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Cat + Rat = 10
Dog + Rat = 20
Dog + Cat = 24Dog – Cat = 10
2 x Dog = 34
Dog = 17
Cat = 7
Rat = 3That is one heavy cat! A 3kg rat is terrifying. A 17kg Labrador is near starvation.
If you’re interested in the complexities of modern warfare and why it is so difficult for either side to make any real progress then I can’t recommend this article too much.
https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/all-seeing-eye-can-russia-break-through
Good to see Malhotra putting Monbiot in his place. I hope George likes crow because he’s going to be eating a lot of it even if he is a vegetarian.
You can find the complete text of what the Romanian lady had to say at this link:
Anybody have the misfortune of following Guardian “journalist” George Monbiot on Twitter? Well, he’s got a fantastic track record of getting it wrong and backing the wrong side but he never admits it and he never backs down, so there’s that.
His main topic is climate change and he’s right there with Al Gore and his boiling oceans, plus we’ve all got to stop eating meat.
On Syria he fell hook, line and sinker for the chemical weapon ruse.
When they dropped the mask mandates in the UK he extolled his readers and followers to continue masking up anyway as it was “the right thing to do.” He pushed the jabs relentlessly, even though he caught Covid several times after getting his shots. And now he’s picked a fight with Aseem Malhotra telling him that he shouldn’t be pedalling conspiracy theories as they’re dangerous.
What a piece of work, but that’s The Grauniad for you.
Defibrillators at school in the UK? All my long years at school in England I never once saw any kid so much as faint, let alone suffer a heart attack. At one school about 5 miles away there was a lad who took a fast field hockey ball to the chest, just below the heart and he died. Classic case of commodio cordis, I’d say.
Polish TV pretty clear about what the Poles want and what Ukraine will look like once the rubble stops bouncing.
Possible outcome of the Ukrainian war according to the Polish television TVP World based in Warsaw pic.twitter.com/jn9HgRSHxM
— Gefira Foundation (@Gefira_org) January 22, 2023
In this Dick Emery sketch from years and years ago, let’s swap things around a bit. Emery is the EU and the wife is the Russian economy. ‘Loving’ = sanctioning.
Enjoy!
Raùl, you may not like doing predictions with or without tea leaves, but I do by reading the stars. What they have to say about Western European nations possibly becoming embroiled in a war within the next few months is not comforting.
For those who are interested, I’m looking at the Capricorn Ingress for 2022, i.e. 21:48 UTC on 21 December 2022. The prediction is valid until the Aries Ingress on 21 March 2023. Let’s take the “capital” of Europe, Brussels.
Mars (the war planet) is in the 10th house of the government which is already an indication that war features strongly in the minds of the commission (and the Belgian government). Not only that, but he is in opposition with the Moon, representing the public. This is a classic indication of war. Add to that that Mars in this case is the ruler of the 8th house suggests that there will be body bags for soldiers in particular.
The last point I shall mention is that the 6th house of the workforce, public health and the armed forces has Uranus (the planet of sudden change) as its ruler and Uranus is in terrible condition (in his fall in Taurus). So a sudden change for the worse can be expected for the armed forces.
Will all this definitely happen? Well, that’s where astrology has its get-out clause: the stars incline they do not impel. Nevertheless, this is one of the nastiest charts I’ve looked at and I’ve been doing this kind of thing for quite a few years.
Did you personally know anyone whose death you think may have been caused by side effects…
Perhaps we could have a TAE poll?
I’ll start: yes, two.
One a friend who had pancreatic cancer. She had chemo and then an operation to remove the tumour. Things were going well then in December ‘21 she was boosted after which her blood counts went haywire and a new tumour grew with spread around the body in record time. She died in May.
The other was a former colleague, mid-60s, in good health. Went to bed feeling fine and never woke up.
On top of that, a friend’s wife in her 50s had a TIA a few weeks after you know what, with no family history of strokes. Plus my wife who has developed mild arrhythmia and an eye problem.
*I can’t mention you know, the thing or this won’t post.
Apologies for the fluffy bunnies post. I tried posting something that FSR is verboten. It’s no worse than loads of stuff that appears on this site but still some algo somewhere wouldn’t let it appear. The fluffy bunnies were just to check whether my username was now also verboten like last time.
Oxy, makes them look embarrassingly puerile or senile? Maybe both.
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Re-work for the covid era:
“This town aah-ah, is dying from a lockdown”If McCullough and Seneff are right about the unvaccinated being passively vaccinated by the jabbed then you’re probably going to have to change your TVASF acronym to WAASF.
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I was following a Twitter convo about AGW and got pointed to the skeptical science website where I was supposed to be able to read how the deniers’ claim that the global climate had warmed by (only) 1.4C since the end of the little ice age (~1850), had been totally debunked. I found nothing of the sort, instead a garbled mess of an article which cleared nothing up at all since in lumped CO2 in with CH4, ozone etc. and talked about incident surface radiation (from the sun).
One of the most compelling graphs I have seen to convince me that CO2 is not a driver is this from the British Antarctic Survey:
Go on, blow it up nice and big and then placing your ruler vertically on it, you can see quite plainly that first the temperature goes up and then later the CO2 concentration increases.
