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Christopher Messina's avatar

Is it OK for me to note that German farmers seem to protest, well, I don't know how to say this tactfully, efficiently?

I am a fan of the farmers. They are standing up for what is logical, and defying the insane sacrifices being offered on The Ridiculous Altar of the Climate Catastrophe Church.

Good for them. How much longer are we going to put up with these craven jack offs flying their private planes to Davos and Dubai for COP9million, to snack on caviar and $10,000 per night hookers, while telling the little people we cannot have beef or drive our cars because, you know, "carbon?'

They have gone from annoying mosquitoes to damned evil.

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Rintrah Radagast's avatar

Yesterday I went to the doctor, he told me to go to the gym. But he is fat and old himself!

My doctor is a hypocrite and I'm not going to put up with it.

So what I'm going to do is sit on my ass until I'm fat and die from a heart attack.

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Christopher Messina's avatar

Not equivalent. You don't have to visit that doctor and don't have to listen to what he tells you. If you want to fail to take care of yourself, so what? Your doctor is not legislating away choices from you; the assholes at COP28 are.

The CORRECT analogy is "I went to the doctor, who got a look at my smoking hot wife in the waiting room. The doctor told me my heart condition made it risky to have sex, and moreover gave me a pill he claimed was for my heart, but really just made me impotent. He then started going to my house when I was at work, to fuck my wife."

THAT is a closer analogy.

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Capt. Roy Harkness's avatar

🤣🤣🤣

... Actually very likely the size of it ... 🤔

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Rintrah Radagast's avatar

>Not equivalent. You don't have to visit that doctor and don't have to listen to what he tells you.

That's not the point.

The point is:

Someone not doing what he tells you to do, doesn't mean that what he tells you to do is not what needs to be done.

It doesn't follow from people at Davos being hypocrites that we should just go ahead and make the Earth uninhabitable. It means we need better people leading us, people who are not hypocrites.

If priests rape children while telling you not to, that doesn't mean it's ok to rape children. It means you need better priests.

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Christopher Messina's avatar

The point is this Climate Hysteria Apocalypse Church is based on a pure lie. They know this which is why they fly private. If they REALLY were worried, they wouldn't.

What in your mind "needs to be done?"

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Satan's Doorknob's avatar

You imply that the Earth will become uninhabitable if nothing is done. That is far from proven. The very powers promoting this pseudo-religion, in fact, have blatant and not very well hidden motives to increase their wealth and political powers. Rare indeed is the scientist who says "Hey, my whole line of research is bullshit and I'm turning down future grants."

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Rintrah Radagast's avatar

>You imply that the Earth will become uninhabitable if nothing is done.

You can just compare the speed of increase of atmospheric carbon dioxide in our atmosphere to that observed during previous episodes of mass extinction.

We're currently well above the speed of the Permian-Triassic extinction event:

https://www.rintrah.nl/introducing-the-low-iq-low-status-white-male-challenge/

Most terrestrial vertebrates went extinct back then, because the whole planet's surface just turned into a desert.

The only land mammal that survived in most places was some weird dog-sized rat-like creature called Lystrosaurus.

Back then, 95% of land vertebrates were Lystrosaurus. This is the only time that a single species or genus of land animal dominated the Earth to such a degree.

Remember, the speed of change back then was slower than it is today.

So our equivalent would be something like everything dying except for rats, ending up with a world where big rats are 95% of all animals alive.

Agriculture is not possible under those conditions. Humans, a K selected species that slowly reaches sexual maturity, would not do well under these circumstances, even as hunter-gatherers.

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Baldmichael's avatar

Carbon dioxide is not the problem, pollution is. As is degraded soils which need, like human guts, fibre, bacteria and fungi to be fully functional.

We are being slowly poisoned by big pharma and big farmer with its chemical nasties.

If you believe the evolutionary nonsense then that is part of your problem.

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IceSkater40's avatar

I'd encourage you to look at the cycle of photosynthesis. And ALL sources of CO2. Also? The earth isn't heating nearly as much as the climate police want you to believe - there was a nobel prize issued to someone from NASA who gave a much more accurate view of the actual average temperature change based on atmosphere temps - nobody is going to go extinct from CO2 in the next 100 years.

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Ernest Judd's avatar

Thank you for gas lighting!

Any hypothetical scenario gets the gas lighting treatment.

"Remember, the speed of change back then was slower than it is today.'

Umm, we are not cognitively disabled enough to believe this.

Stop playing the hubristic retard.

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Capt. Roy Harkness's avatar

You seem unaware of the fact everything we've been told is a lie...

Here's a good place to start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuiCSD6LCNE&t=622s

Here's another; Wade Frazier's gargantuan website, and the single strongest Red Pill I have ever taken: https://ahealedplanet.net/home.htm

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Rocío Matamoros's avatar

Radagast, you say: "It doesn't follow from people at Davos being hypocrites that we should just go ahead and make the Earth uninhabitable."

