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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle August 11 2022 #113273
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    F.S.:

    The Globe & Mail is one of Trudeau’s “woke” newspapers. The “woke” use the vax as a legal means to openly discriminate against the very diversity they talk about while doing the opposite.

    Saw Canada’s top general saying they need to tweak their vaccine policy to ensure 100% compliance. So far they have kicked out about half of the over 1,000 soldiers who have refused the vax. This behavior is happening inspite of not being able to recruit new soldiers to replace losses. So Canada’s army will shrink in size some more along with the British army.

    I am still waiting for the US army to follow through on their threats to discharge all unvaxxed soldiers. Afterall the US army needs to get smaller for everybody else’s benefit.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 11 2022 #113272
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    My Parent Said Know:

    Here at the island cottage, the mink swim up the muskrat’s underwater holes dug along the shore banks thus keeping these water rats under control. So, yeah, I like mink too!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 11 2022 #113263
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    This past weekend, on August 6th, I attended a funeral in Ottawa, delayed for over a month due to covid. We had to wear masks during the church service.

    You can tell instantly Ottawa is a 100% government town, 100% vaccinated that looks down on anybody who isn’t vaccinated. They are 100% sure that vaccines are the only correct solution to covid. This is government shaped mass formation at it’s worst.

    Three days later, a young double vaccinated attendee reported testing positive for covid. So now I am waiting to see if my Wife and I will catch covid. It is wandering amoung the vaccinated that I dread. If I catch covid it will be from the vaccinated, since my Wife and I are the only 2 Canadians, that I know of, who aren’t vaccinated!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 11 2022 #113260
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    The view that the west’s financial world order is falling apart because of the war in the Ukraine is ass backwards.

    The west’s financial world order was collapsing so the west started the war in the Ukraine to hide it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 9 2022 #113162
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    The powers to be will file criminal charges against Trump even if they have to make up a charge, then ensure Trump is tied up for at least 2 years in a corrupt court so he can’t run in 2024.

    You can see this coming a mile away. Setting up the J6 committee was to guarantee such an outcome.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 8 2022 #113104
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    TDub:

    Please note that many doctors are paid extra money by the gov for each person they inject the vaccine into. Children probably bring in more money than an adult does. So keep this conflict of interest in mind.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 8 2022 #113103
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    TDub:

    Please realize that doctors are not allowed to say anything negative about the covid vaccine nor speak about ivermectin or they will lose their medical license.

    This is especially true in Canada. Same goes for pharmacists too. Bring up the subject and watch them quickly change the subject or walk away. They will say nothing.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 7 2022 #113040
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    Zerosum:

    In Canada, sadly we humans are definately mosquitos bait!
    Not to mention black fly and horse fly bait too!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 5 2022 #112890
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    A supposedly leaked AFU report says Ukr losses are 191,000, killed, wounded, or missing. If true that means, using 1:2 ratio, about 60,000 killed with the rest wounded or missing. This doesn’t include other Ukra forces such as the territorial reserve forces. The report says AFU units are at less than 50% of their normal strength. They are short of everything. So proof the Russian meat grinder is working it’s horrible horrors.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 2 2022 #112728
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    Mr. House:

    Don’t feel bad about your comments being deleted on Wolfe Street. I have been deleted so often I no longer bother to comment or read his articles anymore. You can’t mention anything about covid either!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 2 2022 #112726
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    F.S.

    Back in the late 1970s one of the service engineers I worked with in Southern Saskatchewan, had the sheet metal on his company leased car completely beat to a pulp by large hail stones plus windows broken. The car looked like a complete write-off but the insurance company repaired it!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 1 2022 #112629
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    So the WEF wants us to eat insects. This makes perfect sense. Just another way to kill us little people off since we can’t safely digress the toxic poisons in insects. Oh, Trudeau just opened an insect facility in London, Ontario.

    Trudeau is also trying to reduce future food supplies in Canada by 30% by reducing fertilizer use. . The better to kill us Canadians with. Canada is also taking the lead on digital currencies too. Your digital money will only allow you to buy insect food, not real food. Again all the better to kill you with!

    Trudeau is still enforcing deadly vaccine mandates in Canada.

    And you think Trudeau is out to kill you!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 30 2022 #112511
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    So a bunch of young doctors in Toronto suddenly kick the bucket and only one died from the vaccine while the rest didn’t die from covid. Yeah, sure, whatever you say.

    Many of these young doctors died of cancer likely brought on by a weakened immune system that couldn’t fight off the cancer, that the vaccine triggered.

    Just more sudden deaths of health care workers, as planned to reduce health care.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2022 #112438
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    Chettt:

    My take on the monkeypox is that it is mostly impacting gay men. I have to assume most gay men are vaccinated, thus weakening their immune systems to infections. With weakened immune systems, monkeypox is now more easily spread amoung vaccinated gay men than before.

