Moveable Feast Cafe 2021/07/16 … Open Thread

seventeen smackers on July 16, 2021 · at 4:16 am EST/EDT

The Unknown Soldier
Has soldered our destinies
In glowing rose gold

Dimitar on July 16, 2021 · at 7:30 pm EST/EDT

its shining tail
fading, a silver dandelion
explodes lighting up
the night sky; first summer
fireworks without you
Dimitar on July 16, 2021 · at 8:28 pm EST/EDT

Haiku and Tanka are forms of Japanese poetry, the first composing a maximum of seventeen and the second,
of 32 syllables, that attempt to address the beauty and transience of human existence. An observation from nature or the external world is accompanied by a subjective or emotional response. The worldwide appreciation of haiku today is testament to the form’s immediacy, charm and ‘can-do’ nature.
Following are some examples of haiku, authors named where possible. Writing haiku is an exercise in the Law of Economy, ie; getting as much mileage out of your handful of lines as possible. Thanks to ‘seventeen smackers’, for her fine opening lines;

short the distance
between great monks and baboons,
as the crow flies

roused by horse farts
to catch a glimpse
of flitting fireflies
Issa
brocade weaving,
only a single dragon
and the day darkens

a lonely old man
reciting into the night,
letters to his wife

washing the mountain
a colourless rain of autumn,
waters unseen
Muchō
- White Whale on July 16, 2021 · at 9:51 pm EST/EDT
  
  washing the mountain
  
  Yes.
  We had a short hard thunderstorm midday yesterday.
  The afternoon sun was bright and warm (especially so for midwinter)
  
  The skies, the air, the grass, the trees, everything was “washed clean” and glistening.
  Magic.
  
  Not haiku. But poetry live.
  - seventeen smackers on July 17, 2021 · at 6:34 am EST/EDT
    
    Prose live, and very poetic, marvellous.
    
    Haiku first arose on here during the rise of the Q era, that made me think a lot, and research led me to the 17th consonant, and the seventeen syllables of the haiku, of great spiritual significance once known in Japan.
  - antere on July 17, 2021 · at 10:06 am EST/EDT
    
    our pastures could use a cleansing rain. we have seasonal drought here. 3 or 4 months without rain. the grass browns off obviously but still has some nutritional value to the sheep, but their urine builds up on the pasture and eventually limits their grazing. where they have bedded down, even once and just between meals ( not overnight), will limit their grazing in that spot and furthermore, I know from the hay feeder that they prefer unscented hay so I tend to feed it out in smaller batches more frequently and turn and fluff it as necessary. least I could do. but except for very rainy stretches in winter I always distribute flakes of hay on the areas of pasture that need more love. now we could use a cleansing rain but it’s months away.
    
    still, the hard dry soil and dormant summer grasses don’t mind the traffic so the summer drought serves to stockpile manure and uneaten hay stems out on pasture and especially in those lonely places. one day we will have to do away with hay except for what we can cut by hand but that will have to be reserved for the milk goats so long as we can afford to keep them.
    - Dimitar on July 17, 2021 · at 9:29 pm EST/EDT
      
      pastures of plenty;
      invisible abundance
      for those with eyes to see
      - seventeen smackers on July 18, 2021 · at 4:06 am EST/EDT
        
        wastelands of the soul
        life emptiness of the spirit
        thirsting for the rains

Anonymous on July 16, 2021 · at 6:30 am EST/EDT

antere wrote:

“I’m making a structuralist case for the future. You are making an orthodox case. It’s analogous to animism versus religion/new age.

Systemic usury (Capitalism) is structurally dependent on economic growth.

I’m talking about TEOTWAWKI. No growth, no Capitalism, no empires, just regional Hegemons with hot brakes heading down the steep road to perdition.

The IRGC was just doing what all elite factions do which is skim the cream off the top for themselves. It would have been remiss and self-defeating in not doing so.”

Systemic usury is not just dependent on economic growth, but it also spurs economic growth.

Let’s say I am a Rothschild trillionaire, and I print money in the US. All the money I print is issued as debt; ie. all money belongs to me, is property of the federal reserve, but I will lend it to people, for a price. The price is that they must return the loan plus 2% interest.

For argument’s sake, let’s say I have printed a total of 1000 dollars, which is all out in circulation. I claim that I am owed 1020 dollars. Where does the extra 20 dollars come from?

It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that this is an arbitrary and essentially corrupt system of domination over people.

The American people were not bloodthirsty tyrants, lusting over the wealth of others for no reason, as the mainstream narrative goes.

The American people were looking for that extra 20 dollars to repay our Jewish god-kings.

In a simplified sense, the banks says: You say you don’t have 1020 dollars to give me? Alright, go plunder and destroy, say, Vietnam and Korea, give us what you owe from what you plunder there, and then we will give the Vietnamese and the Koreans loans of their own to rebuild their country.

Following this pattern, since WWII, many countries in the world have been subjugated. Germany, Italy, and Japan were the first and foremost.

So, how will the Vietnamese repay the loans? The god-kings say: host some of our factories, where we pay your workers dirt wages, while we make a killing selling European brand products.

Some countries, like Greece, were raped like this without any war to speak of.

Corrupt politicians aligned with the usurers bring down the economy through mis-management, and then the Jewish World Bank/IMF swoop in and offer loans to ‘rescue’ the country. Every single citizen of the country is then indebted, and must struggle through austerity measures while the fruits of their labor go to repaying the debts.

Jesus and Mohamad understood the dangers of usury centuries ago. We are still in the dark about it, and we are happy to have credit cards and pay interest.

Banks should pay you for your money, not claim they own all money, and charge you interest for it.

And now some South American countries have been told by the Jewish Pfizer, that if they can’t afford the vaccines, they will take chunks of their economy instead, in exchange for vaccines. It is all the same scam: the Jewish one hit wonder.

antere on July 16, 2021 · at 12:06 pm EST/EDT

Thanks Anon.

I would advise you to not get hung up on the JQ. I been there. It’s just part of the mourning process. Elite semitic herding culture is merely a symptom of a root cause. Just because they are the best at it doesn’t mean that they are the problem. The problem is structural and it has everything to do with the surplus society culture, and contemporary cultural semitism is but an example of surplus culture, which is the running of structural surpluses via intensive agriculture. Without structural food surpluses there can be no money in the first place, since money was the first proxy, and continues most fundamentally to be merely a proxy for centralized food calorie surpluses.

Near East subsistence pastoralism was an animist mode of subsistence for several millennia before the dawn of civilization, and was predicated on the symbiotic human herding of animals. In some marginal ecologies it was the adaptive route to sustainable living for man and goat alike. Absolutely nothing wrong with that adaptive strategy so long as it did not seek to run structural surpluses.

This pastoralism was incredibly dynamic ground for human metaconsciousness, and the cultural blood memory of these highly-skilled, rangeland animal management practices that any stockman can tell you is at root based in the carrot and the stick, is what gave the semitic civilized descendants of these animist herders the competitive advantage in the civilized game of monopoly.

Usury is simply the recognition of the natural law that nothing comes for free, unless maybe you are family, because family is tribe and tribes, true tribes living below Dunbar’s Number, were all gifting societies. Hence the OT prescription that jews should not lend at interest to each other but only to gentiles.

Why should I borrow money that I have not earned from someone that I do not know and think that I should not be charged for that service? I shouldn’t think that. What I should think is that the money shouldn’t be borrowed in the first place because debt is the stealing of future surpluses for which the debt is a proxy, and that is what ensures that the commodification of Creation continues.
- Anonymous on July 17, 2021 · at 6:39 am EST/EDT
  
  “I would advise you to not get hung up on the JQ. I been there.”
  
  Unless you have been on the front lines in Syria or Yemen, fighting the Jews and their henchmen, you absolutely have not “been there.”
  
  I’ve lost too many brothers to the Jews’ ambitions of stealing Syrian land. I myself have a permanently damaged tendon in my arm. Respectfully, I find your flippant attitude and your normalising of Jewish usury more than a little insulting.
  
  Look, Iranian banks give loans as well, and they demand interest in return as well, but the way the system works is:
  
  1. The banks offer 20% interest to entice people to let the banks hold their money
  2. The banks pool everyone’s money, and if, for example, one reante wants to start a business, he goes to the bank and if he has a good business model, he will receive a loan.
  3. Reante then takes the loan, which is money that belongs to the people who have money in the bank, and starts his business, and makes his interest payments to the bank, from his business’ profits.
  4. The bank takes reante’s interest payments, and divides it among its clients.
  
  In this way, the people win, the businessmen win, and the country gets developed in the process, and the banks can decide what kind of business and what kind of development to fund at any given time, based on the needs of the country.
  
  I am not impressed by your apologist explanation of Jewish usury at all.
  
  If the Jewish banks decided right now, they could end hunger and homelessness and war on Earth. The fact is, they don’t. And they never will, because that is their character: greedy, selfish, war-mongering assholes.
  
  In all seriousness, what do you think will happen if Iranian banks are allowed to open branches in other countries? Any other country. Will you take your money to the regular bank, or the bank that gives you 20% interest? Hmm?
  - antere on July 17, 2021 · at 11:23 am EST/EDT
    
    Right on, Anon. I appreciate the heat. I too have paid the price by Jew. You may think it trivially so. I could have made a living as a professional basketball player. Naturally reante had the good instincts to walk away from that just before the contract was proferred. Reante does not do cattle cars. Reante did however continue for some years to play recreationally on his own terms until he was cut down for good in a dirty play by a pair of Jews who did not want a gentile taking their home court from them. Absolutely trashed my knee. Does that recreational warplay injury count lol? After years of drinking bone broth I can do everything I need to without consequences for except high impact activities like running.
    
    I don’t have a problem with anger like a lot of people do. Controlled anger is clarifying. But uncontrolled anger is clouding. Anon, you are not seeing what it is, as an animist, that I am saying.
    
    Nature works in patterns. Fractals. Alan Watts once said, sagely — in response to a cynical retort that everything in nature that exists must be natural, including every gross human violation of ethics — “some things are more natural than others.” What he meant was that, yes, everything is patterned on nature including man’s dark side, but man’s dark side is less natural than all other natural phenomenon because with sustained personal effort the dark side is largely preventable. Furthermore, if a collective peoples create a culture of sustaining personal efforts in opposition to the dark side then an institutionalized dark side cannot arise.
    
    The natural fractal in usury is as I said, the true principle that nothing comes for free. To say nothing of the natural patterns within the fundamentals of finance such that interest rates are generally tied to inflation for obvious reasons, and also to ‘creditworthiness,’ for obvious reasons since risk itself is a natural fractal. None of this is a defense of usury itself.
    
    If you are here in this conversation, Anon, to advocate for populist Islamic banking or whatever it is you want to call it, then you need to check yourself for your own brand of institutionalized greed, selfishness, and war-mongering.
    
    Furthermore, with your four numbered points, you clearly appear to be claiming that the iranian retail banking sector does not employ the darkest of institutionalized darksides ever conceived, and conceived by Jews, in that of fractional reserve banking. Such a claim would be patently false.
    
    Globalization makes a functional semite out of everyone, including myself. Welcome to the Matrix, my brother. I suggest you take the true red pill of animism, of personal resistance, and not the fake red pill of political resistance.
    
    https://www.counterpunch.org/2016/08/19/how-parasitic-finance-capital-has-turned-irans-economy-into-a-case-of-casino-capitalism/
  - antere on July 17, 2021 · at 11:53 am EST/EDT
    
    “If the Jewish banks decided right now, they could end hunger and homelessness and war on Earth. The fact is, they don’t. And they never will, because that is their character: greedy, selfish, war-mongering assholes.”
    
