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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle January 3 2023 #124976
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    Germ:

    I won’t be visiting the US anytime soon either, even though my cottage is just a few hundred meters from the US border! My younger brother lives in Detroit but I can’t visit him.
    Technically, I can cross the US border in a boat, as long as I don’t step foot on US soil. The St. Lawrence River is sort of like being in international waters.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 3 2023 #124975
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    With hospitals now being over whelmed everywhere, notice the irony that nobody is saying we need to save the health care system.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 3 2023 #124968
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    The vaccines will be dealt with in the exact manner as cigarettes causing lung cancer was.
    It took more than 60 years to just begin turning back the tide that smoking didn’t cause cancer.
    Then it took another 20 years to begin to reduce the total number of people smoking.
    During that time most of the smokers died.

    So, if history is any guide for the vaccines, it should take about 80 years.
    By then all the vaxxed will be dead.
    However history seldom repeats.
    The reason history will rhyme, will be the sickly offspring of the vaxxed.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 1 2023 #124834
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    Two Perfectly Legal Ways To Kill Someone:

    1. Offer them a cigarette.

    2. Give them a vaccine.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 31 2022 #124740
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    Last night I said Happy New Year to Australia and New Zealand (and Asia/Europe/Africa).

    Now I am saying Happy New Year to North America!

    Hopefully I can finish some more of my 2020/2021/2022 projects in 2023!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 30 2022 #124661
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    Happy New Years, New Zealand and Australia!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 28 2022 #124529
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    AFKTT:

    Russia isn’t going on a massive invasion anytime soon.
    The ground freezing solid has nothing to do with it.
    This is just US/NATO propaganda.
    This is an artillery war.
    Russia has more artillery than anybody else!
    You don’t attack quickly, unless you are prepared to take massive casualties.
    Only the Ukraine is prepared to take massive casualties.
    Russia is not prepared to take massive casualties again like they did in February/March.
    Russia still has a lot of work to do before the Ukrainian/US/NATO army is ready to collapse.

    The increased mobilized Russian army size is purely to restore artillery war combat effectiveness and to constantly rest 1/3 of all troops. It is also a response to changing Ukrainian combat tactics, of less armor and more infantry. Before Russian battle groups had very little infantry support. This shortage has been corrected.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 28 2022 #124522
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    V.P.:

    Very interesting image. Missing only a syringe.(

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 28 2022 #124521
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    I have noticed that both Canada and the US are allowing large increases immigration levels.
    Obviously to hide the expected increase in “died sudden and unexpectedly” deaths.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 28 2022 #124518
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    V.P.:

    No good deed ever goes unpunished.

    I remember being warned by my company in Milwaukee to be on the look out for a political anti-Tito message in the shipping crates of the second mining machine sold to Yugoslavia back in the late 1970s. I never found a written note, but found a bank of heat resistors very nicely rewired to fail spectacularly in a gigantic shower of sparks! I just quietly rewired them correctly and said nothing to Milwaukee. (That was where I got my first ride in a Russian military jeep!)

    (The first shipment to Yugoslavia had a hand written note in one of the shipping crates with an anti-Tito message which got the poor service engineer briefly arrested. The dumb hand written note writer was later identified and fired. Obviously there were more than one anti-Tito working in Milwaukee! )

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 28 2022 #124512
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    AFKTT:

    You are simply trying to interface with the walking dead!
    The matrix is the only home they have ever known, so they will never leave it.
    Your obsevations from such interfacing, is none-the-less interesting because it confirms what we are all experiencing too.
    Different airstrip, same zombie reactions!

    Just keep doing whatever you are doing, as it pisses our masters off to no end!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 28 2022 #124499
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    Late yesterday I wrote that any hopes the US neocons would stop the war against Russia were futile.

    Here’s why.

    The war in the Ukraine is killing about 500 people per day. A minor side show.
    The vaccine war, based upon British data, is killing over 1,500 western Europeans and North Americans every day. The vaccine war will never end, even if the neocons wanted it to.

