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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle February 24 2024 #153408
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    Network Outage Was the Sun – END OF STORY

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 24 2024 #153406
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    I don’t read Kunstler often, too much word salad, this one however has some interesting chatter in the comments about balkanizing the US. Something I suggested was the most likely outcome at the start of the SMO in Ukraine. If/when there is a full blown depression 1930’s style in the west it shouldn’t take long for this sentiment to gain a foothold. This would lead back to a unipolar world directed from the other side of the pacific, most likely. It’s a long game, where is the wealth headed?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 24 2024 #153404
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    “Many of us were shocked after Herridge was included in layoffs this month, but those concerns have increased after CBS officials took the unusual step of seizing her files, computers and records, including information on privileged sources”

    Lesson here: Keep copies of your work somewhere else, preferably at a third party’s location like an old safe buried under junk in their garage. Safety deposit boxes are to easy to find and be searched, although having one is a good decoy and early warning system.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 23 2024 #153337
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    Pfizer commercial. Seems they are alluding to the creation of penicillin. You decide. More at:

    https://karenkingston.substack.com/p/israeli-film-director-shows-dark?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 23 2024 #153336
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    I have some doubt about the numbers at the end of this story, more to the point it would seem they’re backing up a bit. The health care system in this province has taken a nose dive from an already bad situation before the mandates were put in place.

    Nova Scotia Health and IWK Health are set to lift a requirement for employees, new hires and on-site medical staff to submit proof of primary series COVID-19 immunization on Monday.
    In an email to CBC News on Wednesday night, a spokesperson for Nova Scotia Health said the decision was made “in response to evolving evidence regarding COVID-19, Omicron sub-variants, protection from vaccine and a review of vaccination policies across other jurisdictions.”
    NSH confirmed the change in policy after a letter to an employee was posted on social media earlier in the day. The letter advises the employee, on unpaid leave for not meeting the COVID-19 immunization requirements, they could return to work as of Monday.
    Brian Comer, the minister of Mental Health and Addictions, told reporters Thursday he has “full faith” in the decision made by the health authorities.
    “They’re the experts in infection control and communicable disease,” said Comer, speaking on behalf on the Health minister.
    The letter to the healthcare worker goes on to direct the employee to notify their manager of their intent to return or resign by March 15.
    “They do not have to come back by then, they just need to contact their manager by this date to confirm their intentions,” said spokesperson Lisa MacSween in an email.
    “If there is no contact we will assume they are resigning their positions. Of course, each case will be assessed on a case by case basis.”
    The province had introduced mandatory vaccinations against COVID-19 for the health sector in November 2021. At the time, any health-care workers who hadn’t received at least one COVID-19 vaccine by Nov. 30 risked employment consequences like being placed on unpaid leave.
    When the mandatory vaccination policy came into effect, 323 Nova Scotia Health employees and 29 IWK employees were forced off the job.
    Two years on, there remain about 100 employees of Nova Scotia Health and fewer than five IWK employees affected by the updated policy.

    https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2311225923587

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 22 2024 #153274
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    “Assange’s extradition would mean that the United Nations is totally irrelevant..”
    To the world outside the US it has proven itself to be just that already. The US uses it as a proxy against all who step out of line because rules ya’ know.

    Cautionary tale:
    I have a friend that has a hate for all things Russia, China and Middle East except Israel, he’s Welsh. We get together usually weekly for a Guinness. Long time good friend so as to avoid conflict I just don’t broach those subjects. His hate is such that with the best of hard facts he cannot view with any
    objectivity what so ever. Merely pointing to something Putin or Trump says that seems to have merit cause some sort of brain cramp that surfaces as Trump supporter or Putin apologist with no reference to anything in reality. Instantly turning an otherwise sensible person into something resembling a troll, so I avoid feeding it and save those conversations for others that can set their biases aside and take an objective look.

    For a different view on the migrant problem in the US take a look north!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2024 #153219
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    “But any decrease in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions won’t have an effect for hundreds to thousands of years—even under the most restrictive circumstances, according to some experts.”

    ‘Experts’ They really have to stop using that word as it has all but lost any meaning. It was the experts that brought us covid and the responses to it. Experts running the ivy league schools, expert economists, experts said that CO2 was going to not just warm the atmosphere but heat it, experts, etc.etc.etc. I’ve grown cold, but it was -19.2c here this morning, maybe that’s it, yeah that gotta be it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2024 #153211
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    You’ve heard the expression “shooting yourself in the foot”, well this is likely an example of shooting yourself in the face with both barrels of a twelve gauge. Fun to watch from a safe distance though.

    Cardone is not the only entrepreneur deciding not to do any business in New York. As RedState reported, Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary, also known as “Mr. Wonderful” said he would never invest in New York now. O’Leary also noted that “every real estate developer does this” regarding the court ruling of Trump, as well as refuting Hochul’s claim that those who do business in New York are “very different than Donald Trump.”