No, this is an outrageous exercise in question begging. You've assumed your conclusion, namely that our failure to follow the advice from Davos will indeed "make the Earth uninhabitable".

Without the question begging, logic only leaves you with this: "It doesn't follow from people at Davos being hypocrites that their advice is wrong."

That is correct, as far as it goes, but there is also copious evidence against what they say. Their hypocrisy doesn't qualify as such evidence in itself, but drawing attention to it can persuade the credulous that they should at least give a fair hearing to the other side.

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Ernest Judd's avatar

I stopped breathing back in 2012, because of the fear of Global Warming.

The Earth is only uninhabitable if we allow the 0.001% set the agenda.

The 0.001% are destroying the planet because we have too many individuals unable to know who they really are to set their individual course for survival. Instead, it's looking for better priests?

One must live their lives according to their values, ethics and morals for their own survival.

Witness the Houthis...

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CS's avatar

Nice!

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Rocío Matamoros's avatar

As it happens, I also went to the doctor yesterday. Without examining me or asking me any questions, he told me that I had an affliction that I'd never heard of. There were no symptoms now, he said, but it would definitely kill me by 2035. The only solution was to buy a lifelong course of a new patent medication that would destroy my finances completely - goodbye to my kids' education, to proper meals and to any prospects of retirement.

He said it was the only way, and to dispel any doubts, he confessed that he suffered from the same affliction, and took the same medication. I said I'd have to think about it.

On the way out, his receptionist asked me briefly about the consultation, then surreptitiously passed me a slip of paper. Before I drove off, I read the message she'd given me: "Your doctor doesn't take the medication he told you about. But he gets a $5,000 kickback for every patient who buys a year's course of it. Draw your own conclusions!"

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Capt. Roy Harkness's avatar

The period between making that decision and dying of said heart attack may be lengthy, and marked by ever-increasing discomfort, pain and misery. You might want to consider your plan of action...🤔

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Christopher Messina's avatar

Nice idea, Roy but this moron Radagast thinks he's being clever by suggesting if we all don't sacrifice meat and cars, we're going to DIE of "global cooling," no, wait, "global warming," no - wait, Ive got it! CLIMATE CHANGE. Yeah, that's the ticket! CLIMATE CHANGE is going to kill the planet unless the great unwashed eat bugs and don't travel more than 25 miles from home, probably just far enough to go work at the Human Bug Food Factory owned by Klaus Schwab and Bill Gates, who monitor the peasants' work from their 3000 foot yachts in Cannes.

He was - very ineffectively - mocking me for my suggestion that Our Great Overlords at Davos are not really looking after my best interests. I should heed their orders even if THEY fly private and eat Wagyu beef off the breasts of high end prostitutes in Davos.

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Satan's Doorknob's avatar

The ignorance and yet smug confidence of the climate cult is astonishing. Anyone, even a layman who has read a bit about geology, climate (pre-alarmism) and the natural sciences in general knows that the Earth has been cooler AND warmer than the present era. In fact, I can say with a fair degree of confidence that many readers live in a location that was covered in deep ice only several thousand years ago. Those of you who live in coastal areas were either farther from a sea or (at peak warming) were even under water. And I’m not even talking about geological times, but spans since humans appeared, going back only a few tens of thousands of years.

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Christopher Messina's avatar

Yes, indeed. I had a class in geology and earth science in college at the University of Chicago. Someone brought up "global warming," which was the Left's phrase back then, and the professor threw an eraser at the moron and said, "Anyone who brings up that propagandistic bullshit in this class will get an automatic F."

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Capt. Roy Harkness's avatar

Or like "The Wolf of Wall Street" snorting coke out of a high end whore's ass crack? The corruption and degeneracy of The Davos Parasites is enough to gag an army of maggots.

Quite awhile back Stefan Verstappen did a scenario of what's in store for us if we all don't wake the fuck up, right now: https://captroyharkness.substack.com/p/how-it-will-go-down-agenda-2030. It's worth the half-hour of your life to listen to his searing soliloquy..

Oh, and by the way? It really is happening, right now. Starting to notice the inflation, business closures, stratospheric rents and utterly unaffordable housing yet? 🤔💩

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Sara Legvold's avatar

I tried to watch the video but the narrator speaking like Mr Rogers speaking to the little kids in his neighborhood was rather jarring to listen to for more than a few minutes.

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Capt. Roy Harkness's avatar

Trouble is Stefan is trying to communicate to the Blue-Pilled Pinheads and I guess you're not one of those. Keep plugging away is the best advice I can give you.

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SaHiB's avatar

https://www.rt.com/news/590562-zuckerberg-ranch-beer-cows/

BTW, the email had no pictures; just links calling them.

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Baldmichael's avatar

Damned evil they were from the start.

