Open (More or Less) Post on Covid 67

[ecosophia]

As we proceed through the second year of these open posts, it's pretty clear that the official narrative is cracking as the toll of deaths and injuries from the Covid vaccines rises steadily and the vaccines themselves demonstrate their total uselesness at preventing Covid infection or transmission. It's still important to keep watch over the mis-, mal- and nonfeasance of our self-proclaimed health gruppenfuehrers, and the disastrous results of the Covid mania, but I think it's also time to begin thinking about what might be possible as the existing medical industry reels under the impact of its own self-inflicted injuries. 

So it's time for another open post. The rules are the same as before: 

1. If you plan on parroting the party line of the medical industry and its paid shills, please go away. This is a place for people to talk openly, honestly, and freely about their concerns that the party line in question is dangerously flawed and that actions being pushed by the medical industry et al. are causing injury and death. It is not a place for you to dismiss those concerns. Anyone who wants to hear the official story and the arguments in favor of it can find those on hundreds of thousands of websites.

2. If you plan on insisting that the current situation is the result of a deliberate plot by some villainous group of people or other, please go away. There are tens of thousands of websites currently rehashing various conspiracy theories about the Covid-19 outbreak and the vaccines. This is not one of them. What we're exploring is the likelihood that what's going on is the product of the same arrogance, incompetence, and corruption that the medical industry and its tame politicians have displayed so abundantly in recent decades. That possibility deserves a space of its own for discussion, and that's what we're doing here. 
 
3. If you plan on using rent-a-troll derailing or disruption tactics, please go away. I'm quite familiar with the standard tactics used by troll farms to disrupt online forums, and am ready, willing, and able -- and in fact quite eager -- to ban people permanently for engaging in them here. Oh, and I also lurk on other Covid-19 vaccine skeptic blogs, so I'm likely to notice when the same posts are showing up on more than one venue. 

4. If you don't believe in treating people with common courtesy, please go away. I have, and enforce, a strict courtesy policy on my blogs and online forums, and this is no exception. The sort of schoolyard bullying that takes place on so many other internet forums will get you deleted and banned here. Also, please don't drag in current quarrels about sex, race, religious, etc. No, I don't care if you disagree with that: my journal, my rules. 

With that said, the floor is open for discussion.  

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Locally lots of dying, it started tapering off about 17 months ago and stopped altogether about 11 months ago. For that I'm thankful, I had grown weary of standing outside for funerals.

rabtter

[dendroica]

There has been very little dying in my circles since 2019. The next five years are almost guaranteed to bring a large number of deaths given the number of people in their mid to late 80s, regardless of how the overall trends move.

It seems to go in waves, and the 15-20% increase in dying does not yet appear obvious from my perspective.

I do see too many young deaths in the paper and my friends have had too many stillbirths, but it seems we're not (yet) in territory where the mortality/morbidity story is obvious on the ground, without the aid of statistics and doctors' reports.

open thread archive .epub, txt, html / the whole open thread and comments

[(Anonymous)]

The following links contains the archives (.epub and html, and for Vol. 2 text too)

Volume 1 (everything before 1st March 2022)
Volume 1 - .html archive
https://mega.nz/file/8dBxzC4B#AkuddhK1eMAHK8xtCquBd7Es_19uU0UVAuO26PJ61ow

Volume 1 - .epub archive
https://mega.nz/file/8JYV3QBT#ydwISn-_JZGsa3KCfNlMPZSmCKWEFgTYMJJnsvN0D9c

Volume 2 (everything after 1st of March)

Volume 2 - .html archive
https://mega.nz/file/INBEUapS#hp4rZVkoJCZ4yKEfz-gr48iMpOfLcSVqFWHeoGWq5a4

Volume 2 - .txt archive
https://mega.nz/file/lQ5mEDiR#hrMVcUi03aJLuODjvTrFQbrmq4IRfqJMdO-Osd4c8Rc

Volume 2 - .epub archive
https://mega.nz/file/xFomBI4K#qXMkKUAW2TErbruBb9i7pp30QNmQ8I-0isT7Yj1gfbo


Volume 3 - .html archive
https://mega.nz/file/dBgwATaC#_RzVYYz6l2RZCmWo9YyfVVmUsVDrxZFdPU8G1RP_B6g

Volume 3 - .txt archive
https://mega.nz/file/9NoD3ZxL#2WcAManqJI02wQz9R2ltiRBhRjN1RWVK5Jn_xN0l1-M

Volume 3 - .epub archive
https://mega.nz/file/JExj0LjL#MdHLt851F2YSAusiNnr_lv7g90tMAndUjGKCalumIbE

Re: open thread archive .epub, txt, html / the whole open thread and comments

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you

Marathon Man

[(Anonymous)]

Walking NYC streets recently, one question pervaded my mind. A punchline from a 1970s thriller that I was too young to understand at the time but I do now and find it slightly ironic that the nazi villain was as obsessed with the same thing as everyone else.

Is it safe?

This notion, all encompassing, everywhere all the time, safety. In turning it over in my mind it led to an angry God, a God tired of our wicked ways… The other hypotheses, which I hadn’t considered too much until that day, came into sharp relief and in retrospect, I’m here trying to make the connection clearer. Something about safety and the lengths we go to pursue it seemed silly, seemed wicked. Poisoning children at every turn and doing it in the name of safety. The whole notion of a single type of medication to keep people safe, the gaming of our biological responses knowing full well it can go wrong.

Is it safe?

Of course not, there’s no safety in this world, only opportunity. At least that’s what I used to believe. Now I just see us deluding ourselves… Or is it effective propaganda. Tell the big lie often enough and too many will believe… It is safe! And effective too!!!

But what about all this could anger a God? Hubris. So much of the past two years has been drenched in it. The angry God hypothesis seemed so clear in my mind that warm November night, man in his hubris has set something into motion that could have a terrible blow back. As I struggle to raise children in this madness, I know I am caught up in it 100%! I’m running this marathon till my lungs ache and my muscles burn and the question I can’t run away from…

Is it safe?

And there are so many other questions that follow. When will all be revealed? Is such a thing even possible? The political reality of last week makes war feel inevitable. Nothing can stop them now except maybe bankruptcy… and even at that, one seems to be tied into the other. It feels like mile six and the thought of another twenty is too much to take. The war on my refusal has moved onto my children and I think maybe it is both hypothesis, God has simply let a demonic hoard wreak havoc upon humanity. It sure feels that day with each passing week.

Is it safe?

Nope, not here anyhow and moving to Florida isn’t an option, at least not without breaking apart my family. How to fight Leviathan? Saying no has been my only sensible action but the beast is not without it’s resources to punish, to cause misery. I can already hear the argument, how can you deny your child an education? How can you deny your child the joy of being around other children? And then I am the monster. The devil, father of lies, the demon hypothesis makes the twisted logic logical… The evil of QR codes… The prospect of internment camps in NY state is very real now. All I want is health and prosperity for my children and to do that I may have to stand outside the law.

Is it safe?

Not at all, not even close… The NYC work mandate may be gone for the private sector but there’s still a very unspoken embrace of it at my job. No official word one way or the other but new job postings end with the medical experiment as a job requirement. How this became a prerequisite for employment, no demon or God need be involved, just human greed and gullibility. I hate being excluded but I know for now it’s best to keep my distance, to stay away. It’s a long mile six and all I can do is keep running!

Re: Marathon Man

[(Anonymous)]

I posted this satirical "news article" I wrote on our society's preoccupation with safety before, but it was a year or so ago so here it is again. Safety is a real, important concern in life but like anything else can be taken too far. This scenario is meant to be over-the-top absurd, but I'd say it's just the trends we're seeing now taken to their logical extreme.



Upon first impression, Randall Raef may not seem like someone who will revolutionize the world, but if you allow this professor at Etaroproc University to give you a tour of his Machines, your view of the future
will never be the same again. Over the past decade, Raef has been creating our future, a safe future in which all the dangers that most of us consider part of ordinary life are eliminated.

Raef has three Machines completed and fully inhabited, and five more in the building process. Each completed Machine looks from the outside to be just a huge box of a metal building, without any windows.
Inside, most of the space is taken up by thousands of rooms, each of which is a home for one person. Once settled in such a highly sanitized room, each person never has to leave again. The spaces in
the Machines that are not inhabited by people are used by robots to deliver the people everything they need, and remove their waste. The rooms are all outfitted with the latest in digital technology which
allows everyone to communicate with each other without leaving their rooms. Everyone is equipped to be able to work remotely, and any items they may need for their work are delivered to their room. The rooms
are securely locked so nobody can get out and endanger themselves or others.

