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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2020 #66682
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    John Day:

    With the Republican half of the uniparty now actively circling the wagons to protect the fraudulent election results (see Ron Johnson), I now expect SCOTUS to punt the fraudulent election back into the hands of their masters. They will not rule on the election results. Their side stepping decision will prove to be most unsatisfactory.

    Even Sparkle Socks supports Harris.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2020 #66681
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    Doc Robinson:

    When the known risks for taking the vaccine are not good, then the odds that the unknown risks being safe are poor. The risk/reward ratio is just too unattractive.

    It seems to me like more people are 100% guaranteed to become ill after taking the vaccine than people taking their chances of not catching the virus.

    I have also noted that no one on TAE has offered to be the first one to cross my bridge designed to be 95% effective either! I am definately not volunteering! The risk/reward ratio is 100%/0.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2020 #66680
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    Sumac.Carol:

    I prefer your version of the Univ of Pitts story over the official MSM version!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2020 #66678
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    my parents said know:

    Correction! The lesson is you keep the gold and pay your taxes in worthless paper currency!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2020 #66677
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    For the clueless, the giveaway “clue” that Senator Ron Johnson, from Wisconsin, is 100% uniptary, rests in his use of the word “transparency”.

    He intends no such thing. What he says is not what he will do.

    He is no friend of the people living in Wisconsin, or of people living anywhere else.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2020 #66676
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    My take on the MSM like CNN suddenly talking about the corruption of Biden and his son, Hunter, is the Democrat Party beginning it’s efforts to push Biden out the airplane door with a backpack strapped on, instead of a parachute.

    “Heels Up” Harris is their choice.

    Biden was always just a placeholder. The backpack is stuffed with money.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2020 #66639
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    Mr. House:

    Clearly the NWO are still around pushing the Great Reset.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2020 #66638
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    Boogaloo:

    I hope you are taking saying “no flu” with a healthy dose of skepticism!

    You don’t suppose the virus test detects the flu too?

    Naw, no way is the flu a virus!

    P.S. Here in Ontario it is impossible to get a flu shot! Not even family doctors have any flu shots available!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2020 #66635
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    Speaking of vodka, I often wondered why the Russian communists, if drinking was such a big a problem, didn’t stop making vodka?

    For the same reason our politicians here don’t dare close liquor stores, labeling them essential services, during their lockdowns!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2020 #66634
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    The current abuse of government powers to enforce another lockdown reminds me of the futility of the Russian communist party’s successive 5 year programs promising to finally reach a worker’s paradise.

    The Russians kept waiting for it to arrive but didn’t lift a finger to help make it happen!

    The communist pretended to pay their workers and they in return pretended to work!

    We know how that turned out!

    Pass the vodka, please!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2020 #66632
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    Mr. House:

    O.K. I am a sucker. What happened to the governor’s daughter’s boyfriend?

    He knocked her up?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2020 #66631
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    The Great Reset:

    Everyone talks about the Great Reset but most have no clue to what it really means.

    I will explain what it means to you, in very simple terms.

    It is a war on your savings by the elites!

    Yes, they intend to totally doestroy the value of your money!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2020 #66630
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    Mr. HOUSE;

    The reason the REPO market has gone dark is that they drowned in a sea of Fed money!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2020 #66629
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    It is O.K. for me to steal your vote and vote for you. After all possession is 9/10 of the law!

    So far 17 states have joined Texas but this isn’t being reported by the MSM so obviously it didn’t happen.

    SCOTUS is bundling all election cases together because they have no intension of overturning their master’s fraudulent election results.

    Lockdowns have served their purpose, de-electing President Trump!

    So if you have allergies, like me, you shouldn’t get the vaccine. That means I won’t be able to get Ontario’s vaccine passport!

    So, Russians can’t drink vodka after getting the vaccine? That is outrageous! (O.K. I don’t drink very much, if at all. Well at least for 40 years or so.)

