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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

Thank God for substack. These last three years show it as a revelation in journalism. The "information superhighway" still has a few lanes open.

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Well, don't worry, the US Disinformation Group will soon take care of *that* for the world. Wouldn't want this dangerous disinformation to be broadcast around, donchaknow. We have to be protected from this sort of nefarious disinformation for our own protection. The US wants to protect us. They're so protective. I feel very protected. Big Brother Loves Me.

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Considering how Project Veritas is treating James O’Keefe and AFLD is treating Dr Gold, nothing surprises.

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George Webb has exposed O'Keefe for his Jordon Walker story. That's the likely reason he was fired.

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Source? I haven't seen,

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And Substack treated Gene Frenkle—banning him for undertaking a Project Veritas type investigation of Taibbi.

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So far, so good.

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When Hersh's column came out, that was my first reaction. It's like the movie industry in the 1910s-30s and the record industry from the 1930s-1970s. Writers can take out the middle man, and writing is flourishing.

Oh, that and what the Powers That Be think is misinformation is often misplaced information. As in, "oh no, we did not want that getting out there."

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That's my main take-away as well. There still is a market for real and important investigative journalism. There's a consumer demand for this type of investigation. Hersh wrote his story and eugyppius is also covering it, identifying possible holes in the story.

The Powers that Be want to control what type of investigative journalism is NOT performed. Substack is thwarting this effort. I wonder how the Establishment is going to respond to this trend of more people discovering excellent Substack sites. And, also, more "big name" reporters will now perform their craft solo at Substack.

I'd look for some serious effort to shut down or restrict Substack in the future.

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Perhaps after they let everyone gather here and then blow it up too?

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Don't disagree, but the story was presented to Hersh by upset agency insiders who no doubt have their own designs, no? Not much "shoeleather" reporting.

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but thankfully there are/ may be some Patriots remaining in the Agency, or Bureau, or Department of the Feral USSA Coup Gubmint.

Not that I'm placing my survival in their hands either. We are basically screwed by the Governments in the USSA, Feral, State, & Local.

Real Estate Bargains someplace in Ohio I hear, courtesy of Gubmint..

genearly.substack.com

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Hear there are some great bargains to be had downstream, as well.

Bastards.

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Perhaps not much shoe leather, but do you really think many of the corporate, teleprompter reading, government-complicit “journalists” would have dared to run the story ? (Or, at least run the story without first letting the Biden Administration edit, censure, and remove important portions of the story?)

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Hersh has always based his reporting on what insiders have told him. And generally he has done it well, with "The Dark Side of Camelot" being the unfortunate counterexample.

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Agree 100%. And not just for the freedom, but for the form as well. I think the essay format lends itself to more thoughtfulness.

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Yes. And we can hear the author, not the editors, nor the sponsors!

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Substack is a steaming pile of manure—Taibbi got Substack to delete my account and all of my comments because I dared correct Taibbi’s #fakenews.

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So you are intentionally putting your new blog in a steaming pile of manure? Is it bullstuff or cowstuff?

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It’s the biggest platform…it’s just like Twitter or YouTube.

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Thank God for it!

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Bob Woodward is known to be an intellgence agency hack. His bunk comment came from higher up.

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he also just strikes me as a really stupid man.

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Woodward & Bernstein were the recipients of the Deep State's intense desire to take down Nixon who was stretching the leash which binds every elected US official. Nixon wanted the US to back away from the Post War Consensus and begin the opening of a true America First Polity rather than the Globalist Hegemony Power consolidation. These Pulitzer Prized authors had the story placed in their bumbling laps.

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WHat a fascinating perspective! Fits the data neat as an OCD jigsaw puzzle. Nixon was a creep, as they all are, but that's part of the job. He was at least a semi-coherent creep who understood that global hegemonies are the stuff that megalomaniacal nightmares are made of.

He was a huge fan of Russel Kirk's The Conservative Mind, and that's excellent taste right there. (btw, I come from long deep liberal roots, but everyone has to follow some kind of path to the truth as they can understand it. That said, the only conservative label I would accept is paleoconservative of the kind that existed in the days of Genghis Khan.)