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Demianovich's avatar

Wonderful as this was, I fear it will amount to nothing, as in 1524 it will be neutralised by the system. Those bad actors in power (almost all of them) don't really care. Their pensions are secure and they'll always be offered comfy jobs once they leave office. There is only one long term solution: The system will crash under the weight of its own evilness and then we can rebuild. But it will be a long, hard and destructive path.

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eugyppius's avatar

I don't disagree, but we must remember, everything keeps failing until something succeeds. They have to win every day, we only have to win once. This the most important asymmetry every hostile regime must face.

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Demianovich's avatar

Yes, it will succeed at some point and we'll have a lull in the proceedings for a time. Perhaps it is wrong to think that there is "a" solution, maybe it is just a process that continues in perpetuum, until we can all reconcile these forces of darkness and light within ourselves. Ein Hoch auf die Bauern und ehrlichen Arbeiter des Landes, auf ihren Erfolg!

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Steghorn21's avatar

Die Fetten Jahre sind vorbei (apologies for spelling errors).

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Steghorn21's avatar

Exactly. The motto of freedom loves everywhere should be a paraphrase of John Paul Jones' words against the British: "We haven't yet begun to fight".

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GerdaVS's avatar

They might be failing with Rukwied seemingly having his hands tied behind his back. But what is happening in the whole country for once is 'awakening' all those who have been blind sheeples until now.

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Danno's avatar

Maybe it at least exposed this Ruckweid character. Replacing him would seem to be a reachable goal, and would give future protests a lot more staying power.

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Capt. Roy Harkness's avatar

What happened in 1524?

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Matt S's avatar

The German Peasants' War (Deutscher Bauernkrieg).

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

This was never going to be easy. I hope the farmer's movement see the treachery in their leaders, and learn quickly - as the Dutch farmers did - how to use their very real power. Joachim Rukwied will be moved on - he is more interested in his own pocket than delivering real change.

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eugyppius's avatar

indeed.

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Indrek Sarapuu's avatar

And the hat looks ridiculous.

Note that most of the protesters that he supposedly represents, wear watch caps or toques.

Call it nitpicking, but appearance matters.

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

One could say the hat is used to bridge the gap between what farmers would wear, and what wealthy urbanites might consider 'cool' for a trip to the open countryside.

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William Abbott's avatar

Lenin said if the Germans are going to riot in a railway station, they all quietly line up and pay at the turnstile first.

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Demianovich's avatar

So true… they had to get permission for this demonstration. But it was good to show those in power where this is going.

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jac's avatar

actually, we don’t need permission. we have to announce a protest. they say it’s for organizing public safety by having police and firefighters at the scene.

only during covid we allowed a sentiment to be established for the government to plain ban protests they don’t like.

but i wonder how protesting without announcement to the tyrants work in other countries. must be horrible.

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Demianovich's avatar

All very controlled though … if it was real, then they'd be dragging Lindner, Scholz, Habeck et al through the streets behind a tractor and pelting them with dung. The main good, as I see it, is that these protests have woken more of those that might have been vacillating or blind to how the government treats it’s citizens. Still a long way to go though.

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jac's avatar

how i wish they would.

we've been indoctrinated that protest HAS TO BE peaceful. now, i prefer peaceful protests as well but at some point the power of peacefulness has drained completely and we've been in this growing mess for 30 years. did you see the much bigger covid protests we had? all colorful with music and carrying ghandi signs around. yet they arrested, water-sprayed and prosecuted people. and now the farmers repeat that nonsense and act surprised. where have they been the past 3 years? where have they been the past 30 years? so much for 'woken more of those'...

germans comply their way out of tyranny and so this uprising will fade and shit will continue.

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Candy's avatar

Like Canadians

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Louisa Enright's avatar

Thanks so much for reporting on this AND for not putting it behind a paywall. From America the lost, I am watching with hope and prayers that this revolt is the start of throwing out the globalists and correcting so much of the truly bad corrupt "science' that is now in place in this country. I no longer recognize my own country--one my military father and my military husband fought to preserve. Our Constitution has now been trashed, our political system is broken, and what now passes for a democracy is hanging by a thread.

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Fear's avatar

There's no thread. They'll feed us the Orange Man puppet again and the trajectory shall accelerate.

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Ray Bob's avatar

So you're reading a substance by a German author about the German farmer's protest. And somehow you have to bring up Donald Trump. I believe you may need to seek Psychiatric help as soon as possible. How you get from a farm protest in Germany to Donald Trump. I think Sigman Freud would love to sit down with you for a little while. But that's just my opinion, have a great day. Remember the orange boogie man is living under your bed and in your head

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Fear's avatar

Orange man himself has nothing to do with it. He's just a false hope for the rot that persists across the entire Western world. Same with these poor Germans. The point is until these farmers start grinding all their politicians into a good loamy soil that nothing will ever change through selections.

