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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle December 16 2023 #148643
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    Damnit, @Oroboros, did you break into my truck?!? PS: my truck’s heating controls are even MORE primitive (but they work).

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 16 2023 #146811
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    @DrD: love your stuff, but I have to correct you regarding Toyota’s decision to switch all Camry production to hybrids. Full disclosure: I bought a 2018 Camry hybrid new in, well, 2018. The price difference was not 5X, it was not even 2X… it was about a $2.5k difference on a $26k car (now a $28.8k car in 2024). So a little less than 10%. To me the astounding fact is that ANYBODY buys the standard gas version. The hybrid’s gas mileage is 36% higher, even on the highway (53 vs 39mpg); in the city it is 82% higher (51 vs 29 mpg). My almost-six-year-old Camry hybrid routinely hits 60 mpg over a tank cycle in the summer.

    Yes, a hybrid is more complex. No, I didn’t buy it to save the planet. At 10k driving miles per year I’m saving 120 gallons of fuel per year, easily $500 at $4+ gas (thanks, Joe Biden!). I would guess that I will have saved that $2.5k already, even allowing for Trump’s lower gas prices. I think Toyota is making the logical decision to consolidate into a single drivetrain, a single bill of material, and a single assembly workflow.

    Your point about the EPA acting as a version of Central Planning still stands, however.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 26 2023 #145376
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    @VietnamVet: I don’t disagree with any of your five assertions about what is going on, but… please show how he is a participant in them? On at least one of the assertions (concerning the Ukraine war), he is said to be against further funding; how is he thus a participant?

    Nor do I argue with your point that the Corporate/legacy media don’t report truth until all other options have been exhausted.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 25 2023 #145285
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    Karl Denninger of market-ticker.org has updated his prior estimate that 3% will ultimately be “screwed by the Vax” in some significant, life-altering way.

    Well, the bad news is that the lower boundary looks to be around 4-5% now, with a centroid around 5-6%, or one in twenty. The high end is much worse — one in ten, or roughly three times where I put the center originally.

    That’s population-wide and yeah, that accounts for the people who said “screw you!”, took zero jabs and thus are unaffected. Seven in ten took at least two shots with 11% stopping after the first, which is a hideously serious safety signal that showed up immediately in refusal to take the second one — which must be presumed to not be an accident but rather refusal to complete the series due to serious and immediate adverse outcome.

    There is no accurate data I’m aware of that goes much beyond the first couple of months of 2023 but you can see that many went back for at least thirds by that point. That’s bad, particularly given what we now know about class-switching and, as it is apparently now coming out, widespread contamination both with DNA and SV40, which together are suspected to be quite-extreme cancer promoters.

    “Screwed”, by the way, means seriously and permanently impaired in terms of life functions or dead by the way. Not “annoyance” level things, even if reasonably serious. We’re talking cancers, permanent disability prohibiting you from working as you used to be able to (or even at all) from cardiac, circulatory or immune disorders, and of course winding up in a box.

    This won’t play out in full for another five to ten years and the economic impacts, if I’m right on this, are going to be extraordinary. 3% was bad and portended a serious economic dislocation in the offing over the next couple of years.

    I am now forced to expect at least double, and maybe triple that outcome.

    I don’t have an economic model for that. Contemplate erasing the entire population of NYC, LA and Chicago at the centerpoint and you’re close. Of course those are only the people inside city limits; Chicago, for example, has roughly 9.5 million in the metro area but only 2.7 within city limits. If the upper end of the band proves up to be correct add the populations of Houston, Phoenix, Philadelphia and San Antonio to that.

    Unfortunately he doesn’t share his methodology for arriving at the new estimate, but he does point out that tax receipts are down significantly, beyond what one would expect for our “full employment, booming” economy.

    As usual, the article linked above will expire soon, so read it today if you’re interested (most of Karl’s postings roll off the blog after two weeks or so).

