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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle September 2 2021 #86122
    oxymoron
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    FS – they Cambell video made me loose my cool. The virus as Endemic! Who knew? I’m so glad the experts are here to tell us important info.
    So Sweden gets a big apology now? Australia says – ‘Oh no we’re doing it wrong’

    John Day your comment re Australia getting lubed up for China Soc Credit system seems fair but we are still in the 5 eyes are we not?

    he Australian parliament has just passed a Bill, (which grants them, and their SPY agencies, the ability to hack, delete, alter, or ADD information to your emails, messages, and Social media accounts, for whatever reason they deem necessary), called “the identify and disrupt,” act!”

    This act empowers them to target, frame, and incarcerate anyone “they” consider to be a threat to their BELLIGERENT CV tyranny and stated narratives.

    https://me.getup.org.au/petitions/repeal-the-identify-and-disrupt-bill-2021?source=rawlink&utm_source=rawlink&share=984e0257-70a9-4414-ba3a-650f4ee3998b

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 2 2021 #86064
    oxymoron
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    This would be funnier if it wasn’t mostly true.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 1 2021 #85944
    oxymoron
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    a kullervo Hyman Rickover’s speech is from 1957! man did he have vision and understanding. Nice one

    in reply to: How to Win at Covid 19 Chess #85905
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    That is so concise and so clear it can be described as perfect. Thank you TAE Summary. I just emailed it to about 20 people.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 31 2021 #85880
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    Thanks Tamhob, big permy, plenty growing, honey and eggs too. Also a bit of a doomsday prep scene in the bunker of rice and beans etc if things get weird – which I actually don’t think they will – with regards to food. We do tend to get a little catastrophic here at TAE from time to time (with often good reason), but looking after ones self is grown up and GOVT. sux a bit so realistic about risk too.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 31 2021 #85879
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    I am still getting my head around the french article. Spike induced telomere shortening sounds bad bad bad. How much shorter? I am not an immortal Planarian worm or one of those immortal jellyfish so I want to keep my telomeres as long as possible.
    Maybe Zelensky is onto something after all. Are people just going to age faster from the shot or what?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 31 2021 #85872
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    Aus Ivermectin Research – Haven’t read it yet – sorry but flat out with work and family and keeping up with TAE and my Signal group thread (pat rafter interview was great) :

    Dr Wagstaff remains committed to undertaking a trial that will provide a definitive answer to whether or not Ivermectin is a potential treatment for COVID-19. The establishment of a trial depends on Australian and overseas circumstances, and will be communicated when we are in a position to do so. We note as per the advice issued from the National COVID-19 clinical evidence taskforce, Ivermectin is not to be used for the treatment of COVID-19 outside clinical trials with appropriate ethical approval.

    We have recently placed an update regarding our Ivermectin research on the Monash BDI news site.

    Thank you for your interest in Monash BDI’s research into ivermectin, which showed a single dose of the anti-parasitic drug could eliminate SARS-CoV-2 in cell cultures within 48 hours. This research was published in April 2020 in the peer-reviewed journal Antiviral Research.

    A philanthropic donation from The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust to Monash University fully funded the pre-clinical phase of research on the use of this FDA approved, anti-parasitic drug to combat COVID-19. This preclinical work has now been completed, and the results from the in-depth analysis of this preclinical work are in the process of being published.

    We have multiple research teams working on COVID-19. Our researchers continue to work on ivermectin (and other approaches) in preclinical and clinical settings. This research is ongoing and will be communicated widely as soon as it has been peer-reviewed and accepted for publication.

    Please keep up to date with our research by reading our latest COVID-19 Program news.

    Kind regards,
    Monash BDI Communications

    https://www.monash.edu/discovery-institute/news-and-events/news/2021-articles/monash-university-update-on-ivermectin-research

    https://www.monash.edu/discovery-institute/news-and-events/news/2020-articles/philanthropic-donation-enables-covid-19-research-study-to-move-into-the-pre-clinical-phase

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 29 2021 #85713
    oxymoron
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    No mention of Vegemite either.