The initial Machines that Raef has built are occupied either by prisoners or volunteers that have generally come from homeless communities, however Raef now plans to advertise them to get more and
more people to move in. Once there is a critical mass on Machines built, Raef indicated that he has contacts in the government and the media that will use all their influence to persuade people to resettle
to the safety of Machines. “Eventually”, Raef says, “Our plan is for everyone to be required to live in Machines.” For now, he admits, there will still have to be some people who work outside of a machine
as robotics technology isn’t advanced enough yet to replace all that humans need to do in the world at large. “There will be essential workers that will still need to leave their rooms to get certain jobs
done,” he says, “but they can still be settled in machines for the rest of their lives, and only be allowed out to work in strictly supervised situations.”

Raef plans to be able to strictly control population in his world of Machines because artificial insemination will be the only form of reproduction and fetuses will develop in labs. “There’s no way sex or any form of human contact can be completely safe, nor pregnancy either” he says, “Besides, this way we can have exactly the right population to fill the machines.” Babies will be raised in their own
rooms by robots that won’t make the sort of mistakes that parents can endanger their child with, and anyone who really wants to interact with babies can do it over video chat.

Raef admits there have been some challenges with the first three Machines. Some occupants have resisted, a few have found ways out and destroyed infrastructure or even in one case, found and attacked Raef
himself. Others have found ways to commit suicide inside their rooms. Raef is working on these issues. “Locks have been improved to the point that nobody has escaped in the last year. Rooms have been
padded, and items that have serious potential to be used for self-harm have been eliminated. We’re determined that anyone living in Machines will have completely safe lives, which includes being safe from one’s self,” he stated. He even is testing out putting some people in straitjackets if they don’t need the full use of their arms for their work. When asked why people have behaved in such ways, he seems both
angry and a bit mystified. “I’ve dedicated my life to giving these people the ideal life, safe from harm,” he says, “A lot of people are just ungrateful for all the work I have done to help them. People act
against their own interests all the time.” “These people are not qualified to make the best decisions for themselves,” he insists. “My education and experience has given me the skills to save the world,
and I won’t let idiots who are too stupid to care for themselves tear down the new world we’re building.”

Raef himself lives in a mansion in the hills that overlook San Francisco Bay. When asked whether he plans to move into a machine himself ever, he replies, "My own job of overseeing the construction and development of the Machines requires me to be mobile. I have to put myself at risk to create a world where others are safe. One day I may get the privilege of retiring to a Machine, but for now I have to
stay where I am even if it means my own safety is compromised."

Occupants of Raef’s Machines have also gone into a rage over some of the conditions he has provided for them. Several times, people have been upset over the food they are receiving. Raef’s response to that
is “All the food I’m giving them has been scientifically proven to be the most nutritious diet available, they should be thankful they get the benefit of world-class nutritionists who care about their needs.”
Since occupants of the machines can only communicate with others and get information through technology that Raef controls, he can keep any unrest from getting too out of hand by censoring anything that he
considers misinformation. Still, he’s concerned that some of the issues he’s had have come from outside agitators. “I think hackers from Russia must be finding a way to get through to some of the
occupants of my Machines. Why else would there be discontent in what’s the most perfect world created so far on our planet?” he theorizes. “Many people have even claimed they’re suffering strange illnesses,
even though they are just the touch of a screen away from some of the best medical care in the world. What else could explain that but influence from outside agitators leading to psychosomatic disease?” he
added.

Raef did eventually acknowledge that it’s possible that some people really do desire to be outside, have contact with others, and do things that can’t be done in a room with even the best of technology.
His advice to anyone who feels this way is not to oppose the Machines but to embrace advances in bionic technology. “Let’s face it,” he says, “living our lives the way we have been is horribly unsafe.”
“Once we have everyone safely inside Machines, we can put all our energy as a society into replacing our biological parts with bionic ones. Once we have eliminated biology in ourselves and eventually in
the larger world, it will be safe to come out of our rooms again. This is the way forward if we want to get out of our rooms, resisting the coming of the Machines is what backward idiots do.”

Raef recommends anyone that’s interested in a safe future who has any money to spare consider contributing to his charity MACS (Make America Completely Safe). MACS will spend your donations toward building and perfecting Machines as well as bionics research.

What might be possible - inspiration

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sure some people here are aware of Alan Chadwick, but in light of the directive to begin thinking about what is possible, I wanted to share this link:

https://chadwickarchive.org/

I've mentioned earlier that a mentor of mine had a chance to apprentice with Chadwick directly, and I've heard many first hand stories of the man and his adventures and accomplishments. He had an indomitable will, and worked magic with land and plants and people. He suffered no fools. He was of aristocratic roots, but lived by the notion of noblesse oblige. He was theatrical, a Shakespearean actor, artistic and associated with Theosophy and Anthroposophy, and was a direct student of Steiner. He is the kind of character who might resonate with a Retrotopia/Ecosophia minded person. There are hours of lectures hosted on this site. I've got an old stack of CDs of his lectures on biodynamics, copied off of earlier cassettes. (I've fired them up again to see if I can't get a hint on the weed ash garden ritual.)

Anyway, Chadwick, in hindsight, was obviously thinking about how to build a parallel society for our time. He saw it coming. For those of you in SF, you are surrounded by his old haunts. Earlier in my life I made the pilgrimage with said mentor to Green Gulch, where he passed and is buried, as well as Covelo and the Chadwick Garden at UC Santa Cruz. Anyone who has a chance to visit the Center for Agroecology at UCSC would be hard pressed to find a more dynamic space successfully imagining the parallel future. They are friendly, stop by to see the work! This is no soon-to-fail utopian commune. This place is churning out small organic farmers and market gardeners like nowhere else on earth.

I'm thinking we might build a list of these sorts of singular figures. Something akin to what JMG did here with occult history, and is doing now with his lineage. If we had to create a list of a dozen or two dozen masters, from around the world, whose work would inspire a parallel society, who would they be? I am nominating Chadwick as the first suggestion. Who else gets to join the crew?

Murmuration

Re: What might be possible - inspiration

[(Anonymous)]

Two other thoughts.

First, in light of the dark summer of love comments near the end of the last post. There was incredibly immense darkness inhabiting and emanating from SF in the 60s and 70s. Maybe as dark as it ever got, anywhere on earth, outside of LA. It’s not lost on me that this is the exact time when a figure emanating such blinding light as Chadwick set up shop in the same area.

Second, if a ‘parallel society’ website was created, as a semi-educational, semi-inspirational, semi-networking space, what would be important to include?

Murmuration

What is it with the knitting community!!?

[(Anonymous)]

The dog and cat have a new game where, if I leave my knitting on the table at night, the cat attacks the knitting and knocks it on the floor and the dog munches the needles. Lesson learned to put away my knitting before I go to bed.

Today I went to my local knitting shop to pick up some new needles and maybe also some sock yarn. I had avoided this shop over the past year, even though it is the closest to my home and I like their inventory, because the one time I went there after they re-opened last year (they closed entirely in 2020), they had a locked front door that you had to knock on to get permission to enter and then insisted on maximum masking, distancing, plexiglass in front of the cash register, etc. My thought today was that surely they would be over all that by now, right? I mean, what did everybody get vaccinated for?

Well, no such luck! The door to the shop was locked so you had to knock to be let in. I was the only person in the place besides the owner! And I was told I could not come in the door without a mask. I was there and wanted the needles, so I donned the paper mask that the owner gave me, got the needles and left. I decided that was my last visit to the shop. Other knitting stores in my area are not as draconian, but they are still all masked up behind the counter and flatten themselves behind the cash register if you get within 6 feet.

So I guess mail order? Or maybe I should start my own shop? With a big sign out front that says "No masking allowed; get as close as you want!"

There are some segments of the culture that seem to have gone more Branch Covidian than others and, at least in my area, the knitting community seems like they the absolute true believers. I just can't understand what is going on in their heads...

Re: What is it with the knitting community!!?

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds like a good chance to make a statement: knit yourself a mask (holes as large as possible), wear it into the crazy shops for a small purchase and observe the response. I'd love to see a video of the interactions!

*Ochre Harebrained Curmudgeon*

Oil Lady Update

[scotlyn]

Just to say that I have heard from the Oil Lady, and she has had two days with relatively little headache, and can even "get her brain to work". So, while she is not out of the woods yet, she seems to have found a path that leads in the right direction.

And many thanks for the prayers, the advice, and the information, she says.

Re: Oil Lady Update

[(Anonymous)]

Blessings

Thanks for the update

British Columbia hospitals not safe.

[(Anonymous)]

Dear JMG and everyone,
I recently wrote an article for our tiny local paper on how incompetent the nursing staff were found to be by a number of friends and relatives, all in a short time recently. Of course, a few people flipped out on me because they are old and remember a time when our hospitals were safe and clean.

So, I just wrote another article about staying out of hospital by considering one's health a great treasure and doing all the simple little things to stay healthy and fit. I mentioned that I am trying to find remedies I can produce myself from plants I can grow or forage as I may be priced out of pharmaceuticals or simply be unable to obtain them due to supply-chain problems.