    O’Leary called California a “loser state,” and New York a “mega-loser state.” Instead, he will invest in red states such as North Dakota, Oklahoma, and West Virginia.

    https://redstate.com/levon/2024/02/19/real-estate-investor-grant-cardone-says-he-wont-invest-in-ny-will-double-efforts-in-several-red-states-n2170362

    in reply to: Debt Rattle DayX 2024 #153177
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    The good old CB radio may be the best work around for information sharing.

    https: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfEktZVShf8

    in reply to: Debt Rattle DayX 2024 #153161
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    The four steps of the Cloward-Piven Strategy:
    1. Overload and Break the Welfare System
    2. Have Chaos Ensue
    3. Take Control in the Chaos
    4. Implement Socialism and Communism through Government Force
    What if step 4 is replaced with; balkanize the USA and totally remove that force from the world stage? As it stands now it is the one that stands to lose the most from the reforms that are being worked on by the UN and WHO. Chase them from the world stage as we’re seeing now in the ME and else where. At the same time orchestrate the disruption within the borders of the homeland as they have been doing in foreign lands the last 70 or so years. Who stands to benefit most from this? China! Russia is to China what Canada is to USA, produce of raw materials and consumer of said materials. The numbers even line up some what, 1.4 billion to 145 million. Canada vs USA 35 million to 350 million a ten fold difference. Some say it’s like a chess game or a game of Risk. Not even a close analogy, there are multiple pieces moving at the same time and no dice involved. Russia’s achilles heal is their belief in legally binding agreements, they continued to honour their sales of FF to Europe even after the sanctions, frozen assets and pipe line sabotage. Think this is lost on the Chinese? They have signed multiple contracts with Russia for gas, oil and grains, off the top of my head. As well as military cooperation on many fronts. It is very late in the game, at this point a course correction is all but impossible. We have law fare and censorship running amuck in the west, i.e. more confusion. The level of oppression is beginning to suffocate the few that can see it. Those with the means and foresight are leaving for greener pastures, where ever that may be? Southeast Asia seems to be drawing quite a few, right or wrong. The rest of this decade should be quite the shit show. Playing the blame game isn’t going to solve anything. Expecting the legal system to correct anything is at best wishful thinking, I go back to law fare as to why it won’t. Corporate law is at the top of the legal pyramid and all below bow to it. Replacing it is easy philosophically but in reality there is a big time gap between removing the old system and installing a new one. From the bottom up is often mentioned but the old system won’t view that with any favour, I.E. Amos Miller in Pennsylvania, this one is just the beginning and it looks like Robert Barnes has saved his ass but it will continue to happen in other places until the feds get a precedent. In my humble assessment if it’s the top down road you wish to follow then corporate law has to be made subservient to criminal and civil law, not necessarily in that order, if it exists at all.
    https://conventionofstates.com/news/amish-farmer-raided-by-feds-wins-court-battle-against-usda-mandates/

    Just rambling, now back to your regularly scheduled program.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 19 2024 #153097
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    Philly the city of love? The whole vid is a tuff watch but gets really interesting from the 15 minute mark for about five or six minutes. Ever hear of a little place called Wuhan?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 17 2024 #152956
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    Five Finger Death Punch – Judgement Day (Official Music Video)
    40 million and counting (slaves)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 16 2024 #152883
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    Looks like that grade point average is no measure of intelligence. Hind sight doesn’t require a grade point average of any size.

    Turbo Brain Cancer Due to University COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates in the United States

    “I am a recent graduate of NMCC (2021-associates of arts) and UMFK (2023-bachelors of science), where I earned a 3.89 GPA at both schools, was consistently on the dean’s list, received special honors, recognition, and awards, and graduated as the top student in my program at both schools.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 16 2024 #152874
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    Geomagnetic Extinction: A Paramount Science Disagreement

    One of the most strongly divisive and imminently important issues in science is whether the known geomagnetic excursions of the last 100,000 years are coincident with major climate changes and loss of species.

    The field is utterly divided, and a resolution is not only academically desirable, but evidence suggests that earth’s magnetic field is entering excursion again now, and if this geomagnetic secular variation presents a biosphere problem, the focus and discourse of various fields need a dramatic shift, now.

    This disagreement was highlighted in February 2021, with major publications claiming both that the Laschamp geomagnetic excursion 42,000 years ago was a major extinction event (Cooper et al. 2021) and expressing doubt (Voosen 2021). Both were published in the same volume 371 of the prestigious journal SCIENCE, they created even more confusion in the field, and it is critical that the next round of academic discussions appreciates the magnitude of the issue, and issues involved.

    We often see investigations in this field failing to include a broad enough array of issues. Let’s take the example of the well-publicized study in 2020, when it was proposed that the Neaderthal
    extinction was the result of competition with modern humans, and not abrupt climate change or interbreeding (Timmerman 2020).

    The existence of dramatic geomagnetic changes during the Neanderthal extinction is well established (Blanchet et al. 2006; Channell et al. 2017; Korte et al. 2019; Levi et al. 1990; Noel and Tarling, 1975; Svensson et al. 2006), and this was not part of Timmerman’s analysis, even though this causal link between the excursions and extinctions has been directly explored via the increase in UV light damage to biological cells and DNA due to destruction of the ozone by solar radiation during the excursion (Valet and Valladas, 2010; Channell and Vigliotti, 2019).

    These studies and others have found a plausible causation for the extinction. The Valet and Valladas (2010) paper appeared in the same journal as Timmerman (2020), and Channell and Vigliotti (2019) appeared in the #1 geophysical journal – Reviews of Geophysics (AGU) – it was unacceptable to ignore those studies in this context, and yet it is a common feature of analyses in this field.

    No study investigating the connection between these geomagnetic events and biosphere stress has considered both climate AND radiation exposure as causes of extinction, they pick one or
    the other (Cooper et al. 2021 picked climate change), and there are further biosphere challenges during a geomagnetic excursion which also deserve attention in this discussion.

    Recent studies have revealed numerous correlations between solar storms/cosmic rays and adverse biophysical outcomes like terminal cardiac events and strokes, multiple sclerosis and autoimmune flare-ups, migraines, seizures, and cognitive/emotional stresses. (Cherry 2002; Jarusevicius et al. 2020; Rozhkov et al. 2018; Shepherd et al. 2018; Stoupel et al. 2018; Vencloviene et al. 2018).