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 25 2023 #145282
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    One of the COVID things I’ve been keeping an eye out for is evidence that the mutations were laboratory derived (timed to keep the narrative alive, perhaps). Now there is a pre-print paper out from Japanese researchers who looked at the viral sequences of Omicron variants. What they expected to find was that the the patterns of what was conserved and what was novel in the viral RNA sequences would allow them order the variants in a timeline that would make sense; they should have been able to identify which sequence was the last one by finding a sequence that includes all the significant spike protein mutations except one – and this would then be the most recent mutation. Then they could work backward in time to find the second most recent mutation, etc. The work is complicated a bit by the fact there are always non-significant mutations in viral evolution, but they can account for this.

    The headline of their findings is this: they couldn’t confidently identify a plausible sequence of natural evolution that would have explained the viral sequence data in the global database. Instead, it looked like someone took a pretty complicated viral sequence as a starting point, and then, using known laboratory manipulation techniques for viruses, altered the sequence in 34 places independently (possibly releasing them at different times and places), as though to test the infectiousness and severity of illness resulting from each altered virus. In short, it looked like a test panel, not like anything that was the result of natural evolution.

    Here is the paper, “Unnatural evolutionary processes of SARS-CoV-2 variants and possibility of deliberate natural selection.”

    Here is a lay-person friendly discussion of the paper and its implications on Swinehood’s Remedy substack.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 30 2023 #143962
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    Perhaps this has been posted before; if so, my apologies. In any case, worth a close look, if only to understand the mechanisms of how the end game might play out.

    What is this book about? It is about the taking of collateral, all of it, the end game of this globally synchronous debt accumulation super cycle. This is being executed by long-planned, intelligent design, the audacity and scope of which is difficult for the mind to encompass. Included are all financial assets, all money on deposit at banks, all stocks and bonds, and hence, all underlying property of all public corporations, including all inventories, plant and equipment, land, mineral deposits, inventions and intellectual property. Privately owned personal and real property financed with any amount of debt will be similarly taken, as will the assets of privately owned businesses, which have been financed with debt. If even partially successful, this will be the greatest conquest and subjugation in world history.
    We are now living within a hybrid war conducted almost entirely by deception, and thus designed to achieve war aims with little energy input. It is a war of conquest directed not against other nation states but against all of humanity.
    Private, closely held control of all central banks, and hence of all money creation, has allowed a very few people to control all political parties, governments, the intelligence agencies and their myriad front organizations, the armed forces, the police, the major corporations, and of course, the media. These very few people are the prime movers. Their plans are executed over decades. Their control is opaque.

    The Great Taking, by David Rogers Webb

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 16 2023 #143142
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    @phoenixvoice: I’ve been meaning to highlight this podcast episode from Jeremy at jermwarefare:

    Thomas Seyfried on cancer not being genetic

    This is a mind-blowing discussion about cancer, and what we put in our bodies that fuels it. Highly recommended. I especially like that Thomas Seyfried is careful to not claim that this is The Answer to cancer, but rather it is an overlooked treatment component. And yes, that overlooked component is a ketogenic diet.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 11 2023 #142858
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    Oops, that should be taes.klieb AT spamgourmet dot com.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 11 2023 #142857
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    @jb-hb: I think my sister correctly captured the spirit of her social group when she said, “I wouldn’t want to live in your world.” Meaning, she didn’t want to live in a world where she couldn’t safely defer to authority to do her thinking for her.

    Hey, if your new employer ever flies you out to Portland, OR for training or team-building or whatever, I’ll buy you dinner. It wasn’t too hard to figure out from your hints who you’re working for, and they seem like good people all right. You can reach me at taes.klieb dot spamgourmet dot com, I’m sure TAE Summary would join us as well.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 17 2023 #141454
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    @Dora: I believe it was Max Planck who quipped, “Science advances one funeral at a time.”

    @DBS: please excuse my pedantism, but once one starts a block quote the icon in that position changes to a slash-b-quote for you to use at the end of the quoted text. This will avoid a problem with many of your otherwise excellent postings, in which it can be difficult to skip down to where the quote ends and your voice begins.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 1 2023 #140450
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    I finally got around to looking into the TAE site hacking that we all experienced this past week. As many of us noted, clicking on any page element resulted in a new browser tab opening, with the initial URL of the new tab being “grandiose-sort.com”. The new tab then quickly switched to another site, often one that appeared to try and convince you that your device had malware.