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jac's avatar

you’re right. but 90% of germans will never admit this.

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jac's avatar

ooooraaaaange!

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Ray Bob's avatar

You're another one as well. You're reading an article written by a German about the German farm. Protest, but somehow you have to bring up Donald Trump. You guys are truly suffering some form of a metal breakdown. I truly don't know if there's any help for you or not. But I hope the best. But I would not hold my breath waiting on you to get any better unfortunately. The orange man lives in your mind as well under your bed and in your dreams

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Ray Bob's avatar

Well, thank you for making my case for me. You have to resort to name calling and jsimplistic playground. Insults, you are truly a very mentally stable individual. Have a good day, Skippy, by the way, the orange man will be President again. And there's not a damn thing. You can do about it except like it. You will learn to love it repeat after me Skippy long live the Trump king.

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jac's avatar

you missed the covid protests? there where many, many more people in the same location. we’ve been further than the farmers with our request for the entire gov to resign. boy were we beaten up.

this farmers thing is no revolution and nothing to give hope.

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Steghorn21's avatar

Whatever the outcome of these magnificent protests, they are merely outliers for much more frequent and larger protests against the Davos/Climate agenda. It is clear that people have had enough. More and more normies realise that their governments hate them and that the current policies will destroy their lives.

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Marion's avatar

Do you really think the normies are waking up? I don’t. My brother scowls over ‘net zero’ and thinks it’s all rubbish, but can’t believe the bbc and David Attenborough would lie about ‘global warming’. (Attenborough is a bbc tv presenter her in the U.K. with no scientific qualifications - not that such qualifications count for much). The once, present and future masked morons can’t believe it’s all a lie because the lie is just too enormous. My brother’s wife told me I should ‘stop reading’ when I told her - after she had asked me - why I don’t submit bowel cancer ‘tests’ or attend other cancer ‘screenings’. Most people, like half my family, don’t question, don’t read, don’t listen to any dissenting voices. They wear/wore their masks and took their ‘vaccines’ and basically do as they are told.

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VeryVer's avatar

Yes, most people just can’t exist in a world where the “experts” are wrong. They would feel untethered and adrift in the scary world. I also refuse all medical tests. I don’t believe the testing will extend my lifespan. But it will guarantee stress misery and unhappiness. Ask yourself, “is today the day I want to find out I have in curable and painful disease? A day when I was happily thinking I was healthy and looking forward to my lunch?”

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Baldmichael's avatar

Hello from UK! Glad to hear you don't submit bowel cancer ‘tests’ or attend other cancer ‘screenings’. I was misdiagnosed in 2020 with a cancer and having undergone immuno-therapy for 9 months before I worked out what was really going on I now avoid doctors and hospitals like the plague.

Technically I am still under review but I haven't seen the oncologist since 2020.

This explains what really started my facial palsy etc.

https://baldmichael.substack.com/p/sodium-nitrite-e250-the-poison-in

I consider the cancer industry a scam.

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Marion's avatar

I’m in the U.K., too, and I have read your posts on many of the substacks I follow - I am sorry for your troubles with the nhs and cancer screening - something I read a lot about, lately a substack (can’t remember which) that explained how cancer screening isn’t helpful as all it does is give an early warning, so you live in fear of something that may have only caused your death many years later. (And perhaps the chemo and radiation actually damages the body so there is a stronger chance of cancer reoccurring, as it did in my mother-in-law’s case). Anyways, it seems that rates of cancer haven’t reduced with all this screening, so….

Have you read about fenbenozine’s and ivermectin’s effectiveness in curing cancer? The Joe Tippen protocol seems very promising to me. I totally agree that the cancer industry - and all its associated ‘charities’ - is a total scam. Future generations will look back on the 20th and 21st centuries in horror and disgust, I think, (or rather I hope they will, as that would mean people would have come to their senses).

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Baldmichael's avatar

Thank you Marion. I assume you meant Fenbendazole,so yes I have read about them.

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Marion's avatar

Oh dear, I am a terrible speller😉

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Baldmichael's avatar

Don't worry, I wasn't trying to be critical, just making sure that is what you meant. I make mistakes myself and get annoyed with doing so.

In my former life as a building surveyor I had to proof read my own reports as it was vital I did not make any errors. Even small ones look sloppy in a report which someone relies upon to buy a house.

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Sam's avatar

Yep, my experience too

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pyrrhus's avatar

Traitors and turncoats are always more dangerous than your avowed enemies....Germans had better learn this fact and quickly....

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Karl's avatar

We, the germans should already have learnt that a couple of times. Seems like every generations has to learn this again.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

people have a hole in their heads. the same thing repeats over and over again. no one looks back at history. This has been going on ever since humans settled I suppose.

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pyrrhus's avatar

True Dat!

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bubbagyro's avatar

They are persecuting German farmers in the U.S. also!