    The potential dynamics of these biophysical correlations during a geomagnetic intensity minimum have not been explored in the literature, but there is unquestionably more exposure to those stimuli during an excursion, which means that the adverse reactions will be stronger and more numerous.

    In a geomagnetic minimum, we should consider the well-understood stresses of enhanced UV-B exposure to microbes and plants, which directly impacts their photosynthetic processes, their
    progeny (seed integrity), the herbivores that rely on them, and the carnivores relying on the herbivores. Another challenge comes with the loss of predictability and stability of migratory species; both birds and marine creatures (Granger et al. 2020; Keller et al. 2021) use earth’s magnetic field. It is reasonable to expect the excursion to negatively affect those species and their immediate superiors in the food chain.

    The totality of these challenges, including radiation, bio-electromagnetic coupling, climate changes and competition with modern humans, likely worked as an ensemble of stresses that led to the Neanderthal extinction, that of other hominin species, and numerous megafauna known to have disappeared during past magnetic excursions. These stresses on the food chaincould have created further food insecurity and competition between species, such that even the human-competition-effect would be partially driven by the challenges that come with a geomagnetic excursion.

    Modeling any subsegment of these challenges as independent variables is a considerable error in itself.

    Today, the earth’s magnetic field is undergoing a well-known weakening and shift of the magnetic pole position. These shifts have been accelerating over the last century, with the polar motion
    increasing, and the rate of geomagnetic strength now decreasing at five percent per decade, as opposed to five percent per century for much of the 1900s (Dickerson 2014). The recent identification of another acceleration of the field over the pacific sector in 2017 (Finlay et al. 2020) has put the subject in firm focus as a major ongoing event on our planet.

    Our electrified society, air travel, communications and more have all developed in an age where earth’s magnetic field was much stronger than it will be during the zenith of this excursion event. We now have more than the climate, radiation, food-chain disruption and solar-geomagnetic biology connections to consider in this upcoming event- we are at risk of losing our modern, electrified society.

    It is a common misconception that earth’s last major magnetic event was the famous Laschamp excursion 42,000 years ago, but the Mono Lake, Lake Mungo, and Gothenburg magnetic
    excursions occurred more recently, along with a minor event known as “Hilina Pali”, and one earlier in the timeline that shows up in Vostok corings. These events are fast-flips, rapid reversals, and these occur in a cycle of ~12,000 years. Gothenburg was ~12,000 to 13,000 years ago, and earth’s field is performing the excursion again- right on time.

    Looking ahead to the next round of academic studies on this topic, it is imperative that the field give appropriate treatment to all the potential biosphere stresses invoked by a weakening
    magnetic field and shifting magnetic pole position.

    This includes (1) the loss of ozone and climate changes, (2) the radiation effect from both extra UV and galactic cosmic rays – on the entire food chain, (3) the navigational disruption to species caused by the magnetic change, (4) the geomagnetic interrelationship with critical biological processes, and (5) the dependence of modern society on electricity, and the increased vulnerability of these systems to both cosmic rays and solar flares while earth has a weaker planetary magnetic shield.

    The world is watching, and the future may depend on how well we understand these changes and the challenges they present.

    References

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 16 2024 #152872
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    To save the market from collapse? With what? More fiat! F.S. Laughable really.

    “But in a general economic depression, the exchanges themselves could go bankrupt. No provision for that is made in the Dodd-Frank Act, which purports to decree “no more bailouts.” Still, reasons Prof. Lubben, the government would undoubtedly step in to save the market from collapse.”

    “Anyone” meaning “Doctors”. Who are literal experts. The ones that you may consider “experts” have either quit or been relieved of their positions. So where do you go for timely assistance?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 15 2024 #152804
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    Take this as you see fit:

    The idea that the Kiev regime is sharply divided as its various interest groups are contending for power and influence, mostly in a manner not dissimilar to a hyena brawl, has become an axiom at this point. This has gone so far that those loyal to Volodymyr Zelensky are ready to go after their own comrades in arms to further his agenda, a fact best illustrated by the recent shootdown of the Russian IL-76MD transport aircraft packed with well over 60 Ukrainian POWs (prisoners of war), including at least a dozen members of the infamous “Azov Battalion”.

    The purely Neo-Nazi unit has been involved in gruesome war crimes against the people of Donbass or anyone else refusing to subscribe to their repulsive ideology. The death of such people is surely not something to lament over, but it certainly raises numerous questions. Namely, if the Kiev regime is ready to target its most loyal henchmen with absolutely zero remorse, who else could possibly feel safe?

    It seems France just learned this lesson, albeit the hard way, as is usually the case when dealing with the Neo-Nazi junta. According to Vasily Prozorov, a former Ukrainian intelligence officer (specifically in the SBU, from 1999-2018, per some sources), it seems that the Kiev regime has started hunting down some French mercenaries and “volunteers” in its own ranks.

    Namely, businessman Adrien Baudon de Mony-Pajol and his associate Guennadi Guermanovitch were killed on February 1. Oleksandr Prokudin, the head of the Kherson administration, claimed that the two French citizens were allegedly killed in a Russian strike.

    French President Emmanuel Macron himself also spoke about their deaths, insisting they were “humanitarians”. However, Prozorov claims to have completely different information, suggesting that the deaths of Baudon and Guermanovitch are much more likely the result of the Neo-Nazi junta’s false flag operation.

    As it turns out, Guermanovitch, a man of Belarussian origin, is a highly trained security specialist. He is a retired member of the French Foreign Legion who had close ties not only with various Neo-Nazi organizations in France, but also with the Kiev-aligned Belarussian “Kastus Kalinouski” regiment, currently led by Dzianis Prokharau.

