Open (More or Less) Post on Covid 99

[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 uselessness 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, religions, 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

The Good and the Ungood

[(Anonymous)]

An excerpt from Matt Taibbi "The Elite War on Free Thought" (ties in great with graphic!)

https://www.racket.news/p/the-elite-war-on-free-thought

"A political movement has long been afoot in America and other places to reduce every political question to simple binaries. As Russell knows, current political thought doesn’t like the idea that there can be left-neoliberalism over here, and right-Trumpism over here, and then also all sorts of people who are neither – in between, on the peripheries, wherever.

They prefer to look at it as, “Over here are people who are conscientious and believe in science and fairness and democracy and puppies, and then everyone else is a right-winger.” This is how you get people with straight faces calling Russell Brand a right-winger.

But it goes deeper. Michael and I found correspondence in Twitter about something called the Virality Project, which was a cross-platform, information-sharing program led by Stanford University through which companies like Google, Twitter, and Facebook shared information about Covid-19.

They compared notes on how to censor or deamplify certain content. The ostensible mission made sense, at least on the surface: it was to combat “misinformation” about the pandemic, and to encourage people to get vaccinated. When we read the communications to and from Stanford, we found shocking passages.

One suggested to Twitter that it should consider as “standard misinformation on your platform… stories of true vaccine side effects… true posts which could fuel hesitancy” as well as “worrisome jokes” or posts about things like “natural immunity” or “vaccinated individuals contracting Covid-19 anyway.”

This is straight out of Orwell. Instead of having “ambiguities” and “shades of meaning” on Covid-19, they reduced everything to a binary: vax and anti-vax.

They eliminated ambiguities by looking into the minds of users. In the Virality Project if a person told a true story about someone developing myocarditis after getting vaccinated, even if that person was just telling a story – even if they weren't saying, “The shot caused the myocarditis” – the Virality Project just saw a post that may “promote hesitancy.”

So, this content was true, but politically categorized as anti-vax, and therefore misinformation – untrue.

A person who talks about being against vaccine passports may express support for the vaccine elsewhere, but the Virality Project believed “concerns” about vaccine passports were driving “a larger anti-vaccination narrative,” so in this way, a pro-vaccine person may be anti-vax. They also wrote that such “concerns” inspired broader discussions “about the loss of rights and freedoms,” also problematic.

Other agencies talked about posts that shared results of Freedom of Information searches on “authoritative health sources” like Dr. Anthony Fauci, or used puns like “Fauxi.” The VP frowned on this.

“This continual process of seeding doubt and uncertainty in authoritative voices,” wrote Graphika, in a report sent to Twitter, “leads to a society that finds it too challenging to identify what’s true or false.”

It was the same with someone who shared true research about the efficacy of natural immunity or suggested that the virus came from a lab. It all might be factual, but it was politically inconvenient, something they called “malinformation.” In the end, out of all of these possible beliefs, they derived a 1984 binary: good and ungood.

They also applied the binary to people."

Pallid Gaseous Worm

Re: The Good and the Ungood

[(Anonymous)]

If Sherlock Holmes were like Matt Taibbi when it comes to Covid vaccines:

Sherlock surveys a room full of messily murdered people. Blood and murder weapons are scattered everywhere. "You'll think me mad, Watson," he says, "but I believe, just possibly, a crime was committed here."

"Are you f***ing serious right now?" Watson asks.

"It's true! The pattern is subtle, but I believe the data points ineluctably to a crime of some sort."

Watson picks up an item from a nearby table. "Holmes, this is a daguerrotype of the murderer, holding a knife and a severed head. There's a note on the back that reads, 'I killed them, I killed them all. Me, Professor Moriarty. I will kill again, as detailed in the manifesto lying upon the desk in my study. Postscript: Mwuhahahahah.' He then gives his home address."

Holmes strokes his chin. "But what is the pattern, Watson? What... is... the pattern?"

[mythicprovince]

Great pic.

