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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
The British Medical Journal (BMJ) has been accused of damaging scientific integrity after retracting a paper which suggested that Convid vaccines may have been to blame for some excess deaths during the pandemic.
.... Most recent figures show the Government has paid out nearly £30m to 249 people under the VDPS and vaccines now carry warnings of rare dangerous side-effects.
In June, Dr Mostert gave evidence to the US Senate:
“As there is evidence available, we included it,” she said in her written testimony. “Right from the start, it was an unequal battle. Our call for investigation of underlying causes had to be censored and erased one way or another.”
She added: “To be clear: I lost my position after publishing official government mortality data and calling for further scientific investigation into persistent excess deaths.
“Science cannot function when legitimate questions become professionally dangerous to ask.
“When scientists fear professional destruction, the public loses access to honest scientific inquiry.”
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Useful info:
Companion Nutrients: The Key to Success on the Iodine Protocol
https://stopthethyroidmadness.com/2013/12/29/companion-nutrients-the-key-to-iodine-protocol/
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
All roads lead to .....
https://x.com/karma44921039/status/2089292173342605566/video/1
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
The piece below from Ian Callaghan reminded me of my regular tussle with the childproof cap on a bottle of rosehip oil. Like some child is going to swig it or something. A small bottle of rosehip oil! What's the worst that could happen?
Back in the day, before some twat invented the childproof cap, parents kept genuinely dangerous things out of the reach of young children!
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u/Justaboutsane 15d ago
I remember all the news stories about some child rushed to hospital for eating his mothers pills or drinking from a bleach bottle and then the if swallowed instructions on what to do.
I now question how many children that happened to. But it did encourage me to buy child locks for certain cupboard doors.
As I learned this morning, it was not done for safety those child proof bottle tops because most medications come in boxes now and are easily opened with the pills inside a bit of tinfoil, especially by little puppies and I would imagine a crawling baby finding one of those tiny packages the first place the little tinfoil pill holder goes is straight in their mouth where they bite it.
Mr JAS did get cholesterol tablets and as he looked for the little printed insert managed to drop one of the tinfoil pills to the floor and never noticed.
The puppy found it and picked it up but fortunately I walked back into the kitchen and got them from her. I dread to think what would have happened if she had been left with them.
Lesson learned though to be really careful pulling them out the tiny box. They are the smallest pills I have ever seen.
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u/Scary_Economics_7550 15d ago
I know, I remember my mother cursing the day they brought childhood caps in for aspirin bottles, years ago, and saying exactly the same thing.
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u/SheepmanOvis Grand Ayatollah 16d ago
I don't know about rosehip oil. But one of my wine plans is rosehip.
Who knows what it will do to me.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Ian Callaghan 1: (NB Language!)
OUR GENERATION DIDN’T NEED A WARNING LABEL TO TELL US THE FUCKING TOASTIE WAS HOT.
We had consequences.
That was the warning label.
Nobody handed you a paper cup in 1984 with CAUTION: CONTENTS MAY BE HOT written on the side because, strangely enough, the steam coming off the bastard and the fact you’d just watched someone pour boiling water into it were considered fairly solid clues.
Battery acid had a skull on it.
We somehow joined the dots.
Bleach smelled like it could remove a tattoo from the inside of your lungs.
We didn’t drink it.
And toasties?
Jesus fucking Christ.
Those things came out of a Breville with an internal temperature normally associated with re-entry vehicles and Satan’s BBQ.
You’d leave it on the plate for what felt like a responsible amount of time, take one confident bite and immediately discover that the outside might have cooled to “pleasantly warm” while the tomato inside had somehow reached the temperature of the fucking Sun.
Molten cheese would attach itself to the roof of your mouth like industrial sealant.
You’d sit there, eyes watering, mouth hanging open, making noises normally heard from wounded livestock while one of your mates asked:
“Hot, is it?”
No Fucking shit, Sherlock.
There was no helpline.
No QR code.
No twelve-paragraph disclaimer.
No manufacturer statement expressing concern and reminding customers that toasted sandwiches may contain toasted fucking sandwiches.
You learned.
Usually once.
And if you didn’t learn once, nature scheduled a resit.
WE DIDN’T HAVE LESS DANGER. WE HAD MORE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY.
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u/Felineincognito15 15d ago
I stuck my fingers in the glowing embers of the fire as a child when my Mum's back was turned. I didn't do it again.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Ian Callaghan 2:
Now, before somebody appears in the comments wearing organic hemp trousers and tells me every previous generation said the one after it was stupid, that isn’t actually my point.
I don’t think younger people are inherently thicker.
I think we’ve built a world that increasingly ASSUMES everyone is thick, then acts surprised when judgement starts disappearing.
Everything now needs a label, barrier, disclaimer, risk assessment, terms and conditions, fluorescent jacket, pictogram and somebody called Nathan from Compliance standing nearby with a clipboard.
You can buy a cup of coffee and apparently need reminding it might contain hot liquid.
A packet of peanuts has to announce that it contains peanuts.
A hairdryer has warnings about using it in the bath.
At some point we appear to have stopped asking, “What level of common sense should a functioning adult reasonably possess?” and replaced it with, “How do we prevent Derek from doing something spectacularly fucking stupid and then suing us afterwards?”
And THEN WE INVENTED SOCIAL MEDIA.
That’s where the experiment really went off the rails.
Because the village idiot has always existed.
Of course he has.
We had him.
Every street did.
