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Road to Liberation's avatar

"It's because the virus has changed" is the line I'm seeing now.

It was never that dangerous to begin with - that's what us with clear heads have been able to see the entire time.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

I tell you what hasn't changed; all those people you hear that from will be cowards the rest of their lives.

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Road to Liberation's avatar

Some of them realize their mistake(s) and are coming around. But you're correct, most will live a life of shame - not just from this, but likely from whatever future PsyOps come down the pike.

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Quakeress's avatar

I think it's always been difficult for a majority of people in any society to go against mainstream opinions. And "nudge techniques" and the media machine have become so much more pervasive and refined, I guess it's getting harder and harder.

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

Another line I heard...the lockdowns were needed because "there was a vaccine right around the corner." And that's different than the flu...how?

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

Yeah to the point where I started questioning my own sanity.

I just ended up settling on; sit back and watch all the "animals" in the "zoo" perform stupid tricks.

That's exactly how I would feel being around masked people.

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Road to Liberation's avatar

It's become a lonely path for many of us. Fortunately pockets of the internet such as Substack and others have allowed people like us to come together but the real work needs to be done in-person. To build real organizations and structures to push back in various ways against the Great Reset/NWO/Agenda 2030/etc.

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Decaf's avatar

Yes, the internet comment sections saved me when everyone around me succumbed to the fear agenda. Just two days ago someone told me they would get the annual shot because they didn't want "long covid" (odious words). I had to hold my tongue from saying "but you had it and it was FINE." My final conclusion is that there are essentially two kinds of people: those who hand over their thinking and reacting to others to decide, and those who want to live their own life.

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With the growth of media propaganda and censorship, reading the comments of real people and sharing my own thoughts became a lifeline to reality for me, too. Even that was under attack by 2016 , as comment sections vanished (or became swamped with bots and trolls) under a wave of Trumpanoia. Substack is an island of sanity.

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Road to Liberation's avatar

'They' are actually terrified of humanity realizing how many of us there are, and how few of them there are. That's why they keep us divided across every possible aspect of life - race, sex, sports teams, it's all divide and conquer so we don't come after them.

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I read about a German study around that time (February or March 2020) that showed a 0.3% IFR - this was much lower than the fearporn numbers floating around at the time.

I think many of us that saw through the PsyOp from the beginning also had a framework and understanding of prior PsyOps as well, so we were better positioned to see reality from the get-go. Sounds like you had a similar framework.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

If you really want to entertain yourself; go back and look at the initial photos and videos that came out of China.

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Road to Liberation's avatar

Yes, I remember those as well. And I remember having this really, really evil feeling about all of it. That it was leading to something much bigger and sinister.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

Crazy. The very same feeling of evil. Like the fear converted to evil faster than my "sense" of evil could keep up with.

To the point where you feel it everywhere.

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Road to Liberation's avatar

Well put. I have a similar feeling heading into the coming months - that something is about to drop.

I know the whole stoic approach of 'controlling what I can control' but after COVID, I'm not underestimating these parasites and I'm also listening to what they said they're going to do.

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Yes the Climate Skeptics saw the same playbook used for Covid.

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Road to Liberation's avatar

My thoughts are that COVID was part of the bigger climate agenda. Articles came out in 2020 talking about how the climate 'healed so much' during 2020 - articles continued in the subsequent years as well.

It's all about setting the stage for the climate fanaticism.

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Kudos to you for not being taken in and looking beyond the narrative so early!

Thinking back, at the time I was mostly influenced by the images and reporting from China, also the short video clips. I read an article on school closures on a Hongkong news site and it sounded as if school closures were sensible, broadly accepted NPIs. I began to dig deeper later because I saw such a rift between the reporting and reality. Those who didn't dig deeper stuck with the official narrative much longer.

I blame myself most for not being more vocal and outspoken with my criticism.

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Road to Liberation's avatar

Well the good (and bad) news is that the PsyOps will only be ramping up from here, so you'll have opportunities for redemption! Now more than ever we need to help change the course of history, no matter how small a part we might play.

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Road to Liberation's avatar

Most people don't have this framework unfortunately. They don't understand how evil history really is, or how the ruling classes have always thought about the public.

They also don't have relational thinking - to connect seemingly disparate dots together.

