[This is the thread to discuss the current corona virus psy-op.]
From Las Vegas, Pittsburg, Thousand Oaks to Russian Collusion and the Khashoggi assassination, false-flag hoaxes, conspoofacies, fake murders and other manufactured events are running non-stop around the world and around the corner.
A reader wrote in to suggest opening a comment section devoted to discussing current (faked) events. I thought it was a good idea and would provide a place where people could chime in on what’s going on in the news and even offer evidence for why they think the event was faked, hoaxed, manufactured, etc. (or why not). Have at it, unless you think it’s a waste of your time–in which case, don’t!
If we replaced the yearly influenza with the phantom virus, the game could go on for years. At least some people have noticed, that the normal flu don’t exist anymore and many countries don’t do the data register for the flu, as the numbers are close to zero.
“https://www.rt.com/op-ed/504625-covid19-flu-disappeared-replaced/”
LikeLike
RT has gone way up its own back-passage with that piece of sophistry.
LikeLike
When you speak of the “estate”, would it have anything to do with the “Kilpatrick” estate?? Because, when I looked into it I found out that the “Kilpatrick” estate is moreso a village of sorts rather than an actual estate. Which is confusing, because my dad would go to a “Kilpatrick” estate for family reunions.
LikeLike
“Estate” in the UK means Housing Estate: lots of residential housing crammed together so that no-one has any privacy with everyone sitting on top of everyone else 😀
LikeLike
…it also has an aristocratic meaning as in Downton Abbey and all that malarkey. But I meant it in the sense of general housing for the general public; homes for the hoi polloi; habitation for the helots like wot I is, innit.
LikeLike
Thank you for that explanation. It makes sense, now!! That must be what the Kilpatrick Estate is, then!!
LikeLike
You’re welcome!
LikeLike
I find it somewhat funny to hold a “Flatoberfest”, as it must out “Flatlander Society of Spooks”?? I was also curious to note yes the PID “Sage of Quay” spook spoke, and realized that being a spook is more than having “sincere spooky ideas” you have to effectively entertain simple people. It makes me wonder if Beatle Paul is really Alive and Billie Shears is dead??
LikeLike
It never dawned on me that spooks might have conventions of their own, as maybe it is getting tough to “sell” Flat Land Theory outside of Lubbock TX. and they need pep talks about latest sales “spins”. Conversely if one talks about health issues as a spook, they need to know what sort of popular beliefs people hold to communicate and “play upon”, as curiously at upper levels of “science”, popular communication is never really an “issue” ; the models are too complex and abstract and of course there are “salesmen” who specialize in public relations.
LikeLike
I saw a documentary the other night about the AIDS activists in NYC and their ACTing UP. It was funny, (yes a younger Antony Fauci was in it) as they rallied outside of the FDA, NIH, and Drug Companies!!!! Shouting for a cure!! Almost as if the drug companies were in the business of curing rather than making huge sums of cash!!! How naïve and how funny when they finally got AZT at like 10,000 patient dollars a year!!! I didn’t quite make it to the end, but it got me thinking. Knowing what I now know about doctors, if someone had not declared it a “disease”, would it just have been a collection of immune related diseases. Of gay men??..and how many were there unnoticed before officially being declared a “disease”???
This of course led to covid19; if there were no “PCR”, would people even have noticed the pneumonia like symptoms in this years flu?? ie Did declaring the “disease”, really create the “disease”?? I doubt the excess mortality is really that spectacular and it was my impression that every year doctors see a lot of “flu” deaths in old people. I am not convinced the average doctor is really that capable of detecting precise reasons for flu or pneumonia, or worried about why people died under their care..”shIT HAPPENS”.. They did not even worry about putting infected patients in old folks homes Conversely, if they could not have recognized a new “disease” , how will they know when it has ended??
LikeLike
“Did declaring the “disease”, really create the “disease ?”
In my opinion, yes.
This is the power of words, plus the power of photos, plus the power of movies
20³ = 8000
Added to the 24/24 and 7/7 harping of the same vibrations : the consonants grouped together in new words, words that didn’t exist 9 month ago. Words that have change our lives, words forever engraved in the marble of our memories, words linked to our brutal change of life, etc.
Words that we will rehash for a long time, ruminate for a long time, like cows, without being able to digest them … it makes today’s sick people and it plants the seeds of future diseases.
we may feed our bodies with junk food that destroys us, but we also feed our mind and memory with information. When this information is toxic, we feed our minds with poison.
All this create a global warning, a global fear, and fear is contagious, as a bad vibration, fear propa-gates alone. Proof is : the symptoms of first wave, the one in springs, were similar to those of anguish… the “funniest” one is of course “difficulties to breath”…
Coincidence surely…
Don’t be surprised also, when people obey to their masters (media, politics, doctors, boss, friends sometimes) and develop the symptoms that they are told about, more than told, promised !
They are good citizens, well educated, they are used to obey to the powers. So they kindly obey and get the good symptoms, to obtain the best grade : 20/20
Even those who don’t believe in the virus are immersed in the programming of our brains. This is the extended form of Neuro-linguistic programming… the one we don’t learn at school.
I regret not to write english like I write french, because I can’t write sharp enough with my poor vocabulary… but i drew the major lines of how I believe the full scam works…
LikeLiked by 3 people
…he held the proper opinions for the time of year;
When there was peace, he was for peace: when there was war, he went.
He was married and added five children to the population,
Which our Eugenist says was the right number for a parent of his generation.
And our teachers report that he never interfered with their education.
Was he free? Was he happy? The question is absurd:
Had anything been wrong, we should certainly have heard.
W.H.Auden
LikeLike
Your great prose comes across loud and clear; better than the great pose of cloud and fear.
@oregonmatt or “Are we goin’ mad?”
Nice quote. Thanks.
Mantalo of Laurence is infectious 😉
LikeLike
There was a Moby Dick style hunt for a great white straight non-intranvenous drug using HIV patient.
They needed one to make 90+ percent of America feel compassion for AIDS victims.
Finally, a young white female supposedly contracted AIDS from a dentist in Florida.
There were also Hollywood celebrities wearing their virtue signalling ribbons working on the AIDS awareness campaign. Mourning the dead Hollywood victims. Such great people lost.
Much like Tom Hanks’ positive COVID status and willingly self isolating himself and his beard girl friend. Everybody now knew at least one victim of COVID, since everyone knows Tom Hanks.
LikeLike
I think this was posted before, but this is a great listen about Fauci and his major role in pushing the AIDS hoax:
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tkelly6785757/episodes/2020-08-25T06_18_15-07_00
LikeLike
Yes I am still confused about the AIDS epidemic as I lived through those times, but was not “Mathisized” then. It was so sad and of course chemists were searching for the holy grail, knowing only TV news reports and of course “scientific” reliable publications. It was so confusing. I did appreciate what a coincidence it was that Ronald Reagan and crazy conservatives had taken power. but diseases cant detect administrations in Washington???
However I do see similarities to this Covidiocy.
LikeLiked by 1 person
the hiv scam is gently exploded in this documentary. revealing interviews with many of the prominent players. very good, especially if you’re a bit wise to the hoax already. “https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsT4GrimfLQ”
LikeLiked by 1 person
Yes I like the House of Numbers, but hey these scams are so complex and multilayers these days, I doubt there is ever a “simple” solution, as curiously one can not rely on popular media to even discuss the possibilities There seem to be always “slants” one way or the other. That is why I am getting curious about “disease theory” and what sort of complexities are hidden by the ONE DISEASE idea covering a spectrum of disease states. I appreciate there may have been rather curious lifestyle and recreational drug patterns back in that era, but still not sure what significance to give them, as at the time i was “open minded” but did not appreciate how much of my life and opinions might have been shaped by “projects of social engineering experimentation”
LikeLike
During the height of the Aids scare in the UK, we would see Princess Di on the telly visiting the dying in hospital. At that time the fear was ramped up so high they were treated like lepers, no one wanting to touch them or even be in the same room as someone “infected”. But there was Di – filmed chatting with them, hugging and I think even giving one a kiss.
That built her persona up very nicely, what a brave, selfless, caring person.
Being a Spencer, she must have known how fake it all was right then, I can’t believe anyone in her position in life would be within a mile of any real risks. Apart from french chauffeurs of course.
LikeLiked by 2 people
The same test being used to “diagnose” COVID-19 was used to diagnose AIDS, if I recall correctly. Back then was when the creator of the PCR test, Kary Mullis, objected to its use as a diagnostic test for AIDS (and indeed I think he thought it a hoax) and I’m sure he would say the same thing about now.
Mullis’ bio has some red and yellow flags but either way both AIDS and COVID-19 are 100% fake, in my opinion. It’s not hard to pin a disease on most of the degenerates that were gay back then since they frequently had 100s of partners a year, were also frequently hard drug addicts and thus had very compromised immune systems to begin with so the statistical chances of them dying of something like the flu would be much higher, at which point you can wurlitzer up a whole multimedia propaganda push to say they were dying of some frightening new disease that would make people, especially heteros looking to make families and create goodness in the world, too scared to be intimate and then make trillions off some fake drug that ends up killing off more people.
I think they’re just rolling out the same trick this time around, too, except now it’s not even sexual, it’s people simply being close to each other in any capacity at all except on the internet where they can be controlled.
I agree with some others on a previous recent discussion thread, that viruses are real, but I think COVID is fake or in the least is massively overblown and hyped. I got herpes when I was 16 and have had many other partners who have it (and don’t, I had to tell them about it) and it frequently relapses when my immune system is not doing well so the notion that virus theory is a hoax seems pretty ridiculous to people like me. Also in 10th grade biology there was a great series on the t-4 phage virus where we learned what it looked like and it how it took over cells to replicate further. I’ve seen electron microscope pictures of viruses that look very similar (and eerily otherworldly) and while I’m still open to theories that electron microscope photos can be faked and maybe even that viruses are fake provided that there is a concrete explanation for how the various herpes whatevers are transmitted and how they can’t be eliminated e.g. with antibiotics but I kinda doubt it. I’d be more inclined to believe that some viruses are engineered but the vast majority of the hyped viral pandemics are 100% propaganda/mind control.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I finally found out how in an easy way to say HIV was a scam.
As it is called – human immunodeficiency virus, it is purported to bring about the collapse of the complete immune system. This is not possible for a single virus to do such a thing, because when the immune system collapses of a single entity, the culprit must have been filling all cells in the body with its detrimental nature.
This would be easy to detect by biologists. It should have been found everywhere they looked. Instead they had this “chase and detective” work before they finally found something to blame.
LikeLike
At the time, I was a student and believing everything. Now I wonder were there actors pretending to have AIDS in this theatrical production?? And of course what do excessive poppers do to your health??? Curiously it was so long ago in times of Bad King Ronald
LikeLike
duesberg amounts to a limited hangout, however he conclusively demonstrates toxicity as cause of those early ‘aids’ cases, with poppers indeed being part of the story. of course, as time went on, aids was more and more (intentionally) confused with other already existing diseases and conditions, helping to hide its bogus beginnings.
another strong point is his complete destruction of the ‘aids in africa’ propaganda, i think this is mainly in the appendix.
LikeLike
Thanks. I liked the coupling of African AIDS with financial scams, as of course when we were kids we taught foriegn aid was to “help foreigners”. As with all these scams they begin simple and take n a life of their own, especially when huge sums of money are available to prove them (hah I cant imagine the future “proofs” of the COVID19 scam, as I am sure labs all over the world are already at work on it and future funding may come from world bank)) I will even bet that Covid19 will vanish once there is a vaccine, proving how important it was. For now I am still puzzled by the complexity of the AIDS pandemic, and of course by “disease theory” in general. (oh the name of the documentary about AIDS activists was “HOW TO SURVIVE A PLAGUE”, though I would not doubt it was financed by drug compnies.
LikeLike
How to survive a BLAGUE ?
By lol.
