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ParticipantThanks Oroboros – I’ll watch in the morning – I love Whitney.
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ParticipantOh and another thing Dr D. – and I don’t wanna blow smoke up your arse (as they say) but I think many of us here will agree, that if you ever stop ranting it will be a great loss. Making the audacious and ego bullshit funny is the best medicine so thank you Herr Doctor. Your input is very much appreciated.
Oh and thanks for the link to Xi speech the other day – read it with a small lump of fear in my throat.
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ParticipantAnd you wonder why I’m an irritated crank. For the love of God, does reality even exist anymore?
Dr D – Stop stealing my words.
Everyday I wake up and thank God for trees and irritating Kangaroos chewing on my fruit trees – All the rest is lies and dimwits and people who want to be safe and have mommy all the time.oxymoron
ParticipantI think Orobos commented yesterday on the Reiner Fullmich interview with whitney webb. I also have watched it and tempted to go a second round just to let it all sink in. Whitney and Reiner make an interesting observation (Madamski would probably agree) that these elites are not necessarily ‘evil’ but more or less stark raving mad from lack of contact with regular people or critical feedback loops. For those who haven’t watched at around 1 hour and 5 mins in it gets discussed and is just fantastic research and investigation.
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ParticipantV. Arnold thanks for the meditations link. Mental Health stuff is important right now especially when you really grasp the depths of the current systemic shift. It is huge. Kunstler is getting it. Alot of us here at TAE are as well.
I moved out of Melbourne (nearly 5 million pop) 2010 but started saving as a lowly dishwasher/musician in 2003 and bought some off-grid land close in to a little town around 2005. I had a bad feeling about energy/power and a society of people dependent on the state for the necessities of their existence.
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ParticipantLast rant – it’s nearly 1 am and the kids will wake me in some hours…
GMO corn and soy (and others) are still viable life forms – in that they grow and are stock – not units of production as such but are part of the harvest. They interact with soil sun and water and fertilizer and just do their thing being crops in the sun. Imagine a world where the necessary inputs in a commercial system (people)- needed constant genetic tweaks ($$$), were weak and needed huge inputs to keep healthy (like the antibiotics dumped into the ocean pens for Salmon production etc) and, they also produced infertile or shitty seed (progeny) – thus allowing for genetic control of that aspect. Leave nothing to nature and everything to science and you will get heaps of control and heaps of money – until you don’t, and the second law of thermodynamics just crashes down.
I really need to meditate.oxymoron
ParticipantI wonder the mechanisms to call in the debts? Slowly slowly works better with wealth transfer so I think they will still have interest in keeping the operating system working for as long as possible. I feel like the slow burn of tyranny by using the people against themselves is a better play. It is a full shit-show out there right now and feels like collapse in 2x speed.
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ParticipantI sent a link to my friend for Trialsitenews and this was the response:
RNA is not DNA. DNA uses and builds RNA. Vaccines are neither chemotherapy nor gene therapy. One is simply a kind of poison to do something, the other a (possibly promising but not actually working too well) way to change damaged or malfunctioning cells by giving them altered instruction for the production of proteins (mainly).
Lots of unscientific thinking and misunderstanding of basics.I guess I’ll go with my gut feelings on this one and just let myself be free of the good opinions of other people.
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ParticipantYeah – it’s getting personal now. I got the bullied today by a friend who told me I’ll get erectile dysfunction if I don’t take the jab. Told me he was a scientist and that I was being silly and generally very selfish. But I rose on my high-horse filled with righteous anger (which is never righteous – actually I was EGO) and told him I thought it was irresponsible and immoral to get vaccinated. He was like What?! I explained the reasons – Warlords own major stakes in tech and pharma platforms and I also said I didn’t like being hassled about my medical status. I don’t stop friends on the street and ask if they have Herpes or wear condoms for protection.
It is social engineering and propaganda man.
People thought I was an idiot living off-grid and building a straw bale house and growing my own food too. They always called me scrawny too. Stuff them. My personality is not Alpha but when an Alpha comes pushing me around then I will only take so many punches. The line is drawn. I am punching back. I mean I’m out here with my family doing my thing treading lightly but it’s never enough. They don’t know how to stop HELPING!oxymoron
ParticipantThe Fullmich/Webb interview is exceptional and I believe in a just world the pcr test would be the way to establish guilt and motive in court. Alas I live in the jungle of time and space and life and death. Beginnings and endings.
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ParticipantMister Roboto the quasi-left comfortables are headed for more toilet paper hoarding and a crash course in remembering to turn off the lights when leaving the bedroom – you know bill-shock and all that.
WEF has them owning nothing too and they have further to fall and much to realise. Lockdowns are a little teaser.I cut a bunch of firewood from dead trees today in anticipation of when our turn comes for heat and fire. It was nice to be working in winter in the sun when it has been so grey.