    So first we look up grandiose-sort.com on nslookup.io, and learn that the site IP address is 74.117.183.165. Then we take that IP address and pop it into whois.com; here is what comes out:

    OrgName: Webzilla Inc.
    OrgId: WEBZI
    Address: 110 E. Broward Blvd., Suite 1700
    City: Fort Lauderdale
    StateProv: FL
    PostalCode: 33301
    Country: US
    RegDate: 2023-01-20
    Updated: 2023-01-30
    Ref: https://rdap.arin.net/registry/entity/WEBZI

    (along the way I also did a DNS lookup, but that was a dead end; their DNS records are from namecheap.com, and the relevant owner info is shielded by a third party organization called “Withheld for Privacy” out of Iceland)

    If you do an online search for webzilla among the links that comes up is this one: South Florida Web Firm May Have Facilitated Russian Hacking, Court Records Reveal. So, not a surprise that shady things happen at webzilla, but it seems definitely out of character for Russian hackers to go after TAE. I would have thought that it was The Cabal trying to squash truth-seeking sites.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 17 2023 #139276
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    AFKTT said:

    I guess the anti-science, anti-reality, anti-life narratives that TAE regularly churns out will begin to fade after another couple of years of rapidly worsening overheating mayhem.

    No, they won’t… because overheating mayhem by itself doesn’t prove the cause. It’s not enough to make a prediction, and then claim that your favorite theory is the dominant cause when that prediction comes true. The overheating may come true, but possibly for other reasons. You have to be able to successfully defend it against the many objections that have been raised (here and elsewhere): the geologic record of CO2 being higher in the past without runaway, the role of solar cycles in terrestrial temperatures, prior models have been poor at predicting sea level changes, etc etc.

    There is also the observation that many of those who have demonstrably been shown to have acted in bad faith during the COVID era are also – surprise! – out in front to capitalize on “climate change.” It’s hard to know how of that is simply opportunism, or whether they have managed to control the scientific narrative in the usual way (by controlling the funding of “the science”). I can say that the last three years have significantly eroded my willingness to accept that “the science is settled.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 11 2023 #138859
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    Interesting documentation project: a woman writer who goes by the moniker “Transcriber B” has been digging out and transcribing counter-narrative videos on COVID. Bill Rice interviews her via email here:

    Bill Rice Jr.’s Q & A with “Transcriber B”

    Apparently I’m not the only one with a Quixotic mission. Here’s a direct link to the “Transcriber B” substack:

    Transcriber B’s Substack

    Credit to @Noirette for bringing Bill Rice Jr. to our attention on June 30th.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 10 2023 #138774
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    CDC caught omitting vaccine injury as cause of death when assigning ICD codes

    This is based on a leak of all the death certificates in Minnesota, going back to 2015. Unfortunately, it can’t be publicly verified due to privacy concerns (identifying information is redacted on the death certificates that they present as examples), but I can totally understand the motivation for this kind of dishonesty: “Look, we checked all the ICD codes, and there are practically zero vaccine injuries. Safe and Effective(tm)!”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 5 2023 #138417
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    I was in Virginia yesterday, so I tried pulling up Yorkville with Apple Maps. There is either no such place, or he is referring to some sort of government facility that is not a town.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 14 2023 #136897
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    Man, I can’t get a link to Rumble to post here. Not yesterday, not today. Whatever, this is a test to see if WordPress will tolerate me at all. @Bishko: potatoes are looking good.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 9 2023 #136522
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    @germ, @oxymoron: I think that the nth booster shot campaign in early 2022 wiped out all the vulnerable in the over-85 cohort.