(For those not in the "know", the Amish, called Pennsylvania "Dutch" (really are Pennsylania "Deutsch") are decendents of German settlers who escaped religious persecution in Europe, escaping through Holland and Switzerland to the U.S. originally from Alsace in Germany (Alsasz-Lothringen), (Münster) and Bern, Switzerland. These are most excellent farmers, heralded as such in Europe sine the 1500s, and the Americas since their arrival. They use horse plows and organic farming methods without electricity, and without cars, which methods they have done peacefully since the early 18th century (1737 was the first migration). They speak a German dialect from the 1700s, and are called Anabaptists.

They did not participate in the mRNA "Vaxpush". They claimed that their adherents have experienced coronaviruses (cough colds) for centuries, and they have acquired natural immunity. Embarrassingly, they did not experience the toxicity and mortality of the "vaccinated" in their region of Pennsylvania and Ohio. Therefore, I believe, they are being persecuted because they "do not get with the programs foisted upon them by the health authorities".

Below is from the article in the Lancaster Patriot newspaper. Lancaster, PA is the center of the Amish farming district.

"The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture served an all-natural Amish farm in southeastern Pennsylvania with a search warrant on Thursday afternoon.

The farmer, Amos Miller, has been in the crosshairs with the US Department of Agriculture because of his repeated failures to comply with federal farming regulations.

Under the rubric of PROTECTING, the government can do anything it wants to. For example, it can launch, finance, support, and insist on a killer vaccine.

On top of all this, if Miller is selling raw milk and no one is getting sick, that would be devastating for the commercial processed milk industry.

And meanwhile, Big Pharma is selling countless toxic drugs with the full approval of the government, people are dying at the rate of at least 106,000 per year, and no one is intervening to prosecute and send Pharma personnel to prison for the rest of their lives.

GOVERNMENT: Food should be processed and dead.

AMOS MILLER: No, it should have life in it. Food should produce good health..."

—Büß

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bubbagyro's avatar

My bad—I forgot to give credit for the details of the Lancaster Patriot newspaper to Jon Rappaport's newsletter. BTW, I raised my three daughters in Lancaster, PA, and I rented on a 200 acre farm which was worked by Amos Beiler, a great farmer. My eldest daighter went to Lancaster Mennonite High School, where she received a great education.

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Satan's Doorknob's avatar

I've visited the Lancaster area a few times. Any locale that has both the ailment (Blue Balls) and its remedy (Intercourse) is okay in my book!

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bubbagyro's avatar

Haha! We not only had Blue Ball, Pennsylvania, but Intercourse and Bird-In-Hand!

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Baldmichael's avatar

I knew about Intercourse but not the Blue Balls. In the UK I am not aware of an Intercourse, but we do have Sandy Balls in the New Forest, not just on the nudist beaches!

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CS's avatar

Thank you for this. We visited this part of Pennsylvania in August 2020; I've never seen such breathtakingly beautiful farmland.

Also, is this really true?: 'Embarrassingly, they did not experience the toxicity and mortality of the "vaccinated" in their region of Pennsylvania and Ohio.'

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jac's avatar

yes. that’s true. there has been like one person sick but nothing grave.

it was the hospitals that killed people with their protocols.

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bubbagyro's avatar

Yes, mechanical ventilators were the assisted suicide method of choice by hospital emergency docs during the initial phase of the "pandemic". (I allege it was a pandemic of enhanced nosocomial and iatrogenic mortality-BTW, I am a retired, internationally recognized medical researcher, FWIW). Now, too late, articles have appeared saying that mechanical ventilation during lung viral infection is a death sentence for most hospitalized people.

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jac's avatar

can you supply me with one of those papers showing that? thanks.

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bubbagyro's avatar

I quoted from the Lancaster Patriot newspaper which had the doctor for the hospital quoted directly by the newspaper. I do not get that newspaper. Perhaps you can get the reprint online somehow? January 10.

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bubbagyro's avatar

This has become recently a controversial finding. So-called "fact checkers" (AFP) have tried to put a different spin on this. Because the Amish assemble and do not mask or distance, the Wuhan variant did spread in the Amish community. But the crux of the issue is the word "mortality". A Lancaster PA doctor said, "Allen Hoover, an administrator at Parochial Medical Center (PMC) in Lancaster County, addressed the claim that the Amish are UNAFFECTED by Covid-19., and he said, "We see primarily Amish and other plain people here at PMC, and the opposite is actually the case. Because the Amish are such a tight knit community, and because they have largely IGNORED all safety protocols among themselves, they have experienced a much higher than average Covid-19 INFECTION RATE,” Hoover told AFP in an email. He said the medical center has seen many cases of Covid-19 among Amish patients, including deaths. He noted that while infections are high, DEATH RATES from the virus are LOWER because “their older people live with family and extended family and not in old people’s homes, and usually maintain a HEALTHIER LIFESTYLE.