Well, I have seen masks (here and there) be wearing by the Fauci 'sect'. And not those over the nose tied things that hang as loose, but the actual (cheap) ones. They still do as much as they always did. That is to say - nothing. But, I guess people can feel good about themselves...

Covid remains that something mark pointing me to - the exit from what good people are supposed to do - regardless of whether it makes any sense or not. And - still, I very much doubt the bug has personally visited me. And to think - I didn't even that one of the shots! Oh, well.

Looking around - it's a good time to check out of the usual options we are all supposed to do. For me - what little is left of me and standard organized religion is done. Frankly, what a bore. Regardless of the left or right versions being put out for public use. Thanks - but, check please.

I have made the decision to begin over the next several months the first grade of OBOD. It's time.

-Dav

Convoys

[(Anonymous)]

I wonder if there were any Canadian truckers bemused at the orgasmic salivating by the powers that be over the Wagner Convoy heading to that nation's capital on the weekend?

Re: Convoys

[(Anonymous)]

Did Putin go hide in his undisclosed location, I wonder?

[(Anonymous)]

Hundreds of Canadian military members file $500 million lawsuit over COVID jab mandates

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/hundreds-of-canadian-military-members-file-500-million-lawsuit-over-covid-jab-mandates/?utm_source=featured-news

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for sharing. This news made my day!

Meanwhile, I heard today that Warrant Officer (Ret'd) James Topp -- the old soldier who walked across Canada last year in protest of the issue that this lawsuit covers -- is doing well, but is preparing for his court martial that is scheduled for September this year. No doubt he is using the same hyper-focused energy that he used last year for walking 50 km a day, every day, regardless of the weather. BTW, June 30 will be the first anniversary of James's arrival to the Cenotaph in Ottawa's centre. Veterans and other freedom-oriented peoples plan on honouring the day, and the cause which propelled James, at cenotaphs in cities throughout Canada this Friday.

Honk honk!

Ron M

Dr. D Martin in EU Parlament

[(Anonymous)]

This is from four days ago so my apology if it was already posted.
Dr. David Martin Speaks to The European Parliament and it appears that the room is not empty! “C... Is Genocide - A Biological Warfare Crime”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaD8qEWJglY

vandy

Turbocancer

[ofmonstrouswords]

My husband's younger cousin, who tended bar at our wedding, has terminal cancer. She's 33. Just got engaged in 2020.

While there are definitely genetic factors at play on that side of the family, the speed with which it went from diagnosis of breast cancer (a couple of months ago) to "it's in your liver and you're going to die" (today) makes me think turbocancer. Which makes me think v induced, or at least helped along.

I am exhausted and angry and horrified and depressed. Again. Still. Forever now?

Re: Turbocancer

[(Anonymous)]

This too shall pass

[(Anonymous)]

Britain must prepare for harder lockdowns, says Matt Hancock

Health secretary at time Covid hit admits the Government's pandemic strategy was 'woefully inadequate'


https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/06/27/britain-harder-lockdowns-covid-inquiry-matt-hancock/

[(Anonymous)]

Is it possible for England to lock itself down so hard that the rest of the world never has to hear from them again?

Asking for a friend.

Deagel ‘Depopulation’ Website Debunked

[(Anonymous)]

Last week I had shared a report that the alternative news source The Exposé had reported about depopulation projections made by a supposed US military intelligence subsidiary called Deagel. Well, Dr. Mark Trozzi – who also reported on it – has found out that the Deagel website (now available only via the ‘wayback machine’) is a bogus information source. Trozzi has just posted a video apologizing for ‘falling for it’. When reading and watching the original report I had noticed inconsistencies in spelling – Deagle vs. Deagel – but these days with the almost total extinction of proofreaders, it did not jump out at me as being out of the ordinary. I notice stuff like this practically on a daily basis.

Trozzi’s video apology is here: https://drtrozzi.org/2023/06/26/retraction-of-massive-military-global-depopulation/

Looks like the grain of salt that I had advised last week when sharing this information has come in handy. One of the challenges we face is information bombardment: there simply is not enough time to independently verify everything of interest that is reported. And there are parties out there who are more than happy to ‘lead us down the garden path’.