    Anon, in your comment you are mistaking the JQ for the civilizational dynamic itself. The civilizational function is to expand at all costs — to be a surplus society — because stable state economies do not and cannot exist, and have never existed beyond Dunbar’s Number, and contracting economies are extremely unstable economies. Do you see?
    
    If it wasn’t the Jews it would be someone else. The Jews just won the game because they have a uniquely parasitic culture among humans. What their religion did, in a stroke of dark genius, was to co-opt tribalism. Judaism did nothing less than strike at the root of darkness, by co-opting Dunbar Number itself, the Number itself which is the anthropological dividing line between man living under natural law and man living under political law.
    
    True tribalism is a separatist way of life. True tribes, bands, kinfolk, are fully autonomous, independent peoples who gain their subsistence from the earth with their own efforts, just as does the rest of Creation.
    
    Judaism’s coopted, artificial ‘chosen people’ tribalism is uniquely suited to creating a parasitic culture in combination with their nomadic herder blood memory.
    
    Pasteur was a Jew, and germ theory is the weaponized, jewish sublimation of its own artificial, parasitic, insidious, ‘invisible,’ patently false, viral modus operandi. And Col, here, wants with all his heart for us to embrace that.
    - Anonymous on July 18, 2021 · at 6:50 am EST/EDT
      
      I have drunk Ayahuasca at least 300 times in the last decade. And I spent 6 months in the Venezuelan jungle, living with the Yanomami natives.
      
      If by animism you mean the standard definition, ie. that everything is alive and animated by a spirit, then I am 100% in agreement with animism.
      
      And if by fractals you mean the unique designs of creation that Ayahuasca/DMT reveal to perception, then I also agree that all of creation is one giant fractal, with the same patterns repeating over and over again, in micro and macro scales.
      
      But I fail to see what animism and fractals have to do with Jewish usury.
      
      You say nothing comes for free. I disagree. I must be a truly blessed individual, because everything I have has come to me for free.
      
      If you believe in animism, then you must believe in the Mesoamerian/Toltec concept of Teotl, which translates to god or spirit in our tongue. Teotl, the spirit which animates all things, gives freely to all creatures.
      
      Do you reckon that a sheep grazing in the hills does not get food for free? What about the bees drinking the nectar of wild flowers? And the plants that absorb carbon from the air for free and build tissue?
      
      How does animism mix with the idea that nothing comes for free, when in fact, everything comes for free for every creature except humans living in our dreadful hell-civilization?
      
      If anything, the Jews, and all of humanity, have corrupted “nature”.
      
      I read most of Alan Watts’ works when I was younger. He’s a smart guy, but I don’t necessarily agree that everything is “natural” — everything used to be natural, until the Adversary found our world.
      
      How can you be an animist and talk of fractals, but be ignorant of the Adversary?
      
      And I hardly think pasting the link to one nonsensical article makes you an expert on Iranian finance. I simply introduced the concept of how banking works in Iran, in contrast to the kind of banking which is prevalent elsewhere.
      
      Good call on the bone broth. I make mine with celery, carrots, onions, salt and pepper. And I add garlic powder before drinking, to mask the meaty taste. Can’t go wrong with a cup of bone broth on a winter morning.
      
      You should look into making a datura leaf extract for your knee. Mix a simple water extract of datura leaf with glycerol, and rub it on your knee. It does wonders.
      
      I have a rather simple worldview:
      
      1. God, or whoever made the world, made it perfect; a paradise.
      2. An inorganic entity, Satan the Adversary, invaded the world, with the intention of eventually destroying it.
      3. Some people, like the Jews, are Satan’s willing helpers.
      4. Some people stand opposed to the Adversary and his foul minions
      5. The world, the Earth as we know it, will be destroyed by Satan and the Jews, and there is no way around this.
      6. The only path for people is to evolve perceptually and spiritually, and escape this nightmare prison of materialist nonsense.
      7. Before I die, I will do as much harm and damage to the Jews as I possibly can, just to fuck with them, just for the hell of it.
      
      I have a feeling that number 7, as a collective Iranian effort, is what will probably end the world as we know it in a nuclear Holocaust.
      
      I have a good million brothers in arms who agree that a nuclear Holocaust is preferable to continued Jewish domination of the world.
      - antere on July 18, 2021 · at 12:34 pm EST/EDT
        
        Anon, I replied to you with a comment that contained constructive content but finished with an ad hominem attack that I felt was justified given your murderous political intents. The mod didn’t have the presence of mind to just remove the ad hominem and say why, and let the rest of the comment stand, as I have witnessed has been done before here.
        
        Real men refuse to attach themselves to any power so big as what you say you have attached yourself to. It’s called cheating. Get off the drugs and get yourself a good woman and a life, build yourselves a home. If you had your home and your life destroyed then you need to suck it up and either build another one or, If you have a true personal score to settle that you decide you absolutely must settle then go settle it and stop self-destructively fantasizing about irradiating the planet that is your home.

Mr P on July 16, 2021 · at 7:10 am EST/EDT

reply to> sean the leprechaun on July 15, 2021 · at 12:54 pm EST/EDT, who wrote> “I have thought of getting…”

They say that Goering said to the (Jewish) Bella Fromm in Berlin “Oh, no! Not you Bella!. I decide who is Jewish and who is not!”

Which is to say that it is not the individual slave that decides his own status…at least not in a fascist racket posing as a government of the people.

So far, at Anoxia, we deplorable folks, including the sheriff, more or less ignore the horsechit. No mask? Who cares? Call a cop… (cops will come if there’s fightin words, but the Policy is to ignore mask)

…………possibly related to this, we note that many local groups which a few years ago maintained websites and so forth, and were easy to “see”, have now “gone”…poof! Most or all continue, they went dark. It’s obvious why, and it suggests that there, in the dusky shadows, intrigues will naturally hatch out. Of course most, nearly all groups in these parts are formed of nice honest people, they’re just being prudent…but ethics is largely shaped by circumstance and perception and character. Their character is quite good. But they have perceived a not-good…the process leads further in darkness. Sometimes imagination recalls Sterling Hayden’s time running guns to Yugoslavia across the Adriatic in “tatukka tatukka” thumper engined and dead slow wooden fishing boats…as nazis tried to kill him…of course naturally there can be no similarity between the forming of dark groups in the rugged mountains of Yugoslavia many years ago, and the good citizens of Anoxia, can there? (Hayden really did that, by the way, when he was OSS (General Ripper was an easy role for him – he’d seen Fear and Terror, and knew them)

For myself, I never join anything. I have no political opinion.

sean the leprechaun on July 16, 2021 · at 9:04 am EST/EDT

well if we had a sheriff, someone might defend us from the madness, unfortunitly we have the Serge Rouge who carry out the Queens commads with zeal. With quislings calling the cops on neighbours reporting them for covid infractions.
The fines over 1200$ CD is a bitter pill to swallow when one tries to stand up for ‘demockery’ or freedom.

Cheers, M
- Mr P on July 16, 2021 · at 2:37 pm EST/EDT
  
  Bummer Dude! But it’s obvious that the ground is following script of “Moon is Down” (Steinbeck) Good read, amigo!
  
  Long time ago reading about the business in ‘Frisco an’ how there was a corruption in the copshop and the mayor’s office and in the business of ” arson protection ” being run along the Barbary Coast by the “Sidney Ducks” – all in cahoots, the ‘Frisco Volunteer Fire Departments…clubs really…decided to bring some order…and da gubner did nothing for about 2 years…and that led me to study California/Oregon/Washington History of such and similar clubs…which have become mostly drinking societies, but can “revert” under the proper circumstance. In most of the geography the same antediluvian rancher families still hold sway. Most rural villages rejected the adoption of a penal code and civil code as silly and an infringement…which it’s easy see, was true. They still cast a dark eye at this affront to their freedom and customary rights. This forms a classical conflict set, I am sorry to say.
  
  Your stalwart finks once threw me outta BC, even pulled a piece out…guess they thought they had Dillinger. The rocks were still smoking in those days… I gained the clear understanding that those fine fellas were delusional, as they were entirely wrong about me, a law abiding pacifist, more or less – they were following their imaginations….very dangerous to all. I was happy to get back to Blaine! I miss my old pals from Canada, but they’re probably all gone to dust anyway.
  
  All that was way back when you fellas had guns…much safer now!

Mr P on July 16, 2021 · at 8:01 am EST/EDT

Make what you will from this video https://youtu.be/7vKf5SXnsHA

“CCP Vows to Nuke Japan Continuously Until It Surrenders Unconditionally for the Second Time”

It’s a conditional promise…if Japan deploy even one soldier to….then the “Japanese Exception” principle of Chinese nuclear policy will be applied continuously

If that’s a bluff… but it’s not.

Interestingly if this new policy is applied, not only will Japan be suddenly changed, but also Taiwan…thus it’s up to Japanese Quisling fascists to determine the schedule for not one affray, but two!

aloha on July 16, 2021 · at 9:39 am EST/EDT

this is a bot show (im 99% sure)
and the “Japanese Exception” principle is… sorry… laughable!

if Jap will ever be nuk, it will be from NK.
to deal w jap, china does not need nuk.
all the china nuk is reserved for the west.

my guess is this bot show is by the jap imperial forces internet army and their purpose is: to suck ussa into the nuk war at SCS… which, by their war criminal history and questionable IQ level for foreign policy, could not be ruled out for the ‘freedom fighting’ faction.

just my unfounded imagination :)

bwbs
- Mr P on July 16, 2021 · at 12:43 pm EST/EDT
  
  Perhaps it’s so, certainly it’s a Big Claim…and I believe China publishes their nuclear policy in an official organ, a gazette. A review of that would confirm or disconfirm.
  
  Big Claim calls for Big Evidence…
  
  Nevertheless, Japan “hosts” fascist beast imperial forces…and is a big fat target… so official or not… It’s perhaps a “suggestion”…
  
  When I followed the link out I got a 404.
  
  I wonder if it matters who made and sent a nuclear explosive, NK, IS, CN…or “somebody” the results are all highly likely to be very very bad.
  
  But I hope it’s coincidence and bs…still…oft times fiction presages events.
  - aloha on July 16, 2021 · at 11:11 pm EST/EDT
    
    WoW! Gbot ate me reply post to you again! or smth like that… sorry no semi-unofficial non-public military top secret for you is the unspoken msg i guess… well, we live until we dont live but I never know which rule is that that cause it death…
    
    wind blows wind blows … and the weather is still ‘funny’ hey?!
    msg lost again there?! xD
    
    bwbs

White Whale on July 16, 2021 · at 8:14 am EST/EDT

South Africa

Have found information? Insights?
From theses sources:
Am cautious, as twitter is a dubious source, but it can be closer to the “ground” and sometimes with less “narrative” than MSM.
To note the abc.net.au has barely mentioned South Africa.
It’s all covid covid covid covid covid.

#ShutdownSA

EWN Reporter
@ewnreporter
(Some tweets of people getting in and cleaning up, so it’s not all loot-porn.)

https://twitter.com/ewnreporter/status/1415588314921406465

Maybe someone can explain this:
There was a suggestion to bring police from Cuba.
Cuba?
?
And of course Cuba itself is having a bout of color rev right now.
Can someone link the dots ?

