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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2021 #94012
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    Dr. John Day:

    The Russian communist also implemented intentional communities too. Except they used force!

    In retaliation, individual Russians did their best to wait for the other guy to do the hard work. The communist tried to solve this problem by using secret police and informants to create fear.

    An excellent example I saw first hand. The co-op farm plowed, planted, raised, weeded, harvested the cabbage, then put it into a farm wagon, then left the wagon of cabbage in the field to rot! They had met their quota! It was not their job to deliver the cabbage. That was someone else’s job. That someone never showed up! They probably had no working truck in which to pick up the cabbage. The truck they had probably needed new parts to repair it. The truck factory does not make spare parts! The truck users have to be able to repair or make new parts themselves! They probably can’t get raw steel to make a new part from scratch. The steel making co-op doesn’t make such steel stock. Everybody is too busy trying to make their monthly quota!

    If you were a shoe factory, and you had no shoe laces, you shipped the shoes without laces to meet your monthly quota. Maybe you had only made left sided shoes. You put 2 left shoes together to meet your quota. Consumers might buy 2 left shoes in the hope next month they could buy 2 right shoes!

    Since I worked in several Siberia coal mines, I was rather amused at set Russian attitudes. My company had set up a spare parts depot. It was managed by a Russian. When one of our mining machines went down, the mines had one hell of a time trying to get this Russian, managing the parts depot, to release any spare parts to them! He was deathly afraid the mines wouldn’t replace the parts they took and he would be blamed for having no spare parts! Things got so bad that, after a machine had been down a few days, the mine would ask us to go and get the needed part to get the machine going again. The Russian parts manager never gave us a hard time because he knew we would FedEx a new part to him in weeks, thus keeping him out of trouble!

    The coal mine also had the same problem of spare parts for all their Russian made equipment. They had a foundry to pour steel castings, machine shops to make new parts or repair damaged parts, motor repair shop, electrical motor rewind shop, etc. These mine shops were staffed with as many or more people as actually were mining coal! I estimated Russian made mining equipment availability at between 42% to 45%.

    Intentional communities kind of work but not quite in the manner you might think!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2021 #94008
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    I see joe has nicely solved California’s port shipping problem. Now all the waiting ships are waiting out of sight beyond the horizon. See! No waiting ships now!

    Joe has also solved the problem of retailer’s empty shelves. After meeting with retailers, he released a statement saying everything is fine now. Retail inventories are up, shelves are full, retailers are ready to meet shopper’s needs. (Retailers told joe inventories are down and are getting worst, while more price increases are on the way.) This reminds me of how Russian communist resolved shortages by announcing there were no shortages! Unfortunately, Russians didn’t have joe’s vaccine mandate memos which to wipe the bottoms of their asses with!

    Meanwhile back in China, you know over the horizon and out of sight, China has been doing everything it can to make the supply situation and inflation worst! They know joe is weak and needs their help. For example, ship crew changes in China, now require ship crews to quarantine for 50 to 60 days, at ship owner’s expense! Also if the ship acquires a crew at a foreign port, they must wait for about the same time before they can enter a Chinese port to pick up cargo to the US.

    Meanwhile joe is implementing all kinds of things under the guise of fighting climate change to drive up the cost of oil, to help increase inflation! Up here in Canada, Sparkle Sock’s response to rising fuel costs, has been to add carbon taxes to fight climate change! At least the two are in sync.

    in reply to: It’s Time To Dump Pfizer #94006
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    A while ago we saw the results of a 7 month study done by Qatar on it’s rapidly declining vaccine protection. At 6 months protection had dropped to about 0% or slightly negative 2%. At 7 months the vaccines provided a negative 31% or 33%. I can’t remember the exact figures.

    A few days ago I read on TAE that someone stated protection drops about 40% a month. So starting with Pfizer’s 92% claim, decreasing 40% per month, gave these results.
    1st month = 92%.
    2nd month = 55%.
    3rd month = 33%.
    4th month = 20%.
    5th month = 12%.
    6th month = 7%. (Qatar = – 2%)
    7th month = 4%. (Qatar = – 31%)

    The 40% decline in protection seems to hold up pretty well for the first few months but doesn’t hold up so well as we approach the 6th and 7th months. Once we enter negative territory obviously we are not declining but rather switching to accelerating as the vaccines make it easier and easier for vaccinated people to catch covid as time goes on.