Take care, all!

Ron M

Re: Deagel ‘Depopulation’ Website Debunked

[fredsmith11]

Deagel forecast population in Australia to be ~5M in 2025. A big drop from 25M+. Plenty of sudden deaths in the news, but not at a rate to get to 5M so far.

Death stats at the ABS here: https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/health/causes-death/provisional-mortality-statistics/latest-release

"There were 14,578 deaths in March, 11.3% more than the baseline average but 1.0% less than March 2022"

2022 overall death rate was ~16.6% above baseline = ~23,000 excess deaths, or put another way 1 in 7 deaths was 'excess' in 2022 after the jab and booster campaigns. Govt claims ~96% of the population have 2 shots.

Those excess deaths remain a mystery, but no investigation is required.

The ABS says: "World Health Organization called an end to the emergency phase of the pandemic in May 2023." and stats will be less frequent from now on, next release July 2023.

Also: "There were 190,775 deaths which occurred in 2022. This is significantly higher than usual and is not considered to be a typical year for mortality in Australia. Therefore 2022 has not been included in the baseline average and is instead presented separately in graphs and tables. The baseline average presented in this report remains as the average of the years 2017-19 and 2021. 2020 is not included in the baseline for 2022 data because it included periods where numbers of deaths were significantly lower than expected and is similarly not considered to be a typical year for mortality in Australia."

Hmmm . . .2020 was the peak year of the (propaganda) pandemic, but deaths were lower . . . interesting.

Chlorine Dioxide

[fredsmith11]

Chlorine Dioxide has had a few mentions on here as a universal cure-all. I use it sporadically.

Mike Adams talks about it here: https://www.brighteon.com/d8c991fd-994e-4d0c-b41f-27981e4a23d6

You can choose a video or audio stream, I usually use audio after downloading (available under "more options").

Chlorine Dioxide starts at 25:47. Lots of prepper-style stuff before and after.

Usual medical disclaimers apply, consult your doctor etc.

[(Anonymous)]

Pandemic Leaders Were Biodefense Puppets and Profiteers

https://brownstone.org/articles/pandemic-leaders-were-biodefense-puppets-and-profiteers/

[(Anonymous)]

It appears this week's picture may be a real Banksy:

https://waikanaewatch.org/2022/01/11/banksy-the-great-resist/

However, note that the ventilation grille in the linked image does not appear in JMG's copy above.
Banksy might have made more than one copy or...

- Cicada Grove

[(Anonymous)]

I've just realized an old question I asked on (I believe) a Magic Monday several years ago seems uncomfortably relevant. Sadly, I can't remember where it was, and have not yet been able to find it again, but it had to do with a question on an idiotic working for political purposes. In this case, it was an attempt to try to bring about "clarity of thought" to anti-vaxxers, and remove the emotional baggage that prevented people from seeing vaccines as the life saving inventions they are. Your reaction was to note two of the asumptions this working had, namely that vaccines were all overall life savers, and that what was motivating anti-vaxxers was emotional baggage; and that if they were not true, the working would fail to accomplish much of anything; and then someone else noticed that there were two intentions that were potentially opposed to each other (allowing others to think clearly on vaccination, and making sure people see them as life saving), and asked what would happen if they both were to recieve enough force to have effect, and vaccines caused more harm than good. You said something along the lines of "I'd expect to see the people who cast the working becoming increasingly obsessed with vaccination, and lose the ability to think clearly about the topic, instead only able to think "warm-fuzzy"; and for the resulting mess with at least one spectacularly dysfunctional vaccine seriously injuring or killing people to convince others to carefully rethink vaccination, with the effect of this working bringing them clarity on this that would otherwise be lacking." Someone else then asked about if this could be used to create a death trap for the people casting it, and your resposne was something like "I'm not going to help anyone with magic to kill people."