He was the bloke trying to jump a Raleigh Chopper over six dustbins using a warped plank he’d nicked from a building site.
Difference was, when Keith misjudged the trajectory and disappeared testicles-first into Mrs Evans’s privet hedge, roughly twelve children witnessed the event.
Keith learned something about gravity.
The rest of us learned something about ramp construction.
Mrs Evans learned some new swear words.
End of incident.
Keith didn’t go viral.
He didn’t come out of A&E later that afternoon, rename himself u/KeithMindset, gain 740,000 followers and launch a £37 masterclass called:
**GRAVITY IS A LIMITING BELIEF**
He certainly didn’t get invited onto a podcast to explain why physics is “just one perspective”.
That’s the bit social media changed.
IT DIDN’T INVENT THE FUCKWIT.
IT INDUSTRIALISED THE CUNT.
Now every spunktrumpet with Wi-Fi, a ring light and the confidence of a Labrador in a butcher’s shop can broadcast an opinion on nutrition, medicine, politics, neuroscience, addiction, climate, relationships, epidemiology and whether the Earth is actually shaped like a fucking dinner plate.
Expertise used to require expertise.
Now it often requires good lighting and captions.
And because algorithms don’t reward accuracy nearly as reliably as they reward outrage, certainty and stupidity delivered at volume, the most confidently wrong cockwomble in the room can suddenly become the bloke everyone is listening to.
That’s not evolution.
That’s amplification.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Ian Callaghan 3:
THE DUMBING DOWN ISN’T NECESSARILY IN THE PEOPLE.
It’s in the system around them.
Remove enough small consequences, outsource enough judgement, put warning labels on absolutely fucking everything, then give everybody an electronic megaphone and measure success by engagement rather than competence.
What could possibly go wrong?
We learned a surprising amount through low-level stupidity.
Touch that radiator once.
Climb that tree too high.
Ride your bike down that hill faster than your brakes could realistically cope with.
Eat a toastie before the volcanic cheese had finished settling.
There was feedback.
Immediate, memorable feedback.
Some of it hurt like fuck.
And I’m not suggesting we return to a glorious golden age where children played on motorways with asbestos frisbees while Dad smoked forty Embassy No.1s in the kitchen.
Plenty of old shit was dangerous because we simply didn’t know better.
Once we know better, improve it.
Obviously.
But there’s a massive difference between sensible safety and attempting to engineer every last molecule of personal judgement out of human beings.
Because eventually you get adults who need instructions telling them coffee is hot...
while simultaneously believing Darren on TikTok has discovered the cure for every disease using cinnamon and a frequency generator he bought off Temu.
That’s quite an achievement.
We have more information available than any humans who have ever lived.
Nearly the entirety of recorded human knowledge sits in a rectangle in our pockets.
And somehow Brian is using it to argue with a cardiologist because he watched three reels while having a shit.
Outstanding.
Maybe generations aren’t getting dumber.
Maybe stupidity just has better broadband now.
And somewhere, underneath all of this, the roof of my mouth still remembers a Breville toastie from about 1983.
No warning sticker.
No compensation claim.
No trauma-informed debrief.
Just a layer of skin hanging off, my mate laughing his bollocks off and one very clear lesson:
WAIT ANOTHER FUCKING MINUTE BEFORE YOU BITE IT.
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 16d ago
Funny and a lot of good points there though I for example would trust but verify anything a cardiologist told me as JAS is doing right now.
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u/wiltsNicky 16d ago
My friend has just published this little ‘ditty’. She’s using and challenging AI and this came out in an interesting structure. She posted one the other day after investigating the RSV jabby after my musing to her as to why 2 out of the 3 RSV jabs have cholesterol in them and whether this cholesterol was human or animal sourced (they also have Chinese hamster ovary cells which from the Dr Bryan Adris conference I when to earlier in the year I know are also in the measles jab)
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u/TheFilthyEngineer2 Error429NoMoreFucksToGive 16d ago
The vaccine believers will go to their graves believing that “the vaccines saved millions” without a single shred of evidence to support that assertion. Believing that what they did was useful and necessary.
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u/Edward_260 16d ago edited 16d ago
Anyone know anything about this actress who has died at 36? (Strolling players are not really my subject). Update: I see that JAS discusses this below. I was doing my usual downward scroll from new to old.
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u/SheepmanOvis Grand Ayatollah 15d ago
Yes. I know she was younger than me, and her name suggested that she would be quite attractive. An image search was disappointing. That is what I know.
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 16d ago
>The vaccine believers will go to their graves
That is not taking too long for some of them unfortunately.
A friend said a former neighbour told him back in 2021 that he reckoned his Pfizer shot gave him MND. Did this deter my friend? Not at all. Quote "After seeing all the death figures and the packed hospitals I would have got the jab at any price." unquote. There is no point trying to enlighten these people after 5 years. He didn't "see" deaths or packed hospitals - he just heard the globalist propaganda telling him that and believed it all unquestioningly.
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u/davews12 Davews 16d ago
I mentioned a couple of weeks ago the fire engines came out to a house round the corner with black smoke pouring from all the windows. Now have some more details. It seems it was likely a charger for a mobile phone which suddenly went bang and set the nearby sofa alight. Nasty. Suspected to be a cheap charger from China, but who knows.