    It appears the vaccine is behind the spread of the monkeypox infection.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 29 2022 #112437
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    HerrWarner:

    I am glad you enjoyed the article “Why Liberals Dump Their Oldest Friends”. I have had rather mixed reactions to this article. Most seem to think it is nothing special. I read it, and light blubs went off! I guess one’s reaction depends upon how one is wired.

    Just Some Randomer:

    The TPTB will not go away. If they fail, they will punish us for their failure. Just like the German people failed Hitler.

    Bill Barr:

    As the Uniparty member he is, he has popped back into the news to protect Joe Biden. Calling for a special prosecutor invokes Congress’s oldest trick to deal with a stink that just refuses go away. By appointing a special prosecutor, Congress can make sure the stink disappears. You see what you are not supposed to know, is a special prosecutor reports directly to Congress, not to the DoJ or FBI.

    Need proof? Has special prosecutor Durham made a previous stink disappear? Oh, you have already forgotten what it was Durham was not investigating? See, Congress knows how to pull the wool over the eyes of Americans. Hunter Biden will disappear before the November mid-term elections, right on schedule.

    Bill Barr is a traitor.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 28 2022 #112390
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    Ever since Afghanistan fell, Nancy hasn’t been able to visit a war zone (Ukraine is a no-fly zone – train only) and gain tax free income for the month she visited the war zone.

    Obviously visiting Taiwan in a military plane escorted by fighter jets should probably earn Nancy the war zone tax free month gig. Nice tax free work if you can get it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 28 2022 #112358
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    anticlimatic:

    As we have seen the media can ignore anything!

    They are already ignoring insurance companies!

    If Raul didn’t tell us the Dutch farmers are protesting, we would never know since the Dutch media are ignoring the farmers. There are no reports on Dutch farmers protesting, so obviously the Dutch farmers are not protesting.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 26 2022 #112250
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    Daddy, why is it so cold in here?
    Because of sanctions we imposed on Russia.
    Why?
    To punish the Russians.
    Daddy, are we Russians ?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 26 2022 #112247
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    V. Arnold:

    I showed the picture to my Wife this morning and we both agreed it was an amazing picture as the cat blended in perfectly with the tree trunk. But since this cat is minding it’s own business and not trying to cram “wokeness” down our throats, we simply enjoyed the magic moment in time that the picture captured for us.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 26 2022 #112223
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    Dr. D:

    Thanks for providing a link to the article “Why Liberals Dump Their Oldest Friends” by Rick Ackeman GoldSeek. com July 25, 2022.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 26 2022 #112222
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    Thank you D Benton Smith for your wonderful but very trying life story.

    After spending the first 10 years of my life I northern Quebec/Labrador, I can relate to the type of wild life you describe and their early fall migration south. The ice too thick to chop a hole in to fish. The strong cold winds that never stop. The only thing missing were the seals.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 25 2022 #112180
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    Great education on cows!

    There is only one insect I would consider eating.

    In Africa there is a big all green insect about 2″ long. I think we have them here in N. America too. Forget their name. But natives consider them to be delicious. My African mechanics would catch them, whenever I pointed them out, then twist their necks and put them in their pocket to eat at break times. I saw this happen quite a few times. If they ate them, then I would be game to try one!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 25 2022 #112168
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    Just a heads up TAEs.

    If you use the word “recession” you will be accused of misinformation!

    Liberals are redefining the meaning of the word “recession” so it no longer means what you thought it means.

    So we are not in an economic recession between now and November!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 25 2022 #112167
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    Raul:

    I have just read a very interesting article title “Why Liberals Dump Their Oldest Friends” written by Rick Ackeman on Goldseek.com July 5th, 2022. I highly recommend you include it in tomorrow’s blog as many TAEs have noticed this too with ex-friends since the pandemic started 3 years ago.

    Yes this is a financial site, but this liberal phenomenon occurs ito people n every walk of life.

    Rick is lamenting the lost of multiple friends he has known for 30 to 65 years. He asked a really smart friend about why this is happening and his friend told him why. Yes it has something to do with our how our brains are configured!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 23 2022 #112042
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    I am sending this message via Eldon Musk’s StarLink satellite! My son bought a StarLink RV unit which allows him the freedom to move the StarLink unit wherever he goes. Starting on Monday he switches from being a wind turbine technician to becoming a marine engine mechanic at the local marina. He will call the cottage home until about the end of October. After that it starts to get too cold so he will need to find a temporary place on the mainland. He will take the StarLink unit with him, thus buying the RV unit. (I have noticed that RV sales have suddenly stopped.)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 22 2022 #111968
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    Willem:

    Yes I agree birds generally only fly in good weather. Even rain seems to ground many birds. Right out in front of the island cottage there is a rock everyone calls “Turtle Rock” because it is perfectly shaped like a turtle’s shell. It is heavily populated by the local water birds. However in heavy winds/rain they are all standing around looking rather dejected and quiet. I think the birds love sunny weather just like we humans do too.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 22 2022 #111962
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    Second day in a row, no news about the “war” in the Ukraine on the Saker, Moon of Alabama, and Zerohedge. Zerohedge did have one story about exporting Ukrainian grain. So the powers to be have banished the war in the Ukraine. Raul obviously didn’t get the memo!