    The US neocons have no problem killing people to stay in power.
    Thus war is peace.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 28 2022 #124496
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    So China is re-exporting covid to Milan, Italy, again! A sequel to the first blockbuster movie!

    I often think of China’s “zero covid” response as being what you would expect from that of a bioweapon threat. In response, to a perceived bioweapon threat, China locked down and then vaccinated their entire population.

    In comparison the west was slower to lockdown and was unsuccessful in to vaccinating everyone.

    So now China is better prepared for a bioweapon threat than the west. Maybe this is China’s suttle way of telling the neocon west not to try another bioweapon again, as China is now better prepared than is the west.

    That the mRNA vaccinations created covid mutants, isn’t lost on the Chinese. Thus the sudden reopening to spread new mutants to weakened western immune systems. Chinese immune systems were likely not weakened by Chinese vaccinations, so China is likely in a much better position in bioweapon terms.

    China will have one big covid wave but the west will be having ongoing fifth or sixth or seventh or eighth covid waves. As far as I know, the Chinese people are not dropping dead “suddenly and unexpectedly”.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 27 2022 #124440
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    The US’ Neocon’s War On Humanity

    Objective: To Kill As Many People As Required To Stay In Power.

    Ukrainian War: 500 people dying every day to weaken Russia.

    Vaccine War: Based upon British data 1,000 people dying each week. British population = 67.33 million. Using this as a base, that means in the Western European countries, Canada, and the US, over 1,500 people are dying each day.

    The neocon’s war against Russia pales in comparison to the size of the war against their own people, by 3 to 1.

    Do you really think the neocons are going to stop the Ukrainian War against Russia any time soon? When does Poland enter (already involved) the war? US/NATO boots already on the ground.

    The neocon’s vaccine war against their own people can not be stopped, even if they wanted it too. This war rolls on with or without the neocons.

    The US neocons will never “voluntarily” end the wars or ever accept peace.

    I am afraid 2023 will be the year of escalation.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Boxing Day 2022 #124354
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    AFKTT:

    Entropy is a very good word to describe what I saw while working in a Siberian coal way back in 1983 USSR. We were there to try and increase coal production. Obviously, we failed to increase energy production enough to prevent the communist from hitting the wall.

    Your growing potatoes is not the actions your masters want!

    If your water flows counter-closkwise a little slower than it used to, it might have something to do with the current planet/stars alignment causing a 14% change in the earth’s orbit. Up here, water flowing clockwise is slower because the water molecules are too cold to move!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Boxing Day 2022 #124343
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    Thinking Inside The Box (Boxing Day)

    In the big scheme of things, I am not sure our western elites will be anymore successful than the communist were in Russia.

    The communist’s need for total control required implementing a system that made every Russian look stupid, no matter how hard the Russians tried to make it work.

    Our western elites’ need for total control requires implementing a system that makes every one of us look stupid (woke), no matter how hard we try to make it work.

    Two different control systems equals the same outcome.
    They pretend to pay us, and we pretend to work!
    It takes a lot of people to control everybody.
    If everybody is watching, then who is left working?
    If you are indeed working, then you are obviously out-of-control!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Christmas Day 2022 #124289
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    Merry Christmas to everybody at TAE!
    We enjoyed a cold white Christmas here in big bad Toronto.

    We were supposed to go to the vaxxed outlaws for Christmas dinner but my Wife was feeling under the weather (not covid probably flu?) so we all stayed home instead. I cooked up a small turkey with mashed potatoes, carrots, corn, stuffing, and cranberry sauce, and we and 2 kide had a very good feed. I also baked some blueberry muffins under the turkey. Nice not to have to drive 3 hours on Christmas Day.

    Hope everybody on TAE is having a good Christmas Day too.

    Tomorrow, Canadians celebrate Boxing Day and the stores will be a mad house! I can’t remember if Britain, Australia, or New Zealand also celebrate Boxing Day or not.

    The US doesn’t have Boxing Day. Boxing Day is kind-of-like the US’s Black Friday after Thanksgiving Thursday. Canada has also kind-of-adopted Black Friday store sales in recent years too.