    In 1983 while working in a Sibean coal mine, my Russian construction crew drank on the job as well as off the job. Actually 24 hours a day. Being sober was not their normal state of being! If I found vodka bottles, I just ignored them! My crew saw that so we got along just fine!

    I used to watch my Russian crew disembark from their bus to get a clue to how the day was going to turn out. If they merely stumbled off the bus, then it was going to be a productive day! If, however, they flowed off the bus, well many flowed into empty wooden parts crates to sleep it off!

    The test for my crane operator was if he could climb up onto the crawlers and into the cab, then he was sober enough to operate the crane! If he couldn’t then it was the wooden crate for him!

    Yes, those were the good olde days in Mother Russia!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 7 2020 #66555
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    When it comes to using energy wisely, in my field of electricity, great strides have been made in my life time.

    The one that touches everybody is lighting. First we had incandescent lights which created more heat than light. Then florescent lights which produced more light using less energy. They still however generated a fair amount of heat in the process of converting electricity to light.

    Now we have LED (light emitting diodes) lights. These have moved the process of converting electricity to light to where most of the electricity is converted to light not heat. The impact of this lighting revolution can be seen in the reduced demand for electricity from power companies. Naturally they are not too happy about this.

    Another area strides have been made is in electric motors. Usually when buying industrial electric motors you have the option of paying more for a more efficient electric motor.

    Computers which seem to effect everyone on the planet are far more energy efficient than the old 1980s desk top computers, especially the display monitors. Remember the heat emitting CRT monitors? You could warm your hands from their heat!

    So, despite all the moaning and groaning about the environment, some things are getting better.

    I have a cottage in the 1000 islands of the St. Lawrence River. When I was a boy, in 1970 the river was so clogged with seaweeds, that one could see ducks walking on top of the mats of weeds floating on top of the water!

    Then they banned phosphates from laundry detergents. They also instituted strict septic tank/tile bed rules. No more dumping raw sewage directly into the river as many were then doing!

    There was one island cottage doing just that! One night some cottagers on an adjacent island, after a few beers, went over and plugged the sewage hose with cement, causing their toilet to back up! A few days later the sawed of cement hose was seen on the ground!

    So over time the quality of the water flowing in the river has greatly improved. How do I know?

    We have seen the return of wild life that wasn’t there in 1970. We now have loons, osprey, bald eagles, and swans! Loons will only come if the water quality is good. Today you can clearly see the bottom of the river and there are no longer mats of weeds floating on top of the water.

    Now everyone is using 4 stroke outboards verses the old 2 stroke outboards that required oil mixed into the gas.

    So yes progress is being made. Some people just choose not to see it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 7 2020 #66554
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    John Day:

    Yes 2020 election fraud is in the multi-millions compared to JFK/Nixon election fraud.

    I remember Nixon when conceding the election to JFK, saying “You won this election fair and square!”

    What most people don’t know is by saying that, Nixon was saying to JFK that his people had done a better job of stuffing the ballot boxes than his people had!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 7 2020 #66550
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    John Day:

    It is sad, even here on the TAE, only a few seem the least bit concerned about the massive election fraud!

    The 87 and 113 or 0.26 number is exactly what Sydney Powell said it was.

    But again nobody cares.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 6 2020 #66499
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    my parents said know:

    When you see governments printing money like crazy and then people spending the money on “goods” as quickly as they can, rather than save the money, then you are seeing concrete signs that the people have lost “trust” in the value of they government’s money!

    By then it is too late to protect yourself.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 6 2020 #66497
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    It seems like everybody thinks government deficit spending is positive!

    However governments produce nothing. They can only take something from productive people. (You can’t take from unproductive people because they produce nothing that you can take.)

    So printing money steals value from existing money owners.

    O.K. so you take something from productive people. Obviously this will make productive people less productive going forward because they have less to be productive with. (They might also decide not to work so hard going forward too!) This ends up hurting everybody in the long run as the pie keeps getting smaller.

