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The thing about allergies is that you have mild reactions over and over until one day- BAM!- anaphylaxis happens and you don’t carry epinephrine.
“Much feared new strain”. It worked once- it should work again, right?
“Russia!” It worked once- it should work again, right?Oh, yeah. “Lying”?
Joke told to me by my future spouse’s pastor back in high school:
Masochist: “Beat me! Beat me!”
Sadist: “I don’t think I will.”The Dutch documentary covered that the media was taking their “pandemic” feed from the experts because they were not experts themselves. “With so much fear around, [we] need to speak with one voice”.
Why they couldn’t find an expert or two to help them puzzles me. And why is the preferred “one voice” a voice of panic and doom?
And why the repression of treatments that work? Oh, wait- I know that one: no Emergency Use Authorization of a vaccine if there is a treatment.
Someone somewhere wrote “COVID” means “Certificate Of Vaccination ID”.My spouse, who hasn’t been able to work in the Netherlands for a year, thanks you, Ilargi, for the documentary. Hearing Dutch again was a pleasure.
The Daily Caller’s article is Pulitzer Prize type stuff (if it were what it pretended to be). Absolutely heartbreaking.
One by one we fall and weep,
Succumbing to the odious creep
Of losing love and life and laughter-
Always wondering: what comes after?It’s lovely to see you have been reading John Ward.
Just a little add on for the end of the page:
Try going tangent before backing up.Good night, y’all.
I have no idea how true this is, but it sure feelz right.
Poor young Billy had no friends and this made Billy sadly
Filled with hatred and despair- it made young Billy madly
Anxious to exact revenge- to make those people pay.
He made enough to get his wish- and here we are today.Poor young Tony had no friends -a hand held out in greeting
Was drawn back quick with laughter, and this left poor Tony bleating:
“I’ll get you back you rotten kids, I’ll get you back some way!”
He got the power to get his wish- and here we are today.Poor young Klaus was so ignored by everyone who knew him,
His lonely brain was filled with ways to kill those who outgrew him.
“I’ll make you suffer, first,” he growled, “in every single way!”
He formed a club to help him out and here we are today.So next time when some geeky kid who wants to join the party
Comes bumbling in, his hand held out- just shake it good and hearty.
Be nice to those who don’t fit in. Don’t make them cruelty’s prey
Lest we end up in Payback Land like where we are today.The ivermectin story is heartbreaking. It’s so simple: You can have this safe drug or this dodgy vaccine. The real puzzle is how many would still want the prick.
I find the metaphors of religion have been very useful lately. It sure seems there are evil forces at work these days.We need to kill the trusting and obedient-
Our dear, dark Lord insists it’s for the best.
To only leave the fighters is expedient
To feather Baphomet’s dank, mangy nest.“Their outrage is delicious,” says the Deep One.
“Adrenochrome makes blood so very sweet-
The thrashing entertains, and power is such fun
When the prey are at it, fighting in the street.”“/S”
China is our buddy.
China is our friend.
China knows how things are run-
They’ll run it ’til the End.Madamski: Organ harvesting. I have a feeling that child-trafficking is the “friendly” cover story for the organ harvesting market. I used to think it was blackmail that runs the show, but that’s just the stick. The carrot is hearts, lungs, kidneys, and more if you play along.
As for population control, I believe we already know that if women have access to, and privacy concerning birth control, they have fewer children. To force a child on a woman who loathes it doesn’t just ruin her life, it can produce the future sociopath- the person with a chip on his or her shoulder who has a rotten model of love.Mt. Etna: each district looks like a lava flow.
I had asian food tonight- and the first cookie I open has been “for the president” for the last 25 years.
Tonight’s was interesting: “Fear drives you and makes you better.”Chinese predictive programming?
WES- You made me laugh out loud.
On topic: The last time a deerfly bit me I swelled up like a balloon. I guess I’m out on the vaccine. Darn barn.