    If you really want a deep dive into schadenfraude, Mark Crispin Miller has been collecting stories of the fallen in his “In Memory of Those Who Died Suddenly” series on his substack.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 6 2023 #136368
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    I have been reading bits and pieces here and there about contamination of the vaccines, but this posting on Doctors for COVID Ethics breaks it down nicely:

    COVID-19 mRNA vaccines contain excessive quantities of bacterial DNA: evidence and implications

    Dr. Paul Thomas of Oregon interviewed Josh Guetzkow in his most recent “Against the Wind” podcast, and touched on this subject peripherally; it turns out that almost all of the 40,000 subjects in the original Pfizer trial were given injections produced under a prototype manufacturing process, while everyone in the world who has been injected after the trial were given an injection produced in a messier, less controlled process that Josh believes is the source of the excessive quantities of bacterial endotoxins and DNA contaminants. This is written up in a Twitter feed (he hasn’t blogged it to his Jackanapes substack yet):

    Another “Oh shit, TVASSF” moment.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 11 2023 #135034
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    Only the abstract is available, the rest is behind a paywall (I might purchase the article, contact if you’re interested):

    The specific activity of 14C in the atmosphere gets reduced by a dilution effect when fossil CO2, which is devoid of 14C, enters the atmosphere. We have used the results of this effect to quantify the two components. All results covering the period from 1750 through 2018 are listed in a table and plotted in figures. These results negate claims that the increase in C(t) since 1800 has been dominated by the increase of the anthropogenic fossil component. We determined that in 2018, atmospheric anthropogenic fossil CO2 represented 23% of the total emissions since 1750 with the remaining 77% in the exchange reservoirs. Our results show that the percentage of the total CO2 due to the use of fossil fuels from 1750 to 2018 increased from 0% in 1750 to 12% in 2018, much too low to be the cause of global warming.

    World Atmospheric CO2, Its 14C Specific Activity, Non-fossil Component, Anthropogenic Fossil Component, and Emissions (1750–2018)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 9 2023 #134904
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    Critics are sounding the alarm that a new federal office to shield U.S. public opinion from purported threats of foreign disinformation is a thinly veiled reboot under a new name of the abortive Disinformation Governance Board, the Homeland Security Department office abandoned after being defined in the public mind as an Orwellian “Ministry of Truth.”

    Housed in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the new Foreign Malign Influence Center was launched with little public notice but is already provoking fears that it will use overstated foreign threats as a pretext to interfere in domestic political debate or will duplicate other federal efforts, especially a controversial State Department unit that tries to squelch populism abroad.

    Disinfo Governance Board 2.0? New intel office targets ‘foreign influence’ to shield U.S. ‘opinion’

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 9 2023 #134902
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    Sometimes the national news shows an interesting local angle:

    FTX executive who donated to Democratic Party of Oregon pleads guilty to federal fraud charge

    Of course, Oregon’s entire executive branch, including the those who regulate and investigate campaign contributions, are Democrats one and all, so this will quietly get buried. We don’t want anyone asking embarrassing questions about where half a million dollars ultimately came from before being laundered through FTX, now do we?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 3 2023 #134593
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    @aspnaz : these are Hannah Ahrendt’s earnest bureaucrats. They have to be reassured regularly that they’re still doing God’s work. They need to be fed a steady stream of Narrative to fill their incurious minds and make them feel like they have the true inside dope on What Is Really Happening, lest they wander off the reservation and start thinking for themselves.. As Catherine Austin Fitts says, all you have to do is give people a cover story to make them believe that they’re The Good Guys and show them how they’re going to profit from the scam, and they’ll be all in for what you want them to do. After attending the WVC this crowd will make plans, they will draw up budgets, they will hold many Zoom meetings, they will debate the finer points of how equitable the roll-out will be, they will round up stakeholders… they will never question the stone tablets that come from the CDC and the FDA (tablets that arrive in large boxes, cushioned with copious wads of grant money).

    Some have compared the new normal COVID faithful to a religious sect. If so, the World Vaccine Congress appears to me to be a major faith revival.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 3 2023 #134585
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    Boy, really not my day: “Look on the far right: nth cycle implies ~2^n copies.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 3 2023 #134583
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    Maybe the image will work as a link:

    PCR Chain Reaction Diagram – Wikipedia

    Look on the far right: nth cycle implies n copies.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 3 2023 #134581
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    I could be wrong, but I thought that each cycle in the PCR amplified by a factor of two, not ten. Either way, 2^45 is still a very large number (3.5 x 10^13). I think the guest in the Dr. Drew interview just misspoke.

