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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle Christmas Eve 2024 #177698
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    “That may be why, in the Middle East, the Governments behave in ways we personally do not approve of. The only way to keep order is to be tough, sharp, and overwhelming. Like Saudi.”
    Only in the middle east, pity!

    “Would that be smart or stupid? Because what I see is, IF you could do that, immediately all the OTHER people would stop working and improving themselves and just ASK the central supercomputer for answers. Getting dumber and less able in a straight line from minute one. Why would or should they? Supercomputer is going to do it better anyway. I’ll be the toddler. You be the Mommy.”

    Already there doc!
    Central computer = smart phone

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 19 2024 #177309
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    Bird flu? If it was so contagious why are there any wild birds left at all by now? This past summer one small farmer had an outbreak of bird flu. Very small operation well out in the countryside. These outbreaks seem only to happen at farming operations? There is something else going on here. A couple of wild ducks waddling through the pen or some sparrow shit in the waterer kills the whole flock, but not the wild population? Where is that sparrow or those nasty killer ducks? Well trained assassins those wildfowl, leaving no trace or trail of death. Hmmm…..

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 19 2024 #177308
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    “Situational Ethics” = the end justifies the means. So when you tread in thinking you have the advantage and are willing to use all means at your disposal, only to find out after wading in you don’t, what happens?
    Well it would seem here in the west you runaway calling foul. “Situational Ethics” is a two way street, it only looks one way until you’re well down it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 18 2024 #177278
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    “You have to be sure to kill them for no reason at all”
    There are names for that too: War/police action

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 18 2024 #177251
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    Watched this last evening, hadn’t heard of it. Seems a bit surreal when you consider recent events. It was made in 2020.

    In the aftermath of a devastating personal tragedy, one man’s life is forever altered by the loss of his child. His grief soon turns into a fiery determination to expose and destroy the sinister forces profiting from human suffering. At the heart of his crusade lies the opioid epidemic—a crisis fueled by white-collar criminals who prioritize profit over human lives. Armed with nothing but his relentless drive and a deep sense of justice, he sets out to dismantle the corrupt empire responsible for so much pain.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 18 2024 #177235
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    “Burnout, depression, and anxiety are the main issues that significantly undermine productivity, economists, business leaders, and health advocates have warned.”

    Maybe because most are lying pieces of shit and, it is starting to be apparent to them that those outside of their professions are looking at them funny. As well as not following their advice with an, “in your face kinda way”.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 17 2024 #177163
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    The link remove the space after www
    https://www .yumpu.com/en/document/view/63215583/free-download-read-the-big-fat-surprise-why-butter-meat-and-cheese-belong-in-a-healthy-diet-ebook-pdf

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 17 2024 #177162
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    This is probably a fair example of how everything in .gov works. Interesting read if you haven’t seen it.
    With in the pages it describes how policy can be corrupted. Everything in moderation.

    Key Points:

    Ancel Keys and the diet-heart hypothesis: Teicholz explores how Ancel Keys, a prominent nutritionist, promoted the idea that saturated fats cause heart disease, leading to widespread adoption of low-fat diets. However, Keys’ research was flawed, and subsequent studies have failed to replicate his findings.
    The Mediterranean Diet: Teicholz critiques the Mediterranean Diet, often touted as a healthy model, arguing that it is not as effective as claimed and may even be detrimental to some individuals.
    Saturated fats are not the enemy: Teicholz presents evidence that saturated fats, found in animal products like butter, cheese, and meat, are not inherently harmful. In fact, some saturated fats may even have beneficial effects on health.
    Unsaturated fats are not always healthy: Teicholz highlights the limitations of unsaturated fats, which can become rancid and even toxic when exposed to air. She argues that the emphasis on unsaturated fats has led to the widespread use of unhealthy, processed vegetable oils.
    Cholesterol and heart disease: Teicholz discusses the complexities of cholesterol and its relationship to heart disease. She argues that high cholesterol levels do not necessarily predict heart disease risk and that some individuals may even benefit from higher cholesterol levels.
    The food industry’s response: Teicholz examines how the food industry has responded to the low-fat craze, introducing unhealthy, processed alternatives to saturated fats, such as partially hydrogenated oils.
    A new understanding of dietary fat: Teicholz concludes that a balanced diet that includes moderate amounts of saturated fats, along with other nutrients, is the key to optimal health. She advocates for a more nuanced understanding of dietary fat and a rejection of the low-fat dogma.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 17 2024 #177147
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    “A 2% allocation to Bitcoin from this pool would, in theory, drive the cryptocurrency’s price to around $900,000 per unit..”