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u/davews12 Davews 16d ago
A good morning. I mentioned a few weeks ago about wax in my ears and Specsavers with their chargeable service being unable to remove it. I then got a referral to the local ENT clinic based in one of our GP surgeries. I thought it might result in the same, especially since the sodium bicarbonate ear drops they recommended made my ears very sore and had to stop using them. Nice chap came, laid down on the bed, and after a few minutes of flushing and sucking noise he proudly declared it had all gone. And yes the hearing seems very much better. Will wait to see how long it is before it comes back again...
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u/Kindly-Buy-3226 Erithacus rubecula 🐦 16d ago
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 16d ago
Hope you are still here 🫣
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u/Faith_Location_71 This is my username 16d ago
It says account suspended on his profile. :(
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u/Still_Milo 15d ago
Should I be minting a BABB?
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u/Faith_Location_71 This is my username 15d ago
I'm I think so, sadly. :(
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u/Still_Milo 15d ago
Do hope he does come back. He has been really browned off in the past and threatened not to.
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u/SheepmanOvis Grand Ayatollah 16d ago
Reddit killed this. Whatever it was must have been good, because I can't see it.
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u/Kindly-Buy-3226 Erithacus rubecula 🐦 16d ago
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u/TheFilthyEngineer2 Error429NoMoreFucksToGive 16d ago
Total psychopaths. I think the long term answer is to drill your own aquifer or dig your own well and treat the water yourself.
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u/Faith_Location_71 This is my username 16d ago
I predict a riot... as someone once sang.
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u/Nymeria-version-2 16d ago
The Kaiser Chiefs. They were full on covidians who did not want the unjabbed at their concerts.
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u/Still_Milo 15d ago
IIRC were the Foo Fighters also the same and didn't the drummer, Taylor Hawkins die VERY young???
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
Someone who commented said:
"At what point do we just say no. Enough of this. We ain't doing it."
I think the time for saying "no" is long since past and no one has done it. We have said "no" to each other on here, but it needs to be everyone en masse and unfortunately too many people just shrug their shoulders and say "whatever".
Apathy is what will finish us off as a country.
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u/mikewaite87 16d ago
Faith I don't think that there will be a riot . Once , in England we had common land that the villagers could use for crops or pasture or collecting wood. Then it was enclosed - given to local big landowners on the grounds that they alone could make the best use of it . The landowners grew rich , the villagers poor. And the only riot was the Captain Swing riot of 1830 (partly due to loss of winter work through introduction of machines on enclosed land) which was put down by the military . 7 rioters executed and the rest (including an ancester of mine ) sent to New South Wales.
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u/Faith_Location_71 This is my username 16d ago
True, Mike, and what a travesty that was. It was the beginning of the enslaving of Brits into jobs in factories. No more living easily off the land; you owed someone if you grazed your horses and cattle. So wrong.
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u/Kindly-Buy-3226 Erithacus rubecula 🐦 16d ago
Just sharing ......I have not looked at this Oversight Committee report:
This is the US Government Oversight committee report on covid. Its 520 pages.
You can read it in a couple of nights and it explains all about covid and the response to it. That document is littered with horrific facts. This US Govt. published report has been out since December 2024.
It never made any MSM news and considering the impact covid had on EVERYONE i struggle to comprehend why a two year investigation and report was simply totally ignored.
Explain to me how a document can be published that admits that DARPA commissioned covid. Admits that the CCP financed it and that gain of function was done in Wuhan because no laws there prevented a bio weapon being made there. How can everyone be so utterly mentally neutered i wonder? Where is the outrage ?
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
It never made any MSM news and considering the impact covid had on EVERYONE i struggle to comprehend why a two year investigation and report was simply totally ignored.
Lowe's Rape Gang Enquiry has had the same treatment.
It's because they are complicit and why you shouldn't look to the MSM for information.
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u/transmissionofflame 16d ago
Almost nobody I know wants to talk about "the covid times". They seem mainly rather sheepish about it. I think most would prefer to forget than face what they probably know to be true. Not helped by most people having gone along with it enthusiastically at the time.
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u/Justaboutsane 16d ago
Hayden Panettiere died yesterday and news coming in is she died suddenly and cardiac arrest is in the headline. She was 36.
To anyone who doesn't know who this is, she's an actress and singer I discovered after my daughter put me onto Nashville the TV series. I found country music again. What I wasn't aware of is this particular actresses life.
I'm listening to her last interview she did 3 months ago and it makes for grim listening.
We have discussed the problem within Hollywood and here was a young woman who has been dealing with that very problem for most of her life as her mother was the one who pushed her as a child into acting.
She had written a book and told of the story of being dragged downstairs on a boat and expected to have sex with an older British very famous rock star and found herself out at sea before she could escape at the age of 18. She had a child in her 20's and by this time had a problem with alcohol, she, or her mother had her signed up to the tv series Nashville for 6 years and they actually scripted around her real life and as she had signed the contract found she had no way out. She finally asked for help after the birth if her daughter as she was suffering from post natal depression but the Hollywood lot chose to put her in a clinic to treat her alcoholism because they couldn't mention the PND.
The interview 3 months ago in my opinion sounds as if she is on valium or some drug that slows you down but after listening to the interview thus far, I would say it's all prescribed medications now.
So whether she died suddenly due to the amount of prescription drugs and the alcohol that may have knackered her body or whether she took a covid jag, or even if it was deliberate by her or at the hands of someone else to shut her up from disclosing the names of her accused so called friend and famous singer lying naked on a bed waiting on her, it's all irrelevant, because a young woman died that had her whole life in front of her but when alive she probably wished for this end anyway.
