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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle June 17 2025 #190198
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    .TAE is doing a great job of providing a balanced view. Thanks to all.

    Well said WES #190148
    ‘This is just another example of how we the people, can no longer stop our warmonger governments from starting new banker’s wars.’
    ‘No longer?’ Since when did the people ever have a say in starting or stopping ‘bankers’ wars?!
    Thanks also Zerosum for the Almanar article.

    in reply to: June 11 2025 #189656
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    ‘Zelensky knows he’s losing’

    Z’s handlers wanted the lot, had their hearts set on it. They’ve been out-manoeuvred every step of the way, humiliated. So now the Brits revert to dirty play, hiding in shadows while they blow up innocent people. They behave like cowards, not fighting men. Go home, Brits. Go home, Yanks. Russia is not for you. It’s not for the taking.

    Errol Musk

    Funny, we were just debating, for fun, whether Elon Musk might ever move his empire to Russia, – if that were ever possible. The next day reports came in of Musk senior having been to the conference in Moscow. He couldn’t say enough for the country, nor its leadership.

    RFK
    Go man!

    in reply to: June 10 2025 #189635
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    RFK says he’s going to replace ACIP pro-pharma experts. It sounds encouraging. One can but hope he can find people who are not corrupted. Do they still exist?!
    The following shows what RFK is up against. Walking on eggshells. Mandy Cohen, still spouting BS from mountain tops when she should be, along with plenty of others, behind bars for the rest of her natural life.

    Courtesy of RT:

    The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has dismissed all the members of a key advisory panel that has helped shape national vaccination policy for decades. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said on Monday that the move was necessary to reestablish public trust and address longstanding concerns over conflicts of interest.

    “The problem isn’t necessarily that ACIP members are corrupt. Most likely aim to serve the public interest as they understand it,” Kennedy wrote. “The problem is their immersion in a system of industry-aligned incentives and paradigms that enforce a narrow pro-industry orthodoxy.”

    Mandy Cohen, who served as the CDC director under Biden, told NBC News the move “spreads confusion and casts doubt on transparent public health processes that protect Americans.” Richard Besser, who was acting CDC director under Barack Obama, said it “should erase any remaining doubt that he intends to impose his personal anti-vaccine agenda on the American people.

    in reply to: June 7 2025 #189501
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    Tboc #189491

    Definitely recall the great Tiomkin film theme

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 1 2025 #189358
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    RIM
    Our thoughts are with you.
    Get well soon.
    It will be a good day when we see you’re back.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 16 2025 #184293
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    ‘All fake. Signatures, fake. Hype around Kamala, fake. His Oval Office, fake. It’s all been orchestrated…’

    Hey Lara, you forgot the fake jabs he was given!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 16 2025 #184291
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    Merkel

    ‘Her sucessors are far worse than she is, but she started the decline’

    Fair enough, but when she says ‘there is no justification for him [Putin] invading another country’, one might suggest that he had every justification, when the Nuland brigade organised a coup d’etat, putting puppets in place to provoke Russia. The aim was, still is, and always will be, to take over Russia.
    Merkel’s actions in the Minsk agreements were nothing less than treacherous with regard to Russia, and she is just as culpable as anyone else for all the death and destruction. Putin signed the agreements in good faith. She did not.
    She trots out the same tired clap-trap, like the great majority in the EU, day after day.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2025 #184115
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    “Trump’s Nuclear Dilemma: “Greatest Threat” Is Getting Bigger:
    Trump 2.0 is changing the nuclear landscape in dangerous ways.” Axios

    Dr D: “Nothing more dangerous than peace and dismantling nuclear weapons.”

    A voice of wisdom in this interview with Karaganov re nuclear deterrents:

    https://www.rt.com/russia/614051-sergey-karaganov-russia-trump/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 18 2025 #182542
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    @CitizenX #182499

    Thanks for your thoughts.
    Our experience in New Zealand was similar. Under the Ardern government controlled by elite globalist forces, roadblocks were erected throughout the country and we unvaccinated were forbidden to travel. We were also banned access to most places. We left two years ago and may never go back. When we read articles like the following, it’s obvious that Big Pharma still presides over the Land of the Long White Cloud.