Hank on July 16, 2021 · at 12:19 pm EST/EDT

3 Presidents refused the Vaccine’s into their country, all 3 are now dead in pretty close order.

There are some dots for you.
- Mr P on July 16, 2021 · at 2:58 pm EST/EDT
  
  There are no coincidences in Politics (FDR)
  
  A racket is best described, I believe, as something that is not what it seems to the majority of people. Only a small inside group knows what it is about. It is conducted for the benefit of the very few at the expense of the masses. (Brother Smedley Butler)
  
  Once it’s clear that they’re lying about many things, who needs more details? They;re runnin’ a con, a racket, they’re criminals…
- Theodora on July 16, 2021 · at 6:23 pm EST/EDT
  
  What countries and what presidents?
  - White Whale on July 16, 2021 · at 7:56 pm EST/EDT
    
    I only know that the first of this list was def anti-covid/ vax:
    
    African politicians critical of ‪#COVID19‬, who are now dead:
    
    John Magufuli (61)
    President of Tanzania 17/03/2021
    Hamed Bakayoko (56)
    PM of Ivory Coast 03/10/2021
    Ambrose Dlammini (52)
    PM of Swaziland 13/12/2020
    Pierre Nkurunziza (55)
    President of Burundi 08/06/2020
    - amarynth on July 16, 2021 · at 9:51 pm EST/EDT
      
      Take a good look at the dates. Because for two of these, vaccines were not available yet, when they died.
      - White Whale on July 16, 2021 · at 10:35 pm EST/EDT
        
        Vaccines yes.
        Covid no.
        The Tanzanian president caught his 15 mins of international fame noting papayas and other fruit and maybe a goat? had all tested positive for covid. Lotsa laughs. Then he was suddenly dead.
        A natural or unnatural death~ Who knows?
        As for the other other African leaders.. who knows…
        
        Lukashenko said he was offered a $1billion IMF loan to shut down because of covid. He refused. Made the offer known. Next up, there’s a color rev underway in Belarus.
        Who knows? Belarus is always on the menu for a color rev.
        
        Which South America country said they had been pressured to provide national land as collateral for vaccines?
        
        Right now the Aussie PM is under siege.
        Normal Aussie domestic politics? Maybe.
        We like to rotisserie our PMs.
        But the blowtorch is being applied because he “stuffed up Pfizer” vaccines.
        Pfizer says Australia was not “accomodating” when negotiating the Pfizer deal.
        What precisely does that mean?
        Who knows………
        
        Col...'the farmer from NZ' on July 17, 2021 · at 12:33 am EST/EDT
        
        Hi, White Whale from across the ditch.
        
        Our very own Vaccinder and her comrades were certainly very ‘accommodating’.
        
        Early on in the proceedings, the NZ ‘leadership’ was signalling that they would deploy 4 different vaccines. Then whammo all of a sudden out of the blue, it was a complete about-face and we signed up exclusively for some 10 million Pfizer shots.
        
        I’m sure she is in absolutely no danger at all from TPTB as she basks in the current limelight. In fact, she is no doubt regarded as a model in terms of good little compliant vassal state leaders. I’m not so sure though about her sercurity when it finally dawns on Joe Blow Mainstreet just how dangerous this product is, and the pitchforks start coming out.
        
        What’s the bet TPTB would love to clone her!
        
        Best regards
        Col
        
        Anonymous on July 17, 2021 · at 3:03 am EST/EDT
        
        Pfizer’s definition of “accomodating” is 1) death rate, not enough 2) price not aourages enough, didnt empty out aus super 3) ThePpl are still around, cant steal/transfer all the phygolds
  - Mark on July 17, 2021 · at 10:13 pm EST/EDT
    
    https://www.lewrockwell.com/2021/07/chuck-baldwin/three-presidents-reject-covid-vaccines-three-presidents-die/
    
    Source!
    
    Mark
- Rob on July 17, 2021 · at 3:44 am EST/EDT
  
  It is no coincidence that the psychotic and obsessed push for ‘vaccinations’ has such a grim character. The present developments are going into ‘door-to-door’ vaccination teams, and rising accusations towards the (yet?) unvaccinated as responsible for the spread of the virus (the opposite might be closer to the truth).
  
  This is propagated by the World Economic Forum itself: https://dailyexpose.co.uk/2021/06/30/world-economic-forum-releases-guide-on-how-to-coerce-and-manipulate-public-into-getting-the-covid-19-vaccine/
  
  Original WEF document here: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/06/3-tactics-to-overcome-covid-19-vaccine-hesitancy/
  
  Here in Europe it is striking to see the cramped opposition in allowing the Sputnik V vaccin (without the mRNA technology), based on… well nothing. Scientific studies have proved its effectiveness, but ‘certain people’ are really into forcing us peons into taking a NATO-vaccin only.
  And on the verge of making it mandatory, that is, if you refuse our dear leaders will make your life miserable and deny you about every civil right.
  
  I have such an idea what is behind it, but that is a suspicion and might take some time (even a few years) to surface.
  
  Cheers and stay healthy, with or without, Rob
  - Luka-The-K9 on July 17, 2021 · at 4:08 am EST/EDT
    
    Yes Rob.
    
    Further analysis here:
    
    https://21stcenturywire.com/2021/07/16/ukc-news-the-states-war-on-normality/
    
    This publication is focussed, little to add here, in text.

White Whale on July 16, 2021 · at 9:10 am EST/EDT

Priorities: Murdoch style

https://twitter.com/EvanLaksmana/status/1415635574304567300

“Indonesia covid hell: Aussies May have to wait years before returning to Bali.”

Lots of appalled replies.
One of my top 10:

Replying to
@EvanLaksmana
You’re reading what is, essentially, pre-soiled toilet paper.
(Murdoch)

John B., the Latte Sipping Bogan
@Latte_Bogan

Here’s an emergency covid ward in Yogyakarta. A flooded tent.

https://mobile.twitter.com/Latte_Bogan/status/1415998772627181569

Anonymous on July 16, 2021 · at 9:10 am EST/EDT

The brazen lie used to enslave the entire human race which they called COVID-19:

https://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=212305

This was important enough that I wanted to get it out immediately. My research into the NCBI database for nucleotide sequences has lead to a stunning discovery. One of the WHO primer sequences in the PCR test for SARS-CoV-2 is found in all human DNA!

The sequence “CTCCCTTTGTTGTGTTGT” is an 18-character primer sequence found in the WHO coronavirus PCR testing protocol document. The primer sequences are what get amplified by the PCR process in order to be detected and designated a “positive” test result. It just so happens this exact same 18-character sequence, verbatim, is also found on Homo sapiens chromosome 8! As far as I can tell, this means that the WHO test kits should find a positive result in all humans. Can anyone explain this otherwise?

I really cannot overstate the significance of this finding. At minimum, it should have a notable impact on test results.

Homo sapiens chromosome 8, GRCh38.p12 Primary Assembly
Sequence ID: NC_000008.11 Length: 145138636
Range 1: 63648346 to 63648363 is “CTCCCTTTGTTGTGTTGT”

Update: After some effort, I have finally discovered a way to display proof (beyond my screenshots) that human chromosome 8 has this exact same 18-character sequence. Please try the link below. The sequence is shown at the bottom of the page.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nucleotide/NC_000008.11?report=genbank&log$=nuclalign&from=63648346&to=63648363

Col...'the farmer from NZ' on July 16, 2021 · at 6:35 pm EST/EDT

Anonymous

Hi Anonymous

If the PCR test is so utterly useless as you suggest, could you please explain why in NZ it has been an incredibly useful tool in limiting the spread and also in eliminating an endemic presence of the virus?

You might also take the time to reflect on the fact that in NZ the test has been very accurate on two separate equally important counts…

#1 An apparent almost 100% absence of false positives.
Why do I say this…because every single positive test in NZ for months now has been able to be traced and it has always been to an imported source. Clearly, if the complete unreliability of all PCR testing that you parrot was true we would have an almost infinite number of positives that could not be traced to a source.

#2 An apparent almost 100% absence of false negatives
Why?…because if false negatives were common we would be constantly experiencing sporadic unexplained hotspots of infection occurring seemingly randomly around the country and there would be no way that we could have avoided an endemic presence of the virus.

I suggest you also read up on the mechanics of how the test is run and how if it is done in the correct manner it only detects the Corona Virus RNA…..

….the link below explains the mechanics of the test AS IT IS DONE IN NZ…

https://www.otago.ac.nz/biochemistry/research/otago736925.html

…a quote from this link…

“The RNA left in your sample will be a mixture of human RNA and RNA from any bacteria or viruses in the nasopharynx of the person who was swabbed.

To make sure we only detect the coronavirus RNA and not the DNA or RNA of any other organism, we need to find a little bit of the coronavirus RNA sequence that is unique to the coronavirus, and is not shared by any other living thing.

The RNA of the new coronavirus was sequenced by scientists early in the outbreak. There are nearly 30,000 bases (letters) in the coronavirus genome, containing the instructions for making 29 different proteins.

We need to make two short pieces of DNA (‘primers’) that will only stick to somewhere on that genome sequence.

Scientists chose two short pieces of the sequence in gene E, 22 and 26 bases long, for the PCR test. The E (envelope) protein encoded by this gene helps to form the oily membrane of the virus.

The scientists made DNA primers that only stick to those pieces of gene E and nowhere else.

(By the way, DNA and RNA do stick together, if they have the right sequences.)

Here is the RNA sequence of the E gene (RNA is made up of G, C, A and U bases):

AUGUACUCAUUCGUUUCGGAAGAGACAGGUACGUUAAUAGUUAAUAGCGUACUUCUUUUUCUUGCUUUCGUGGUAUUCUUGCUAGUUACACUAGCCAUCCUUACUGCGCUUCGAUUGUGUGCGUACUGCUGCAAUAUUGUUAACGUGAGUCUUGUAAAACCUUCUUUUUACGUUUACUCUCGUGUUAAAAAUCUGAAUUCUUCUAGAGUUCCUGAUCUUCUGGUCUAAACGAACUAAAUAUUAUAUUAGUUUUUCUGUUUGGAACUUUAAUUUUAGCC

And here are the sequences of the two DNA primers used in the test (DNA is made up of G, C, A and T bases):

Forward primer: ACAGGTACGTTAATAGTTAATAGCGTReverse primer: ATATTGCAGCAGTACGCACACA

The primers will only stick to the E gene on the parts underlined here:

AUGUACUCAUUCGUUUCGGAAGAGACAGGUACGUUAAUAGUUAAUAGCGUACUUCUUUUUCUUGCUUUCGUGGUAUUCUUGCUAGUUACACUAGCCAUCCUUACUGCGCUUCGAUUGUGUGCGUACUGCUGCAAUAUUGUUAACGUGAGUCUUGUAAAACCUUCUUUUUACGUUUACUCUCGUGUUAAAAAUCUGAAUUCUUCUAGAGUUCCUGAUCUUCUGGUCUAAACGAACUAAAUAUUAUAUUAGUUUUUCUGUUUGGAACUUUAAUUUUAGCC

This is how the test will only detect the RNA of coronavirus and not the RNA of anything else.”

…end quote…

I can’t speak for PCR testing in the rest of the world as no doubt there are multiple cases of dodgy procedures and reporting of results. Clearly, though, its use in NZ has been a resounding success as it has allowed us to not only keep deaths down to incredibly low levels [~ 1% of the world average] but also to minimise damage to our economy and also disruption as a society.