    According to Prozorov’s sources, Baudon and Guermanovitch were actually shot on the Odessa-Kiev highway in the area of the Razdelnyanskaya community in the Odessa region, not as a result of the alleged Russian drone strike on a car in Berislav, as Prokudin claims.

    Prozorov says that the two French citizens were consultants involved in organizing the visit of a high-ranking delegation from France. It seems that Baudon and Guermanovitch found themselves in the middle of a false flag operation and that they were supposed to assist the Kiev regime’s intelligence services in carrying it out, the end goal of which was to blame Moscow.

    However, having found out the details of the operation, the two men refused further cooperation and essentially tried to escape from Ukraine. It seems that precisely this cost them their lives.

    Only a few days later, French President Macron canceled his scheduled visit to Ukraine, citing security reasons, seemingly suggesting that the deteriorating situation is Russia’s responsibility.

    However, the real reason might be precisely the Neo-Nazi junta’s false flag operation. The Kremlin has zero reasons to jeopardize Macron. In fact, it would’ve made much more sense for it to neutralize people like Boris Johnson, who effectively sabotaged the March 2022 peace deal that would’ve ended the conflict in less than a month. However, Russia simply doesn’t operate that way. The Kiev regime, on the other hand, certainly does. Its readiness to sacrifice anyone or anything to hurt Moscow’s interests has been perfectly clear from the very moment it took power.

    The false flag almost certainly involved the murder or at least an attack on the French delegation. This would then be blamed on Russia, with the goal of making sure there would be no possible rapprochement or new peace negotiations, as President Vladimir Putin suggested in his recent interview with Tucker Carlson. It would also almost certainly result in escalating tensions between Russia and France (and, by extension the European Union and NATO), further cementing the conflict in Europe. Baudon and Guermanovitch most likely realized just how dangerous it is to be involved in such an operation, so they wanted to get out of Ukraine as soon as possible. However, the information they had at that point was far too incriminating and the Neo-Nazi junta certainly wouldn’t have allowed them to leave the country with it. Any potential public revelations about the abortive false flag would’ve surely made the Kiev regime even more unpopular in Europe and elsewhere.

    As for Macron, this should serve as a bitter lesson for his foolish policy of supporting the Neo-Nazi junta. Nearly two years ago, it could’ve cost him re-election in the aftermath of the Battle of Mariupol and the fall of Azovstal. However, even that pales in comparison to the fact that the Kiev regime, a loose cannon(particularly in recent years), is ready to sacrifice anyone and anything to further its mindless goal of “defeating Russia”. According to Prozorov, the fact that the false flag failed doesn’t mean that the Neo-Nazi junta gave up on the idea. He doesn’t rule out the possibility that its intelligence services might soon try to carry out something similar and warns that a new operation could target a high-ranking delegation from another country. What’s more, he claims that, instead of giving up on this deranged idea, the Kiev regime will simply try to draw conclusions and learn from its mistakes so it could conduct more false flags.

    Kiev Regime Sharply Divided: Just Killed French Mercenaries. False Flag Operation Intent on Framing Russia? President Macron Cancels His Trip to Ukraine

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2024 #152659
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    aspnaz:

    “When people talk about national companies I immediately see a misunderstanding of the world. Even very national products, such as Marmite in the UK, are mostly produced by international corporations, in this case Unilever. The fact that Unilever was founded as a British company does not change the fact that it is now an international company listed on LSE and is probably owned, at any one time, by all sorts of foreign pension funds etc.”

    egg-fucking-sactly. Drives me crazy as well trying to explain the nuances that the global financial fakery system is a pyramid scheme of growth for growths sake based on fiat, what could possibly go wrong?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2024 #152610
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    ‘Israel’s’ six-front war is just one theatre in the American multiplex of horror. America is fighting multiple wars, and constantly trying to start new ones. I know they’re only called ‘World Wars’ when white people are fighting each other, but I don’t know what else to call this. America is at war across the whole world and losing on all fronts.

    To the north, America has already lost to Russia. To their south, they’re facing their own uncompleted genocide — pesky brown people still walking the earth, not respecting colonial borders. Then, to the East, we have ‘Israel’s’ incomplete genocide of Palestine, which has turned into a regional rebellion against America. Finally, to the west there’s China — which America actually wants to fight — but they can’t even get to that side of the bar without ten other guys punching them.

    Meanwhile, within America, they are deeply divided internally (ie, they hate themselves) and the climate is collapsing atop everything (the gods hate them too). America’s World War is not just fighting everyone in the world, but also fighting weather. All losing propositions.

    More:
    https://indi.ca/americas-stupid-world-war/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2024 #152593
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    Aspnaz yesterday:

    “I don’t know how this rule impacted water consumption in the USA, but it seems to me that the USA uses a lot of water”

    even more hot air!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 12 2024 #152514
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    It would seem I have reflexes that a cat might envy:

    Error: Slow down; you move too fast.
    Error: Duplicate reply detected; it looks as though you’ve already said that.

    Me thinks the system is the slug not my extreme speed! Said the two finger typist.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 12 2024 #152513
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    From the end of Edward Curtin’s latest:

    Terra Incognito

    By D. H. Lawrence

    There are vast realms of consciousness still undreamed of
    vast ranges of experience, like the humming of unseen harps,
    we know nothing of, within us.
    Oh when man has escaped from the barbed-wire entanglement
    of his own ideas and his own mechanical devices
    there is a marvellous rich world of contact and sheer fluid beauty
    and fearless face-to-face awareness of now-naked life
    and me, and you, and other men and women
    and grapes, and ghouls, and ghosts and green moonlight
    and ruddy-orange limbs stirring the limbo
    of the unknown air, and eyes so soft
    softer than the space between the stars,
    and all things, and nothing, and being and not-being
    alternately palpitant,
    when at last we escape the barbed-wire enclosure
    of Know Thyself, knowing we can never know,
    we can but touch, and wonder, and ponder, and make our effort
    and dangle in a last fastidious fine delight
    as the fuchsia does, dangling her reckless drop
    of purple after so much putting forth
    and slow mounting marvel of a little tree.