NOTE: The good Doctor changed the word "mortality" in the original article to "infection"

He admitted that mortality was lower. He changed other words, as I have shown in my CAPS. THIS, AS WE KNOW, IS THE CLASSICAL WAY WHICH OUR POWERS-THAT-BE CHANGE THE NARRATIVE BY CHANGING ONE WORD OR ONE DETAIL IN THE ORIGINAL PREMISE. Beautifullly done!

BTW, we now know that masking and distancing were made up out of whole cloth, as Fauci readily admits. "The Science" had 6 feet distancing in the USA and 3 feet in the EU. Amazing that the virus jumps twice as far in the USA! (/sarc). Also, if we DON'T believe that paper napkins on our faces precludes getting any virus, then we are conspiracy theorists, for sure (/sarc).

[We don't know the power of the Dark Side!]

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CS's avatar

Thank you. Again, I was very impressed by what I saw of the principal Amish area of Pennsylvania in 2020. The prosperity of their farms was palpable. It seems like it should be pretty easy to get a clear picture of how the dread virus affected the Amish, but it is in fact an extremely insular community. For the record, I was told that Amish junior high-level students - who attend schools that accept zero public funding - score better than the average on required Commonwealth of Pennsylvania standardized exams!

Addendum: I just searched online for articles about the Amish and the dread virus. It was hard, if not impossible, to find anything published after the middle of 2021. What I did read was mostly a bunch of tendentious and alarmist articles. There were also long "fact check" entries that boiled down to nothing. It really would be illuminating to know how the Amish fared during this multi-faceted crisis, but for many reasons, the will probably never be known for sure; too bad, because it would be most illustrative.

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bubbagyro's avatar

Here is all the "proof" we need: If the Amish did do poorly, being unvaccinated, don't you think Pfizer, Fauci, and their ilk would have blasted it from the rooftops? It would still be front page news, don'tcha think?

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CS's avatar

Yes. I was assuming that was why stories about the Amish and the dread virus dropped out of the "news" in the middle of 2021. But wouldn't it be nice to have some actual scientific curiosity about how they fared, and some attempts to quantify it? Absent that, we can guess that the Amish are soldiering on in life, much as before. One thing they certainly have going for them, and not only on this front, is - based on my firsthand but casual observations - is an almost total lack of obesity in their community.

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bubbagyro's avatar

scientific curiosity? That is sarcasm, right?

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Jacques Bourguignon's avatar

Thank you for reporting in english what happens in Germany. It is really baffling that we have no other means, from France, to get 1st hand information on that.

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John Bowman's avatar

This is off-topic but grist to the plague chronically mill. Irony by the ton needing no further comment. Epoch Times: “Actor Alec Musser, best known for his work on the U.S. soap opera “All My Children,” has died over the weekend, according to his fiancée, Paige Press. He was 50.

Ms. Press told Fox News Digital that Mr. Musser, who played Del Henry on the long-running soap opera from 2005 until 2007, died at their home in Del Mar, California, on Jan. 13.

Ms. Press revealed that her fiancé was suffering from “a severe case” of COVID-19 at the time of his death and noted that she believes the disease was what ultimately killed him. Mr. Musser was both vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19, Ms. Press told the news outlet.

He was a very healthy person. I mean he took exceptional care of his body and what went into it. … “

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Steghorn21's avatar

Let me guess: Doctors are baffled.

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Fear's avatar

They're baffled but absolutely sure it wasn't the poisonous vaccines since they're safe and effective. Very effective.

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Rocío Matamoros's avatar

They're 100% effective. I've had Covid ten times now, but I know it would have been much worse if I wasn't bang up to date with my boosters.

I even got the vet to jab my hamster. It went very well, but the poor thing happened to die of climate change a few days later. Then I had to block a (former) friend on Meta for insinuating medical misinformation about my hamster - I got his account closed down, you'll be glad to hear.

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Fear's avatar

pFauci blesses your devot hamster. Although he might have died he "did the right thing" and ended up in pheaven.

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Steghorn21's avatar

Here in Switzerland, I heard on the radio yesterday that our health officials are very worried because virtually no-one is taking their clotshot this year. There is hope!

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Fear's avatar

There's only hope when they start hanging the bastards who promoted and profited from this iatrogenocide. Until then it's just another inane game of musical chairs with politics as usual.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

that is what Novak Djokovic said as well, and he refused the jabs. If you take care of what goes into it - that is what you do. (I laugh when I hear people say they eat all vegetarian or vegan and all natural and organic, and then run to get a shot with dog kidney, ape virus, mouse cells, and a myriad of grub in it)

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John Bowman's avatar

And if you look at the labels of Vegan foods and ‘plant based’ foods, the ingredients list is as long as your arm, of additives including various oils like palm oil, rapeseed, sunflower... and flavour agents, colour, vitamins, preservatives, etc.

