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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle December 31 2021 #96656
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    Trudeau is a racist.

    I have always known Trudeau was a racist.

    Trudeau is from Quebec. Trudeau is French. Trudeau is a liberal.

    The problem is that we have been “progressed” to the point, where you can not call a racist liberal a “racist” anymore.

    Examples: You can’t call BLM racist for selecting only black neighborhoods to burn down. If you say “all lives matter” you are automatically labeled a racist.

    Trudeau is a racist. He routinely discriminates against people in all of his political decisions. Because he is a liberal, with a liberal press, it is not racism. Just ask Alberta.

    Trudeau is still a racist.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 31 2021 #96654
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    If one takes the view that the powers-to-be are using covid to kill as many people as possible, then everything sadly begins to make total sense.

    The powers-to-be used public health agencies (a legal entity) to create and release a lethal virus. Then they enabled sellected drug pushers (a legal entity) to legally force deadly drugs into people.

    The powers-to-be selected a number of favorite “killing grounds” where they could kill people off without any legal restraints. Two of their favorite “killing grounds” were nursing homes and hospitals (legal entities). These were choosen because once a victim entered such an institution, they lost all their legal rights to the institution, allowing the institution to implement policies and treatments sure to kill, while also maximizing their profits.

    Not content with just killing off the old and the weak, the powers-to-be next targeted working people through the companies (another legal entity) they work for, pushing drugs legally relabelled as vaccines. Using “mandates”, not legal laws, they force employees to take these drugs or lose their jobs.

    To target the rest of the people, they have used non-legal vaccine passports (a legal entity) to restrict rights and freedoms, unless they too take the drugs being pushed.

    So not only was Grandma not saved, but they also killed off her sons and daughters, and her grandkids as well. It was just as well Grandma died first.

    Governments intervene to do what they always do best, make a bad situation even worst. Noticed how they have repeatedly used “legal entities” against us.

    Early in 2022, I expect, sadly, the SCOTUS will take away our last legal right to refuse the drugs being pushed upon us by the powers-to-be. How they physically force us to take their drugs, I dread.

    Happy New Years.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 30 2021 #96617
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    After reducing the 10 day quarantine period from 10 days to 5 days, today the CDC has quietly reduced it to just 24 hours with no fever!

    Clearly the reduction from 10 days down to 5 days wasn’t enough to satisfy companies, thus the latest reduction to 24 hours.

    Clearly this is all about economics and Democrats getting re-elected!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 30 2021 #96614
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    TDK:

    Well Quebec forgot to inform me! Just goes to show you how corrupt Canada’s MSM are!
    However, Quebec is still winning by losing bigger! Sure glad I (and family) exited Quebec in 1972!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 30 2021 #96613
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    Veracious Poet:

    Yes, your exchange with the nursing home is full of double irony. Her final statement that only the double vaxxed plus negative test are allowed to visit clearly indicates you didn’t put even a dent in her!

    Sadly in practice, the nursing home is only allowing those most likely to spread covid, to visit.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 30 2021 #96604
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    Today Ontario reported over 13,800 cases up slightly from 9,000 to 10,000. Quebec, not to be outdone by Ontario, even though it has a smaller population, reported 14,100 cases. Quebec wins because they fired all their unvaxxed health care workers, paving the way to victory! Oh, wait! Ontario also fired all their unvaxxed healthy workers too! So losing bigger is winning!

    The city of Toronto, which fired all of their healthy unvaxxed workforce, are busy transferring hundreds of unhealthy vaxxed workers to ensure vital services are available during the omicron surge! The omicron surge is now 96% guaranteed! See they are doing everything possible to spread omicron, not stop it!

    In Russia today, the highly refined skills used to burglarized 250,000 apartments each year, in the olde days of the USSR, are being lost as Russians now store their money in banks, instead of at home. In the USSR, you didn’t want to tip off the authorities that you were wealthy by putting your money in a bank so you had to hide your money! So does that mean Russian blue collar KGB burglars have now graduated to white collar bank crime instead? Winning?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 30 2021 #96597
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    Well, testing 250 times and expecting a different result = insanity!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 29 2021 #96552
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    TDK:

    I should add that camels are the fowlest, meanest, smellyest, orneryest animal on the face of earth!

    At the beginning of the rainy season, farmers would pair a camel with a donkey to plow their desert fields. The camels two front legs would always be tied together by a short rope, so if the camel got any brilliant ideas about running, it would immediately trip and fall on it’s front knees! The camel provided the mass while the donkey did the driving! If anything went wrong, the camel always got the beating, while the donkey enjoyed the break!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 29 2021 #96551
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    TDK:

    That depends upon the length of your trip, one or two weeks!