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Participanta great wall of steel forged by over 1.4 billion Chinese people.” Which was stolen from Aboriginal land using Anglo Silver Bank middle men.
I still want to go fishing by a running stream in the shade but I’ll have to wait till the dam breaks and the trees grow back.
On a lighter note – quantum level meditation seems a worthy goal given the current circumstances.oxymoron
ParticipantChina being so zen and cool over there next to the war-monger west is still super hooked on GDP (waste and pollution measured with cheering), international resource (wealth) extraction and an absolute mother-trucking arsenal of weaponry.
I just don’t see it. I see Egypt. I see Mars. I see Mad Max. I see desert and famine on the horizon with war lords on their 4 horses.oxymoron
ParticipantThe immunity debt experienced in NZ is something that has been on my mind since the beginning of lockdowns. I think it is just ‘in the mix’ of the rolling shit-show but it will definitely hit in the places where people aren’t getting sick. I am quite healthy – eat well grow alot of my own food and eggs and honey and the rest get at least 4 hours a day of exersize etc. Still every year I get a bit of a cold or run down with some little bug or something. Not since COVID though – no one in this town gets sick The parents all talk about it at school pick up because we are used to being annoyed by germy kids.
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Participantabsolute galore – your wise advice is a real salve for me today – thank you for offering it.
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ParticipantAnother angle on medical industry profiteering
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ParticipantThanks Doc Robinson great intel.
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ParticipantupstateNYer. Thanks for sharing – and yes I will let you know what works – something will.
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ParticipantOn a daily basis I am not aware of being depressed as I go about my day but in the last 4 weeks I have had the slow and dawning realisation that I am coping but not that happy. I really have to find my centre. This whole shit show has such HUGE ramifications and so many direct ACTUAL ones to me personally that it is starting to catch up a bit I am afraid.
I don’t want to bum people out but it’s disabling. Yesterday my little 3 year old boy had a pretty bad ear infection (we think) and I tried to get him to the doc. The clinic allowed us a car parking number (3) and we had to wait 2 hours (him screaming and snotty while my 11 year old tried to draw). The clinic called and the doc gets on the phone to diagnose via the telephone. What the actual fuck? He was too scared to come out to a parking lot and see a 3 year old. I mean really. Where is this headed. 3 year olds are killing old people now apparently.
We just came home gave him a bath and some panadol and vitamin c tablets. He is better today.
My best friend is getting open heart surgery to have a pulmonary valve replacement (with a bit of pig) but he has been waiting for months and down to 48% oxygen levels in the blood at times.Work is as stop start as you can imagine and very hard to get up and running.
I keep coming back to this need to take care of one’s own necessities. On that level we are doing okay but it takes a village and the village is deranged.
This is not a drill.oxymoron
ParticipantSpeaking of art – my favourite artist ever could use a spin – hundertwasser. He’s big on nature too. I went to art school when I saw his work – just spoke on some really significant level to me.
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ParticipantI love this – it has a great popular literary style –I got a call from Davos [during The World Economic Forum] from the CEO of Moderna,” he says. Bancel had been approached by a number of public health groups at the conference “urging” him to work on a vaccine. “We literally Decided overnight…to try and do this,” Afeyan said at MIT.
The ‘hero’ getting the call. We’ll need the right actor for this when they make a movie about how big Pharma saved the world.
AYFKM?oxymoron
ParticipantI’ve had a theory for at least 25 years that the Northern hemisphere would evolve to become Eucalyptus dominated landscape over time. They love heat, mostly only germinate seed from fire and Californians have planted them everywhere – although I suspect the love of Corymbia and Eucalyptus Cameldulensis is the wrong move. Maybe they should look at Eucalyptus Cladocalyx. Loves heat – tolerates cold and grows in 200 mm of average rainfall.
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ParticipantV. Arnold – good question. I hope Ilargi you are doing well…
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ParticipantUS nears 70% herd impunity
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ParticipantSupply issues are rolling around
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ParticipantI just love Denninger pulling no punches. It gets to the point when the better part of you gets pushed down deep and the ego rises up with furious anger and screams. I just want the bullshit to stop so I like to read rants like that. Thanks Raul
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ParticipantMr House – I think the FEAR will just work to get em tested with a test that doesn’t work.