As people laugh less and less, may be we should consider laughing as a good ingredient to keep good health ?
Laughing, smiling,
Stretching on awakening
Walking in the nature,
Listening to the song of life (wind, birds, waterfalls, rivers, frogs, …)
Drinking the sun light,
Marveling like children,
Singing in the rain, splashing in puddles,
Whistling an improvised melody
Loving some pets
Taking the time to enjoy the simple fact of being alive…
And fxxxx the disease 🙂
LikeLike
yes I am afraid we just have to wait for some silly vaccine, then of course Virus will magically disappear…and BIG PHARMA will seem like a WINNER rather than a LOSER..a lot of loser ecientists.
The strange thing about these psyops is that you can get as pissed of as ypu want curse if you want to but hey the plague has a life of its own and a purpose of its own
Talk about loser scientists the crazy king of losers (HE IS JUST TOO OLD)
Also he is very annoying and stupid. W T F??? and crazy
LikeLike
an example of what is good for the soul
“https://youtu.be/jnmqKMgO8O4”
LikeLike
LikeLiked by 2 people
About that video of Bill Gay-tes’ infamous deposition back in 1998, I’ve seen comments on different sites about him being or acting autistic, rocking in his chair like that. Autistic my foot… ‘Shuckling’ is what that creep was doing (under stress, for comfort), isn’t that cute. Like those weirdos ‘humping’ their wall: same movement, same cringeiness. When is somebody going to ‘take Gmos and inject them into those creeps’ arms’ ? Wishful thinking.
LikeLike
Has everyone forgotten the ‘end of history’ in 1989? The Evil Empire unraveled at breakneck speed. Lots of regime changes & stuff followed all over the world. Supposedly not even the CIA expected it to happen. It was the end of history, or so they said.
The corona operation is also intended to rock the world, not the end of history(that was just a soothing lullaby) but the beginning of a new chapter. I do not mean that the ‘new normal’ is going to be it. The fascistic projections are there just to add to the trauma inflicted by this whole psy-op. It is not the end game, it is just part of the current game.
Rather, I see all current power structures(all the underpinnings of globalism) swept away before a new paradigm. The decks are going to be cleared(if you appreciate a nautical 😁 expression). If the hoax is revealed people will give up their trust in all current authority and accept nearly any alternative. I think nationalism and the nation state have been reactivated.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Yeah, what struck me about Kami’s interview {before it was taken down} is what he said about the Boars being disarmed. Because, I know that it’s just a matter time before they do the same thing, here, in the USA. Anyway, I got to thinking how easy it would be for them: Simply declare that there are going to be anti-terror drills {or maybe even Martial law drills} whereby army units would sweep through neighborhoods after everyone has vacated. What they won’t tell them until after the fact is: “Oh, and by the way we had to confiscate all firearms in the process, because of blah blah blah”. So, in reality, you’d want to have a cache.
LikeLike
I’d put the disarming of the Boars in the category of the disarmament of the Huguenots (both special groups) the average American is not quite as special any more and the ones that are armed have very little faith in their leaders. There are some similarities between the three groups who.were all used by the powers to be (to screw over ‘natives’) and then mostly discarded.
Ps is there any records of what the Huguenot s were doing in Scotland before 1500, probably more ancient spooks than current.
LikeLike
Most people will look for another leader to guide them through life.
Thinking and acting on one’s own are just too hard.
LikeLike
Why do you have Suntzufighting as a nickname?
LikeLike
I am always dreaming up ways to end this “pandemic ride” as it keeps going around and around. Last night i dreamt it runs into the normal “flu season”, and mysteriously disappears in the springtime leaving a lot of nonsense behind. That of course also ruins the Holiday season.
LikeLike
Yeah, what struck me about Kami’s interview {before it was taken down} is what he said about the Boars being disarmed. Because, I know that it’s just a matter time before they do the same thing, here, in the USA. Anyway, I got to thinking how easy it would be for them: Simply declare that there are going to be anti-terror drills {or maybe even Martial law drills} whereby army units would sweep through neighborhoods after everyone has vacated. What they won’t tell them until after the fact is: “Oh, and by the way we had to confiscate all firearms in the process, because of blah blah blah”. So, in reality, you’d want to have a cache.
LikeLike
Kami is as real as the Proud Boys, Kyle Rittenhouse, Alex Jones and all the usual suspects. He is spreading fear. A minor spook, but with aspirations. What’s up with the bare chest? Jim Morrison homage?
LikeLiked by 2 people
Rittenhouse’s hearings keep getting delayed. No 17 year old would be allowed to walk around town carrying an AR15 regardless of a riot. Seems like it was street theater since it was in an economic zone approved for demolishing. A link was provided in earlier threads that shows the billions of dollars set aside for the remodeling costs.
I don’t think they will send any troops into the neighborhoods to confiscate guns. Local governments, that people mostly trust, will offer buy backs and certificates so people can buy groceries and keep their housing, those crying babies and wives won’t let those pee shooters collect dust too long if they are hungry and homeless.
The remaining holdouts would eventually give in or be arrested. Your local police has military style weapons and combined with national guard units, nobody will have a chance. It may temporarily save you from the hungry fat kid on meth next door.
LikeLike
@ Greg, Good analysis, except that it would depend on how conservative the county is. Besides that, a lot of people have guns. California is the only state that I know of that has restrictive gun laws. You can still own an AR-15, only now, the clip has to be welded in which means you have to load it from the top. But that doesn’t go for the ones that are grandfathered in.
LikeLike
Greg said: “No 17 year old would be allowed to walk around town carrying an AR15 regardless of a riot.”
Except it’s not only ALLOWED, it’s perfectly legal in almost every state and perfectly within a person’s rights. We make them right down the street in Tacoma, even. There’s nothing scary about a rifle, and who would “allow” someone NOT to carry a weapon anyway? Especially in a riot situation – who would you say is capable of stopping someone with a weapon, except someone else with a weapon?
Your statement makes no sense and demonstrates a rather blatant aversion to reality. I’m not saying the event wasn’t scripted, it was mostly likely faked of course, but saying “be allowed” here is just plain ridiculous.
Would you be the one trying to stop a young man from carrying his own defense? No, you wouldn’t. You wouldn’t walk up to someone with a weapon and say, “You’re not ALLOWED to defend yourself with that.” Of course everyone is ALLOWED to defend themselve with a weapon – that’s the whole reason weapons exist in the first place, to stop people from saying what is “ALLOWED” or not.
It’s hilarious that we even have to discuss the most basic topics like this. Allowed. Jesus.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Well such a scenario is never going to play well in an action scene. I can’t imagine the bad guy saying to the young man he is about to blast away, “Now look here kid, put that gun down; you’re not allowed to defend yourself — got that!”
“It’s a fair cop Mr Bad Guy; just let my put my gun down ‘ere and you can blast away”.
“Dat’s right kiddo — you just disavowed reality…” BLAM
LikeLike
I agree. But somehow, some way, they’re going to figure out a way to bluff everyone into disarming.
LikeLike
Wrong. No minor is allowed to hunt without a responsible adult. Minors can’t drink alcohol, smoke, etc.
The big clue, that Kyle is a fake, is that there were no charges filed for parental neglect. Allowing Kyle to go solo in a civil disturbance without backup is insane. But someone was there capturing the video and did not intervene.
LikeLiked by 1 person
True, Wayne. The laws over there are pretty clear – you can have a license to hunt as a minor but must be accompanied by an adult.
That’s not what I was saying though. The very concept of “allowed” is what I was addressing. It’s like a reverse-entitlement in this instance. I don’t doubt it was staged to some extent but at the same time, in such a situation “allowance” doesn’t come into play. We were all that age once.
LikeLike
Ya Jared I meant in my town maybe your town is different. We have concealed and carry laws however If the police here see anyone, especially a young kid with a AR15 walking around in public they will be arrested and people here have been arrested for just waving their handguns in the air. And that’s one of the reasons why I think that event was faked and Rittenhouse didn’t kill anyone. Sorry if the word allowed is annoying for you in that circumstance, but dig your sarcasm.
LikeLike
Well Greg and Wayne, I meant no rancor here. I was just contemplating the situation (fake as it may be) if I were personally assaulted by, you know. Whoever. I’m not talking about a staged incident of course, but that’s why I took umbrage to “allowed” in this case. If someone is assaulting me, “allowance” doesn’t come into the picture or my consideration of it. Either it’s my ass or it’s theirs. I don’t carry or own guns but self-defense has always been an important aspect of my life and world, and it has never really crossed my mind that I would be allowed to defend myself unless of course we’re talking about the Tyrant footsoldiers, in which case it’s obviously NOT allowed.
But all that is just hogwash really, since the Kyle thing was clearly fake. I’m just saying I wouldn’t fault anyone for defending themselves. Especially not if they clearly won that fight. But of course, Greg, you didn’t say otherwise and I’m sure we’re on the same side of this one. Sorry if I got a little wacky about “allowed”, it’s just come up a few times in other conversations abroad and I kinda just lashed out about it.
LikeLike
A major point is that Kyle does not live in Kenosha. He did not have to be there at all. He had no reason to be in Kenosha.
His best defense would have been to stay home.
In his own town, in his own neighborhood, it would be entirely different.
Since it is an obvious fake, it is a waste of time to discuss further.
LikeLike
Well, Wayne, this is one of the only real benefits of being on main social media sites – we get to review all the data weeks before anyone else, apparently. He worked in Kenosha. He had friends and family there. And it was only about 20 minutes from his home – closer to him than Seattle is to me, where I also go to work often and further, in fact.
I’ve watched all the video and poured over this one many weeks ago, and am still on the fence about it since he obviously shot some fools. That wasn’t CGI. It’s really easy to tell the difference, especially when you do CGI for a living. I’m not on the fence about the bloodshed, but rather about the event being a setup in some way or other, but yes, people actually do shoot people in real life and it happens all the time. Literally every day, in almost every major city.
The SPIN is what’s fake, not the event. Some assholes attacked another asshole and got theirs. I don’t consider this kid a hero or anything, but if some assholes attack me or even attack you while I’m near, they’d be getting about the same, minus the gunfire. I’m a huge proponent of self-defense and we can disagree all night on this one, but discussion to me is never a waste of time.
LikeLike
Sorry, the comment came up twice {??}. Feel free to delete one or both, if you don’t mind, Josh. Thanks.
LikeLike
To believe or not in the phantom virus.
This Mr. John Rappoport has done an excellent job about fact checking
all the circumstances concerning the covid-19 virus. He also show links to
officials documents from CDC, (see Sources), which actually show, the virus has never been isolated or verified and that the testing is just pure magic.
He also refer to Dr. Tom Cowan, who is one of the few doctors strong and vice enough to claim that the corona pandemic is a fraud.
The sad thing is of cause, that it also prove, that our own doctors and health
institutions cannot be trusted anymore.
“https://blog.nomorefakenews.com/2020/10/26/the-missing-virus-answering-critics-objections/”
LikeLike
No more fake news is my second favourite controlled opposition sites (unless of course cutting through the fog is in which case it would be number four) behind Corbett Report. It is hard to explain exactly how they both work (they are different), I believe they are mostly about pushing ‘the right wing libertarian’ bs suggesting basically rich people should be able to operate without government intervention. There is more to it than just that but………anyway they both contain some good info.
LikeLike
I have long been a “student” of the drug discovery/biotech business, and of course have wondered how after “fail” after “fail” they stay in business. Yes I appreciate “success” these days is measured by amount of “financing” that can be secured…often for eventual LOSER drugs. It has also been suggested to me that people do not invest however based on eventual success (effective medicines ) but on what is known technically as the “bigger fool” theory. Since drugs take so long to develop (10+ years) , as long as at some point in this process they can sell to a bigger fool they will make money.
Yes this fool’s pandemic will create lots and lots of more bigger and better fools to sell to, thus financing the drug discovery/biotech “racket” for years to come .