    The one thing about fiat, there is no upper limit to imaginary monies. There is however a bottom and it’s “gone” like they never existed. With BC there won’t even be a useless piece of paper to start a fire with.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 16 2024 #177064
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    Freeland wants Trudy’s spot in the liberal party. Unlikely to get a shot from her present position. I expect her to slide away from the limelight til he’s gone. We shall see I guess.

    Amazon parent company Meta:
    Amazon’s Dirty Tactics Are Costing You 61% More On Every Purchase

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 16 2024 #177019
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    Germ: “you can’t fix stupid”
    “even if it did, I think I’d keep on with the boosters”

    The fix is in.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 11 2024 #176675
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    A survey sent to the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) questioned soldiers regarding so-called “extremism” activity, including wearing “Make Canada Great Again” hats.

    On November 26, the Department of National Defence sent CAF members an “extremism” probe gauging “Hateful Conduct and Right-Wing Extremism in the Canadian Armed Forces,” written by the Ontario Tech University’s Network for Research on Hateful Conduct and Right-Wing Extremism in the CAF.

    “The collected information will provide researchers with the means to understand and provide recommendations on how to detect and combat hateful conduct and radicalization among CAF members,” the news release read.

    “Study results could also help develop recommendations on targeted interventions, systemic reform, and policy,” it continued.

    According to screenshots obtained by independent media outlet True North News, the survey’s definition of “extremism” seems to include patriotism and questioning mainstream narratives.

    One section asked if soldiers had purchased “extremism merchandise” such as a “Make Canada Great Again hat,” “‘liked’ an extremist group post on social media,” or “provided strategic advice or training to an extremist group” in the past two to five years.

    The questionnaire questioned if soldiers had ever “searched for and watched extremist music and/or videos,” “sported a tattoo or clothing with extremist symbols,” or verbally or physically attacked a member of a racial or religious minority.

    Later, the survey asked CAF members to what extent they agree with statements including, “Jews have too much control over certain institutions,” “Canada appears to be moving towards fascism,” and “non-white immigration trends are a threat to white people.”

    https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/canadian-military-survey-on-extremism-asked-soldiers-if-theyve-worn-make-canada-great-again-hats/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 11 2024 #176672
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    TDK from the conclusion in the SARS-CoV-2 Vaccination and the Multi-Hit Hypothesis of Oncogenesis I read this “the success of the novel mRNA-based vaccines against COVID-19”. Looks like the conclusion they’ve come to is more of the mRNA is the saviour. Words, maybe it’s a typo or brain cramp, success, sure.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2024 #176562
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    A link from my above post, long read, this isn’t global production, it’s what’s on the export market. If you’re a net importer it could be problematic. If you’re in a producer country it will be there but much costlier.

    If my calculations in part 2 are correct, we lose 5,3 mbd of
    overall oil exports (not only diesel) this year (2024) and 6,8
    mbd next year. This is almost 500 000 mbd every month. It
    is really difficult to believe (but I have to follow my calculations, wherever they lead).
    It’s important to remember that global oil exports has had a
    steep accelerated rate of decline even when global oil production (both conventional and unconventional) was growing.
    Therefore the decline will be really steep when global oil production plateaus, let alone begins to exponentially decline,
    then we will go over the “Energy Cliff”, and the Great Collapse is here.
    I have done many different calculations, from different angles
    and with different parameters, to try to validate my results, and
    all calculations confirm my results above, more or less, all
    point in the same direction. I have counted them, and it is
    eleven different sets of calculations, all pointing in the same
    direction. Regarding the end of “ANE” (“available net exports”) one say it will happen 2023, four say 2024, seven say
    2025, six say 2026, four say 2027, one say 2028 and one say
    around 2030 (my starting point in the beginning of the book).
    “ANE” means global net oil exports minus the combined net oil
    imports of China and India.
    I have serious trouble believing in my own calculations. They
    feel too radical. Maybe there is something wrong with the data or
    with my calculations (but I cannot calculate otherwise, I’m not an
    expert in math). Therefore I think 2027 is the most likely time for
    the end of “ANE” globally. This is also what the blogger “Crash
    Watcher” ended up with (he has done very detailed research),
    when he calculated the end of the net oil exports of the ten biggest
    oil exporting countries, which is really what counts here.