    I plan on staying in my cave on Boxing Day, Thank-You very much!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Christmas Eve 2022 #124213
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    Update on Rodolf:

    In case you are wondering why Santa temporarily disappeared from Norad radar screens.
    Since Rodolf, the red nose reindeer, refused to get vaxxed, there has been a little problem about Norad letting Rodolf fly into American air space, as only the vaxxed are allowed to fly.
    NATO threatened to shoot a Patriot missile if Rodolf dared to enter American air space.
    Mitch and Nancy finally caved in but only after Senator Graham Lindsey started crying he might not get his war Christmas presents.

    I am happy to report that a solution to this border problem, has finally been negotiated.

    Rodolf will briefly land on the Canadian side of the US/Canada border before walking across the border into the US.
    US border folks will simply look the other way and not ask if Rodolf has been vaxxed, per the DofJ.
    After crossing the US border, Rodolf will then resume his previously scheduled Christmass flight.

    It looks like Christmas has been saved in America, but only at the very last minute.
    Hopefully Santa will forget to visit Washington DC (and Ottawa too).

    Meanwhile over in Europe at NATO, Santa’s negotiations are sadly not going well. As in not talking.

    Santa is in hot water because he refused to fulfill NATO’s request for 152mm and 155mm shells.
    Santa also refused NATO’s request to turn his elf powered toy factories into war producing ones.
    Further Santa refused to deliver a lump of coal into every European’s stockings this Christmas.
    In retaliation, NATO threatened to shoot a vaxxed missile at Rodolf, if he entersed European air space.
    For good measure, the EU has had Santa and Rodolf banned by Twitter for 24 hours.

    Putin has offered Santa the protection of S-400 and S-500 missile systems while flying in Russia.
    A relieved Santa has gratefully accepted Putin’s offer to at least salvage part of his European trip.

    It looks like Christmas will not be saved in western Europe this year, only in Russia.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Christmas Eve 2022 #124205
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    Happy Holidays!
    From my hibernating cave in Toronto.
    If your water flows clockwise, a happy white Christmas!
    If your water flows counter-clockwise, a happy green Christmas!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 23 2022 #124176
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    The msm says we are being hit by a massive winter cyclone vortex.
    So I stick my head out of my cave to check the narrative.
    I am with Dr. D on this one.
    Dr. D uses inches but I will be more diplomatic and use meteric!
    Since cm is too large a metric unit, I will use a smaller unit mm.
    We have at least 3 mm of snow!
    Calvin won’t be able to snowball Suzie!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2022 #124127
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    My parents said know:

    I am hoping cottage season is just around the corner!
    Merry Christmas!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2022 #124119
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    Kari Lake’s Arizona governors election trial is a brave but futile exercise of pissing into the wind.
    Her opponent has already been certified as governor of Arizona by the political elites running the state.
    The best outcome Kari Lake can hope for is a new election reconfirmed that she isn’t Arizona’s governor.

    Vincent Van Gogh must have a thing about painting weeping women sitting on; a chair, a basket, a stool, a tulip? I know the guy liked to paint but maybe everybody else he wanted to paint simply ran away? Maybe in those days, getting painted was like having your soul stolen from you! I remember having to pay some Moroccan kid, who popped out of nowhere, 25 cents for having taken a picture, stealing the soul, of his camel!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2022 #124118
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    Zerosum:

    A rather long list of non-weapons for a country with no boots on the ground!
    Looks like Calvin’s letter to Santa was finally answered!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2022 #124117
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    In another sordid twist to the covid narrative;
    the long lockdowns caused an immunity debt, the reason so many people are currently sick.
    The narrative before, was long covid causing people to be sick.
    If you believe this, then I have 19 acres of hot Florida swamp to sell you!
    Or if you prefer cold northern swamp, 19 acres of consolidated moose pasture!

    In the Ukraine it is against the law to speak publicly about the dead or missing men folk, just like here we are not allowed to publicly talk about the real reason why so many people are dying suddenly and unexpectedly.