LikeLike
I’ve wondered how they can keep coming up with drugs that are later found to be harmful and the subject of class action suits. Like drugs found to cause cancer etc. You’d think such a thing would put a manufacturer out of business in a hurry but it doesn’t seem to faze them. Either they make enough massive profits to cover such setbacks or these lawsuits are fixed. The lawyers are really on the drug cartel payroll and the plaintiffs end getting only paltry settlements.
LikeLike
It won’r be surprising if those fixed lawsuits are simply other ways to transfer big amount of money among spooks beside selling junk artworks, claiming insurance payment from promoted accidents, etc
I’ve never understood why criminals are allowed to bail themselves out with money.
Logically speaking, it absolutely makes no sense. What’s the use of having laws then?
And yet, there are still so many sheep inventing any excuses to justify it.
Some of those ‘sheep’ might be spooks in disguise but others are not spooks or related to them.
Even after the big spooky banks are bailed out by spooky governments, there are still sheep justifying bails.
It equals to criminalizing poverty which of course is directly or indirectly caused by who else than the feces-faced puny-minded spooks.
Needless to say, discussions on such topics which don’t make any sense for any sane people are of course quickly banned in social websites out there.
LikeLike
Relax and live well said: “I’ve never understood why criminals are allowed to bail themselves out with money.”
That’s because criminals are NOT allowed to bail themselves out at all. To understand this word and the reason bail exists, you could simply look it up in a dictionary or Google it or search it any way you like.
Bail comes BEFORE a conviction of a crime, not after. It doesn’t absolve a crime and you cannot bail out after a CONVICTION of a crime. Bail is simply a collateral to ensure that an accused person returns to court for their hearing/trial. That’s it. Bail just gets one out of incarceration until the trial.
And if one is INNOCENT of the crime, bail exists to return them to their home, family, or resources so that they can fight the accusation better. Bail isn’t for criminals, it’s for people who wish their due process be honored and wish to resume a semblance of life with their families or job or any other reason a free person would want to remain free, if falsely accused.
Bail is part of due process. Without bail, you have no process.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Hi Jared! Long time no see my friend.
LikeLike
No Pharma Liability?
“https://www.nvic.org/NVIC-Vaccine-News/March-2011/No-Pharma-Liability–No-Vaccine-Mandates-.aspx”
LikeLike
We now have a cutie pie who talks like a smurf on the supreme court.
LikeLike
Alexandria-Ocasio Cortez? Yup, she’s their modern “Hillary Rodham Clinton.”
LikeLike
Remember all they have to do is state something is true and the majority of us accept it as reality. The shell of this state of mind is adamantine.
fits Mathis drill bit
Here we go… 😉
LikeLike
It’s thorny/spiny adamantine, since those sheep are also knee-jerkish.
LikeLike
In case you have not kept up with the latest news on face mask and have not already had enough of them today, I can report that three of the most prominent medical journals have all refused to publish the results of a large Danish randomized clinical trial on the effectiveness of face masks against covid-19. If this came out, then it would all be over for masks. I suggest the delay in publication is there to allow for J.P. Morgan et al. to start shorting face mask stocks, just like they already have for video conferencing tools like Zoom and Logitech.
LikeLiked by 2 people
A mask is the perfect place to grow bacteria, the temperature and humidity just make a mask a bacteria bomb in a few hours and the result can be very bad.
“https://www.citizenfreepress.com/column-1/gross-photo-of-the-day-be-careful-about-wearing-a-mask/”
LikeLike
Temporary posting for the e-book Vaccines, The Biggest Medical Fraud in History (2018) re-upped – by Trung Nguyen & Eleanor McBean for free:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/0ba5iccceac6pc8/vacbigmedfrah1st0ry-OSSUARY.rar/file
LikeLike
Lewis, thanks!
LikeLike
New Miles’ paper up:
LikeLike
@Miles,
Please thank the camera lady, so much of your stuff I read makes me angry at the world and its corrupt controllers, good to see none of it eats your spirit – quite the opposite she reveals. Good friend to have.
And the blue skies in the background. I’d kill for some of those over here in UK right now….
Mr Pitt looks like a zombie though, poor old Phoeny.
LikeLike
I was in a movie theatre watching Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and heard no gasping when Pitt removed his shirt, and I certainly did not gasp myself. After learning so many of these male movie stars are gay, I understood why I don’t gasp and just think they are cute.
LikeLike
One of the last movies I worked on was the Brad Pitt film “Benjamin Button.” I worked in an interior scene at the former MGM lot (now Sony) that featured Brad. I was surprised when I first saw him. He was smaller than I’d imagined. The internet says he is 5’11” but I am about 5’10” and he is shorter than me by one or two inches. (Tom Cruise is even shorter and so was Charles Bronson, BTW)
Brad has an odd way of walking. He lazily slides his feet along like someone wearing slippers who just got out of bed. He always walked that way, inside or out, until the cameras rolled, and then he’d walk normally. It was really quite odd. I’d never seen anyone walk around like that.
One thing I learned working in Hollywood is that actors can be, in reality, totally different than they appear to be on screen. And, don’t trust interviews to show them as they really are either. Some are crazy as loons (like Mel Gibson) or major assholes (like Larry David) or in a trance (like Nicholas Cage) until the cameras roll and then they are as charming as can be.
LikeLike
@rolleikin
That was an interesting piece of inside information about the movie industry.
Too many sheep acted dumbly and in awe of anything which is ‘famous(artificially and heavily promoted)’ or of ‘high social rank(inherited from spooky ancestors)’, etc.
LikeLike
Ugh, HollyWeird actors. The only thing I might envy is their bank account.
I miss class acts like Cary Grant though, and real French beauties such as young Catherine Deneuve, Stephane Audran, Brigitte Bardot, who were always sexy yet never vulgar, and ageing more gracefully than some actors as named above.
LikeLike
re beepitt.pdf from Miles: I last saw Pittt in “Moneyball” and thought his acting was freaking awful although I liked the film as a whole. Maybe his paycheck was too minuscule. I am neither American nor know anything about baseball so maybe I missed the propaganda.
While we’re on sports movies I liked “Any given Sunday” although Oliver Stone has not escaped unscathed here. Maybe it’s OK being from the 90s, I find myself only watching movies from way before 2000, as since then they have been almost uniformly intolerable with the sabotage of franchises like Ghostbusters, Star Wars and lately 007.
LikeLike
That’s Gandalf in those photos — a Gandalf for our times. Eru hasn’t forsaken us 😉
LikeLike
A quick look inside Brad Pitt’s beauty salon:
Careful, this stuff is available to the general public now.
LikeLike
That was hilarious.
LikeLike
I heard through the grapevine that some people are up in arms at my comment saying that I think Judy Mikovits is genuine. They see at as a sign that I am compromised. (And I’m sure the people who think viruses are fake have written me off completely, which is fine.) So let me provide a bit of background of how I came to that conclusion. I will start from the beginning:
There is a very eminent immunologist in Israel named Yehuda Schoenfeld who specializes in auto-immune disorders. He has written some work critical of vaccines and coined the name of a syndrome he calls ASIA (auto-immune syndrome induced by adjuvants). He also serves as an expert witness for plaintiffs in the vaccine court in the US. His work on that has been criticized, he has had papers retracted from journals, and there have been attempts to discredit him that have been partially successful. However he has very strong research networks and an excellent reputation, so it has been hard to bring him down. He is the editor of many journals, including the journal of the Israeli Medical Association (kind of like the local version of JAMA).
Anyway, in 2018 an anti-vaxx book was published in Hebrew that started making the rounds. It is basically a review of scientific studies showing problems with vaccinations. The book was published anonymously. Last year, someone in my field who knows Yehuda discussed the book with him and eventually published a review of it in the book reviews section of the IMA journal where Yehuda is senior editor. The review basically called attention to the problem of science being under attack by corporate interests, to the extent that the people who wrote the book (who were clearly scientists or doctors) had to publish it anonymously for fear of reprisal.
This caused a huge controversy and prominent people here in public health etc. called for Yehuda to step down from his position. Eventually the review was retracted (it was simply removed from the on-line edition of the journal), and the whole controversy even received a write-up in Science: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/11/top-israeli-immunologist-accused-promoting-antivaccine-views
So anyway, the guy who wrote the review circulated a copy of it on a mailing list I belong to. I wrote to him, excited to find someone in my field pursuing this, and we started a collaboration along with two other researchers. Or to be more precise, I joined their research already in progress. One of them is a health communications researcher who has become one of the leading voices of the anti-vax movement here and also a leading voice of the resistance against masks and lockdowns, etc. She works part-time as a journalist and recently wrote a piece raising questions about the COVID statistics that was published in the leading on-line ‘newspaper.’ Her piece was taken down from the site within 90 minutes of being published at the direction of the senior editor who had not been aware that her article was going to be published.
Our project seeks to bring attention to the corruption of science and the suppression of vaccine-critical viewpoints by interviewing scientists whose papers have been retracted and whose careers have been affected or who have faced various forms of repression simply because their work raises concerns about the safety of vaccines.
One of the people I interviewed was Judy Mikovits. I have also interviewed many of the other researchers and doctors whose papers have been retracted and whose careers have been affected due to their research or stance on vaccines.
When I interviewed her, I had the very strong impression that Mikovits is genuine. I talked with her “face to face” for two hours over Skype. She speaks very quickly and was able to rattle off all kinds of key dates and names and other details that are quite astonishing. She says she has a photographic memory. I don’t doubt it. She does however tend to ramble on, go off on tangents and throw out facts or make points that assume you have the background knowledge to understand the implications. So it doesn’t surprise me that she says goofy things like ‘activating the virus’ since she seems to be losing it a bit.
She was in a small room when I interviewed her, and at some point her husband came in to offer her a refill on her coffee. It was just all very genuine, including her spontaneous expressions of (Christian) faith. I had a similar impression with everyone I interviewed.
I have no problem providing a copy of the interview transcript to anyone who e-mails me requesting a copy. I offered her anonymity, but she declined. She has nothing to hide and, it would appear, not much left to lose.
Of course, if her story is true, it’s still possible that she herself has since been bought off, paid to subvert/dilute/distract the anti-vax/alternative health movement. I personally doubt it, but I admit it’s possible. As I said in my earlier comment, I think it’s more likely that the director/producer of Plandemic is using her for whatever agenda.
Anyway, my experience interviewing all of these people bolstered my belief that the anti-vax movement (or the bulk of it anyway) is genuine and is an expression of in-fighting among the families (or a split in intelligence or whatever you want to call it).
LikeLiked by 1 person
I hope your research project goes well, Josh!
I happened to look into the youtube-channel of Dr. Tom Cowan (Cowan/Cohen as Miles Mathis pointed out in the Health Matters thread).
I saw what the name of his new book is (in collaboration with the Weston A. Price president Sally Fallon Morell, who is pushing vitamin A):
“The Contagion Myth” released 29/9-2020.
I don’t think that it is a co-incidence that there has been a lot of discussion about, if there are viruses or not, around that time on your forum. Thankfully you stopped those discussions that went nowhere!
This Dr. Cohen (Cowan) now has a podcast type show called: Conversation with Dr. Cowan and Friends. I personally think that the people who have gone on that show have simply outed themselves. That show have had 7 episodes to date, here are the participants in order of apperance (to date):
Dr. Andrew “Andy” Kaufman
Sally Fallon Morell
Kelly Brogan
Christen Brown & Ken Guoin
Mike Benziger
Dr. Gerald Pollock
Stephanie Seneff
I listened some to the episode with Stephanie Seneff and apparently she thought highly of Dr. Cohen’s idea that the heart doesn’t pump blood. While otherwise coming of as highly intelligent in many areas this broke the matrix for me. I had earlier read Miles’ comment in the Health Matter thread that Dr. Cohen is just spewing out more mind-stir on everyone; of course the heart pumps blood. Stephanie also seemed a like she was sucking-up to the ideas Dr. Cohen brought up, she came of as an ass-kisser.