As for liberals and conservatives asd those nonsense words are usually employed, I quote G.K. Chesterton:

“The whole modern world has divided itself into Conservatives and Progressives. The business of Progressives is to go on making mistakes. The business of Conservatives is to prevent mistakes from being corrected. Even when the revolutionist might himself repent of his revolution, the traditionalist is already defending it as part of his tradition. Thus we have two great types -- the advanced person who rushes us into ruin, and the retrospective person who admires the ruins. He admires them especially by moonlight, not to say moonshine. Each new blunder of the progressive or prig becomes instantly a legend of immemorial antiquity for the snob. This is called the balance, or mutual check, in our Constitution.”

Ah, Tricky, we hardly knew ye:

https://youtu.be/YbkVYwS2-b0?t=1139

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The terms Left/Right, Liberal/Conservative are distinctions without a difference. The real line gets drawn between US & THEM. They are those with wealth in excess of several $100 million, or Extreme Influencers, Celebrities, Political Leaders of G-20 countries. They pit white against black, man against woman, rural vs. urban... The only criteria is to deflect attention away from The Reset. Digital IDs, CBDCs, and Stakeholder Capitalism. They"Fly" and "Dine"... We "Walk" and "Die"...!!!

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Sounds very intellectual but for the most part, untrue.

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Calling me an intellectual is stopping way low. I wouldn't call my worst enemy an intellectual. That's pretty skeezy. Next thing I know, you'll tell me how profound I sound... but.

I am fun.and.interesting, period.

You, alas, are not. But you can enroll in my 5-step Personality Development Program if you think it will help.

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Feb 16, 2023·edited Feb 16, 2023

Well, my dear, I don’t think I actually called you ‘an intellectual’. I said it all sounded intellectual, which was obviously the intent. It was also obviously intended to sound ‘fun and interesting’. Oh, I forgot ‘period’. I think we should leave that assessment to the reader though, don’t you?

However, don’t worry. I definitely don’t intend to call you profound. You can remove that from your list of concerns.

My concern was the veracity of your statements, which I found lacking.

As far as your personality development program, if I some day decide I’d prefer a personality more similar to yours, I’ll definitely be in touch. Don’t hold your breath.

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My son is studying that period in history, right next to me in our shared office/bedroom. I read Chesteron's quote to him and we both laughed. I said, "who cares about the details. That is the chapter in one paragraph." Thanks, Bosco

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Thank *you*, sir. Any compliment or gratitude deserves some baksheesh. Have this humble offering. Even God doesn't know just how tough John Lee really is. Chuck Norris can't even listen to it without growing man-breasts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAQk4UWOoxU

https://www.imfdb.org/images/thumb/5/5a/InvasionUSApromo.jpg/300px-InvasionUSApromo.jpg

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opening China was a globalist aim then, and China supremacy is their aim now

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Brought to us by Henry Kissinger - who was then a BFF of Klaus Schwab, founder of the WEF. They met decades ago in college.

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Remember when Biden said that China would "own us by 2035?" He's doing everything he can as a foreign agent to make sure that happens. Plus, his pal at WEF has some ideas, too. See Russia on the WEF map?

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/10/cities-in-2035/

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saw recently an interview that said WEF and CCP joined at the hip

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Yep, George W Bush made China great again—mission accomplished!

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

😂

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Well then, I think that we can safely say that we are all unofficially disapproved bozos on this bus, but being a bozo is far superior to being just another clown in clown world.

Let's drink to that! And to this:

https://youtu.be/D8m7Og9OGj8

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If you think Woodward stupid, pray you’re never exposed to Bernstein.

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Actually, I pray Bernstein never 'Exposes Himself' to me. ...The ol' circumcised Schlemiel.

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And a big fat poopoo-doodoo-caca-head.