Well, what's occurred to me is that this may very well help explain what happened in 2020. It wasn't a sudden shift: the rhetoric around vaccination was always problematic, but it started getting really weird in the time around when Trump was elected. Things got extremely messy in 2020, but there was a very, very strange shift in late 2020 and early 2021, when the vaccines were first brought to market. It was as if millions of people suddenly lost the ability to think clearly about vaccination; and could only see them as positive no matter how many people died from them. Meanwhile, a huge number of people who previously strongly supported vaccination, suddenly had insight along the lines of "This vaccine is going to be very dangerous; I'd better not take it." I'm one of them: things suddenly fell in place, I suddenly found myself with a whole lot of understanding and insight; but this always felt very odd to me.

Well, this matches what you said you'd expect if both of those intentions were to have been activated; and we also know, courtesy of the person who brought the old Magic Monday questions about workings to kill people who support Trump, that some people in the alt-right occultist scene had absolutely no problem with doing magic to try to kill the Magic Resistance, so it seems uncomfortably plausible to me that this working may have been given that kind of attention...

[(Anonymous)]

This is a bit of a tangent as I have no input about magic, but I do remember a strong social media push against "anti vaxxers" a few years before covid. I definitely remember it becoming very strong and sort of the scapegoat of people to mock, people too stupid to give their kids vaccines, look at the data, etc. Not that any data was ever actually given, mind you, it was more lecture-y, mocking memes and zingers, that sort of thing. Now I've been "vaccine hesitant" before that was a term, now not hesitant at all, it's just a clear NO for me. I was injured by a vaccine as a kid, had a really weird / scary reaction, my mom said she was furious when the doctors just talked about how "interesting" it was. Anyway. I'm sort of immune to mockery of "anti vaxxers" because I know it's more complicated than the bullet points they'll talk about. And they'll never, never talk about the actual facts rather than just blowing up at people emotionally about it. I've just let it wash over myself. My mom and I were both of this mindset, I feel, even though there were a lot of areas politically and otherwise where we didn't align. Just a deep skepticism and unwillingness to "go there" with people who will just want to mock you, etc. This attitude was all over social media but I wouldn't say it intruded much in real life.

My brother, otoh, definitely fell into a mild "well anti vaxxers are kinda dumb" in real life, like he believed "the science" about all of this. He's the only one in my family who got the covid shot, and he regretted it afterwards as more came out about how it was made, and a lot of other stuff. We have not talked about this a lot. I have to say we don't tend to align politically, and he's far more right wing than I am. I am left, sometimes middle, he's right, sometimes middle. Anyway. I was fine with masks and some of the pandemic measures (though in retrospect it seems many weren't as well planned and effective as they claimed), but I was absolutely immune to anything vaxx-pushing and I think the phrase "vaccine hesitant" was such a mind fuck to push onto people who were not hesitant - they were saying NO.

I saw something online about how technology keeps trying to remove "no" from us. We don't want to sign up for this or that - there's no "no" it's just Yes or Maybe Later. In many areas, this just being one. That's how it felt with the vaxx shit. They wouldn't believe that No Means No. My body, my choice - I don't want that in me.

In my area, there were frankly rather offensive billboards with lots of mexican-american families, bland statements about "hesitancy" and "getting the facts" and stuff about protecting your loved ones, helping them "understand" why they needed it. I don't know if the latino community was particularly "hesitant" here or if that was just their way of trying to make people look down on the "hesitant" or what. It just felt like really dumb propaganda nobody would believe. The subtext was pretty clearly "dumb minorities need educated." I'm sorry, but it was really gross.

It almost seems to me like everyone had their mind made up about vaccines before it all happened. Like completely made up already! It's so weird to me. I very clearly remember when we were all focused on lockdowns and people were still saying we just needed a bit longer to flatten the curve - all these posts about how great it would be, how they hoped for a vaccine soon, so that the lockdowns could all end. What a wonderful thing it would be, when this savior of a vaccine would arrive and free us all!

I just remember thinking it was weird everyone was so obsessed with vaccines before they were even on the horizon, instead of continuing to talk about how to prevent or cure this problem.