LikeLike
“she was sucking-up”
“she came off as an ass-kisser.” your post has a similar sound.
and a whole big mouthful of shooting at the messenger.
LikeLike
Leave it to Matt to defend a Cohen. You are just outing yourself further, Buddy.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Miles, your ego is outsized, for all to see. And, since you do not seem inclined to investigate and expose the malfeasance of Rockefeller medicine, and the false narratives being used to put us under fascist rule…then one is left to make his own search, and some of the answers will come from Jews or not from Jews. Doesn’t matter to me, I’m looking for truth and the way out of this. The issue is big and it is now, it is not a fake event or hoax from yesteryear. My digging has uncovered much in this field, how’s your search going?
LikeLike
Matt, if you think Miles hasn’t been exposing false narratives, or the Rockefeller’s, then you haven’t been reading.
LikeLiked by 1 person
False narratives of Rockefeller medicine, Benjamin. As in viral lies to remove your freedoms.
LikeLike
You should have Josh listen to one of his vids about the inconsistencies of the coronavirus and get his take on it.
LikeLike
oregonmattwhoisafraidtoposthisrealname said: “Miles, your ego is outsized, for all to see.”
Kinda funny then how an actual arrogant egomaniac (myself) has never had a problem with Miles being proud of his accomplishments and ideas, successes and progress. Not once have I ever taken umbrage to someone being honest about who they are, and you telling another person THEIR ego is “outsized” which isn’t even an actual word is just hilarious right here, Spoopy-Boy. Did you mean “over-sized”? No, you did not. Langley computer kids don’t even know what they mean, and you’re no different here. Nobody says, “outsized”, not even in Oregon.
oregonmatt said: “My digging has uncovered much in this field, how’s your search going?”
What have you uncovered, exactly? How come you haven’t uncovered anything important, then? Did you uncover the Tyrant families and their ancestry? Nope, others did that. Did you uncover the fake virus, the fake pandemic, and the bullshit lockdowns? No, everyone else did that already. So what would you say your contribution to the truth has been, if you were to sum it up for us?
LikeLiked by 1 person
Jared –
Sounds like your ego might be even a little bit more “outsized”. Look it up.
We see that you engage in name-calling, and insults heavy with the sarcasm. What do you get out of that, Jared? Does this make you feel strong? And if Miles chooses to sharply criticize me and gets a simple, well-earned response, why do you care, exactly? I don’t see you calling him out for his attack on me, why is that?
Is it really true that I haven’t “uncovered anything important”? You seem to know. As for the ‘virus’, I knew it was fake when it was first announced in December. How about you? Had you already “uncovered” enough on your own to know that? And I have uncovered other fake viruses before, though I am not the first to do so.
You might choose to cultivate relationships and connections that could benefit you now and in the future, Jared, instead of indulging in this sort of irrational snap judgment about someone else, that you then turn into an attack.
I have read a lot of your posts, and have enjoyed many of them, and learned from some as well.
LikeLike
I also listened to some and noticed the guest list, I didn’t last long it definitely had a David Ike feel to it. I try to remember anything and everyone promoted is promoted for a reason (usually to a specific audience and kept ‘secret’ from others).
I will also add a lot of people who are not controlled opposition believe(d) in the atomic model well after they should have. My high school science (and physics) teacher told us it was wrong in the early 90 s (It was well known it didn’t make sense). Do not confuse virus (and many others) theory is wrong with atoms do not exist (the current virus theory and the data used to justify it are akin to atomic theory or quantum physics) . That is the game they are playing you with. Either they are telling the truth or you are a flat earther. There are infinite other options.
Many things have been faked virus outbreaks included That does not mean no one has ever been sick. The more you are on the inside of an industry the harder it often is to see the possibility that the very foundations themselves might be the problem (police, military, religion and science are classic examples but it applies elsewhere too).
There is another aspect to controlled opposition rarely discussed which is simply preventing some one else from filling the void and possibly gaining some level of notoriety.
LikeLiked by 2 people
I regard this Dr. Cowan similarly to Rupert Sheldrake, who also levels valid criticisms at mainstream science but then offers totally unworkable non-solutions as alternatives. For example, Cowan makes valid points against germ theory, but when pressed to explain apparent contagion events, speculates about a nebulous psychosomatic effect. Likewise, he says that conventional blood flow mechanics don’t work out and that charged water must be involved in moving the blood, and I am inclined to believe it. But then he digresses into talk of vortices and seven-sided polymajiggers which I suspect is every bit as kooky as it sounds.
Cowan cites the work of Gerald Pollack, whose books are very good but who I fear is being credited for ideas that he is just popularizing. Gilbert Ling published his association-induction hypthesis in 1962, and it depended on an already advanced understanding of structured water. Ling in turn relied on mid-century Russian biologists and turn-of-the-century research on colloids. Perhaps it’s because Pollack is a Pollack that he is able to win acclaim for piggybacking off of decades-old research.
A hobbyist can’t very well research biology in his garage, and good results don’t get any traction until they are picked up and promoted by a member of the Families. I believe that is why it is so hard to find information sources that are not compromised. The entire discourse is dictated by the owners of capital. So, when Miles recommended Plandemic, although I found it very fake – and the guy with the pompadour gave me the actual willies – I couldn’t object. The alternatives are not much better, and nothing is sure to be legit.
LikeLike
Cowan does talk about being Jewish in one of his books, so the Cohen link makes perfect sense.
LikeLike
@David Hagersten
“I don’t think that it is a co-incidence that there has been a lot of discussion about, if there are viruses or not, around that time on your forum. Thankfully you stopped those discussions that went nowhere!”
Well, we’re so lucky then. You really took time and due dilligence to clarify it all for us, or me at least.
Going by the treshold you’ve set up here yourself, I ought to be equally suspicious of you by making judgement on your first and last name only. But I’ve learned to look past superficiality and focus my attention on a) content and b) actions/deeds of a particular person before making my judgment.
What went nowhere in that particular discussion you’ve brought to attention here, was name calling and unexpected hostility against a few of us criticizing and pointing to absence of anything scientific within the germ theory and viri in that context. I dare to say I know Josh to a point, where he always appreciated argument-based discussions on this blog and elsewhere. So instead of implying and leaning on his authority just because his stance resembles your own, you might first ask him about the actual reason which helped him decide to stop that particular discussion.
More to the point is a question how come so many sceptics here and elsewhere aren’t able to accept the fact of 150+ years old hoax going on by the name of germ theory? Why so much ridicule and dissonance when it comes to this issue? The only way I can explain it to myself is to think that it’s a paradigm so deeply engraved into one’s psyche by life-long propaganda, that any attempt at removing it first provokes anger and hostility aimed at anybody challenging it. So you’re trying to find all possible reasons to keep believing it, thinking this will make a hoax go away.
I don’t give a damn about what you and people like you are willing to believe. What is really bothering to see is ridiculing logic, with your ego bolstered just because Josh happens to agree.
Cowan = Cohen. Possible, but far-fetched by assuming. Remember, red flags can help you see the nature of what you’re looking at, but they don’t say anything about the content per se. His idea or belief about the heart not being a pump looks unsupported, but not his research into the “science” of virology. He may be an actor, whose persona helps in blackwashing any attempt at disrupting the germ theory hegemony or paradigm; aka guilty by association. But you will never be able to understand it from your current position, that is certain.
LikeLiked by 1 person
“More to the point is a question how come so many sceptics here and elsewhere aren’t able to accept the fact of 150+ years old hoax going on by the name of germ theory? Why so much ridicule and dissonance when it comes to this issue?”
I think the answer to that question is contagion. Hard to explain the phenomenon of contagion without germs or virus or something. I don’t want to open this whole can of worms again. I loved your research on Pasteur and Bechamp, and share your views on the importance of the terrain. That line of thinking has lead me to beneficial health decisions (for others, moreso than myself at this stage). And who knows, perhaps if our bodies hadn’t been compromised by corrupt food and health industries, germs or whatever wouldn’t be so troublesome to us? Hope this doesn’t open the box. Just giving a practical answer other than dissonance. In reply, you may well have a practical answer to contagion.
LikeLiked by 1 person
@Vexman About the forum I just want to bring up that there were many new people coming that were promoting one side or the other that was getting out of hand. I think Josh’s way of leaving everyone to have their own opinion about contagion was a good way to handle it. I have nothing to add to that discussion and don’t mean that you or anyone else discussing it can meaningful.
In my post I simply wanted to call attention to Dr. Cohen (Cowan) as Miles pointed out in the Health Matters thread. I failed in my post to focus on him personally and those promoted by him, not the ideas. I know that black washing of unwanted ideas and concepts are a real thing.
What I do remember is that earlier this year there were a few posts linking to Andrew Kaufman and I guess later to Tom Cohen (Cowan). In my post I wanted to point out that all these people promoted by Dr. Cohen seems compromised (at least to me), not that all the ideas they mention are bad or anyone having similar ideas are bad by proxy. I made that unclear in my post and I am sorry for that.
For example everything that I heard Stephanie Seneff say about the Monsanto herbicide glyphosate being awful seems very well researched by her. How come she then she reads Dr. Cohen’s book and seems to accept his idea that the heart is not a pump so easily? Or just simply that she is promoted on Dr. Cohen’s show at all.
I have heard about Seneff earlier bringing up that vitamin A might be problematic and a real problem but that she lately just dropped it and stopped mentioning it all together, why?
I had Miles’ concept of what an Anti is while writing my post. That paper is a good read: The Eustace Mullis paper
Personally I enjoyed listening to Eustace Mullis over a decade ago, and couldn’t really grasp that paper the first time. Eustace Mullins even said something in a interview I listened to that he thought the uprising/revolution would have a better chance to start now when people began to eat more health (I guess it part of it was salads/green smoothies and such). After the fact I think that is a truth – health people are more likely to rise up, but maybe he knew that many of the foods that were promoted as health were in fact bad. Such as the many (I believe) unhealthy foods that Sally Fallon Morell is promoting, with liver, cod liver oils and lard.
LikeLike
Hey Vex,
My recollection of the conversation on germ theory that I cut off was one where we basically started going around in circles and had come to a sort of impasse. Yes I recall that one or two people were out of line in their responses, and perhaps I could have done more to stop that. But I just didn’t feel like we were getting anywhere, although we were filling up pages and pages of comments. So when that happens I always get the suspicion that the conversation is being deliberately hijacked. And so those are the reasons why I cut off discussion on the topic.
I’ve followed your posts on your blog about this issue. I thought they were very informative. I am also very open to the idea that the current scientific understanding of disease is wrong. In fact I assume it is wrong and purposefully so. In that sense I’m very receptive to “all-or-nothing” terrain theory. Yes the idea that germs don’t cause disease creates some dissonance in me, but certainly not more than the dissonance I faced when learning that modern physics is a sham.
I just don’t think the argument that germs play no role in causing disease or illness just doesn’t really stand up to scrutiny. People who say that we don’t have good evidence that germs (or viruses) cause disease will then turn uncritically and accept the claims made about mycrozymas and incredible microscopes that we have been unable to replicate. They ask, has anyone ever seen a virus? All we have are electron microscope images, and those could be fake or those could just be harmless exosomes or whatever. OK, but have you ever seen a mycrozyma? Have you ever seen a scientific paper that supports the claims made by promoters of “all-or-nothing” terrain theory? Just because the terrain theory claims are counter to the claims of scientific orthodoxy does not make them correct.
What we can rely on is our own experience and the experiences of friends and family. And based on that experience, I don’t see how “all-or-nothing” terrain theory is sufficient to explain my experiences (direct and vicarious) of contagion. For me one of the best examples is a chicken pox or measles party, where you have kids go and spend time with other kids who have chicken pox or measles so that they’ll get them as well (or invite over the sick kid). Of course everyone now is so afraid of these diseases that they don’t do that anymore–and anyway the vast majority of kids are vaccinated against these diseases from an early age so it’s sort of moot. But it used to happen pretty regularly.