We all remember this stereotype of dickweed from high school/college. Let us gather close for our Five Minutes of Daily Hatred:

https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1654625069p8/15441.jpg

Now that we're all thrice-cleansed of vile and pernicious nonsense, let us enjoy the not-quite pointoless cheap thrill provided by this:

https://www.thedailybeast.com/donald-trump-sues-journalist-bob-woodward-over-interview-recordings-for-book-rage

And, in memoriam of once great Poopy Pundits and government conspiracies that once seemed diabolical but now merely bad compared to current events:

https://thepoorman-archives.tumblr.com/post/78105144820/keyboard-kommando-klassics-presents-the

I miss The Poor Man Institute even if it is SOoooo Millennially ("OK, Millennial," said the Ageing Boomer) Left/liberal/woke despite being brilliant.

And finally (yeah, I'ma send you some money, eucheapass ;) *smooch*; I think it's most honorable to pay the toll fee for major blithering, especially when written so parenthetically and self-indulgently, the latter being my preferred mode), the most obviously appropriate song for things covid:

https://youtu.be/nG0GjjakjaU "...stick them needles in your arm..."

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

Bob Woodward is a 100% phony journalist and should be totally ignored.

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Just lock him up in Gitmo with the rest of the Zionists to await lethal execution.

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You’re right. He’s as swampy as they come. Bernstein is just a a old fool. Woodward is the CIA operative.

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I seem to remember he was outed as an agency man going as far back as the Nixon era. Now he is a relic because the the modern media will eat anything the agency sends them in whole parts.

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I believe Bob was naval intelligence, but they’re all IC

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IC "in cahoots?" LMAO - I know, I know....you mean "Intelligence Community."

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Tucker Carlson and Dark Journalist have both shown that Watergate was done to get Nixon out. They didn't want to kill him because he was one of them and they already had too many suspicious assassinations.

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Just like the Deep State setting up the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping, or Ray Epps and the spooks creating the illusion of an Insurrection... Watergate was an excuse. Trump's call to Zelensky as a premise for Impeachment when Biden's done a dozen things which were Orders of Magnitude worse. Walk the party line... OR PERISH...!!!

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1/6 was America's Reichstag Fire. The CIA was well aware of that earlier false flag, as one of that agency's chief organizers was Hans Bernd Gisevius, who years earlier in Germany investigated that fire.

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BLM riots were instigated by a white supremacist throwing a hammer through an AutoZone window.

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The scoop/scandal that made Woodward the most famous (and probably richest) journalist in the world is a tempest in a tea cup compared to all the Covid scandals and cover-ups. Plus, stories like this. So the real and massive scandals are off limits to our most famous journalist. He won't touch those topics. That's the real story: The Big and important stories are off-limits to the mainstream journalists.

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Interesting they may well have gotten Watergate entirely wrong. They say Nixon wanted out of Viet Nam too and was set up.

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There is more and more reporting on Watergate having been a CIA&co plot to oust MIC disobedient Nixon and taint bis legacy.

He was a very popular POTUS until then, with the still highest victory margin.

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Yes, but... even if the IC hated him it doesn’t mean Nixon was an innocent. He used the IC for covert power moves too. Well documented is his reaction to Allende’s victory in Chile - he told the CIA to keep the unacceptable socialist from taking office. They did not succeed, but it shows Nixon’s willingness to use whatever means at his disposal to weld power.

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Let he, who is without sin, cast the first stone.

Do we really need 'God Fearing' Peanut Farmers to lead us deep into The Coming Storm of Upheaval?

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

Nord Stream and COVID are similar in that both were orchestrated by officials that have no regard for the suffering of humans, and both stories are now afflicted with an epidemic of officials pretending not to know things the world can plainly see because they don’t want to deal with the fallout of their evil actions.

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

The "Moscow blew their own pipeline" makes exactly as much sense as "Syrian government used poison gas" story few years ago

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And promulgated by precisely the same people.

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Feb 20, 2023·edited Feb 20, 2023

And John Kirby said on public TV that we are not involved in ANY way to the destruction of the Russian pipelines. There must be consequences for LYING on public TV

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Which, if we think back, who put a stop to the years of fear-mongering headlines? When Rus started up its engines and went in there and took out the threat. That got basically null press coverage.