    Ukrainian army commanders have many reasons why they are not reporting or counting their dead. Collecting dead men’s paychecks is one. Harvesting organs is another big reason. Many wounded men are not receiving treatment nor reaching hospitals. The number of wounded dying has increased greatly since the beginning of this war. Bodies of the dead are no longer being released to their families. The number of missing Ukrainian men has increased greatly since the war began. Harvesting organs is a big business that no one wants to talk about.

    In Russia, the number of wounded dying has reached an all time record low.

    The Ukraine isn’t just a dirty money laundromat. It is far worst than that.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2022 #124115
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    Regarding FTX and SBF crimes.

    This is a classic case where government prosecutors are under tremendous political pressure to ensure there is no political fall out by burying this crime out of public view.
    The criminals know this too.
    That is why they behaved the way they did.
    There will be no public trials.
    This is the best interests of all parties involved.
    We have seen this movie before.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 21 2022 #124063
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    A Turkey Poll or Poll of Turkeys?

    Was out food shopping today and the wife suddenly needed to supply a turkey for a New Years Eve deaf friends get-together minus me.

    She always leaves everything to the last second. I am the opposite, as I constantly plan ahead.

    Well in Toronto good luck finding a turkey! There is a shortage of these birds! I did find 2 young turkeys to replace one big bird. The wife wasn’t too happy but I said to her the good thing about
    2 small birds is they will take less time to cook than one big bird would. So now she is happy.

    I believe Ukrainians prefer $46 billion hams from the turkeys in Ottawa and Washington.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 20 2022 #123999
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    AFKTT;

    Yes, early German success in France was due to the use of radios to communicate.
    But there were a few other reasons too.

    The need for radios became rather clear from early disastrous army armor maneuvers. The Germans began practicing mobile army maneuvers well before they had any tanks. They would take ordinary cars and trucks and dress them up to look like tanks, etc. with cardboard and plywood. They even had wooden guns!

    In one such early maneuver, they were practicing moving from one side of a town to the other side. The entire maneuvers ended up creating a grid locked traffic jam in town where nobody made it to the other side of town! There were honking horns and fist fights galore over who had right of way first such that nobody moved!

    But there was another strange Germany army regulation that played a crucial role in France’s downfall that had nothing to do with the French. This Germany army regulation (slipped in) stated that if the Panzer units were within radio contact with their infantry army division, then the Panzer commanders were under the direct command of their respective infantry army generals. (This was supposedly done to (not) make the army generals happy. The writer of the rule surely knew exactly what would happen!)

    Ever wonder why Guedarian and Rommel accidently lost radio contact, for days on end, with their respective army infantry generals? If they stopped and waited, they would catch shit immediately! If they kept going, they wouldn’t catch shit until much later! Both were briefly court marshalled as a result!

    As to why German officiers were so free to change plans, is a whole different story which goes way back to the end of WW1.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 20 2022 #123998
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    Ever since the Russians decided to call up 300,000 more troops, everybody has assumed that the Russians are planning a winter offensive. I am not so sure this is actually the case.

    When the Russians started their special military operation (SMO) back in February they started and stayed small. Whatever plans they had, lasted only until they got punched in the face. In the early days, the Russians took quite a few casualties. Russian commanders then quickly change tactics to minimize casualties as they knew they would not be getting any replacements, especially infantry.

    Late this summer a new Russian commander was appointed. Based upon what he saw, he requested the mobilization of more troops. He then set about centralizing the 3 separate army command structures (Russian and 2 break-a-way republics) into just one. This a big operational change.

    He also began replacing exhausted frontline troops, fighting since February, with new troops as quickly as possible (despite many costly mishaps) because he could see these tired troops were no longer effective fighting forces. They badly needed rest and maintenance. Thus we saw the unpopular Russian troops pullbacks to more defendable positions like rivers (Russia losing territory and the war.).

    The new general has also set about revising the Russian main battle groups, consisting of about 4,000 men. One hard lesson learned is that these battle groups did not have enough infantry support which meant these highly mobile units often took heavy losses especially on the flanks from ambushes, something the Ukrainians were good at.