    P.S. When I started to hear camel jokes at work, I knew my next assignment was going to be overseas!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 29 2021 #96546
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    TDK:

    When you travel to the Sahara Desert in North Africa, should you rent from Hertz, a one hump or a two hump camel?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 29 2021 #96530
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    Maxwell:

    This short story reminds me of the torture my high school English literature teachers subjected me too!

    The torture was having to correctly “guess” the true meaning of the story, writing in prose only our Bosco is capable of! I naturally can’t write about such matters, so I failed my teachers each and every time!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 28 2021 #96484
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    Oxymoron:⅚

    I don’t suppose you are allowed to eat the roos? I have never eaten one but I heard they aren’t bad!

    I would think putting up an electric fence might help keep out the smaller wallabies but you might need to put some visual wire markers so the bigger roos don’t try to crash their way in. Man when they are moving fast they sure can hop long distances between hops. Maybe two fences does the trick. Then there are the rabbits!

    Just wondering can you really cut down an ironwood tree with a chainsaw? I can not imagine how the early settlers coped with these axe and saw resistant trees!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 28 2021 #96483
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    Thanks Raul for some really great articles today, scienticially proving many of the things we already knew about covid and the vaccines. A stellar day to remember!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 28 2021 #96482
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    Update onmycold:

    Today is day 13 for my cold.

    Yesterday day 12, is the first day that I thought I felt slightly better (I.e. turning the corner).

    I am pretty sure what I have is just a cold because I took ivermectin five times starting on day 5, day 6, day 7, day 9, and day 11. I did not notice any improvement.

    I do not consider my taking ivermectin a failure at all, because nothing really works against a cold.

    Taking ivermectin with, no results, proved that I had a cold, not covid.

    So hopefully ivermectin does it’s magic on Dr. John Day and Jenny too.

    P.S. I have been doing the 1,500 vitamin C, 5,000 vitamin D3 (split am/pm), 25 mg zinc, 250 quercetin, and lecithin everyday for months. A pleasant side effect of the taking 1,500 vitamin C over the summer is my nose is rarely clogged up with mucus (I have severe allergies). With my very dry skin, I start up my light therapy in the fall and continue through the winter into late spring. When I can go outside, in a t-shirt and shorts, I stop my light therapy.

    I built a solar cooker in my backyard but during the months of December and January, Toronto gets very few sunny days so I can’t escape, for a few hours, to Florida! The next forecasted sunny day is January 8th!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 27 2021 #96419
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    I can’t wait until she suicides her next boy friend, met while doing community service!

    After 10 years she can write a book and make a movie!

    Each chapter a new boy friend! Where will he jump from?

    /s

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 27 2021 #96412
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    Interesting how Biden is now suddenly worried how his vaccine isolation protocals might be driving the US economy into a recession. He has suddenly cut isolation times from 10 days down to 5 days and eliminated isolation requirements for all fully vaccinated or boosted.

    More like eliminating costly free paid vacation days for workers!

    Here in Canada today, they announced new policies for “tightening of the screws” some more!

    So when are authorities going to notice that joe changed the direction the wind is blowing?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 27 2021 #96409
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    Oroboros:

    If Jerry played too much football, then kamala played too much …….. ?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 27 2021 #96408
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    Oroboros:

    Yeah Nixon probably thought he made a good pick chosing Spiro. Too perfect! However he probably didn’t see his enemies gunning for his VP until it was too late.

    I too am waiting on kamala’s demise! Should be quite a sleezy soap show. Maybe her involvement with the noose hoax will be used to replace her. That was a pretty dumb move on her part. Then there is her “heels up” past.

    Sadly joe can’t see his own demise coming never- mind his perfect VP pick, kamala’s. For sure the DNC’s best script writers are busy writing the new narrative!

    The fact that the DNC let CNN question joe’s memory recently, tells us something slimy is being cooked up!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 27 2021 #96380
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    Veracious Poet:

    To follow up to your earlier opinion that those working for the New York Times were amoung the slimyest people you ever dealt with.

    You had evey reason to feel this way! The reason is very simple. The New York Times is the “official” mouth piece for the FBI!

    Whenever the FBI wants to manipulate the news, they use the NYTimes to set the MSM’S agenda!

    If the CIA wants to manipulate the MSM, they use the Washington Post, their “official” mouth piece! Ever wonder why Facebook (started with CIA funds – the CIA loved a spy network where victims spy and report on themselves in real time) owns the Washington Post? Now you know why!

    If you are the State Dept and you want to manipulate the MSM, you use CNN, their “official” mouth piece!

    You will see this pattern over and over again!
    Look for it!
    Who first wrote the story?
    Who is trying to set the narrative?

    So if the NYTimes first reports, it is the FBI!
    So if the Washington Post breaks the story first, it is the CIA!
    So if CNN headlines a story first, it is the State Depart!

