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I hope John Day’s avocado trees are alright.
I hope John and Jenny are alright.Anticlimactic- I have learned the same thing- bumping up the good stuff makes the sniffles disappear.
A few years back, the vitamin people were worried that vitamins would be removed from the markets and turned into prescription-only.
I could see that threat looming larger, now. What else could we expect from people who suppress- even deny- useful public info?Minus 32C yesterday morning. Minus 27C today. Things are looking up.
So if I stay hungry all the time I’ll live longer? Better health through deprivation? That sounds familiar.
Will I get a choice?So we know that if you lack vitamin D you may get rickets, so we set the bar for how much you need at 400-800 IUs/day, and you don’t get rickets. Now it seems if you get 5000 IUs/day you don’t get seasonal illnesses. That is a real buzzkill for BigMed. And for the guy who wants to blot out the Sun to save the planet, it may be a major hurdle to convince people that their one best source of vitamin D is that regal orb he wants to shroud.
So little people- with their “6X” donations- will finally have some influence… un-hunh. Does this mean the big dark money says: “oh, that’s right- little donors are calling the shots now. We’ll just step aside.”
WES- Labrador probably has humidity which makes cold soooo much colder. Dew point here is running around -27C. Itchy and scratchy and sparky to boot!
The Annunaki want gold, but I am not sure what they’ll give us for it. /s
And of course, the problem of gold is “liquidity”- the dang stuff is sitting under thirty-billion gallons of water! ;oI have felt there was a huge element of pitting overweight folks against everyone else- it’s a thing no one talks about. So of course They made it really hard to stay fat in “these uncertain times”…/s
“The fact that we’re lying about this doesn’t reflect whatsoever on the veracity of anything else we’re telling you.”
Something. I just don’t know what.Is there some reason someone can’t come along and gather those q-sters together for real? Isn’t that the usual result when a force is created as a device? There’s an army out there without a leader.
Masks, masks- we need more masks!
And money for the heroes!
To plumpen up the checks to them,
We’ll just add extra zeroes.Tests, tests- we need more tests!
We must maintain the panic!
How else to gather all the loot
If people won’t stay manic?Rules, rules- we need more rules!
How can we live without ‘em?
And we’ll withhold the world from those
Who’d ever dared to flout ’em!WES- The cold snap is just a reliable, welcome event where cabin fever can be relieved by throwing boiling water into the air to make snow. We are easily entertained at this time of year in sunny Minnesota.
We manage to find the balance- not so much snow as the NE; not so much cold as …(let me think about that one) oh yea- Siberia (with the most luscious summers to make up for all of it).
In seventh grade I and my girlfriends started wearing jeans in the winter because we didn’t think it was fair to have to walk a half a mile to the bus stop in a dress. We got sent home a few times, but we won in the end. Thus were females allowed to wear pants to school forever after in the Richfield school system.Off topic: Is entropy involved in magnetism?
On topic: Where does entropy fit in the green built better sustainable new normal reset deal?
Fun: We were at -26C this morning- a warming trend from a couple days ago. It kills green ash beetles. It got up to -18C. I am practicing my celsius.Delving into my scandihun, germanavian roots, I love the snap of the coldest part of winter. It spares the gardener so many issues when the growing season begins.
I am trying to figure out why people are now so terrified by disease.
Can we know a language without knowing we know it? Can there be subliminal messages hidden in the flickering light of the television?
Is there a hidden language of resonance? Are the smart phones putting out some nearly inaudible noise which makes people edgy and twitchy?
It would be lovely if we still had concerts and plays- no one dare cough or sneeze in public, now. It is a far cry from when you had to remind someone they should not come to work if they are so sick.$5000 gold? Why not $10,000? What happens to silver, then? Silver is so useful.
Gold is mostly just pretty- though not as pretty as copper.Off topic: If time travel exists, it has always existed.
On topic: I thought this was a particularly decent board today. Thanks, all you wonderful, digital folks.
John Day- If by some chance I think I require Ivermectin, how much will I regret losing my little parasitic friends? What percent of us rent space to helminths?On CSPAN’s call-in this morning, Dr. Anand Parekh of the “Bipartisan Policy Center” [oh, where would we be without think tanks?] had it pointed out that Trump got the vaccines out.
He agreed: “Let’s give credit where credit is due.”
Why do I hear in that that Trump is going to be blamed when the “vaccine” goes awry?The Time article – how is it I can agree with what they admit to and come to the opposite opinion as to the goodness of the outcome? “We pulled every dirty trick in the book and we WON! Yea!”