    Dr D. I am sooooooooo frustrated at acceptance and compliance. The Milgram experiment in real time.
    Dob on your neighbor for kudos and soon to be cash.
    It. Is. A. Looney Bin
    if you even say 99.8% you get the sentence cut off with a ‘oghh’ – another grandma killer.
    99.8 equals liar to them. They want death. They want fear. They want to be told they will be okay. It is perverse.
    ‘These lockdowns are killing the economy’ – is met with – what else can the government do?
    ‘Okay then mental illness, suicide, bankruptcy, domestic violence and childhood trauma is up, we need another approach’, is met with there is no other approach. This is not conceptual – these are my conversations and responses with clients etc…
    The world is batshit crazy

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 29 2021 #85707
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    Not vaccinated yet. Just waiting for that one to come on in. Then I will eat kangaroos and wild lettuce.
    Mortgage will be tricky though.
    And that bothersome 3 yo.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 29 2021 #85706
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    Love reading this drivel when I get home to rest after tree planting

    https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/202108/Workplace%20Directions%20%28No%2046%29%20.pdf

    And this is fun. Totalitarianism is a blast

    worker permit
    Workplaces in Victoria must not permit workers to undertake work at the workplace unless it an authorised provider or service, or workers are authorised (visit this page to see a list of authorised providers and workers)

    Penalties of up to $21,808 (for individuals) and $109,044 (for businesses) will apply to employers who issue worker permits to authorised employees who do not meet the requirements of the worker permit scheme or who otherwise breach the scheme requirements.

    There will also be on-the-spot fines of up to $1,817 (for individuals) and up to $10,904 (for businesses) for anyone who breaches the scheme requirements. This includes employers and employees who do not carry their worker permit when travelling to and from work.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 29 2021 #85704
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    Logic Salad indeed Formerly T Bear.
    UpstateNYer – The grind here in Victoria Australia is one of the most gruesome in the world and it is really starting to get to people. I think people will start going out and breaking things soon. A few local teenagers committed suicide within the last few weeks and this small town is beginning to notice major cracks in the pavement.
    I face a $20,000 fine if I am caught working without a printed paper permit. I should be fine though coz Deflationista says I just worry too much.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 28 2021 #85583
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    A few more out there – myself included getting a little concerned with the upcoming potential internet purge. In the same way that today one needs only a few access points to get the social and news media into line, switching off the internet beyond Russia and China in 2021 would be a breeze. Plus, of course, the “traditional” media would still be there to “explain” to everyone what had happened and why. For the suspicious internet sphere, however – the fulcrum of potential resistance – the event would be a disaster.

    Thus far, unmasking of the global psy-op has been 95% achieved in digital, non-MSM spaces. By and large, the route used has been to take the more bonkers end of “science” and debunk it. While I believe this has been effective in toughening the spines of the One in Eight, I doubt if many beyond that minority have been swayed away from lockdowns, masks, distancing, “vaccination” and all the rest of the paraphernalia.

    THE SATURDAY ESSAY: believing the State will damage your health and your wealth

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 26 2021 #85425
    oxymoron
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    This Doctor has a pretty balanced view on most things I think – perhaps not as alarmist as this ‘chicken little’ Oxymoron can at times be.

    https://www.realclearscience.com/articles/2021/08/23/lets_stop_pretending_about_the_covid-19_vaccines_791050.html

    He is pro vax for most of his patients but pokes holes at many of the issues around data, monitoring, and FDA CDC etc. He doesn’t subscribe to the ‘death shot’ concept at all. He does however acknowledge risks – particularly in the young and understands the rights of parents to make their choices.

    For me – I am still on the side of nature and natural systems. The world was a very beautiful place until Foolsil Fuels and hi tek. It looks crummy now. We earned this virus.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 24 2021 #85167
    oxymoron
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    Thanks again TAE wonderful info. The Josh Mittledorf article on statistical fraud has a few very interesting comments that challenge my views a little (using numbers and math – Deflationista).