Please don’t throw the baby out with all the grubby bathwater… PCR tests can actuallyt be incredibly effective when used correctly. This has been repeatedly proven in countries other than NZ as well. Countries that have used the tests badly/cynically have reaped an entirely different result…MRs multiples worse than the world average and graphically prolonged financial and social upheaval

Cheers
Col
- Col...'the farmer from NZ' on July 16, 2021 · at 8:09 pm EST/EDT
  
  Apologies for the way the DNA sequences appeared after being C&P’d…just more evidence of my extremely limited geekiness with computer technology!
  
  The sequences and in particular the ‘primers’ can be seen properly in their entirety in the link.
  
  Now I will sit back on a cold rainy Saturday morning and await the deluge of hysterical screeching from the group who habitually condemn ALL PCR testing. Those will be the same ones who simply cannot countenance the fact that 35 years on from its original discovery it is a very different beast with many more applications than was ever initially envisaged.
  
  Obviously, just like any other test, it is not perfect in all circumstances…nevertheless we need to be able to acknowledge where it has been successfully deployed and to accept that in some circumstances the results have been hugely advantageous.
  
  Cheers
  Col
  - Anonymous on July 19, 2021 · at 8:06 am EST/EDT
    
    “Obviously, just like any other test, it is not perfect in all circumstances…nevertheless we need to be able to acknowledge where it has been successfully deployed and to accept that in some circumstances the results have been hugely advantageous.”
    
    Where is your evidence to declare that every EV has been sequenced and that, therefore, the SARS-CoV-2 primers can be asserted to be unque?
    
    https://www.sott.net/article/443445-New-study-says-exosomes-cant-be-distinguished-from-viruses
    
    Quote:
    
    Consider this quote from a recent paper published in the journal Viruses 2020 May; 12(5). 571. The paper was written by Gianessi, F et al and is titled: “The Role of Extracellular Vesicles as Allies of HIV, HCV and SARS Viruses.” Here is a quote from Section 3 of the paper:
    
    “The remarkable resemblance between EVs and viruses has caused quite a few problems in the studies on the analysis of EVs released during viral infections. Nowadays, it is an almost impossible mission to separate EVs and viruses by means of canonical vesicle isolation methods, such as differential ultracentrifugation, because they are frequently co-pelleted due to their similar dimension. To overcome this problem, different studies have proposed the separation of EVs from virus particles by exploiting their different migration velocity in a density gradient or using the presence of specific markers that distinguish viruses from EVs. However, to date, a reliable method that can actually guarantee a complete separation does not exist.”
    
    Read the final line again: A way to distinguish external “pathogenic” viruses from particles generated from our own tissues to help us adapt to a novel toxin does NOT exist, period. Perhaps the reason virologists can’t find any method to distinguish these particles from each other, in spite of the fact that they can pull a single molecule out of virtually any complex solution, can only be because there is nothing to distinguish. I submit that all viruses are exosomes/EVs. They are all generated from our tissues. None are pathogens. See you later, close up shop, it’s time to get honest work.
    
    This change in how we view viruses (exosomes) will happen, but possibly only when the old guard dies out. Paradigms are hard to change. This one, however, is threatening to destroy the world, and we don’t have time for the virologists to fade away. We must understand this shift ourselves. It’s not that complicated once you remove the veil. It’s obvious: We humans are part of the joyous dance of life, viruses and bacteria are our dance partners, and without them we will trip on our own two feet and fall flat on our collective faces.”
- Anonymous on July 17, 2021 · at 5:01 am EST/EDT
  
  To make sure we only detect the coronavirus RNA and not the DNA or RNA of any other organism, we need to find a little bit of the coronavirus RNA sequence that is unique to the coronavirus, and is not shared by any other living thing.
  
  There are, allegedly, 10 to the 13th power (i.e. 10 trillion) particles in the human “virome”:
  
  https://www.nature.com/articles/s41579-021-00536-5
  
  Despite increasing focus, it remains the case that the majority of sequence data in a typical virome study remain unidentified, highlighting the extent of unexplored viral ‘dark matter’.
  
  So, since most of the human virome remains unsequenced a better question for Koiora is:
  
  How on earth does he/she allege that the SARS-CoV-2 markers are unique ?
  
  The enslavement lie continues down under, just like everywhere else.
  - Luka-The-K9 on July 18, 2021 · at 3:57 am EST/EDT
    
    This essay may be of interest:
    
    https://gatesofvienna.net/2021/07/pandemic-games/
    
    How can this operation succeed?
    
    Control the education system (in the UK that would be the National Curriculum).
    
    Control the media (so the public accepts “newspaper science”).
    
    Control the legal system to extinguish “dissenters”. (This requires overt and covert “street muscle”)
    
    Control the financial system (no play then no pay)
    - Anonymous on July 18, 2021 · at 5:41 am EST/EDT
      
      That was interesting, until this:
      
      “exactly at the time while the real Corona virus was spreading in Asia.”
      
      Another piece of fear porn.
  - Nachtigall on July 18, 2021 · at 11:13 am EST/EDT
    
    Yes, in theory PCR are a well working tool. If the primer has unique specificity and 0% error rate.
    
    This is all much more complicated and complex than anyone one of us really thinks. Just a cursory glance in any academic biology curriculum will make you think twice about telling us any definitive dogma. To illustrate: About 50% of the human genome consists of LINES and SINES (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_interspersed_nuclear_element). Transposons which can jump in the genome and cause defects/mutations. The metabolic pathway is another complicated mess. Now throw in different regulatory mechanism (from regulatory RNA to histone modification on DNA) in this complicated interrelated network of mechanism and one should see, as clear as day, that we are playing with fire all the time. We almost have no working permanent research on interrelated safety ramification of regular chemicals; like the tons of pesticides to combustion products to ++ more industrial products. We have pretty good knowledge of some chemicals but not nearly a fraction of the impact of the chemical cocktails surrounding us 24/7. We are flying blind – and to maybe our astonishment, certainly to mine, all things considered – we are pretty resilient. Other times we are not: https://academic.oup.com/humupd/article/23/6/646/4035689 . Many of the faculty of my current university (biology department) think they can somehow calculate the risk; data, always big data. Also, the kind of schizophrenic believe that known criminal enterprises are the savior of all of our problems. You can talk to these highly intelligent people and then it comes to these known crimes of those companies (more like people), the organized nature of it, they just blank. This is the exact problem in all of the hs narrative of the MSM and governments around the world, they concentrate on the “pandemic” as if all of it is a done deal, like, “we know, what to do now … stfu”. You know s*. They exclude all the gd context out of everything: history, sociology, criminology, politics etc. They do not know where the virus came from, not the long-term consequences of anything they do. They just know parts of the story and try to extrapolate from there. This is the definitely an instance of collective insanity – despite having ample evidence to counter-act your story-telling, they rush through like no tomorrow. Religious leaders are another big let-down. One of our top priorities should be: Do not harm! That is out of the window now. Think before you speak, before you act… no, no problem: “The glitter of certitudes brings me to murder” – some tell us and smash it on the head the exact next moment.
    
    So no, all there is left to acknowledge is that we live in different realities and one group will impose its certitudes onto another. As always.
Theodora on July 16, 2021 · at 6:39 pm EST/EDT

Good on Anonymous! From what I have read the PCR replicates a mere piece. With enough cycles it is found in everybody. Inventor Kary Mullis said it is a replication technique for research and is not diagnostic. It is a quantitative procedure not a qualitative one.
Col...'the farmer from NZ' on July 16, 2021 · at 7:01 pm EST/EDT

Perhaps this comment string is just another example of what Graham Jones and his colleagues from MIT term…”Viral Visualizations: How Coronavirus Skeptics Use Orthodox Data Practices to Promote Unorthodox Science Online”

https://anthropology.mit.edu/sites/default/files/documents/G.Jones%20C.Lee%20et%20al.%202021%20Viral%20Visualization%20pre-print.pdf

…and a quote from the link…

“Controversial understandings of the coronavirus pandemic have turned data visualizations into a battleground. Defying public health officials, coronavirus skeptics on US social media spent much of 2020 creating data visualizations showing that the government’s pandemic response was excessive and that the crisis was over. This paper investigates how pandemic visualizations circulated on social media, and shows that people who mistrust the scientific establishment often deploy the same rhetorics of data-driven decisionmaking used by experts, but to advocate for radical policy changes. Using a quantitative analysis of how visualizations spread on Twitter and an ethnographic approach to analyzing conversations about COVID data on Facebook, we document an epistemological gap that leads pro- and anti-mask groups to draw drastically different inferences from similar data. Ultimately, we argue that the deployment of COVID data visualizations reflect a deeper sociopolitical rift regarding the place of science in public life.

In other words, our paper introduces new ways of thinking about “democratizing” data analysis and visualization. Instead of treating increased adoption of data-driven storytelling as an unqualified good, we show that data visualizations are not simply tools that people use to understand the epidemiological events around them. They are a battleground that highlight the contested role of expertise in modern American life.”

Challenging times
Col
- Tomsen on July 19, 2021 · at 9:45 am EST/EDT
  
  All you many date analyst forget one thing. That the data analysis at the desk on a flat screen is a 2-dimensional abstract world and data is so easy to manipulate and get wrong.
  https://renegadeinc.com/desk-killers/
  
  When we make data analysis at the flat screen, we need filters to bring rationality into conclusion in the 3-dimensional world.
  The filters is good common sense. Decade or century long experience of what worked and did not worked, by your parents, grandma, forefathers.
  Do anything in the Covid data bs makes commen sense?

Lodestar on July 16, 2021 · at 9:22 am EST/EDT

Russia Changes Course

This is through the looking glass. There is so much here. I will put in two places if I get out of this aviary.

Extending a cross-border aid operation into Syria from Turkey

US troop withdrawal from Syria and the withdrawal “may take place at any time.

Moscow’s ambassador in Havana has assessed that the recent protests in Cuba are actually home-grown only

Russia will implement its liabilities concerning gas transit via Ukraine.

REvil’s sites went down early on Tuesday

Hints of a thaw in US-Russia relations
Moscow’s anti-US rhetoric has suddenly been toned down, signaling a potential change in attitude and direction
By MK BHADRAKUMAR
JULY 16, 2021
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Are things warming up between US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin? Photo: AFP / Mikhail Metzel / Sputnik
A “thaw” has appeared in US-Russian relations. The unanimous vote by the United Nations Security Council last Friday extending a cross-border aid operation into Syria from Turkey must be regarded as an important moment.

It stemmed from a compromise in last-minute talks between the US and Russia. Russia’s UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia told reporters after the vote: “We hope that it might be a turning point that is indeed in line with what [Vladimir] Putin and [Joe] Biden discussed in Geneva. It demonstrates that we can cooperate when there is a need and when there is a will as well.”

US Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield told reporters: “It shows what we can do with the Russians if we work with them diplomatically on common goals. I look forward to looking for other opportunities to work with the Russians on issues of common interest.”

Russia did not engage in weeks of talks previously on a resolution drafted by Ireland and Norway, but only to spring a surprise on July 8. Whereupon, negotiations took place the next morning between Thomas-Greenfield and Nebenzia, and lo and behold, the Security Council unanimously adopted a compromise resolution to extend the mandate for cross-border aid operations.

Clearly, Moscow had instructed Nebenzia that the Russian ship was changing course. Yet as recently as June 30, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was hanging tough. After talks with his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu in Antalya, Lavrov, in fact, attacked the US sanctions against Syria, the use of aid to create new facts on the ground and US attempts to promote separatist tendencies east of the Euphrates.