Dr. D- Interesting you should mention GWTW. One economic truth I learned from that book was to have a little gold so you can pay your taxes when the currency is worthless.
Jeffrey Romoff, CEO of UPMC: “his vision for the future of American healthcare was “the conversion of health care from social good to a commodity.””
From Whitney Webb’s “engineering contagion series. (The darkest winter)Now he’s gonna let his workers skirt the vaccine? Maybe he’s not so “evil” after all. /s
Has there been a poll which has asked Americans who they voted for on Nov 3rd (or 4th, or 5th, or…)? It might have interesting results.
We pollute our aquifers to make fuel. We cut down mountains for fuel. We use up water, foul farmland, and raise corn and sugar beets to feed our cars.
We are unlikely to stop. When “they” take it from the little guy, there will always be some “national security” need to keep doing it. You wouldn’t expect a fancy guy to stop flying to really really really important functions, are you? It isn’t going to end until it’s all used up- everything, everywhere.
Depopulation will work for a while- there’s a lot of energy in a human body.
(Sorry, but it’s coming.)
“In 2007, an eco-boat called The Earthrace broke records by circumnavigating the globe in under 61 days. But if that’s not a special feat in and of itself, it did so–in part–powered by human fat. Three members of The Earthrace crew actually underwent liposuction for the challenge; their combined 2.5 gallons of fat produced almost 2 gallons of fuel, which was enough to go 9 miles out of their 27,600-mile journey.”(from: Petroleumservicecompany “deiselhumanfatfuelcar”)
They can’t raise interest rates but they need inflation- isn’t that what the UBI will do? I can’t think of a better way to open the doors to rampant inflation than by flooding the nation with mega billions of dollars- and the recipients will actually spend them on stuff.
By the way- thanks, Huskynut, for your comment yesterday. It only encourages me. ; )
Here I go again- inspiration hits. Haven’t read the comments yet. (But I will- I find you all so …comforting..
This isn’t your standard vaccine.
They say it will do you no harm.
Just drop ’em, bend over, and don’t make a scene:
A moon shot does not mean the arm.It’s a metaphor…
Maybe I’ll fashion a couple of latex triceps I can slip on my arms for when the military thugs break down my door to jab me with the oh-so-necessary vaccine.
If I were a health care worker I would be mighty suspicious of being guinea pig prime. Killing off the oldsters is still part of the plan, I think, as it is clear you have NO rights in a care home.
Who needs to live past seventy-five? /S!“Walking the streets of New York”:
Beauty and grace are not just a face.Last night I watched “Space Seed”, the Star Trek episode that introduced Khan Noonien Singh (played by Ricardo Montalban): Supremely confident, unhesitant, hyper-intelligent, and fictional.
When I learned about the men in history who took over the world way back in fourth grade, I began to wonder who it would be in my lifetime. It seems to me the world is ripe for a charismatic, brutal, ruthless, megalomaniac to lord over all the groundwork that has been laid by the risk-averse oligarchs. I just don’t see ZuckerB, Bezos, Musk, etal, being able to pull it off. Real nasty wannabes like Kissinger (a horse screeches a whinny in the background any time I type the odious name) and Schwab, and even the Empress of Grudge herself are all too old.
I suspect that many who may have been smart and psychopathic enough were culled out of the system in grade school, specially educated, and then “perked” into apathy with glitz and meaningless occupations.[I’m afraid I am not up on names of oligarchs from other lands, or charismatic young leaders, for that matter.]
McSorley’s! Indeed! When I went there in the late seventies, there were hundreds of dust-frosted turkey wishbones hanging on strings from the ceiling over the bar. The waitresses could carry at least twelve (I want to say twenty, but my corroborator is napping) mugs of beer, and the only thing to eat was a braunschweiger, onion, and mustard sandwich (which I came to love). I believe the health guys came in and made them remove the wishbones in the later eighties. McSorley’s operated throughout prohibition- or so the rumor went. It was a wonderfully raucous place with one bathroom that had a dirt floor, and the men and the women took turns going in in groups. The beer wasn’t bad, either.