Children may not be in school, but they are certainly learning a thing or two.“…it’s at least more easily treatable than influenza with Ivermectin”
From what I understand from Dr. Lee Merritt’s paper. “The Truth of Viral Diseases…”, Ivermectin would likely treat influenza, as well.My friends and family are taking the damned vaccine, even though they said they wouldn’t. They say they are going to be able to party again after they get the second dose. My mate wants to take it so he can go back to work in Amsterdam and see his friends and workmates. He wants to get back to normal.
He is angry with me for urging him to not get it. He wishes I weren’t so dark about human nature- people aren’t that bad- our leaders aren’t that evil. He thinks I am a conspiracy nut- they (suddenly he believes in “they”) simply wouldn’t endanger us like that.
I say there are now at least two cures for this not very deadly, not particularly novel coronavirus. I say that the one good thing that has come of this nightmare is that viruses seem to be cured by lysosomotropic drugs, and researchers have known this for many decades.*
I point out that two industries die if lysosomotropic drugs work against (all) viruses: the vaccine industry and biological weaponry. These are big money industries. Even now they are suppressing this information and trying to make these drugs unavailable.
I point out that anybody who makes biological weaponry would, indeed, try to kill us, even if it were just for $$$$$ and power and a less crowded earth.Re: Deagel. Is it “suicide” when you know you probably shouldn’t [whatever] but you do it anyway?
*See Dr Lee Merritt’s paper on John Ward’s “Slog” – “Biden goes for unity…” in the comment section from “TFS”. (#17 as I write)
I wondered when they would go after that Wall Street bull.
My fear, it doth envelop me
Til what I fear is all I see.“…for whom the instinct and impulse to survive surpasses all other instinctual drives.”
Is that why millions are lining up to participate in a vaccine trial of a vaccine that has been shown in the past to kill its recipients; a vaccine that makes them so sick they are in bed for two days- to protect them from a disease that has a minuscule chance of killing them, let alone making them sick? A disease that has treatments that make the chance of death even more minuscule?Every communications revolution has changed civilization on a massive scale. The smart phone/internet communications revolution has made us feel each other’s presence so that the world seems tiny and crowded and dangerous.
It’s odd that there have been no major “viruses” or interruptions that take out phones.Thanks, Ilargi. Thanks, Dr. D.
There’s flatware, of course- sterling, and stamped. And it’s also very useful as eating utensils.
Cool site brand new to me: finviz
Interactive and easy financial visuals.
Sweet dreams, all.Okay. That part about “a businessman” was silly. Business and finance have little to do with each other.
For some reason.So the market’s gonna crash (who’d thunk it?) and it will be blamed on redditers (who the Left thinks are Right) and the Markets will become a national security thingamajig. Swear that Biden got 81 million votes (and prove you have had the vaccine) and we’ll let you trade. EZ as 22/7.
My friend’s mom died a couple of weeks ago. She had stopped eating long ago, so 2 months back the home tested her for Covid: positive. A week later, negative. The care home declared she had died from Covid.
Even my friend- who dreads the virus- could see it was unfair to steal her mom’s long life from her with a nonsense cause of death. She was 93.
Dr. D, you are wise beyond whatever years you may have accrued. Have a good night.So hedge funds are the current Eye of Sauron? Aren’t there some Wall Street movies about this sort of thing? From the 70s? 80s? 90s? 00s? 10s?
There’s an awful lot of billionaires out there who could play this game- the con or the salvo.
I’ve got a feeling this is about to go bananas- it’s a signal; it’s a provocation; it’s a ploy; it’s a cover.
We’re gonna wish we had a businessman in office.Who’da thought financial markets could be so much fun. You go, you tiny traders, you!
I suppose the Deep State will have to come up with some fake extremist groups called “the Hedge Boys” or “the Day traders” so they can ban posts that use those hateful words.
In the meantime, it looks like the Big Guys have a problem on their hands.“That’s why the Chinese proverb advised , ” Choose your enemies carefully, for you shall become them.””
I think I’ll “Paperclip” that to my notebook.Who gave the order to station the NG in DC? Trump? DC mayor? “The office of the president elect?”
Can I see it?Maryballon’s video is the visual of the link Ilargi so kindly provided for me. The written version has all the references, for those that would like to see them, and has more detail.
Thanks Ilarge. Thanks, maryballon.Watching the cortege -er- motorcade, “live”.
Saddest, weirdest, grimmest inauguration ever. Even the bunting was strange.
RIP USASenate guy asking Yellen (today) if $15/hr won’t kill what’s left of small business…
“People need help and this will give it to them.” (paraphrase)
There seems to be a pattern here.If it was me, it wasn’t bad. If it was bad, it wasn’t me.
