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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle May 28 2022 #108659
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    Dr D yesterday #108553

    “Lockdowns Had ‘Little to No Effect’ on Covid Death Rate (DM)

    Known all along since it was airborne. But the Meta-meta study from the WHO came out, what, 3 months ago? Billy then publishes a book saying “to stop the next pandemic we must do all the things that didn’t stop the last pandemic, but harder.” And this comes out as the ordinary, average number of Monkey cases is suddenly puffed in the news for no medical reason, same day as the WHO treaty is being voted on. So why is this anti-WHO push allowed to be published in the Daily Mail? They haven’t told the truth in decades. Why the change?”

    Along the same lines, has anyone noticed the rather negative reporting about the latest Davos schmooze-fest?
    Sounds like Davos 2022 was quite a fizzer.
    No A-listers were there, hardly any heads of State.

    Even the Guardian is dismissive of the event:

    “Davos has always been dedicated to globalisation and has long been keen on using the forum to tackle common problems such as global heating and inequality. But how will it cope with a fragmented world where globalisation is in retreat?”

    https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/may/22/can-davos-with-no-a-listers-still-play-a-part-on-the-global-stage

    Is it a sign that the UK is waking up to the gradual usurping of its sovereignty?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 24 2022 #108449
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    Alberto Cartuccia Cingolani
    The next Evgeny Kissen?
    Thank goodness the Italians are churning them out, considering our lives are no longer enriched by live Russian performances, young or old.
    Tulsi Gabbard
    We understand and applaud your concern, lady. But please don’t forget that there are others in the world, who do not happen to be Americans, whose lives have been lost or devastated thanks to the American leadership, Industrial Military Pharma complex etc.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 23 2022 #108379
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    @citizenx

    Spot on!
    Unfortunately too many don’t recognize the filth for what it is.
    Maybe we should all emigrate to Russia.
    Shall we take Bosco, too? 😉

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 21 2022 #108329
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    @WES #108323

    “And the most evil of all monkeys, a smiling Bill Gates monkey!”

    A reminder, this monkey spelled out his plans for us last November.
    “There’s naturally-caused epidemics and bioterrorism-caused epidemics that could even be way worse than what we experienced today”

    https://news.yahoo.com/bill-gates-warns-smallpox-terror-000100099.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAADnBxvZH3r7lPh4UXzaIOCu_4kofooMnGSiwRccumAW0ybKdLnwuH5DVbJz1fpW7ckI7fU6fc2g62zt6bLKV-xr8vT41_tSWmfOkc0tpX1dWegIwPNCgmHD7kDORChjivX0t6qd1UVnSmLgD2KYJcx-9bQqD9TqtETsTIYaM4l-f

    But who are the real bio-terrorists?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 19 2022 #108198
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    @RIM

    “Get rid of them before they can do more damage”

    How? These guys are on a roll now. Seems like monkey-pox is now being rolled out around the world. Bloomberg is laying out the plan in this free article:

    https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-05-19/what-is-monkeypox-why-is-it-spreading-and-should-we-worry?srnd=premium-europe

    Interestingly, the smallpox vax at the ready can apparently lead to myocarditis and pericarditis. Sound familiar? Guess they think that if the plan worked well once it will work well again.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 18 2022 #108169
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    @bosco thanks for the link, I downloaded the book and it looks like a very good and interesting read. As you once said “Why can’t we all have a President like Putin”?

    in reply to: War Is Over But They Won’t Tell You #108113
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    Yes, we are happy that the people in the former Russian areas will be liberated from the oppression of the corrupt Nazi/Nato regime in Kiev. Happy that the tide has turned against the Empire of Lies with its endless wars, it’s exorbitant privilege, it’s predatory corporatist brutality. Not so happy with the next levels of oppression lined up for us by the dark puppet masters lurking in the shadows (CBDCs, further pandemics, vax mandates, vax passports, climate change lockdowns, social credit systems etc). But your brilliant article brightened our day immensely, Raul. Thank you, we much appreciate your daily efforts.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 11 2022 #105950
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    @Archie #105938

    @citizenx
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    Thanks – two great comments.

    RIM: wonderful Hopper painting today

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 10 2022 #105871
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    @boilingfrog comment #105841

    Thanks very much for posting this link!
    It’s insightful.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 6 2022 #105609
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    Australian whistleblower scientists provide more evidence of nanotech and graphene oxide in Pfizer gene therapy (video):

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 1 2022 #105336
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    IMG-20220402-130517-831

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 30 2022 #105185
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    WATER-HEATING-IN-GERMANY-IN-THE-YEAR-2022

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 30 2022 #105184
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    FIRST-DELIVERY-OF-GAS-ON-THE-WAY-TO-GERMANY

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 30 2022 #105183
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    in reply to: No posts today #104990
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    RIM
    All the best for a speedy recovery.
    Thanks to the commentariat – you’re all doing a great job filling in for Raul!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 9 2022 #103886
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    The thought of European – or any for that matter- concert halls minus Russian music is too awful to contemplate. “It’s a sad, sad situation.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2022 #103718
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    Here is an interesting article in RT today written by Scott Ritter, for anyone unable to access RT directly (doesn’t appear to be posted on rumble). I have taken out the embedded links to reference articles, and copied the text only below.