    The Unexpected

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 12 2024 #152489
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    “Here’s a test of your medical knowledge and your courage wrapped into one brief question.”

    None of the above.

    It was the pension fund managers.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 11 2024 #152420
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    “We need to restore and expand our industrial base more quickly so that we can increase supplies to Ukraine and replenish our own stocks. That means switching from slow production in times of peace to fast production, as is necessary in conflicts,” he said.

    With what? No actual manufacturing to work with, only assembly plants that don’t have access to energy at the same price the non west can get. The chain of production that he envisions no hasn’t existed in the west for a long time. Money alone won’t produce it. What is required is a long chain of processes that will have to be rebuilt from the bottom, from the trained workforce to the actual processing plants and manufacturing facilities needed to create this shit from raw materials. With so much of the natural resources wasted on the “green revolution” and senseless wars of give us this for next to nothing or we’ll bomb you back to the stone age stile of business. Just what does he think will draw this up out of the ground? Money? The best part is that finance might have a shot at it if it wasn’t all fiat.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 10 2024 #152336
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    Now lets not be hasty.

    But I don’t want to talk about Putin. Because everyone is talking about Putin.
    I want to talk about Carlson.
    The Tucker Carlson who has been suddenly positioned as a supposed anti-establishment JFK-doubting, 9/11 truthing threat to the system.
    The same Tucker Carlson whose father was director of the Voice of America. The same Tucker Carlson who censored and insulted 9/11 skeptics on his show.
    The same Tucker Carlson who applied to (but was allegedly turned down by) the CIA.
    How did this re-invention happen?
    When did it happen?
    Why did it happen?
    And no, I’m not claiming everything he says is de facto wrong, a lot of it is in fact very right. His monologues on the state of the economy, the 2020 election, JFK and 9/11 have all been at least partially accurate.
    …but that should make us ask more questions, shouldn’t it?
    Did he have some great awakening?
    Even if you believe he did, do you believe that his bosses at Fox did as well? Or that Elon Musk did? Or that either of these entities would be powerless to stop him dropping supposed truth bombs on their dime if they didn’t want him to?

    What NO ONE is saying about Tucker Carlson’s Putin Interview

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 9 2024 #152280
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    False flag anyone?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 8 2024 #152178
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    Thomas Brand
    Studied at Mississippi State University

    Well, true EMPs are a sort of interaction between the gamma and x-rays emitted by a nuclear weapon, the atmosphere, and the magnetic field of the Earth. There are a lot of different things that actually go on there, it’s not one big soggy lump. The different phases of the EMP affect different types of things – one phase tends to take out electronics, another tends to blow long AC distribution lines and so on.

    How MUCH of an effect you get varies with the weapon design, yield, altitude and latitude. If you set a nuke off in deep space as a weapon against incoming alien spaceships, for example, there would be no EMP. If you detonated one at, say, 30,000 feet, you’d get much less EMP than if you set the same weapon off in near Earth orbit.

    There aren’t any nukes that have only EMP and nothing else, although it’s been said that you can tune a design to yield more x-rays than you might otherwise get, and x-rays are what makes the wheels on the EMP go round and round. So you could OPTIMIZE a weapon design to produce more EMP per bang, all other things being equal. They say.

    Now, what you might be thinking is, “But I have heard there is an EMP bomb, and if all EMP is driven by a nuke, then surely it has to be nuclear…?” and you likely did. The problem here is sloppy terminology or reporting by a journalist who didn’t understand the topic, or in some cases, from power points that have been overly dumbed down for brass.

    There are three sorts of things that often are presented to the lay public as “EMP” which categorically are not: coronal mass ejections, or CME, solar flares, and military weapon systems that fall into two bins aptly named “High Power Microwave” or HPM, and magnetic pulse weapons.

    The major effect of CMEs on ground electronics is caused by something we call “geomagnetic heave.” Basically, a CME is a fairly compact wad of charged particles that come barreling out of the Sun like a giant invisible baseball. If it impacts the Earth’s magnetic field, it will be (mostly) bumped aside and dispersed. But the Earth’s magnetic field will buck as this happens, wobbling wildly back and forth. This motion induces current into long, unbroken conductors, like AC distribution lines. While these COULD be designed to ignore heave, that costs some money and we can’t have that. This is why the “Carrington Event” burned up telegraph lines, and why the longer AC distribution goes down during solar events. Real EMPs have a heave component as one of the phases, and that’s one of about six reasons why they also cause AC power system upset.

    Solar flares are mostly a big random mix of UHF, x-rays and gamma. While they cause something similar to the x-rays from a nuke, solar flares have enough of a ramp time that you don’t get a real EMP. However, from the point of view of ground electronics, the radio noise interferes with ground communications, and the x-rays and gamma randomly enhance the ionosphere, which plays havoc with radio.