    Somewhere around month 9 or 10 we reach negative 100% (per Britain or Scotland?) where vaccinated people are twice as likely to catch covid as an unvaccinated person.

    I wonder if Qatar has done an updated on their 7 month study to say month 9 or 10?

    This would help confirm guesses of negative 100% being twice as susceptible to covid.
    Is it possible the vaccinated, without boosters, could go more than 100% negative?
    Also how fast do the boosters decline?
    Faster than 40% or slower?
    Do the boosters decline to negative territory?

    Lots of questions but no answers!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2021 #94002
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    Zerosum:

    This weekend bobble-head spent all weekend stroking covid porn fear and new lockdowns. /Bad cop.
    Today joe said no reason to panic or lockdown. /Good cop.

    It would be nice if this signaled a difference or a failure to get the public riled up.

    But somehow I don’t believe or trust either of them!

    in reply to: It’s Time To Dump Pfizer #93977
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    For billions of vaccinated people the “moment” when their “time is up” has moved closer.

    They can expect more life threatening illnesses during their shortened lifespans.

    The vaccinated will be more unhappy and will not be happy about it.

    Pfizer will be laughing all the way to the bank.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2021 #93951
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    Ontario’s daily number of covid cases keeps increasing as we enter winter. No surprise here. Just the Fusci-science at work.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2021 #93949
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    The fully vaccinated are doing a great job of speeding up the creation of covid mutants and then spreading it to both the vaccinated and unvaccinated!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 28 2021 #93930
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    Mister Roboto:

    Turkey is just debasing their currency faster than everybody else. It is just the wonders of Muslim brotherhood economics hard at work!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 28 2021 #93928
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    Carol:

    Since only the vaccinated are allowed to fly on air planes, the powers-that-be might not like you pointing out that inconvenient truth!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 28 2021 #93890
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    Cbt:

    I am still boycotting woke Coke!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 28 2021 #93889
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    Roto:

    I downloaded the pdf but can’t open it. Wet-transfer doesn’t seem to be very user friendly as it would not open the file to view either.

    I was hoping to see the fruits of your efforts.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 27 2021 #93853
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    Michael Reid:

    Yes, fog is the bane of the island and Labrador coast too. Thus Goose Bay airfield well inland like Gander.

    In Schefferville, at the height of land, we never experienced much fog at all. Whether Hudson Bay was frozen over, or not, determined our rain/snow fall. Once Hudson Bay iced over, after Xmas, then our snow fall decreased greatly but not the bloody wind!

    We used to get our big snow falls before Xmas. We always had at, least 3 feet of snow for Halloween. It wasn’t until we moved to Montreal, did I realize there was Halloween without snow! My first green Halloween without snow sure felt weird!i

    One blizzard started so nicely one school morning, no wind at all, we were late for school because we were busy catching pretty giant snow flakes! However by 9 AM the blizzard was in full force. My Mom saw the barometer falling after we had left for school and immediately walked to the school.

    The mine sent a big yellow grader and pick up, to try and get the school kids home safely. We were in a mine pick up following the grader’s bumper as visibility was so bad, but we got stuck because the snow was filling in behind the grader to quickly. We ended up spending the night at a friend’s house. We had an absolute ball!

    After the blizzard was over we had over 10 feet of snow! I can still remember my Mom yelling out the back door for us to stop walking from the wind hardened snow onto the roof of the house and then jumping into the softer snow on the leeward side of the house!

    The mine sent some big front end loaders, after the storm, to clear the roads and some driveways. They plowed the street at the bottom of our street but left a giant pile of snow blocking our street. A neighbor driving in windy white out conditions, early in the morning, drove his car into the snow drift, completely burying his car in the drift, and had to open his window and dig his way out! I remember the front end loader trying to dig out our driveway, after the blizzard, but unfortunately pushed in the garage door just enough so it wouldn’t open!