Some people will flip out. It doesn't seem to take much to make them foam at the mouth. I suspect that other people will consider my ideas.

I was just visited by a friend who recently had a bout of congestive-heart failure. He has taken 3 shots and is in his late 50's. He said in the past 4 weeks, he has had five friends die of heart attacks and several more had heart attacks and recovered. Heart failure is starting to sound as common as a winter cold.
Maxine

Re: British Columbia hospitals not safe.

[(Anonymous)]

"Staying out of the hospital" has a few meanings...
1. The old meaning, stay healthy, stay safe, don't end up there, and
2. The new meaning, do whatever you can to heal yourself so you can avoid the hospital, so they don't put you on a vent and dose you with remdesivir after leaving to you to deteriorate for a few days and isolating you from your family because of COVID protocols. And justify the violation of your health care directive by telling your family once you are dead that you, in isolation, agreed to things you never would have agreed to.

I miss being able to trust our health care system, even though it wasn't always perfect. Now I distrust it. I hope I never need a blood transfusion because the system is full of vaxxed blood. I'll never get another vax again because I can't trust them. And to think I was the one who convinced my wife to let our kids get the chickenpox vaccine when she was hesistant. And I had been, at one time, trying to convince her about the HPV vax, but I went her way on that. But they completely destroyed that trust!!! Future vaccine development will major on mRNA vaccines anyways, so that's a big no.
In California, I can't trust my doctor on COVID related matters. They are legally bound to the dominant narrative by threat of law. So much for science.
A few years ago, viewing the long decline of industrial society, I made the statement that I thought one of the things we would hold onto until the bitter end was our health care system. I wouldn't have imagined, in my wildest thoughts, that we would intentionally destroy it as we have.
But we have destroyed it, in the name of pharma profits. We have perhaps entered the phase of decline where separate but related industries cannibalize each other for profit especially where they can get to a place of regulatory capture.
But it was easy for pharma to control and destroy the integrity of our health care system because doctors perhaps got far too used to being able to satisfy their patients with a prescription of some sort.

Vax damage tests

[(Anonymous)]

A question: a month or two or three ago, one of the substacks put out a post on how the various shots were distributed in time and space. When the data was aggregated, it showed a disturbing but very visible pattern. It appeared that different ‘versions’ of the shots were given in distinct timeframes, and when matched later with the vax damage data, the sense was that the companies were discretely trying things out to see what the effects were on people.

Does anyone remember this post, and who wrote it? Was it el gato? Sage? Jessica?

Murmuration

Re: Vax damage tests

[(Anonymous)]

I believe that was from Alexandra Latypova, the retired pharmaceutical executive who knows a lot about phamaceutical manuufacturing, and has been researching the publically available data and the contracts. I'll see if I can scare up a link for you, if someone doesn't supply one sooner.

Mauve Rubenesque Cockatiel

[(Anonymous)]

JMG, I hope it is ok that I re-post this,
since it went to the last pg of the last
covid thread:

an interview with Dr Reiner Fuellmich, Naomi
Wolf and Dr. Peter Breggin.
They talk about personality changes in ppl
after the fox:

https://beforeitsnews.com/international/2022/11/dr-reiner-fuellmich-suddenly-changed-personality-changes-after-mrna-injection-2510322.html

[(Anonymous)]

I'm carefully watching for this all the time, but haven't spotted anything substantial that I can talk about definitively.

However I do get a different feeling around unvaxxed people. It's hard to quantify, but it's some combination of sensing their energy and how they talk.

The vaxxed are 'stiffer' and less open, but to be fair they were probably like that anyway before the jab. Inevitably they proudly stand for 'democracy', which is a laugh considering what their democracies have done to them for the last 2 years. In other words they're brainwashed.

[(Anonymous)]

Here’s how one Canadian student is creatively protesting his university’s COVID mask mandate:

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/heres-how-one-canadian-student-is-creatively-protesting-his-universitys-covid-mask-mandate/

lol!

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, funny in an extremely sad way.

I'd have had more respect for his creativity if he'd dropped out to do something else, or tranferred from that place to, say, some university of Florida, though.

Thank you / Pumpkin Muffins

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you, JMG, and thank you, forumistas.

Bodacious meme, that elephant. Heh.

Where I am in this wacky world, it's pumpkin season, and I just made a batch of delicious pumpkin muffins which I wish I could share with you. It was a mighty peculiar pumpkin, about 3 feet long! And with skin the color of a gray mist over Havana. Flesh bright orange and unusually sweet.

One reason (of many reasons) to make the muffins is that I then know what is in them. No industrial humbug! Wanting to know what it is in the things I ingest... gee, wonder why, that's become kind of a thing with me lately....

Well, at least I can share the recipe:

TURN ON OVEN TO 375 F (= 190 C)
So it can heat up...

PREPARE MUFFIN CUPS
using paper baking cups or a butter plus flour dusting

MIX DRY INGREDIENTS
2 cups flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 cup sugar (most people use more)
pinch salt (Celtic Sea Salt or similar is best)
Spices to taste (cinnamon, ginger, etc.)

MIX WET INGREDIENTS
1 cup mashed baked pumpkin
2 eggs, beaten
1 cup milk (or keffir or cream)
dash of vanilla
1/4 cup butter (you won't go wrong if you add more)
2 handfuls nuts and dried fruits (for example, walnuts and raisins)

THEN SLOWLY MIX IN THE DRY INGREDIENTS TO THE WET
THEN SPOON THE MIXTURE INTO THE MUFFIN CUPS
BAKE 25 minutes
Put a toothpick through it to see if it's ready
(if toothpick comes out clean, it's ready)


Cetiosaurus

Peggy Hall Interviews Theresa Buccola - Part I

[(Anonymous)]

Dear JMG, This one aligns with your guidelines, and while it is bit long (36 minutes total), after establishing some vital context, it gets into the nittygritty of legal recourse when hospitals do not allow family in to see patients, among other covid-related civil and human rights violations. I've divided it into 4 parts. I hope others on the forum may find it as interesting and inspiring as I did.

In the guidelines, you state, "it's also time to begin thinking about what might be possible as the existing medical industry reels under the impact of its own self-inflicted injuries. " My view is that what might be possible, at least in the United States, would be to reestablish the rule of law, that is, respect for civil and human rights. I cannot see myself, apart from any emergencies, recurring to the services and products of the medical-industrial complex without that. I found Peggy Hall's interview with Theresa Buccola about her legal actions so encouraging, and while I myself am not Christian, I think the spiritual grounding in their discussion is vital.


ARRESTED & VINDICATED!! CA WOMAN TELLS HER STORY
The Healthy American Peggy Hall
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v9Irxv7g3E
October 20, 2022

[TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE:

Interviewer Peggy Hall is well known for her freedom activism most recently focusing on securing religious exemption for the injections. Her webpage is https://www.thehealthyamerican.org .

Interviewee Theresa Buccola is a noted stained-glass artist based in Carmel. Her website, which offers a portfolio of her works, is https://www.theresabuccola.com. Her activist video page (which avatar is of a honey badger) is https://www.youtube.com/c/TheresaBuccola/featured ]

TRANSCRIPT

PART I: THE FIGHT FOR THE BEACH

PEGGY HALL: Dear friend Theresa joins me from central California. I actually lived in your neck of the woods for several years, it's a beautiful place. Tell our viewers where you live and then just take us to the start of your story, Theresa, which I'm going to give everybody a sneak peek, there's a very good happy ending. So she has been fighting, she's been getting wins. And your approach has been so intelligent. And this is what people need to see, is how actually do we fight City Hall? That's what you're doing and you're winning. Take it away!

THERESA BUCCOLA: Yes, OK. So I am located in Monterey County and I have an art studio in Carmel. And when this whole covid thing started I was really doing mostly a lot of complaining. And then when they closed the beach, I felt well, this is really, this is like literally my line in the sand. And when I went down to the beach I didn't have any intention on doing what I did because City Hall and the Chief of Police Paul Tomasi decided, they actually announced on FaceBook that anybody that was caught swimming, surfing, or playing water sports in the ocean would be fined, charged with entering a disaster area, and do jail time. And so they had completely cleared off our beach of dogs, people, children, everything. And when I went down there I really just went completely mental. And I called to the crowd to come out and join me, that we had to stand against this because it was a gift from God. And the men just let me go out there and do it alone. And I was summarily arrested. And I was handcuffed. And they just started digging through my pockets. I was searched three times and then dragged out to our jail 30 miles away. And then released at 3 o'clock in the morning. And the officers had stolen my mace, and they charged me with selling and possession of a tear gas weapon, when what I actually had was mace, and entering a disaster area.