    https://un-denial.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/lars-larsen-the-end-of-global-net-oil-exports-13th-edition-2024.pdf

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2024 #176560
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    America’s Hard And Soft Power (Is Running Out)
    Today, imperial spectators are supposed to support Al-Qaeda 3.0 invading Syria, and oppose Hamas defending Palestine. They’re supposed to mourn a genocide from last century and commit one right now. They’re supposed to oppose invasions in general, unless it’s under NATO generals, in which case it’s good somehow. They’re supposed to be defending democracy in places without elections (like Ukraine), and overturning elections in places that have them (Romania, Pakistan, Peru, France, etc). Does any of this make sense? Is it even internally consistent? Western propaganda, along with western empire, is falling apart. They’re forcing it, and the cover-up is a farce.
    The rest:
    https://indi.ca/americas-hard-and-soft-power/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2024 #176531
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    “sweeping pardons”
    Nothing screams guilty like being pardoned for a crime you haven’t been charged with, let alone convicted.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2024 #176467
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    This Syrian thing, something isn’t right here, another Afghanistan or it is all going accordingly? The more one looks the less there is to see it would seem. Resource wars? Most likely. Sense and sensibility, there was never much up top now there seems a complete loss.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2024 #176463
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    Climate alarmists score an own goal: Bovaer’s major route of excretion is CO2

    The drug Bovaer which is described as a feed additive for dairy cows to “reduce emissions” has been disclosed as consisting of three ingredients: silicon dioxide, propylene glycol and 3-nitrooxypropanol (“3-NOP”).

    Writing for UK Column, Dr. Mike Williams takes a brief look at the studies done on 3-NOP to establish if it is “safe and effective.”

    The European Food Safety Authority’s (“EFSA’s”) Panel on Additives and Products or Substances used in Animal Feed (“FEEDAP”) concludes that the genotoxicity potential of 3-NOP cannot be ruled out, indicating a potential to cause cancer, he writes. 3-NOP’s impact on humans is unknown as it remains untested.

    3-NOP was found to induce chromosome damage and gene mutations and an increase in benign gastrointestinal mesenchymal tumours in studies on female rats. Adverse effects on fertility and reproduction were also seen in rats, including severe reduction of spermatogenesis in males and failure to become pregnant in females at high doses.

    Although studies show that 3-NOP does not transmit in dosed animals’ milk, the breakdown product of 3-NOP, 3-nitrooxypropionic acid (“NOPA”), was detected in cow’s plasma and milk, and is assumed to be responsible for testicular toxicity.

    In a twist which shows climate alarmists’ plans to be self-defeating, the use of 3-NOP in cows also results in increased hydrogen emissions and the major route of excretion is as carbon dioxide (CO2).

    More:

    Climate alarmists score an own goal: Bovaer’s major route of excretion is CO2

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 8 2024 #176373
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    Oxy, Oro: Yes people seem “not there”. I was thinking the same things. Was it the jab only or is the cognitive dissonance starting to stir in those that have it turned off? Stirrings, butterfly effect? Something seems to be awakening. Will it be for the better? Doubtful in the near term.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 8 2024 #176353
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    An alarming new study into Covid mRNA “vaccines” has sent shockwaves through the scientific community after researchers confirmed that the injections are altering human behavior.

    https://open.substack.com/pub/lionessofjudah/p/bombshell-study-covid-vaccines-alter?r=19q5qs

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 8 2024 #176339
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    “The value of shares in his electric vehicle company, Tesla, rose by 80% in the past month.”
    Wow, that must represent a huge profit margin!

    “The prosecutor secretly contested the case, arguing that von der Leyen should be immune from prosecution due to her official duties..”
    Due to her official duties is the exact reason for no immunity, otherwise known as accountability.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 6 2024 #176149
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    “Raw nodules are found at the bottom of the ocean and contain all the components needed for electric car batteries. Its estimated there are enough to create over 200 million batteries and their worth is estimated up to 16 trillion dollars”

    Keeping with the ponzi that is global finance, this is what is sot after. Monetize every last thing on the planet that can possibly be used in some way. Water and air are on the list. Think about monetizing the air you breathe! It has already been trialed. Masks! You’re not paying for the air per se but you are paying for something to pass it through before you can use it. Hundreds of trillions in unsecured debt, trillions of molecules of oxygen that could be monetized, problem pushed a little further down the road.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 1 2024 #175713
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    “Mass desertion is “starving” the Ukrainian Army and “crippling” Kiev’s battleplans, as troops flee in their tens of thousands,”
    Sure they are, what about the hundreds of thousands that have already been killed? I would think that is a bit of a drain as well.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 27 2024 #175430
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    Apologies if already posted.

    https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/russian-state-media-how-fast-can-oreshnik-missile-hit-us-bases-across-world

    How fast can the Oreshnik missile hit US bases across the world?