Borders should have been shut far sooner than they were. Not that I think that would have stopped it. But it might have slowed the spread more than any of the draconian measures. The flights around the world were really not cracked down on as any sane measure of safety could have recommended by a working government. I don't remember if any country did actually bother trying to close their borders for international flights to slow the spread, but ours sure fucked that one up for far too long.

Then the things like suppressing information about how to best fight off the disease, or keep yourself from getting it, even really basic things like vitamin D levels just weren't disseminated to the public and were sometimes even suppressed, much less more "controversial" treatments (such as not putting people on respirators).

I was super disappointed in the left wing crowd about this, but I saw a lot of bad actors in the right wing arena, too. Nobody in politics really gets a pass from me on this whole messy event.

I am now at the point where hearing about sudden deaths and shocking diagnoses and "weird" health events leads me to the sort of silence I've long held about the whole "anti vaxx" issue. Like I'm not going to bring it up, I'm not going to argue, I'm not going to challenge your worldview. Believe what you want. But I'm not shocked when people who've been vaxxed are dealing with more of this than most.

People who didn't / don't take this sickness seriously are playing with fire, IMO. It definitely hurt me and people I love. It left a lot of people weakened and with complicated. But none of them as bad as the vaxx, and no matter how bad this sickness has been to so many, I don't think the actions for pushing the vax on people was justified. And I think it would have been morally wrong even if it did what they said. If it was world saving and magical, and cured all the world's ills, it would still be wrong to use coercion to make people take it.

There is blood on many hands because of this, and i shudder to think how it will play out as the damage continues to unfold. I feel this is the thing now that we as a society can't talk about. The big unspoken THING. Who's next? Who got it? What will happen to us all, if they can do all of this to us, is there any hope at all? I think a lot of people can't even think this in their own minds. It's just there, in the subconscious, driving them slowly mad. I hate that for them. I don't wish harm on the antivaxxers who wished harm on me. I think they were duped and fell for it. There but for the grace of god, you know?

Sometimes a real reckoning never comes. It just gets buried and poisons a society. I think there's a lot of that in America. I think there might be more to come. Would love to be wrong about that! Would love to see some actual justice and a clearing of this miasma of evil we all live in.

[(Anonymous)]

Week 99! I am preparing a pizza party on the astral for week 100...

Dear JMG and forumistas,
Thank you, thank you, and thank you again.
Cetiosuarus

[escorcher]

With the original hypothesis post it is 100 weeks this week, but 101 and 103/4 seem like fair reflection points too (2 year mark).

I'm not sure how much wiser I'm feeling, though I'm pretty good at misplaced arrogance spotting these days!

Abusive relationships

[(Anonymous)]

Sometime back, perhaps last year, someone here asked if anyone still had a link to a chart showing how our governments were in an abusive relationship with us. I could not find it at the time, but naked emperor just posted something that might be what was wanted:

15 Signs That You Might Be In An Abusive Relationship...

https://nakedemperor.substack.com/p/15-signs-that-you-might-be-in-an?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=602373&post_id=131660899&isFreemail=true&utm_medium=email

Myriam

Re: Abusive relationships

[(Anonymous)]

For info you can find the original "15 Signs of an Abusive Relationship" pdf on this page:
https://www.thewmhi.com/download-mental-health-resources/

Martin F

[(Anonymous)]

How many more open posts on Covid will there be, do you think?

Will we get to 200? 1,000?

[ecosophia]

Once they regularly get less than 50 comments a week, I'll go to monthly posts. Once interest dries up to the point that there just aren't many comments, I'll wind it up. When will that be? I have no idea.

flu mixed up with COVID

[(Anonymous)]

I am also wondering about the Flu being mixed up with cases of COVID. We know that they cycled PCR tests so long that any minute amount of COVID genetic material could be detected, did not mean that is what the person was sick with. They did not test for influenza or other illnesses but with that minute bit of COVID genetic material detected just called it COVID. Does not mean that the illness and symptoms were from COVID.