    Again, how is bigger government positive?

    in reply to: 95% Vaccine Efficacy? Not So Fast #66494
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    O.K. so I design a bridge to be 95% effective instead of the standard engineering practices.

    Now how willing would you be to use the bridge?

    No?

    Neither would I!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 5 2020 #66452
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    John Day:

    Yes, as you point out, for Barr it is a very good thing that Durham (not Graham – my boo-boo!) being special prosecutor!

    Yes, Barr = Brutus!

    Brutus was never concerned about what was best for the Roman people when he knifed Ceasar in the back! Only his best interests!

    Barr has already knifed President Trump in the back, so his intentions are very clear!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 5 2020 #66451
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    So Slow Joe Biden hasn’t been slow about appointing his paid up friends into positions of power so they can loot the American taxpayer!

    What could be more American than this!

    As for the leftists, they deserve their fate for willingly helping Joe!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 5 2020 #66448
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    Shaka5000:

    You said exactly what I was going to say about polls! Polls are used to shape public opinions. Just another form of proganda!

    Special Prosecutor:

    I think Turley’s article on Barr appointing Graham special prosecutor is totally misleading. It says this is a good thing.

    So how is appointing Graham such a good thing? Let us count the ways!

    First, it make Graham a direct servant of congress’ politicians! He must report he everything he finds directly to congress. Clearly this is a very good thing!

    Second, it prevents President Trump from declassified any documents. Clearly this is a very good thing!

    Don’t you feel so much better knowing all of these very good things!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 4 2020 #66419
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    New Math

    O.K. Since I took some engineering math, you know like last century, how would you like to take your chances crossing the bridge I just designed using drug dealer math!

    My bridge is guaranteed @95.6%!

    What odds do you get that you can cross my bridge and arrive at the other end alive??????

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 4 2020 #66418
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    Hey, don’t you know that after the first 100 days of Biden’s administration the virus will disappear?

    And there was no election fraud!

    You need to get with the program!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 3 2020 #66385
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    John Day:

    Yes, once Biden gets in, it is Harris you need to worry about!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 3 2020 #66382
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    It looks like the TAE will soon need to find a new topic to cover.

    President Biden says Americans will only need to wear masks for the first 100 days of his administration.

    Clearly the MSM will stop covering the virus and it will go away.

    The MSM media’s around the clock virus coverage has done it’s primary job, getting rid of President Trump!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 3 2020 #66379
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    Dr. D:

    It wasn’t so long ago that you couldn’t get tested for the virus because there weren’t enough test kits available. Up here in Ontario tests were reserved for government workers only.

    Now more people can get tested. Still not everybody.

    Your virus cases graph shows that. Yes we had a summer dip but every virus has had a summer dip. Vitamins D? So nothing new there.

    Over time doctors have gotten better at treating the virus so maybe that explains death rates not rising as fast as confirmed virus cases have.

    What I would really like to see is a graph of those who survived the virus but are still suffering long term from it.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 3 2020 #66378
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    Rottotillermañ:

    Remember what happened to the last guy who threatened to break the CIA into a 1000 pieces?

    Yes social media is part of the CIA! They were all funded as startups by CIA money.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 2 2020 #66332
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    Did you know, tonight, President Trump made a speech to the American people about election fraud?

    No, I didn’t think so!

    For the MSM, he is no longer President!

    in reply to: PCR Tests and COVID Vaccines are Useless #66327
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    Well everybody cheer up!

    President Biden will instruct the media to stop mentioning the virus and it will suddenly magically disappear along with Trump!

    in reply to: PCR Tests and COVID Vaccines are Useless #66325
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    When it comes to dealing with the virus, the less variables introduced the better.

    I prefer my body’s 80% chance of dealing with the virus.

    I also prefer my own steps to reduce the odds of getting the virus. N95, Vit D.

    The one variable I do not want to introduce into my risk mix, are the drug dealers!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 2 2020 #66316
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    As far as election fraud goes, I see little chance of it being investigated whether by the media or by legal means.

    The swamp controls both the media and the judges.