    The workers in the mine, were trapped by the blizzard, but by being deep down in open pits, hundreds of feet below the surface continued working as usual, while the blizzard blew over their heads, as there was nothing else for them to do!

    One really nice thing about the blizzard was there was lots of hard packed snow from which to build forts and igloos using Mom’s long bread knife. That was also the winter a poor white tpharragon, flying in the dark, cut off it’s head flying into the power line, and ending up running around our back door area, until it bled to death. Yeah, it left plenty of red blood in the snow.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 27 2021 #93843
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    Chooch:

    Go and do a chore that needs doing or something you enjoy doing. That is what I do to distract my racing mind. It is calming too! That way something 9productive, instead of unproductive, gets done.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 27 2021 #93837
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    It doesn’t matter that each succeeding covid virus mutation mutates to be more contagious but less deadly to the unvaccinated.

    However it is likely both more contagious and deadly to the vaccinated, who’s immune system has deliberately been weakened. Pfizer is now waiting!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 27 2021 #93836
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    Michael Reid:

    How has the heavy rain storm affected you?

    You must have received 100 mm to 150 mm (4″ to 6″) of rain. Maybe more. Any flooding?

    How wide and deep is your river now?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 27 2021 #93828
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    So Pfizer, through modeling, knew their gene therapy would, in the long run, make their vaccine recipients more vulnerable to covid viruses. We now know this is true.

    Pfizer now has billions of new life–long adicts, around the world, to profitably extract wealth from.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 26 2021 #93748
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    Veracious Poet:

    Sometimes in life you simply have to put down unpleasant baggage that you have been carrying and walk away from it.

    Only by refusing to continue carrying this unpleasant baggage and letting it go, do you get to realize how stressful a burden it was constantly carrying that unpleasant baggage around was.

    Letting go, can be a big relief.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 26 2021 #93739
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    Ctbarnum:

    My observation is that US big tech has a near perfect grip on msm news and have been very quick to ban any criticism from any quarter (I.e. sudden death). The same here in Canada. Reports of sudden death have simply disappeared.

    However they seem to have been slower to clamp down in Europe. I suspect with so many different countries and languages it is harder to implement a 100% clamp down but we are now sadly seeing their efforts bearing fruit in Europe too.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 26 2021 #93737
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    Mister Roboto:

    They were just complaining because Trump wasn’t doing anything to help spread virus fear porn far and wide. You know like putting hospital covid patients in old folks homes and banning early treatment of covid. Now that they are in power, they are free to introduce measures to help spread covid fear far and wide.

    I mean, why would they try and vaccinate everybody and then only issue green passes and vaccination passports to the vaccinated super spreaders? Not satisfied with their initial spreading efforts, they are now mandating the unvaccinated to be vaccinated so they can increase the spread of covid. They know vaccinating everyone in the middle of a pandemic greatly helps the covid virus mutate and spread.

    They are not stupid! Their success depends entirely upon successfully spreading covid!

    All their actions can be readily explained by their desire to spread covid to everybody. That is the true meaning of socialism. Death for everyone!/s

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 26 2021 #93727
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    Bender’s bent baloney.

    Bender put his baloney in a blender.
    Bender wanted spreadable baloney.
    Bender’s baloney bent the blender.
    Blender couldn’t handle the baloney.
    Bender’s bent baloney now stuck in blender.
    Bender’s bent baloney.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 26 2021 #93723
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    Right on cue, to promote covid fear porn all of the western governments have banned travellers from South Africa. Even Canada’s Sparkle Socks has joined in!

    You need to be fearful of fear! Run! Don’t walk! Obey fear! Fearfully obey! It is raining fear everywhere! Fear is causing climate change!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 26 2021 #93714
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    Markets fell today because arrogant “plunge protection team” members took the day off, thinking nobody would notice their absence.

    The “Nu” viruses sole purpose is so the Fed can delay fighting inflation indefinitely.

    In other unimportant news, sudden death reports are suddenly perfectly normal..