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 22 2021 #85000
    oxymoron
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    There is a real possibility Australia will go through a bit more turmoil shortly. The truckers are talking….
    If they do in fact blockade change will come

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 22 2021 #84922
    oxymoron
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    Looks as if we were set up as a penal colony to allow the extraction of resource wealth for the aristocrats until no longer necessary. It really sucks to be Australian.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 21 2021 #84807
    oxymoron
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    Deflationista – can you read? – from your article “no hospitalizations due to ivermectin toxicity have been directly reported to the Mississippi Poison Control Center or the Mississippi State Department of Health.”

    Numbers dude. Numbers. We don’t need pussies scared of maybe having too much Vitamin C?

    Suicide. Up.
    Depression. Up.
    Domestic violence. Up.
    Tolerance for too much Helping. Down

    When Ivermectin begins to get anywhere near the VAERS then post something – otherwise consider yourself permanently disregarded or ignored.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 21 2021 #84805
    oxymoron
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    Melbourne still in lockdown 6.0 or is it 7? Just today while on a trip to see I think the largest Eucaplyptus Polyanthemos in the whole world – (completely ignored and growing away in the cold winters and hot summers on a farm) I practiced moving about without what Edward Snowden affectionately refers to as the most dangerous thing in my world – my phone. Point being while I was away from the wife and kids my state leader Premier Dan Andrews informed the populace that all 12 year old children will be vaccinated by december this year.

    How do you look your kid in the eye in 5 or 10 years and say – “I’m sorry you are sick all the time but I just didn’t want to bum you out by taking you out of school. I just kinda hoped it wouldn’t be that bad and besides you were so sad not hanging with your friends”

    Not going to happen.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 19 2021 #84555
    oxymoron
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    Can’t imagine how much more the press would be screeching if Afghanistan fell under Trump. I reckon he dodged a major bullet losing the election.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 18 2021 #84353
    oxymoron
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    Supplies. Soap, white Jasmine rice, salt, sugar, dried beans, a bit of cash, couple of containers of fuel, tinned tomatoes (a box), olive oil, canned fish, coffee, long life or canned milk, vitamin c or heaps of sauerkraut (better), Oilves, pickles, fast growing leafy green seeds like alfalfa etc for jars or standards for outside gardens, some alcohol (or lots!), plenty of pain meds and bandaids, toilet paper (or soap). Also the yummy sauces for making food interesting (they last years because basically sugar).
    That should be plenty to just hang in there.

    My list would have 30 kilos of chocolate for the first 2 weeks.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 18 2021 #84352
    oxymoron
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    As far as I am concerned the subscription model being fostered by politicians, corporations and the medical establishment fits too nicely into the rentier feudal system for this anarcho-syndicalist (or whatever the hell I am). Regular shots in the arm, like taxes are to be dodged and avoided where ever possible. Fair share is another thing all together.

    My favourite thinker at the moment – Tyson Yunkaporta has a saying I like very much that pertains to the dissipation of US hegemonic power and it goes a little something like this.
    Mother Earth’s view on the second law of thermodynamics is that entropy is just someone else’s lunch.
    Life just goes on and on.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 18 2021 #84338
    oxymoron
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    Also while we are wrapping our heads around Afghanistan it is worth revisiting Orlov’s post from a short while back. A great pan-back perspective on elements of the shit show.

    https://cluborlov.blogspot.com/2021/07/a-case-study-in-national-shame.html

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 18 2021 #84337
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    The Taliban (Pashtuns?) have won by being hardened, having little luxury and strong beliefs and ‘tight-as’ accountability. We don’t have that in Australia so I feel the members of the ruling class will have a little more of their way with us – at least in the short term and particularly through force.
    It is quite the show, this first large and noticeable step down the energy/collapse ladder.

    Being able to pivot seems essential – even over what once were solid strategies like gold, permaculture, skills.

    I am coming around to the early primers from TAE and one big take away sticking with me is to be of your word and be of use/value – whatever that is. Be reliable, trustworthy, flexible, understanding and honest. It is going to go a long way going forward.