    PCR chain reaction diagram

    Look on the far right: nth cycle -> n copies.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 3 2023 #134572
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    I think that this is an important read that starkly illuminates the attitudes and beliefs of the public health profession:

    From the Belly of the Beast: Inside the 23rd World Vaccine Congress

    Props to the author for paying $1000 to attend the conference on his own dime. His observations corroborate what I have seen from social interactions with our state public health authority members.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 3 2023 #134566
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    This made my day:

    Up until you went nuts, you had our complete, heartfelt benign total all-encompassingly bored apathy.

    Thanks, jb-hb! You won the Internet today.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 28 2023 #134322
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    @Michael Reid: the singer in the video you posted sounded familiar, so I looked up The Wonderful Grand Band… and I was right, that was Ron Hynes singing there! My first encounter with his music was when they played “No Change in Me” on one of the season endings of “The Republic of Doyle.” Talented musician, said to be flawed, sorry that he is no longer among the living.

    I’ve owned a rural property for 18 years, known colloquially within the family as “The Farm.” In my mind I’ve always thought of the transition from conventional life to farm life as akin to a rocket ship escaping Earth’s gravity: I’ve stayed in the system this long to accumulate the fuel (money and tools) necessary to reach escape velocity. Today I built more raised beds and watered my precious 200 raspberry plants. It feels like the booster separation point is not far off.

    in reply to: Western “Thinking” on Nuclear Weapons #134160
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    Small correction: Mach 15 is 15x the speed of sound – the speed of light is still an unbreakable limit in the universe, so far as I am aware!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 17 2023 #133629
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    On Saturday the prolific @Oroboros posted an image that showed the connections between the Bilderberg group / Council on Foreign Relations / Trilateral Commission and media outlets. Here is a link to the organization that produced that image; they have that image, as well as many more educational posters available for free download here:

    The White Rose – MUCHO GRANDE

    The Art of Liberty Foundation (AoLF) focuses on exposing the integrated, criminal control of government and media while providing rational and moral alternatives via voluntary interaction through free markets, decentralized trade, and communication.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 16 2023 #133573
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    @Noirette: what Gonzalo Lira is referring to as the “no plane hit Tower 2” story traces back to a video that circulated shortly after 9/11. On the morning of 9/11 there was a camera crew on the streets of New York filming a documentary, I think it was about NY fire departments but I can’t quite remember. As the plane flew overhead and headed for the tower the camera person became aware of it and swung the camera up in time to catch the impact of something into the tower. However, because what she or he was originally filming was close to the camera, the camera was not zoomed to a telephoto setting. So what appears on the film is a tiny pixelated blip, and it spawned endless speculation on the internet: was it really a plane? I think that there was an anonymous entity named ‘WebFairy” or something like that pushed the idea that it wasn’t really a plane.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 5 2023 #132834
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    Dr. D, Germ: regarding silver:

    “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.” – Yogi Berra

    That being said, I think there is a slow-moving realization in the silver markets that the paper-dominated dance is about to end. Consider the 90% silver coin page at jmbullion.com: a week ago there were around a dozen products for sale (various denominations and quantities). Yesterday there were four. Today there are… oops, there is… one!

    Consider also the ratio of face value to purchase price: a couple years back when I bought silver dimes it was an 18x multiplier (meaning a silver dime costs $1.80 to purchase); when I bought dimes and quarters in 2022 it was 22x; and today it is over 30x. All of that is happening while the paper price has hardly budged.

    https://www.jmbullion.com/silver/junk-silver/90-silver/all-90-silver/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 23 3023 #131904
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    Regarding Kubrick, “2001: A Space Odyssey” was released in April 1968. He didn’t begin shooting “A Clockwork Orange” until late in the year of 1969, which would have given him a free year plus that would have bracketed the first moon landing in July 1969. So far, so good.

