[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!
Cutting Through the Fog 
Q is Back! How could they not bring it back. It was such an easy way to verbally stereotype and discredit people on the right as a Qtards. The drama continues.
https://qanon.pub/
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Le 4th Attempt and le Last…
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We’ve had jackasses in space for a long while now, but now we also have jackasses in flying suits pretending to fly up mountains.
And if that’s not good enough we also have “royal” jackasses too.
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Here is another link to the “Royal” jackasses, as the presented is now unavailable.
Notice how hard it is to fly a jet suit, you can not even pickle your nose.
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Videfauxs?
https://ibb.co/K0mHcm6
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Those jetpacks/jet suits actually works well. The type where you have to control two gas turbines in each hand are difficult to handle and takes a lot of arm power to do.
The ones you see in this link are different, you are much more comfortable and your hands only have to handle the controls.
Prices start with 300K US$, flight time up to 30 minutes, 800 meter up in the sky and a speed of 120km/h.
I would like to try one, must be such an experience.
https://jetpackaviation.com/jetpacks/
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Seen it with my own eyes at the Goodwood festival of speed, back in 2019. Jet man went up the hill clime track right in front of me, no sky-hooks or anti-gravity devices, except for smelly and very noisy jet engines. Everyone in the large crowd was gobsmacked, including me.
You can buy one for yourself if you have £360K to spare. I’m hoping the price will drop with mass production, as I’d love to have one of these machines.
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I thought it was faked. I’m gobsmacked.
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…and this is with traditional fuel so I need to remind myself that I don’t know what more exotic tech they’ve designed, as Miles mentions in his Caesium paper..
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That sounds like great fun but does not defray from the fact that we are being lied to in these videos about the capabilities of that so-called jet pack.
The first video discredits itself based upon how the “flyer” is dangling his arms at several points in the video. That doesn’t make any sense given he’s using those jets to apply a constant outward force for stabilization and movement. Imagine trying to hold yourself up for minutes on end on a set of parallel bars. Now imagine doing the same thing while trying to control movement. Not very likely.
The video editing is easier to spot in the royal asshole show, though. The editors love to show off the jet impressions in the water and you can see an example of that at 1:25. However, those impressions magically disappear at some places in the video (for example at 1:49 and 2:27 where the water mysteriously turns to glass).
And that’s not all. There are lot of other questionable looking things in that video involving trajectories and turns that don’t match the movement the “flyers” arms.
So, if one can really fly in one of those suits as represented in those videos, then why do they have to fake it? That’s easy. It’s because no one can do it.
And saying people can fly like that because you saw one trained monkey do it at the Festival of Liars is like saying all one needs to do a flying trapeze act are the bars and the net.
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There’s no CGI in those videos in my opinion. Not in either of them. Your point about exhaust on the water might have been valid, except the man is 20+ feet up in the air and that’s plenty of distance to dissipate it, plus he may not even have been firing them very hard since he was about to land, plus if you watch the second video you can see him at a similar height, no exhaust on the water, and you can see it appear as he drops and nears the surface too. Are you ignoring that?
But also that’s not how CGI works at all. I understand that most people think it’s all magical and you can do anything, but it’s not, and you cannot. You COULD fake something like this in Maya/Houdini, but they didn’t here and none of the artifacts are evident of such a process. Matching a fluid sim to live footage is among the most technical, tedious, and preposterously hard things to do with computers – the sims alone are absurd, but then perspective matching to jostling aerial footage? That’s a level of complexity which would require entire teams of specialists, and an obscene budget that would prohibit any ROI here.
I’ve used RealFlow, Bifrost, and Maya (two decades now, in the big dog) and you can sure make some wonderful things happen. But not this. You’re mistaken. Jet engines actually do exist and work, and when you discount the visual experiences of others here it seems like outright grasping.
Particle Sim:
Meshed fluids:
Rendered:
Mind you, I did that as an experiment and art exploration but my point is that there ARE limitations, and some folk here simply don’t understand this or how these programs work. Most people don’t, and can’t. That’s fine. But the more honest position is one of reasonable doubt, not outright certainty when approaching these things.
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Jetpacks has been around since 2015, where they was used in many films.
They are not so mystical, just like a drone or a self balance scooter, the game is
to balance the things using a gyroscope and then change the parameters of trust
to get the desired direction/lift.