    1. Middle East Distance and flight time from southern Russia:

    US airbase in Kuwait: 2,100 km, 11 minutes;

    US 5th Fleet Headquarters in Bahrain: 2,500 km, 12 minutes;

    US Air Base in Qatar: 2,650 km, 13 minutes;

    US Air Base in Djibouti: 4,100 km, 20 minutes.

    2. Pacific and Alaska Distance and flight time from Kamchatka:

    Air Base in Alaska: 2,400 km, 12 minutes;

    US Air Force and Navy Base in Guam: 4,500 km, 22 minutes;

    US Air Force and Navy Bases in Pearl Harbor: 5,100 km, 25 minutes.

    3. Minuteman III missile silos Distance and flight time from Chukotka:

    Minuteman III missile silos in Montana: 4,700 km, 23 minutes;

    Minuteman III missile silos in Minot,

    North Dakota: 4,900 km, 24 minutes.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 27 2024 #175429
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    Dr. D here in my neck of the woods xmas decor starts showing up in stores and around homes on Nov.1.
    Way back when I was running from the T-rexs and such it didn’t start showing up anywhere until Dec.1. Ahh but I digress, those days are now the area of expertise best covered by anthropologists digging through our midden mounds. Most likely looking for something to eat as much as documenting history.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 27 2024 #175422
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    “Like we RAN from the zombie evil and can’t wait to get to Christ, but all unconsciously? For wha???”
    Err Docktor it’s for the sales they think will materialize out of thin air. Ramp up that movement of useless commercial goods, that aren’t necessities, while there is still a chance to move them and make some coin. The era of selling disposable trinkets is fast coming to a close in the west. Securing of food, dry accommodations and heat will soon be the only things on the minds of most. Fantasies will still abound but the ability to achieve these fanciful machinations will soon be the thing of comic books.
    Fiat monies = big lie.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 26 2024 #175334
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    CB: “and when their mouths open, they’re lying.”
    …and have been for the fifty plus years I’ve been paying any attention at all.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 23 2024 #175130
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    The Russia/Putin thing? The wests obsession with it? Or the west’s oligarchs thing with it. Anything to do with the way in which Putin treated the pro west oligarchs in Russia some years back? Follow the money? Too late, poor little rich kid, you were banished from the playground and it would appear that the new kids in the sandbox have what it takes to keep you banished.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 21 2024 #174958
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    ICBM”s getting air time:

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 8 2024 #173741
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    Joel Salatin! If true? I attended a seminar with him way back in the nineties I believe it was. Smart farmer. Over the three decades or so of raising Nubian goats for meat, milk and profit I rubbed elbows with a lot of small scale farmers that know the better ways of animal husbandry. By “profit” I mean making enough to cover the costs of feed for the most part. My wages for the effort may have reached a high at times of about 50 cents an hour!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Clean Sweep 2024 #173479
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    The map of Ukraine looks very close to what I was predicting more than a year ago, to anyone that would at least talk civilly about the war.
    Good morning John! Early there.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Election Day 2024 #173443
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    Oxy “Ah I’m sorry – did you not know you are militarily occupying our country here in Pine Gap Australia?”
    Still doesn’t matter one bit. Giving the air time spent on the election is a waste of your time. Did you hear anything about change in foreign policy? Anything? It makes no difference to those of us outside of the US who sits in the oval office if there is no meaningful change in foreign policy so why give the theatre spectacle called the US election any running room?

    jb-hp “Canada? What is the recommended medical course of action for suicidal thoughts?”
    We got that covered, it’s called MAIDS. If you’re feeling depressed, suicidal give us a call at MAIDS We have just the injection to fix that and it’s faster than waiting on the spike!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 27 2024 #172685
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    “• Boeing Could Offload Space Business – WSJ (RT)

    “Sounds reasonable for their situation. Can we offload all the other parts out of Monopoly status? Like spin back out Martin Marietta, Hughes, Douglas, etc until we have a competition ecosystem again? A: no. This article clearly demonstrates we may only sell one monopoly to ANOTHER monopoly, because: Monopoly. Monopoly = Capitalism, where we have no competition and no price discovery.”