    Major Alert: New Zealand Government is Enshrining ‘Medical Mandates’ in Law

    It was the Europeans who we believe got out in sufficient numbers to overturn the insidious imposition of Vaccine Passports.

    Thanks also Oxy. Good on ya, mate.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2025 #182163
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    RFK

    Great news. Let’s hope it’s the start of the emancipation from the stranglehold of Big Pharma, and the improvement of peoples’ health across the world.

    RIM

    Thanks for all your work. Every day we tune in.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 29 2025 #180667
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    DBS

    Thanks for your comment, which leads us to ask, is the empire of lies reeling, both militarily and economically, from the combined blows of the superior forces of the Russians and the Chinese? And where does that leave the hapless Europeans, wanting their cheap Russian gas back?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 28 2025 #180552
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    Kultsommer #180548

    Nor has Russian classical music been sanctioned on radio programmes or in concert halls. I suggest that’s because lovers of fine music can’t bear to live without it, – and we know that many of them happen to be Jews :>)

    RIM,
    thanks for including the Romanenko. Sadly, lost to all yesterday in the holocaust commemorations, but those of us who follow RT, was the moving picture of Putin with head bowed at another memorial, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the breaking of the seige of Leningrad.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 27 2025 #180477
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    Charles Hughes Smith opines that Deep-Seek may be a game-changing black swan:

    https://www.oftwominds.com/blogjan25/Sputnik%20moment1-25.html

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 14 2025 #179358
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    Excellent interview with Mike Yeadon:

    https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/licence-to-kill-drugs-with-consequences-with-dr-mike-yeadon

    In December 2020, Drs Mike Yeadon and Wolfgang Wodarg wrote to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) to petition for a stay of action, concerning the clinical trials for the drugs which were referred to as ‘Covid vaccines’. The EMA disregarded it, and Mike Yeadon believes that the subsequent rollout of these injections is directly related to widespread illness, death, and infertility.

    Mike goes on to explain why the design and sales of such drugs is entirely reliant upon the premise of contagious illness. His examination of the subject has led him to refute, entirely, the hypothesis offered by germ theory. Since speaking out in 2020, he has been censored and besmirched by the Establishment and mainstream media alike. His many interviews with alternative and independent media channels are best summarised in his Silver Bullet video.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 26 2024 #175365
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    UK

    “Both main parties have collapsed. Time for Nigel Farage?”

    Nigel Farage talks a lot of sense, and is a clever, charismatic politician. But he would not be able to manage the problem of the humongous debt, or the vociferous MIC monster, nor be able to extricate Britain from the tentacles of the Empire of Lies.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 17 2024 #171782
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    Germ

    MS garbage media are now calling for stories about vaccine injuries. Is this another slow turn of the tide?

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-13956711/fit-healthy-covid-booster-jab-walk-room.html

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 6 2024 #170762
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    Morongobill

    ‘Anybody else sick and damned tired of hearing the refrain…
    It’s the jews….’

    We are never ‘sick and tired’ of searching for truth. It’s like digging for gold, – elusive and hard to find. Sometimes you think you have found it, but it’s not the real thing. And sometimes you stumble across it, and it stinks like shit.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 2 2024 #170303
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    PCR

    As is often said here, the Russia is waging a war of attrition against NATO.

    PCR is a top writer but sometimes we wonder who he is actually working for. He never gives credit for the brilliant strategy the Russians have employed to combat their enemy.

    The bastards were so arrogant that they thought they could take on Russia, and had it all game-planned to plunder the country’s riches. And where has it landed them? Circling around the drain.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 29 2024 #170046
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    ‘One other aspect which is quite puzzling; where will they get their medical supplies once China is at war against them?’ 

    Maybe here’s one possibility for you

    ‘Danish Economy Grows Faster Than Expected as Pharma Exports Rise.’ – Bloomberg

    (Remember the Danish President having fun time with Obama at Mandela’s funeral? Just sayin’.)

    in reply to: Authentic Pheidippides Run #169959
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    ‘… you just need to first stretch your feet, to get them working, sometimes very painful..’

