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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle April 3 2021 #72365

    “The KGB…”
    AhHah! So it WAS the Russians! /s
    The response to this “least deadly pandemic in 2000 years” (Klaus Schwab) has been a viciously cruel experiment in terror.
    Biden’s lies seem so much more consequential than Trump’s.
    So will the Braves get to play with the other boys? Will they be sanctioned, too?

    Maybe we need to start finding Presidents with no close family ties. Hunter’s travails are just beginning, I think. I hope.

    91 comments…
    Yes, it was a remarkable day on the automatic earth.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 2 2021 #72319

    We put the pontoon in yesterday (there was still some ice on the lake), but today is 60 and sunny and the ten day outlook is 20+ over average (F) temps.
    I have Spring Fever, and I hope it turns into a pandemic!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 2 2021 #72316

    Oh my goodness! It’s not green and you’ll have to cut and paste and add the aitch-teetee-pee-ess,
    but it posted!
    It’s worth a read.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 2 2021 #72311

    //doctors4covidethics.medium.com/rebuttal-letter-to-european-medicines-agency-from-doctors-for-covid-ethics-april-1-2021-7d867f0121e

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 31 2021 #72186

    I’m still trying to wrap my head around parents wanting to get their children vaccinated for this virus which doesn’t hurt children. I’m still seeing Fauci as evil for saying “vaccinate the children!”
    Something else is going on. Something bigger than we know- some secret language we comprehend but don’t know we know; some frequency of compliance that comes through the phone or the TV; something so comprehensively awful that fancier people are willing to trigger the switch that makes 80% of the population in thrall. Is it really that the people are such sheeple?
    We are going to stick this stuff into kids. They can’t consent, can they? Adults have a right to refuse the vaccine, but what about the kids?
    Fauci. Grrrrrr. Just as I felt about him in the 80s.
    I remember my elders. They would never have said- to protect myself, I am willing to put my great-grandchildren at risk. Now it’s okay to say this. This isn’t human. What’s going on?
    Sorry to seem of-topic, but this all I can think of lately. They want to inject children. It bothers me.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 27 2021 #71880

    A big grin for you, WES, And a hat tip to Dr. Murphy! Without a doubt the most expert of all experts!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 27 2021 #71874

    I think this blocked canal is a big thing.

    A few years back, the power company finally wanted to remove a useless pole that was in my back yard. They did not inform us. I woke up one morning to yelling in the front yard. A man was on the phone instructing others to forego the bigger machine to retrieve the smaller one mired in the swamp. Why lose two vehicles?
    I got up and dressed and wandered out- absolutely they were not bringing in a bigger machine, I said. They managed to get the little 8 ton vehicle out, and it trashed my swamp shoreline, but the comedy of errors was almost worth it. A week later two guys came with a little rig that pulled out the pole in five minutes. He said he tried to tell them it was the way to go but they wanted to play with the new toys.

    Paul Simon: please sing “50 Ways to Spur Inflation”.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 23 2021 #71661

    Madamski: “Keeps us from going revolutionary.”
    Then I hope it shall continue.
    If you don’t think this is the fight of our lives, yet, you haven’t grokked it a thing.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 22 2021 #71558

    And if the Bishop took her, what would he do with her?

    Relstive Risk Reduction vs Absolute Risk Reduction:
    BROWN: Yes, reporting relative risk outcomes, without absolute risk outcomes, has been a huge problem in research for decades. Notice that the ARR numbers are close to zero. The vaccines have almost no effect at all! In fact, the numbers are so low compared to the RRRs that I had to use a special percentage scale on the left of the figure that increases by ten times for each interval, otherwise the figure would be many times larger to span the enormous gap between the ARR levels and RRR levels.

    MANLEY: Shouldn’t this be illegal? Or, at least, fall under the category of misleading advertising?

    BROWN: The FDA guidelines say to report both RRRs and ARRs to the public, but the FDA advisory committees ignored the guidelines when they authorized the COVID-19 vaccines for emergency use, and they left out the ARRs. The New England Journal of Medicine also did not include ARRs when it published the clinical trial data for the vaccines. I agree with you that the people responsible for this misleading information should be held accountable. Check out the article’s reference to the roster members of the FDA advisory committee.
    From “MuchAdoAboutCorona” website ([dot]ca), “covid-19-vaccines”

    oxymoron: I think you nailed it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 20 2021 #71510

    Acquaintances of mine got their two kids vaccinated. They were about 12 and 16. She wrote about it in the NYT a couple of weeks back. I felt sick when I read it.
    They were very nice people. They had very nice friends.

    Infant vaccines??!!
    More and more respectable people are using the words: “crimes against humanity.”

    In a world gone mad who can help feeling sad?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 20 2021 #71507

    //forbiddenknowledgetv.net/technical-masterclass-for-educators-and-researchers-on-sars/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 17 2021 #71352

    Most of the cons I know are pros.