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"It looks for all the world like somebody organised two totally separate operations, involving two separately triggered pipeline attacks, and that Hersh’s source only knows about one of them."--That's a very good point.

And, perhaps, a similarity exists when it comes to the release of the novel SARS-CoV-2. It my have been done on more than one occasion in separate operations. Then, Omicron was released by a competing operator. There are, by now, persons "in the know" who may be or not may be making their knowledge known, as well as the persons "in the know" who never will say anything because they can't live with the political consequences.

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Exactly, this two-tier operation has the hallmarks of an agency like the CIA. Also could be something simpler, like that the UK was doing the other operation so they have equal parts of skin in the game. I’m unsure.

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In the Fuellmich Crimes Against Humanity trial, Dr Soňa Peková (Czech Republic) gave evidence on her PCR testing expertise, from 1:32:30 in https://odysee.com/@GrandJury:f/Grand-Jury-Day-3-en-online:7

She sequenced the genomes of the three main corona waves in the Czech Republic and found that each wave was caused by a different strain and that these strains were not directly inter-related, which is an evolutionary impossibility.

She suspects that the Wuhan virus and subsequent variants all came from a lab, either deliberately or by some kind of slip-up. All the evidence indicates deliberate.

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Search Larry Romanoff wikispooks. There's and article there "COVID-19: Further Evidence the Virus Originated in the US" from Mar. 4, 2020. I thought I'd read an article by him from early Jan. 2020 that was even more specific and technical. Maybe misremembering.

He lives in China and has been called a Chinese operative. Maybe, but he's still the most informed about what's going on that I've found.

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we are lucky everyone seems to be so clumsy. I hope they never find a good man to work out a working plan.

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Feb 15, 2023·edited Feb 15, 2023

Indeed. Some of the bombs didn’t explode as planned and that gives us much further evidence about who was involved. Incompetency is saving us again! Lol

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Feb 15, 2023·edited Feb 15, 2023

Total lockdown by western govs is an appropriate response for people who are scared of a bioweapon and know the implications. Omicron emerged from an area where CDC biolabs have been long operating and was announced from the first day as being the mild solution.

Don't know if it's so simple as that, but that is one possible scenario.

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I actually love the Omicron story arc. First discovered in 4 diplomats traveling though Botswana (their country of origin is never revealed). This crap writes itself.

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Right? No suspicions here. New disease variant discovered yesterday, and today every news outlet knows the expected outcome in patients... Wouldn't it be nice if real medicine could make predictions with even 1/1000th that certainty?

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I merely presumed Omicron was also released by China to lessen the suffering its earlier “inadvertent*”release had caused -- and bad press it was getting as a result.

* “inadvertent” meaning spread beyond Hong Kong and Taiwan where it was endeavoring to test its non-kinetic weapon.

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Who would keep us safe if it wasn't for the benevolent leaders of these countries?

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looking for a safe place seems impossible. One needs an island with no one there, but how are you going to live there?

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May I suggest the picturesque island of Bornholm

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I looked it up and saved the page ! who knows one day I may need it !

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Eat bugs!

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Kerguelen.

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saved that one too ! sounds like my knitted sweaters might come to good use there. And probably neither spiders nor snakes !

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

I'd call it confirmation when the "former" US Naval Intelligence ensign Woodward disputes it.

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Russia would be perfectly justified in cutting our undersea cables.

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Or derailing trains full of hazardous material...

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Sadly, that could be our own agencies doing that. Or a group that penetrated the southern border and the FBI is willfully casting their gaze elsewhere...

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Sadly, there are indeed many, many possibilities there. It's not like we've gone out of the way to *not* piss off people worldwide.

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Feb 16, 2023·edited Feb 16, 2023

Anarchists have already been caught red-handed placing "shunts": 41 incidents investigated by FBI since 19 January 2020. Samantha Brooks and Ellen Reiche of Bellingham Washington arrested for this on BNSF railway tracks.

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Maybe, but most likely run of the mill corporate neglect and incompetence. I heard today the train was on fire long before the accident occured. A news team was filming for a story and the burning train passed by in the background.