    Always look for this repeating pattern!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 27 2021 #96379
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    Let’s Go Brandon really picked a very successful winner, kamala harris, for his VP!
    Shortly after becoming VP, her handlers put her into rehab.
    Even with glowing MSM talk shows appearances, her “rehab” results plumbed new lows.
    Her handlers then fired the first “rehab” and entered her into a second “rehab”.
    With fawning MSM support, the results of her second “rehab” propelled her to newer lower lows.
    She just doesn’t get it!
    Her handlers have repeatably failed to make something out of nothing!
    There is talk of replacing her with Nancy.

    Nobody is talking about replacing Let’s Go Brandon!
    Kamala is doing a great job of following in the footsteps of Dan Quayle!
    Let’s Go Brandon is so happy!
    He couldn’t have asked for a better VP!
    She gets it!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 27 2021 #96365
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    Zerosum Poem

    Omicron prefers vaccinated people
    Vaccinated people do not like unvaccinated people
    Unvaccinated people do not like omicron
    Omicron prefers friendly vaccinated people!

    Not a very good Zerosum poet!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Boxing Day 2021 #96317
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    V. P.:

    California wants to duplicate N.Y.’s child covid cases!
    The only way to do that is to vaccinate more children!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Boxing Day 2021 #96316
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    Dr. John Day:

    In my humble opinion, none of us can survive in isolation. For better or worst we depend upon others whether we like it or not.

    If you choose the isolated existence, then you trade comfort and convenience for a much more physically demanding and time consuming life. Simple things like growing food and finding sources of energy (heat) soon occupy nearly 100% of your time and energy leaving time and energy for nothing else.

    I saw my share of such basic existence in Africa. Their big advantage was a warm year round climate offset by wet and dry seasons. They grew their own food at the start of the rainy season. They didn’t need our big caves nor energy to stay warm. Every kid had a sling shot in his back pocket! If it moved, they shot it! I never saw any big game animals! Not one! A lion would have starved to death! The biggest game I saw was a wild turkey followed by a water rat they would hold up to see if we wanted to buy it! We did willingly buy frog legs when offered! They had free range chickens too. Our waiter used to ask us if we wanted a half or whole chicken? Our joke was it didn’t matter, as they was no meat on either half! Ah yes barn yard flavored chicken! Their lives were quite simple compared to ours. No electricity.

    An extreme was (southern) Siberia. Despite communism, many people had to build their own wooden houses. It was not unusual for opposite corners of these self built houses to be up or down 3 feet from each other! Lot sizes were roughly 100′ x 100′. So the houses tended to be small thus requiring less energy to heat while allowing the maximum space for a garden. Every one had a small wooden shed in a corner for a 4 legged food composter (young pig). They would start plants in late spring (April/May) in any south facing windows. In early June they would transfer these plants into temporary cold frames. Once summer came they spent all their spare time working in their gardens both mornings (before and after work) and evenings. By September, summer growing season was over. Obviously not an easy life despite having electricity.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Boxing Day 2021 #96314
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    Raul:

    The beer smell/taste test to see if you have covid, only works if you drink a Heineken!

    Heineken was a mainstay during my 1983 working vacation in Siberia! The Goode olde days!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Christmas Day 2021 #96249
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    Merry Christmas everyone!

    Just waiting to pull the turkey out of the oven, start mashing the potatoes, and put butter and maple syrup on the carrots. Cranberries are ready! Shortbread cookies on the pan ready to pop into the oven. Somehow all of this comes together despite the chaos!

    The turkey hasn’t reached it’s 170 degrees C so dinner will be delayed a bit more!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Christmas Eve 2021 #96193
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    To everyone on TAE, I would like say Happy Holidays and Seasons Greetings, Happy Christmas Eve, Happy Christmas Day, Happy Boxing Day (Canadian holiday).

    We are hopefully going to have a quiet Christmas. We are staying home. I hauled out our frozen turkey to thaw, but instructions said to cook it frozen since it is already stuffed! It is OK, we can say that because we are not in Australia!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Christmas Eve 2021 #96191
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    It looks like Ontario is successfully boosting the numbers of covid cases by rapidly increasing the number of booster shots! Yesterday it was only at 5,700 cases. Today it hit 9,500 cases!

    The pandemic of the stupid! Stupidity is very contagious!

    In other news, NORAD is currently tracking Omicron flying down from the North Pole. Omicron was heard to be muttering “Merry Christmas and Go Brandon Go!”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 23 2021 #96102
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    TDK:

    If I remember correctly fluvoxamine is only about half as effective as twitter horse paste 33% vs 66%).

    Still Pfizer won’t be happy about this.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 23 2021 #96099
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    Michael:

    May the “screech” be with you!

    Do b careful of some fat guy with a license to drive a sled at night!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 23 2021 #96090
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    Bosco:

    I don’t really know if your latest diagnosis is a blessing or more of a curse. Yeah, there is always someone in worst shape but that is hardly of much physical comfort. Mental comfort maybe.