A data point is that in October of 2019 my college student offspring became very sick, and it was long lasting, a few weeks later when my offspring came to visit me, I caught it, this is November 2019. For what we knew of typical virus this should have been past the window of being contagious when off spring gave it to me. Offspring was a student at UC Davis in CA, so between SF and Sacramento, students started back in general end of September and came to campus from all over the world and states.

I had thought for a while that it was "early COVID" that we had. But, offspring has told me that in early COVID, when the Red Cross was desperate for blood donations, and the public was leery of contaminated blood supplies. that offspring donated blood to the Red Cross and the Red Cross did a blood test on it and reported back to offspring that there were no antibodies to COVID in offsprings blood. So, it was not COVID. Offspring has finally convinced me of that.

Whatever it was, it was very nasty. That November 2019 illness is the sickest I can remember being. I finally had an "official" case of COVID a few months ago, January 2023 which was so much milder than whatever I had in Nov. 2019. The case my offspring had was even worse. Not only was offspring very ill Oct 2019, but has had symptoms and health reprocusions for years after, still lingering health issues. By spring 2020 offspring had to go to the ER twice with bad respiratory issues, couldn't breathe, had to be taken out of class to the ER, was diagnoses with asthma, although before that time had never in life had an asthma symptom ( there is asthma in the immediate family though, just had never expressed in that offspring). The COVID PCR tests were negative. The doctors had offspring use multiple daily steroidal inhaler of whatever usual type they do for a couple years, offspring is finally off that, still gets sick easier and tires much easier than mid 20's otherwise healthy, athletic, fit young people are expected to do.

So, I wonder that there may have been more than one illness going around. And we have it all mixed together so don't know.

Atmospheric River

Re: flu mixed up with COVID

[athaia]

Flu can be very bad. The worst flu I ever had, in 2013, ripped off that veil that normally protects us from really grasping the reality of death. I mean, I knew on an intellectual level that everyone will die, me included, but during that flu, I grasped that reality on a gut level.

I also lost my sense of smell for two weeks, couldn't even smell peppermint tea. It became my daily ritual to stick my nose into that glass with dried peppermint leaves to see if it had returned. For a while I was worried I'd never get that sense back - I felt crippled, as if I had lost my sight or hearing.

Rogan vs RFK Jr

[(Anonymous)]

Not sure if this has been posted in earlier threads, RFK Jr on Rogan https://rumble.com/v2ujfts-joe-rogan-interviews-robert-f.-kennedy-jr.-the-complete-unedited-interview-.html

It’s a bit long but he is dropping one truth-bomb after the other.

Re: Rogan vs RFK Jr

[scotlyn]

A great many interesting points, made, all of which cry out to be debated as matters of *policy* not as matters of *science*.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, this is a depressing essay. And probably true, as well.

https://billricejr.substack.com/p/ed-dowd-was-dead-wrong-on-one-prediction?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds right on. Thanks for sharing.

Monochrome Impudent Turtle

[transcriberb]

Wayne Rohde, author of THE VACCINE COURT: THE DARK TRUTH OF AMERICA'S VACCINE INJURY COMPENSATION PROGRAM got on my radar when I transcribed his brief talk in Minnesota last year.

Wayne Rohde, Veteran Activist for the Vaccine Injured
"It's been a difficult battle mainly because, one, the medical community refuses to accept or acknowledge vaccine injury. It is real. It is not rare."
https://transcriberb.dreamwidth.org/86945.html

I thought this announcement on his substack might be of interest to some:

15 week course -CICP & Vaccine Court Fall 2023 IPAK-EDU
https://thevaccinecourt.substack.com/p/copy-15-week-course-cicp-and-vaccine

Rohde says: "Announcing an encore 15-week 1-hour course and deep dive into the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program and the CounterMeasures Injury Compensation Program. Starting in September 2023. I am super excited to be teaching this course. Last year, several guest lecturers spoke to the class regarding segments of the NVICP and CICP. I have secured several guest lecturers for this fall as well. We will have some very good discussion and debate on topics of vax injury compensation, how our legal system and federal agencies process claims, the ongoing argument of policy vs science in decisions. You will hear from a few parents and individuals that journeyed through the NVICP and CICP."