This immediately dismantles the new German medicine, because there is no mechanism in the GNM to explain how that experience can cause psychological trauma that manifests in more or less identical ways (with the same type of skin rash as the child to which they were exposed). And frankly I don’t see how the “viruses are just the manifestation or waste byproduct of disease, never the cause” can explain that, either. Nor can it explain lasting immunity, so that if I’ve already had chicken pox, I don’t have to worry about getting it again (for example as a parent of a child with chicken pox). There are a lot of other blindspots and problems with that approach (such as: why do antibiotics work if bacteria doesn’t cause disease) but those two are fatal in my view so unnecessary to bring up others.
The best conjecture I’ve heard is that contagion is actually spread through something like pheremones, where somebody who is going through a “detox” sends signals to others around them that they should go through the same cleansing process as them. But that still doesn’t help us explain lasting immunity and raises a whole bunch of questions, too.
I used the term “all-or-nothing” terrain theory above. By that I meant people who claim that germs do not and cannot cause disease, and that viruses are just cellular waste products (“exosomes” or whatever) and that bacteria are just feeding on dead tissue–basically that germs are the effect rather than the cause of the disease.
I used that term because I do think the idea that our biological terrain is extremely important and that a well-maintained and healthy terrain can protect us from most diseases. I would call that a kind of middle-ground terrain theory, one that recognizes the importance of the terrain but still recognizes a role for bacteria and viruses to initiate processes we recognize as illness or disease (which may in some or even most cases) actually be a form of healing or even detoxification. That is where I’m at currently. And that standpoint also allows for recognition of the extent to which we have been brainwashed to be germophobes who are terribly and unjustifiably frightened of viruses and germs. It also allows for recognition that illness can be cause by internal bodily processes that have nothing to do with viruses or bacteria.
Have you considered that even if mycrozymas do exist, maybe they can turn into viruses and bacteria that are actually harmful?
Have you considered the possibility that you have accepted problematic evidence that is designed to lead people to wrong conclusions? To my mind, the arguments made by terrain theory promoters are not that different in tone and form from the arguments made by flat earthers, who will often tell stories about this or that other experiment done in the 1800s that conclusively proved that the Earth is flat. You asked about my (our) cognitive dissonance, fair enough. But so it is also fair for me to ask if, in your perfectly justified and sensible willingness to reject reigning scientific dogma (the opposite of cognitive dissonance), you haven’t perhaps gone a bit too far in the other direction?
LikeLiked by 2 people
You raise many good points and ask good questions, Josh. I won’t pretend I have answers to them, but would like to clarify a few issues.
Anybody who has ever looked through a microscope was able to see germs. Their existence is undisputed and I have personally never claimed they don’t exist. The process of fermentation, which can be replicated in any home, is a proof germs exist and are everywhere, because nothing is truly sterile. Just as there is no true vacuum since charge field is omnipresent.
What I’ve concluded after learning about the terrain theory, is that germs (which include viruses;viri) have a life forming function. As such, naming one of them (i.e.virus) as poison is a non sequitur. Also, it’s proven beyond doubt that germs are pleomorphic creatures, meaning they can morph from less complex (mycrozyma) to most complex (fungi) and vice versa, bi-directionaly. Meaning, any type of germ that suits the terrain can be “produced” (for the lack of better term I’m using a simp!e word) within our bodies. So your classification of a pathogenic germ has no sense in such context, as germs’ functions never change, only the terrain does.
Scientific papers by promoters of terrain theory – scientific in which terms? Peer reviewed? If so, by what peers? I know you understand where I’m getting with it. In my opinion, the entire opus of Bechamp is an extensive scientific paper, as much as Naessens’ opus. Many contemporary scientists’ experiments in virology can be presented as proofs of terrain theory if correctly assesed, which is an analogy to experiments done in physics, where charge field was proven without realizing it.
Contagion is elusive to understand and prove and I don’t claim to understand its mechanism. What I do claim is that the causation of disease as pushed by contemporary virology was never proven. Viri were never proven to cause a disease and were never properly isolated nor purified. So where is the evidence for their malign, pathogenic function?
Yes, mycrozyma or exosomes can be clearly seen in function. Google about dark-light microscopy to learn more about it.
New German medicine (NGM) also showed and recorded how one can influence his body to start producing disease-like symptoms, tumors, rashes, etc, by changing local ph or disrupting body’s chemical balance. NGM also showed such process can be reversed and has proven it, with many practicing it to this day.
Considering the possibility that I have accepted problematic evidence that is designed to lead people to wrong conclusions – yes, I have considered it. And I think I was able to set myself free of one such paradigm, which led me to making wrong conclusions my entire life until I started doubting it. My position is based on lack of evidence within the virus dogma and answers found within alternative terrain theory, which is much more sensible in answering many questions about germs and their functions. My position is also that there is much more to be discovered before we can understand contagion or immunity. But there is absolutely nothing flat-earthish in demanding proof for extraordinary claims when it comes to virus=poison=causing disease. Arriving at the wrong conclusion is part of learning process and progress in the long run, I’m sure you would agree. At least to a point, where such wrong conclusion further drives one’s desire for finding correct answers and to progress in knowledge.
LikeLiked by 1 person
You, Josh, and others on this forum have clearly done a lot of homework on this subject and I’m grateful for the information, regardless of which side it comes from.
Meanwhile, I do think the phrase “follow the money” has to be considered in this debate.
I think we can all agree that germ theory is more profitable for the profiteers…
LikeLiked by 1 person
could contagion be linked to empathy or some desire to take the pain from somebody ?
you get sick because you want to help, and you take the symptoms on your own shoulders ?
LikeLike
Josh said: “The best conjecture I’ve heard is that contagion is actually spread through something like pheremones, where somebody who is going through a “detox” sends signals to others around them that they should go through the same cleansing process as them.”
There have been studies done that observe the transmission of trauma or “stress” — meaning biological stress signals like those produced by the pituitary (CRH, ACTH = drivers of cortisol and adrenaline) — through smell. Couple quotes below. I am just starting to really read these studies and it is like learning a new language.
Social transmission and buffering of synaptic changes after stress
Link: https://sci-hub.se/https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-017-0044-6
“We observed that the partner acquires information from a stressed subject via olfaction. Partners engaged in sniffing behavior that was directed predominantly toward the anogenital region of the stressed subject, but also directed sniffing behavior toward the head/torso region,”
“the synaptic load could be transferred by the partner to a third member of the group”
^read: the person “infected” by the stressed individual can then pass the signal to someone else.
I suppose it’s possible there is substantial physical material, a “dose”, in the signal but smell has been theorized to work on “resonance” (see Rupert Sheldrake) — in other words, it’s the vibration of the molecule, not its shape (how it connects with cell proteins/receptors) that creates a response, and so no bulk material would be necessary to create the contagious resonance. The contagion is a memory in several senses.
LikeLike
In studying the germ theory a while back I came to a brick road in finding any peer review scientific rebuttals to the “viruses don’t exist” argument.
The reason I was told was because it was considered “so ridiculous” (flat earth?) that no legitimate scientist would even want to waste their time writing anything about it or trying to disprove it!
LikeLike
Tony –
Any “peer-reviewed” refutations of the 1969 moon landings you’d care to share with us?
LikeLike
“could contagion be linked to empathy or some desire to take the pain from somebody ?
you get sick because you want to help, and you take the symptoms on your own shoulders ?”
Not my experience Laurence. I’ve had health issues for years, but no one has got them from me. Also, a broken bone is not contagious.
LikeLike
This is a continuation of what I earlier wrote about Dr. Cohen (Cowan).
I listened to the start of Dr. Cohen’s talk with Sally Fallon Morell in the “Conversation with Dr. Cohen & Friends”-series. There Dr. Cohen talks about how they are worked together for a long time; they have written a book together and it sounded in how they talk to each other like they still work closely together.
To get an idea of the kind of small minded person Dr. Cohen is, you can read this quote from his episode 2 (start around 1min 0s). There he tells the story that he gets mad at Sally Fallon Morell because he thought that she knew more about food than he did (somewhere around 1995 after reading and article by Sally):
“…I read this article and I had the unmistakable thought in my mind, something like, damn this person [Sally Fallon Morell] knows more about food than I do and that really sort of pissed me off, because I didn’t like that but anyways…”
In the presentation of Sally at the start of episode 2. Dr. Cohen (Cowan) talked about was how Sally Fallon Morell had started and promoted the whole trend with eating nose-to-tail including organ meats in her first book: “Nourishing Traditions: The Cookbook that Challenges Politically Correct Nutrition and the Diet Dictocrats”.
Guess the publishing date for the 2:nd edition of Sally Fallon Morell’s first book?
1/10 – 1999 (1 October 1999). 1s and 8s in numerology. [First edition published in 1995]
This is a quote of Dr. Cohen of his presentation of Sally Fallon Morell with [my own comments in brackets]:
“It definitely revolutionized my eating as well as how you have really revolutionized and changed the American culture and there’s very few people who have changed it in the way that you have. I mean I tell people the reason they have grass-fed meat and pastured eggs and lard and kombucha and fermented vegetables and bone broth and – I’m probably missing some – organ meats, it’s really because of you [Sally] and the Western Price Foundation [founded by Sally] and Nourishing Traditions.”
Sally Fallon Morell reply soon after:
“…and you Tom, were the first person who gave me unqualified support for what I’ve written. I haven’t received that before; you know just another book out there. And the landscape has changed and it’s not just Nourishing Traditions, I think Nourishing Traditions came out at the right time. People were seeking, you know, what is a healthy diet and the story I just told you earlier: I have a friend or had a friend, whose job in the Eisenhower administration, one of the things they asked him to do was figure out what kind of foods to put in the bomb shelters in case of a nuclear attack [a small but noticeable smug in Sally’s smile; I have read Miles take on nuclear bombs]. What did we need to survive; and he went to the whatever health agency it was and asked them what should we put in the bomb shelters and they didn’t know. They couldn’t tell me what to put in the bomb shelters. So you know there’s just been a lot of ignorance about food and I think we’re on the uphill slope now, we reached the bottom with all the processed cereals and everything and people were getting sick but the doctors couldn’t answer the question: well what should I eat doc?”
I feel like in the quote that Dr. Cohen were congratulating Sally Fallon Morell on a job well done, I get the feeling like he had part in it and were happy over the results like a handler. After that Sally Fallon Morell answers by saying that Dr. Cowan gave her support around 1995 according to the start of the interview, maybe since the start? Anyway together they wrote a book in 2004 “The Fourfold Path to Healing: Working with the Laws of Nutrition, Therapeutics, Movement and Meditation in the Art of Medicine”. In Dr. Cohen’s quote above he mention indirectly that most people don’t know that Sally Fallon Morell was the first one to promote a shift in eating amongst people. Sally Fallon Morell even mentions in her quote that people were seeking after: what is a healthy diet? I think the governors then needed another path for those who were feeling tired of more and more processed foods. Giving two doors out, with none none of them being correct sounds like what happened to me. Movements like this could contain some truth, it would just be a bonus, adding to the brain-stir to those listening. That is why focusing on the main persons of these movements give such fast results as Miles have already shown with all of his genealogy work.
“There is another aspect to controlled opposition rarely discussed which is simply preventing some one else from filling the void and possibly gaining some level of notoriety.”
Alex thank you for pointing this out! I think it fits with the quote above from Sally Fallon Morell about how people were looking for what a healthy diet is (around 1995 when she wrote her book). She herself didn’t share her own motivation; it is really common to have a personal motivation as to why being so interested in the health field, why not bring it up? Her book also just happened to get out there in the right time according to herself – these promoted people are just so damn lucky – it is just unbelievably lucky.