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It was on fire for 20 miles, in fact. But as Tucker covered recently, there have been many many unreported acts of sabotage- they are listed in crime blotters as sabotage but receive no media attention. The question was put whether this was a brake failure, incompetence of a worker or sabotage. Regardless of the answer, there was been a whole scale failure of many systems, and it has to be investigated.

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thing is, Russia seems to be part of the whole mess too. Putin was a wef disciple as well, and forces the jabs too. So, is there anyone who knows what is really going on?

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Russia and China never allowed any mRNA product into their countries. They'd know it was US military. Which isn't to say they aren't in bed together on a deeper level.

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oohooh in bed together !!! thanks for the images in my brain... LOL

I know they did not do the mrna but they still pushed jabs, useless jabs too I suppose since China seems to have massive amounts of deaths. I read that Russia too still is in a mess, and that does not include the Ukraine mess. Depopulation in full swing.

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

Hersh has "deliberately not written about" a certain foreign intelligence agency. He had no compunction about outing Denmark and Sweden's complicity. So it is an intelligence agency for a country that is perceived differently than those countries. I have my guess based on the selectivity. And I have no political opinion about it at all. Just making an inference.

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

Want to have a bitter laugh? Here in Sweden, the official narrative in state and regime media is still "Russia did it".

Showing people what has publicly been announced by investigators, that no evidence points to Russia, is met with "That's something a Putin-follower would say!".

And the swedish investigation, which has control of the materials recovered from the seabed in storage, is buried under even more "Classified" than the m/s Estonia investigation.

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

That’s what I’m hearing from German media too. It’s truly jaw dropping, but I guess post covid, I should stop being surprised.

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Honestly and franly, I think the response re: NS and Russia is because the alternative is too scary to contemplate.

If it's Russia, it's okay and the world makes sense. They're the Bad Guys and therefore anything they do is Bad Guy Stuff, and therefore we are the Good Guys since we oppose them.

But if it's the US - our "friends and allies, defenders of peace and liberty, who saved us from ze nutzis" - up is black and down is white all of a sudden. The US are the eponymous Good Guys, immortalised as such to an ontological level by US entertaintment media. They can't have done it, they're not the Bad Guys.

The last thing the peoples of Europe want to think is: "If the US does that, they can't be our friends - what are we going to do?"

Because that thought means either accept you are a slave to the US Empire, or accept that the US while nicer than Russia, Saudi, Iran or China is at the financial-political level identical to them in how it conducts its affairs.

And that final thought means "We have to do something" and that's way scarier than just snuggle up to the teat of the MSM and believe, believe, believe as hard as youcan.

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I think it’s even worse than that. Germany can’t contemplate that their leaders are so weak as to cave into crazy US demands to blow up such vital infrastructure at the expense of German citizens being now punished with crazy prices and energy instability.

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I was thinking about this the other day, whether we are about to see a massive political and military realignment in Europe.

Note the Americans behind the Nord Stream attack are the same idiots responsible for the Afghanistan occupation, the Iraq invasion, the Syria and Libya interventions, etc, every overseas debacle of the last generation. In other words, they are failures. All they can do in their pursuit of global military hegemony is step on their dicks, again and again and again.

So their entire strategy for the last year has been to "bleed" Russia with this Ukraine war while also opening up lucrative new markets for American gas and weapons. The Nord Stream attack was part of all this. But will this really be the first time the neocons/neolibs get it right? Are they really going to strengthen western Europe's American vassalage with these brazen acts?

Or are they going to stay true to form and watch their demented plans unravel out of their control?

Several hundred years of history show that when Germany and Russia fight with each other, horrible things happen. This must be on the mind of every intelligent German and Russian. I can't imagine thoughtful Germans and Russians ever wanting to deliberately and unnecessarily pick a fight with their counterparts, for any reason, on any grounds.