And then they did it again on Labor Day where they completely closed off our Carmel Beach, which I'm sure you know, Peggy, this beautiful white sand beach. And we had a notice of violation delivered to five local health officials. And when we got down there it was mostly deserted, there were a few people in the water, but it was the same scene again, you know, people were looking out longingly at the beach and they were standing behind the police tape because they were scared to go out there to get arrested. And my friends and I went out and we cut the police tape down and then we called to people from the surf on bullhorns, and all these people started pouring down through the police tape. There was one police vehicle, as soon as we arrived, he got off the sand real quick and we never saw him again. And that is on my YouTube channel, it's called "Labor Day or, 12 Rebels Open and Close Beach." I think that's what the title of the video was.*

And then I returned to the Carmel Police Department, it was about 5 months after that in order to get the body camera footage of the first arrest. And they told me they wouldn't mail it to me, I couldn't send a friend to pick it up. And when I got there they claimed that they had a warrant for my arrest. And what they really had was an instrument of human trafficking. That's what we've started calling these written instruments. And they demanded ID, they demanded I sign the citation for the warrant, and when I refused they threw me to the ground and leaned on my back and dragged me inside. They pushed me up against the wall, and then I got taken to jail again for the second time. And I was in there for about 24 hours.

So, and I think that's about the last time that we I spoke. It was month after that. So it took me probably about two months really to emerge from— you know I think I had PTSD.

PEGGY HALL: Oh yeah.

THERESA BUCCOLA: Just because it was really— you know people go through a lot worse with the police for this, for me it was pretty violent and humiliating. And so after I emerged from my trauma, then I really went on the warpath.

PEGGY HALL: Let's stop for a moment before we dive onto the warpath. So I want to just review for those that might be hopping on. So Theresa is from Monterey County, I actually lived there for some years, I was doing my masters degree in International Law and Policy. So Theresa, you and I share this firm stance for the truth and justice.

You actually went out on a public beach, you, the first time, you encouraged people, come on, it's a public beach, we have a right to be here. You were handcuffed, you were taken to jail, they confiscated your personal property, there was no warrant, they said you were in a disaster area. What exact disaster was happening on the beautiful beach of Carmel? Nothing.

Months later, they closed the beach again. This time you had other people join you, and you were rallying people out of the water. That is a protest which is protected by law. It is a protest against these illegal, tyrannical, oppressive, unlawful, unthinkable, immoral, I mean, just go on and on, activities that were perpetrated against the public.

And then they target— it sounds like they targeted you again, another arrest, jail for 24 hours, while, you know, miles down the road probably there were thieves and criminals selling drugs and breaking into peoples' homes and, you know, animals being, dog fighting, and whatever the case may be miles away, and here they are picking on a productive member of society who owns a business, who has been an upstanding community member.

And here— I'm just speechless. You had to recover from the trauma. It's very traumatizing. And then you went on the warpath. So tell us what happened next.
6:46
[END OF PART I]

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TRANSCRIPT CONTINUED
PART II: ON THE LEGAL WARPATH

ARRESTED & VINDICATED!! CA WOMAN TELLS HER STORY
The Healthy American Peggy Hall
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v9Irxv7g3E
October 20, 2022

6:47
THERESA BUCCOLA: So I didn't hire an attorney because my rights are a gift from God and so I have a duty to protect them. And so I started reading their policy manual. And the vehicle codes, the penal codes, the government codes, case law. And I started realizing that they were constantly either incompetent or lying.

And started to I submit lawful notifications. Lots of public records requests. I'm intimately familiar with the California Public Records Act. And I started using it against them, and I started submitting professional conduct complaints. So the Chief of Police Paul Tomasi, in the video, I think it's called "Attack of the Police Department" on my channel, he opens the door for the police officers to drag me inside, so he actually assists them, instead of interfering, which is in their policy manual.**

And I submitted numerous professional conduct complaints to the City Manager. And incidentally, I also got my car stolen, which we talked about the last time I was on here.

PEGGY HALL: Stunning. Yeah.

THERESA BUCCOLA: And so I did a deep dive into the massive, I'm assuming, allegedly, the towing scheme that the Monterey County Sheriff's Department has. So—

PEGGY HALL: Stunning. Stunning.

THERESA BUCCOLA: So yeah, the deputy came onto an off-street parking facility. They call it a tow, but he stole my car. And then they dragged it 30 miles away to a tow yard and they eventually sold it. So I also did a deep dive into their policy manual into the vehicle codes. I found out he didn't get permission from the owner, which he's required to do, according to Vehicle Code 4000 subsection B3.

And I started submitting conditional acceptances to the Sheriff and the Under Sheriff. And eventually— well, it was only three and half months of this warpath and Chief Paul Tomasi lost his job.

PEGGY HALL: Let's pause again for a moment because you mentioned some things that are so important here. And I really want to applaud you and commend you, Theresa because, like you said in the beginning, we all were complaining. We were so taken by surprise, it was so outrageous, it was so blatant that our rights were being violated. And what I was disappointed— disappointed is a very mild word. What I was flabbergasted by was, you know, I expect these cops to be corrupt, you know, I call them the public serpents. What I didn't expect was to be left on my own by all my so-called fellow Americans that were not even going along with it, it was almost like they were excitedly, willingly, giddily you know handcuffing themselves.

THERESA BUCCOLA: Right.

PEGGY HALL: So that, that was my great disappointment. And I went through a grieving period as well. And there is a lot of PTSD surrounding all of that.

Very few people have done what you did. There are those, because I've interviewed them in the past, but there are very few, not only who have been arrested, and that was illegal and all of that, but what you did is you researched. You gained knowledge. You used their laws against them.

And that's what I have a question for you. Because you mentioned the professional conduct complaint. I think this is a hidden gem that no one knows about. So tell us what is a professional conduct complaint. Who can file one? How did you do that? And walk us through that before we go any farther.

THERESA BUCCOLA: So I would put in the title of the email Professional Conduct Complaint. And you report whatever dereliction of duty a public serpent has committed. You report it to their supervisor. And they are required, if it's a Peace Officer in California, the agency that you report them to has to alert you as to what the disposition of the complaint is. It's 832.7.

PEGGY HALL: OK and you just did this in an email, it was not a government form that you had to fill out or anything like that. No court involvement, just an individual in that city making a complaint against the peace officer. OK. Perfect.

THERESA BUCCOLA: And then there's also lawful notifications which I had delivered and served to the Police Department and to the Sheriff's Department regarding this instrument of human trafficking, as well as my car. And then, like I wrote you in the email, the Sheriff and Under Sheriff in my county have also resigned.

PEGGY HALL: So this is— I really want to camp out here for a moment. And again, a round of applause. So by putting them under the microscope, shining a flashlight on, a floodlight on them, and stating their criminal activity basically, their criminal behavior, the way that they treated you, and they, both the Sheriff and the Under Sheriff, and I remember reading that news article you sent me, and of course they used the tired old excuse of, I want to spend time with my family.

THERESA BUCCOLA: Right! [laughs]

PEGGY HALL: You want to spend time out of prison is what you want to do! And
you know, to tie into your story,Theresa, in Los Angeles, which is, you know, like the most populous county, one of the most populous counties in the United States, if not the,
certainly in California it is, the Sheriff and Under Sheriff of Los Angeles, the previous ones, just one generation previous, they're behind bars right now in Texas. They're serving hard time in federal prison. Now I don't want to say whether those were— I don't know anything about their case, I don't know if they were framed, I don't want to say that I know that they're guilty. But the fact is they are behind bars. And the fact is no one is above the law. In the County of Orange, my home county, a couple of sheriffs ago, his name, Mike Corona, if you can get that, he also was convicted and he spent time behind bars. OK, I don't know if they were set up, there's no much interaction and underhanded shenanigans going on in politics, who knows about those guys. But we we know about these sheriffs and how they treated you.

And why do you believe they resigned? What were they going to be facing?

THERESA BUCCOLA: I cannot say for certain that the Sheriff and the Under Sheriff were my responsibility. I know 99%, no, 100%, that the Chief of Police who is now a security guard at the Aquarium—***

PEGGY HALL: Ooh!

THERESA BUCCOLA: He retired from law enforcement altogether, 13 years with that department and he had to split.

PEGGY HALL: Wow.

THERESA BUCCOLA: So the Sheriff and the Under Sheriff, I would say it was likely that it had something to do with my paperwork. So the sheriff in our county was censored last spring for an illegal party that he threw. And so I think that he was already on the Board of Supervisors' radar. But what I should also report is that Chief Paul Tomasi of Carmel, Chief Andy Mills in Santa Cruz, Sheriff Steve Bernal and the Under Sheriff of Monterey County,
all resigned within two weeks.

PEGGY HALL: Wow.