    I have 10 fingers, but I only use one finger to type! It is hard enough to keep tabs on more than one finger at a time! If I try to use more than one finger, at one time, then all I get are mistakes!

    Maybe it has something to do with my poor eye sight. I guess tunnel vision could do that. But somehow my brain only seems to be able to handle doing one thing at a time these days.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 23 2021 #96088
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    I think OHSA already know about Scotus’s verdict supporting the vaccine mandate. That is why they are just waiting until January 10th to enforce it. Scotus’s verdict is required to extend the emergency.

    Biden is extending the student loan moratorium to extend the emergency.

    Biden is encouraging people to get boosted. The boosters will create new waves of covid to extend the emergency.

    O.K. what is the emergency? Staying in power. How? By keeping Mail-in-Ballots!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2021 #96006
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    TDK:

    So even politicians, sitting in chairs, kicking-the-can-down-the-road are dropping dead?
    Who knew politics was such a dangerous blood sport?

    I would prefer those politicians issuing vaccine mandates dropped dead.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2021 #96000
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    Chooch:

    Amen to that!
    I would just add bridges to that!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2021 #95998
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    Mr. House:

    You are onto something! That something is keeping the emergency going to ensure mail-in-ballots in 2022 and 2024!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2021 #95996
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    TDK:

    Is fear now magnetic?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2021 #95995
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    Regarding Biden’s vaccine mandate.

    It appears like Biden’s AG has successfully engineered a two step political solution to the legality of the vaccine mandate. (Previous efforts to avoid Scotus involvement failed.)

    The first political step was to consolidate all the legal challenges to the mandate, into the 6th circuit Court of appeals. As expected, the 6th circuit Court quickly reaffirmed the vaccine mandate by overturning the 5th Court’s stays.

    The true political beauty of using the 6th circuit courts is that it falls under Scotus’s judge Kavanaugh.
    Judge Kavanaught was confirmed to Scotus mainly because he can be blackmailed into doing the right thing.

    Scotus will quickly reaffirm the legality of the vaccine mandate.

    I hope I am wrong, but history says otherwise.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 22 2021 #95991
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    Chooch/Phoenixvoice:

    Just acouple of follow-up comments.

    1. My daughter had her 2nd Pfizer shot late on December 14th. On December 16th I came down with my “cold” which felt more like an allergy reaction (like maybe I forgot to take my daily allergy pill) which I initially thought might be due to it being a rather windy day, so I took a second allergy pill that evening which helped some. I didn’t experience the normal sore throat first nor that first horrible 24 hour period when you know a cold is coming.

    I did wonder if I might be reacting to my daughter’s Pfizer shot. I still am wondering.

    2. My wife had for 10 plus years, been suffering from receding gums. She had even had skin grafts to no avail. Then this summer a molar supporting one end of a bridge got infected and required a root canal. The bridge had to be removed to get at the molar. A lot of infected crap was found under the bridge. This low grade infection was what was causing her gums to recede! No one had ever told her that the area under her 2 bridges had to be kept clean!

    The bridges are now all gone and the two gaps are being left open. Now no more receding gums!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 21 2021 #95900
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    A Finnish guy bought a 2013 tesla car. Then an error code came on and he had to be towed to a tesla dealer. Needed a new 22,000 euro battery! He blew the tesla up with 30 kg of dynamite! Very nice explosion! A nice change. Normally the tesla cremates it’s owner.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 21 2021 #95874
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    Dr. John Day:

    The last photo of your addition had all the walls and roof built. The exciting high visual impact phase of the project is now over.

    Now you will enter the slow grind phase of finishing the all the little details, like doors and windows, wiring, plumbing, inspections, etc., before experiencing the final exciting visual burst of installing the drywall, flooring, molding, light fixtures, and painting.

    Hope you take lots of pictures of the wiring and plumbing before it gets covered up and buried inside the walls and floors.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 21 2021 #95865
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    Update on my cold:

    So far my cold, caught last Thursday, remains just a boring cold. Runny /slightly stuffed nose with plenty of sneezing twitters. Shares many of the same symptoms as omicron.

    Yesterday I decided I would try some of my twitter paste. It is a white paste that doesn’t taste great but isn’t exactly horrible like my allergy pill.

    The full syringe is for a 600 kg twitter user with some horse sense. The stem has 24 twitter notches on it and comes with a locking ring to set the amount of twitter paste desired. There are 4 twitter notches for every 100 kg. That is 25 kg per twitter notch.

    Since I weigh about 75 kg, I set the locking ring at the 3rd notch or 75 kg of twitter paste. I injected the twitter paste onto a spoon. Today I took a second dose of twitter paste.

    It is a bit early to tell if my cold is twittering less, so I can’t say if this twitter paste is working or not.

    At least this sneezing twitter will be free of worms in time for Xmas!

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