Meanwhile, plenty of Germans must be feeling right now that America is not their friend after all, that they have paid too high a price for decades of client status in a global American empire. Russia might have wanted to be America's friend post-1991, but that was not profitable enough for American's leadership, so it couldn't be allowed to happen. The scales fell from Russia's eyes before the truth was revealed to the Germans.

If Germany wants friends, they can't look to America or even the UK. They can only find common interests in those other neighbors of theirs, also deeply suspicious of American intentions: Russia and France. Despite centuries of distrust and bad feeling. If historic enemies France and the UK can maintain an entente cordiale for many decades, why can't Russia, Germany and France make common cause and a new European alignment?

Boy would that piss off John Bolton.

I know this is all very far-fetched. My only evidence for supporting such a scenario is the fact the American neocon/neolibs running the American empire are such bumbling morons it is very unlikely this last spectacular of theirs will unfold the way they hope it will.

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"Russia might have wanted to be America's friend post-1991, but that was not profitable enough for American's leadership, so it couldn't be allowed to happen. The scales fell from Russia's eyes before the truth was revealed to the Germans."

This is the reason China didn't start collapsing after the USSR did: China's leadership looked very closely how the US-led West handled and treated Russia, and lid their plans accordingly so as to not become a resource-colony under corrupt puppet regimes.

(I'm no fan of China but I respect all peoples' will to self-determination and sovereignity of their territory.)

So China decided to instead use western greed and capitalism to turn the tables and entice our politicians and business-leaders to emulate China.

Sun Tzu would be proud I guess.

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"If Germany wants friends, they can't look to America or even the UK. They can only find common interests in those other neighbors of theirs, also deeply suspicious of American intentions: Russia and France. "

Hence the urgency to get the SMO started. If the German/Russian relationship was cemented further by Nordstream 2, the US/UK are on the outside looking in.

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All I can think is the combination of Biden, Rishi Sunak, the Greens of Germany and Macron is just an incredible mix of deep stupidity, ego and incompetence. God help us.

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Indeed, but the Anglo-Americans shouldn't matter once the Continentals realize where their best interests lie, and Macron won't always be President.

I confess I don't know much about German politics.

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It's the same here, plus a low-intensity civil war. Daily shootings and now also almost daily bombings carried out by scum of the Earth "refugees" and their offspring.

Sweden is past the point were there's any solutions left but the unsavoury ones that gets you "liberated" by the US a la the Balkans.

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I was in Stockholm the day the Estonia was supposed to dock. I had no idea its fate is controversial.

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Feb 15, 2023·edited Feb 15, 2023

Estonia was used for smuggling weapons, with either parts of or the entire swedish governement in office at the time was informed of or even complicit in this. Elements within Sweden's Socialist Democrat party has a history of supplying support and funding and (supposedly) even weapons to rebels/terrorist-groups abroad (such as the PKK, the ANC duing apartheid, the PLO under Arafat and others like those), mainly during the 1960s and 1970s.

The inital investigation was rushed, and hushed up, and our socialists tried banning other nations from investigating on their own.

Officially the front hatch dropped off during the storm, and she sank immediately. However, later investigations by private divers and both Finland and (I think) a joint venture from the Baltic states have found lots of obvious stuff left out of the official record.

Hull ruptures amidships, several meters long and wide, which looks like explosions from the inside below the waterline.

What is telling for me as a swede is the attitude from our politicians: they want to weld the lid shut on this, period and end of. They only ever do this when the top ranks of the politbüro has been involved in dirty deeds.

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Is the official explanation of the Estonia sinking thought to be concealing something?

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People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, and countries that rely on an expensive, vulnerable, and increasingly difficult to maintain or repair infrastructure (power grid, internet, drinking water, international supply chains, etc) shouldn't attack the infrastructure of their well-armed enemies.

On a different note, a few months ago John Carter published an essay on his substack about why America cannot win World War III. I guess we will soon find out whether he was correct. https://barsoom.substack.com/p/why-america-cant-win-world-war-iii

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". . . countries that rely on an expensive, vulnerable, and increasingly difficult to maintain or repair infrastructure . . . shouldn't attack the infrastructure of their well-armed enemies."