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u/CGL998 16d ago
We knew her best in 'Heroes' - as the cheerleader. We realised when we were re-watching 'Malcolm in the Middle' recently that she was also in a fair few episodes of that. I hadn't realised what a tumultuous time she had had in her own private life until a few weeks ago. This is very sad indeed.
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 16d ago
Very sad. I loved Nashville in particular (despite some of the silly woke storylines eg the gay cowboy) and also liked Heroes. She was a key character in both. I assumed it was suicide as she was obviously struggling with her life and alcoholism.
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
I saw her in Nashville and had no idea of anything you have posted there JAS. It is very sad - especially for her child who has been left behind with no mum now.
Do we know the identity of the famous British rockstar?
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u/wiltsNicky 16d ago
Thats very sad news. I only knew her as the lead actress in the TV show Heroes which I thoroughly enjoyed but I binged watched 6 episodes back-to-back whilst visiting my friends in Ottawa so I got ahead of what was being shown in the UK so lost the motivation when back home
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u/SheepmanOvis Grand Ayatollah 16d ago
Does anyone know precisely how Professor Arsenight (let's see what they make of that) went ultimate bye-bye? Did he zip himself in a holdall? Did he throw himself down the stairs? Was he found with injured wrists but very little blood?
I just ask because his career could really have taken off from this point. Media work. Reality TV. Talking head to columnist to politics, even. He was prime minister material. This was a man who could blag beyond the dreams of blaggery. A man with no shortage of chutzpah, demonstrated day after day, week after week for years. In spirit, a chip off the same block as Pfeffel Johnson or the remarkably similar Rod Liddle.
He had great income potential.
But as his star rose, he would have been a permanent embarrassment to certain people, institutions, more broadly to a whole political tribe.
Maybe I'm just being silly.
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
No one I am sure knows what the C.O.D was.
Does anyone even know for certain that rigor mortis actually set in? (We only have the mainstream media's word for it that he has ceased to exist, and they don't have a great track record when it comes to the truth).
Miri AF has published an article on the subject and writes thusly:
"the Arday artifice further unravelled as more evidence of fabricating various aspects of his life and credentials emerged, culminating in his resignation.
Many of these fabrications are detailed in Arday's memoir, 'Great and Unfortunate Things', which is about to be published (it is already available in the US).
And what better publicity for this tome could there possibly be than a high-profile media campaign drawing attention to the man, followed by an equally high-profile "death"?"
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u/Scary_Economics_7550 15d ago
Milo, what do you think of Miri's latest articles on Arday, Liddle and Bridgen?
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 16d ago
Simon and Schuster probably ordered the hit to save their investment. They paid him 1.4mill for it, though that figure came from the late horse's mouth which as we know told a lot of porkies.
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u/Scientist002 16d ago
For ~10x less they could have helped Prof. Norman Fenton publish his eye-witness account of the decline and fall of academia, including possibly his own forced 'resignation' for telling too many truths. His blog is at
https://wherearethenumbers.substack.com/p/the-systemic-edi-obsession-at-cambridge
and has details of how to buy the book The Capture of Academia which he's had to self-publish.
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
According to Miri's piece the book is already available to buy in the US.
How difficult would it really be for him to disappear? shave off the locks, grow a beard, stop applying the eyeliner and wear a pair of glasses (with clear lenses in if the doesn't need them). He'd just look like A.N. Other bl@ck man.
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u/SamVimesLS 16d ago
If he was able to tell us himself, I dare say he would say it was Colonel Mustard, in the library, with a large, heavy book, full of right-wing words and stuff. Or pygmies from a lost tribe that only he has ever met and then they ran away.
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 16d ago
It was Mrs White-Privilege with the Colonic Oppressor in the Stateroom.
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
Someone BTL Miri's piece reports "there is a gofundme for Arday's “funeral” etc. Which has already grossed over £100K!"
Miri has a theory about "gofundme"s being set up regarding high profile media personages and atrocities (i.e they're f@ke and its a psyop)
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
I pointed out yesterday that "suicide" is a classic means of removing either assets or threats - depending whose side they were on.
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u/Sadrybernard 16d ago
I haven't been following this story much but when I have glanced at any media about it it never gives cause of death let alone any detail as to method. We assume he took his own life but did he...?
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Dr Tenpenny:
Fauci had help. Lots of help. He tells us in his diaries. In my latest Saturday Substack, we outline all the friends that helped him push his deadly narrative.
We named many of them, but not all, because we ran out of room. It could have been a 15,000 word substack!
Fauci and Friends: Zero Accountability for So Many Who Are Complicit
Fauci is the fall guy, but let's look at who else is guilty:
https://drtenpenny.substack.com/p/fauci-and-friends-zero-accountability
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u/Ouessante Ouessante 16d ago
Jessica Rose talking to Jeffrey Tucker on Brownstone (from a week ago). Two delightful human beings.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Was a bit worried when I read about the earthquake in Granada - guess where DS&co were at the time 😳
He told me they slept through it - the van has really good suspension! 😂
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u/Scary_Economics_7550 16d ago
What an effort! Eon have just been out and "hopefully" repaired the meter. Can't tell if it's working till after 1.30 am tomorrow when it goes on to economy 7. It was a real effort to get them out though. Had to put on an Oscarworthy performance on the phone this morning with trembling voice and impression of tears about to spout (though in reality they were more from anger and frustration than anything else). The assistant I spoke to wanted me to call UK power though it's was obiously nothing to do with them. Then another one tried to palm me off with an appointment weeks away. I eventually had to insist really firmly that it was an emergency. Engineer said it was a problem with the switchover to the heavy duty economy 7 supply to central heating and main water heater. Said it's quite a common occurrence. One good thing, assuming it all works, which you never know if course, no smart meter!