    HPM weapons are just that. A design that emits a crap ton of microwaves, generally in a directional fashion in order to get the antenna gain up. This has really negative effects on electronics, but generally in a fairly confined area. This is because you’ve only got so much total power to go around, and military electronics are designed to resist such things. So you can’t set off some sort of HPM weapon and zap the whole US. Maybe a couple of square blocks. The larger the area you try to cover per weapon, the fewer systems you will disable. A lot of these are “one shot” flux compressors with some sort of virtual cathode device, a sort of “HPM bomb” if you will. But there are also HPM weapon systems that can fire many times, some of which are portable. As an example, there is an airfield point defense system that basically uses banks of emitters from AESA systems to fry up incoming enemy aircraft and missiles. Some current AESA systems on aircraft have a seldom-used option to fry incoming missiles, the pilots of other aircraft, or very small ground targets. You can get these mounted in cruise missiles as well. And there are C130s equipped with CARMs that can loiter around battlefields, cooking up personnel and equipment. HPM isn’t as effective against power lines or systems that are in bunkers, but it’s dandy for surface electronics.

    There used to be more interest in magnetic pulse emitters which WOULD be better for those things, but just honking out a big magnetic pulse from an aircraft or bomb isn’t as effective as you might like, because there’s this pesky sixth power of the distance fall off for that sort of thing. You have to deliver your pulse right at the target, which needs to be fairly compact. HPM, like any electromagnetic radiation, has a more manageable square of the distance path loss. But pure H fields don’t persist for any distance. This makes magnetic pulse weapons pretty useless in practical applications.

    https://www.quora.com/Do-all-nuclear-bombs-have-an-EMP-effect-or-are-there-nuclear-bombs-that-only-have-an-EMP-effect

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 8 2024 #152146
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    “In his newly published book, Nuclear High-Attitude Electromagnetic Pulse, Steven Starr shows that all it takes is one nuclear explosion to shut down the United States and throw the population back into the Dark Ages.”

    Quick to pick this one up is PCR. Fear mongering with all their might. Again all I see is “fund me!” More cold fusion bullshit.

    https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/world-wont-end-danger-emp-attack-more-fantasy-fact-94681

    https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/why-electromagnetic-pulse-attack-emp-attack-just-fake-news-steroids-101902

    https://www.vice.com/en/article/kwxq4v/we-asked-a-military-expert-how-scared-the-us-should-be-of-an-emp-attack-508

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 3 2024 #151818
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    Ron Paul
    What if our foreign policy was deeply flawed the entire time?

    What if it was the plan.

    It’s planned division. I’ve said so since I heard about balkanizing Russia. It’s really the USA that is on the chopping block. If the USA can’t get its internal divisions mended they will succeed in splitting it up, this decade. North America should be defended from its edges. Get the troops home to our own soil and this includes Canada. We have two massive oceans that are great moots, let them come to us instead of us crossing over. The energy and material wasted fighting overseas would be better spent on our home turf. The turmoil overseas is on behalf of corporate, if they wish to keep it going just to pillage for the benefit of their shareholders then let them do it on their own dime.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 1 2024 #151666
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    [Translation by Dr. William Makis]

    “Ladies and gentlemen of Progressive Slovakia and the Opposition parties, have you seen the statistics on how our deaths have risen from various cardiovascular events due to vaccination?

    But you reject it, of course you reject it, while you claim that (COVID-19) Vaccination was the best thing in the world.

    What do you know about how many vaccines we have left over that expired and how much money was thrown away into the air? What do you know about purchases of medical equipment and tests? You know that we demonstrated very clearly the connection of one company from Trnava (Slovakia) to the chairman of one of the opposition political parties.

    Hundreds of thousands, millions worth of purchases, completely useless. What do you know about management? What do you know about what was going on in terms of taking various measures which, in our view,significantly increased the morbidity than was perhaps the case in other countries?

    And you all laughed at the other states, other countries. You laughed at Russia, where they stood on the principle of individual visits of patients by doctors, and they managed it significantly better than we managed it here in Slovakia.

    We have 21,000 deaths, which we connect with the fact that the governments that were here since 2020 were not capable of managing (the pandemic) and cared only about economic gains and of course made sure they were bowing to pharmaceutical companies from which they bought huge quantities of useless medical equipment and often also vaccines.

    I don’t even want to talk about the European level, you know that I have been very open and I said it to Madam President of the European Commission (Ursula von der Leyen) openly that the suspicions that are connected with her and to the purchase, the largest purchase in the history of the European Commission, of vaccines, when she literally exchanged secret SMS text messages with CEO of Pfizer (Albert Bourla), and when, to the ridicule of Members of the European Parliament a report was issued that was completely blacked out, we will simply never be able to find out the truth of what role pharmaceutical companies played and who actually organized this whole circus around COVID-19.

    Under these conditions, ladies and gentlemen, the government of Slovak Republic has decided that it will include into the Government’s Program Statement, a commitment that it will settle this issue. The Slovak public simply needs an answer, needs an answer in regards to vaccination, what it actually was. Why were people vaccinated with various experimental Vaccines without any trials? Why were all sorts of drugs forced into people? Why was there state wide testing? Who was buying? Why were they buying? What quantities were being bought? How much money did it cost?

    And we’ll end up at billions, at billions, you can grin all you want because you don’t even know anything other than showing disrespect for another opinion. You know democracy is about sometimes respecting another opinion. When you are here discussing for the third week talking about the Criminal Code, nobody is swearing at you, we are listening to you, you are talking, so please be kind enough if we have a different opinion, then please respect it even if you disagree with it.

    Under these conditions, we have decided that we will create an Office of the Government Plenipotentiary which will be dealing with these questions. Today, we have not only appointed the Director of Plenipotentiary, but we’ve also empowered him when it comes to obtaining information from various Institutions, in particular we will be obtaining information from the Chief Hygienist, we will be asking questions at the National Health Information Center. We still want to know, based on what we currently have available to us, what actually happened.