Don't you mean friends? Surely Germany is supposed to be a friend of the USA?

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Indeed, Germany is a very good friend of America. That's why America does everything in its power to destroy it, as it does to all its allies.

I'm not even being sarcastic.

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Who was it that said, in reference to the geopolitical realities of our post WWII world, "The only thing worse than being an "enemy" of America is to be a "friend" of America.

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Henry Kissinger.

'Kiss' means 'urine' in swedish... You wouldn't believe the hilarity when the band with that name was touring here in the 1980s.

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Kissinger was quoting someone else and meant the opposite. This quote needs to stop being used. It makes us look like fools that will believe anything that supports our narrative.

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Do you know who he was quoting? The quote works read either way...

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That's funny!

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Nordstream is owned in significant share by the Russian government.

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But it is Germans who are shivering this winter.

Or buying American gas . . .

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Feb 15, 2023·edited Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

It seems every main newspaper and tv channel, now keeps absolutely stumm about it. (except the Berliner Zeitung). Debunking obviously did not work.

The Berliner Zeitung is often a pleasant surprise, as it is a large newspaper and read by many mainstream people (I think), but is not on the side of the regime.

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We have a few media outlets like that here in the US. They are universally dismissed as "right wing."

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Heck, the National Enquirer helped solve definitively the OJ Simpson case!

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People laughed at me for years as I grabbed the Natl Enq when I was checking out at the groc store. But that's where the truth is. I know everything about what goes on in the world due to the Natl Enq. !!

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That's what I bought after 9-11 to understand it. I put more faith in their ability to figure things out than the burgeoning three-letter agencies.

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Yes and those three letter agencies are the ones that orchestrated 9-11. Until then I was blissfully unaware of the real world. Once truths started emerging about how everything they told us on 9-11 was a lie, I then opened my brain to what was happening and since then have learned a great deal.

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I didn't really want to give a "heart" to your comment but it is so true.

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It’s like we are extras in Men in Black.

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Also I learned how many children Elvis really had !!😂

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

What continues to amaze me is everything the government tells us that is labeled mis / dis / mal - information routinely turns out to be true right around two years after the fact. This track record runs true and straight yet every single time, this pattern repeats. I know and most everyone knows this will be flushed out in another 18 months or so. Hersh is just a little ahead of schedule but the denials and "debunking" will drive it out to the two year mark. Watch and wait. The irony is western masses continue to accept the government / MSM narratives knowing truly well it is a lie. Over and over and over they lie to us and when revealed as such, they lie again. By God I say it's time for change. Big change. Pray, plan, prepare and RESIST. (also, thank you to Eugyppius for covering these issues in the light of open, honest dialogue)

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Yeah. Thanks Eugyppius. I've searched far and wide. You're one of the few that still has their mental faculties. We've lost many woe these last 3 or 4 weeks.

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When one warmonger globalist psychopath doesn’t talk to the other warmonger globalist psychopath.

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LOL !!!! So true.

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Excuse the bad pun, but this story should be explosive. Once upon a time (I think), scores of impressive investigative journalists from prominent news organizations would be investigating this possibility. I think the bottom-line is that this bombing was an act of war (by the U.S. government) against Russia and actually the people of Europe who won't get natural gas to heat their homes and businesses. But America has NOT declared war against Russia. What would our country do if someone sabotaged some important part of our national infrastructure?

You don't need Congress to declare war to commit acts of war anymore .... but that's of course been the case for a while.

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The spicy aspect is not the US committing an act of war against Russia. It's the US committing an act of war against Germany.

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

and there are also the train wrecks, causing a huge disaster in Ohio (and all of the Mississippi valley) . 2 more train wrecks happened this week, and a tanker caught fire in Tucson Arizona. Who is trying to kill us all? https://www.lewrockwell.com/2023/02/no_author/the-largest-environmental-disaster-in-us-history/

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Greatly reducing use, esp. pipes, of vinyl chloride may be advisable. Colocate production and use of the monomer.

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You don't think using braking systems from the 1970s is a factor? Obama and Trump both gave the railcompanies absolution from improving braking systems or upgrading security.