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Patterns are a dead giveaway that something is up. Some state rep used the corona template of "we're all in this together", "let's pray for our brothers and sisters", and one other that I can't remember, about Ukraine in the early days, and just the word pattern and the points he was making were taken—plagiarized, even—from the corona and that set my alarms off. In the end, they are not creative thinkers and they often take the lazy way out. I hope they don't clue into this!!!

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Road to Liberation's avatar

I've written about relational thinking many times - if you're interested, below is a link to one article I describe it in the context of the broader picture.

I tried living by example early on to show people not to fear it. I was doing jiu jitsu around May 2020 (as soon as the gym opened up - after signing a waiver of course) and traveling as well.

https://roadtoliberation.substack.com/p/the-21st-century-trojan-horse

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Perry Simms's avatar

Not harmless. The bioengineered Sars-cov-2 Spike has a number of neurotoxic and amyloidogenic epitopes which drive long-term pathology and disability and early death.

The satanic 'solution' shoved into billions was... Spike.

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

Here’s the governor of my “red” state in a 54-second interview clip that still deserves a larger audience.

Gov. Ivey: “It’s time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks … Folks are supposed to have common sense.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IN3HUPeSXI

How about this? Governors are “supposed to have common sense.”

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

How about governors are supposed to keep their oath to the Constitution? When they fail -- as all but one did -- they should face some kind of penalty, yes?

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Scott Doubet's avatar

and at youtube ... Comments are turned off. Learn more

Right. We learned enough by March 2020

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z28.310's avatar

Comments turned off on anything political (including The Science) should be recognized as a win. It's regime media admitting they know how weak and horrible the propaganda is.

I have seen some stories where they start with an open comment section and then by the end of the day delete and shut down all comments. If market forces were driving the media, the offending article would be deleted too. But that never seems to happen.

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Renee Marie's avatar

I’d love to have 10 seconds with this demon to speak my peace.

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SaHiB's avatar

"Common sense" is a euphemism for "my prejudices". Is Kay Ivey offering to be a t-ball target for all comers?

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

She knew she would get no criticism for saying what she said - because she was echoing the authorized narrative. She won re-election in a landslide.

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

Good point about DeSantis's first gubernatorial victory. The Powers that Be didn't know what they were getting with him - an apostate, someone who might go against "the club" or the "Current thing." It paid off for him though.

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jotolo's avatar

Elections are a binary choice. DeSantis had a great resume in 2018 e.g., education, military service, Congressional service. Looking back, the most astonishing thing is how little we knew about his opponent who had a terrible drug problem.

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jotolo's avatar

Yes, we are lucky to have DeSantis. Compare his covid record to what DeWine said and did in Ohio, for example.

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

DeSantis also has a fairly decent legislature, many of whom are staunch supporters of individual liberty. The state also has a growing number of pro-truth and liberty people who taking this fight against tyranny to the counties -- the commissioners and the sheriffs.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Note how this idiot woman calls vaccinated people ‘regular’.

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

All they know is what the "current thing" is ... and that they can't go against the Current Thing.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

They will cling to the Ukraine is winning farce just as long as they will the covid farce.

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

Yep. It's the "authorized narrative." Find out what that is and you know what's going to happen next (or not happen).

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

"Never Believe Anything Until It Is Officially Denied"

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Danno's avatar

What HAS changed since 2019 is the public's attitude towards vaccines in general. The COVID-19 mRNA shots have made a sizable percentage of us wary of all vaccinations.

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Renee Marie's avatar

It’s made me wary of EVERY doctor, nurse, and hospital! The information I’ve uncovered the last three years is mind blowing, in regard to ALL medical interventions! There are no words...

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Sunshinegirl1217's avatar

So much so I told the VA never again in my lifetime.

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Renee Marie's avatar

I had a (work related) hip replacement about six years ago. I had an excellent doctor and medical care! I think those days are over! God bless the good, freedom loving doctors (and nurses)!

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Kate's avatar

Dr. Panda also had a great Substack today about gaslighting, with Trudeau now saying he never forced anyone to get vaccinated.

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Quakeress's avatar

Well, to be fair, Trudeau said that they "put all incentives in place to encourage citizens to get vaccinated" (not an exact quote, but the gist is there).

We all know what THAT meant: make people's lives a living hell unless they got jabbed.

Same as German health minister (and, need I remind us all, enemy-of-the-blog) who now says that we owe children because they were hardest hit by the pandemic - er, NO, Public Health Wizard, they were not hardest hit by the pandemic bc they were not 83+ and sick; they were hardest hit by YOU AND YOUR COLLEAGUES' IDIOTIC MEASURES.