    Yes, dancers come to mind. The extreme ‘wear and tear’ they put their feet through and associated problems are well documented. I used to be a pianist for ballet classes. Always many limbering and stretching exercises are done for some time before the real dancing begins.

    Love the Picasso

    Doc R. Thanks for the video. Determination, and acceptance of the challenge can be seen in the faces. Would love to visit Greece, someday, on our bicycle.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 22 2024 #169447
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    Neuberger
    Fascinating. Will this lead to the Empire of Lies admitting defeat to a superior foe? Surely the fallout could be immense.

    Marsden
    “unscrewing everything they screwed up over the past two and a half years through self-inflicted idiocy in the interests of impressing their girlfriend Vladimir Zelensky (aka president of Ukraine).”

    ‘Self-inflicted idiocy’ in following the dictats of their Washington masters.

    Boris Johnson
    Still paying the silver-tongued liar to spin his web of deceit over the unsuspecting public. Already a very wealthy man, money is all that matters to this popinjay, and he gets paid handsomely every time he opens his mouth.

    Prison cats
    Great idea. Thanks for this one, from all of us who adore cats.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 21 2024 #169362
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    tboc said:

    ‘The fifty years seems like no time at all, but the complete understanding of sick at heart at the ways of men is here now.’

    The Cloud of Knowing

    2:00 PM A small dark cloud
    At the edge of the sky

    At 3:00 I saw it in the east
    But moving westward

    By four it was overhead
    So I went indoors
    And thought about it no more

    At six I thought to make something to eat
    Then sat in the lounge to read
    When I noticed the shadow of that cloud
    Hanging over me

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 19 2024 #169220
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    British food
    People are not necessarily convinced as to the benefits of bug eating, and it may not be as wildly successful as hoped. If people are revulsed, you don’t just change that by endlessly parroting the so-called benefits. It may even backfire, if people begin to think that there’s a ploy to kill them or make them ill, or that it will destroy agriculture. Many are disenchanted with their governance.
    Here in Britain, much is made of the large increase in bowel cancer in the young. It may not all be due to that which was ‘dished out’ to them during the pandemic (the cause that must never be mentioned). Poor diet and lifestyle choices play a big part. Good quality/organic food, although available, is too expensive for many to afford. An increase in obesity, even in the younger generation, is obvious and alarming.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 18 2024 #169146
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    Could these exploding devices with lithium batteries be triggered by 5G?

    Following not quoted in the NC article about Europe.

    ‘This is not a plan to “save” Europe. It is part of the ongoing effort to recreate Europe as a neoliberal paradise for the financial sector and an anti-Russian servant to Washington.’

    Conditions may be right for the lame duck German government to give in this time. Unless they join with other hard money members of the EU and make a decisive break from those with their hands out. If they stick to their guns, Draghi and his big budget plans are dead in the water.
    EU Austerity. Sure. The drive to move money away from things like health, roading, policing etc, and put it into financial instruments for the wealthy and the MIC. Probably the bulk of it goes on armaments.

    Magritte
    Now for Scheherazade.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 17 2024 #169087
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    Russian ‘military invincible’ – Kazakh President.

    Also interesting that Scholz meets with and listens to this guy.

    Firmly refusing to send long range missiles to Ukraine, Scholz now bellows for peace talks with Russians present, firmly supported by Orban, as expected. Also,

    ‘Members of the French government are concerned about the Ukraine conflict spiralling out of control and are now exercising “great discretion” as reported by Le Monde.

    And,
    Italy wants a ‘serious peace conference’ before the end of the year.
    They slowly line up like sail boats on the Suez canal while Europe collapses, and the killing fields continue. Major players, being given their commands – by whom?