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exactly what I was thinking. Just like the tanks that don't work, the railroads probably haven't been updated since god knows when. Old, worn out materials carrying deadly products.

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I've read horror-stories about Amtrak, and the costs involved vs the costs for plane/car/bus travel across the US.

And wouldn't you know it, Amtrak is the major inspiration source since the 1990s how our governement handles rail traffic here in Sweden...

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Biden is known as Amtrak Joe.

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the price of a bus ticket (even though the distances are much longer than in Belgium) was absurd. At the time when I came to live here in small town south, there WAS a bus stop. Since then we don't have one anymore. So by time you are at the bus stop in the next town over, you are half way there and might as well continue by car !

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Ha! Sounds like the way things are headed here too. With one mouth the political hydra says "Use public transport to save the climate!", with the other they say "Public transport cannot carry its own cost in name-of-region, so we're cancelling it!"

As the wife puts it: "I start work 2 hours before the first bus passes the village. How am I to get to work?"

Cue local Green Libturd politician: "Work from home!"

She's a chef and a cook working for a municipal kitchen supplying schools and nursery homes - of course she can "work from home", right?

Which is why we drive a diesel truck. And Green politicians should be **** on the spot.

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haha Rikard, she should tell them she makes virtual food !!!

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thanks. I checked it out and subscribed. Another one on the waiting list for a paid subscription LOL

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

I wonder what the play here really is. The whole incident is too big to just bury completely and besides there´s been too much talk about it already, even in the (extended) mainstream. There´s also no indication that they plan to pull a surprise culpit out of the hat, if that would even be possible at this point. May they be going for a corona-style 1/16th-apology and a justification along the lines of: "Well, we thought we just _had_ to do it, otherwise we thought XYZ would happen...."? I guess we´ll find out.

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The only people who should be really interested are the Germans, and in Germany this story is completely swept under the rug.

The Berliner Zeitung where this interview appeared is almost the only big newspaper mentioning it. It is not really a mainstream paper though.

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Feb 15, 2023Liked by eugyppius

Yes, but the real world effects on the German economy are just too big to to be ignored in Germany. There´s plenty of people in businesses both large and medium as well as in engineering for which this has toppled a lot of carefully drafted plans. To be honest, I don´t see how they can get the cat back in the bag without an explanation or narrative of their own, which does not appear to be forthcoming any time soon.

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But they can just *ignore* the cat, even if it's running around the room yowling and shredding the furniture and spraying the curtains. Because seriously, what is anyone actually going to do about it? Deep State don't give a fuck.

Even if someone who wants to "drain the swamp" managed to get elected again, they'll just make up some dumbass story about Russian pee tapes and mire the whole term in bullshit investigations. While most of the world cheers. Again.

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Well, in the history of our beloved FRG there´s been a few instances where there was serious mass mobilization against what was perceived as imperialist US policy. Think of the propping up of the Persian Shah, the Vietnam war, the NATO-double-track-decision (that was huge) as well as both Iraq wars. So there is a certain groundswell of opposition to US policies which sometimes retreats into the subconscious but is, IMO, set to rise in a slow but sure way.

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Sure, we occasionally protest over here too. Hell, I was at protests post 9/11 but pre-invasion that had cops firing rubber bullets at the protestors. But the invasions still happened. I'll grant that I am *vastly* unfamiliar with the history of protest in the FRG, but... do they ever actually accomplish anything there, either? I hope the answer is yes, but fear it is no.

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They have to. Trump wrote it into the Nord Stream sanctions that in the event they are bombed any country that investigates will also be sanctioned. We should have seen this all along with laws like this. Just like Covid.

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Well, it is easy to bully your own citizens. They cannot run away, and cannot defend themselves.

It is extra fun when we can make the one part of the citizenry bully the other part.

Bullying other countries is another matter, though. It worked for the US for the last decades, but Russia now makes clear that it will not be bullied. That is why we have to hate it that much.

I cannot imagine they will try it with China, but then again many things happened in the last years I could not imagine before.

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