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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle April 30 2021 #74231

    “even if only as a symbol…”
    Good god, Madamski.

    On a happier note, Bernard Grover puts out a heartwarming essay on human nature and pompous leaders.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 30 2021 #74200

    Artificial Intelligence? Where’s Artificial Stupidity?
    That’s geo-engineering in a nutshell.
    Science- real science- is so effective that we have atom bombs, can hack and weaponize genomes, and take away the starry night (arguably the most inspirational visual in history).
    We are babies with razor blades, and we’re gonna hurt ourselves.

    Oh, the poor contractors! Who will protect the mercenaries? Who will protect the poppies? Who will protect the resource thieves?
    I think it has been a couple of months since I read the word “Hillary”. Let’s see if we can go a little longer next time.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 29 2021 #74165

    I had been noticing callers on cspan who proudly admit to being pricked are a little foggy- searching for words, stuttering, long-pausing…
    Somewhere in all the sites I have visited today, a British truck driver said he had been seeing a lot of one car accidents and potential accidents in the making.
    So I went to the crash report site here in Hennepin County and looked at the week of April 22-28 in 2019 vs the same in 2021.
    In 2019 there were 20 crashes with 8 being single vehicle.
    In 20121 there have been 24 crashes with 16 being single vehicle.
    FWIW.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 29 2021 #74164

    Sorry- the quote concerns the release of these beasties in Brazil a while back. (ZEEEEEEKAKAKAKAKA!!!!)
    I was at a party recently and a friend sighed and said what a good man Bill Gates was. My mate had to touch my knee to indicate her other-worldly aura meant she wasn’t worth the effort.
    Where would we be without Baal and MALinda Gates?

    I forget- how much Zika and Dengue Fever has there been in Florida?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 29 2021 #74163

    Meanwhile, the Oxitec mosquitoes will be released. Getting rid of bees, Einstein noted, would be the end of humans.
    It is difficult to over-emphasize how important mosquitoes are to all life. Luckily, there’s this.
    “Thus, Jacobina Ae. aegypti are now a mix of three populations. It is unclear how this may affect disease transmission or affect other efforts to control these dangerous vectors.” They estimate that between 10% and 60% of the Bahia natural Ae. Aegypti mosquitoes now had some gene-edited OX513A genome. They conclude that “The three populations forming the tri-hybrid population now in Jacobina (Cuba/Mexico/Brazil) are genetically quite distinct, very likely resulting in a more robust population than the pre-release population due to hybrid vigor.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 27 2021 #74010

    The redemption in that main panel is the curve of the heads of the horses. They are exquisite; they lack the ugliness of the depraved humans. H. Bosch is an inappropriate artist to hang in a child’s bedroom. Or mine.

    The fingertips skating on tiny glass ponds
    Or tap-dancing lightly on raised letter tiles-
    The only sensations defining what’s real
    In this grim new existence of death-shrouded smiles.

    [Also posted on Ed Curtin’s recent lovely essay. Which is more real? A walk in the woods? Or an online debate? Or the TV nooz? Or taking a walk in the woods with a mask on looking at your cell phone thinking of what you’ll post on twitter after watching the morning nooz?]

    This article from 2014 on mRNA being used for cancer treatment is fascinating:
    “Importantly, several types of RNA are involved in the synthesis of proteins. Of these, mRNA represents the template that copies the information contained in DNA sequences. Taken together, RNA is regarded as the only molecule comprising all biochemical functions of life and therefore remains a central player in all processes involved herein.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 25 2021 #73868

    Protein S deficiency is a blood clotting problem that often goes unnoticed.

    Protein S prevents clotting too much, so if we make antibodies to it, we will clot, right? Surprise!

    I dreamt about the S protein last night- also included was the idea that the Chinese computer model of the virus and spiked [S] protein we based the vaxxes on was a Trojan horse.

    In full disclosure, I don’t really know what I’m talking about, but I think I’m on to something, so I’m hip as can be. ; )

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 23 2021 #73783

    Greece’s “impunity” legislation sounds a bit like John Ward’s comments concerning a burying of the British response to Covid.