    Most of the pros I know are cons.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 17 2021 #71343

    I forgot to mention: He insists it is a gain-of-function virus (with reasonable evidence). And he has PICTURES OF THE VIRUS.
    Now I am off to Rappoport…or maybe not.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 17 2021 #71342

    Sorry about the clumsy writing there. I am excited because I hope it will be the video that will convince my mate that he should think twice or more before getting any Covid vaccine.
    There are some very serious discussions going on in households around the world right now.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 17 2021 #71341

    On the website Forbidden Knowledge [dot] net, there is a very long (2.5 hours) interview with Dr. Richard Fleming called “Technical masterclass for educators…” from March 11th, 2021.
    It was compelling enough that I watched the whole thing. It’s classic medicine and I learned a good deal about the virus as seen by standard medicine.
    And he wants Fauci criminally prosecuted, so I have a good deal of respect for him.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 16 2021 #71271

    Bow down and kiss the feet of the benevolent elite-
    Doesn’t matter you might die- we are gonna let you fly!
    Kindly,
    The Airlines.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 16 2021 #71250

    So I went to a birthday party the other day (YES!) and I asked this guy if he liked working from home. He said that he did for the most part, except at the office he could leave his desk for seven minutes at a time, but at home if he was gone from the screen for more than two minutes the screen “asked” him: Where were you? Are you alright? Needless to say, this annoyed him.
    Now I was just watching a video where Snowden pointed out the various snoopster-apps (Snapps? tmtmtmtm) that do just that sort of thing- and more. (It’s been a while since I’ve had a paycheck job- so please pardon my ignorance.)
    BTW, there were an awful lot of people who were delighted to have gotten vaccinated. The bartender (23 years old?) had just gotten the J&J shot and she felt sooo privileged!
    One of the reasons I left my faith-of-origin was the smug/sad “I’m going to heaven and you aren’t” attitude. I get a similar feeling now when I see my vaccinated kith and kin. It’s mutual, of course- I feel bad for them, but they see me as someone who will soon succumb to the Virus. They shake their heads and accuse me of liking Trump!
    We are being set up in a new religion. There are those who “trust” and “believe” The Science, and there are those who understand that science is a method of seeking information. So the cookie of civilization crumbles…
    When the sociopathic leadership hooked up with medicine, sadism was added into the mix. Can auto-da-fe be far behind?

    Madamski: Hoo.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2021 #71153

    I want to unsee those nightmare sculptures! It’s like a free trip to the Podesta residence.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2021 #71152

    More interestingly, my last two posts show up in the archive of my posts on the den computer, but not on the website itself.
    Now I know why I’ve been feeling like chopped livah lately.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2021 #71151

    My post shows up here on my computer, but not on the one in the den.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2021 #71150

    Whose are hidden? (I don’t have a “hidden” either.)

    I think isolation is used to torture people into compliance (though it didn’t work for McQueen’s character in “The Great Escape”!). They hope it worked. The young folks who are angry about it- well, just give them some bricks and a warm spring night. Win/win. s/
    The feeling is that we’re coming out of this nightmare, but Fauci says nope- not until 2020. I wonder what happens in 2020? [midterms, cough, cough]

    From the RT article: “…medical authorities who imposed this protracted lockdown on the youth have forfeited the right to practice medicine ever again – and a similar fate should await the politicians who sanctioned it. ”
    Amen to that.
    But.. the other end of the argument -that we should have just protected the elderly: some protection! They tortured them to death. They intubated them unnecessarily, they isolated them until they died of loneliness, they forbade them to ever see a whole face again, they drugged them to death.

    I don’t want that sort of protection!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2021 #71122

    Could H I L L A R Y want the governorship?
    Gillibrand, obviously, but I think she’s already shot her wad.

    in reply to: ONLY #71073

    Sorry about the italics. Should have stopped at “we”.
    Everything about my computer has gotten twitchy. Back-ups back up many more moves than I want. Spell checker lags and doesn’t let me catch it. Deletions are incomplete. Pages delete. Posts disappear. Scrolling is sticky. Anything the cursor touches, opens. Mouse drags instead of cursors.
    The computer wants to eat my time and make me forget what I was doing.
    Computer aggression!!

    in reply to: ONLY #71072

    All off topic, but WTH.
    If you click this button you will find what percentage of the population you belong to which clicks this button.

    In the world of data, we’re being gamed.
    We don’t know who they are, but we are named.

    MSP is being set up. They are streaming the proceedings of the Chauvin trial. Media was set to do “influencing” but they scrapped it. (HAH!). The weather is going to be nice. Tra-la!