    I think that Dr.Kotlar, Member of the National Assembly, is sufficiently equipped in terms of information. I see that he is also prepared in terms of assembling a team. I have requested from him that before we make any public statements, that we have first gone through everything at the government, and I am absolutely convinced that his work will lead to results that we will make public and we will tell the Slovak public what in God’s name happened during COVID.

    We know today one thing for sure: previous governments completely failed to manage COVID properly and have around their necks 21,000 dead people and apparently they made a huge amount of money on the unnecessary purchases of various medical equipment and vaccines.

    Thank you very much.”

    ***

    My Take…
    A few weeks ago, newly elected Slovakia Prime Minister Robert Fico clearly outlined his governing party’s position on rejecting the WHO Pandemic Treaty. I translated his speech here.

    Slovakia Prime Minister Robert Fico Orders Investigation into COVID-19 Pandemic Management and Vaccines After 21,000 Excess Deaths Announced in Slovakia Since 2020

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 31 2024 #151606
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    @celticbiker: “If people keep being entranced by images on the cave wall…we’ll soon all be dead.”

    Having been around for six and a half decades I can no longer give much of a shit about it. I’ve spent most of my life trying to educate those around me about the path we seemed to be on, to no avail. I feel for the those that are going to have to navigate the coming storm. I tried to show even my immediate family the most likely trajectory we were headed in. From the fiscal decent into the perils of usury to blindly following authority because they know more than you, all I got was crickets or “you can’t believe that can you”. I’ve done the stages of grief and now I can only sit back and watch as the collapse of western society proceeds unabated. All there is for me to do now is grab some popcorn and watch the shit show unfold. I hope my few remaining years run out before my potato supply does. Defeatist? No just realist. I do have a subset of knowledge as well as traditional tools to show any that wish to try, however I’m by no means a teacher, so they’ll have to be quick learners if it is I that’s doing the showing. If you’re slow on the uptake you’ll find me short on patience. Can’t help it, I believe I may be sigma.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 29 2024 #151449
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    Following the lead of what they say Russia is doing!

    – Western analysts and commentators are contemplating increasingly desperate measures to speed up production increases, including sacrificing quality and safety, something they’ve all recently criticized Russia for doing as it expands munition production;

    US Seeks “New” Strategy for Ukraine as Reality of Russia’s Advantages Sets in

    Brian Berletic

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 27 2024 #151295
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    “Germany is developing a new comprehensive defence plan implying the “containment” of Russia.”

    As noted by many here, do they even read what they write?
    Germany covers an area of approximately 137,847 square miles.
    Russia is the world’s largest country with a total area of 6,592,735 square miles.
    Containment, sure, go for it, I’ll wait. No industry, no fuel, the general population hates the government for the most part. Fuck wits.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 24 2024 #151035
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    integrity | ɪnˈtɛɡrɪti |
    noun [mass noun]
    1 the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles: a gentleman of complete integrity.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 23 2024 #150975
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 23 2024 #150956
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    A thought on CBCD’s. Anywhere these become a reality than accountants would no longer be required would they? If all transactions are followed and spending is controlled by A.I. no need to employ bean counters. A.I. would assign all required remittances at the time of transaction to the corresponding recipients including the taxes to various .gov dept. This would also cut back the number of legal beagles required would it not? Funny really when it seems that this sort are some of the ones proposing this. Give them enough rope….

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 20 2024 #150794
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    tboc: “With this information in hand, what value does the pursuit of this objective have for humanity as a whole.” No value what so ever.

    “Does achieving the goal bring one closer to engagement with the affairs of men or leave one estranged, a clod washed away by the sea?” No it does not, you are estranged as well as washed away.

    The whole experiment I’ve gone through is on of economic prudence. My first house off the electrical grid came about in ’07. The spot I wanted to build on was a kilometre from the nearest hydro pole which would have cost an approx. 40k to bring it to the site. The system including a gen that was stand alone rated cost 24k. No brainer from cost stand point. From experience with my former home on the grid I knew that we could live with 3kw daily use based on the meter readings on my electric bill.

    By coincidence, are there coincidences?, I happen to have a daughter with a husband and two boys. They were gifted some acreage from me and wanted to go off grid as well. Set up cost was about the same in ’11 as when I built in ’07. The cost to bring the hydro in as far as they were was about even with the off grid price. The boys were toddlers at the time we built their new home. All went well until the boys got older. Getting tweens and teenagers to live by the sun wasn’t going well. So after doing a shit ton of math and taking advantage of the “new” green agenda .gov was pushing everywhere they went grid tied and are now “connected”. So going directly to your points:

    1. The bounds of geographical latitude that your experience would be applicable to.

    45 degrees north

    2. The scope of technology required, not to enter into trial and error, to insure a modicum of success.

    I’m using 21 solar Pv panels roof mounted rated at 260 watts, one combiner box basically a vdc breaker panel, 80 ft of #3 copper wire, yes big shit, to bring the power from the combiner to the charge controllers,
    two Flex max 60 charge controllers by Outback, one Outback radian series inverter/charger GS8048 the 80 is 8000 continuous watts producing 240 vac, one Mate three control panel, the inverter will run fine without the panel but you have more control over the input/output parameters with the control panel and one load centre basically another breaker panel fixed to the bottom of the inverter where dc power comes in and the ac goes out. Depending on local building codes you could run the home from the breaker suite available here, room for ten ac breakers. I’ve used a 200 amp panel as required by my local codes and then ran my power from the load centre to the panel to satisfy the inspectors. Then there is the battery bank that can vary in cost from a couple of thousand to well tens of thousands depending on your situation and desires. All that’s left is a gen to consider. I run an 8kw 30amp propane generator, more than plenty the way I use my system.