    And as for the distant memory of the selection of 2020, there is still this (I repeat myself), Frank’s look at the way the thing was rigged.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 22 2021 #73713

    No. Not “snuffs”. Evil feeds on desire.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 22 2021 #73712

    Late, unread thoughts:
    Once you want something, you can do something.
    Evil snuffs desire.

    Once you create something, you have something.
    Evil dissolves creativity.

    it’s good when your terra firms is water, sometimes.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 22 2021 #73706

    Here’s the question: 90% of my kith and kin have gotten poked. Will ivermectin or hcq+ still work if they “happen” to get Covid ™?

    It’s looking like they are destroying the old names. Will anyone miss “Bayer” or “Monsanto” or “Coca-Cola”? As WES pointed out earlier, the usual method is to dump all the debt into a Name, skim off all the cream, and leave the settlements with nothing.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 22 2021 #73677

    “The law enforcement arm of the U.S. Postal Service…”
    That right there.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 21 2021 #73642

    I am so tickled y’all like “ellis medavoy”.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 21 2021 #73638

    My dad and his artist pal knew Schulz back in the 50s and would bring me used paper from him. When Schulz moved in the late fifties, I got a bunch of it. I was always looking for more paper- I was (am) a drawing fiend. A while back Antiques Roadshow put an astonishing value on one of those pencil drafts. I coulda been a millionaire! (Of course, they would have to have ignored the toddler’s scribbles on the reverse). Ah, well.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 20 2021 #73556

    Ah, SPARS! I do not like this spotlight on the twin cities, which is a puny “big” metro because our bad weather is really bad. Leave us alone, evil ones!
    Dr. D, did you ever check into “Ellis Medavoy” ? It’s a Rappoport piece. I had just finished it when the news trickled out of Wuhan. [I was also reading “The Plague”!!!] He’s a guy who got out of PR because of what he saw as the future: outrageous medical tyranny.

    Yup. The verdict’s in. Now comes part two.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 19 2021 #73489

    My apologies if someone has posted the above before- it’s worth looking at again because it is ongoing and it’s stunning.
    The “election” and the virus (in the US) are so inter-related.

    They need to end the filibuster to get the court packed and the senate stacked with new states to cover their asses and build back better with mandatory “vaccines” and certificates of vaccination IDs. If Frank is right, they are nervous. It’s situations like these that lead to “breaking news”, aka “squirrel!”
    It’s clear that many folks are unhappy about including infants and children in the Covid vax system. It’s a line in the sand. Denninger and Ionides are right. Yeadon is right. Their overplaying their hand.

    I’d give an update on what’s happening here in Hennepin county, but I can’t stomach the news.
    What a friend we have in Waters.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 19 2021 #73488

    This is a bit off topic but I have had it on screen for a while. Now I can make links. It’s Douglas G frank with somebody showing some amazing stuff about the elections.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 16 2021 #73301

    …and it also contains at the end what sounds remarkably like a sales pitch. Ah, well.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 16 2021 #73299

    Good grief! Rense has this story about the fun things those wacky trans humanists have been fiddling around with. It’s about mRNA, vaccines, and brain/cloud interface, an arrest of a Harvard bigwig by the FBI, and a pending lawsuit….

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 16 2021 #73298

    Hmph- somebody done gone and erased all of zerohedges’ comments.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 15 2021 #73228

    When I walk into an establishment, the clerk- unaware of me at first- is maskless (thank goodness!). I come in with mine in hand and say cheerfully: “I’ll leave mine of if you’ll leave yours off.” Sometimes it works.
    “I’ll bare mine if you’ll bare yours” has also worked, and when it doesn’t it still brings a smile.