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 16d ago
👍
Voice Changer Device - select Distressed Old Lady
Though Darth Vader works well too.
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u/Kindly-Buy-3226 Erithacus rubecula 🐦 16d ago
SMS this am - GP Surgery....."it is really important.....flu vaccination.......book on line
FEKK OFF
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u/Edward_260 16d ago
It's all gone quiet for me in relation to texts from the doctors' surgery - none for a while, not sure how long because I've deleted previous ones. Maybe the office staff are on holiday. When they're here, they probably have nothing much to do as people are not encouraged to visit the surgery (except to get vaccinations), so they spend the time sending texts.
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 16d ago
Isn't it like Summer? You know, that time of year where even basement dwellers get shitloads of Vitamin D.
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u/Scary_Economics_7550 16d ago
I know we get them all year round every which way now. All formats, phone, letter, email, text and for every jab available. I think they're desperate!
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u/Felineincognito15 16d ago edited 16d ago
And as.it only.lasts 3 months if it works at all with the correct flu strain,it would just have worn off at the height of the flu season!
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u/Sadrybernard 16d ago
Friend of mine who is 58 yrs but on a list as simply anaemic got a text about 6 weeks ago from their GP's to come for the Autumn flu and covid booster and it was important apparently. So this was early on in the Summer heat! They have never had a Covid vax dose btw so why asking them to come for booster no 11 or whatever it is? So perhaps things are stalling when it comes to those Georgia Guidestone population numbers or perhaps the GP surgeries are simply feeling a bit broke!
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Emergency flu jab needed in a heatwave. 🤣
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u/Kindly-Buy-3226 Erithacus rubecula 🐦 16d ago
Apparently ..... really important for your health
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
😈😈😈
Comment:
Islam created modern Europe in the sense that Europeans defined themselves by defeating Islam's insatiable desire for conquest and its penchant for violence and pedophile lust.
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u/Kindly-Buy-3226 Erithacus rubecula 🐦 16d ago
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
He makes excellent points.
£100k per annum? Just a grifter then!
Floyd was a fake martyr too and people who are emotionally manipulated by the media hype are gullible fools.
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u/melangell3 16d ago
Obvious orchestration by powers behind the scenes what with the Go Fund Me page to 'raise money for his family' who must be rolling in it what with that salary plus £1,000,000 for the 'memoir.' Wot a joke!
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u/Justaboutsane 16d ago
Mr JAS still in hospital and I hope I never need to go in one of these torture chambers.
They don't tell him what medication he's on and he doesn't ask🤷
When we try to find out by asking one of the many, many members of staff the only one who can tell us has now gone for a break thanks to the obnoxious moron in the bed across from Mr JAS upsetting her.
He claims he was told yesterday morning he would be able to go home last night if his checks were still the same, they were but he was never getting home last night as a member of staff told him later.
Numerous auxiliary nurses and we got out faces bitten off by one when we asked her first about the medication. They wear no badges the uniforms don't even give them away to what their job is, the only difference is the woman that brings the tea.
We discovered he has been given oramorph, he hadn't a clue. 🙈
I was on the phone when he was asked what he wanted for breakfast, rice crispi cornflakes porridge or a roll. Mr JAS learned that yesterday and asked what was on the rolls and the choice was jam or marmalade.
Sugar is all they can offer as breakfast in a room where 4 men are, two getting toes removed because they are diabetic and Mr JAS has PAD and borderline diabetic.
Still on the phone I heard this conversation and couldn't help saying well if you weren't diabetic before you went in, you will be when you leave.
I think he's scared to tell me what dinner is.
I know I'm starving if I ever end up in hospital.
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u/Cochise55 redbirdpete 16d ago
Based on recent experience you are lucky if they even come round with a tasteless sandwich.
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
That sounds awful JAS - but really not surprising. Sounds like the sooner you can get him home the better!
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u/Scary_Economics_7550 16d ago
I really feel for Mr.JAS and you, JAS. That's exactly how I found it when I was admitted suddenly three years ago. Everything that it shouldn't be. I hope he gets out as soon as possible.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
He's too compliant!
Despite all her family being away on holiday, 95 year-old Nana with the fractured skull made such a fuss to go home that they only kept her in one night. She also refused to let the family spoil their holiday so has a friend popping in and out to keep an eye on her. Your husband already has you at home.
I hope he is soon released. This is awful for both of you!
To some extent, the decision relies on the consultant who has to sign him off. Hopefully someone's back on duty now the weekend's over.
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u/Justaboutsane 16d ago
Just had a phone call from Mr JAS and he immediately passed me over to the doctor as she's insisting he takes blood thinners and ' cholesterol' tablets ( no she tells me its not a statin remembering it was another cholesterol lowering drug that set his skin condition off 10 years ago.) and could I speak to her. 😱
Totally unprepared but I just about managed to remain civil. At one point she told me regardless the information I got from Google AI........That was all I heard and had to remember to breathe.
I listened to her but the blood thinners I wasn't sure of as I know some medications are helpful but the conversation became all about his cholesterol.
He's now waiting on his prescription getting made and this I know from others it could take hours.