    3. The cost of putting the required infrastructure, including backup(mechanical generators and stored energy), into operational readiness.

    I done the install of the entire system my self. It’s a vdc system so black negative, red positive, if you can boost your auto and install a new radio you can do this. So no idea what a company would charge. It took me about two working days to do the install.

    4. The amount of resources to be put aside to create a fund for maintenance and replacement. The time that it would take to have these funds in place before necessity emerges.

    I’ve put in three systems one in ’07, one ’11 for my daughter and family and the last in ’15. To date the only replacement parts needed have been new batteries. If the system is used in a moderate way the batteries should get you four to ten years, this would depend entirely on the type and up front cost you want to foot. At a lower end of $4000 on lead acid, it’s reasonable to assume 6 or 7 years before replacement. If you stick away $100 bucks a month it should more than cover any replacement parts.

    Back in ’07 when I done the first system all the hype was about green save the planet shit and I thought that I might lead by example! Oh the naivety. I should have known better. Lots of accolades from people but no one followed. I’m quite comfortable living close to the sun as money has never been a driving force for me besides what was immediately needed for day to day bills. I could not get behind faith based systems and none are more faith based than fiat currency. The plus I get from my own system is watching the contortions made by the public at large with every increase in the electric bill. Beyond that there is no virtue in this. As Dr D says “Every watt not used is a watt you don’t have to buy or store.” I would add, create. I see dollars the same way, if you don’t spend it you don’t have to earn it and by way of not earning it you aren’t taxed on it. Hope that makes it at least as clear as mud. The following site has a lot of good info for those with interest in the off grid. https://shop.aeesolar.com/s/category/offgrid/0ZG1Q000000GmaHWAS
    For remote cabins or full time homes this is a good way to go but if your near the grid than conservation is more likely the best option. Beware the Jevons paradox problem. Easier = more energy slaves somewhere.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 19 2024 #150729
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    The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) motto for Davos24 (ongoing) is “Rebuilding Trust”. This is worse than a joke because what the WEF propagates openly – a Polygon Cyberattack, a not yet identified virus “X”, already somewhere out there (say Bill Gates and WHO’s Tedros), and more — as well as the untold secret behind closed-door topics, is anything but “Building Trust”……

    Biggest Dam Removal Project in US History
    Have you heard about another lunacy being planned and in terms of predictive programming, the people being made aware of – scared? Predictive Programming is the Cult’s way of assuring success for their evil endeavors. So, they must tell people, stun them, block them as the shock incapacitates them from countering these diabolical actions.

    The first step of this insanity is that four of the six dams corralling the Klamath River—which runs through Oregon and Northern California—are in the process of being removed by the end of the year. Supposedly for “good environment”,…..

    Take turbo cancers: Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said in a recent interview that turbo cancer (aggressive cancers) are on the rise in young people.

    Expect large proportions of young people, as many as a third, being hit by turbo cancer (Bourla).

    Pfizer is working hard to develop medication to fight this deadly disease. Bourla did not mention that the scary ascent of cancers are largely the results of the Covid vaxx-injections, a fair share of which were produced by Pfizer. Disease is their golden cash-cow playing into the WEF / UN2030 population reduction objective.

    “Building Trust”?: The World Economic Forum Is the West’s Perfect “White-Collar Euthanasia Agent”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 19 2024 #150728
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    Jan. 8, 2024 (Businesswire) – Johnson & Johnson to Acquire Ambrx, Advancing Next Generation Antibody Drug Conjugates to Transform the Treatment of Cancer

    Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) announced today it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Ambrx Biopharma, Inc., or Ambrx, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company with a proprietary synthetic biology technology platform to design and develop next-generation antibody drug conjugates (ADCs), in an all-cash merger transaction for a total equity value of $2.0 billion
    results seen to date with ARX517 in mCRPC (prostate cancer) are promising and represent a potential first- and best-in-class targeted therapy for the treatment of this aggressive disease.
    Ambrx’s proprietary ADC technology incorporates the advantages of highly specific targeting monoclonal antibodies securely linked to a potent chemotherapeutic payload to achieve targeted and efficient elimination of cancer cells without the prevalent side-effects typically associated with chemotherapy
    Following completion of the transaction, Ambrx’s common stock will no longer be listed for trading on the NASDAQ Global Select Market.
    Turbo Cancers
    This is my original prediction about COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Induced Turbo Cancers, which may change slightly over time as more data comes in.

    Top 5 Turbo Cancers by # of people who will be affected long term:

    Johnson & Johnson to Acquire $2 Billion Drug Developer “Ambrx Biopharma” to Treat Turbo Cancers with Same Tech as Pfizer’s $43 Billion Seagen Acquisition

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 19 2024 #150727
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    Canadian community doctor Dr. Charles Hoffe was one of the first to notice something was “wrong” with the vaccines in April 2021 after he witnessed terrible injuries (strokes etc.) and even a death in the patients he was vaccinating. He then wrote an open letter to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia with his observations and concerns, suggesting that perhaps the jabs should be put on pause until their safety could be more assured. One paragraph from the letter said:

    “In our small community of Lytton, BC, we have one person dead, and three people who look as though they will be permanently disabled, following their first dose of the Moderna vaccine. The age of those affected ranges from 38 to 82 years of age,” he wrote.

    Hoffe was then banned from working in the local emergency ward and other provincial hospitals. He later submitted more than a dozen claims of vaccine injuries on behalf of his patients, but all were denied validity.

    https://pierrekorymedicalmusings.com/p/the-long-awaited-debate-of-covid?

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