That and the extinction effect talked about in the TAE hobgoblins piece a couple of months back tell me the whole “CO2 is the bad guy” narrative is just a scam.
As for volcanoes, sure, I remember the crap summers we had after Mt St Helens blew its lid and later also Mt Pinatubo.
“New figures, however, appear to show that the public is solidly with Musk on the free speech issue. New signups at Twitter are at an all-time high with two million new signups per day.”
Get unwoke, go unbroke?
@ John Day
On holiday with my family back in the ‘60s and ‘70s 2CVs were everywhere in France. My father despised them as they were very slow and he used to call them sardine cans because the roll back canvas roof reminded him those old cans where you used to use a ‘key’ to open them.
Another gem of a hideous vehicle on the French roads back then was the Citroën H van.
I never saw one looking clean and shiny like that one, though, they were always covered in rust.
I was listening to Tom Luongo talking to Dexter White about the whole FTX rip off and the possibility that it was entirely deliberate to expose Dem shenanigans, trash (faith in) crypto and to shaft Davos. No idea if they’re right, but it seems plausible and made for an interesting listen. I was disappointed though to learn that Fried, in terms of SBF, is pronounced “freed” and does not rhyme with “cried” as I was saying it in my head. But I did like White’s other name for him – Sam Bankster-Fraud.
By my calculations, 1m70 puts all three a shade under 5’7” making them officially shrort arses. Putin is the same height, too. What can it all mean?
Blue Marmalade
About the terrorist attack in Istanbul, here’s the Turkish minister for the interior not quite saying the quiet bit out loud.
https://twitter.com/azgeopolitics/status/1592113130280456192?s=61&t=RGUmleMWh6-J_kv8BwciGQ
Hey Aspnaz, if your sister went to boarding school, are you also a boarding school survivor? I only managed one year myself (thank God!).
This book by Nick Duffell is really interesting. Not everyone who goes to boarding school end up a sociopath, but far too many do, and then they become CEOs and politicians!
Wounded Leaders: British Elitism and the Entitlement Illusion: A Psychohistory
“Political leaders in Britain are consistently drawn from a class born to be educated away from their families in institutions – elite boarding schools. This has a direct effect on their ability to love, to relate, to make good judgments and to develop the necessary leadership qualities for today’s world.
In this controversial and highly acclaimed book, the author guides the reader along the elite path through boarding school and Oxbridge to government, unpacking what he calls the Entitlement Illusion.
Central to the illusion is a uniquely British phenomenon, an industrialised process for turning out servants of the Empire that has been unwilling to change with the times. It was deified in the Victorian Rational Man Project and normalised by the British public, who still buy into the trance. Up to date evidence from neuroscience shows what a poor training for leadership this actually is. “
That last paragraph from CTH perfectly sums up what’s going on.
“The World Economic Forum (WEF) was created to use the same fundamental associations of government and corporations. Only this time, it was the multinational corporations who organized to tell the government(s) what to do. The WEF was organized for multinational corporations to assemble and tell the various governments how to cooperate with them, in order to be rewarded by them. Corporatism was/is the outcome. The government is now doing what the multinationals tell them to do, and in return the multinationals install the compliant politicians.[..] What results is a slightly modified definition of fascism: “…A massive multinational corporate conglomerate; telling a centralized autocratic government leader what to do; and using severe economic and social regimentation as a control mechanism; combined with forcible suppression of opposition by both the corporations and government.”
Here’s the Schwabster himself saying basically the same thing:
“There is a clash between the state capital and the capital of interested parties. I believe that the future belongs to the capital of interested parties, not the state.”
V. Arnold wrote:
“As near as I can tell; critical thinking skills are lacking in 99 – 99.9% of all humans…”
That’s the fault of the education system. Kids nowadays are taught only to learn “facts” and not to develop their critical thinking skills. Im sure it’s by design as well, as our governments are not too keen on people thinking for themselves these days.
So the story doing the rounds is that “Truss me I’m the prime minister” texted “It’s done” to sleepy Joe right after the North streams were blown up using her own iPhone. The Russians picked it up and that’s how they knew who was to blame.
Is that why Liz got bounced out so quickly?
And all of a sudden, there she was, gone!
That’s two Lizzes in less than a couple of months, way to go!
Ursula does Ingsoc better than Orwell.
“We have increased the savings. And it is good, we achieved in September a reduction of 15 percent. We have filled our storages up to 92 percent. We did not give in to this blackmail. We made it. And I think we can be proud of that. We resisted. That is important.”
– Ursula von der Lügen, 2022“It appeared that there had even been demonstrations to thank Big Brother for raising the chocolate ration to twenty grammes a week. And only yesterday, he reflected, it had been announced that the ration was to be REDUCED to twenty grammes a week. Was it possible that they could swallow that, after only twenty-four hours? Yes, they swallowed it.”
– George Orwell, 1984I saw this couple on the evening news on Monday and thought then how the blood looked fake.
STAGED
Ukrainian actors dressed as wounded take selfie in #Kiev
– for Western media live coverage
Joe Biden : "utter brutality" #Ukraine #NATORussiaWar #Lviv #ZelenskyWarCriminal pic.twitter.com/FQTQSKPRtk— UkraineNews (@Ukraine66251776) October 12, 2022
— Carl Vernon (@RealCarlVernon) September 29, 2022