THERSA BUCCOLA: So I had nothing to do with Santa Cruz County with Andy Mills. But it's kind of, you know, it's odd, the timing. And so the City Clerk of Carmel also wound up resigning. Whether or not I had anything to do with her, you know— they're not going to come out and say, you know, I don't want to be sued. But I'm beginning to see an easily observable pattern.

PEGGY HALL: You know, Theresa, let me stop for just a moment as well because I don't really watch TV, but you know, there's movies and books where it's like, you're going after them and exposing one action but there's probably something much deeper beneath the surface that could expose, so it's almost as if you stumbled into the lion's den and they were running— I'm not saying they did— but I'm giving an example of things like this— where you know, you find out they were running some kind of drug trafficking or child trafficking or who knows what, and they were like, uh oh, we shouldn't have arrested her because even that, you know, that's kind of an aside, but the investigations could have revealed the deeper stuff that they are involved in. And that just came to my mind right now because, as you say, you don't know how exactly how all of that is connected, but it definitely is. Those are not coincidences that that number of individuals, I mean, what are we talking about, five or six people now, at this point? With the sheriffs and the clerk?

THERESA BUCCOLA: In this county it would be four. I haven't seen anything about child trafficking at all. You know, what I did see, allegedly, was a huge towing scheme, like I said before. And we are, incidentally, still getting arrested on the beach in Santa Cruz.

PEGGY HALL: Arrested for what?

THERESA BUCCOLA: Violating posted hours. And so, I mean, it's been, they arrested I think 6 or 7 of us where it honestly looks like the Gestapo descend on the people that are sitting around a bonfire because we're there at 10:15 and they told us that we can only be there until 10 o'clock.

PEGGY HALL: [?]

THERESA BUCCOLA: And then they're cuffing us, charging us, taking us to jail. And so the fight that I'm in right now is to free the entire coast of California because that's not under the purview of the Gestapo and the police officers. It belongs to all of God's children.

PEGGY HALL: Yes, absolutely. So what are you doing, Theresa, and how can we help?
17:23

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6:47
THERESA BUCCOLA: So I didn't hire an attorney because my rights are a gift from God and so I have a duty to protect them. And so I started reading their policy manual. And the vehicle codes, the penal codes, the government codes, case law. And I started realizing that they were constantly either incompetent or lying.


This is incredible stuff!

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TRANSCRIPT CONTINUED
PART III: Title 42 Section 1983 LAWSUIT FOR DEPRIVATION OF RIGHTS

ARRESTED & VINDICATED!! CA WOMAN TELLS HER STORY
The Healthy American Peggy Hall
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v9Irxv7g3E
October 20, 2022

17:24
THERESA BUCCOLA: OK. So. I recently filed a Title 42 Section 1983 lawsuit for a deprivation of my rights that stemmed from the unlawful arrest on the beach. And it's, I'm a pro se litigant.

PEGGY HALL: Explain to the viewers what that Title 42 is, and then what pro se litigant means. This is going to be very important for everybody to learn.

THERESA BUCCOLA: OK so pro se litigant means that I'm doing it myself and I have not hired, I haven't used an interloper, which is an attorney. So I have people that are assisting me, but this is all my paperwork. So I initially filed the complain where I listed all of the violations and the deprivation of rights that they committed, as well as what happened at the Police Department. And I am going to need to get discovery, due depositions, get transcripts, court reporters. And it's going to— I'll need resources. So I have basically turned their codes and words, being able to use it against them, I've like turned it into an art form.

PEGGY HALL: Well, you are an artist! [laughs]

THERESA BUCCOLA: Yeah. And so now I'm able to apply it to words and the written document. But going forward I will need the resources.

PEGGY HALL: Let me reflect back on what you said there. So Title 42, for those who want to learn more about this, that is a federal law and the section is 1983. And that says— and that's what we all have been experiencing— so any one of you that has been arrested, that has been prevented from going into a public library or a courthouse or even any public accommodation, a bank. And I want to talk about this for just a moment Theresa because like you, I'm going to embellish— well, I'm not saying you're embellishing, but I'm going to take an artistic approach here because many people have said to me, Peggy, you are applying federal laws wrongly, these are clerks at Trader Joe's***. And I'm going to tell you, if I were litigating in court I would make the case that they were only operating under that because the federal government told them to, and not only did they tell them to, they engaged in fraud by giving them money in order to do that. So it's called acting under the color of law. And even though they're not a federal employee and they're not even a state agent, they're a Trader Joe's clerk, but they didn't do that on their own accord. They did it because the government told them to do so. And I would argue that is, applies under Title 42, so all of you, all y'all, because we all have been discriminated against, this says that anyone that knowingly or unknowing deprives you of your rights that are protected under the Constitution, they are in violation of this section 1983.

And Theresa, my understanding of it, it's been a little while since I've read that, but in the early days I was really using that on my documents and paperwork because if it says, if anyone, if life was taken or harmed because of that action, that becomes the death penalty.

And I don't think these public serpents take that seriously. So let's say that you had a loved one in a hospital, and I don't even need to use that as a hypothetical, because so many people have had that, and they've been deprived of seeing their loved one because Medicare told them that they couldn't go in and see their loved one, and their loved one died. OK, that person, not the hospital, that individual, that individual that said you can't come in, because we're not talking about institutions, we're talking about the person. So that person, that nurse, that doctor, that gatekeeper, that receptionist that denied you entry, and there was a death or there was a physical harm, you can go for life imprisonment or the death penalty.

And people are going to say, there you go again, Peggy, proving that you're not a Christian, you're such a hypocrite. Well, I will just say that people need to be responsible for the consequences of their action, and the law provides for this. So I get, I'm all excited that you're doing Title 42! And I want everyone to know that that is available to them. And you're doing all the leg work. So you are reading about it, you're educating yourself.

And the other thing I want to say, Theresa, is I really want to point out and underline for those that are listening, that she is using federal law, and these other state statues, and, like she said, she's learning the language, she's using it, it's there to, that we can use to get our literally to get our day in court and to get our justice. Let justice be served.

So let me throw it back to you. I'm just so excited that you're doing that. It's massive. And friends, this is the law that many prisoners rely on when they are being maltreated, mistreated, by prison guards. So this is nothing new, it's not, like, oh, it'll never happen, it's archaic, nobody does it, no! These are the cases that are litigated, fought, and often ruled in favor of the plaintiff. So Theresa's the plaintiff, she's bringing that case forward, it's up to her to show and demonstrate the wrongs that were done to her.

So keep going, Theresa. What else?

THERESA BUCCOLA: OK so I'm fairly certain that if they work at the hospital they have to involve a public servant.

PEGGY HALL: OK.

THERESA BUCCOLA: In other words, if you try to get in and the hospital worker doesn't let you and they call the police and show up and then the police arrest you, then you can sue the police and the hospital worker.

PEGGY HALL: OK. Very good distinction.

THERESA BUCCOLA: I'm almost positive that you cannot, it's not in the private capacity that you would be able to sue them. So—

PEGGY HALL: But when those clerks, when those Trader Joe's clerks are calling the cops and you get arrested, yeah.

THERESA BUCCOLA: Then you can file a Title 42 against both the police officers and the Trader Joe's employees.

PEGGY HALL: Perfect. Excellent OK. Please continue.

THERESA BUCCOLA: What was your other question?

PEGGY HALL: You are doing a Title 42 1983 action. And who are you naming in this?

THERESA BUCCOLA: The officers that arrested me, and Monterey County and the City Administrator.

PEGGY HALL: Let me ask you—

THERESA BUCCOLA: I'm going to be adding in Does along the way. But they are so far unnamed in the complaint.

PEGGY HALL: OK. OK. So like the John Does and the Jane Does. Alright.

THERESA BUCCOLA: Hmm. Hmm.

PEGGY HALL: And let me ask you, Theresa, you had your car confiscated, stolen, sold. How do you feel living in the community, everybody— well, I don't know if everybody knows, but the public serpents knowing what you're doing? Any other incidents that have come up? I mean, you have a community around you, right, that is supporting you.

THERESA BUCCOLA: How do I think that the public serpents feel about me?

PEGGY HALL: Yeah.

THERESA BUCCOLA: That they underestimated me.

PEGGY HALL: Yes, yes. Absolutely.
25:08
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I had never heard the term "pro se" litigant. Now I am seeing it everywhere!!

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TRANSCRIPT CONTINUED
PART IV SPIRITUAL GROUNDING IN THE FIGHT FOR JUSTICE

ARRESTED & VINDICATED!! CA WOMAN TELLS HER STORY
The Healthy American Peggy Hall
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v9Irxv7g3E
October 20, 2022

25:09
THERESA BUCCOLA: And I— you know I do want to give them peaceful discipline, but I, you know, the whole reason that I went out there was, you know, it's a duty to God. And I would hope that through this process they are brought back to God. That's what I really hope.