Background on WHO founder Brock Chisholm

[bendithfawr]

German blogger Norbert Häring posted a very interesting article on Brock Chisholm, WHO founder and first Director-General, a few days ago. Häring posts mostly on economic issues, especially the secret war on cash many Western goverments are currently waging. However, the recent power grab by the WHO through new treaties got him quite irate and he does a lot of detailed reports on them.

Some of his posts are translated to English as well, as is the one on Chisholm. Some highlights:

The human race must be freed, he said, from “the crippling burden of good and evil”. Instead, the education of our children must “substitute intelligent and rational thinking for the certainties of the old people“, because „freedom from moralities means freedom to observe, to think and behave sensibly.”
[...]
His world view was ultra-materialistic and faithful to science. Though, he accepted as science only the mechanistic clear-cut cause-effect relations of physics, as they seemed to be valid until the end of the 1920-ies, until Werner Heisenberg, Niels Bohr, and others established quantum mechanics and its fundamental uncertainties. The same outdated mechanistic worldview, Chisholm applied to human thought and feeling.

He found myths and tales that stimulated the imagination and conveyed the morals and wisdom of past generations to be highly dangerous.
[...]
Chisholm’s use of language with expressions like “functioning,” and “valuable member of the human race” coming up often, sounds alarmingly like that of an engineer who has to worry about making a machine work and improve it. This use of language and this extremely technocratic attitude run through his entire book. It becomes clear that he conceives of the ideal world as a well-functioning social mega-machine in which every human machine part functions without interference or conflict.

So if someone is wondering when the WHO got off the rails, the answer is: at its founding.

Re: Background on WHO founder Brock Chisholm

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you for this.

[kashtan]

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/pfizer-biontech-covid-vaccine-placebo/

A study suggests that up to 30% of Pfizer batches may have been placebos, or at least has poor enough quality control to have the same effect.

[dendroica]

That's a remarkable graph - it's not common to see correlations like that, no statistics required...



It's a report on adverse reaction rates across over 10 million shots from 52 batches given to 4 million Danes - with adverse reaction rate broken down by batch.

They found that some batches were not associated with any adverse reactions, some had an average rate of 1 in 400, and some had a an average rate of 1 in 10. The graph shows *all* reported adverse reactions; when they limited their analysis to only serious reactions, the differences were less clear: "Compared to the rates of all SAEs, serious SAEs and SAE-related deaths per 1.000 doses were much less frequent and numbers of these SAEs per 1000 doses displayed considerably greater variability between batches, with lesser separation between the three trendlines (not shown)."
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/eci.13998

Copium

[fredsmith11]

Article in the Daily Mail "So why ARE so many Australians dying? 'Excess deaths' are way above average again leaving doctors baffled - and it's not because of Covid"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12245877/Excess-deaths-Australia-11-3-cent-average-not-Covid.html

"The rate of death in Australia remains well above the norm, with a rise in killer diseases other than Covid leaving doctors baffled."

" [the alarming jump in deaths] led to a Senate motion in April, sponsored by Victorian UAP Senator Ralph Babet, to hold an inquiry into why Australians are dying in such high numbers. The move was voted down by the government and crossbench Senators including the Greens."

At the end of the article a plug for . . . . wait for it . . . . jabs.

'The TGA and regulators around the world continue to monitor and analyse Covid-19 vaccine safety data covering hundreds of millions of people, and the latest evidence from clinical trials and peer-reviewed medical literature,' a TGA spokesperson previously told Daily Mail Australia. 'This information continues to overwhelmingly support the safe and effective use of Covid-19 vaccines.'

So there's the solution folks, put your mask back on and get boosted.

With thanks to:https://jermwarfare.com/cartoons

Shingles

[(Anonymous)]

Most of this is behind a paywall but the part that is public is well worth reading, in my opinion.