LikeLike
Thank you David for revealing all of that. I watched some of the video about his analogy of coffee beans and his presentation is excruciatingly slow. He could have easily condensed it, but for some reason he doesn’t care to.
LikeLike
@ Josh, I never doubted, but thank you for all the background info., anyway.
LikeLike
You’re doing amazing work Josh; keep it up.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thanks, Raymond.
LikeLike
Sounds like a great project, would love to read when it comes out. Are you concerned about the consequences for yourself of being involved in this research project?
I remember listening to one of Dr. Yehuda Shoenfeld’s presentations on vaccines and autoimmunity and was very pleased to see experienced researchers speak up about this issue. However, I was surprised to see him claim that vaccines were so great inspite of thinking they could cause serious autoimmune disorders. I guess, people think the diseases that vaccines supposedly save us from are very dangerous, that the vaccines are effective and that side effects, however bad, are rare. All these notions are in my view wrong. This was a couple of years ago and I have not followed him closely enough to know what his position on vaccines is today. His work on ASIA is at least extremely intriguing and I have been planning to read more of his papers.
LikeLike
Maria, I’m not concerned about the consequences. Actually the research I described I think will not be very controversial since it is something that is (unfortunately) likely to only appeal to the converted. But I have some other research I’m working on that I hope will put a big dent in the notion that vaccines are safe and effective. I may become a target at that point. I don’t care. The issue is too pressing and important.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Great to hear! This has to end, one way or the other for as many people as possible.
LikeLiked by 1 person
You’re a legend Josh, great work.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Oh, and as for Shoenfeld’s stated support of vaccines in general, I agree it’s problematic. It may be something he just says to save his skin. I don’t know. I will try to find out.
LikeLike
I had the opportunity to talk with Swedish people and I heard some interesting things.
I had no idea that they have a cultural need for having choices to choose from and it’s not easy for governments to force things like masks or lockdowns etc.
I also heard that masks are not worn at all, also because if you go around with one you label yourself as someone who is ill and is spreading diseases.
But it’s also not true that they don’t believe in the hoax, they are encouraged to work from home and to be ‘careful’ with distancing and stuff, but nobody is really prevented to work in the office for example, and no shops/restaurants/gyms etc are forced to close.
If it were for me I’d go there and never look back.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Who knows, some day I could get so tired of all this, that I’ll just fire myself and move there before I find a new job.
I already know that this year, for the first time ever in my life, I won’t spend Christmas with my relatives. It’s unbearable even thinking about it, living it will be devastating.
LikeLike
In other news, Ingmar Bergman takes a brief sabbatical from the grave to direct a remake of the seventh seal called the seventh wave. Spoiler alert: Death wears his mask — he wouldn’t be caught dead without it.
LikeLike
And of course this time he challenges Max not to a game of chess, but rather to a game of Chinese checkers.
LikeLike
Can your Swedish friend confirm whether there are hordes of Pakistani and other migrants filling the streets in Stockholm? I don’t mean that in a negative way; I am just wondering if the reports I’ve read are real or have been cooked up, like so much else.
LikeLike
They’re not friends, just people I talked to about a job opportunity, so I can’t really ask that. Anyway, they made it clear that the “no mask” status is also caused by the very low population density, and if what you read about was real, they would have mentioned it.
LikeLike
Is this how they apply for spook positions if you’re not in the Families?
LikeLike
“I promise, I’m prepared to lie, all the time. I swear, trust me.”
That’s quite a weak argument if you think about it.
No. If you want to know how they ‘select’ spooks, you should look carefully in big companies, how they ‘select’ managers from lower employees.
LikeLike
Good point. Of course, Joe there was already in on the game before this little clip took place, I just thought it was funny. That’s probably what they thought too.
LikeLike
Most people underestimate the role the corporate hierarchy plays in all of this. Far less ‘spooks’ than most would like to think. Far more ordinary people just trying to ‘get ahead’ or even just avoid conflict (and plenty of people who think they are doing the right thing). Most people do not understand the system but even if they did most of the managerial class (and probably the rest as well) would just keep going. It would just mean people would be harder to con, the next step is just reducing the value of fake events, from there things will change but there is no time soon where these people are going to stop trying to take advantage of those more gullible.
At my work the average worker is defrauded every day and every manager knows it and goes along with it (some have quit in the past obviously they are not there any more). We have also had dozens of unfair dismissal claims (the company has lost every one). The list goes on, this is not some small corporation either a few years back they were the largest employer in Australia.
Most fields are very similar. There are very few small businesses left that don’t feed into this corporate hierarchy and there will be many less in a few months.
This is the game convincing us that private business should be free to do what it wants less pretend government control, yes regulations to stop small business but more freedom for business.
Even controlled opposition is mostly ordinary people I know people who are qtards or have been on a black lives matter march, libertarians and socialists, a flat earther, Christians, Muslims, Jews, atheists. Most people do not like to admit they are wrong or think for themselves they want groups to join and systems to guide them but most of all they want distractions and scapegoats. Those running the show do it easily mostly through understanding human psychology and nearly complete control of money which leads to control of everything else (media politics education etc). Only certain types of people climb the hierarchies and they have no interest in making the systems fair.
LikeLike
The highest levels don’t come from the lower levels, they come from the Families. We have seen that over and over. These people have a bye straight to the top.
LikeLike
I should have added No one at the top worked up from the bottom. But ‘ordinary’ people are needed to do the day to day shit in the middle there is a lot of middle in the west. Being a middle manager or lower manager is not something I would wish upon my worst enemy.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I went past a woman’s fashion shop today, a shortcut to the post office, and in the window they had dummies wearing masks! Duh!
LikeLike
The mannequins had no choice…. but these dummies do.
LikeLike
Some masks are sold as a fashion accessory, sort of the new bandana for dummies who are thinking ‘I suffocate but with this one on I look cool’. Still warm but cool.
LikeLike
It is curious to “wikipede” our super rich to try to figure out how they made their money..as if it were some great mystery..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheldon_Adelson
https://mondoweiss.net/2020/10/adelsons-got-a-lot-from-trump-for-75-million-but-media-wont-tell-you-what/
LikeLike
I loved miles movie stars paper. He looked happy as well youthful and that’s a beautiful thing. Loved his profile portrait as well.
Anyways take care folks.
LikeLike
Good news: solar flux index finally out of the 70s at 88. It’s been stuck around 70 for way too long now. Here’s hoping it keeps climbing out of this wretched minimum.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Wow, thanks for the headsup, I had no idea. That’s a HUGE jump, since it hadn’t gone over 76 in years. No wonder I feel better today.
LikeLike
“Also, these indoor photos look completely different online than in this OpenOffice program.”
Miles,
Make sure the photos have an embedded colour profile before import into OpenOffice, and double check the colour profile matches in your pdf. In order to ensure it looks right displayed on all web browsers, the colour profile should be sRGB. This should ensure the images look the same from OpenOffice to pdf to web.
LikeLike
I just checked Fourmilab https://www.fourmilab.ch/cgi-bin/Solar to see why the numbers jumped. As it turns out, three inner planets are aligned to the galactic core (at about 8 oclock, remember). That alignment won’t last long, so the jump will be temporary. Jupiter is moving into line with Saturn, but because they are at 90 degrees to the core, that alignment won’t produce the big jump it normally would. That is why charge is down when it should be rising. Sorry for the bad news, but the good news is that things will continue to slowly get better for many years.
LikeLike
Rudolf Steiner.
Why and what was he doing, as an agent and deceiver?
First and foremost, his job must have been to curb the spiritual wave which existed in the later decades of the 19th c. We know also from earlier mentions on this list that William Stead, the titan(ic) spook, was busy with making spiritualism into a travesty, but he could of course not do all the work alone. They were afraid people might leave Christianity, and its passification program completely. So Steiner talked and talked, a lot of fluff, so people lost overview on his creations, not seeing that his spirituality was pretty much a sit down and dont really do anything spiritual at all, but just keep on thinking, observing and sometimes feeling.
You can go to this page which is an overview of his spiritual discipline and consider its relevance for yourself.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudolf_Steiner%27s_exercises_for_spiritual_development
Now that you have seen that page, I can tell you that this runs parallel with spook Carl Jungs work of psychoanalysis. And they have the same aim. To steer people into a backwater where little happens, but enough to not being outed as clear fallacies. Jung is known as the great link to mediaeval thought and mysticism, creating his modern method of illumination. But it actually was a complete castration of former traditions, as it was the path of ceremonial magic and the tree of life. Jung became known by his use of anima and animus expressions which are representations of two the stations of the tree of life, Hod and Netzach. Instead of using rituals to evoke the forces , Jung deviced free flow associations as his main method in getting close to these power centers. It may work, but its awkward.
In short Jung did effectively hijack the 1st school of Psychology with this once so prestigious and revered method, but oh so time consuming and then also money draining. In this way he laid the way open for the behaviorists to steal the show and continue psychology to become clinical biology. (Think Miles have written about Skinner the Behaviorist charlatan, but havent seen it yet)
So Rudolph and his consentrated thinking goes in the same way. I dont say it is bad, just in details and the setup.
A few years ago, whn i first looked him up to understand what he was doing, i noticed there was americans complaining about gnomes at the waldorf school. I thought they were joking, as there are no talk about them here at what we call Steiner schools. But as these Gnomes are frequented by Salamanders, then i assume there are some elemental calls which have been taken out of contexts. They are also supposed to be followed by Sylphs and Undines. But Americans only wanted the Gnomes. Good choice, though all the elements are the right solution. Here the school have the reputation of creating some seriously screwed egos.
I talked today with a Antroposophist i meet at times at work, asking him why nothing happens in Steiners footprints, he answered, having a life spent on Steiners teachings; “Any intellectual become destroyed in the meeting with the vast corpus of Steiner and turns into meek nonproductive disorganized beings. Steiner himself tried countless times to create new groups to continue his work, but they all failed, no work worthy of remembering was ever produced. They lost their connection with the spirit of science and disappeared in worship. ”
And i then heard Steiner did want all these groups to consist of equals. Yes that a sure way to ruin stuff, impose anarchys flat structure upon people and thus prohibit them to be true to any nature but the lowest common denominator.
And yes there are Anthroposophic societies all over the world, the Schools are probably the engine in this all. Today when the secular society has come so far, they probably can retire Steiner. Also its now soon a century since he died, nothing has been done in his many teachings, and they are in need of some updating.
Lastly, maybe there is a fake death here too. Steiner was poisoned. And the poison had almost papal qualities, as it took a year from inception to death.
LikeLike
Jewish names ? Are there really any true Jewish names? Unless being modern fabrications, names are made out of existing languages, and the languages they use are Yiddish and Hebrew. Therefore they should be explained as belonging to those groups. Or Gothic.
They have habits to the contrary. Like picking up the name of the place they suddenly happen to be at. Like Hollande, former president of France, who must have left Hollande behind for greater adventures. The Hamburger-Levy family shortened their name into Hambro. So the latter would be a true Jewish name.
While marriage and thereby taking on old european names is a common practise, does it really make these names Jewish? Many of these names become effectively blackwashed, to the point of moral bankruptcy, like Stanley, Spencer and Hamilton, but I would regard them as being in Jewish use, not actually Jewish.
LikeLike
Tech companies, Shipping companies and Amazon should be indicted for this corona hoax as well. They have profited beyond imagination because of this criminal nonsense humanity has had to endure since March. They are ruining the planet; they ruining people’s health; and eroding culture, customs and intellect quicker than post modernism.
LikeLike
we have to stop this…
we don’t have any other choice anymore.
It’s now really a question of life and death…
we have to make the pyramid go down, we have to knock down the big black rocks from the top, that crush us
LikeLike
No matter how shitty a show is, as long as people keep buying tickets, it will keep getting shown.
Stop paying the ticket.
LikeLiked by 1 person
These people should be damned to eternal flames just for glyphosate.