PEGGY HALL: I love that. That is the only answer. And that is why they are acting the way they are, they have no conscience. They are serving man or money, probably both. Abnd yeah. These actions are very important. We've been seeing so many good rulings coming out of federal courts. This can't continue. But it's because of people like you that are standing up. And —

THERESA BUCCOLA: It doesn't really matter I guess what happens to me in this battle. I know that I have to do this. I know that God is with me and that whatever it is that God decides happens is under His grace. So I have to be doing— I was born to do this really.

PEGGY HALL: Amen, amen, yes, you're here for this time. And as you say, little did they know who they were dealing with. And I love how you conduct yourself. I kind of get on my rants [laughs] and I flip my lid sometimes. But you know, you're based on the facts, you're doing the law, you're educating yourself, you've gained all of this knowledge. You've put them on notice, you filed these records, these notices of complaint, and lawful notification. They need to know.

And the other thing that I want everybody to understand who's listening, you may be saying, Peggy, it's overwhelming, I don't understand, I can't read the law. That's alright. What you can do is what Theresa did. And she stepped out on that beach. She was an example to others of living in liberty.

I get comments a lot from people, Theresa, that will say, we need one unified, massive, organization to fight this. And I'm thinking, you know, isn't that kind of like the New World Order and the World Economic—? They want one—

THERESA BUCCOLA: Yeah, yeah.

PEGGY HALL: No, we don't need one major, we need each individual living in freedom, doing what you can, and that may be that you are choosing, I'm not going to here, or I am going to here, speaking to other people, donating if you're able to. Sharing the videos. Being educated yourself. Staying in a high level of, you know, don't let your morale dip down. You need to stay psychologically and physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, intellectually strong. Don't be in the spin cycle. It's important to get things off our chest, it's OK to complain, and then that can drive us towards some solutions, but not to stay in the spin cycle. So Theresa you're such an excellent example this.

We do have a couple more minutes here. If there's anything else you would like to share.

THERESA BUCCOLA: I wanted to explain that it's thrilling to realize how much power one man or woman has. And all it takes is a little elbow grease and time. And, I mean, I would prefer not to have to catch them in lies, I would prefer that they are the heroes that I'm sure most of them wanted to become when they joined the force. But when they've harmed you, if you start doing the research, you realize, that they don't, I mean, most of them don't even know their jobs. And so I get a huge kick out of it. And I also like considering that the Police Department is probably concerned that they're going to run into another Theresa Buccola all day long! You know? [laughs]

PEGGY HALL: [laughs] That's right!

THERESA BUCCOLA: I hope that it sort of has righted the ship in some way.

PEGGY HALL: I like that.

THERESA BUCCOLA: And that's the reason also that I need to carry the lawsuit through to completion because once that occurs down here then we're going to need to shift it up to the Park Rangers in Santa Cruz and all along the coast of California so that they just, they stop imprisoning us for standing in the sand.

PEGGY HALL: That's so powerful. You're absolutely right, they probably are looking over their shoulder, waiting to see who's going to be coming in the door, what email is going to come in next. And it should be like that because they are our servants. And I use that phrase to poke at the evildoers but there are those that are in public service that are people of ethics and morals and, you know, they're in favor of actually serving the public. I know some of them personally. So when I say the public serpents I'm speaking about the criminals, the evildoers, and it's a way of you know, mildly, not even mildly, but pointing at them and having them look at themselves in the mirror.

And that is the real prayer, that is the real work, that they will turn from the lies, the deception, the fraudulent activity, and face the truth of reality of, wow, I participated in this wrongdoing. And I'm like you, Theresa, I'm a person who just stands for justice, I can't
stand to see it, long before this, you know, I just could not stand to see the injustices and now it's just really bringing it to the forefront and it's so widespread. But it's backfiring. Even, you know, this has nothing to do with vaccines, I never even say that word, I call it the cooties cure, I've been so censored on my public platforms that even saying the v-word is enough to trigger the algorithm. But this conversation is just about your rights. It's about your rights that come from God and these institutions do not have the right to violate them. And because man and woman, right, we have human frailties, there are those that are driven by ego and power and money and they, just like you say, it's thrilling to be engaged in bringing people to justice, there are those that are thrilled by committing crimes. And so it's a part of the life experience. And it's, we're here now, it's gotten to a bigger level, it's more widespread. And it's backfiring.

I've heard from many people in the medical field that have come to me for help with their religious exemption. They used to get the flu shot every year, and they said, you know, not only am I'm not getting the cooties shot, I'm never going to do the flu shot again.

THERESA BUCCOLA: [?]

PEGGY HALL: Because now I know, and I'm not getting any of the other shots because it's like you pushed so hard, now my eyes are open, they're telling me.

And also they are seeing the patients coming into the hospital and they're seeing what's happening to them and why that's happening. I'll just leave it that way.

THERSA BUCCOLA: Right.

PEGG HALL: And everybody has the right to chose what they want to do. Take the cocktail or not. But evil is vanquished in the end. It carries within in itself seeds of destruction. Good will always overwhelm bad if we stand on that. We can't fight evil with evil. And I really want to thank you for that because you are an example of, you're not doing anything out of maliciousness, you're not doing it out of vengeance, you're doing it out of, this is the law. And you are paving the way for everyone behind you.

So it's like, well, maybe it's it's over, we can go to the beach. No, that's not the point! The point is, what society are we leaving behind? What messages are other community members seeing? And—

THERESA BUCCOLA: I want to say something before we sign off. One thing I do in my paperwork is I include sections out of their mission statement and their policy manual where they say things like, I swear to gain the public trust through honesty. Sometimes I also include Biblical verse, you know, like, I love the one about Corinthians, where we do not veil our face.

PEGGY HALL: Yes.

THERESA BUCCOLA: And I just hope that as they're reading, I would assume, it might be a distant bell, but they remember how far, how disengaged they are from what they promised to the people that they would do. And so you know maybe something, a little bit of a twinge, goes off in their hearts. And so, I mean, it is about the lawsuit, it is about getting justice, but I'm also trying to reach them. Trying to reach them.

PEGGY HALL: That's wonderful, Theresa. It is what God put you here to do. I'm here with you every step of the way.

She's doing it pro se which is, she is representing herself. And I will say Theresa I think that's fantastic. And I have not had any court cases, I'm involved in one right now but it's even gone to court yet we're just in the— [laughs]—the county is saying I don't have the right to sue them. Oh, yeah, that's going to be fun. So we'll have a hearing on that. But I've heard from pro se litigants in the past who told me that it was an advantage in many ways, many ways, but one that just comes to mind is that because you're not a licensed attorney, and they've got licensed attorneys who are showing up, the judge is required to actually explain things in layman's terms. And if there's something you don't understand, you can say, excuse me, I don't understand. And if this is in front of a jury as it should be, they are going to see, wow, they're totally ganging up on her! They brought in all the big guns, and she's you know a community member here that was wrongly violated, her rights were wrongly violated, and she's standing up for people like us! So I think it's a very powerful position to be in. And I can't wait to follow this. And I want to thank you so much for coming on today, for being in touch with me all this time.

THERSA BUCCOLA: Welcome.

PEGGY HALL: And yeah, one of these days when I get back up there we're going to have to go to the beach together.

THERESA BUCCOLA: That would be awesome.

PEGGY HALL: Bonfire in Santa Cruz! [laughs]

THERESA BUCCOLA: The guy that has helping me with the lawsuit, after we're done winning that he thinks Carmel should name a martini after me, like the Buccola Beach martini.

PEGGY HALL: I love it, I love it. Well stick with me, Theresa, we're going to stop the livestream but stick with me just a moment, thanks everybody for watching, for being a support, for asking these important questions like Theresa is doing and, you know, going to bat by just standing up and living in freedom. If you've been complying with any of this stuff, now is the day to stop. And I know it's not easy but it's a lot easier than living the rest of your life disappointing yourself and not standing in dignity and integrity.

36:49
[END]

Peggy Hall Interviews Theresa Buccola - Notes

[(Anonymous)]

ARRESTED & VINDICATED!! CA WOMAN TELLS HER STORY
The Healthy American Peggy Hall
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v9Irxv7g3E
October 20, 2022

Parts 1-4 posted above

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:

*The title is "Arriving on a Closed Beach and Scaring the Cops Off"
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cdHlcKBimlU
Another video on the same channel is entitled "Day 12 Free People Opened a Closed Beach"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21jAPMLT2F4

**The link is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWwRz187hy0
It's a shocking video. Buccola is tackled, thrown to the ground, and handcuffed by two masked officers while her friends protest loudly. At 3:56 Police Chief Tomasi does indeed open the door to allow the two officers to drag her inside.

***According to the Monterey Herald, Paul Tomasi took a job as Head of Security for the Monterey Aquarium.
https://www.montereyherald.com/2021/10/13/carmel-city-council-appoints-interim-police-chief/

**** Trader Joe's is a US supermarket chain. Until the CDC changed its guidance in 2022 Trader Joe's had imposed a mask mandate on their customers— I believe this is what Peggy Hall is referring to.