    Another thing this general noticed was the uneven training of different Russian army groups. Russian army groups operating in northern Ukraine for example didn’t adhere as closely to military doctrine as did army groups in the south of Ukraine. These regular Russian army groups also did not have any experienced infantry support from the 2 break-a-way republics, only their limited numbers of regular Russian infantry.

    For example, in the north, Russian army groups often lead with their tanks not their infantry in armored infantry carriers. Often tanks operated individually without other tanks nearby to support them. Camouflage was conspicuously missing. Or armored infantry carriers without tanks. This allowed the Ukrainian army to pick them off, one by one.

    Russian army groups operating in southern Ukraine did somewhat better in operating as cohesive units. (Some speculate that these southern Russian army groups had learned their lesson in Georgia.) It is also possible that the regular Russian army groups operating in the south, had much more infantry support with experienced soldiers from the break-a-way republics who would have had little in the way of mobile armor forces. More infantry by default.

    I think the new Russian general mobilized more troops so that he can reinforce and hold a rather long front line where the Ukrainians have switched tactics to attacking everywhere with just infantry (since they have little mobile armor left). He also wants to be able to rest 1/3 of his army at any given time so that his frontline troops remain a constantly effective fighting force every day.

    The increased number of Russian troops now available simply isn’t enough to conquer and occupy all of the Ukraine. It should be enough to conquer the rest of Donbas currently held by the Ukraine. I think the new Russian general has simply readjusted the SMO for 2023. The meat grinder will continue until the Ukraine and US/NATO can no longer feed it.

    After that who knows what will happen. I seriously doubt the Russians will find anybody left to negotiate with. I don’t think they are planning on negotiating with anyone. That might be their plan.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 20 2022 #123991
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    On the Allies so called phantom army of air blow up rubber Sherman tanks and trucks in Southern England. The Germans went along with the Schrade, by dropping wooden bombs on them!

    In the early days of radar, the British accounted for their success in the air, due to their fighter pilots eating their carrots! You were being misinformed even back then!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 20 2022 #123990
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    AFKTT: Please prove me right on any of the above. Don’t just say I am right.
    Sorry, I am tired of proving you right!

    Everybody thinks in WW2 the German army was 100% mechanized as in Panzers. Not so. For 2 basic reasons.

    First, Germany didn’t have the domestic industrial capacity to produce enough vehicles, like trucks. (Canada produced more trucks than Germany.) In the lead up to WW2 Germany had trouble finding soldiers who knew how to drive, as most Germans took public transportation.

    Second, Germany didn’t have access to enough oil to fuel a 100% mechanized army which also limited the number of it’s army’s Panzer Divisions. During Normandy, one captured German soldier asked the Allies where their horses where? German generals had assumed that they held the advantage in France because they had adequate food for their horses, while the Allies would have to bring feed to support their horses.

    The Toronto Star is reporting that the number of prisoners dying in custody in Ontario, nearly doubled, from 2020 to 2021 despite less people being incarcerated. No mention of the vax, of course.

    To end on a funny note. During WW2, women in Canada would hold sewing bees to make single serving packages of tea, which they would send to England. While very grateful to receive these small sown bags of tea, one relative said the tea bags were so well sown, that they had trouble opening them! (On the subject of tea, Canadians used tea bags, while the English used loose tea leaves!)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 18 2022 #123801
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    Aspnaz:

    I think you need to appreciate Bosco’s incredible way with words. Very few of us can write the way Bosco writes! Yes, Bosco is one of a kind! So appreciate the difference!

    It is all part of what makes our world go round and not necessarily the way our masters want it to go!

    You are one of a kind too, which is why I appreciate your comments so much!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 16 2022 #123626
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    Arctic Sea Ice

    Canada is in the middle of building a fleet of new arctic patrol boats.
    These boats can only handle ice less than meter thick.
    To do their intended job they will need to be accompanied by an ice breaker which Canada has few of.

    One bright blub in the Canadian Senate is wondering if taxpayers are getting value for their money.
    Obviously these boats were designed with global warming in mind.

    The arctic sea ice had better be getting thinner, not thicker!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 16 2022 #123621
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    Afktt:

    Here is the problem the Russians are having knocking out the Ukrainian electrical grid.