LikeLiked by 1 person
It gets worse than that with the manufacturing of teflon. What Dupont was dumping contaminated the water supply of Parkersburg W.V., a total ecological nightmare.
LikeLike
Research shows anywhere from 250,000 to 440,000 Americans die each year from preventable medical errors, far more than COVID-19, especially if you exclude those with comorbidities. While unrecognized, medical errors have, for many years, been the third leading cause of death.Many who died from COVID-19 were victims of medical error.
In 2016, a Johns Hopkins study found more than 250,000 Americans die each year from preventable medical errors, effectively making modern medicine the third leading cause of death in the U.S.
Other research has estimated the number of Americans dying from medical mistakes may actually be as high as 440,000. The reason for the discrepancy in the numbers is because medical errors are rarely noted on death certificates, and death certificates are what the CDC relies on to compile its death statistics.
As a result, the severity of the problem goes unnoticed. Either way, whether it’s 250,000 or 440,000, medical errors still claim more lives than COVID-19 has, and it does so on an annual basis.We also need to remember that a large portion of those who died from COVID-19 were in fact victims of medical errors.
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2020/10/29/3rd-leading-cause-of-death-in-us.aspx?cid_source=dnl&cid_medium=email&cid_content=art1ReadMore&cid=20201029Z1&mid=DM692988&rid=998782206
LikeLike
Comic relief this week: Oregon health official dressed as clown while announcing coronavirus deaths. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8892311/Oregon-health-official-dresses-CLOWN-announce-Covid-19-d.html
LikeLike
Ever hear of a guy named Efren Saldivar? He worked at a hospital near me and he murdered many patients there but the media swept it under the rug. No one knows for sure how many he killed — possibly as many as 200, they think.
He has a wiki page here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efren_Saldivar
LikeLike
They call it medical errors, but why did so many have to die due to wrong
medication, closer to murder in my opinion.
COVID-19 (excess) mortalities: viral cause impossible—drugs with key role in about 200,000 extra deaths in Europe and the US alone
“This is why there can only be a non-viral explanation for this temporary massive excess mortality. And there is solid evidence that the massive and high-dose administration of highly toxic drugs plays the decisive role—drugs that have been used in worldwide trials and also beyond these trials, costing the lives of tens of thousands of test persons. In the course of time the „patient supply“dried up which explains the rapid drop in the curves creating these „prongs.“
“https://realnewsaustralia.com/2020/10/01/covid-19-excess-mortalities-viral-cause-impossible-drugs-with-key-role-in-about-200000-extra-deaths-in-europe-and-the-us-alone/”
LikeLike
I always read these deaths due to medical error papers, and yes I am sure they are undercounted, but I always wonder if it is not some more “elite” doctors pissing on the rest, so they can charge more, as everyone who gets treated knows “it is broken” REALLY BROKEN.
LikeLike
I guess we will see much more of this in the near future.
Durham councillor claims Covid is ‘a fake virus’ that does NOT exist
“https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8883537/Coronavirus-UK-Councillor-claims-Covid-19-fake-virus-does-NOT-exist.html”
LikeLike
All our talk about the fake pandemic is useful, but it might have eclipsed something MUCH worse. Dunno if it was already posted here, but still:
THIS is their real end game, and the ultimate threat we should be fighting against.
The question is: how?
Well, since all of this is about concentrating the means of productions into the hands of a handful corporations, what we should be doing is the exact opposite: taking those means back.
Refusing to pay taxes and using that money to buy means of production might be a good start. Basically, instead of paying taxes to our government (i.e.: corporations) we’ll pay taxes to ourselves.
LikeLike
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2020/10/28/the-great-reset.aspx?cid_source=dnl&cid_medium=email&cid_content=art1HL&cid=20201028Z2&mid=DM692961&rid=997545169
LikeLike
Refusing to pay taxes is pretending there’s no emperor to pay off.
How about growing your own food? How do you think the Amish feel about these plans? Probably don’t care, do they. Strong, large families that can clothe, feed and shelter themselves won’t notice the big agenda much. If I had a small homestead going I might not even notice this stuff. The 80 or 90% voluntarily wearing masks were ready for eradication years ago. They chose it.
LikeLike
So, now I know how you guys feel as I travelled to a corona fascist stronghold. Couldn’t eat in the restaurant as they demanded I wear a face mask to walk a couple of meters from the entrance to the table. Ended up buying food at the grocery store and ate in my hotel room. Cheaper and probably healthier, but not the same. Next, was denied entry into a concert because I refused to wear a face mask. Then I will be served breakfast in my room because I refuse to wear a face mask while moving around in the breakfast room. I don’t know what is more to come, but if this continues I am going to need a holiday after my holiday just to calm down.
LikeLike
At least the restaurant was open, they’ve shut them again in Ireland. Hasn’t been a concert here since this nonsense started. Can’t buy clothes, toys, or books now that our overlords have imposed level 5 restrictions. There is no level zero, meaning forever hoax. Even in the big chains that carry that stuff plus food, the “non-essential” items are cordoned off. Completely off the wall and sadly there are some people clamoring for even more fascism. What little was left of my hope for the future of humanity is hanging on by a thread at this stage. The percentage of people that need to be led and believe the lies, whether door A or B, is even greater than I suspected. I’m thankful to have this little community as evidence that there are still some reasonable people out there
LikeLiked by 3 people
Just wanted to say that I am extremely grateful to all of you for the little island of sanity you have helped to create here. As I refuse to mask-up (will never buy them) or social-distance myself, I feel somewhat isolated. My neighbours generally do not comply at home, but the sight of their kids walking to school wearing face-diapers cuts me to the quick (impetigo is often the result) and is an abomination. It’s what all this is doing to the kids that enrages the hell out of me. And the stupidity of their parents, who appear to have the IQ of a goldfish.
So, glad you’re here. ’nuff said.
LikeLiked by 3 people
I don’t know if this is a positive story, but a few weeks ago I drove passed a boomer and his wife walking down a sidewalk, both face diapered up. I looked right at him, and gave him the middle finger. The next time I saw him his wife was wearing the diaper, but he wasn’t.
Being nasty doesn’t make you feel good, but how do you keep out evil without it. We’ve all been guilty of being too damn nice, especially the men.
LikeLiked by 1 person
It’s a positive story. Being nice doesn’t cut it here. The instinct to deprogram these people is driven by a rage against all that is wrong and unnatural. Go for it, my friend!
LikeLike
Lanceresting said: “We’ve all been guilty of being too damn nice, especially the men.”
Indeed, it’s been gloves-off since day 1 for me and my close people, but being “nice” about this stupid mask nonsense and the fake lockdowns, which are entirely self-imposed with no criminal consequences at all, will get us nowhere. Be mean. Not cruel, but mean. Rude. These people are complicit in their compliance and it’s outright their fault that this nonsense has gone on for so long. In some states it’s already collapsed on them, but now of course they’re tripling-down on “cases” so everything seems to be changing AGAIN. It’s so pathetic.
LikeLike
Do you know a George Shears?…
LikeLike
No, I don’t. I’ve been floundering around on Geni and Peerage, looking for relatives, ancestors, whatever. I did hit some pay dirt (apparent cousins, long dead). I’ve got the bug now, so I may yet turn up a still-living George or two. Stay tuned!
LikeLike
@Maria, I can relate to you Maria, I live in Alaska and the town of Anchorage which is 30 odd miles away from me is under strict rules. I very seldom go there, but went last week forgetting the stictness they have imposed onto everyone. Well, I got kicked out of Nordstroms Rack for not wearing a mask and I was not served in a take out restaurant because I would not give my name and number for Covid tracking. The gal was all flustered before I got to the counter at first I was wondering what was wrong with her, but after she spoke to me in her I am going to tell on you voice, I figured it out. I was slightly humored over her agitation. They have all gone Mad..Mad I say!!!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Dear god, even up in Anchorage?
It’s not that strict here in Washington, though many pretend it is. I walk into any store with no diaper on and when they tell me I need one I just tell them no and keep shopping. So far nobody has actually accosted me, and they always just back down.
At the grocery store the other day a policeman nodded and waved as I shopped, didn’t care at all. Why was he even there? Loss prevention, maybe. But not “mask duty”. I am not terribly intimidating or a large person, so that wasn’t it. And police aren’t intimidated anyway. Maybe the other folk are? But I’m not that scary.
LikeLike
yes the goblins of wrongthink are everywhere this season
LikeLike
It’s almost the same situation in SLO town. The RIte-aids now have a policy of not telling people that they have to be wearing a mask to be in the store. The pharmacist told me that I had to have one to be there, but the manager came to my defence and told him otherwise. Same with Costco, now. I’m allowed in now without a mask, but the other day a pharmacist noticed me without one and told me that I had to be wearing one. He found out the hard way that I actually didn’t have to wear one and afterwards was totally baffled.
LikeLiked by 1 person
More on a lighter side question:
Is an American version of ‘Utopia’ series (2020) worth loosing time watching?
I watched British version of ‘Utopia’ series (2014) about decades long preparatory actions for the release of the ‘Russian vaccine” globally (they -Rochane Foundation – called it V_DAY), all financed by the international spook elite (‘harvesting the Rich’) and was quite stricken with the (impersonal and ‘justified’) use of focused and targeted violence to secure successful and highly coordinated mass sterilization.
LikeLike
@Miles….Seriously, you could be a twin for my 42 year old son!!! With friends like YogaGirl, any enemy is null and void! So right on about effects of sun today; thought I was getting sick last night…did take a peroxide bath and activated heat shock proteins through more sweating; but was delighted at becoming back to “normal” today with happy mood and bump in energy.
LikeLike
What effect does the Earth’s charge – Cycle 25 – have on us? I noticed Miles’ comment somewhere up above, so I looked on his website and found this paper: http://milesmathis.com/goody.pdf
I read it. Still a lil bit confused, but I’m thinking it improves mood and awareness? Miles mentioned the pharmaceutical companies in that paper, so I’m guessing immune systems are also affected?
I never heard of Cycle 25 before, so it sparked my interest; not even mainstream science spoke it — from what I know. Very interesting topic to me.
LikeLike
Here is the first paper Miles Mathis were mentioned the concept Solar Minimum Sickness and his thoughts on it (some are more sensitive to it than others as is mentioned in the paper): http://mileswmathis.com/ss1.pdf
Miles’ charge theory is that everything is driven by charge (one form of light know as heat, a real particle). Charge comes from the galactic core to the sun and then to the planets in the solar system. Charge (as a light particle) moves at the speed of light (c) but can also spin while moving at c. Charge usually have a perpendicular spin to linear speed forward. So charge (light particles) can either spin clock-wise or counter clock-wise (from one point of view).
Her is one of Miles’ paper on why the interior of the earth is so warm: http://milesmathis.com/core.pdf
Here is a paper another paper showing in the end the hexagram and how it is related to charge recycle due to particles and planets (everything in the universe) spinning one way or the other: http://milesmathis.com/hexa.pdf
LikeLike
I have a thought experiment: the head of a match, and that head burning. If heat is considered to be charge, what is the charge differences?
unburning, charge is moving through the head inefficiently, it is sent in too many different directions to concentrate in any one spot so the chemicals remain stable and no reaction or chain reaction occurs.
But once it starts to ignite, charge is allowed to flow through the molecules at an increasing rate, reactions occur rearranging molecules to allow more efficient and directional charge to flow, until solid becomes gas and thus we see it flare up. a maximum flow for gaseous molecules of that type in our atmosphere is achieved.
orignial match prevents efficient flow of charge, burnt out match prevents efficient flow of charge, “lit” match allows efficient flow.
LikeLike
More updated info on Charles Manson’s folks:
LikeLike
“…What is the French equivalent of Charles Manson? Charlemagne. …”
I can’t see the joke…
Manson is not equivalent to Magne, nor Magnus….