Re: Peggy Hall Interviews Theresa Buccola - Notes

[(Anonymous)]

I watched the video of the arrest of Ms. Buccola. It enraged me. Why is there no riotous mob shouting and chanting, “defund the police!”? Where did they all go? Have these lovers of liberty lost interest? It is a mystery.

Idea... Red's Java House July 4

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, Murmuration.
DONE!
So far idea now is Red's Java House July 4th.
Because of Eric Hoffer.
It's SO perfect that i'd expect a snag. Like it'll be rented for a wedding or closes at noon.
But you being first to confirm means YOU have first choice of location as you are from far.

So add that consideration to your pile of thinking.
You first.

Erika

Re: Idea... Red's Java House July 4

[(Anonymous)]

Something I wrote in Early 2021:

Eric Hoffer was the first nationally famous person I ever met. He wrote “The True Believer” which my Dad told me was one of the most important social philosophy books ever written. He showed me his copies of Mr. Hoffer’s books we had at home and offered to introduce me to him but warned me Mr Hoffer might be very shy towards me, likely would look like a wino panhandling bum, and perhaps not smell great. I was a first grader in grammar school and decided if my Dad thought Mr. Hoffer was a very important person I’d be lucky to meet him.

A few weeks later I was dressed in my normal Big City clothes of a nice dress with white knee socks and patent leather Mary Jane buttoned shoes sitting on one of my Dad’s handkerchiefs spread out on a splintery old pier on the San Francisco waterfront outside Red’s Java just south of the San Francisco-Oakland Bridge. As I munched on a hamburger, my Dad introduced me to Mr. Hoffer. Indeed, he looked like a wino panhandling bum in dark brownish clothes with stains in a cloud of cigar smoke but while he did not talk a lot to me, I recall his piercing eyes and my Dad’s ease of conversation with him. They’d known each other for many years by that point.

My Dad was working then during the height of the Anti-Vietnam War protests as a salesman for ... with a sales territory running from San Francisco’s Financial District to the printing and warehouse district south of Mission Street both close to the waterfront. He’d grown up in Brooklyn and later out near the working farms of Long Island, and had always loved exploring and meeting new people. Once as a young kid he took the train to New York City, walked around the shoreline of the entire island of Manhattan just to see if he could do it in one day, came home, and when his mother asked what he did that day, she refused to believe it. His father had grown up near the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn when it was an open sewer and worked as a clerk with a U.S. merchant marine shipping company thus my Dad was extremely comfortable with everyone working on any waterfront.

He explained to me how Mr. Hoffer had been a San Francisco longshoreman and had used his free time reading, thinking, watching, and writing. Mr. Hoffer knew well a fellow San Francisco longshoreman, Mr. Harry Bridges, who founded the first union for longshoreman in the U.S. after the violent 1934 West Coast waterfront strikes Bridges led in San Francisco and was well versed in Bridges’ many trials from 1939 - 1955, mostly unsuccessful attempts by government authorities to deport him as an Australian Communist.

My Dad also explained to me as we ate outside Red’s Java with Mr. Hoffer and at other dad/daughter lunches there how the San Francisco waterfront was nearly dead as we looked at the sad empty piers on either side of the pier where we'd sit. The old merchant ships which needed many longshoreman to load and unload cargo were now almost all gone thanks to the new container shipping facility in Oakland built after President Eisenhower’s Interstate Highway system was nearly complete which made truck cargo more efficient. The U.S. flagged merchant ships were nearly all by then flying flags of other countries using cheaper foreign seaman because those countries allowed significantly lower wages and benefits. After one lunch, he showed me the San Francisco seaman and longshoreman union hiring halls which had many out of work men sitting forlornly on the curbs nearby hoping for work or just panhandling.

I learned Mr. Hoffer’s theory was that mass movements virtually always started with angry people. How they easily can spin out of control when emotions literally run riot. Seeing the dying waterfront full of empty piers and warehouses, I learned directly what it means when an industry’s technology changes while uncompetitive hiring practices and unreciprocal maritime treaties decimate a local industry.

The day Apple and Amazon kicked Parler.com off its servers last month, I immediately thought of Mr. Hoffer and his ideas about mass movements and angry emotional people, Mr. Bridges and his long fights for those working on the waterfronts, and Mrs. Kay Graham as a young women walking the San Francisco waterfront the 1930’s and later publishing The Pentagon Papers in her father's Washington Post. I like to imagine the ghosts of Eric, Harry, and Kay having choice words for Jeff Bezos and anyone else who thinks throttling Free Speech, or denigrate and ignore those who choose not to go college and instead learn a hands-on skill are ever good ideas.

My Dad taught me very young the expression, “I will defend to the death another person’s right of Free Speech” in order to make Free Speech truly available for all. He also taught me to have fun while laughing at the always crazy world.

Long term sickness

[boccaccio]

The most concerning trend currently is imo the steep rise in long-term sickness. I've posted before about the US and Dutch data. I found that in the UK something similar is happening.

In the UK is the amount of workers with long term illness 25% higher than in 2019. (https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peoplenotinwork/economicinactivity/articles/halfamillionmorepeopleareoutofthelabourforcebecauseoflongtermsickness/2022-11-10). Robert Preston has an interesting twitter thread the report. Quote: "The sharp rises in long-term sickness among those aged between 16 and 34 are especially worrying... A 42% rise in withdrawals from the labour market for those aged 25 to 34 is very striking and disturbing" (https://twitter.com/Peston/status/1592427793073451014)

In Ireland not all is well too. Almost 90% of those living with #LongCovid in Ireland have not returned to their pre-Covid level of health, according to a new study of 988 participants https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjl84882897o

And here is the latest chart for the US.

As you can see the steep rise is continuing here also.

This is really not looking good. The steep rise in long-term sickness still continues unabated. The vaxx-fever has quieted down, but people are still dropping out of the workforce.

There are several aspects that hinder getting a clear view of our situation. First and foremost the unwillingness of authorities and MSM to adress this issue. Another complication in the analysis of the cause is that vaxx damage and C19 damage are not very well to distinguish. On twitter I see people with horrible effects of long covid still wanting the vaxx as they believe it will protect them from further harm. Even many medical specialists seem to believe that. Of course the long covid could be caused by the vaxx itself, but many people do not seem aware of that. My guess would be that the spike protein is still harming people through the many pathways we discussed here. Especially tolerance and immune dysfunction could explain the current trends. But whatever the cause, the trend is quite disturbing.

Re: Long term sickness

[(Anonymous)]

Also see Rintrah:

https://www.rintrah.nl/wheres-the-vaccine-enhanced-covid-apocalypse-you-promised-me/

Here it is. The hospitals can’t cope. Everyone has some T-cell immunity so we no longer get people on ventilators with ARDS, but the apocalypse is unfolding around you. The problems are similar in the Netherlands, the government is scrapping standards for when you can expect an ambulance to arrive. Thousands of COVID patients here are sent home with oxygen bags, so they don’t show up in the statistics.

[thecrowandsheep]

Here Come "Programmable Dollars": New York Fed And 12 Banking Giants Launch Digital Dollar Test

[(Anonymous)]

Here Come "Programmable Dollars": New York Fed And 12 Banking Giants Launch Digital Dollar Test

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/here-come-programmable-dollars-new-york-fed-and-12-banking-giants-launch-digital-dollar

---

These guys are nothing if not methodical and consistent.

I’ve been dreading this

[(Anonymous)]

A few days ago I heard a well known financial expert - a real expert, not a shill - predict that they would be rolling out the CBDCs as early as 2023. It sure didn’t take long for events to prove this is for real.

I think that if this unfolds as planned it will be every bit as bad as Naomi Wolf says: the end of liberty. I hope it flops bigly.

I gather that is possible. It seems they tried such a currency in Nigeria, and the people have stayed from it away in droves. Smart Nigerians! We need to follow their fine example.

Musk wants free speech?

[(Anonymous)]

Coming in with a more somber take on the whole Musk/Twitter situation. Maybe Elon wants freer speech on Twitter so the platform can't be used as a weapon against him, but I suspect there's more to it. Perhaps his real goal is essentially to save the propaganda machine from itself.

An important function of Twitter is to draw the line between "acceptable, mainstream" and "unacceptable, fringe" ideas. The ideological inbreeding inside the organization has pushed it to the point where "mainstream" thought is defined according to a strict orthodoxy held by PMCs living in US coastal cities. This is a tiny sliver of the population but their ironclad narrative control makes it appear they they're the majority - and no one is convinced of this more than they are.