    Dr D it looks more like setting up for the lawsuits to me. You know like Union Carbide, sell of the profitable parts, abscond with the profit and let the bankruptcy court give the little remaining value mostly to the legal system. Rinse, repeat.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 26 2024 #172546
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    “The dollar has strengthened along with the rising probability of a Trump win in betting markets..”

    Strengthened? Really? Gold has been rising steadily since August and is now sitting above 2700 USD. Hmm.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 10 2024 #171111
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    TBOC no offence taken mate. I’m merely saying that the criteria for classifying a storm at certain categories isn’t being adhered too. The wind speeds for a cat 3 are between 178mph and 208mph sustained for one minute at 30 feet above sea level. It wasn’t a half truth it was a total lie. At no time in the two days before land fall and right up to and including at landfall it never achieved the necessary criteria to call it anything other than a cat1. The press gets its info from the government environment department. How are they calculating this now as compared to yesteryear?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 10 2024 #171106
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    Okay so don’t jump on me for calling this one out a bit. I’m not in anyway suggesting that things weren’t/aren’t dangerous in theses storms. I’ve been looking for and unable to find any winds at the surface that are cat 3 intensity.
    From wiki: “To be classified as a hurricane, a tropical cyclone must have one-minute-average maximum sustained winds at 10 m (33 ft) above the surface of at least 74 mph (64 kn, 119 km/h; Category 1).[1] The highest classification in the scale, Category 5, consists of storms with sustained winds of at least 157 mph (137 kn, 252 km/h). The classifications can provide some indication of the potential damage and flooding a hurricane will cause upon landfall.”
    There used to be transponder info from the planes that fly through these things. I don’t see that anymore, even on Levi’s Tropical Tidbits. Where did they go? Searching the wind speeds at ground level I can’t find anything above cat 1. These wind speeds that are being publicized are well above 3 meters. I also see in this mornings live news coverage a much lower surge height. As I alluded too yesterday in order to get these surge heights you need these high wind speeds to be close enough to the ground to build up the sea levels. The surge is more in line with cat 1 style and this has the reporters seemingly baffled. There seems to be more flooding from the intense rain fall. The severe wind damage that I’ve so far been able to find is from the tornados that the storm touched off. Fear porn, fear sells and helps to keep everyone off guard, or should I say on guard for the wrong things. Squirrel gotta go!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 9 2024 #171057
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    TBOC Sorry mate didn’t mean to say it was a nothing burger. I’m quite sure the storm surge is going to be crazy bad. What I was alluding to is the inland infrastructure damage well away from any surge that will be blamed on a massive storm that isn’t there, as far as the wind speeds are concerned. I haven’t been to Tampa or Florida, I do however live on the Atlantic coast and have seen first hand the damage a hurricane surge can have. It’s the inland damage from a mild blow on the scale of hurricanes that is making me wonder about these wind speed predictions. Anyhow we shall see the “official” explanations for the coming disaster soon enough. Our province has sent 35 hydro repair workers to Florida in the yesterday I believe to help in the restoration effort that is coming.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 9 2024 #170995
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    Hmm fear porn is flying high on this one. Not saying it won’t be bad however I’m thinking they’re pumping up the intensity of this storm to cover the fact that the infrastructure is in really bad shape due to lack of regular maintenance. Looking at Nullschool the highest surface wind speeds I can find right now is 107
    km/hr. The surge will be bad no doubt but cat 5? Maybe at the upper levels near the jet stream.

    https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/orthographic=-86.37,26.74,3378/loc=-85.660,23.886

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 6 2024 #170652
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    Aspnez instead of going on so much about the short comings of the west and its populations, which most here are well aware of. Why not extoll the virtues of the CCP upon us uninformed masses. Explain how the social credit system is so much better than anything here. How your life experiences are better under the Chinese government style of organization.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 30 2024 #170065
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    Dr D from yesterday: “Hey, didn’t computer (praised be its name) predict the worst hurricane season Evah, and now it’s just One? One? Cat 3?”

    Maybe the grad student entering the data never heard about the La Nina effect!?

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