    You see the Ukrainians have convinced themselves that their government is just turning out the lights to confuse the Russians and to keep them in the dark.
    So every time the Russians fire a bunch more missiles, the Ukrainians then turn out the lights to fool the Russians into thinking they hit the Ukrainian’s electrical grid.
    Obviously this is just a wack-a-grid game that the Ukrainians are quite happy to play with the Russians for as long as it takes to “win” the war.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 16 2022 #123615
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    In a race to see who will reach Berlin first, the Ukrainians have clearly beaten the Russians. An Ukrainian missile hit a 246,000 gallon aquarium in the lobby of a hotel in Berlin, freeing over 1,500 fish. Native Berliners were all seen out fishing for the freed fish. So far those using Ukrainian worms are catching the most fish, disproving the rumor that the Russians did it. Prices at the local fish market have fallen suddenly. The number of fish mongers that have died unexpectedly has soared to a new high. The US ambassador said this event was sweet nothing compared to the Great Boston Molasses flood.

    In other news today, Congress is holding their annual “put lipstick on a pig” pork barrel festival. This year’s festival with over 7,500 pigs is the largest and best ever, said peaker Nancy Pelosi. Sadly this year there is a shortage of red lipstick due to the arrest of a certain cross dressing administration official caught stealing women’s suitcases. Yeah, it was unfortunate that he got caught, otherwise we would have had plenty of red lipstick available for this year’s festival, Mitch McConnell said.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 16 2022 #123611
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    New Canadian covid study shows that the unvaxxed all vote the wrong way!

    Justin Trudeau, who’s Liberal government commissioned this recent study, said it is totally unacceptable that the unvaxxed continue to vote the wrong way. This is is all the science I need, to justify vaxxing all the unvaxxed people, to protect our democracy. We can’t allow this threat to our rules based democracy to exist. I have just issued an Order in Council rule that all unvaxxed people must be vaxxed before the Happy Holidays.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 15 2022 #123522
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    Speaking of Russia, Napoleon’s downfall when invading Russia is that by the time he reached Moscow, he had run out of the one critical high tech system of warfare needed to defeat the Russians.
    The Russians on the other hand did not run out of these critical high tech systems of warfare.
    The horse!

    Russia running out of ammunition, 152mm artillery shells, and 4,500 high precision missles later.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 15 2022 #123521
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    More useless information you didn’t need to know!

    During the long cold Russian winters, Peter The Great didn’t live in any of his big fancy palaces.
    They were all much too cold with theor high ceilings for Peter’s liking.
    Instead Peter spent his winter days and nights with his army drinking buddies in a small cosy warm cottage with a low ceiling and a big fireplace tended by just a few servants!
    One of Peter’s favorite drinking buddies was an English army officier.
    I can’t remember how Peter the Great died, but his liver was likely a prime suspect!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 15 2022 #123519
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    Noirette:

    About hit ler.
    During WW2 it wasn’t the Panzer Divisions that laid Europe to waste.
    Following right behind the foot steps of the Panzers were German Bankers!
    It was the German Bankers that left Europe in total ruin.
    The Panzer Divisions were all destroyed in WW2, o but all the German Bankers survived!

    Hit ler’s problem was he didn’t understand the power of banking!
    But the German Bankers didn’t forget what WW2 taught them!

    Thus today’s EU! (With a little help from US/London bankers.)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 15 2022 #123516
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    Round Houses versus Square/Rectangular Houses

    I understand why the old folks built round houses. There is economy of material for maximum area.
    But what everyone seems to forget is that round houses were for communial living!
    Like people and their animals all living together for safety and warmth!

    Now try dividing a round house into separate rooms!
    Yeah, an engineering nightmare! Maximum material for minimum area!

    Now you know why you currently live in a square/rectangular house!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 15 2022 #123504
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    So now we have light, medium, and long covid!
    All brought to you by Goldilocks and the 3 bears.

    And now we have the vaxxed telling us unvaxxed how unhealthy and accident prone we are!

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