We are now at the stage where nobody in power didn't do anything at all, wasn't even present, was on holiday, had no idea what was going on, was sorting his sock drawer, was reading 23-volume minutes of Boy Scouts' Meetings, in fact, wasn't really responsible for any political decision at all.

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smokegetsinyoureyes's avatar

Here’s a good then and now video comparison of Trudeau

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Credf7tAv2T/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

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VeryVer's avatar

That guy. What a piece of work.

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Ryan J's avatar

From the beginning, they repeatedly called any infection a "rare breakthrough" infection. But "no one ever said it will stop you from getting covid". 🙄

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Rona Dinur's avatar

Unbelievably dishonest terminology

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Laughing Goat's avatar

Excellent observation, when put together these two talking points are completely contradictory.

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David Ellis's avatar

Why are people still calling this murder weapon a vaccine 💉 We don’t need them, never have and never will🙄🥴👊🏼😘

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

How many times do we have to shout it? The "vaccine" is not even a vaccine. A real vaccine prevents you from getting a disease, from becoming symptomatic from an infection and spreading your "virus" to other people. In retrospect, they won the semantics battle when they marketed the similarly ineffective "flu vaccine" as being a wonder shot.

Also, real vaccines that have been tested and used for years don't kill and harm massive numbers of people.

The one drug that seems to have worked are those stupid pills they must have slipped into our drinking water.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Stupid pills in drinking water? I’m not following…

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Adrian Ryan's avatar

Alas all too many read this as a weakening of the virus and strengthening of immune resistance to it as a direct result of the vax and not despite it, ably endorsed by the MSM, Big Tech, Big Pharma and Big government...

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Kurt Arner's avatar

The volte-face is almost as astounding as the failure of the masses to recognize that they’ve been intensively gaslighted for three years and counting.

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Kurt Arner's avatar

@gdoc: the indifference was and is due to the incessant fear-mongering. This resulted in a collective psychosis, causing 70%+ of the population to accept inoculation using a novel product, wholly untested for mid- to long-term side effects. This contravened the Nuremberg Code and the Helsinki Accords (of course). Informed Consent is impossible absent long-term testing.

Those who received the experimental jabs were effectively reduced to voluntary lab rats, since they chose to trust their health authorities.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

True. Can you explain why only 1% max resisted in any meaningful way?

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Kurt Arner's avatar

My take: fear of backlash (for standing out of the crowd) is what kept the masses quiet and compliant. This worked in Eugyppius’ home country 90 years ago. Still works today.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

Fear itself, but just as importantly; fear of losing something.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

Hey man, why don't you ever visit El Gato Malo's stack?

I like him, eugyppius, Bray and SimComm the best.

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Kurt Arner's avatar

I do visit EGM.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

Just suggestions, but based on reading your commentary I think you'd like their work product.

EGM is sort of the "eugyppius" of the US...or vice-versa

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Kurt Arner's avatar

Different styles, of course. Accomplished cooks, just enough spicy sarcasm. EGM serves more appetizers.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

Yeah. Good way of putting it.

I enjoy the common sense all four of those guys have.

And E and EGM are polymaths.

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Stuffysays's avatar

You know, it's quite exhausting and frustrating. This whole thing has just turned the world upside down. There are questions which should be simple to ask and answer but are impossible. How dangerous is/was SARS-Cov-2 and/or Covid19? How many people died only and definitely from the virus? How many people are dead from the "vaccines"? How many people are injured from the "vaccines"? Who can you trust to tell you the truth? (Only people on Substack but even then who really knows). What are/were the "vaccines" really for? Why were we locked up? Why were we masked? Why is nobody accountable? Was it always like this and I just didn't notice?

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Markker's avatar

go look at denis rancourt's data on his website- no pandemic whatsoever. No excess mortality 2020. However, since jabs, excess in all highly jabbed countries. Great interview with Last American Vagabond. Lockdowns were required to stop flow of money and funnel it to banks as Sept 2019 was a crash and March 2020 an even worse one, worse than 2008. For them to say tax payers yet again to bail them out would have caused riots so they took treasury money covertly by fabricating a virus and then by extracting more money with needless, dangerous experimental bioweapons procured by US DoD which are part of global depopulation agenda. See Bailiwick News and Due Dilgence and Art as well as Dr Sam Bailey and Virlieology on here. When you dig deep, you'll see no proof of contagion, no proof of viruses, no proof a certain bacterium causes a specific disease. What you will find is many toxic spreads, from industry, hushed up and a new virus "found" or military testing of chemical weapons or deliberate attacks on particular groups- homosexuals, young black girls in Africa, Asia etc. Now, it's global, the western countries being the hardest hit right now. Remember Bill Gates has already warned us of the next one. Don't forget the climate change scam to limit our movements and increase our energy costs.