    Scott Ritter is a former US Marine Corps intelligence officer and author of ‘SCORPION KING: America’s Suicidal Embrace of Nuclear Weapons from FDR to Trump.’ He served in the Soviet Union as an inspector implementing the INF Treaty, in General Schwarzkopf’s staff during the Gulf War, and from 1991-1998 as a UN weapons inspector.

    China pushes back against the US in the Pacific
    Published: 7 Mar 2022 | 16:50 GMT

    Beijing has warned the US against creating an Indo-Pacific version of NATO and supporting Taiwan

    While China has made it clear that there is no direct correlation between Ukraine and Taiwan, noting that Taiwan is an integral part of China, its silence on Russia’s use of force should give pause to those who may doubt Beijing’s willingness to resort to similar action when it comes to defending its own territorial claims.

    As the US and NATO struggle to deal with the unfolding crisis in Ukraine, China’s Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, has issued a warning to the Biden administration not to repeat the mistakes made in Europe by attempting to create a Pacific version of NATO to contain and constrain China. Wang’s comments were made at his annual media conference as China convened the National People’s Congress, the country’s top legislative body, in Beijing on Monday. Calling such plans “perverse actions” that “run counter to the common aspiration of the region for peace, development, cooperation and win-win outcomes,” Wang declared that if they were implemented by the US, “they are doomed to fail.”

    Australia demands China end ‘chilling silence’ READ MORE: [link]

    Wang also criticized the US for expanding its ties, including military cooperation and weapons sales, with Taiwan. Such policies, Wang warned, “not only push Taiwan into a precarious situation, but will also bring unbearable consequences for the US side,” adding, somewhat ominously, “Taiwan will eventually return to the embrace of the motherland.”

    China has made no secret about its claim to Taiwan, or its ambition to make good on that claim through any means necessary, including military force. While the prospects of any near-term military action by China against Taiwan have been viewed as remote, the Russian offensive in Ukraine has caused many observers to reconsider that position.

    The Chinese concerns are not imaginary, but rather drawn from a direct reading of the guidance published by the Biden administration in the Spring of 2021. “Our democratic alliances,” President Joe Biden declared in his interim national security strategic guidance, “enable us to present a common front, produce a unified vision, and pool our strength to promote high standards, establish effective international rules, and hold countries like China to account.”

    “That is why we will reaffirm, invest in, and modernize the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and our alliances with Australia, Japan, and the Republic of Korea—which, along with our other global alliances and partnerships, are America’s greatest strategic asset,” he added.

    A plain reading of that text clearly shows that the US was pursuing a NATO-like alliance in the Pacific solely focused on the issue of “holding China to account.” It is in this light that one must view partnerships such as the “Quad”, a military partnership between the US, Japan, India, and Australia, and the newly constituted AUKUS alliance composed of Australia, the United Kingdom, and the US. Both organizations exist solely to coordinate a military response to China’s expansive presence in the Pacific region.

    US accused of trying to create another NATO READ MORE: [link]

    As if to drive home the point that it will not stand by idly while the US conspires against it, China announced on Friday it was conducting a week-long military exercise in the South China Sea, near the territorial waters of Vietnam. While the scope and scale of the exercise is limited—encompassing a six nautical mile radius—its messaging was clear: China is prepared to use force, if necessary, to defend its disputed territorial claims in the region. The announcement of the exercise came on the heels of a series of military moves near Taiwan, where the transit of a US naval vessel through the Taiwan Strait was countered by the sortieing of Chinese military aircraft into Taiwan’s air-defense identification zone.

    Many experts and observers were surprised by Russia’s decision to intervene militarily in Ukraine. When it comes to China’s readiness to go to war over Taiwan, there should be no such uncertainty. This point was driven home by none other than the Chinese Ambassador to the US, Qin Gang, in comments made to the US media on January 28. “The Taiwan issue is the biggest tinderbox between China and the United States,” Qin Gang said. “If the Taiwanese authorities, emboldened by the United States, keep going down the road for independence, it most likely will involve China and the United States, the two big countries, in the military conflict.”