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ParticipantCheering the profiteer in the Royal Box – how velly velly Brittish
Sarah Gilbert from Whitney Webb’s piece a little while backDevelopers of Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine Tied to UK Eugenics Movement
For instance, mainstream media has had little, if anything, to say about the role of the vaccine developers’ private company—Vaccitech—in the Oxford-AstraZeneca partnership, a company whose main investors include former top Deutsche Bank executives, Silicon Valley behemoth Google, and the UK government. All of them stand to profit from the vaccine alongside the vaccine’s two developers, Adrian Hill and Sarah Gilbert, who retain an estimated 10 percent stake in the company. Another overlooked point is the plan to dramatically alter the current sales model for the vaccine following the initial wave of its administration, which would see profits soar, especially if the now-obvious push to make COVID-19 vaccination an annual affair for the foreseeable future is made reality.oxymoron
ParticipantToday I met with a client to do some garden work for her She told me how she had just watched the standing ovation at Wimbledon for female research scientist at Oxford, she said she cried. She said that just knowing there where people out there doing work so tirelessly to keep us safe and help get us out of this nightmare moved her to tears.
I mentioned Ivermectin and it’s amazing results with patients in care and it’s prophylaxis results – she got angry at me and said it was that kind of rubbish that is diluting the drive to get everyone vaxxed. I nodded like a coward and smiled a vacant empty smile that went past her face to the endless horizon time line and thought – yep – we are screwed.
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ParticipantExcerpt from Snowden today
in democracies today, what is important to an increasing many is not what rights and freedoms are recognized, but what beliefs are respected: what history, or story, undergirds their identities as citizens, and as members of religious, racial, and ethnic communities. It’s this replacement-function of false conspiracies — the way they replace unified or majoritarian histories with parochial and partisan stories — that prepares the stage for political upheaval.oxymoron
ParticipantDr D. We are gonna need more of those courage sermons my friend – get a bunch ready and primed.
Shit is fan-hitting everywhere and people are staring at the frikken ground like that’s gunna help. Although I guess it is where Ivermectin was hiding so maybe we should all be dirt-worshippers after all.oxymoron
ParticipantCouple of things – firstly, John Day – love that avocado action! Here in central Victoria Australia we get from -4 to 45 c. The avocados I discovered can handle the cold – bacon, hass, fuerte and rincorn varieties BUT the bark cannot handle full sun in bone dry heat on that bark. When I try again in the next year or two I will whitewash the bark and mulch heavily!
secondly – absolute galore, stoning the unvaxxed is getting so close I am about to start engineering lies to cover my arse in the short terms and hope that pilots falling from the skies bring some ‘review’.
third – anyone else here starting to move from bewildered to nervous?oxymoron
ParticipantShit – correction – GP’s are indemnified.
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ParticipantIf you look closely little old Satan is hidden in the data
Pfizer did not even use the commercial vaccine (BNT162b2) but instead relied on a “surrogate” mRNA producing the luciferase protein.Now I’m a fully fledged tin-hat wearing ‘spiracy nut.
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ParticipantToday in Australia – Vaccinees now have indemnity for any adverse reactions related to Astra Zeneca, as long as it is through a GP who will give informed risks – (what info I don’t know).
Is this going to cripple the Govt.? I think it will get very hard in the long term to prove adverse reactions but in the short term it is good news for people getting jabbed.oxymoron
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I couldn’t have put it better myself. The MSNM is shocking here. Aristocrats love Australiaoxymoron
ParticipantTAE summary – that could have been your best yet. Hilarious.
Madamski – thank you for your self-reflection and your Vaccine synopsis/summary – very useful and already sent off to a friend ‘who gets me’
Also – re the anger and frustration – I think we will all be feeling it and good to check in here if anyone is feeling upset or emotional, just let us/me know and I am sure we will be able to lend support. These are difficult times. And during difficult times ya need friends – even disembodied diaspora can be friends – lookin’ at you upstateNYer.what ever happened to Bosco? Miss his mind and wild crazy heart
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ParticipantHe may be an automated ai troll. You just never know these days. Craig Murray earned a full time crew over there at wikipedia changing stuff up for shits and giggles.
I hate to say it because it puts me in the weirdo corner but Alex Jones called it – InfoWars and he may have been some weird screamy oracle.
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Participantdemocritus just so you know there are many here who have been or may have to vaccinate. We are questioning or trying to find answers to why these ‘vaccines’ were rushed through to the entire global population. There are many factors why we would seek information around this. One is the stakes are just so staggeringly high if they prove harmful. If individuals do okay or well – that is one thing, but if the numbers and the research indicates that a certain percentage of the population do not do well then we have issues and implications. It’s kind of like using cfc’s in our hairspray and whatnot . Seems great at the time and now we have this rather large hole in the ozone layer which just doesn’t help with skin cancer. Am I anti-hairspray? No, and chicks dig it. Am I pro-skin. Well yes I am and there in lies the old precautionary principle which this big ole world just chucked out the window in favour of fear and profits. Ivermectin comes to mind.
But again maybe our interpretations of the info are from different perspectives, like maybe you just ain’t that much into skin. I dunnooxymoron
ParticipantAnal pcr tests for the people you are ‘just not that into’ – no joke
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