Eight days later, however, there was this mood shift. Indeed, on July 8, the special envoys of Russia, Turkey and Iran met at Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan, within the so-called Astana process on Syria to give an energetic push to revive the moribund Syria process under UN supervision.

US Secretary of State John Kerry, left, with Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in 2016. Photo: AFP / Hoang Dinh Nam
Kerry pays a visit
The Russian special presidential envoy for Syria, Alexander Lavrentyev, who participated in the Astana trio’s talks later, told TASS that Moscow and Washington were engaged in talks regarding a US troop withdrawal from Syria and the withdrawal “may take place at any time.”

Significantly, between Lavrov’s trip to Antalya and the Astana trio’s meet in Nur-Sultan eight days later, he also received a call from the US special presidential representative for climate, John Kerry.

TASS reported on July 2 that “Kerry plans to pay a visit to Moscow.” The report quoted a source in Moscow as saying: “Kerry’s visit is due. Climate issues are on the agenda. A timetable of his meetings is being drafted.”

Indeed, on July 8, the US State Department announced that Kerry was heading for Moscow on a five-day visit from July 12-15 “to meet with Russian government officials to discuss various means of enhancing global climate ambition.”

Kerry’s first meeting after landing in Moscow on Monday was with Lavrov, who extended a warm welcome to him, remarking pointedly: “Your visit is an important and positive signal from the point of view of promoting bilateral relations, removing tensions and establishing professional substantive activities in areas where we can find common ground.

“This approach is fully consistent with the spirit of the Geneva summit between our presidents. We stand ready to promote it in every way based on an equal and mutually beneficial dialogue aimed at achieving a balance of interests.”

Lavrov has elevated the significance of the visit as going far beyond climate issues. Indeed, the Russian side seems thrilled beyond words. The anti-US rhetoric has suddenly been toned down.

In fact, Moscow’s ambassador in Havana has assessed that the recent protests in Cuba are actually home-grown only, as living conditions have deteriorated because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Ukrainian servicemen near an armoured personnel carrier stationed along the front line during confrontations with Russian-backed separatists near the small town of Volnovakha in the Donetsk region on June 23, 2021. Photo: AFP / Anatolii Stepanov
Ukraine tensions ease
Moscow doesn’t agree with the allegation by Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel that Washington instigated the protests.

Interestingly, Putin penned an article last weekend that is in the nature of an overture to the Ukrainian leadership. He has since annotated his own article and later also vowed that Russia will implement its liabilities concerning gas transit via Ukraine.

This should bring the temperature down on the US-Russia face-off over Ukraine, and, possibly, give the Biden administration some leeway to avoid sanctioning the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project any further.

Most important, American experts have noticed that the notorious cybercriminal group known as REvil, which US intelligence suspects is based in Russia, has suddenly disappeared from sight online.

REvil is thought to be the group responsible for the huge hack that hit the US services provider Kaseya only hours before the beginning of the Fourth of July weekend.

The incident provoked Biden enough to call up Putin last Friday and sternly warn him that the US would hit inside Russia if he didn’t act. Curiously, REvil’s sites went down early on Tuesday.

Wednesday’s Washington Post highlighted the possibility that “the Kremlin bent under US pressure and forced REvil to close up shop … Putin may have decided this wasn’t a fight worth engaging in.”

Of course, Putin and Biden had agreed at Geneva to launch high-level talks on ransomware. That group is meeting now. Russia has been complaining about the delay. Certainly Biden, an experienced politician, knows how easy it is to pamper Russian vanities.

This dramatic tango will truly sink in only if an extraordinary article written by Lavrov for the Foreign Ministry website on June 28 is taken as the benchmark. The article titled “The Law, the Rights and the Rules” was a lengthy, vituperative attack on the United States’ “contemptuous attitude” toward Russia. It now seems like ancient history.

This article was produced in partnership by Indian Punchline and Globetrotter, which provided it to Asia Times.

M K Bhadrakumar is a former Indian diplomat.

https://asiatimes.com/2021/07/hints-of-a-thaw-in-us-russia-relations/

Uncle Bob on July 17, 2021 · at 9:38 pm EST/EDT

If the Russian Ambassador has said that,he needs to be replaced at once. Even in the US they are talking about the way Miami groups had organized the protests. So get rid of him and get someone smart enough to be able to even watch the US news programs. Also,while Covid can’t be dismissed there or anywhere.Cuba has the lowest death rate from Covid in all Latin America.So if that is causing protests in Cuba,they should be all over Latin America.So either that reporter knows nothing about Cuba,or he hates Cuba .The third possibility is that Russia doesn’t want to get involved and is lying to give them a way to not get involved.Which it is isn’t clear yet.

sean the leprechaun on July 16, 2021 · at 12:36 pm EST/EDT

Looking at the timeline for patents on cv19 vaccines, it has been in the works for several years. Might one suggest that the ‘plandemic’ was the only way to bring dna gene changing theropy to the public market.

Cheers, M

sean the leprechaun on July 16, 2021 · at 1:35 pm EST/EDT

just found this,

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-07-14/moderna-mrna-targets-hiv-cancer-flu-zika-after-covid-vaccine

(officials are carefully monitoring rare heart inflammation cases in teenagers and young adults),

well some of us have known that for a while, and ‘rare’ would be not seeing anyone under 25 coming in for blood clot or heart inflamation tests. Live exercise indeed, get the vaxxes and delivery system patented, release the boogy boo and offer up salvation. Assholes!

Cheers, M
- Anonymous on July 16, 2021 · at 4:22 pm EST/EDT
  
  ‘well some of us have known that for a while,’
  
  I think some people may have to experience this close up to get the idea, dare I say it on here, anyhow, it’s heart breaking, as I said yesterday.
  - Tuppence on July 17, 2021 · at 6:22 am EST/EDT
    
    Me being forgetful above, and the close up I mentioned before once, was in connection to female student I have been partly responsible for this year. Since I wrote the above, also heard of two more covid cases after vax, including one from school on summer camp, socially distanced sleeping in a tippe, who did not get the virus, and a young fellow, 2xvax who did. .
    
    Any adopting of pro or anti vax social stand is best avoided, and mostly is by my friends and colleagues, this allows objectivity, once you know then you are free to make the choices you want.
    The rest is divisive crowd conjuring, people make money from divisiveness even. imagine!

Anomalous on July 16, 2021 · at 1:06 pm EST/EDT

Tuppence wrote ‘”I don’t agree with Baba or Boo even though I am sure they are entirely worthy persons in their own right”

Neem Karoli Baba was certainly an entirely worthy person. Here is one of countless anecdotes about him

https://maharajji.love/maharajji-sits-with-woman-in-hospital/

Anonymous on July 16, 2021 · at 1:47 pm EST/EDT

What an incredible anecdote, the woman was so lucky and blessed !

My comment referred specifically to the age of darkness statement he made, sorry, no offence intended.
Today the light is very powerful, I wrote about this as well, it is truly vey hard to access, to maintain..

I won’t mention Boo again, he gets terribly angry with me., but I’m sure he’s worthy in his own right, as I said yesterday.

tuppence
- Anomalous on July 16, 2021 · at 4:38 pm EST/EDT
  
  No offence was taken Tuppence.
  - Anonymous on July 16, 2021 · at 5:06 pm EST/EDT
    
    One never knows, intelligent people are sensitive and it never hurts to apologise..
    
    tuppence
    - Dimitar on July 16, 2021 · at 9:22 pm EST/EDT
      
      you may be right,
      I may be wrong; I’ll willingly
      accept the blame
      if it means avoiding
      needless confrontation
    - Anomalous on July 17, 2021 · at 8:12 am EST/EDT
      
      It is a matter of dispute among people who know more than I do whether we are currently in a Kali Yuga but we are certainly not in a happy Yuga. Even in a Kali Yuga however while the world sinks it is possible to swim against the current and progress spiritually. The external chaos does not need to be imported into the heart. The inner light can be cultivated and maintained if we have strong basic morality and we do our spiritual practices.
      - antere on July 17, 2021 · at 12:05 pm EST/EDT
        
        and the outer light is cultivated and maintained by ecologically walking the inner talk.
        
        Anomalous on July 17, 2021 · at 1:51 pm EST/EDT
        
        Reante
        Eco-ology is the study of the outer world. It is very important. I studied it also at university. Ego – ology is the study of one’s inner world. It is much more important. If we know our inner world we know that we are beings of light in a universe of light. If we know our inner nature we
        have much greater self esteem while at the same time we develop greater humility because we see that all other beings have the same treasure inside but few know.
      - Sudhi on July 17, 2021 · at 6:18 pm EST/EDT
        
        Anomalous,
        
        Most certainly we are in Kali Yuga which started at the end of the war mentioned in the Mahabharata. Thousands of years have passed since the cessation of Dwapara Yuga, which also marked the commencement of Kali Yuga.
        
        Some Indian astrologers have stated that the alignment of Planets during the first quarter of 2020 was similar to that of the period of war in the Mahabharata.
        
        Anomalous on July 17, 2021 · at 7:28 pm EST/EDT
        
        Namaste Sudhi
        I would not argue this matter. I note only that Sri
        Yukteswar, guru of Paramahansa Yogananda has written in ‘ The Holy Science’ that this is not the Kali Yuga. On the subject of ecology Yogananda’s commentary on the Bhhavad Gita is a masterful study of the inner ecology with each character representing a particular psychological trait or quality.
        
        Dimitar on July 17, 2021 · at 10:30 pm EST/EDT
        
        when the going gets tough
        the tough get going,
        the rest are toast
        
        Anomalous on July 18, 2021 · at 6:18 am EST/EDT
        
        The tough are those who align with the higher
        Take their place in the angelic choir
        Those who can’t raise the mind
        Miss the chance, get left behind
        
        Anomalous on July 18, 2021 · at 2:58 am EST/EDT
        
        Anomalous
        It was very interesting what you wrote Sudhi about the constellation of early 2020 being similar to the period of the war in Mahabharata.
        Also unsurprising.
        
        Anonymous on July 18, 2021 · at 4:33 am EST/EDT
        
        I am unclear about the so called Kali Yuga of our time, and the early civilizational wars as spoken of in the Mahabharata. They occurred in the time of the Dwapara Yuga, are the times similar, and how often they shift, etc.
        The Mahabharata was once staged under the stars in an all night performance in a quarry in the hills of Adelaide, Australia, late eighties, with and directed by Peter Brook. Times gone by….
        
        tuppence
        
        Dimitar on July 18, 2021 · at 11:40 pm EST/EDT
        
        In Western parlay, Kali Yuga would be the Iron Age, which has been preceded by a Golden, A Silver and Bronze Ages. It pertains to the most destructive of the cycles of life where all temporal life is concerned. There is a widespread misunderstanding re: the Kali Yuga, but while it is a dark age, it also provides a quickening where the individual’s spiritual unfoldment is concerned. Karma is speeded up and one sees the results of one’s actions faster than in previous cycles. But while the Kali Yuga puts our backs against the wall, it is also a time of great ingenuity and creativity because the dire straits in which Soul finds Itself, leads to discoveries within Itself which It may have overlooked in more halcyon days. We need to remember, as Shakespeare said, “there is no good or bad, it’s thinking that makes it so”, in other words, while we are in a state of reaction we are playing into the hands of the negative force. We have all lived in previous epochs through a Golden Age, a Silver Age, a Bronze Age and now, here we all are together, in an Iron Age, ie; we didn’t learn what we needed to ‘back in the day’, so here we are under different more desperate circumstances trying to do just that.
- Boo on July 16, 2021 · at 11:22 pm EST/EDT
  
  dear tuppence I am not angry w you dear :)
  I actually like your reply :)
  
  just ‘busy’ preparing the zen story for a friend…
  rather than cut&paste here I felt the ‘call’ to do a bit more… well… spiritual mapping, just clearing some ‘blockage entities’ out so the roads are left w rounder stone, if there must be stones at all… but only to reach ‘the door’… whatever passes ‘the door’, is his own making from there…
  
  btw dear i hv no rights. i am ‘unhuman’, dont need made up ‘rights’ – deep stuff here Ha xD
  love to hear your thoughts whenever whatever you have to share
  you too take extra care there :)
  
  bwbs
  - Anonymous on July 17, 2021 · at 3:07 am EST/EDT
    
    Thanks Boo, alright then, we’ll leave it a that for now, I might say more another time..
    My apology, which I meant, was also part demo for Saker, one can move on, not doing so heaps up bad karma.
    