RFK takes Dr. Tariq Butt to School: Chickenpox Vaccine May Backfire Causing More Adult Shingles out to 75 Years after Shot
Rate of Mild Chickenpox Lowered by Vaccination but Kids May Pay the Price as Adults
Peter A. McCullough, MD
Jun 30, 2023
https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/rfk-takes-dr-tariq-butt-to-school

[(Anonymous)]

TV Doctor and ‘Vaccination Expert’ Dr. Alfredo Victoria Dies Suddenly at 42

https://sandrarose.com/2023/06/tv-doctor-and-vaccination-expert-dr-alfredo-victoria-dies-suddenly-at-42/

[(Anonymous)]

i think around june 1st Everything Changed Again and i think the internet is officially over as a cultural force.

Gen X: remember when you'd get to the more boring sitcom re-runs or late saturday cartoons that sucked and were finally forced to go outside and play? that's where we're at now as of or around June 1st.

there's another guy on this week's post page 1 i think talking about his wife getting her period and going mad a few weeks ago, and i was her opposite: i went more "sane." i'm more calm and focused when i'm focusing on what i can do over here myself.

yeah, when i read zerohedge or coffee and covid i want to heave, but seeing as musk is making folks sign up for twitter, that's what made me write this today after deleting my earlier 2 or 3 posts claiming the internet is Over as a Thing.

sure we'll still use it for news business banking (while we have bank accounts) reading Ecosophia and Simon Sheridan and Naomi Wolf, but it's like AI and eating and feeding itself and drinking its own urine no new ideas information or nutrients adding to the mix.

it's deadly boring. even addicts come up short and hungrier than ever.

nothing to do but go outside and PLAY.

i felt it all change beginning of June. and while i'm honoring EL GATO with my art and Los Ungovernables, all the sudden nom de plumes seemed... trite irrelevant safe.

even someone else noticed Papa G's writings have been sparkling with life "a few weeks ago." i noticed, too.

and my art is crazy good with this paintbrush i've only recently started using in my work so my hand shouldn't be this SMOOTH... it's not ALL ME or MINE! it's bigger than me like some other artist is saying "no, go HERE with that line..."

i had that with learning sewing designing patternmaking on my own over here, so i'm not spooked.

but with musk trying to force people to sign up on twitter to see david spade now make "safe" jokes, it's like Petticoat Junction is on and it's time to go out and play.

i'm not saying it's all fun time. on the contrary... things are cracking snapping and splitting and folks are doubling and tripling down.


i'm scared AND excited. because now that the guy in london lost all his bank accounts for simply being a contrarian and not even driving a Canadian truck, there's no CHOICE but to turn away and try to starve the beast.

i'm so glad i never was traditionally successful with a mortgage and entanglements and entrapments beyond what i have just as a citizen of the world. i thought i was a failure but i'm relatively free to be a screw up.

lovely!

(smile)

x

erika

[(Anonymous)]

Erika, thank you for that brilliant metaphor. Trying to find value on the internet has indeed become almost exactly like watching Saturday morning cartoons back in the 70's. After watching the one or two decent ones, we would just go on staring at the passably tolerable ones, only to find ourselves then suffering through the intolerable ones or the contrivedly staged boredom of Petticoat Junction. That was when the serious fights would start breaking out, and we'd get sent outside to play — what a welcome relief that always was!

Now, after reading Ecosophia's magical offerings, I end up going on to browse Strategic Culture Foundation or Zero Hedge in the often vain hope of finding anything of value. Eventually, I find myself foolishly following links into all the incessant chattering about the news of the day, as though I might otherwise somehow miss out on whatever current thing we privileged primates happen to be hooting about this week. The contrivedly staged boredom of the modern world is just a bad habit that I got trained in very young, and really do need to break.

There are so many forests calling me to explore them, and so many projects craving my attention. Why have I still not learned that staring at screens inevitably just leads to boredom and fights? How dull the amazing world around us ends up looking when we try to cram all its natural wonder onto a flattening screen. Art poorly imitating life sadly imitating Petticoat Junction — the gods help us!

— Christophe