Here is a clip from Dubai, no helicopters or cranes involved, all pure fun.
Amazing what Jared can do on his computer, a lot of CPU power needed.
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Yes, the videos do look fake, especially the height they were traveling. The guy I saw never went more than around 20 ft above the ground, while those shown in the movies are going much higher. The inventor, Richard Browning, admits that the performance is currently mediocre, as it can only travel around 4 miles, at a top speed of 35mph. Lots of other claims have been made by the media, bur this was a quote from the horses mouth, back in 2014. Those five powerful turbo-jet engines certainly burn up the jet fuel.
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They’ve been around long before 2014
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@Jared
No I am not mistaken and where in the world in my post did I say I didn’t believe jet engines existed?
What I’m saying is that you can’t attach jet engines to peoples arms and expect them to fly as exhibited in the videos at those links, and that they are lying to us about the capability of that so called jetpack.
There is ample evidence of height in that video to show the editors missed some water feathering at spots in that video. As I already mentioned, at 1:25 we see captain jet pack fly off the back of P233 (did you catch that “33” or am I grasping there as well?) and then hovers in front of the lead speed boat at a height equal to or greater than back deck.
At :27 we see him next to the boat and close to the water with his side camera. His left thruster is pointed down and forward at the water and yet no sign of feathering of the water anywhere between that time and about :30 when the perspective switches to the speedboat. Here we have another perspective mismatch because he’s shown flying high on the right side of the boat, but we know that’s not where he was before because we just saw the little fucker flying right along side the lower deck of the ship. Yes he does rise a little then but then he’s also closing on the boat.
Also, just out of curiosity, how does he maintain such a high rate of speed with his arm thrusters angled forward like that? Are those special jet engines that suck as well as blow?
There is much more wrong in that video including a little gay pivot he does at :35. His arms are dangling uselessly at his sides as usual and there is no indication of how he would have controlled that maneuver without veering off or spinning out of control.
Again, using your arms this way would be similar to doing a constant press on parallel bars and in most of that video his arms either dangle or appear bent and relaxed.
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I recall the LA 1984 Olympics had a man with a jet pack at the opening ceremony:
https://www.jetpackamerica.com/jetlev_southwest_blog/olympics-fever-remembering-1994-opening-ceremony-jetpack-flight/
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@ striking_hawk
You seem to fail to notice that his main thruster is on his back, that one provides the majority of upward force, the hand thrusters are just for flight control, mainly to keep his forward speed down and prevent libration, that is why they are mainly opposing forward movement and stabilize laterally.
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@Striking_Out: Defrayed, bro. It’s one of those things where once frayed, it’s difficult to refray or profray. The frayance becomes its own worst enemy.
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It looks suspicious to me too. I’m not 100% convinced it’s fake but I lean in that direction.
But, I don’t think it’s CGI either — at least not mainly. However, there would probably be some digital hanky panky involved. But, mostly. I think it is Wire Fu.
How exactly they would do it at sea though I’m not sure. Maybe another ship or two just out of frame equipped with cranes. Or, maybe even a helicopter.
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The jet packs do exist, judging by the Gravity video, but you can always sex things up by including a fake shot or two. What if the Royal Navy video does this by swinging the dude around on a cable for the higher altitude shots, then “painting out” the cables? But then Jared would’ve spotted such artifacts, right?
The tech exists and I’m just going to assume the RN has access to better tech than the Gravity folks. So no fakery here, just some slick production work for the RN. I still assume it is another money sink project and that this shit is too noisy and fuel-inefficient to be of use. Nevermind that all wars are phoeny operations anyway, so who are they going to use it against?
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“he is the paternal great-uncle of Marc Randolph (born 1958), the co-founder and first CEO of Netflix.”
it confirms the role of tele-fenix in the brainwashing of spectators
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Pfffff wordpress…. i was answering to N. about bernays….
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one of my readers is telling me he is having to watch an ad when he clicks on my pdfs. Is anyone else seeing this? Jared, how is this possible? Is it possible, or am I being gaslighted?
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No ads happening here, but I have had my browser (chrome) try to redirect me from your site by trying to tell me your site is a fraud/scam.
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Do you mean when you switch from milesmathis to mileswmathis? I sometimes get a warning “Didn’t you mean the site with the ‘w’ in it” / “the site without the ‘w’, where you always go? Maybe you’re being tricked? ”
This is on my Brave browser. Very unhelpfull & artificially intelligent, and I can’t turn it off.