Complicit. You don’t think the surveillance enthusiasts were snooping to find terrorists, do you? The real color revolution started years ago- the blackmail revolution.
I read the Corman/Drosten thing this morning, and it made me want to tear my hair out. I can’t seem to pinch myself hard enough to wake up from this nightmare. I suppose the paper will be allowed to float now, just in time for the vaccines to “work”: “we are now running 20 cycles! All negatives! See how effective the vaccine is?”
Grrr.Affidavit of Dr Navid Keshavarz-Nia Phd: (available over at scribd)
“My analysis of the 2020 Election from NY Times data shows statistical anomalies across the battleground state votes. These failures are widespread and systemic – and sufficient to invalidate the vote counts.
“I conclude with high confidence that the election 2020 data were altered in all battleground states resulting in hundreds of thousands of votes that were cast for President Trump to be transferred to Vice President Biden.”This guy has some serious credentials.
ZS: The sun is finally “waking up” and currently has some serious sunspots.
It makes me happy.
“Just needed a break.” Welcome back VA. I know what you mean.No vaccine- as if your life depended on it. Autoimmune diseases are precisely what vaccines are accused of causing by all the better “conspiracy” theorists.
Can I dance on Zoom? I cannot. Can I wrap my arms around you? No, I cannot. Can we knock our foreheads together in mutual despair? No. We cannot. Keep your eyes on 3 dimensional life- the real thing. Not the virtual reality we are being sold. Live 3D. (short i).
Happy Thanksgiving, all my American 1D friends!Does it not inspire confidence that a dosing error suddenly boosted the efficacy of AZ’s “vaccine”?
How convenient, as well.Robots here and robots there;
Robots can’t give Bezos hair.
There’s a chip on Bezos’ shoulder-
‘Bots can’t stop him growing older.I doubt any living creature would willingly sit on the lap of Jeff Bezos. That’s why his dog is a robot.
“…federal law protects vaccine makers from product-liability lawsuits that are filed in state courts and seek damages for injuries or death attributed to a vaccine
“…the Supreme Court explained that the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 (NCVIA or Act) preempts all design-defect claims against vaccine manufacturers brought by plaintiffs seeking compensation for injury or death caused by a vaccine’s side effects.
“This conclusion is supported by the fact that, although products-liability law establishes three grounds for liability—defective manufacture, inadequate directions or warnings, and defective design—the Act mentions only manufacture and warnings. It thus seems that the Act’s failure to mention design-defect liability is “by deliberate choice, not inadvertence.”This is from “The Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Protecting Vaccine Makers from State Lawsuits” from the website (dotcom) policymed , updated may 2018.
Mr. House- yes, Klaus is 100% doom and shining gloom.
Okay. I just watched Klaus Schwab tell us that there will be a cyberattack which will dwarf the virus in its dire implications.
Is Schwab for real? Central casting couldn’t have come up with a better villain- I half expect his artificial hand to try to choke him, a la Dr. Strangelove.
Meanwhile, on Deagel, he feels there will be a nuclear war in the coming decade. US is still on track to lose 70% of its population. I get the feeling he thinks the virus has shown the US to be a silly, addlepated, authoritarian culture which will make easy pickings for an aggressor.Powell says that the servers in Germany were indeed seized, but she can’t say if it was by the “good guys” or the “bad guys”.
I would prefer to opt out of all of the vaccines.
Tutorial question, anyone.
When I try to link something this is what I do: I type a sentence “Here’s another try to link something.”
I highlight the word “something”. I press link in the comment menu. The window comes up. I paste the url in the window and press “add link”.
The comment window shows code in my sentence where the word “something” was. I hit submit and the comment disappears.
What am I doing wrong?