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joe stuerzl 85's avatar

I'm always frustrated to read and hear the harmful deadly consequences of the jabs ,but almost never the more deadly outcomes when entering a hospital with any respiratory issues .The remdesivir and ventilators are the only allowed treatment and are about 90% fatal in a relatively short time .It is happening in all hospitals .My brother got that treatment and it killed him in six days .Could it be ,we don't hear much of what I write here ,because there are very few left to complain ,because most of the treated that way are dead ?? The injections maim and kill an alarming number of people ,but the majority lives on for another five or ten years ,unlike the victims in hospitals .Going in there with a broken leg ,may not kill you as long as you fight off anyone coming at you with a needle .

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Barekicks's avatar

I agree Joe, some people now have monomania about vaccine damage. I don't think it should take away from an equal focus on lockdown damage, including damage from hospital protocols and lack of early treatment.

I'm very sorry for your loss.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Joe, I’m so sorry. My brother died of ‘turbo cancer’ which I believe was from him getting the mrna jabs. I keep wondering why we aren’t hearing from all the folks who were denied being with their loved ones who died alone in hospitals/nursing homes. I still can’t get over the fact that actually happened.

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joe stuerzl 85's avatar

Cathleen there are reports from Doctors that cancer in remission or torment go in uncontrollable overdrive ,killing in a very short time .That killed a lady two doors over from my apartment recently Not only that ,but they use so many different methods of killing us ,one could write a story book of death

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Yes. So much murder in so many ways, none of which can be proven.

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Quakeress's avatar

I follow the narratives around the transgender movement (if you can all it that) and have come to the conclusion that is incredibly psychologically damaging to force people to lie about the evidence of their own eyes. And it confuses people - hearing dozens of time a day how the vaccine protects from infection, how rare "breakthrough infections" are while they can SEE that vaccinated people got sick at the same rate as nonvaccinated people. It messes with people's heads.

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Decaf's avatar

They don't seem to mind. They block all questions. They think we're nuts.

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joe stuerzl 85's avatar

So here I read that the managers of the latest holocaust are easing off in Germany until the next time .If Lauterbach would have run a similar holocaust in 1945 in Germany ,he would have fled on a submarine to Argentina together with Mengele to escape execution .Today he can claim it was to save lives and the planet ,he is innocent ,followed with a big raise of his pension .I don't live in Germany but the whole world is now working on the final solution ,like before in Germany .

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

I don’t believe ‘journalism’ actually exists any more, in the corrupted corporate media.

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Biesheuvel, Maarten's avatar

I also have the same why question as that person from 2019. So, why?

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The newest twist in the Covid farce is that supposedly there's a new variant going around whose main effect is to give one red, itchy eyes. Apparently, the fact that this "variant" emerges at the same time as the spring allergy season is pure coincidence...

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Decaf's avatar

They take us for fools.

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Steenroid's avatar

Yeah o got it. Red itchy eyes. Get it every April.

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Barekicks's avatar

Oh yes, from "'covid toes" to "covid eye".

Reminds me of the huge furore in 2018 about vaping causing "popcorn lung".

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Quakeress's avatar

But the good news is that nobody really cares. A couple of weeks ago there were a few headlines about the dreaded "arcturus" variant that apparently had teamed up with another dreaded variant whose name I forgot - people weren't only completely unfazed, they also ignored the issue altogether. And now this nonsense has mostly vanished from the front pages.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

That’s what people need to do….ignore and not comply. Everyone! Not just a few outliers.

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Quakeress's avatar

Well, with covid we seem to be at that point - there is almost no vaccine uptake any more. The covidian bubble, however, is radicalising and tweeting pictures of their state of the art air filters. :-)

We seem to be over the last "current thing", Ukraine, as well, which isn't really talked of any longer among "normal" people.

The current current thing, however, climate change, ist another matter. I think many people are sick to the death of it but aren't yet at a point where they are ready to admit it - especially, since there is so much fear porn around.