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Your sites seem fine, and most likely they were using a phone browser that was trying to open the PDFs in yet another app, which had ads built-in. My longer message went to moderation, so I’m trying a short one.
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Your sites have zero scripts and no trackers. UBlock flags the PayPal links but that’s normal.
In contrast, this site has at least 18 scripts, 4 trackers, and as many as 158 ad flags in UBlock depending on how much you scroll.
I think yours is among the safest online, period, due precisely to the deprecated nature and the PDF links you’ve been using. I still back it up a few times a year, just in case.
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I read your papers daily. I never had to watch an ad, nor have I had an ad pop up. You’re being gaslight.
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Once, months since, I shut the page after a ??? moment, then reopened it, and it’s been fine henceforward. Unlike posting a link to your site here, another one for the new Clan Cummings lost in moderation.
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@ Whoever, The miles paper that I’m open to on a chrome browser page will disappear and the google start page goes up automatically as though I intentionally did it myself. Then I’ll try to restore the page from history and the same thing happens after about five seconds, over and over and over. The only remedy is to restart the puter which lasts about a good ten minutes. But this isn’t just limited to Miles site. However, I had a bunch of pages open to reverb.com but nothing happened to those pages. They’ll still be there. It’s just the other ones that are affected such as “cutting” and “miles” etc.
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Chris, try to download the Opera browser or similar and try it out.
Google Chrome is designed for adds, very annoying.
https://www.opera.com/download
Or, open Duckduckgo in a new tab and find your page.
https://duckduckgo.com
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@ Thomas, Thank you, I’m trying it right now as we speak. So far so good.
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@ Thomas, the thing that I find troubling is all the Facebook and Facebook related stuff off to the side, Instagram, etc. etc.. Is Opera part of Facebook??
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I wouldn’t use Opera, as it is based on Chrome’s source code, and now apparently owned by the Chinese. Nor Duckduckgo.
Tips for accessing Miles’ site and pdfs cleanly:
Use the Waterfox browser. It is a cleaner version of Firefox with more security features and without the bloat. The add-ons/extensions for Firefox will work with Waterfox.
Anti-virus/malware software is unnecessary (and possibly some are malicious) as long as you have proper ad/track/malware blocking, and are not being an idiot online. If on Windows or Android, use UBlock Origin and/or NoScript addons for Waterfox and learn how they work. They will work by themselves with just a click to install, but NoScript will break most of the internet when you first turn it on. But, it is some of the best protection around, as it shows all the scripts/trackware/etc. websites are running in the background (and it aint pretty). If you have intermediate computer knowledge, install a DNS sinkhole (Pihole) on your network for added protection. Using NoScript will also anyone to see for themselves that Miles’ site is the safest around, as Jared showed.
Don’t use phones or tablets. Although I never have a problem accessing his site from my phone (I dont think Waterfox is available for mobiles), they suck for too many reasons. If you have to use a phone, use Android with Firefox and UBlock/Noscript installed. If on Windows 10 or later, make sure to look online on how to strip down the preinstalled botnet/trackware. I have no knowledge with Macs.
Anyone claiming his pdfs are loaded with ads or viruses are lying. If people are seeing ads with his pdfs, its because they are using some shitty third party app they got off their phone’s store. Firefox/Waterfox have built-in pdf viewers.
-As far as search engines go, the best bet is probably using some sort of search engine aggregator like searx, but I have trouble using it for some reason.
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Seconding the suggestion for Waterfox. It’s really slick and has the lowest memory/CPU/GPU footprint of all the browsers. I use Firefox for all my worky-stuff, and it has a few more tools for immersion and sharing of tabs/history across devices, but Waterfox can be configured almost identically and functionally, they are the same. If you’re using any other browser besides those two, you are being infiltrated from the core up – and those two are still far from impregnable.
Sometimes you can’t get away from the newer, blasphemously infiltrated software but it’s always worth a shot. I still use Win7 on my big workstations and it’s fine on its own, but many new programs simply will not run or install in Win7. Got stuck with Win10 on my new Envy hybrid laptop, but like Philip said you can kill or at least debilitate most of the bloat. Winaero Tweaker will give you full control over all that, and it’s free. Macs are another story and 100% spyware from top to bottom. But really, you can only avoid so much of the nonsense anyway and they’re always going to be spying. You just kinda pick a level of infiltration you can live with and work with and move on.