    There’s always other ways of saying sorry apart from using the words, people are different and have to be left free. That is the core of Christianity, inner sovereignty, respect, not outer law.
    
    tuppence

Mr P on July 16, 2021 · at 3:47 pm EST/EDT

In reply to aloha on July 16, 2021 · at 9:39 am EST/EDT, who wrote:
“this is a bot show (im 99% sure) and the “Japanese Exception” principle is… sorry… laughable!”

I too am sorry…it seems that the video is genuine enough for Ritter, who refers to it in essay on RT, at>

https://www.rt.com/op-ed/529435-japan-china-use-niclear-trigger/

Ritter goes into some detail. Mind you I understand he’s a bit of a self-promoter, but that does not discount his essay, rather buttresses it. He gets quite specific.

excerpt> “…Japan’s new “forward defense” posture, where it would fight China in Taiwan to preserve the sovereignty of the Senkaku Islands, however, appears to put nuclear weapons back into the equation, and not at the initiative of the United States. Moreover, if China is serious about the “Japan Exception Theory” (and there is no official statement from the Chinese authorities suggesting for a moment that they are), then a nuclear conflict will automatically be triggered by any Japanese military intervention on behalf of Taiwan….”

Essentially a minor power has leverage over the master…this is highly metastatic…like a child playing with dynamite. Indicates loss of imperial logic and/or ability to coordinate satrapies.

joey_n on July 16, 2021 · at 7:06 pm EST/EDT

Here’s what I also found:

It should be noted at this juncture that Six Army Strategy is not an official arm of the Chinese military or government, and as such is not able to make declaratory policy statements on behalf of either. To be clear – the “Japan Exception Theory” is not official Chinese policy.

*wipes sweat off forehead*

Okay, still, why the bleeding heck would anyone on an otherwise pro-Russian site like RT (not writers, but readers) think that the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was done to teach Japan a lesson? Last time I checked, the bombs were meant to be used against Soviet Russia, not to mention, prior to the bombing of Hiroshima, around 67 Japanese cities were already firebombed by the USA, and Japan was already negotiating a surrender. Call it whatever you want, but I still think it’s ‘Stockholm syndrome’.
- Mr P on July 16, 2021 · at 8:17 pm EST/EDT
  
  They believe the revisionist bs. They’ve been bullchitted. It was the Red Army that forced the surrender…and the bombs were intended by Truman and Barnes to make Stalin pliable at Potsdam, as you already knew. H and N were also effects tests No 2 and No3. The numbering system got revised, but they were so designated. It may be that the wanton ruin of Dresden while the Red Army was just over the horizon was, similarly, a threat and demonstration to Stalin.
  
  Of course Groves himself said “the bomb is for Russia”…and quite some time before the sudden policy change brought about by the coincidence of FDR departing. Geewhiz, how could Groves know? Quiz Friday. Extra Credit: Was that good man involved as a conspirator?
  
  inter alia ref> Alperovitz: ” decision to use the atomic bomb” (which you have probably read)
  
  But objective factual errors such as repeating the mythic canards can be useful in political speech, and in Rhetoric, as, for example, telling the bald truth about 911 will result in no one listening to the facts about the 911 lawsuits going forth.
  
  Meantime the video is unofficial, I suppose, but does that matter? And in China is any such video unofficial? At the very least it is a telegraph message about two possible futures for Japan, and the US.
  
  It’s genuine. And in a sense good advertising art…the “prequel” , the “teaser” the “deniable” method…rather like the super airplane Russia is about to show..the “Checkmate” 30 second videos.

NJ on July 16, 2021 · at 5:03 pm EST/EDT

Hi Saker (and Larchmonter),

A sneak peak of United Aircraft Corporation’s new fifth generation reduced radar cross section supermanoeuvrable (vector thrusting?) fighter jet with supercruise, to debut at MAKS-2021 next week.

Talk about speedy R&D… Methinks RF will give the empire a migraine through the proliferation of affordable stealth fighter jets. There goes the myth of Western aviation superiority…

https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/look-first-post-soviet-single-engine-stealth-fighter

Analyst on July 16, 2021 · at 10:16 pm EST/EDT

On a lighter note>

“An Israeli soldier who just enlisted, asked the Commanding Officer for a 3-day pass.
The CO says “Are you crazy? You just joined the Israeli army, and you already want a 3-day pass? You must do something spectacular for that recognition!”
So the soldier comes back a day later in an Arab tank!
The CO was so impressed, he asked “How did you do it?”
“Well, I jumped in a tank, and went toward the border with the Arabs. I approached the border, and saw an Arab tank. I put my white flag up, the Arab tank put his white flag up. I said to the Arab soldier, “Do you want to get a three-day pass? So we exchanged tanks!””

Anonymous on July 16, 2021 · at 11:33 pm EST/EDT

HA HA :D oh ya they are talking… privately… which p!ss3s ussa off… coz that changes the game and the rules

White Whale on July 16, 2021 · at 11:58 pm EST/EDT

So. There’s this guy. There’s always one, right?

Sydney man gets four covid vaccinations of AstraZeneca and Pfizer

A Sydney man, who today received his fourth dose of a coronavirus vaccine, has said he doubled up on AstraZeneca and Pfizer to give him greater immunity against the worrying disease.
Tom Lee, a 34-year-old from Sydney, told news.com.au he was feeling “fine” after his second Pfizer dose this afternoon.
”I’ve seen people feeling sick after the second Pfizer. I’m hoping it doesn’t happen to me,” he said.
“All the Americans are vaccinated on this type of vaccine and they seem OK.”
Mr Lee has taken to Twitter to document his vaccination journey, using the social media platform for a “bit of fun” during lockdown.
Mr Lee disputes any accusation he is jumping the queue, insisting he did everything by the book and NSW Health was more than happy to vaccinate him.

“As for queue jumping, I don’t see it like that.
I haven’t stolen any vaccines.
I literally lined up in the queue to get it. Getting vaccinated takes a bit of leg work and anyone can do it,” he said.
“NSW Health are not going to turn away the vaccine keen … The impression I get is NSW Health is not interested in being vaccine police for the federal government.”

And for young Australians hoping to get the jab now, instead of later this year when a spot opens up, Mr Lee has a number of tips.
“Pay attention to where the vaccines are available, be it GP or the vaccination centre at Olympic Park, and just go there and ask to be vaccinated. It worked for me,” he said.
”I suppose we trust our governments to tell us what to do. {😂😂😂}
But I’ve found it is worth comparing what you read in the news and what you can see for yourself when you physically go to where the vaccines are.”
Mr Lee posted his double vaccination status to Twitter this afternoon after getting his final Pfizer dose at NSW Health’s Sydney Olympic Park mass vaccination hub.

Vaccinating against Covid-19 is the only way for Australians to get their normal lives back, but as a nation we’re struggling.

Mr Lee’s “antibody maxxing”, as he calls it, comes as studies continue to show vaccine mixing could be beneficial for immunity against coronavirus.
A medical study, conducted by the University of Oxford in the UK, found an AstraZeneca shot followed by a Pfizer jab was almost as potent as two Pfizer vaccines.
The UK study, involving 830 volunteers over the age of 50, found a mix of AstraZeneca and Pfizer gave “robust” protection against coronavirus and produced more antibodies when compared to a double AstraZeneca dose.
“Given the evidence that AstraZeneca with a Pfizer vaccine actually had nine times more production of antibodies … this is actually a very encouraging sign for many countries that either have a slow rollout or limited supply to access the vaccines. Particularly in light of the variants that are circulating,” Oksana Pyzik, an infectious diseases expert at University College London, said.

Germany’s vaccine committee recommended mixing vaccines earlier this month, saying studies showed the immune response was “clearly superior” when AstraZeneca was combined with an mRNA vaccine – the technology used in the Pfizer and Moderna shots.
Germany’s Standing Committee on Vaccination (STIKO) officially recommended the mix to give Germans better protection against coronavirus.
Nations including South Korea, Canada and Spain have already approved vaccine mixing.
Mr Lee said the better immunity was an opportunity he couldn’t pass up.
“My thinking was to maximise antibodies by mixing if I could,” he said.
“That (better immunity) stood out to me as something good to have.”
Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah, an infectious diseases expert from Monash University in Melbourne, said studies had shown mixing and matching doses “blow the roof off antibody levels”.
However, Dr Ananda-Rajah implored Australians to take what they could get due to the lack of mRNA supplies at the moment.

As for celebrating his double immunity, Mr Lee said he was sadly stuck inside like the rest of Sydney.
But he was considering “just one beer to ‘promote antibody uptake,’” he joked.
Mr Lee said he was considering visiting his GP next week to get an antibody titer test, a lab analysis that measures the amount of antibodies in someone’s blood.
While Mr Lee could potentially be the first Aussie to get a quadruple jab, Australia’s expert vaccine panel still recommends sticking to both doses of the same vaccine.
The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) is meeting tonight to reconsider its advice limiting AstraZeneca vaccines to people aged over 60.
The panel issued the age recommendation last month however due to the deteriorating coronavirus situation in Sydney, health authorities are desperate to get as many people vaccinated as possible.
Australia’s chief medical officer Professor Paul Kelly also earlier called for people to not “mix and match”.
“Please, we are not mixing and matching at this point. You need to match, don‘t mix,” he said last month.

Anonymous on July 17, 2021 · at 12:35 am EST/EDT

2003 Episode From TV Show Dead Zone Predicts Coronavirus and Chloroquine Cure…

https://youtu.be/gUEa9jzVzu4

less than 2 minute consolidated clip

Anonymous on July 17, 2021 · at 3:08 am EST/EDT

oh WoW! its on Teevee! Nice predictive programming… too bad your CDC decide to take 30 pieces as oppose to be like in TeeVee, they deliberately wasted time and ban the useful ‘cure’…

White Whale on July 17, 2021 · at 4:46 am EST/EDT

Next move on the chessboard:

President Biden looks forward to welcoming the Prime Minister of Iraq, Mustafa Al-Kadhimi, to the White House on July 26, 2021.
The Prime Minister’s visit will highlight the strategic partnership between the United States and Iraq and advance bilateral cooperation under the Strategic Framework Agreement.
The visit will also focus on key areas of shared interest including through education, health, cultural, energy, and climate initiatives.
President Biden also looks forward to strengthening bilateral cooperation with Iraq on political, economic, and security issues to include joint efforts to ensure the enduring defeat of ISIS.

antere on July 17, 2021 · at 12:16 pm EST/EDT

or maybe it’s to formalize the handing over of iraqi interests from the US to China, in accordance with the horse trading theory of the denouement. :)

gotta give those pawns something to do.

aloha on July 17, 2021 · at 5:35 am EST/EDT

In one of too many post that Gbot ate…

in one of them I share this super yuge important link…
Gold Goats ‘n Guns Live – Why Isn’t Trust a Four Letter Word?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bT3YPx87FGA
warning: TL signature rant uses colorful language :) Love it!