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 25 2021 #93627
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    Boilingfrog:

    I suspect US big tech have now clamped down on reporting “Sudden deaths”. Over in Europe with so many different countries and languages, big US tech may not be nearly as successful.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 25 2021 #93601
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    Happy Thanksgiving! The best 4 day long weekend there is!

    My best years were when I got to celebrate 2 Thanksgivings turkeys in one year! First the Canadian Thanksgiving in early October, then American Thanksgiving in late November.

    This was accomplished by being in Canada in early October, then being transfered to the states before late November.

    Then of course there is turkey on Super Bowl Sunday!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 25 2021 #93600
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    Maxwell:

    I have only worked for 2 companies in my life. Both with heavy German influences. Their engineers designed machines that not only worked, but worked well.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 25 2021 #93599
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    Dr. John Day:

    Now I know why you are so interested in the planning and design of your house extension!
    You are nursing the engineering side of you!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 24 2021 #93533
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    Bosco:

    The world’s dumbest computer blew a transistor way back in 1974! The transistor case embedded itself into the ceiling of the electrical lab! Yours truly was at the controls. It couldn’t handle the truth!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 24 2021 #93530
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    Bosco:

    I seriously doubt Putin wants the Donbass. He is already getting all of the best russian speaking people from there and all of the young people. The Donbass is an economic mill stone and Putin does not need the headache.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 24 2021 #93488
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    I see poor Merkel didn’t get her 2 week lockdown. Boo hoo! Maybe things are looking up for Germans?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 23 2021 #93376
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    Zerosum:

    Governments and their central banks, have suspended the first and seconds laws, thus allowing them to perpetually grow bigger and bigger.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 23 2021 #93374
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    Bosco:

    Well bender comes pretty close to perpetual energy! Just can’t get the intelligent part quite right!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 23 2021 #93346
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    I don’t think it will take the natives in northern Australia very long to figure out, to not alert the authories by getting tested! One can see that behavior change coming a mile away!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 23 2021 #93345
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    I like to hear from all voices. It broadens my view, just as seeing the world did when I was younger. So if someone talks about Rome’s three traffic rush hours each day, I know what they are talking about!

    Please keep those voices coming! Yes, bender needs to gain a soul!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 22 2021 #93286
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    Over at zero hedge they have an article about how humidity affects covid outbreaks.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 22 2021 #93285
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    Michael Reid:

    Yikes! I would be afraid to use such a double sided axe!
    I think I will stick to my single bladed axe, chop saw, and electric & gas chainsaws!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 22 2021 #93284
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    Michael Reid:

    Sadly these days the gov ability to interfere in our lives has grown exponentially.

    Hopefully you have all the firewood you need to survive winter.

    Just curious. How wide and deep is the river in your area? Does it flow slowly or fast? You mentioned that it didn’t freeze over last winter making it difficult to obtain more firewood.

    in reply to: Vaccinated, Cured Or Dead #93280
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    Well now that Australians in the northern territories are being hauled away by the army to intenment camps if they test positive after a PCR test, nobody is going to volunteer to be tested! Aren’t socialist truely brilliant!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 22 2021 #93277
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    Chooch:

    I agree with Boogalo that you need as much of this stuff on hand simply because when you get sick you are in no shape to be running around trying to find this stuff.

    You also need to start taking it as soon as you suspect something is wrong. If it turns out that you are fine, and it was a false alarm, then none this stuff will likely hurt you.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 22 2021 #93275
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    Michael Reid:

    Did you remove your moose’s jawbone and put it in a moose drop box?

    Do they provide you with any feedback such as how old the moose was?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 22 2021 #93274
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    Maxwell:

    Back in the 1970s I was at my company’s Norwegian distributor in Oslo

    The distributor guy I was with had his office phone solidly bolted to the wall. I asked him why his phone was attached to the wall while everybody else’s phone was on their desk.

    He replied because he got so frustrated with Norway’s government’s poorly run phone company. He would go into a viking rage and throw his phone against the wall, smashing it to pieces!

    I said yes but you can still throw the hand receiver part of the phone! Yes, he replied but it didn’t cost nearly as much to replace as the whole phone did!

    And this chap could charm the underwear off any women he met!

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