What am I doing wrong?WES: I envy you your cottage and the life of the temperate north. Are the stars amazing? Do you have northern lights? Meteors?
Welcome back!Yea! I simply switched the first words around and my unprintable poem has made it to TAE!
“There’s…dot” switched with “On..forehead”.
What a puzzle!On my forehead there’s a red dot and it follows me about. I look around and others have one, too.
I know that they’ve been thinking how to take the surplus out- for the life of me I don’t know what to do!My apologies.
A cool new world order was not well received,
So world trade was relaxed and the worker deceived.
To lighten the stress there were cheap toys galore-
You could borrow some money so you could buy more.
So we printed some money so we could buy more
And we borrowed more money so we could make war.
So we printed more money- we were too far in debt-
Except for the wealthy who won every bet.
Except for the wealthy who bought up the earth.
Now they think it’s too crowded: they want a rebirth.
So you all have to go long before you grow old
So until then just shut up and do what you’re told!I want to thank Mr. House for his long nov 12 comment. (I have been taking breaks from the internet. I seem to need them more and more lately.)
What is going on seems clear to me, but I don’t seem to be able to pry open the eyes of otherwise intelligent, well-educated people. Even after visiting the WEF website, they don’t believe people could be so bad. (Except Trump, apparently.)
Fluoride? Hypno-vibes from their phones?
Psychology is a fuzzy science. Like mold. Yet it seems to be handy in running (ruining) the world.Perhaps Thailand (for example) didn’t run 40+ cycles on their not-for-diagnosis PCR tests. Maybe they didn’t use them much at all, but relied on a doctor’s confirmed diagnosis. Maybe they confirmed it as a death from Covid ™ when it was only that- a death from a respiratory virus. Maybe they considered a death from heart disease “with” the virus as a death from heart disease?
The West absolutely wanted panic- still wants panic. The picture is becoming clearer and clearer as the US is being set up for civil unrest. We are being played.
Dr. Shiva’s video is very good. As someone pointed out elsewhere: Biden didn’t have to campaign. They knew what they were going to do. It was also mentioned in that same elsewhere that they were using the same stuff in 2016, but it crashed. It explains Clinton’s monstrous behavior election night. It’s a wonder she didn’t stroke out.
Salvo after salvo- and most people don’t even know we are under attack.
Write it on copper and bury it deep in the ground. A thousand years from now, someone may want to know what went on as the American Empire collapsed and took the world with it. They certainly aren’t going to find it in any official records.Thank-you, Moneycircus!
I know many people who HATE Trump. The problem is that if I won’t hate Trump as much as they do, they hate me, too.There’s a Russell Ramsland and L Todd Wood video over at Moneycircus and on OffG (Moneycirus’s comment) that’s quite interesting.
It makes it clear how bamboozled we were in the US with HAVA (Help America Vote Act). Did the politicians make it clear that it meant private companies- some international ones at that- have control over our voting system?
Some of the cheating looks so obvious, the movie ending might be the right one.
After all, when one is resetting the world, one must act quickly, no?“Unless that was the plan all along.”
Indeed.
With as fast as the plan is going, I think they need to build up a Biden win until it is a given, then “let” Trump claim victory after all.
It won’t be pretty.
Of course, that’s the movie ending. In general, an American election goes to the ones who cheated best.From John Ward over at the Slog:
“One of the most ill-researched and underrated subjects in the lexicon of First World social anthropology is the influence of office gossip, lunch, pub-talk, meetings, supper parties, chats in local shops and so forth…the chance conversations of life as a pack species that lead to the spread of ideas, opinions and attitudes among peers that lie beyond either the media or formal education.”This is what our leaders want to stop. I visited with some friends last night- I got the impression I was the first person they had talked with who slammed lockdowns, masks, social distancing, and the tests. They seemed motivated to look into it some more.
John Day: “Correlation between universal BCG vaccination policy and reduced mortality for COVID-19”
This is over at medrxiv. It is from march 24, 2020.