I think this bit is clean… so you should really see it now!
Soliciting here for your thoughts on all the topics discussed,
including whats w the rus vaxx deal (did putin too take money from TPTwannaB for this circus show?)

some more things to digest if ya’ll are hungry for more ‘truth’ :)

tell me also, what you would like to see in TheEnd?
the planners all get hang on the trees? the world become one and united earth? we invite aliens finally to become god? they ackowledge your real ‘human’ rights and give you the elixir/gene tweak to become ‘immortal’ and you and your love birds live forever-after in love-river?
whaaaaaaaaat would you like for the ending?
this social engineering must include you, right?!
Tell them to their face!!!

bwbs
p/s still cooking the zen story w Boo’s ‘characteristic’… as expected too many entities dont want you to cross-over ‘the door’…

Anonymous on July 17, 2021 · at 1:11 pm EST/EDT

Need sign in. Age-restricted video (requested by uploader).

James True: The Current Hypnosis Of Babylonian Black Magic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Fd_JW9HS4k

warning: for mature adults only! rituals on/of c19.
- Anonymous on July 18, 2021 · at 8:53 am EST/EDT
  
  2 more interesting piece to add to your understanding of the global-virus-picture…
  
  China’s top health authority rectify local mandatory vaccination orders, stressing voluntary principle
  https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202107/1228884.shtml
  p/s notice they didnt do a slam down but they go through the “Informed, consented and voluntary” human rights law in china
  
  China first human infection case with Monkey B Virus dies of the virus
  https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202107/1228887.shtml
  p/s too freakiy to even comment here – read it yourself

SeptikSceptik on July 17, 2021 · at 7:05 am EST/EDT

Bad news. The Borg is here. Looks like indeed magnets stick to the vaxxxed people.

STUDY ON THE ELECTROMAGNETISM OF VACCINATED PERSONS IN LUXEMBOURG
https://truth11.files.wordpress.com/2021/06/5.7-study-on-electromagnetism-of-vaccinated-persons-in-luxembourg_6edfa.pdf

“The survey is stopped for reasons of conscience and morals because the investigator is no
longer able to cope with the helplessness of people whose faces become petrified when they
realise that they have been injected with a substance of which they know nothing.
The investigator, who has studied management techniques and psychosociology in the past,
is very uncomfortable with these people who are wondering what is happening to them.
People become pale, white, nervous, put a hand to their forehead or cross their arms and
pinch their bottom lip. Some sweat from their hands as they are seen wiping them on their
hips or thighs.
These effects and expressions usually occur in states of anxiety, extreme stress or really
measurable tension.
For the respondents, these uncontrolled physical manifestations are indicative of a deep
malaise when they realise afterwards that they may have done something irreparable.
The act of vaccination being an irreversible act.”

Yuri on July 17, 2021 · at 9:29 am EST/EDT

Wonderful find. Demonic development. Thanks so much. Passing on to all and sundry.
antere on July 17, 2021 · at 10:07 pm EST/EDT

Yeah thanks alot SS, great find. Poignant.

Mr P on July 17, 2021 · at 8:12 am EST/EDT

Recently Ritter wrote https://www.rt.com/op-ed/529435-japan-china-use-niclear-trigger/ Which is based in part on the promises (“unofficial”) that China would employ a Japan Exception and waste Japan if even one soldier… etc. Ritter accepted the promise as valid, it seems.

Today, it may be construed, https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202107/1228873.shtml to have been validated more by global times>

“US, Taiwan could face sudden blow at any time in Taiwan Straits: Global Times editorial “…”When will the mainland fly its military planes closer to Taiwan island or even fly over the island, or launch missiles over the island to deter Taiwan authorities? Our answer is: any time.”

That’s pretty blunt.

I recall that very recently D Ellsberg released secrets about the deliberations in the 1950’s about using nuclear explosives on China…thus why now? Obviously Mr E also thinks that our Chinese Brothers are not screwing around.

White Whale on July 17, 2021 · at 9:34 am EST/EDT

Color Rev Cuba:
So the mockingbirds are squawking and tweeting in unison.

World news
Protests in Cuba to continue as the country temporarily lifts restrictions on food and medicine imports
Demonstrators in Cuba continue their protest efforts as the country stares down a period of economic crisis brought on by the global COVID-19 pandemic.
On Wednesday, the government announced that it was temporarily lifting restrictions on the amount of food and medicine travelers could bring into the country in what Reuters is calling a “small concession to demands by protesters.”
Additional protests have erupted in solidarity with the struggling nation across other Latin American communities, including Miami, Mexico City and more.
Video via @Quicktake

@Reuters
·President Joe Biden described Cuba as a ‘failed state’ in the wake of anti-government protests and discussed the possibility of sending COVID vaccines to the island nation https://reut.rs/3B6MQYT

Regina Leader-Post
@leaderpost
·Trudeau says Cubans deserve democracy after crackdown on protesters.

Bloomberg
@business
Weekly Watchlist: Cuba Changes Tack After Historic Protests
This week, Cuba’s leader lays some blame for protests on his government as crackdowns continue.

Ottawa Sun
@ottawasuncom
O’Toole calls on Trudeau and other leaders to condemn Cuban crackdown

AFP News Agency
@AFP
Cuba blames Twitter for unprecedented anti-government protests.
Cuban authorities point to the hashtag #SOSCuba, launched in early July to highlight Cuba’s healthcare crisis, the spike in Covid-19 cases and to plead for foreign aid

POLITICO
@politico
Officials from both sides of the aisle want Biden to offer Cuba internet access now. But the Biden administration has been slow to react.

Fox News
@FoxNews
·Biden calls Cuba a ‘failed’ state, considers US tech option to send internet services
President Biden said Thursday that he is considering the possibility of establishing an internet source for the Cuban people after the …

Reuters
@Reuters
Biden says US prepared to send vaccines to Cuba but not ease policy on remittances http://reut.rs/2VMTl2S

The Washington Post
@washingtonpost
Young Cuban activists carry on the fight for freedom started by their parents, grandparents
“These young people, they will help make this change for freedom,” said Alberto Jimenez, 87.

People want freedom’: Cubans say government measures in response to protests are not enough
The Cuban government announcement that it is lifting restrictions for travelers who want to take food and medicines to the island is being met by many on the island with indignation, because the…
miamiherald.com

CBC News
@CBCNews
After days of hedging, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says ‘we stand with the people of Cuba who deserve democracy, freedom and respect.’

BuzzFeed News
@BuzzFeedNews
·“No, we don’t want crumbs. We want liberty.”
This is what the historic anti-government protests in Cuba look like

‪https://buzzfeednews.com/article/piapeterson/photos-cuba-historic-protests-government?bftwnews&utm_term=4ldqpgc#4ldqpgc‬

Fox News
@FoxNews
DeSantis calls on Biden to ‘step up’ in helping restore internet to Cuba

Haiti
?
……… crickets ………

Uncle Bob on July 17, 2021 · at 3:32 pm EST/EDT

I’m seeing a lot of buildup to war in the US.Just like I saw for the Iraq 1&2 wars. This time its Cuba they are targeting. The US backed and funded protests of a week ago ,are on the news daily. With no explanation about US invovlement,they are portrayed as “spontaneous”. I smell the same kind of smell I did before “Desert Storm” and then again,the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The US always hits with a propaganda attack to demonize the country they are about to attack first. And they are working overtime on doing that to Cuba this week.I remember after the Cuban Missile Crisis the US promised the Soviet Union they would not attack Cuba. I guess they don’t think they need to honor that promise anymore. They may be looking for a win to take the US peoples minds off of the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Hopefully all of this is just bluster. But never underestimate the savagery of the US regime when they think they can get away with it.
https://www.rt.com/news/529506-cuba-president-protests-us/

Mr P on July 17, 2021 · at 4:57 pm EST/EDT

In region China< China has Military Dominance and Initiative. In region Russia, Russia has same. In region Cuba, it is the US that has these. Or so it seems to some. Since the junta seems to be utterly without a sense of reality in history, they may mistake a trap for an easy meal.

And of course a glorious Victory might be seen by junta as a cheap pathway to keeping their namby pamby positions as grifters and worse…cheap distraction and fake victory…and it might not work out…violence seldom results in outcomes that escape overwhelming secondary and unpredictable aftereffects.

I too think that Cuba may be as you say, Uncle Bob, about to get it. I too remember the Caribbean Crises – and I recall that Soviet Sub B59 came down to one vote. If it had gone the other way, the US East Coast would have been a radioactive ruin. Similarly at the President's office in DC…Kennedy sealed his own fate by preventing the invasion and bombing of Cuba, which would have resulted in Soviet officers in the field launching their atomic weapons. 100% for sure. I do not expect Russia to permit an invasion of Cuba…long time ago VVP gave interview, reported in Pravda (yes, sorta flakey) but reported), wherein VVP was quoted as saying that "the missiles" were back in C. I tried to get confirmation from Pravda…they confirmed. This was at least 6 years ago. That said, yeah, the empire always doubles…they'll probably try to "do" Cuba. I would note that "missile" can be fired from a fishing boat, or a shipping container. In a sense Cuba is bait. Low hanging cheap victory may look sweet…liable to create severe indigestion.
- Mr P on July 17, 2021 · at 6:01 pm EST/EDT
  
  I ought to add a reference to Karl Sanchez @ vk who has analyzed the semantic value of VVP exposition…which I here quote, in a fragment>
  
  “Russia will soon have a military edge over NATO that will enable a decapitation strike with the ability to destroy any retaliatory attempts–and it won’t need to roam outside its borders. IMO, if Putin or his successor can divine those ultimately in charge of the Anti-Russia Project and it continues to be escalated by them, it’s very possible the choice to decapitate those leaders will be made and carried out. Those trolls working for that bunch reading this ought to tell your bosses what’s in store for them if they continue to pursue their madness. ”
  
  Now the essay was mostly about Ukraine, VVP’s essay, that is. But de-facto the unfortunate juxtaposition of global forces is, uh, global, violent, and highly meta-dynamic. Cuba may be part of a highly metastatic and proximate – “phase change”…
  
  (Sanchez is a kinna friend o’ mine. That is we both like boats and fishing. But I never met him. He’s pretty smart.)
  
  anyway> https://vk.com/id580896205
  
  It seems to suggest to me that any weird chit in Cuba is a lit fuze.
- Uncle Bob on July 17, 2021 · at 9:59 pm EST/EDT
  
  I wish they were,but doubt the missiles are back in Cuba. Pro-US informers are numerous enough they would know about it by now.And that would be reason enough to not stir the pot like they are. So no,the US is looking to capitalize on how their sanctions have destroyed Cuba’s economy.And that militarily Cuba is friendless.The two countries that should be doing everything they could to aid Cuba (for decades the living symbol of resistance to the hegemon in all Latin America,and even the whole 3rd World) are acting like “Cuba,Cuba who,never heard of them”.They seem to not understand that when they abandon their only friends.Other countries see that and think,why risk being their friend.Destroying the symbol of resistance would be a great coup for the US.And other 3rd World nations that might have thought of defying the US would think again about that,and not risk it.
  - Mr P on July 18, 2021 · at 7:43 am EST/EDT
    
    Thanks for the reply Uncle Bob!
    