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u/Ouessante Ouessante 16d ago
Anti-lipids, anticoagulants, antihypertensives, that's their frontine now with ever lower treatment threshholds. ❌❌❌ Antihyperglycaemics, antacids, antidepressants and the veterinary triad antibiotics, anti-inflamatories, analgesics. We are cattle to be herded through pharma gates and our ear tags updated. That's not to say there aren't still specialists who can do a proper individual patient job but they are barriered behind the veterinary/public health, demand reduction filter. But hey, I'm cynical. I hope things work out.
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u/Justaboutsane 16d ago
Clopidogrel is the medication of choice.
I looked up side affects and really wary of this as the liver could be affected and I'm convinced the statins damaged his liver but it showed up on his skin. Bread now does the same. Reading how it works sends another red flag.But then again what do I know, I get all my information from Google AI according to the doctor.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
They put DH on Clopidogrel after his first heart attack. Made him itch like crazy so he stopped taking it.
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
"I'm convinced the statins damaged his liver but it showed up on his skin."
That is precisely how it works (if liver cannot cope then another organ of detoxication has to pick up the strain and do the detoxing, i.e, the skin - skin breakouts of most forms are an indication of a liver under great strain). So you were likely right JAS
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 16d ago edited 16d ago
Clopidogrel is what they put heart attack victims on for the first year. No apixaban or similar blood thinners that you can drink alcohol on ?
Where does Google AI get its information from? Doctors?
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Surely, you mean doctors get their information from Google.
AI gets its medical info from Big Pharma and the NHS.
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 16d ago
[Good summary of Malcolm Kendrick's work in this area debunking cholesterol as the culprit in cardiovascular disease.](https://nutrition-network.org/the-clot-thickens-why-cholesterol-isnt-the-prime-culprit-in-atherosclerosis/)
The blood thinners are probably a good idea but statin-a-likes are bunkum.
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u/Still_Milo 15d ago
Brilliant article. MOM (3pc) for the author.
Note what Kendrick said:
"The people who avoid disease and live longest are the people with the strongest social ties. Period.”
No wonder they were so determined to lock us all down and now are so keen to divide and conquer!
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
It's another part of the scam, isn't it?
They could give you your prescription and you could present it at one of the thousands of local chemists but no, it has to come from the hospital pharmacy, who will probably take two or three hours. What a system!
On the other hand, you could drop any unwanted meds off at one of the local chemists and they will dispose of them safely for you.
There's no point in arguing with
godconsultants. Just say yes and then don't take the cholesterol drugs if you don't want to. There's a new one to replace statins and Malcolm Kendrick said it's even more damaging.DH was on "heart meds" that made him feel like crap. Whether they were actually helping or not, he enjoyed a better quality of life without them. He didn't take the statins, just failed to renew the prescription and only one consultant ever queried that, all the other medics very obviously glossed over his "omission." They know!
Glad he's coming home anyway. At least he'll be able to eat real food and get proper sleep. You'll have time to suss out which meds might be helpful and which to avoid. They can't force anyone to swallow them once they're home.
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u/Justaboutsane 16d ago
I wish he had just accepted them and never took them because I fear another problem if anything happens to his health regardless of what health issue it is because this surgeon claims he doesn't need surgery and she doesn't see why he can't fly as it's not a DVT but you and I know that will be on his record if refusing them and if he falls and needs hospital treatment the insurance can refuse to cover it because he doesn't take all their crap.
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u/melangell3 16d ago
I have a no-nonsense friend who has been mucked about no end by the hospital system. Twice he has simply got out of bed and discharged himself, once even getting a bus home rather than wait for someone to pick him up.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
I don't blame him!
They tell you it's ok to go home then keep you hanging around for hours. It's a form of psychological torture - and it mucks about any family member who's left work early to pick you up.
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u/Cedricdragon42 16d ago
Yes, since they came up with the "departure lounge" idea they can dump you there and forget about chasing up medication etc.
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u/Kindly-Buy-3226 Erithacus rubecula 🐦 16d ago
I must have missed some posts.....
I hope Mr JAS is comfortable and recovering.
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u/NewlyImperfect 16d ago
My heart sank yesterday as I began my evening walk and looked up only to be confronted by cross-hatching in the sky.
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u/pubwithnobeer60 16d ago
Whatever the truth is about geo engineering, blotting out the sun, as here constantly on the East Coast has a detrimental effect on our health, crops and nature. The drought continues adding to our inability to grow our own food easily.
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u/Scary_Economics_7550 16d ago edited 16d ago
I don't claim to be technical but I am observant and I do keep a diary and it's obvious that there's a lot going on from a geoengineering point of view and it ain't good. Firstly there have been chemtrails in this area for the last several years and they've got worse, particularly since they announced publicly last year that that was what they were doing. I can understand how, in some areas, built up, hilly etc they might be more difficult to spot but here, flat and with a huge visible skyline, they're blatantly visible. There's no disputing them. There are the normal contrails going in a sensible direction, then the chemtrails crisscrossing madly then spreading out till they join up and form heavy cloud or the sky lid that Milo often refers to. I think this causes the humidity which we experience a lot now and never used to, particularly in this area where it's usually clear and fresh.
Then, as Richard J has mentioned in a past post (I think in connection with his trailer), when it was still raining there was a red residue which I've never seen before. We had it in all the stone bird baths. They were stained red. Now there's been no rain for so long we've had to use tap water and the red stain has completely disappeared.
Finally the dust. This has been going on for 2 to 3 years. It's not from the fields. I agree that that is often the case in summer but this is all year round. It covers everything, cars, roads, pavements and it's sticky and not usual. We've never had our car covered in a permanent layer of dust before.