    Qin Gang’s comments were made a week before Russian President Vladimir Putin met with China’s Xi Jinping in Beijing, where they issued a 5,000-word joint statement reaffirming “their strong mutual support for the protection of their core interests, state sovereignty and territorial integrity.”

    “The Russian side reaffirms its support for the One-China principle, confirms that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China, and opposes any forms of independence of Taiwan,” it reads.

    The fact that Russia signed on to such a statement knowing full well that China had committed to the use of military force to defend its claims regarding Taiwan underscores the seriousness of the Russian-Sino joint statement and helps explain Chinese silence when it comes to Russia’s actions in Ukraine, which run afoul of China’s long-standing objection to military intervention.

    Russia-China trade turnover up almost 40% in two months READ MORE: [link]

    China knows that any military action against Taiwan would bring with it economic retaliation on the part of the US and its allies. Like Russia, however, China holds significant cards in its hand, and any Western effort to punish it with economic sanctions would bring about a response which could cripple the economies of those targeted. Moreover, any military action against Taiwan would, in and of itself, have dire global economic consequences, especially in the field of semiconductor manufacturing. Any military conflict involving Taiwan would have a crippling impact on the global electronics market, dependent as it is on the computer chips produced by Taiwan.

    The relationship between Russia’s action on Ukraine and any move by Beijing against Taipei, or active defense of its South China Sea territorial claims, is real. While the conflict in Ukraine is thousands of miles away from either Taiwan or the South China Sea, the lessons on how the West is reacting to Russia’s attack are, without question, being closely studied by the Chinese leadership with an eye on how the West might respond to any future Chinese military action.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2022 #103558
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    Another way of circumventing restrictions is to use the Psiphon censorship-bypass tool, which can be downloaded for Windows, Android, and other systems.

    psiphon.ca

    Another possible alternative is to use a VPN service of your choice.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2022 #103557
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    To access RT from a PC, try using the Tor browser available from http://www.torproject.org

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2022 #103553
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2022 #103552
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    How to access RT

    If you’re reading RT on your smartphone, you can use the Android app,
    which can be downloaded via this link:

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2022 #103551
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    Bill7

    The usual advice is to trust no one.
    Or as Muhammad said “Trust in God but tie up your camel”

    Links not posting at the moment

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2022 #102426
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    Schwab-Ardern

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 20 2022 #102424
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    Schwab-Ardern
    Test3

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 20 2022 #102423
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 20 2022 #102422
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 21 2022 #102421
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    A lizard with many skins

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101157
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    Yay! Thanks for the tip Boscohorowitz.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101156
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101134
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    content://media/external/downloads/250018

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101124
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 13 2022 #101120
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    “Tactics used by the authorities to try and get rid of the protesters involved turning on the water sprinklers on the lawn where they were camped on Friday…” [what’s more on the midst of a rainstorm] “…With sprinklers proving ineffective, Parliament Speaker Trevor Mallard settled on a new approach: blasting out Barry Manilow’s greatest hits…and Covid vaccine messages”.

    Not all was reported by the BBC. Here is a picture of the police using brutal tactics against a 17 year old boy protesting against the government mandates in Wellington. The girl holding the picture is this boy’s sister.

    in reply to: 2 Predictions #100689
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    @HuskyNut

    We’re also keenly following the events in Wellington, and sorry we don’t live nearer. Hope you can take your young daughter to the protests on the weekend – hopefully a positive turning point in the history of NZ that she will never forget! Thanks for the interesting links.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 9 2022 #100557
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    @HuskyNut

    Good comment, couldn’t agree more!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 9 2022 #100521
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    @ John Day
    Thanks for the link yesterday about the Rice University research on nano-technology. It was timely. Here is the latest publication from scientists in New Zealand. At the very end of the article is a PDF download with 38 stunning
    images of the contents of Comirnaty vials. The authors (NZDSOS: New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science) are a group of concerned health professionals speaking out against coercion and censorship. They have presented their evidence to the NZ government and are working on further legal action. Work in progress…

    It’s a Small World: Micro-tech in the Jabs?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 1 2022 #99729
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    WES and John Day,

    Thanks for the feedback on the slide pictures. Baffling indeed, hopefully some more scientists will take up the baton to establish the truth about the contents of these experimental drugs. Without waiting 55 years. One test of veracity: what is the researcher’s motive? – profit? – seems not. Professional advantage? – actually the opposite, he takes a risk publishing this. Click bait for conspiracy theorists? – seems like an honest enough presentation. Someone with the necessary skills and access to an appropriate microscope and the vials should be able to repeat these observations.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle February 1 2022 #99699
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    Interesting photographs taken by New Zealand scientist using a dark field microscope.
    Anyone curious about the science behind the vaccines could be interested in this link:

    https://archive.fo/2022.01.29-225016/https://masksaredangerous.com/nanotech-in-the-shots/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 22 2022 #98779
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    @expatkiwi

    We have been in NZ since January 2020.
    Our gut feeling since early on in the plandemic was that NZ would become one of the worst places to be, because of the governance. At the moment, we are starting to feel like we might go back to live in the UK, if the madness continues to be reversed there. If you were living in the UK now, I would say to wait a bit longer. But France is different. It might improve there quicker than NZ, but who knows?