    Nuland.
    Consummate liar nicely stripped down on Rumble. But I think Johnson has her beat. I wonder how much he was paid by the MIC to scupper the deal? Just recalling how he quoted a million bucks (or was it pounds) to talk with Tucker.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 16 2024 #169062
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    Trump

    We admire Trump’s resilience and strength of character in the face of abject danger. His warmth and humour are endearing. His love for his country shines through the storm he battles. We feel for his family, and the pain they must be suffering, and wish him and his team well in his quest to make America a better country.

    Phoenix said:
    ‘For many of us, the pandemic was the moment that we realised the ever-present tyrannical elements had been emboldened..’

    Yes. People now seem more subdued, the young more paranoid. Listening to snatches of conversation from people in passing, they often appear troubled, untrusting, – even though most seem still attached to the MSM and the thorough brainwashing it entails. Personally we feel adrift from people and family, resorting to banalities, carrying this awful burden of knowledge gleaned over the past few years.

    PCR. ‘Doom is the west’s future’
    Add to that the continued reliance on debt, and you have the world’s future.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 14 2024 #168955
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    Citizen X said:

    ‘Case in point. Have you looked around at your own America these days ?
    Then why the fuck are you obsessing with theorizing about what Russia is or is mot maybe doing?
    Fix your own fucked up Nation before telling others what they should be doing.
    Just another retarded American spouting bs about their retarded rainbow American Army.’

    Is it simply the case that Putin and his team employs a strategy that is beyond the comprehension of bull-headed American muscle men.

    Zerosum. I’m sure Putin is well aware of the whereabouts of all UK miliary bases ;>)

    RIM. The Van Gough is beautiful.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 28 2024 #167693
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    Tboc
    I like Nana Mouskouri best.

    France can always be proud of Michel’s legacy, if not Macron’s 😉

    Oxy
    Hope you can find time to write that track. Keep coming back to it. You’ll know when you’ve got it right.
    Music for all. The great panacea.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 27 2024 #167595
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    Yeah, great to see Tulsi join in.

    RT reports Zuck may be shifting a little.

    https://www.rt.com/news/603142-biden-demand-covid-censorship-zuckerberg/

    Don’t say there is a conscience lurking there somewhere, the gutless hypocrite. Or is it simply a courtcase getting in his way? How many young deaths happened/are waiting to happen around the world, because trusting young ignoramuses took note of fake ‘fact checks’ re vaccine safety being touted all over his website? His timing’s good. So convenient to have the old has-been Biden to point the finger at.

    Love Trump’s adverts, the Obama one is brilliant. He seems to be building quite a team.

    Hell, dare we hope they can pull it off and actually DO SOMETHING??! Big history in the making.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 25 2024 #167462
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    Zerosum, Celticbiker.

    The answers are simple and non-violent.
    Eschew debt, both public and private
    Work for a living to survive. Put greed aside.
    Learn how to save and budget if you want to own something. Gold/silver and barter. Keep your health. Read TAE 😉
    Oh yeah, grow potatoes.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 23 2024 #167235
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    John Day – you are an inspiration 🙂

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 23 2024 #167234
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    Russian Residency Law

    Anyone who values their health and are considering moving to Russia should read the following article from RT from 1st February 2024.
    It does not portray a utopia of freedom, health and bodily sovereignty.
    If it were not for this, and we were 20 years younger, we would be lining up to join V Arnold in Russia!

    https://www.rt.com/russia/591676-mandatory-covid-vaccination-rule-change/

    “The previous regulations, adopted by the ministry in 2021, demanded almost everyone undergo a mandatory vaccination in case of an epidemic threat…”
    “Under the new rules, only those that have never been vaccinated against Covid-19 or contracted the disease itself – as well as those suffering from chronic lung or heart diseases, HIV, or tuberculosis – and the elderly will have to take a mandatory shot. Vaccination should be done once a year, whereas previously it was twice. The new rules are scheduled to come into effect in September 2024 and stay in force until September 2030.”

    in reply to: Kamala Harris May Well Win The White House #167048
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    We agree with WES. Surely Kamala Harris will be the next President of the United States of America! The Dems won it last time by fraud. They’ll achieve it again by fraudulent means, if necessary. PCR has to be right, Trump will not be permitted to win. And it’s a damn scary thing.