    However, there were five more crewed landings on the moon from November 1969 to December 1972. In particular there were landings in February and July of 1971; “A Clockwork Orange” was shot in 1970 to 1971, culminating in release December 1971. I think it is unlikely in the extreme that he could have been splitting time between ACO and moon landing fakery in that same year of 1971. Could he have shot all six in that free year prior to 1969? Maybe. When you look at the later moon landings they involved ever greater complexity (Moon rover, anyone?) and ever longer “extra vehicular activity;” again, it’s hard to believe that could have all been scripted so far in advance.

    Maybe they faked the first one or two, and that gave NASA the time and money necessary to do ones that were real? It always did bother me that NASA “lost” the telemetry tapes from the Apollo missions.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Kubrick

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_landing

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 20 2023 #131679
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    @my-parents-said-know: I thought that this summary from a recent post by Naked Emperor was pretty much on the mark:

    https://nakedemperor.substack.com/p/a-summary-of-what-i-think-happened

    And, from within the comments I plucked out this moving essay from Walking with Goats:

    https://walkingwithgoats.substack.com/p/the-why-that-goes-in-all-directions

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 8 2023 #125471
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    @jb-hb: thanks for the great concepts… building a car in your head, that’s brilliant.

    @Dr. D: that is one very interesting thought experiment today. Certainly seems to tick a lot of the boxes.

    @The Markster (and any other lurkers in the Portland, OR area): TAE Summary and I and a few others get together on a semi-regular basis for dinner and conversation. We’d love to have you join us sometime. Email me at this address: “taes.klieb at spamgourmet dot com” to get connected. Cheers!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 19 2022 #123886
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    I’ve mentioned it here before, but Michael S. Judge’s four episode, seven hour discussion of the JFK assassination is a must-listen. He spends the bulk of that time building an air-tight case of WHY JFK was taken out, and then goes through a pretty plausible scenario of that fateful day in Dallas with some relatively recently unearthed physical evidence. You may or may not be surprised to learn that Jack Ruby died of an extremely fast-developing cancer a few months after shooting Oswald; wikipedia claims it was lung cancer, but I seem to recall Michael S. Judge said it was stomach cancer. Hardly anyone ever talks about the fate of the few people who were lined up to talk Congress in the 70’s about the organized crime connection to the JFK killing; all of them met violent, suspicious ends.

    Death Is Just Around the Corner podcast

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 19 2022 #123885
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    I’ve been enjoying Bosco’s snippets of greco-roman mythology, and it reminded me of a book I was given a few years back: “Zeus Grants Stupid Wishes.” It’s a raunchy re-telling of some of the world’s most interesting mythologies in the various cultures (Greek, Norse, Egyptian, Mayan, Judeo-Christian, etc etc):

    Zeus Grants Stupid Wishes (or look for it online at your favorite mega-retailer/surveillance platform)

    My favorite story is in the Hindu tradition, involving Kali the murderous wife who won’t stop stabbing villagers, and Shiva who dances her into submission. When informed by one of the villagers that the stabbing might presage the end of the world, Shiva says “OK, my schedule just cleared up.” (Page 270).

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 28 2022 #119497
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    I listened to the Robert W. Malone presentation last night while working on a household repair (I’m subscribed to his substack). It crystallized an understanding of something that has been bothering me for some time: clearly, a large section of the federal public health administration is knowingly pushing a malicious and dangerous product onto the public. How are they rationalizing that to themselves? Malone thinks it is because they have been told/convinced by the intelligence/military that THIS MUST BE DONE to mitigate the risk of biological warfare agents. That is, we have to have a rapid response platform approved and generally accepted by the public to counter an inevitable attack. He takes pains to say that he’s not condoning that view, but it is important to understand that those in power may hold that view. I certainly don’t condone it. I think the whole idea of the DOD playing with viruses is bat-shit crazy, and way more likely to get us in trouble than any other route.

