You see? Those two words rhyme!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 14 2022 #101322

    What is it a computer can’t do?
    Computers could- in a very advanced state- murmer like starlings, but they couldn’t do what starlings can do: leave the ragged, blurry edge that allows other starlings to enter the pattern. The blurry edge is grace.
    The solidarity of the “vaccinated” indicates how good modelers are at modeling murmering, but the resistance is showing their inability to create the blurry edge of acceptance. The blurry edge belongs to the resistance.
    Herein lies the fault of AI; of modeling. It has no grace: both meanings
    The connective mind- meshed with physicality- is what computers can’t do.
    There has been a long-term techno-bias towards those who are logical- who can think like machines. Computers can’t do the really hard stuff: dancing to different songs with different partners….

    Grace (gracious/grateful/graceful) is the basis of my spirituality, such as it is.
    I am valuable enough to give you something. You are valuable enough to give me something I accept, graciously.
    Sorry this is a bit spotty right now.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101163

    Trigger

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101162

    DBS- I’m sorry. The poem was tongue in cheek and- I had hoped- darkly humorous. Nuts. I love lizards.
    Bosco- my mate said the same- use your line if you ever wish to repeat it.

    Death to us all (or a third of us):
    I’ll bring up a scene from the American “The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest” again: the male protagonist illegally enters the house and is met by the Bad Guy. Civil- though strained- conversation ensues. Next thing you know, the Good Guy is leather-strapped and chained in the basement, awaiting torture. The Bad Guy says- “people like you are sooo polite. You knew you were in mortal danger, but your good manners stopped you from saving yourself.” (extremely paraphrased)
    When do you pull the rigger? Scream? Throw the punch? Run like hell?
    When you know you are in mortal danger, what do you do?
    Here we are. What shall we do?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101160

    “Liquid Death” is a canned water whose tag line is “death to plastic”. I am not watching the Super Bowl right now, and this commercial left me speechless. I recorded it because I’m pretty sure it won’t be run again. I was sure it was a PSA against little kids and pregnant women drinking.
    It was a real commercial. Ten year olds are chugging cans of the stuff, bumping toasts, carousing and over-imbibing to the point of passing out on the table. It ends with a hugely pregnant woman drinking it as the commercial tells you not to worry- it’s only water. “Liquid Death”. Nice.
    Hmm.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101159

    Wouldn’t the Clinton Foundation be a sort of direct competitor to the WEF? Can the apple of discord be thrown to them?
    On another topic:
    A “megachurch” of the sect quaintly called “Converge” (an evangelical baptist group) wants to put up a 60,000 sq ft church which hopes to bring in 1200 clients every Sunday. I would guess the number of evangelical baptists within a half hour drive of here is considerably less than that. It will situate itself on a lovely, natural 19 acre site that, until recently, was occupied by a small nursing home (go figure). The parking ramp will be huge, and the lights will no doubt win the argument with the luxury car lots across the freeway from it.
    The megachurch considers homosexuality a curable sin.
    I read that one nominee under consideration by “Joe Biden” (Ketanji Brown Jackson) may also believe this. I mention this because it raises hackles- it may have done so, just now. I’m sure it’s meant to, and I’m sure there’s more to come.
    I smell a rat, and a remarkably coincidental one at that.
    Religion is like rennet to a smooth mix of disparate allies.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101142

    Bow down to the great ones who want your obedience!
    Bow down to the great ones- right now, with expedience!
    Bow down to the great ones demanding your graces:
    And then, while you’re down there, unite their shoelaces.
    😉

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101077

    The WEF’s policies which have infiltrated world governments are massively democidal, soul-crushing, and profoundly cruel. Their motives are not to save the planet from humans (humans are biota, too), but to save their lifestyles.

    Ode to Truckers
    You are the people who bring us the food.
    You are the people who brings us the parts.
    Now you’re the people who stand up for good:
    You will forever abide in our hearts.

    The rabid Squirrels of War are a direct response to the Canadian truckers and what they have inspired around the world.

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