    About yesterday’s great photo of a hawk/eagle flying side ways. Notice the bird has it’s head turned 90 degrees so it can keep it’s gyroscope properly orientated with respect to the earth’s horizon. Something human pilots can not do without a gyroscope.

    So the Dutch politicians first pass a stupid law about reducing nitrogen. Then if you want to build more housing, then the politicans can say with a straight face, the law says you have to shutdown a farm first. But not any other sources of nitrogen. And nobody even questions the circular logic.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 21 2022 #111908
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    I noticed today that the Ukraine has even disappeared from the Saker and the Moon of Alabama.
    I guess they got the message that the Ukraine is no longer news! I think the Russians are still canceling Ukrainians.

    Build Back Worst

    I see the European central bank finally raised interest rates 0.5%. Japan surely follows after the WEF’s Abe warning.

    This is likely the first time in your life time when central bankers have started raising interest rate after the world has already entered a recession. Don’t be surprised because the central bankers all have to keep the goals of the WEF’s Build Back Better at the top of their agenda now.

    Central bankers play a critical role in achieving Build Back Worst. Raising interest rates is supposed to fight inflation. But rising energy prices has been driven not by rising demand but by the WEF reducing energy supplies. Rising interest rates do however reduce energy demands by reducing economic activity. Like all good little communist, first they destroy the existing infrastructure, so they can Build Back Worst.

    I don’t think I have to tell you who Build Back Worst are targeting.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 20 2022 #111816
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    A few months ago I noted that a major MSM reporter penned an article explaining why Trudeau needed a new jet. Well, lo and behold, Justin has a brand new big foreign made jet! I guess a Canadian made Challenger jet just wasn’t good enough for Justin to fly in. So being the climate change hypocrite that he is, he has greatly increased his carbon footprint!

    As a hypocrite, Justin also doesn’t believe he needs to obey his own mask rules requiring all Canadians to wear a mask, while riding in a train.

    I am still waiting for the US army to kick out their unvaccinated soldiers. They have already taken such steps against all unvaccinated National Guard soldiers. The reason the US army will do so is because the unvaccinated army soldiers are considered politically unreliable by the deep state. These army soldiers need to be purged. This all goes back to what Obama started, in 2008, purging the US army’s officier Corp of politically unreliable officers and only promoting politically correct officers.

    That the US army is having trouble recruiting new cannon folder will be viewed as signs of success by the deep state. They don’t want to recruit loyal patriots. Thus the extensive background checks.

    Failure to retain (purging) existing soldiers again is viewed as further sign of success. Afterall the army is viewed by the deep state as a serious competitor to their future designs. I think it isn’t an accident that all of the western countries have been deliberately reducing the sizes of their militaries, even as most of their populations have increased.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 19 2022 #111772
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    Since the weather is nice and warm, Biden will use it to declare a climate emergency so he can stuff the ballot boxes in November again!

    Since Joe wants higher energy prices, why did he venture to the middle east to ask them to increase oil production? Afterall joe is doing his very best to shutdown US oil and gas production!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 19 2022 #111751
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    Right now the USD is considered strong as measured by the USD index.

    Most of the USD index consists of the Euro and the Yen.

    Both the Euro and Yen have fallen greatly as the US Fed has started raising interest rates above zero while the central banks of Europe and Japan are trying to keep interest rates below zero.

    Naturally the Euro and Yen have started falling being sacrificed by their central banks determination to prevent their interest rates from rising.

    Would you consider the USD to be strong, solely based upon the increased stupidity of other country’s central banks exceeding the US Fed’s own stupidity?

    Right now you can buy an ounce of paper gold for $1,700 USD, down from $2,000, and an ounce of paper silver for $18, down from $27.USD. Good luck trying to buy real gold or silver at these low paper prices!

    Obviously somebody doesn’t believe the USD is strong or they would gladly sell you their real gold.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 16 2022 #111660
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    It is very clear why Abe was killed by the globalist.
    His death is also a message to other leaders who might oppose their agenda.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 16 2022 #111658
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    Zerosum:

    My idea of camping/glamping is in the lobby of the Hilton!