    in reply to: Kamala Harris May Well Win The White House #167034
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    Bam_Man “I wonder what kind of blackmail/threat he (Hryce) is being subjected to”

    …and then there’s his hip pocket to consider. But the guy has a silver tongue and puts some of his points cleverly.
    We’re no experts on the US election, but just a few observations from across the pond.
    We read (possibly Bloomberg headline) that donations for the Kamala campaign are flooding in from women voters, rich and poor. Those controlling her will know exactly how to wind her up in order to tap into the women’s vote. A major ‘make over’ – if you like. The giggle, the sparkle, the clothes, queen of the influencer pack. Aiming for ‘rock star’ status like they achieved with Ardern in NZ, – until it started to wear thin. RIM wonders whether they can play her like a Strad until the election. Well, maybe. Trump does look a little old and tired, and yeah comes across a bit like a hot air balloon losing steam! Can he grab back the limelight? (if he has indeed lost it.) Is some sort of team up with RFK possible? Working closely with Musk sounds interesting and would surely gather attention, considering the world seems to hang on his every word 😉 The Russian leadership appears to be angling for a Dem victory – why?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 14 2024 #166384
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    ‘Legitimate murder, subjugation and humiliation are the main thrill.’

    And the greatest buzz of all for these miscreants is surely the power over life and death.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 31 2024 #165298
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    DBS
    #165278 Thanks for the awesome summary.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 28 2024 #165018
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    RIM
    “Europe has ceded its voice to the US, Trump or Dems. Not my doing. But Europe’s news is made in the US. Also not my doing”

    A comment more pertinent by the day, – for some of us living and working in Europe. There’s much to be angry about, and sometimes it boils over. Not many understand, and there are few to talk to. But here on TAE, in general, there are like-minded souls. Some are Americans who understand and accept the wickedness wrought by the controlled government of their country upon the world. As America slowly declines, the rest of us are drawn down with it. So we do appreciate the broad selection, even if slanted somewhat toward US politics, that Raul presents – every day. We wholeheartedly second the comment made by DBS #164994, and the next one 🙂

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 26 2024 #164894
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    @CelticBiker “No offense Mr Reid, but a policy of nonviolence just means getting your fuckin ass kicked..”

    The problem is, the perpetrators have the guns, the bombs, the brain-dead army and police, the corrupt legal apparatus, the prisons, the fines, the bullshit MSM. They have all the weapons at their disposal. And what do we have to attack them with? Nail guns, and whatever I can find in my garden shed? Perhaps Dr D’s eloquent rhetoric? At least I think aspnaz has got a chain saw. Get real, man. The only thing that will work is Ghandi-style non-violent resistance by the masses. And where are they? Fast asleep with their heads up their fucking asses.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 11 2024 #163318
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    ‘Merkel would have prevented Ukraine conflict. – Orban.’

    It would be interesting to read an honest appraisal from Merkel on the direction her country is now headed. Not for the first time, do we look back and feel gratitude for her decision to stand for a final term. She played the balancing act with finesse, and ‘likely’ gave us four more years of peace, before the fallout from the Maidan coup d’état finally exploded into the fullblown Russia/Ukraine tragedy threatening to engulf Europe. Orban emerges as a brave statesman with principle, the likes of Scholz a weak despot.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 30 2024 #162467
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    “Europe has all these women compensating for a lack of testicles.”

    Well isn’t that exactly why they’re where they are? They’re young, malleable, well-groomed, but mere puppets playing their designated roles, just like Biden, just like Zelensky. Chosen because they seek the limelight and attention, the chance to mingle with the big guys, and to wield power over us little guys. They do exactly what they’re told to do. Heaven forbid, Kallas presides over a Baltic State with around 1.3 million people. Of course she’s more than happy to eat Russians for breakfast in order to move quickly up the pecking order. And what an example she has to follow with van der Leyen. But who is pulling the strings and providing the script? Better talk to celtic biker 😉

    Aivazovsky.
    In agreement with V Arnold.

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