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Baldmichael's avatar

...through his mouth.

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Tamenund's avatar

The word in the ether is that he checked himself out with a gunshot to the chest.

(FWIW, I don't believe anything I read anymore, but that is at least the official story.)

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jac's avatar

no. it was 2 to the head. the first missed. and the second didn’t do it neither.

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Sam's avatar

Oh dear. Was it sudden?

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KHP's avatar

"Unexpectedly"

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Ahnaf Ibn Qais's avatar

A New 'Springtime of the Peoples- 2024 edition' is upon Us.

The Corrupt leadership may choose 'compromise,' but the Farmers & people will have none of it!

It seems these are the first steps before widespread Populist Revolt across the Continent.

Just like in 1848, it is far more than just about the one issue!

The 'Regime' will try & demonize the Farmers & Shut them up... that appears to be the gameplan!

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(For those interested)

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Thank You Kindly to everyone!

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philipat's avatar

To a neutral observer, it would seem that the farmers have fallen into the trap set for them. They were (falsely) accused of being "Far Right" (Yes, I know that in Germany that has all sorts of "Nazi" undertones) which they SHOULD have ignored. Instead, they walked right into the trap and started to try too hard to demonstrate that, no, we are NOT "Far Right" we are actually Green-around -the - edges" centrist snowflake woke Germans, just like all the rest.

Net result : happy traffic lights and all is peaceful and well. We didn't really mean it!!

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John Bowman's avatar

National Socialism is far Left - clue in the name which is why the Left and for some reason the Right prefer Nazi to hide that, and further cloud the issue by saying Nazis are Fascists which they aren’t: that was the Benito Bunch in Italy. It was nurtured in the manure (being polite) of Communism, with which it, along with Fascism, share common roots: elevation of the State above the individual; central economic planning and control.

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Satan's Doorknob's avatar

"Left" and "Right" are not good labels for political movements. Not for the least reason is that the definition changes over time. For example in the USA, the Democrats until mid-20th century tended to OPPOSE racial integration/civil rights; in that caterogy at least, they were in fact "conservative," in the sense of resisting social change. As recently as a generation ago, they tended (at least projected the image) of supporting the common man, being suspicious of powerful corporations and expansion of government powers, criticizing America’s foreign military adventures. Yet in recent years they are nearly the polar opposite.

A far better perspective to consider various forms of government is to consider their degree of power or coercion. For example, if you look at Nazi Germany at its peak of power and the Soviet Union of the same time, in terms of their control of economy, lack of citizen's rights, etc. you'd be hard pressed to tell them apart. Yet these two engaged in a bloody war that killed millions on both sides. Government power by definition is coercion, the only question is to what degree, and which group(s) exercise power over which other group(s).

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Dog's avatar

Do Germans not see the US attack on the Nordstream pipeline as one of the causes for their economic woes? Is there no outrage over this economic sabotage by their purported ally? Failing to hold the US and its NATO marionette responsible for the Ukraine madness seems to me to be a significant blind spot in earnest efforts to kick out the current robots in charge.

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eugyppius's avatar

it’s truly amazing what persistent media dishonesty and misdirection can achieve. this story has now been totally buried

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

Like the word 'popularist' - which really means those who follow fashion no matter how illogical, often called 'woke' - the word 'farmer' is unknown by said popularists. Food just 'happens'.

Farming is the bed-rock of the EU27, UK and beyond.

Treating this without careful consideration is profoundly unwise.

Of course subsidies should be debated, but this cut seems to be part of the EU27 bright idea that farming - like motorists - is an infinite source of tax cash. The tax raid has already gone too far. The economy in multiple states is at the point of failing under the weight of stupid taxation.

No farmers - 100% import, or, no food at all.

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John Bowman's avatar

“Food just 'happens'...” Doesn’t it grow in plastic trays in supermarket fridges during the night, and milk comes from cartons, right?

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KHP's avatar

Also don't forget: electricity comes from an outlet in the wall.

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John Bowman's avatar

To which you can attach as many adapters and appliances as you like without ever worrying you will overload the circuitry because, er…. Well if it works for the grid, if you can just keep adding car battery chargers and heat pumps, it should work in the home - right?

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

Well, it seems John you have discovered how the system works. Now. How's the system for delivering the produce before anyone thinks they need it (aka time travel) coming along?

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Rocío Matamoros's avatar

C'mon, Andrew, this is the year 2024. Everybody knows food comes from supermarkets now.

Farms are just places where right-wing extremists sit and plot against our European democracy. Also, farmers do stuff like putting bulls in fields, just to stop us exercising our fundamental right to walk all over other people's property (property is theft, remember).

The great re-wilding movement will finish off the farms. We need wolf packs in all the woods and forests, and if they discover all those juicy farm animals, that's Gaia's business, not ours. Then we can finally walk wherever we want without having to worry about dangerous animals on farmland ... oh, hold on ...