    Why wasn’t the trial moved? An impartial jury, HERE?

    in reply to: ONLY #71042

    From the rabbit hole:

    From ncbi in 2020:
    COVID-19: a probable role of the anticoagulant Protein S in managing COVID-19-associated coagulopathy

    From ncbi in 2020:
    Vitamin K metabolism as the potential missing link between lung damage and thromboembolism in Coronavirus disease 2019

    And this one, just because it was interesting:

    From Sloan kettering in 2018:
    In a Twist, Scientists Find Cancer Drivers Hiding in RNA, Not DNA

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 11 2021 #70985

    If the kids go back to school, there will be a few whose parents have “vaccine hesitancy” (ahem) and despise the lockdown, etc. These kids will be “cool” to those whose parents have been cowering and OCDing for a year now. Kids influence kids, and the kids influence their parents. It’s a real threat to the narrative.
    (As for the chicken-**** teachers…fire ’em. It seems like a good cull to me.)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 9 2021 #70864

    I’ve been trying to think which book I shall memorize.

    Bari Weiss will find good company in Reality.

    I have Lewis’s book upstairs in my room- I was going to read it because I haven’t already, and because my sister said it was terrible.

    A while back people cited the late Rush Limbaugh saying an intelligent thing: ‘You know why there’s a Second Amendment? In case the government fails to follow the first one.’

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 3 2021 #70510

    My husband and I went out to dinner with two of our favorite people (my sister and brother in law). Then they came over to our house and we chatted and played some bridge and then when they left, we hugged. They were willing to do these things because they had gotten the vaccine.
    I loved hugging my sister and brother in law after all these months.
    There is something terribly wrong with this world.
    I am so happy. I am so sad.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 27 2021 #70270

    A website called “the daily expose” (“Think the Oxford Jab is Safe? 14 feb, 2021) directs us to a website of adverse reactions from the AsZen injection from the UK gov. Blindness in 13 cases as of Jan 24, 2021. Deafness, “brain damage”, etc.
    When someone interrupts your normal activities to force you to do something (or else!) that you do not need and may harm you, that someone is a bully.
    The whole thing is terror and coercion and bullying, and the numbers have never justified any of it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 27 2021 #70268

    Island Raider- it seems it would have been helpful to teach gambling in schools.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 24 2021 #70170

    These injections may well be the proverbial cliff your mother warned you not to jump off of with “everybody else”.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 23 2021 #70132

    It’s a USB that you can’t remove.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 23 2021 #70126

    Someone pointed out somewhere that they aren’t advertising these miracle mechanisms of modern medicine. (The MSM is doing that heavy lifting for them, bless their complicit little hearts). The same person wrote (said?) that they are not forcing the military to take them, which is not the usual way of doing things. All else aside, the liability factor seems to loom large in this whole tragicomedy.
    The poke wouldn’t help me get back to normal, anyway. I have never been normal.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 23 2021 #70123

    I’m opting to be in the control group. Considering everything else that’s dodgy about these “vaccine” trials, I decided to forego randomization.

    in reply to: Lockdown Syndrome #70078

    If “data is the new oil”, then we are the oil wells. Part of the agenda of lockdown was to get as much of what we do, think, want, and say to go first through the tubes of the internet.
    Mental health “experts” have behaved very badly throughout all this. I include the clergy in that condemnation.

    I hate zoom.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2021 #70077

    The Internet and the Communications Revolution:

    Now that we know that you are here,
    We think it’s our business to interfere.

    Here’s a more timely version of my couplet, considering PCR’s words “amounts to premeditated mass murder”:

    For many, it seems really tough to say the words “I’ve had enough!”

    Ivan Illich: Such dense writing of such brilliance!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 19 2021 #70012

    Dr. D- At least for now, anyone can safely “store” gasoline in their (non-electric) vehicles.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 19 2021 #69963

    I haven’t finished reading yet, but here’s the call- emergency plumbers, head to Texas.
    Haul a bit of food with you.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 17 2021 #69855

    Princeton, New Jersey, not Princeton, MN (or elsewhere).

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 17 2021 #69854

    “Nasal spray”. and a really big nose— I see what you did there, Ilargi. 🙂
    There was another pretty good earthquake in Greece (5.5)- I suppose no one noticed because of the snow.
    Madamski- We lived in a 1928 solid brick house with a gravity furnace (coal converted to gas) outside of Chicago. It was the quietest, cleanest, most reliable system I’ve ever had, and the masonry mass kept the temps steady. In a power outage, we only needed a match to light the pilot. That tiny bungalow was a thing of steadfast beauty. We are afraid to go back and see if it’s still there in this “tear-down” age.

    Wood stove- check. Loads of wood- check. Generator- check. Extra gasoline- check. 20+ gallons of bottled water- check. Paraffin lamps and fuel- check. We’ve been through it. I loved the silence.

    John Day- when we lived in Princeton, the ground rarely froze and the bad nematodes were a real bother in the garden. Here in Mn, the intense cold “sterilizes” the soil. There may be a benefit to all this.
    Is a Mexican avocado different from a Hass?

    Bloomberg was all bubble stuff today, but the takeaway was: BUY!!!!!!!!!

    Ilargi: I have mentioned APOD (astronomy picture of the day) before- but today’s (feb 17) is outstanding. Check it out, if you will.

    For many, it seems really tough to say the words: I have enough.

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