Could you give more clue ? Please ?
LikeLike
Yes it is. Manson comes from Magnesson. Search on the surname Manson.
LikeLike
Thank you
I didn’t know this.
I was trying to translate it 🙂
There is a man at work called Manzon, I think he is from the families, because he is not particularly smart, but he has a nice job and good money… and he is powerful in the sense that he manages the security of the IS. When he says something about security, you have to accept it as gospel words and obey.
He is always sending emails about pishing, viruses, e-attacks, etc.
For me, he is toxic.
LikeLike
So charles is cousin with Jared ?
LikeLike
Jared Magnesom have mention something on the forum about it earlier himself. Not knowing about until recently.
LikeLike
No, we are not remotely related. I hate knowing my name came from Charlemagne now but at the same time, we can’t just take prefixes and suffixes and lump everyone into one group. My grandmothers were a Nordstrom and a Stenbak, my grandpas were a Silcock and a Magneson. Make of it what you will, but I’m sure not related to any of those spooky assholes and even if a connection were made, where’s my spook-money? I assure you, I was broke on Monday.
It’s common knowledge that everyone actually spooky gets a new Camry when they get signed up, pretty sure. But I haven’t had a Camry since 2001 and even then it was an ’89. That’s a joke, by the way – but no, not everyone who drives a Camry works for Langley and not everyone with a “Great” in their name is related to Charles Manson.
I mean, are you related to Lawrence of Arabia? I happen to love horses, does that make ME related to him? 😉
Is Miles related to Marshall Mathers? God, I sure hope not. Horrifying!
LikeLike
before answering, i took the time to reread Miles’ paper on lawrence of arabia, to see if any clue would have escaped my vigilance.
sorry, i don’t think i’m his little cousin.
but if tomorrow a lawyer comes to tell me that an uncle from England bequeathed me an immense fortune, I think I will accept.
However, there may be something that Lawrence and I have in common:
“… General Giap said: Lawrence combined wisdom, integrity, humanity, courage and discipline with empathy, that is, the ability to identify emotionally with both subordinates and the superiors”
🙂
https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Edward_Lawrence
LikeLike
An Italian doctor, Stefano Scoglio, found out how they manipulate the corona circus numbers to show high positive results.
Instead of the normal testing for 3 genes to pinpoint a specific virus they changed the procedure in April to only test for one gene. As we all have gene fragments from influenza and the common flu years back in time belonging to the corona family, the test just pick an “old” gene and the result is positive.
This is pure fraud and manipulation of testing methods.
“http://letsrollforums.com//scripted-masonic-33-coronavirus-t32801.html?p=280270#post280270
LikeLike
@tom
“As we all have gene fragments from influenza and the common flu years back in time belonging to the corona family, the test just pick an “old” gene and the result is positive.
This is pure fraud and manipulation of testing methods.”
You hit the nail on the head.
If we were to preach anything to people it’s about the false positives!
To simplify it in layman’s language they basically “MAGNIFY” a very small insignificant thing in your body and blow it up a certain amount of times to get result they want.
It’s criminally insane!
LikeLiked by 1 person
The false positives is nothing compared to what they are doing now, everywhere in Italy.
They are CLOSING OFF hospitals to become covid-only. If you are positive to the test, you can be cured whatever you need, otherwise you’re left out.
Urgent, non-urgent, severe, light, it doesn’t matter what your condition is, they already decided to DENY hospitalization if you are not tested positive in many hospitals. In Europe this is absolutely insane, but people don’t care, they are happy!
You have a severe wound and need immediate care? Do the test first, wait for the result and if you’re still alive, hope it’s positive or you get to go to another hospital.
But if you are positive you can very well be killed (medic errors) and then cremated, nobody is allowed into those covid-only hospitals, not even close relatives.
From my perspective this is Euthanasy phase.
I whish all involved are re-incarnated into mosquitos for many centuries.
LikeLike
Maybe some good can come from this.Whenever medical doctors go on strike, a most interesting phenomenon occurs death rates go down!
Death Rate Drops During Doctor Strike
“The June 10, 2000 issue of the British Medical journal reports on an interesting statistic that has occurred in Israel. It seems that three months ago physicians in public hospitals implemented a program of sanctions in response to a labor dispute over a contract proposal by the government. The article stated that the Israel Medical Association began an action in March to protest against the treasurys proposed imposition of a new four year wage contract for doctors. Since then, the medical doctors have cancelled hundreds of thousands of visits to outpatient clinics and have postponed tens of thousands of elective operations.”
“To find out whether the industrial action was affecting deaths in the country, the Jerusalem Post interviewed non-profit making Jewish burial societies, which perform funerals for the vast majority of Israelis. Hananya Shahor, the veteran director of Jerusalem’s Kehilat Yerushalayim burial society said, “The number of funerals we have performed has fallen drastically.” Meir Adler, manager of the Shamgar Funeral Parlour, which buries most other residents of Jerusalem, declared with much more certainty: “There definitely is a connection between the doctors sanctions and fewer deaths. We saw the same thing in 1983 when the Israel Medical Association applied sanctions for four and a half months.”
https://www.qcc.cuny.edu/socialsciences/ppecorino/medical_ethics_text/Chapter_3_Moral_Climate_of_Health_Care/Reading-Death-Rate-Doctor-Strike.htm
LikeLike
Didn’t someone post an image from a Medical Reference book showing that “corona virus” was a general term for the common cold or flu?
LikeLike
I posted that a while back from the very beginning in March. But when I went back to get the link again it was gone.
It was the same book that I had back in the 80s…. the AMA Encyclopedia of Diseases or something like that. I wish I still had that book but I think I threw it out when we moved.
Why did they take it off the Internet?
I actually was thinking about looking for that post which I might do since you brought the subject up.
It was a picture right out of the book of all different types of viruses and when you looked down to coronavirus right next to it it said common cold.
I’ll try to find it.
LikeLike
I found it.
Just to be fair there are many many different strains of cold viruses and there are some that are worse than others and if there is a new strain call COVID-19 it could be one of the more severe colds.
The thing is the PCR tests can detect all types of colds. So you might have had a cold a long time ago and the test can mistake it for COVID-19… which is what’s happening in my opinion.
https://fiberaddict.livejournal.com/932792.html
LikeLike
Many thanks. The point is that they’re testing for the common cold and pretending it is something different.
LikeLike
How can this kind of behavior go on in public hospitals?
Here lies an anonymous statement from an A&E consultant in a major hospital in Surrey, in relation to the criminal gagging of all levels of NHS staff, who have been threatened that they will lose their jobs if the speak out about the COVID-1984 scamdemic.
“I am a consultant at a major , regional hospital in Surrey. By major you can take that to indicate that we have an A&E department. I had agreed to give an interview to an anti lockdown activist in which I would have revealed my identity. I have since changed my mind and only feel able to give an anonymous statement. I have changed my mind simply because that all staff , no matter what grade, at all hospitals have been warned that if they give any media interviews at all or make any statements to either the Main Stream Press or smaller, independent press /social media we may, immediately be suspended without pay. I have a family, dependents and I simply cant do it to them. I therefore can not reveal my identity at this time but wish to state as follows:
In my opinion, and that of many of my colleagues, there has been no Covid Pandemic, certainly not in the Surrey region and I have heard from other colleagues this picture is the same throughout the country. Our hospital would normally expect to see around 350,000 out patients a year. Around 95,000 patients are admitted to hospital in a normal year and we would expect to see around a similar figure, perhaps 100,000 patients pass through our A&E department. In the months from March to June (inclusive) we would normally expect to see 100,000 out patients, around 30,000 patients admitted to hospital and perhaps 30,000 pass through A&E. This year (and these figures are almost impossible to get hold of) we are over 95% down on all those numbers. In effect, the hospital has been pretty much empty for that entire period.
At the start, staff that questioned this were told that we were being used as ‘redundant’ capacity, kept back for the ‘deluge’ we were told would come. It never did come, and when staff began to question this, comments like, ‘for the greater good’ and to ‘protect the NHS’ came down from above. Now its just along the lines of, ‘Shut up or you don’t get paid’. The few Covid cases that we have had , get repeatedly tested, and every single test counted as a new case. Meaning the figures reported back to ONS / PHE (Office for National Statistics & Public Health England) were almost exponentially inflated. It could be that Covid cases reported by hospitals are between 5 to 10x higher than the real number of cases. There has been no pandemic and this goes a long way to explain why figures for the UK are so much higher than anywhere else in Europe.
The trust has been running empty ambulances during lockdown and is still doing it now. By this I mean ambulances are driving around, with their emergency alert systems active (sirens & / or lights) with no job to go to. This I believe has been to give the impression to the public that there is more demand for ambulances than there actually is. Staff only wear face coverings/ masks & social distance when public facing, as soon as they are out of public view, the masks come off and social distancing is not observed. Indeed jokes are made about the measures, and I have heard staff express amazement that despite warnings on packets and at point of sales, telling people masks are totally ineffective and dangerous , the public still buy them, because a politician has told them too.
We have cancelled the vast majority of operations and of these ALL elective surgery has been cancelled. That’s surgery that has been pre planned / waiting list. Non elective Surgery, this tends to be emergency surgery or that which is deemed urgent has been severely curtailed. The outcome of this is simple. People are at best being denied basic medical care and at worst, being left to die, in some cases, in much distress and pain.
Regarding death certification. All staff that are responsible for this have been encouraged where possible to put Covid-19 complications as reason for death, even though the patient may have been asymptomatic and also not even tested for covid. I feel this simply amounts to fraudulently completed death certificates and has been responsible to grossly inflating the number of Covid deaths. The fact is that regardless of what you actually die of in hospital, it is likely that Covid-19 will feature on your death certificate. I have included with my statement the detailed published guidance from Government on Death Certification which shows how Covid-19, as a factor is encouraged to at least feature on a death certificate.
Remember Covid-19 itself can not kill. What kills is complications from the virus, typically pneumonia like symptoms. These complications are in reality incredibly rare but have featured and a large amount of death certificates issued in recent months. As long as Covid-19 appears on a death certificate, that death is counted as Covid-19 in the figures released by the ONS and PHE. I genuinely believe that many death certificates, especially amongst the older 65+ demographic have been fraudulently completed so as to be counted as Covid-19 deaths when in reality Covid-19 complications did not cause the death.
There have been Thursday nights when I stood, alone in my office and cried as I heard people cheering and clapping outside. It sickens me to see all the ‘Thank You NHS’ signs up everywhere and the stolen rainbow that for me now says one word and word only; fear.
There are many good people in the NHS and whilst I do not plead forgiveness for myself, I do plead for them. Most are on low pay, they joined for the right reasons and I did and have been bullied and threatened that if they don’t ‘stay on message’ they don’t eat. I know that if a way could be found to assure staff within the NHS of safety against reprisals, there would be a tsunami of whistleblowers which I have no doubt would help end this complete and brutal insanity. I am finding it increasingly hard to live with what I have been involved in and I am sorry this has happened. To end, I would simply say this. Politicians haven’t changed, the country has just made a fatal mistake and started trusting them without question.”
“http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=215774”
LikeLiked by 1 person
Good fined Tom!
LikeLike
“Doctors in general should be treated with about the same degree of trust as used car salesmen.”
– Robert Mendelsohn, M.D.
LikeLike
I think this shows one of the biggest problems for non-spook workers at spook businesses: scared to lose. They are all so to scared to lose their pay, and thus living and lifestyle choices which affect their families, and create debt issues, that rather than walk away from the fraudulent organization, they keep their mouth shut. If everyone walked away today the world would change instantly. But everyone is waiting for everyone else to jump first.
LikeLike
Hey, it looks like Google created another site to divert my searches to. It is a Reddit forum called Bad Math, created just two months ago. Already it is leading Google searches for me. They don’t come up on Bing or Duck. It would be great if Jared and some of you guys went over there and tore the place up.
LikeLike