    Oh and D Benton – loved your musings from yesterday!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 15 2021 #83888
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    Also that Guardian piece may have some substance in it going forward regarding the kids but the entire study was conducted in Rhode Island. So… I dunno, suss.
    Health services are Rhode Island’s largest industry.
    Which is to say, which particular group have been the most preoccupied this last 18 months?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 15 2021 #83886
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    https://twitter.com/i/events/1362435731935748100?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1426605703402242052%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theautomaticearth.com%2F2021%2F08%2Fdebt-rattle-august-15-2021%2F

    Honour roll of trusted bodies. Note that Reuters chair sits on the board of Pfizer so no problems there. Also they are trying to use this page as a door to lead people on a safety and trust ride but the further down you scroll the more the news is presenting the lack of efficacy in transmission etc.
    Clown world

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 13 2021 #83588
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    V. Arnold has taken me on a good ride, thanks for that. Money (debt) has allowed ‘claims’ that are no way payable in any future economy. These debts (claims) will have to be destroyed as there is no way to pay them and although Covid is #helping we need more death or at the the very least waaaaaay more austerity to even try to recoup – (why anyone would give a #!$! about Wallstreet etc. IDK)
    The other way to go would be to destroy the value of the money itself with inflation or totalitarian style rationing.
    I am thinking this through because it feels like monetary destruction is a fourth horse whose dust I can see over the hills and it brings a cold wind. Perhaps wood – cut and stored (5-10 years worth) is the new coin of the realm when fuel gets pricey?
    Thoughts and strategies – I am wondering what Armstrong would say about the next 10 years? I am pretty sure it would at least mention lower density living as a good recommendation.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 13 2021 #83585
    oxymoron
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    V. Arnold – many of us here have had our lives heavily compromised by Covid. This includes loss of employment, inability to plan ahead in terms of business or even something as simple as holidays or schooling for young children. We here in Victoria are often under house arrest (6 times now – sometimes for months). This forum is a mental life saving exersize at times and Raul’s tireless work in bringing new and rapidly updated posts are keeping us in the loop. He has said to back off a little in the volume of posting and as a group we have strayed again but the reasons are there.
    But since you brought it up – I have been wondering how people feel about a little borrowing in these times. Raul and Nicole forewarned us all (who have been here for some time) to get our house in order and many of us have but at times some debt is required to build etc.
    How are people feeling about interest rates over the next 3-5 years? And do we really own anything now that we are all so happy?
    But seriously what are the big moves in economics ahead given everything in that space is divorced from reality?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 12 2021 #83449
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    Also this one is for Oroboros and others – I had to fact check myself regarding the ultimate viability of GMO seed and it appears I was wrong (never pleasant) – they will produce true to type (although some modern corn has pig genes which makes vegetarianism more limiting than before).
    Check this out though – https://doowans.com/the-silent-gmo-sterilization-of-the-human-race/
    Who needs vaccines for pop control – it’s been in the corn for 20 years.

    the epicyte gene is crazy

    Why Do Some GM Crops Contain the Epicyte Gene?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 12 2021 #83448
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    Raul – I tried not to laugh but the highlighted script made me chuckle – I have to wonder what the condition would be that the doctors considered worse than death.

    I have a feeling it may be the sensation of being wrong and not owning it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 11 2021 #83300
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    Mister Roboto – thanks – yes true indeed. Life expectancy has increased in aggregate. It is a question of quantity versus quality I guess. I feel it is a little like Orlov and others have mentioned that once you get a pushbike as a technology pushing it further and further doesn’t make a great deal of difference (carbon fibre to steel) overall. I think endless push in the tech realm without deep consolidation of what we have is it’s own religion with so many unintended consequences. It is lord of more and not as much fun as promised. Even elites have plastics on their private beaches or smoke in the air around their condos.