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I could see it as partially from flavoring. 'Popcorn Lung' comes from flavoring agents used in the popcorn. I never figured inhaling bubblegum or fruit punch flavoring directly into the lungs was a great idea to begin with, and of course it wasn't tested, but who GAF about smokers? (which would make them a choice to test covid on as well)

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Perry Simms's avatar

Primary harm with ecigs seems to come from acrolein

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24999835/

This can be minimized with 1) Proper wicking and low wattage. Avoid 'dry hits' 2) pure PG/VG 3) Flavorless

Over the course of days and weeks of vaping you can see a brownish buildup on coils, these are reaction products from your liquid achieving too high temps.

If you go to a mesh vape, properly wicked, you will see far, far less brown buildup.

Either way you're inhaling thousands of times LESS mutagenic substances than by smoking.

It's a no-comparison thing, which is why the war against e-cigs is a war against health.

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Markker's avatar

That could have been toxins trialled in disposable vapes. US Gov gave pregnant women exposure to radiation, just to see what would happen and orphans, learning difficulties people often used as guinea pigs, without informed consent.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Yep. Arcturus. Hilarious.

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Kurt Arner's avatar

@ eugyppius: you wrote, “Neither available vaccines nor the science have changed all that much at all since the whole circus started.”

I beg to disagree. Over a few week period, late Summer 2021, if I recall correctly, the CDC & FDA (and I believe the WHO) decided to change the definition of “herd immunity” as well as what constituted a “vaccine”.

Prior to the COVID-19 “vaccines”, “herd immunity” referred to a phenomenon recognized as a natural consequence of widespread infection (and of subsequent immunization thereafter) of a circulating pathogen), which could also be achieved through widespread vaccination.

Post COVID-19 “vaccines”, the term “herd immunity” became exclusively a consequence of widespread vaccination, with all reference to natural immunity having been dropped.

Then the very definition of a vaccine took on an Orwellian twist: heretofore, a vaccine was understood to confer a degree of immunity to infection as well as preventing transmission. Post Summer 2021, a vaccine no longer was expected to do that; it just had to “stimulate an immune system response”.

Remember also that prior to 2021, a product under review for approval as a vaccine needed to demonstrate > 50% efficacy in preventing infection. Products which ostensibly prevented only severe injury or death were not referred to as “vaccines”; these were considered therapeutics (medications).

Never mind that these two definition changes are mutually incoherent when taken together. This is the quintessence of gaslighting.

And we’re supposed to believe the Pfizer executive who claimed before the EU Parliamentary Committee that her company never even tested for immunity? Mon œil!

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Snoman27's avatar

We sometimes forget how many times they have moved the goalposts that they had to put them on casters.

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Brena M.'s avatar

Even Germany halts jabbing children before the USA? Wow... my country sucks.

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I wonder what all those twitterati parents who sobbed with happiness because they had found someone who'd jab their kids off-label are going to do now that there is even less vaccine recommendation than there used to be.

Anyway, anybody remember how Thomas Mertens, head of the Stiko, was reviled when he said he wouldn't have his grandchildren jabbed? Looking back, I'd say that took some courage on his part, even though the Stiko in itself aligned itself far too much with the political agenda of the day (i.e. get everybody jabbed pronto).

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I imagine in Germany post WW2 there were a lot of ancillary workers who participated in the various atrocities (The guy that ran the bulldozer over the graves, The guy who fixed that equipment, the civilians who ratted out opposition forces, etc).

That's where we are. And it's not ok... The regulators who simply imposed these "measures" need to be hung with the rest.

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Perry Simms's avatar

The big lie didn't start in 2020, Fear.

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alexei's avatar

In the UK currently there's a drive by the NHS in care and nursing homes to "offer the next round of Spring boosters", despite this booster supposedly not addressing the current variant XBB.1.5 but strains that are no longer in circulation. Needless to say, due to the clampdown on misinformation in the UK, most are blithely ignorant of this state of affairs.

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Barekicks's avatar

I saw someone bragging on Reddit that they were tucked up in bed riding out the after-effects of their 6th jab. What the hell is wrong with people?!

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alexei's avatar

Stubborn faith in the system, their leaders and "the science"?? And/or lack of curiosity and stupidity.

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Decaf's avatar

And they're the smart ones. Can't forget that. And responsible. Community-minded. Caring. Following the science... They will never lack for reasons. Ever.

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