    Interesting. I just got a 502 you took too long to complete message. First time. And it only took me a few minutes to write the above. Lucky I copy before I post.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 15 2021 #73206

    I’m not so sure about all those people who will be dying because yet-unfound or found cancers will not be treated.
    In 2003, four women I knew were diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Three of them did not have symptoms other than a mass in their abdomen. The fourth- my mother- did have symptoms. “Discreet tumors” were removed in three; my mother underwent a very long operation that ended with the surgeon saying her cancer was “inoperable”. All four underwent grueling chemo with cisplatin.
    One died early this year at the age of ninety-three of Alzheimers. Two are still alive and well. My mother was chemo-ed for five miserable years. To the day, her oncologist gathered the family together and proudly proclaimed she had met the five year survival rate, and he was stopping treatment. She died a couple of weeks later.
    I cannot say for sure, but I believe three of those “cancers” were common, treatable ovarian cysts. My mother had cancer.
    I think an awful lot of “cured cancer” was never cancer at all, but without “cured” cancer, it would be difficult to sell the toxic, pricey chemo. This might be expressed as the numbers come out.

    A long time back, California doctors went on strike. Death rates fell.
    The good Doctor Day here aside (for there are many excellent, caring doctors out there) I think some doctors are Faucian- murdering, egotistical, money-grubbing psychopaths.

    Germ- thanks for “Jermwarfare”.
    Carbon credits- but that’s right in the “built back better” world, and if they can make it crypto-y it will seem so cool! And you wouldn’t want someone to steal your credits, so let’s put it in a chip in your hand. Oh. Better make that one of your cheeks. The other cheeks.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 12 2021 #73012

    V. Arnold- it feels like some sort of theater around here. Tensions here are high, however- especially for cops. I have no real details. The local news covered a story about the grief of the family of Philando Castile. Bullshit abounds, always always pumping the bellows.
    Is anything real? The words were spoken, so now they exist. I mean, can the city accept such an expensive excuse, which will- it seems to me- admit responsibility? Is she so green? Could training be that bad? This Wright kid is [was, sadly] much more …sympathetic?..than Floyd.
    Was the Chauvin trial going “bad”? Is this politics or justice?
    Theater.
    Theater?

    On a high note, the temperature is 41 and it has been drizzling all day.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 12 2021 #73005

    “Let me make it clear we are talking about the Pfizer Biotech Vaccine- there have been no deaths that have occurred directly as a result of the vaccine alone.”
    Dr. Mace Rothenberg
    Former pfizer chief medical officer, 2019-2021
    cspan Washington journal 12 ap 2021

    nice to know. /SARC!!!!!! sarc sarc sarc sarc sarc!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 12 2021 #73004

    Gov. Walz (Minnesota) has declared a 7 pm curfew for Hennepin, Anoka, and Ramsey counties here after the “accidental” shooting of Daunte Wright. The female officer says she meant to tase him and drew her pistol instead.
    If Floyd cost 27 mil, what will this ghastly action cost?

    We’re all steppin’ into the Twilight Zone.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 12 2021 #72964

    RIM- Oops. I guess I am so excited that I can make links now.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 12 2021 #72960

    No mention of the ZH story of “no vaccination- no evacuation” ?

    Thanks Germ- I laughed out loud.
    The Weimar story was very gratifying. Is Fuellmich making a difference here?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 11 2021 #72929

    Well, well, well.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 8 2021 #72769

    It’s the little things in life that make us happy.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 8 2021 #72768

    I don’t know what happened, but I just made a link.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 8 2021 #72767

    HerrWerner: this says something about a “second wave”.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 8 2021 #72756

    Madamski: Now how did I know you would answer, and answer like that?
    And of course, I agree. I’ve been pushing on this since I was 10. Wheels without a container are frankly useless. Like a car, where there is womb to go wherever you want. 😉

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 8 2021 #72739

    Women need iron, especially for childbearing, and meat is full of it. So the guy shows up at the cave entrance with a great big porterhouse, and she says “Come on in, handsome!” But he seals the deal with a basket of sweet, ripe berries.

    Lever.
    Wheel and axle.
    Pulley.
    Inclined plane.
    Wedge.
    Screw.

    Why isn’t the basket (container) on that list?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 8 2021 #72738

    “Unless you do them at the store while an employee is watching”.

    And if the test is positive, I presume the store has to close for two weeks (or is it ten days?)