    It’s also this notion of holding on so damned tight. We have to let go a little. Constant fear of a virus is turning into fear of living with decency – at least here in Australia – no one can see any smiles outside of the home due to masking and it is absolutely dark.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 11 2021 #83295
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    In response to Deflationistas points yesterday about paranoia here on this forum – The alt viewpoint is appreciated but needs to convince that is where the hard work shines through. Dr D was quite contrary to the echo chamber here as early as Jan 2020 and it took till March or April to cut through to me. He did the work showed us some maths, ran through the data and changed minds (with a little help here and there).
    You could attempt to do the same.
    I don’t need a great deal of data and numbers anymore. I see enough evidence, with the ubiquitous attempts to work against, rather than with nature and the pathetic hope of a society enthralled with techno-optimism to know this wont work. Computers usher in the paperless economy, glyphosate safe to drink, recycling plastics for re-use, antibiotics ending all infections forever.
    The idea that people can stare in some kind of Cartesian mindset through electron microscopes and compose a symphony of hope for this virus is a joke. If it were remotely possible, we would have already invented the genetically engineered fish that eat the 1.8 billion face masks already in the ocean (for another 450 years) and turn them into hipster fish-burgers for the free market and NY night life.
    We gotta get back to the garden folks.
    We gotsta localise our arse-off right now. And I can’t imagine that a genetically engineered vaccine will prove safe and effective in the long term. Has anyone here – particularly Democritus – planted the seed from GM corn or soy and then seen it grow through a season?

    It is not pretty and it is not healthy.
    They have worked on this stuff for a long time and nobody is looking as healthy as a peasant farmer from 400 years ago, no do they have the leisure time and the beauty of a world without cars and drones

    in reply to: CON26 #83142
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    Great post Raul. This is where my lack of trust in authorities started. They will poison every river and every tree as long as they are behind a wall with security. We simply lost our seventh generation philosophy but I try where I can to adhere.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 9 2021 #83075
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    Sorry now only not know only although could be the case in 3 – 5 years
    DOH!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 9 2021 #83074
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    I know only trust road crossing chickens

    AND TAE Summary -that was some next level funny shit, especially the news footage. I have some friends like that who actually got on the road, started crossing it, got freaked out by the news traffic and just went back to the other side and ultimately go back up the hill to nest in the bushes.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 9 2021 #83020
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    What could go wrong? Snowden is a tin-hat. I’m so glad Apple is monitoring all my images with their robots and policy makers. Time to rethink iOS methinks.

    https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/06/apples-privacy-reputation-is-at-risk-with-new-changes.html

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 9 2021 #83019
    oxymoron
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    upstateNYer if you have just one friend outside of TAE to talk to, I recommend you form a group on Signal or some other reasonably safe communications app. If your friend or yourself, think of, or talk to anyone who has concerns or feels the same, welcome them to the group. TAE as the only mechanism for discussion, counsel, intel and sharing is not enough if comms get compromised. Your local is your critical as I can’t share my rice or get drunk with you if shit gets really weird.
    My Signal group is growing here in Central Victoria and we are having Strategy meetings regarding legal, social, privacy and prepping issues as well as a strong focus on kid-jabbing.
    It is important to take a leadership stance in the company of you. I wish you love and support to.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 9 2021 #83000
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    The Pfizer contract article makes sense from a conspiracy perspective as far as Dr Martin David (David Martin?) of yea olde bow tie variety suggests with his patent filings. Make the problem, ensure the problem needs addressing, and own the rights/profits to the only solution.
    Also are humans the new built in obsolescence in product lines?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 9 2021 #82995
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    Fauci – Those who remain unvaccinated, Fauci claimed in a Sunday interview with MSNBC, are responsible for the coronavirus mutating.

    Me – don’t make me angry you parasite

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 8 2021 #82877
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    Democritus – thanks so much for the variant link – it is very interesting. Glad you are here – we need information from many angles fed back into this loop. It all comes out in the wash as they say and we got a lot of washing to do.
    John Day – watched that video recently and gave me much to think about but the end is marvellous and what works

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 8 2021 #82854
    oxymoron
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    Thanks so much for your threads and links Raul and Germ – particularly yesterday. Also Bill7 and one or two others have been quietly reminding people of the CARES act and similar. Seeing the property rights theft on top of the SME’s getting smashed is part of the process of the Great Reset. Staggering to watch the speed of change.

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