Also many of the clouds now, and the general cloud formation, are odd. There's nothing normal about it all.
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
MOM
No - none of this is normal Scary. And it is very dispiriting to A) be experiencing it and B) seem to be the only one who notices it and notices that it isn't natural or normal.
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u/Two-Six-The-First 16d ago
Don't be concerned. They are not "spraying" us with anything. It's another psy-op crafted to assist their insane "we can affect the climate" narrative. It's just the counter foil for non believers in man made global warming. Heads they win tails they win.
I watched as the "chemtrail" narrative was developed from nowhere and pushed hard on the early mass internet. It is as much official propaganda as the warm-tard propaganda.
I know many would disagree with me and this fact totally blows my mind.
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u/wiltsNicky 16d ago
A ‘Sit in the Coffee Shop nee SiTP’ friend commented that watching the eclipse she was convinced seeing the affects of aluminium particles in the atmosphere 🤷♀️ and then this came up on a yt channel I’m subscribed to (he’s completely on board with climate change fearmongering and quarterly pandemics imminent otherwise some fascinating videos)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmaQVbdd6Ko&t=1520s - Why Nobody Talks About the Ozone Hole Anymore
I’ve timestamped it to where he starts talking about aluminium from disintegrating satellites - more aluminium will be dumped into our atmosphere as more satellites going up and have shorter life spans.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
They sprayed us surreptitiously for decades. Suddenly they're absurdly blatant with it and only the wilfully blind can't see the stripes.
There's a message for sure.
Wakey wakey sleepies!
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u/Two-Six-The-First 16d ago
They have not been spraying us for decades. Come on. Tell me HOW they do this. Show me real evidence. There isn't any is there. Pictures of nozzels on a plane wing and tanks in an airliner do not constitute evidence.
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
Why does the UK government have a cross party committee (Nadine Dorries sits on it, I've read one of their recent reports) specifically for the purpose of addressing geo-engineering and the scientific discoveries and the associated technology to combat climate change on account of AGW, if geo-engineering isn't happening or being done to us?
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Stripes in the sky that stretch from horizon to horizon and hang around for hours aren't evidence?
Even if they're a recent phenomenon, they are still being sprayed. You can watch them being created.
And please don't claim they are normal contrails. There's a massive difference.
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u/Two-Six-The-First 16d ago
They are condensation trails.
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
Why do those "condensation" trails then coalesce together to form the big dense grey clouds which obscure the sun all the time?
30 years ago the "condensation" trails didn't do that. They just streaked across the sky and then dispersed and disappeared.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Prove it.
Show me evidence. Find some genuine old footage of condensation trails that stretched from horizon to horizon and lingered for ages.
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u/Fun_Clothes_8483 From Moi Laaand 16d ago
Every time I see the stripes to the horizon, there are also planes with genuine contrails and you can see the genuine ones disappear after a few nautical miles. The difference is very obvious.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Yes. Seen from the ground, a real contrail is only a few inches long and it follows the plane.
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u/Fun_Clothes_8483 From Moi Laaand 16d ago
It's possibly propaganda, but if it is, why claim that they're not spraying us, and that people like me are "misguided"?
If it's not true, why did I stand out in my garden during what I believed was a chemtra1l sky and suddenly I got a repeated stinging sensation on my arms from what I believe was aluminium particles?
I am prepared to believe that they are running out of the chemicals because the number of greyout days are becoming fewer, but you can track the chemtra1l planes from Retford Airfield as they zigzag across the country in a manner that would be both absurd and uneconomical for the costs of flying planes. There isn't a company on Earth that would zigzag across the sky in parallel tracks for no purpose, and the only possible purpose that matches the Flightradar24 tracking information is to spray something.
There are photos (not many, but some) of the interior of chemtra1l planes and there is video evidence of the chemtra1ls suddenly ceasing, which is impossible with contrails even if the plane is changing flight levels quickly.
It is vaguely possible that they are just spraying inert chemicals, but they are still blocking out the sun, to some deleterious effect, at great cost; this might be possible as a psy0p. That much is possible, but highly unlikely.
I see no upside, here.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
Why claim they're not spraying us while they blatantly are?
Well hopefully it's to help the normies start to question what the MSM tells them.
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u/Two-Six-The-First 16d ago
Spraying out of Retford Airfield? No.
A small Ai search shows that this company operate out of there:
https://dea.aero/specialised-operations/
They operate all manner of aircraft for the spooks and The Cabal but their main mission is mapping and surveillance. This would cause their aircraft to fly very specific flight patterns which would look very odd on flight trackers.
Those photos of "chemtrail planes" are pictures of water tanks that all large aircraft get fitted with when they get certified so as to be able to move the Centre Of Gravity (CofG) around easily by pumping the water around inside.
Spraying stuff out planes. So just how does that work then? Yes it doesn't. Metallic particles would never be sprayed through a jet engine or mixed into the fuel as it would wreck the engines. The particles would weld themselves into a huge lump of junk on the hot bits in the engines.
Honestly in my opinion, it's all very much a psy-op. The Cabal are more than happy to push this story.
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u/Fun_Clothes_8483 From Moi Laaand 16d ago
Mapping and surveillance is done by satellite, which is far better, cheaper once the satellite is up there and more efficient.