    It reminds me of something that Catherine Austin Fitts has brought up in her interviews: how do you get people to go along with evil? Her answer is that you need two things: you need to give them a cover story that they can hide behind (we’re proactively defending you against unspecified biowarfare threats), and you give them a piece of the action monetarily. I think both of those conditions are satisfied at the CDC.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 20 2022 #118905
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    Letter to ACIP 2022-10-19

    Regarding adding the mRNA COVID-19 injections to the childhood vaccination schedule:

    This isn’t about children’s health. This is about putting the final liability protection in place for your masters, the pharmaceutical companies. I don’t expect you to have any second thoughts about whether or not the mRNA vaccines are safe or effective; you wouldn’t be where you are, poised to put this final gift in place for Pfizer and Moderna, if you weren’t a reliable, unquestioning supporter of the vaccine grift machine. But here’s a few things to think about.

    More and more people know about VAERS than ever did prior to 2020. Many of them can even quote you the number of dead to date: 31,470. Some even know that this is only a fraction of the true fatalities. They know, some of them first-hand, that these are the most dangerous vaccines ever introduced, dwarfing the cumulative harm from all other vaccines introduced to date. I’ve seen credible estimates that at least 25% of the US adult population hasn’t taken the injection; you can bet that the vast majority of that 25% regard you as their mortal enemy. They will never submit, they will never allow their children to be injected. We have seen so many examples of bad faith actions in regard to COVID-19 and the mRNA vaccines coming out of public health that trust is completely destroyed:

    The pharmaceutical companies won’t tell you what precisely is in it – that’s a trade secret.
    They won’t accept any liability for what happens after you submit to it – that’s your problem.
    They won’t disclose the terms of the contracts they have with the government – even though your taxes paid for it.
    They won’t release the trial data used for approval – despite promising the “most transparent process ever” at the FDA.
    The CDC rigged the safety signal algorithm (PRR) they were going to use track safety of the vaccine, and when the data coming in threatened to trigger even that watered-down algorithm they switched to a wholly opaque algorithm that they refuse to this day to share information on.
    CDC have discouraged, sabotaged, and outright banned any forms of effective early treatment.
    The government and social media platforms work hand in glove to ruthlessly censor any discussion of the vaccines that goes against the narrative of “Safe and Effective.”
    And finally, we’ve watched as bodies such as ACIP have rubber-stamped the vaccines despite the overwhelming evidence that they are the most dangerous medical product ever produced.

    That’s the thing about bad faith: once you’ve seen it, you can’t ever get that trust back. Consider this: as of this writing less than 7% of the eligible population has taken the latest booster. Time is not on your side; you might think that you can censor and finesse the evidence of short-term harm, but if even only a fraction of what has been put forth in lab reports and medical papers is true about the pathology of spike protein the societal harm is going to be astronomical. And it is going to hit squarely in the medical practitioner field first and foremost. At some point the rank and file doctors and nurses are going to completely turn on you and metaphorically tear you to pieces. We’ve already seen the start of this process; consider the recent coming out of Dr. Aseem Malhotra in the U.K.

    No one lives forever. Enjoy your ride in hell.

    in reply to: EU: Controlled Demolition #114169
    Rototillerman
    Participant

    I agree, RIM, that what is going on is a demolition of the European living arrangements. We have yet to see how controlled it will end up being, but maybe that doesn’t matter. I think that the point of it all (the sanctions that boomerang, the peace talks that don’t happen, the fertilizer that is banned, the energy supplies that are withheld by the West itself, etc etc) is primarily to blow up the financial system, first in Europe, then throughout the West, heedless of the political cost. They just don’t care, and maybe desire the political demolition as well for cover. My working hypothesis for some time now (going back into the COVID era) is that the ones calling the shots will DO WHATEVER IT TAKES TO GET THE SOCIAL CONTROLS OF SOCIAL CREDIT PASSPORTS AND CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCY IMPLEMENTED.

    They fell short with the vaccine passport bid. Fine, they switched to the CBDC horse, which requires them to drive money into worthlessness and people into starvation. Someone made the point a few days ago in the comments here that the compromised political leaders and WEF leadership are just the most visible upper portion of the pyramid, but they are by no means the top of the pyramid. They’re all expendable, in the end, and can eventually be replaced with another willing stand-in that is equally compromised when mobs rise up and burn down the palaces (see Sri Lanka, for instance). A lot of mischief can be hidden in chaos, and by gosh, we’ve got chaos coming down the line in spades.

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