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

Excellent progress there Rocio, especially when it comes to roaming around the fields. Still, 'I-Have-No-Idea' about the animals in the fields and the stuff in the shops. Could there be a link? Is there a relationship? How do the animals feel about this? Should we be paying reparations? What is for dinner this evening? Is that lactose free?

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Rocío Matamoros's avatar

I reckon you've been confused by homonyms, Andrew. There are bats that fly at night, and bats that hit baseballs. There's bark on trees and the barking of dogs.

Same thing with chicken. There's (1) the white stringy chewy stuff in the supermarket that you have for dinner. And there are (2) the filthy feathered things that pecked at my ankles when I went on a school trip to a farm (never again). When you buy the white stuff at the supermarket, where are the feathers, filth and annoyance? Nowhere - that's where. They're just the same word. Like, duh!

I mean, my mom had some pastry moulds, and sometime cut up chicken (1) pieces into the shape of a chicken (2), but that didn't mean it was made of chicken (2). She would also cut them into the shapes of a rabbit or an elephant or an airplane. I suppose you'd be looking for "relationships" between all these too.

As for lactose, I can take it without ill effects, but I identify as lactose intolerant in solidarity with a lot of my friends in the 2SLGBTTQ+ Society at college.

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

Wow. That's a lot to take in. C-h-i-c-k-e-n. Is that food? It seems I'm not farmer aware.....

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Awilson's avatar

Just when I thought you and Andrew could not take it any further... you did. Thank you for another genuine laugh!

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John Bowman's avatar

‘Just in time’ inventory system? aka TARDIS.

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

Excellent work.

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Rikard's avatar

Don't feel too heartbroken, it's still magnitudes more than is happening in Scandinavia or the no longer Great Britain.

Last time you could see swedes holding an actual real popular protest that garnered thousands in one place was in the 1980s, against the proposed gradual socialisation of all banks and all businesses.

And the only reason that one worked was because the Socialist Democrats realised it would cost them the election.

Perhaps the german farmers should consider to simply /not/ produce anything under 2024, instead demanding they get EU-subsidies to live on?

Also, consider that if the Ukraine is granted "prospect"-status with the EU, Ukraine will qualify for almost 100% of all agricultural subsidies currently going to german, french et cetera farmers in the Union. That's one fact I suspect no-one in Germany or France no matter their politics wants to consider.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

it seems to me that the leadership of the farmers is like a union leader. He has become part of the establishment. I hope the farmers see this and find someone else who can direct the efforts made, because it is from the life's necessity makers (growers) we have to see the change come. The students, who used to be another of the driving forces, now seem to be lost in lalaland. All they can do is glue themselves somewhere. I just read that Trump won the first caucus and Vivek dropped out and endorsed him. See what comes. Thanks for your report, it will probably be the only real one we get!

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Rocío Matamoros's avatar

A pity - Ramaswamy was an interesting candidate, and much better on woke issues than Trump, who, like Haley, is unable to say what a woman is.

Those who think that "democracy" is far too important to be left to voters probably have three main options now.

1. Manufacture a scandal against DeSantis so that he has to withdraw, leaving Trump and Haley. Then, close to the elections, use lawfare to remove Trump before there's any time for redress. Republican voters will be told to forget their disappointment and rally around the GOP candidate. Ramaswamy was hinting at this outcome in the days before his withdrawal.

2. Let Trump continue to victory as the Republican candidate, then repeat the cheating of November 2020, but perhaps a little less blatantly.

3. Again, let Trump continue to victory as the Republican candidate, and also let him win the election, while preparing some sort of coup to "save democracy".

What I can't see that those who staged the election fraud of 2020 would sit back and allow a rerun of the 2017-2020 presidency. It would be a setback for them (though only temporary), and 2020 showed that they have the power to prevent it.

People on our side saw the dangers posed by Trump Derangement Syndrome, but often failed to see the different dangers posed by Trump Messianism Syndrome.

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Gathering Goateggs's avatar

"A pity - Ramaswamy was an interesting candidate, and much better on woke issues than Trump, who, like Haley, is unable to say what a woman is."

As a long-time libertarian who hasn't voted for a major party presidential candidate since 1980, I am impressed with Vivek's positions, rhetoric, and way of handling hostile press but -- he's still too young and inexperienced to successfully run for president. In my wildest dreams Trump picks him as VP, wins, and sets him up for 2028.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

I do not like Trump at all. I think you are right about Vivek. I had that in mind as well, although another 4 years of swamping trump does not seem favorable. I am going to write in Ron Paul,, who is IMO the only trustworthy politician around. There is also Emanual Pastreich, but how is he ever going to get president, I think outside Substack and a few of his organizations, no one knows about hiim

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Tamenund's avatar

Ron Paul is not going to be the President of the US; this will be either Donald Trump or whatever spawn of Satan the Democrats run against him.

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