There never was a “zero level”, I imagine. The internet has always been intrusive.
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No Ads for me. I Use Firefox. Read the updates everyday.
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Same here, my Adblockplus Firefox extension tells me there are zero ads on Miles’ site while there are 20 here on this blog.
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This is a test. Have I been silenced?
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WordPress works better on your laptop. Having said that, I am on my phone so this may not work.
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this is test, testing linking this link: https://cuttingthroughthefog.com/2018/11/09/current-events-discussion-thread/comment-page-157/#comment-198251
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Just as a comment to Miles’ latest paper on clan Cumming that mentions a link between the Comyns/Komnenes and the Howards: British and Jewish hedgefund billionaire Alan Howard was making headlines in the Daily Mail today as he just got married: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10956313/British-billionaire-hedge-fund-manager-Alan-Howard-wed-chef-Caroline-Byron-lavish-Lake-Como-villa.html
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“Mr Howard, a stalwart Conservative supporter, became well known after astute reading of imminent danger helped him become a billionaire, as his Brevan Howard hedge fund liquidated 80 per cent of its investments into cash at an early point in the global financial crisis.”
Bastard profited from the global financial crises like all the phoenys did. 😡
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No, he’s just astute — I’m sure there’s a pun in there somewhere 😉
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In a meritocracy I would imagine he got that rich largely through his own efforts but in a phoenotocracy I just assume he was silver plattered the money-making opportunity. They always seem to come out on top while the non-phoeny gets played. Who knows though. 👍
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Something to do with making music from his nether?
Since the GFC was engineered/manufactured, he only needed to be on the phone tree.
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Lol. Like an “Ass Flute”?
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Yes I can see a familial resemblence to cousin Curly…
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Okay, let me try this again without the links. I’m not sure if there is anything in it but the name ‘Kennedy’ stood out to me for obvious reasons.
A high school coach, one Joseph Kennedy, who was fired for praying with his players after a game has taken his case to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 in his favour. (6 conservatives and 3 democrats).
The Jewish lobby warned, before the court ruling, that this would set a dangerous precedent and could lead to semi-compulsory school prayer being brought back into schools. Did the Supreme Court defy the Jws or is this theater or nothing at all?
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It won’t let me put in the links so if anyone is interested, you can search on these titles.
“Football coach prayer case could bring back ‘quasi-compulsory’ school prayer, Jewish group warns”
“Supreme Court sides with coach in public school prayer case”
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Here is your dinner.
A Cricket farm is now ready to produce 9000 tons/year in Ontario. Contracts for the next year already signed with customers, so who is going to eat those bugs, better
look out when shopping next time. Bon appetit.
https://teca.apps.fao.org/teca/en/technologies/7927
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/worlds-largest-cricket-processing-plant-coming-to-london-1.5655813#:~:text=London%2C%20Ont.%20will%20soon%20be,to%20the%20North%20American%20market.
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Jiminy Crickets!
I am sure the USFDA has already granted a nice euphemism for labeling of foodstuffs for both animals and humans. Chirper McNuggets? Hexapodburger? Grylloidea fillet?
In all seriousness, my son had some degree of difficulty finding adequate supplies of crickets for his reptile pet when C-you-know-what-19 starting shutting down the world…
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Here’s some good news: Leviticus 11:22 (11+22 = ?) pronounces ’em kosher, so no worries there for those who wondered.
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I thought that the verse in Leviticus was only relating to locusts??
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https://biblehub.com/leviticus/11-22.htm
Back in the day of King James and his pals, it was. The modern consensus seems to favor crickets
Of course, I am not a rabbi, I only play one on TV. Ask your rabbi and your doctor if crickets are right for you.
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They’ll probably create some generic umbrella term disguised as “food additive” and use it to sweep “ze bugs” under the rug so that clueless people will eat it without even knowing. Third world countries like mine allow generic terms like “coloring”, “emulsifier”, “protein isolate”, “preservative” etc etc without being clear.
Eat ze bugs, own nothing and be happy.
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Pray, which third world country? Us thirdworlders should unite😝
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Brazil.