Today’s “healthy” personalty.The DNC doggies are all in a whirl
Those mangy old mutts
Think that Russia’s a SQUIRREL!Hillary. I don’t even…
Brace for impact.
Let me try a little spin…
On January 6th, 2021
BLM, Antifa, and Patriots got together to storm the Capitol to confront the real problem:
CONGRESS“1100 national guard will be deployed [Virginia?].
Homeland security will send in people to quell the violence”
(paraphrased Greta of cspan. )They have shown no outside violence, but there are “Trump people” who are standing off with cops on the steps of the Capitol.
I find it hard to believe a “protestor” could enter the Senate chambers without being allowed in.
Just saying.
I don’t recall signing up for this high school production.
I was in a crowd crush once- I recall the terror of being carried by the masses with absolutely no control. And now they are all headed over a cliff. I want out.
I thought 2020 was bad…CSPAN just showed a photo from inside the House where folks have guns drawn. As a constant CSPAN watcher- I don’t know what camera that was. (It’s a “thing” with cspanners.)
Central Standard Time. autocorrect won’t let me write cst without insistence.
Cops everywhere. People milling all about.
The Senate may convene in another location. (n. lesniewski cq roll call.)A photo of a protestor sitting in the big chair in the senate was just shown on cspan. Greta says it was taken “moments ago”.
6 jan 2021 2 pm catC and H: Actually, it is more beautiful when you put on your boots, bundle up and go walk about in the sparkly night. (You get to return to the toasty interior!) I often think of moving to the warmer climes but I would miss the many pleasant, frigid worlds of a Minnesota winter.
Thanks John Day- I’ll start feeding the trees again to see if I can get them to bloom at the same time- I’m quite curious to see what they might produce. It was a National Geographic that showed me the world of citrus. I see now it was not comprehensive.
John Day, thanks: Maybe if I ever get to Texas I will truck my trees on down and see what they can really do. Minnesota isn’t exactly citrus land. Good luck with your seedlings.
It’s interesting you say that cold has something to do with thorns. I have vowed to allow them to die when I leave them outside in the sudden freeze…then they survive and I think- I can’t kill these guys, and I haul them into the house for another winter.
Along the same lines, I have five saguaros and four organ pipes that are now fifteen years old (?) that I planted from seed. They are about two inches tall. They, too, are gonna need a home that isn’t Minnesota. Can they grow in Texas?Thurstjo63- a long time since you have posted!
I just wanted you to know I read your post to this “old” entry.
I agree.
What we have is repurposed respiratory viruses. These maladies- ubiquitous in the dark months -have become, via the magic of PCR “testing”, the all-encompassing “Covid19”. [Flu is gone!]. Panic gets those with a cold or flu to rush to the hospital and the rest is …horrifying.
Without the fraudulent testing, there would be no “pandemic”. Without the phones and the constant updates, no one would know there is a “pandemic”.
When the smoke clears, someone will make a movie about those cards who perpetrated the greatest scam in history using one of the oldest ploys: patent medicine. (You look a little peak-ed. Buy this and you’ll feel much better!)
Destroy trust in the PTB. That’s all there is now- I have no idea what comes next.
They must not be trusted. They are frauds.Wonderful, Raul Ilargi Meijer.
Three Dee REALITY is the way out. Take risks, Be human. Live without observation.
Turn off the phone.Things are moving so fast.
Happy New Year, all you invisible people I SO look forward to reading everyday.
John Day-
A while back you mentioned you had some citrus seedlings. Did you sprout them from seeds? I have have three citrus trees I grew from seeds- one Temple orange (my favorite), one lime, and one grapefruit. All of them are now over 25 years old, and they are all the same: glossy, fragrant leaves and HUGE, vicious thorns. Apparently all edible citrus are grafts. One of my trees bloomed (they look like four foot bonsai trees) and smelled heavenly. Mites love them, so they get regular baths.
They are getting too big to haul into the house each winter, but I just don’t have the heart to kill them.Ilhan Omar thinks it’s wrong for politicians to get the first vaccines- that’s why she won’t take it.
Wish I could pull that sneaky trick.Marvelous logic! When did you stop beating your wife?
You can tell people are confused- there was a commenter on CSPAN’s “Washington Journal” this morning who wants those who aren’t playing the game to “suffer and die” by withholding the vaccine. {!!!} There were other similar sentiments.
Others say privilege should play no part in getting it first.
And, bless his heart, one gentleman suggested old folks homes -like Congress- should get it as they are more at risk of dying from this disease that kills 0.01% of those who get it.And on ZH, the WHO deletes naturally acquired immunity from its website.
The PCR testing’s a terrible fraud committed by people who want to play GOD,
And those who would trust them are playing along in the murder of millions who did them no wrong.