Narrowing the "mainstream" so much has caused huge numbers of people to fall outside the mainstream and become amenable to "fringe" ideas. The Twitterati don't care about this, because they simply ban anyone with unacceptable opinions and then that person doesn't exist any more as far as they're concerned. If those nasty wrongthinkers can't reply to their tweets they don't matter. Unfortunately for them, those banned people still exist in the physical world where they can do things much more impactful than replying to tweets.

It's possible that Musk sees where this is going and wants to head it off. The elite opinion-makers are suffering from "epistemic closure," where they exist in such a completely sealed echo chamber that they've lost the ability to understand how people outside the bubble think. If this cycle of inbred thinking continues, there's a risk that the entire intellectual foundation of the neoliberal globalist order will collapse, as they'll be unable to influence the majority of the population.

The core ideas behind this order have always been distasteful to most people, but in the past its enforcers have had to engage with contrary views and develop ways of dealing with them - diverting their attention, making false promises, confusing the issues, etc. The advent of the Internet has dulled their rhetorical abilities, allowing them to toss out their argumentative toolkit in favor of the "Ban User" button. If Musk takes this tool away it may force them to start refining their arguments again, which will help the agenda of the blue checks even as they wail and gnash their teeth.

Re: Musk wants free speech?

[(Anonymous)]

One of Musk's children died of SIDS. His reasons for wanting to keep twitter free of vax propaganda without counterarguments directed at parents may be personal.

Another vote for demonic hypothesis

[(Anonymous)]

This time from Stonetoss of all people

https://stonetoss.com/

Re: Another vote for demonic hypothesis

[open_space]

And it seems to be more common now. I've seen increasingly odd behavior on the internet, mostly from random processes and AI generated content.

Neither passivity nor unrest

[(Anonymous)]

Following from some of the discussoin on last week's post https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/205826.html?thread=36553474:

"This reminds me of the saying "If you make a peaceful revolution impossible, you will make a violent revolution inevitable""

I think this is important stuff to consider. As well as the energy contraction predicament all over the world we have the CCP as actors in the global who really really want to show their powder keg tyrannised population that anglosphere institutions are hopeless and corrupt and they have historically been very happy to throw their money into that task. So it's a great time for ordinary people to engage in the everyday work of democracy. Can you form or join your local democratic organisations, listen to the concerns of your neighbours, see if you can formulate policies that other people think are a good idea too, argue your points to an increasing circle of your neighbours and ultimately win elections? If a critical mass emerges in your locality it might make a big difference -- ultimately there are local decisions about how to run elections and count ballots and so on, lots of good practices all over the world where people care about listening to each other and working together to find better ways forward.

And JMG's thing about serving beer when the four horsemen arrive is a keeper. I'm not a drinker so not much interest in brewing but lately I've been spending some of my spare time raiding old fashioned cookbooks and learning how to make (the english style of) biscuits, the ones people have with a cuppa. Pretty cheap and easy, nearly everyone likes a home made biscuit and it helps make the house cosy if you can afford to run your oven. It's part of the picture of 'be the ones filling the shelves'. If we are the ones providing essential and valuable goods and services to people, we are well worth keeping around. As the global supply chains buckle and fail in the ongoing energy crunch of the decades, gaps are constantly emerging which mentally prepared people can move into by providing a good basic product from local or available materials. Workers co-operatives and similar enterprises really can change reality locally. The healthcare scene could feasibly be seen as the big emerging one of these.

Ultimately no-one wants a tyranny, and bloodthirsty uprisings are even worse in most people's minds. I think people mostly just want to be able to live and work. I think it's a great time to practice that second job of citizenship wherever we find ourselves, at whatever level is appropriate to our ability.

Also did people see this news from https://live2fightanotherday.substack.com/p/swissmedic-and-vaccinating-doctors

" That's what it's all about: On July 14, 2022, a lawyer submitted a 300-page criminal complaint to the responsible cantonal public prosecutor's office on behalf of six people allegedly injured by mRNA vaccinations. It is directed against three representatives of the Swiss licensing and supervisory authority for medicinal products and medical devices (Swissmedic) and five vaccinating doctors from the Inselspital in Bern. A criminal investigation is to be opened against them. The lawyer has now gone public with a media conference.

These are the plaintiffs: The lawyer for those affected, Philipp Kruse, is a declared opponent of vaccination and Covid measures. He represented people who refused to wear masks or parents who didn't want their children to take part in pool tests. Doctors who were noticed as corona skeptics also appeared at the media conference.

This is what the indictment says: The defendants are accused of violating basic drug law due diligence by allowing and administering the Covid 19 vaccination. There are a number of other charges listed, including intentional or possibly negligent bodily harm, endangering life, killing and abortion.

These are the alleged damages: According to lawyer Kruse, the damages range from circular hair loss, derailment of the menstrual cycle to polyarthritis, muscle weakness and chronic exhaustion to the death of a 20-year-old person. Some of the six victims listed are still unable to work. The connection to the Covid 19 vaccination was confirmed by experts in five cases. In the case of the deceased, the causal connection must be proven on the basis of pathological examinations. However, these investigations are not yet complete.

That's what Swissmedic says: Nothing. Swissmedic does not want to comment on the ongoing court proceedings. The Federal Office of Public Health and the Federal Vaccination Commission also do not want to comment.

What may fly under the radar in other countries, in terms of the lack of accountability and responsibility for Covid-19 jabbing injuries, is unlikely to pass muster in Switzerland. The Swiss proud themselves on being OBJECTIVE, diligent, thorough and just. Because of these very high public expectations, it is impossible to sweep under the carpet, gaslight, or outright ignore the laws on the books over there, let’s hope:

It is about these articles of the Medicines Act

Art. 3 Duty of care 1 Anyone who handles medicinal products must take all the necessary measures based on the current state of science and technology to ensure that the health of humans and animals is not endangered.

Chapter 8: Penal Provisions Art. 86233 Crimes and misdemeanors 1 Anyone who willfully: a. manufactures, places on the market, uses, prescribes medicinal products without the necessary authorization or authorization, contrary to the terms and conditions associated with an authorization or authorization or contrary to the due diligence obligations stipulated in Articles 3, 7, 21, 22, 26, 29 and 42, imports, exports or trades abroad; (...).

Link to the Medicines Act .

Also of note here is that Swissmedic is the key conduit of the global vaccination programmes in partnership with Bill&Melinda Gates Foundation and WHO, and also FDA.

Good luck in court!"

Re: Neither passivity nor unrest

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you for this.

I think things are about to get very very interesting.

Burning Man - snuffed?

[(Anonymous)]

In case anyone was wondering how Burning Man went this year:

https://journal.burningman.org/2022/09/black-rock-city/tales-from-the-playa/no-one-said-it-was-going-to-be-easy/
https://buckdown.medium.com (direct link omitted for profanity, click the "What the f* just happened at Burning Man" story)

The second one is the most interesting; he mentions how the event was dragged down not only by the unusually harsh natural conditions but by a cold, Darwinian mentality kicked into overdrive by the pandemic. Interestingly, he mentions how the length of time someone has been going to Burning Man seems to correlate to how badly they reacted to the events of 2022. Newcomers didn't find it that bad.

I know a guy for whom BMan is basically a surrogate religion. He used to post screeds against Trump all over social media. Last I heard from friends of his he'd been hospitalized and they don't know when he'll back to 100%. He had a stroke, apparently, and hit his head. And the beat goes on.

The author of the first story also had a stroke. And both of the above authors, despite their asserted status as rebels questioning mainstream culture, never ask whether the Covid mania was indeed a good idea. The same thing Kimberly predicted for churches that succumbed to the panic is now befalling the burners. This might be more of a Magic Monday type of question, but do JMG or others think anything could be done to salvage their community?

I haven't been to Burning Man but I was considering it in the past after coming into the orbit of more and more burners. Almost all that I know of succumbed to the virus panic so now I'd say it's off the bucket list. An intentional community of creative free radicals seeking to live by their own values and forge authentic spiritual connections - and they're all vaxxed to the max.

The funny thing is that the second article mentions how burners were anguished over the increasing population of rich tech bros at Burning Man, fearing it would corrupt the event. It was certainly having an impact, but then in 2020 the burner culture was gutted from inside and anyone who tried to stop it was accused of "killing Grandma" and ostracized.

Re: Burning Man - snuffed?

[(Anonymous)]

Very very interesting.
I've always found BM daunting in terms of logistics.
And by now
my 'alternative culture' OVERTLY days are over
but I look at BM with interest.
The tech bros thing + covid-a-rama-mania (sounds 'woke') could bring
down a wooly mammoth.

[(Anonymous)]

1. Shouldn't that elephant be pink?

2. Strictly speaking, the vaccinated are dying, everybody dies. They are dying at a much much slower rate.

[kimberlysteele]

No, they're not. They're dying rapidly, that's why all cause mortality has spiked in the last two years. Predictable... that's what happened in the MRNA quaxx animal trials. Humans are animals too!