Btw, many countries including my own already allow using ground up insects as red coloring agent in food, so going full blown insect fodder for sheeple slaves wont be seen as strange by them, specially the virtue signaling ones that have been convinced they are fighting for a righteous cause, fake global warming cause by fake cow farts and burps.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cochineal
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmine
Myself, I prefer my grass fed steaks medium rare, no matter how much Greta squirms and screams, eating a banana transported to sweet sweet sweden from thousands of miles abroad using fossil fuels.
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Longevity is possible even if you carry the greatest guilt imaginable.
The way things are going we should see an unheard-of record: world’s oldest man revealed to be an SS attack dog handler, gets 20 to life.
https://edition.cnn.com/2022/06/28/europe/nazi-holocaust-camp-guard-sentencing-intl/index.html
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Yeah, except for one thing: that SS story is fake. Just salting in older stories.
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This is a test…
47 Ronin
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Test the Fifth
47 Ronin with Keanu Reeves as Chai, I mean Kai. Subtle as a brick as usual. And the story goes back a few hundred years meaning 47 is a bit of a hoary, international pun, yes?
Moderation doesn’t seem to like the word s-t-a-r-r-i-n-g?
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Click to access hgate.pdf
I remember this one and seems we are overdue for a cult like group event with a crazy leader. Unless they are doing that with the Pedos Everywhere agenda. And Epstein is that crazy cult leader reference for that storyline.
Another reason for these events besides mothballing Christianity and creating fear is the promotion of suicide. These cult stories and celebrity suicide stories plant the subtle message inside people’s heads that it’s okay to kill yourself. I’m sure after being bombarded with these stories in the media 24/7 for months at a time, quite a few people have done that. Even with all the doom and gloom currently going on for the last two years would have persuaded that message. So it is relief that these damned fake events are finally being unraveled for those not wise enough to see.
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I am of course drawn to the connections of former Steelers, like John Lee Stallworth with intel, Samuel Hazelrig, etc. There is another former Steeler, Carlton Haselriig, who has an interesting sports career biography …. this may be just another random coincidence of people, of distinctly different colors, who share names that sound alike, with different ( fudged ?) spellings.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlton_Haselrig
During his pro career in the 90’s, I remember Carlton had some off-field run ins with the law which local sports beat journalists characterized as due to his troubled upbringing. This in turn reminds me of troubled off-field incidents of Ernie Holmes – a pillar in the famed Steel Curtain – who was said to have some behavioral issues, and once was reported to have been taken into custody for allegedly shooting at a State Police helicopter with a rifle. This was in the 70’s, when i was some still 30 years away from waking up …. maybe this was a seed germinating, an omen trying to tell me i had the wherewithal to wake up, some day; as a teenager, i was astounded to hear it reported that troubled men like Ernie, were allowed to get out of jail in time for the next big game!
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Upon further review, one story says that in the Spring of 1973, Holmes was apprehended in Mahoning County, Ohio, for having shot at passing vehicles on the highway – to include a State Police helicopter – with a shotgun, that reportedly wounded the pilot, for which a fellow trooper later said “ we could have killed him a dozen times”. At trial, after time in a PA psyche ward courtesy of the Rooneys, he was shown mercy with 5 years probation, and in training camp by July. Given the timing, there must have been some kinder, gentler enforcement & adjudication of the law at work there in Ohio.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/news/story?id=5058107
Compare to 1970, when student protests led to rocks being thrown at police, that escalated to looting, fires, destruction of property that produced ‘4 Dead In Ohio ‘ and was considered “violent behavior”. In the present, the same passes as peaceful protesting activity practiced well beyond Ohio, in places like Minnesota, Washington State and wherever Blue Representatives make their political homes & livelihoods.
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Good find, Drew. I’m sure Carlton and Samuel are related. His middle name is Lee, so he’s probably the missing link between the Hazelrigs and Stallworth.
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Kudos to Josh for helping a politico call out the CDC on their coverups.
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Hi Chris,
How do you know this?, I seem to have missed something.
I think I read Josh has another site, can you share a link please?
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“https://jackanapes.substack.com/”
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Nice one, thank you !
Whilst Aswizmet is letting me post I’ll use this spot to ask I question it wouldn’t let me ask after a dozen tries.
Q:
After Miles last brilliant paper on Clan Cumming, did anyone else think the House of Commons may originally have been called the House of Comyns?
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The House of the Komnenes — I can well believe it: a big wink and a nod to all the Family branches, even if it is just a pun.
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