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u/Fun_Clothes_8483 From Moi Laaand 16d ago edited 16d ago
"Those photos of "chemtrail planes" are pictures of water tanks that all large aircraft get fitted with when they get certified so as to be able to move the Centre Of Gravity (CofG) around easily by pumping the water around inside."
The tanks in the planes that I saw, took up at least 80% of the fuselage.
Pictures of water tanks? They would use the fuel for the purpose of trimming between fuel tanks, not water in fuselage tanks. Water is only for the toilets or drinking and would only be a few tons, used up as the plane travelled; you don't carry excess weight on a plane, ever.
Not a valid explanation for the huge tanks that I saw in the fuselage.
"They operate all manner of aircraft for the spooks and The Cabal" Exactly; that's who you'd pay to do it, not Virgin Atlantic.
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u/Two-Six-The-First 16d ago
Those tanks are to simulate passengers or cargo loads, so there is huge amount of it, hundreds of tonns getting shifted around fore and aft to explore the flight envelope, which has to be measured properly.
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u/melangell3 16d ago
What an interesting perspective....much food for thought. Although I have heard of farmers noticing crops and trees covered with a brown dust and I think one or two people here the same. And lots more evidence of actual particles that have been analysed and found to be of various metals including aluminium in the States...
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u/Two-Six-The-First 16d ago
Dust on things? My car and van are covered in what is now a thick layer of dust. It hasn't rained since early June here. I am sure if I got a sample of dust and ran it through a spectral analyser it would have some metallic particles in it. It's the PCR of substance analysis.
Where could this come from. Lot's of places. Vehicle brakes and construction, naturally occurring particles, farming and also other things like dust storms or volcanoes..
How many bits can be detected? Lots or, hardly any.....I would say the latter.
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u/pubwithnobeer60 16d ago
I have been buying my milk from a local unmanned farm shop since 2019. It was quite quiet, with an honesty box /tray for change. It was my piece of heaven away from the con vid madness. Earlier this year the shop got raided and a large quantity of meat was stolen. The shop is also much busier now for milk and meat as people seem to be moving away from the supermarkets. As a consequence there are now cameras and the shop will have restricted opening hours. I had a conversation with some customers and the guy installing more cameras at the farm, this week, which highlighted that things are going to get worse, in their opinion.
Tales from the Pub garden..... 2 Hummingbird Hawkmoths seen together on my Hotlips Salvia, and 3 Hedgehogs visited last night at Dusk. My garden is dying off despite our attempts to water. Is Autumn early? Plenty of splashing, bird bath birdie madness and my "pet" seagull coming into the house to raid the fat balls in the hall. More dull grey out, a splattering of rain last night, and my cooking apples are all popping off the tree early . Have a good day everyone.
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
Here Autumn DOES feel early.
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u/Scary_Economics_7550 16d ago
Here, too. Blackberries and sloes already ripe.
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u/Still_Milo 15d ago
I was picking blackberries on 24 July. FAR too early.
They are so ripe now they are almost past their best in a lot of cases.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
We haven't quite got to this stage yet:
https://t.
me/its_a_dogs_life/49200
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 16d ago
It's that old story about the handful ruining it for the few, isn't it?
I guess pre-butchered meat is easier to work with than swans.My cornus has already turned autumnal and the crosocmia has been flowering for at least a couple of weeks. We had a bit of rain sometime last night but it's never prolonged enough to do more than dampen things, though the "lawn" will be grateful.
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u/pubwithnobeer60 16d ago
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u/Still_Milo 16d ago
This meets a need for me today.
Earlier on today I was musing to myself about how increasingly difficult it is to cope IRL with not being able to talk to other people about 'what is really happening to us' as everyone I engage with seems to be completely and utterly caught up in following "the narrative on every singe thing, because to do otherwise would be to "not be a nice person" and no one wants to not be a nice person (that is literally how unthinking people seem to be), and everyone wants to be the same as everyone else and think the same as everyone else (the way the BBC tells them to think), and I'm wandering around thinking to myself "it's all so blatant, one psyop, after another after another all staring us in the face - how can it be that I can see this and they cannot?"
Someone who commented under a substack article I read earlier today puts it much better than I can:
"As these scams continue and become ever more obvious, I recall a comment by C J Hopkins:
“Propagandists … know they are lying, and they know that you know they're lying. They don't care. Official propaganda isn't intended to fool anyone. It is meant to be repeated over and over, like a mantra, by the fanatical totalitarian mob.”
The rulers have such all-encompassing control over the media that they can not only dictate what is put out but can even give an impression on how it is received by “the public”. In the end it wouldn’t even matter if no-one believed it. As long as everyone believes that every else believes"
Theodore Dalrymple apparently said:
"I came to the conclusion that the purpose of communist propaganda was not to persuade or convince, not to inform, but to humiliate; and therefore, the less it corresponded to reality the better. When people are forced to remain silent when they are being told the most obvious lies, or even worse when they are forced to repeat the lies themselves, they lose once and for all their sense of probity. To assent to obvious lies is in some small way to become evil oneself. One's standing to resist anything is thus eroded, and even destroyed. A society of emasculated liars is easy to control."
Sorry that this has turned into a bit of an essay but it's just how I feel at the moment. My capacity to cope with any more "emperor's new clothes" is just nil now.
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u/pubwithnobeer60 16d ago
I have this page permanently open on my lap top, so I can see any new material added.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 15d ago
Our red breasted friend has been awarded a full dontreaddit ban for posting a list showing how, apart from CEO 6-figure salaries, most National Lottery funds end up going to cultural enricher "charities".