    The governance here in NZ is diabolical, the political opposition to the vaccine narrative is non-existent, the people seem remarkably naive, gullible and terrorised by the government via a vile, lying and subservient media. Just like in many other countries. And yes, the global picture and outlook seems pretty dire at the moment. Where to go to best protect yourself and where you can continue to live a meaningful and productive life? The Reserve Bank of NZ is working on their CBDC. It seems that many people are happy with their vaccine passports and ready to roast you for being a selfish hold-out and for not wearing a face diaper. There have been a few incidents recently of OTT intimidation from police on innocent protesters/resistors (tasers and arrest). The rubbish being spewed out to convince parents to get their 5 year olds vaccinated is unbelievable. We really do wonder what or who is driving the leaders in their relentless pursuit of the narrative.

    The current mandates here could be worse, but more might come. Hopefully it won’t progress to fines for the vax-free (like in Austria and Quebec). On the other hand, HuskyNut could well be right that 2022 will be the year that the SHTF on all dimensions. So then NZ offers remoteness, you can live off-grid, grow your own food, go fishing, home-school your kids and team up with your local VFF resistance!

    Difficult decisions for many of us! We wish you all the best with your plans and hope that it works out well…

    in reply to: An Open Letter to Friends #95864
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    Huskynut

    We wish you well and identify with all you say. It helps to know that there are others who feel the same way we do, who live this ongoing nightmare in NZ (and elsewhere in the world). For us, a red light appeared when JA made the announcement around the middle of last year that she had purchased 10 million doses of Pfizer “vaccine”, – a double dose for every Kiwi in the land. That was when the hairs rose on the back of the neck. How far will we have to go to dodge this bullet, to refuse this thing on principle? We were a happy Kiwi couple in our early 60s, eat mostly vegan, thin, fit and healthy, no debt and reasonably well-off from having saved (yes, those pesky savers) and gone without. And yet, here in NZ 2021, we seek a place to hide away from “hunters” with their needles. And we aren’t the only ones. We are trying to grow vegetables, – (it’s a steep learning curve and the soil and climate are not optimal where we live), drawing on childhood memories of holidays with Nan and her huge veggie garden, of parents digging roots of spuds in their retirement, of Mum hunting for white butterfly eggs with her reading glasses on the end of her nose, and father spraying his tomatoes for blight. Why? Because we see the writing about to appear on the wall in this land of QR codes, – “thou shalt not enter a supermarket without a vaccine passport”. Our imagination moves forward in leaps and bounds, trying to connect the dots before they appear. The next one might be “thou shalt not have a bank account without a vaccine passport”.

    Have read much of the history of Nazi Germany, the persecution of the Untermenschen. It’s unfathomable to believe that we in NZ in 2021 find ourselves standing outside a cafe, masked up, with some hot harassed barista racing over to the door to take our order, while we are stared out, glowered at indignantly by the self-righteous feasting on their greasy chips at table, most of them older, obese, and no doubt on a concoction of pills.

    We wish you well Huskynut in our quest to retain/regain some normalcy, some reasonable quality of life without fear – of a “vaccine”.

    Thanks again RIM. Where would we be without TAE?
    Emil Nolde Zwei Schwimmer 1914. NZ is still a beautiful place.
    It’s summer, the sun shines, the days are long and the beaches with their flowering pohutakawa trees are never far away, and we can still swim in the blue ocean…

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 2 2021 #94269
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    @oxy

    Hey, it could be much worse!
    Imagine being a peasant in Elizabethan England:

    “Elizabeth I took rather more drastic measures during an epidemic of the plague in London in 1564. She took refuge in Windsor, where anyone arriving from London was hanged in a specially constructed gallows in the market square.”

    p.33 The Truth About Vaccines. How We Are Used As Guinea Pigs Without Knowing It. By Dr Richard Halvorsen 2007.

    Thanks for the inspiring words, we’ll need them and will share them around. Where we are in NZ we are waking up to our first day of vax segregation – starting slowly, supermarkets, pharmacies, petrol stations are still open to the vax-free, otherwise we have to get used to more and more shops gladly shutting their doors to us. We’ll manage, they can shove their f#@&ing mandates up their a*#@!

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