    Only a handful of state legislators can stop the swamp.

    I suspect they are individually being targeted, one by one, by the swamp.

    While I hope against hope, that the fraudulent election will be investigated, I don’t have much hope.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 2 2020 #66314
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    Thanks to TAE, I am in no hurry to get a virus vaccine!

    Like the experts, I will let the other monkeys beta test it first! (I did the same for Microsoft’s software too!)

    I think taking vitamins C & D (thanks to Dr. John Day’s understanding of the key role vitamin D plays in fighting the virus) to help my own body’s immune system’s 80% ability to fight the virus, is a better and safer way of dealing with the virus. I also do 5 minutes a night of light therapy to boost my body’s own vitamin D production (I suffer from dry skin in winter and this helps 95%.)

    I also try to reduce my risk of exposure in public by wearing a N95 mask and have hand sanitizer in the car plus washing my hands when I get home. I also try to keep my wife in the car while I shop for food. We stay home mostly.

    I most certainly don’t want to increase my total risks by adding drug dealers to the mix.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 2 2020 #66312
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    Yesterday we discovered that swamp creature Bill Barr had secretly made DofJ prosecutor Durham a Special prosecutor all before the election.

    The move to make Durham a special prosecutor was to knife President Trump in the back.

    This of course has the direct effect of making Durham’s new bosses, Congress’ politicians!

    But it also has the hidden effect of preventing President Trump from being able to publically release any swamp secrets, such as who really killed JFK.

    Just so you know why the swamp did what it did. They protected themselves from you!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 1 2020 #66242
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    Interesting day in the swamp!

    Bill Barr sees no election fraud. So Biden is now in the clear.

    Durham has been turned from a DofJ prosecutor into a truly harmless special prosecutor!

    Trump’s legal options are now zero! No judge will now hear his rigged election case.

    The swamp has now won 100%!

    P.S. Turning a DofJ prosecutor into a Special prosecutor is a very nasty trick that congress plays on the American voters. It sounds good but the reality is Durham now reports directly to Congress’s politicians! This guarantees that nobody will be prosecuted!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 1 2020 #66240
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    Because I am a logical technical type person, devining the feelings of an artist’s art is basically lost on me unless someone explains it to me. I had the same problem explaining Shakespeare’s plays to my English Lit teachers who could see it so clearly, when I could not. I did, however, greatly admire Shakespeare’s incredible ability with words.

    That is not to say I don’t appreciate art. That so many paint but fail, shows how difficult it is to become a great painter. I tend to focus on the skill of the images painted.

    Since I can draw quite well, I do have some basic artistic abilities. I choose to hone those skills in the engineering field. I tend to design things I want to build on the back of envelopes!

    In my travels I have always visited the great art museums of Rome, Athens, Madrid, Paris, London, Brussels, etc,.

    Up here in the great white north, my Father met one of Canada’s Group of 7 painters, A. Y. Jackson, up in Northern Quebec/Labrador. He came up to do pencil field sketches which he would then take back to his studio.

    Now my Father, an engineer, was even better at drawing than I am. He directed his talents into all kinds of wood carvings. We still have his Loons and Blue Jays. Naturally I can carve too but more into wooden airplanes. My Father’s Father was studying to be an architect when the depression hit. Now my Grandfather could really draw!

    And did I mention my Daughter attended a special 4 year art high school? Yes, she can really draw!

    That ability to draw has now been passed down through 3 generations!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 30 2020 #66209
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    Curlene48:

    State legislators are spending millions to buy these voting machines to ensure this mess continues for the foreseeable future!

    I pity the dead in cemeteries as now they are no longer needed on election night.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 30 2020 #66203
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    Teri:

    In the past we never used computers to count votes.

    So why do we need computers to count votes now?

    To add a new non-transparent layer between people voting and counting votes!

    There can only be one reason for doing this!

    To make rigging elections much easier!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 27 2020 #66111
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    So they are counting the virus the same way they counted votes.

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