    Currently enjoying some very nice hot days at the island cottage!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 15 2022 #111618
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    I am still waiting for the US army to commit hari-kari by dismissing their unvaxxed soldiers while they are having trouble recruiting new soldiers.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 13 2022 #111470
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    These last few days Germ sure has been on fire. The covid vaccine war is still doing it’s deadly work. For most people, they have no idea there is a covid vaccine war raging.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 13 2022 #111453
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    Isn’t it amazing how the climate fight against carbon has now silently slipped in fertilizers to it’s hit list and nobody seems to have noticed this addition. Is oxygen next on the WEF’s hit list?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 10 2022 #111313
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    On July 4th, my 93 year old aunt, living in Ottawa, died. Her funeral service at her church could not be scheduled until 3 PM August 6th, slightly more than a month from now. I believe this is the third service to be held at the church that day.

    This just goes to show that the dying business, per Germ, is booming because more people than normal are now dying from the vaccines. From what I have observed, most people are completely clueless that death rates are now higher.

    My entire family is currently at the cottage, enjoying the short Canadian summer. That of course includes my daughter’s pet dawf Dutch rabbit, Moki. This is her 7th summer here at the cottage. I built an 8 foot wide by 16 foot long and 6 foot high walk-in enclosure to protect her from any wild animals such as ccoyotes, raccoons, mink, foxes, hawks, and owls.

    Well up until this year that also kept the chipmunks at bay too. The chipmunks pose no danger to Moki, except, if they can, they will just eat her out of house and home! You just can’t keep her bowl of food full as the bold little chipmunks will clean it out in just a few minutes! Well it seems a wooden piece of Moki’s cage, lying on the ground, rotted and the chipmunks quickly discovered this and then staged “a break and enter” operation!

    I am pleased to report that the 2 local chipmunks are now again very frustrated chipmunks because they can see and smell Moki’s food bowl but can’t partake of it’s riches! Moki is now back to her usual business of digging new tunnels in the sandy soil, something she can’t really do back home in Toronto due to the thick and dense clay soil.

    Last Friday, all day, and all night too, Roger’s our phone/internet provider was down for at least 18 hours. Another reason why Roger’s should not be allowed to buy and merge with Shaw Communications. Roger’s needs to invest more in insuring their systems becoming more reliable instead of buying out their competition.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 6 2022 #111083
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    Per Russia, almost 7,000 mercenaries flocked to the Ukraine to fight Russia. Just under 2,000 mercenaries have managed to leave (escape alive) the Ukraine. Just over 2,000 mercenaries have been killed. That leaves just 3,000 mercenaries left in the Ukraine.

    Ukraine commanders have a huge incentive to kill off their highly paid mercenaries, not report their deaths, so they can continue collecting the mercenaries’ paychecks!

    A little war isn’t going to stop the Ukrainian’s black market!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 4 2022 #111041
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    For the Dutch farmers, the Dutch gov has now authorized the police to shoot the farmers in their tractors. So the Dutch gov has now crossed this Rubicon. Vilolence is now OK.

    Freezing BDutch farmer’s bank accounts cannot be very far behind. I just hope Dutch farmers have taken notes on what happened in Canada and prepared accordingly. Their leaders will be soon arrested and jailed.

    I saw where some Dutch under cover police dressed up as farmers and infiltrated a protest. Then they began trying to turn the protest violent. The peaceful protesters saw this and confronted the undercover police, forcing them to retreat to a police van for protection, but not before pulling out hidden police batons.

    Hopefully the Dutch farmers succeed where the Canadian truckers failed. But I doubt it. It is probably already too late.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 4 2022 #111040
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    One thing the Ukrainian do every time they retreat is abandon all their wounded (and dead) to the Russians. I suspect this reflects the Ukrainian’s lack of medical help within their own ranks and the fact that the Ukrainians know the Russians are more capable of assisting the wounded. It also likely reflects on the very poor state the retreating Ukrainian urvivors are in too.

    Recently I saw some huge Ukrainian casualties figures of about 5,500, likely from a city the Russians took recently. About 2,000 were killed and about 3,500 wounded.

    The recent closed cauldron has shortened Russian frontlines from about 78 miles to just 25 miles. Since a battalion usually covers about 3 miles of front line, this frees up about 15 battalions for 2 weeks of rest. So maybe we will see a lull in the Russian attack?

    The Ukrainian gov has issued orders that all draft age men are not allowed to leave the cities, towns, or villages where they live. They have also demanded Nato round up all Ukrainian men in Europe and send them back to the Ukraine. More recently they have issued orders saying draft age Ukrainian women are now not allowed to leave their regions. All of this is obviously designed to make rounding up new cannon fodder easier, for the still in control, Nazis.

    Clearly fighting this war to the last Ukrainian is becoming inceasingly more difficult. The Ukrainian cannon fodder that couldn’t escape the country, has often gone into hiding. I suspect the Ukrainian women will soon be joining their hidden men folk. Then who will be left to keep the hidden fed?

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