    About that baby’s blood… I and mine have noticed that for the last few years there are a number of upper crusties who look younger now than they used to, and it isn’t in a “facelift” sort of way (Pelosi comes to mind). I figured they were getting infusions of young blood. (Isn’t that Peter Thiel’s thing?)
    I make the leap that upper crusties may also have a promise from somewhere that if they or theirs needs an organ STAT, there will be one, STAT. Semi-eternal life is a better bribe, even, than $$$$.
    Now, what country could promise such a payment in exchange for services rendered?

    Thank-you Madamski, for your kind words yesterday.
    WES- it’s always a gamble to put the boat in so early. Last year we had to shovel 6″ off in April, and in October when we removed it, 7″ of snow.
    I have one religious ritual in my life: diving into the clear, fresh waters of the lake.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 7 2021 #72682

    There is something called “protein S deficiency”. It is a “rare” genetic disease that goes mostly unnoticed, but shows up as deep vein thromboses, etc. It’s a clotting problem. Did the vaxxers look into this before fiddling around with the all important S proteins? Might Protein S deficient folks make up a large portion of the clotters?
    In my sci-fi mode, I am cynical enough to think that there’s some mad scientist thinking- “this mRNA tweak will target this genetic group! That one will go after that group! Mwah-hahahaha!”
    I have been out on this limb before, but man, they want this data.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 7 2021 #72676

    Hit middle c on the piano. This is the world envisioned for us.
    Play Beethoven’s seventh. This is the world we crave.

    Australia/NZ bubble: for OffG readers, Gezzah Potts can go home!

    Will the jokes at the comedy clubs allow Covid jokes? (It’s so cute that Covid is automatically capitalized.)

    If there had been a market, platforms that actually provided privacy and encryption would have overtaken platforms which exploited their customers’ data.

    Failure -and the ability to learn from it- is ….normal.

    Yearning. Wanting. Like the extraordinary, fascinatingly unicorn-loving pitbull- it warms us when someone wants something and gets it. The one who desires is admired.
    Lockdown was quite effective in killing my desire to get things done that I first thought I would do when it was declared.

    It will be interesting to see what has been written while I was composing these trivial words over the last hour or so.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 6 2021 #72583

    Severe illness often carries a fairly heavy dose of narcissistic behavior (it’s all about me”). It’s tolerated because we care about the one who ails, and the narcissism leaves when the antsiness of health returns.
    I now see that drum-beaten fear also leads to narcissistic attitudes. Who’da thought?

    John Day- thanks for letting me come vicariously to your party. It was lovely.

    People die in isolation.
    Hearts grow cold in a lockdown nation.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 3 2021 #72401

    WES- this is the earliest the boat went in. Today we enjoyed big doses of natural vitamin D- the way nature intended. It was lovely.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 3 2021 #72368

    I watch cspan, local news, and Bloomberg. I can’t recall a single mention of any negative news about the experimental “vaccines”, let alone that people have been dropping dead from them.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 3 2021 #72366

    From doctors4covidethics “link”, yesterday:

    “1. You concede that the “vaccines”, which are more accurately described as investigational gene-based agents, enter the bloodstream but you can obviously provide no quantitative data. In the absence of the latter, any scientific assessment you purport to have undertaken lacks foundation.
    2. Your statement that non-clinical studies do not indicate any detectable uptake of the vaccines into endothelial cells lacks credibility. We demand to see the scientific evidence. If not available, it must be assumed that endothelial cells are targeted.
    3. Auto-attack could not have been excluded in animals unless they had been immunologically primed beforehand. We demand evidence that such experiments had been performed. Similar experiments have been undertaken before with previous, unsuccessful candidate vaccines, and fatal, antibody-dependent enhancement of disease was observed.
    4. We requested scientific evidence, not a vague description of what was purportedly seen in non-valid animal experiments. Your cursory mention of laboratory findings in humans is cynical. In view of the plausible connection between production of spike protein and the emergence of thromboembolic serious adverse events (SAEs), we demand to see the results of D-dimer determinations. As you are aware, D-dimer is a very good test as an aid to diagnose thrombosis.”

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