    Yes, it looks as you say. And of course “missile” is a slippery term nowadays. And Meyssan claims there’s been a Yalta 2.0 agreement between Russia and US junta, so perhaps Russia “gave up” their Cuban relationship – but – I observe that the successful strategy is generally the indirect one. One submarine, which being invisible, might not even be there, firing (Doesn’t his excellency love a surprise!) a single anti-ship weapon ( missile ) in exercises with the Cuban Coast Guard blowing a 10,000 ton target ship to bits with a hypersonic device…prime time film! – would probably brown the pants of some sodomite defenders of freedom. Yalta 2.0 or not, everybody knows that Yalta 1.0 was never followed, except by a coup in US Policy, a pliable and mildly corrupt President, and the bomb is for Russia, and Potsdam, and inter alia, the Cuban affray of Bay of Pigs and then missile crises, which removed the Jupiter missiles from Turkey, ahemm…which led to the “correction” at Dallas. (Hero Patriot Songbird McCain called it a correction)
    
    I well remember the affray at playa Girón …which concreted the Cuban Revolution and resulted in the removal of the US president by extraordinary means. I think it was Che who expressed his thanks for the invasion attempt, but maybe it was Fidel…
    
    The days of R12 and R14 and LUNA robot flyer nukes are past of course, but maskirovka is always an essential foundation for plans. Now, the machines, and the Russian, and our Chinese brothers, are far more subtle. And only hours ago> “China Tells U.S. and Taiwan: “Prepare for a Blow at any moment”
    
    The implications, taking the arena as global, are a bit dusky.
    
    Karl Sanchez analysis is that the Russian Policy has demonstrated a change in phase and intent, and it’s evident that he sees this as prelude to action, ie a war to force the imperium back to a position of kettlement in a boiling civil war – again. So do I. Mercouris recently said he expects the Chinese/Russian thallasocratic seas to extend to Hawaii, and in time, to the shores of the US West Coast…200 miles or whatever limit.
    
    I see the temptation of the junta as a seduction and a “honey trap”, at the very least.
    
    The objection you posited, that “They seem to not understand that when they abandon their only friends.Other countries see that and think,why risk being their friend.Destroying the symbol of resistance would be a great coup for the US.And other 3rd World nations that might have thought of defying the US would think again about that,and not risk it.” Seems to imply that this is not what it seems…and is thus a deception. Maybe.
    
    Of course the island may turn again into a vast latifundium and whore house. We shall see.
Alabama on July 17, 2021 · at 9:30 pm EST/EDT

The gvt cant afford to maintain the land they currently dominate, I see no advantage to adding another cost to the already bloated budget.

Run away inflation is about to be kick started at just the wrong time, and those canary’s are trapped in the mine and are needing to get out.
amarynth on July 18, 2021 · at 7:48 am EST/EDT

Uncle Bob, the disinformation from the usual sources about Cuba is breathtaking. Here is one, where Bachelet from the UN took a picture of a pro-Cuba supporter and made it as if it is an anti-Cuba Supporter.

https://twitter.com/OVargas52/status/1416356826145243137

And of course, when the Cubans come out in the street to protect themselves, en masse!, they are accused of being paid for it.

https://twitter.com/KawsachunNews/status/1416379456495759360

In the mean time, there are Cuba supporters out in the streets in Mexico, Honduras, Nicaragua, Colombia and Panama.

The Cubans themselves say they don’t need anything from the US, but they need the embargo to be lifted. Of course the language of the embargo is written so that anyone that does business with Cuba, can be attacked in turn under some legalese.

Seemingly these US people have nobody their own size to attack any longer, so, it really seems as if they’ve turned their attention back to the Caribbean and to Central and South Americas.

And we hear that the US forces are leaving Iraq, and their withdrawal from Afghanistan is not as easy as what they thought. They thought they can just put up lilypads or bases in the surrounding countries and with contractors in-country, they can still rule the roost as much as they want. This is falling apart – no surrounding country is giving them authority for a base. Amazing times we live in.
- White Whale on July 18, 2021 · at 9:28 am EST/EDT
  
  Michael Ledeen – Wikipedia
  
  This tongue-in-cheek “doctrine” is usually summarized as ” Every ten years or so, the United States needs to pick up some small crappy little country and throw it against the wall, just to show the world we mean business, ” which Goldberg remembered Ledeen saying in an early 1990s speech.
  - amarynth on July 18, 2021 · at 10:55 am EST/EDT
    
    Check it out … Fox news openly obscuring signs that Cuban’s carry. Just a few tweets down, the real image can be found.
    
    https://twitter.com/AlanRMacLeod/status/1416713677378629636

Kent on July 17, 2021 · at 5:51 pm EST/EDT

“Bring It On Home” (Larkin Poe Cover)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQg1z3mKqHE

Enjoy

Kent

Kent on July 17, 2021 · at 6:00 pm EST/EDT

“I See Fire” but make it METAL/ROCK – MALINDA and Violet Orlandi

Play loud please.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quM5FgYNyuc

(not actually metal, just plain beautiful cover).

Kent

Kent on July 17, 2021 · at 6:14 pm EST/EDT

Tom Waits & Crystal Gayle – “Take Me Home”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sglrbx6rVo

Enjoy
Kent

Kent on July 17, 2021 · at 6:26 pm EST/EDT

“Thank U”.

How ’bout getting off of these antibiotics?
How ’bout stopping eating when I’m full up?
How ’bout them transparent dangling carrots?
How ’bout that ever elusive kudo?
Thank you India
Thank you terror
Thank you disillusionment
Thank you frailty
Thank you consequence
Thank you thank you silence
How ’bout me not blaming you for everything?
How ’bout me enjoying the moment for once?
How ’bout how good it feels to finally forgive you?
How ’bout grieving it all one at a time?
Thank you India
Thank you terror
Thank you disillusionment
Thank you frailty
Thank you consequence
Thank you thank you silence
The moment I let go of it was the moment
I got more than I could handle
The moment I jumped off of it
Was the moment I touched down
How ’bout no longer being masochistic?
How ’bout remembering your divinity?
How ’bout unabashedly bawling your eyes out?
How ’bout not equating death with stopping?
Thank you India
Thank you providence
Thank you disillusionment
Thank you nothingness
Thank you clarity
Thank you, thank you silence

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5L7GMKClsTg

Kent

Kent on July 17, 2021 · at 6:31 pm EST/EDT

Early Cranberries (very).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIqY_8nfpCc

Kent

Kent on July 17, 2021 · at 6:38 pm EST/EDT

4 Non Blondes – “Dear Mr. President”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87HjsK10_74

kent

Kent on July 17, 2021 · at 6:54 pm EST/EDT

SKÁLD – “Rún”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9NIBZfVBW4

SKÁLD – “Fimbulvetr”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W22lRPhQYmc

Kent

Kent on July 17, 2021 · at 7:09 pm EST/EDT

Wardruna and Aurora – “Helvegen” (Live)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnkTuHP9q3o

AURORA – “Teardrop”

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

Kent

Mr P on July 18, 2021 · at 7:57 am EST/EDT

I have no idea if the Russian Stratigsts read Emily Dickinson, (well I guess they are going to now!)…but this poem is mataphor not only for literary arts, but also for the art of states, the primary foundational art of which is war. (and this may in particular apply to the pending party in the Caribbean).

Tell all the truth but tell it slant —
Success in Circuit lies
Too bright for our infirm Delight
The Truth’s superb surprise
As Lightning to the Children eased
With explanation kind
The Truth must dazzle gradually
Or every man be blind —

svenro on July 18, 2021 · at 8:59 am EST/EDT

Regarding COVID xxx ..here is perhaps relevant information from FDA -US itself. Not that it really means much coming from these kleptocrats and bullshitters..But at your discretion..
FDA Safety Surveillance of COVID-19 Vaccines : October 2020.(nonsense – they have been fiddling around with these nasties for past 50 years with Trials in Southern Africa etc.,..)
DRAFT Working list of possible adverse event outcomes

•••Subject to change***
Everything listed here it happening and more..
*Guillain Barre syndrome
*Acute disseminated encephalomylelitis
*Transverse mylelitis
*Encephalitis/myelitis/encephalomyelitis/meningoencephalitis/meningtis/encepholapathy
*Convulsion/seizures
*Stroke
*Narcolepsy and cataplexy
*Acute myocardial infarction
*myocarditis /pericarditis
*Autoimmune disease
*Deaths
*Pregnancy and birth outcomes
*Non-anaphylactic allergic reactions
*Thrombocytopenia
*Disseminated intravascular coagulation
Venous thromboembolism
*Arthritis and arthralgia/joint pain
*Kawasaki disease
* Multisystem inflammatory Syndrome in children
*Vaccine enhanced disease

Anonymous on July 18, 2021 · at 11:22 am EST/EDT

Svenro
All we need to add is that all FDA and CDC employees do not have to take the vaccine, nor will they be taking it.
I can’t find the source, but both agencies spokesperson confirmed that fact on tape/interview, I watched it a few months ago.
Why? Obviously because it’s very dangerous.
- Tomsen on July 19, 2021 · at 8:19 am EST/EDT
  
  Its a fake. FDA and CDC employees is said to be 50% vaccinated, but no one has said anybody refused to take it.

Mr P on July 18, 2021 · at 11:37 am EST/EDT

A Thanksgiving Prayer

(Burroughs)

“To John Dillinger and hope he is still alive.
Thanksgiving Day November 28 1986”

Thanks for the wild turkey and
the passenger pigeons, destined
to be shat out through wholesome
American guts.

Thanks for a continent to despoil
and poison.

Thanks for Indians to provide a
modicum of challenge and
danger.

Thanks for vast herds of bison to
kill and skin leaving the
carcasses to rot.

Thanks for bounties on wolves
and coyotes.

Thanks for the American dream,
To vulgarize and falsify until
the bare lies shine through.

Thanks for the KKK.

For nigger-killin’ lawmen,
feelin’ their notches.

For decent church-goin’ women,
with their mean, pinched, bitter,
evil faces.

Thanks for
“Kill a Queer for Christ”
stickers.

Thanks for laboratory AIDS.

Thanks for Prohibition and the
war against drugs.

Thanks for a country where
nobody’s allowed to mind his
own business.

Thanks for a nation of finks.

Yes, thanks for all the memories
— all right let’s see your arms!

You always were a headache and
you always were a bore.

Thanks for the last and greatest betrayal
of the last and greatest
of human dreams.

………….

In Sodom> Hassan bin Sabbah comes to fore> ‘Nothing is Forbidden, Everything is Permitted’ (many say open pederasty and bestiality is “next”)

Which dovetails to the basic principle of imperial ruin > “Hustlers of the world, there is one mark you cannot beat: the mark inside.” ― William S. Burroughs

Anonymous on July 18, 2021 · at 6:59 pm EST/EDT

Russian spirit…

Popular Resistance Makes Short Work of COVID Passports in Moscow — Mayor Capitulates After Just 3 Weeks

It took all of 3 weeks. Almost as soon as Moscow decreed a COVID vaccine & test passport it had to be abandoned. Not because of a flashy mass protest but thanks to typical Russian mass subversion at the grassroots. Numerous Muscovites quickly got themselves fake QR passports of varying quality and catering establishments elected not to look at them too closely. The result being that with each passing day the authorities looked more impotent and weak, their unenforceable imposition semi-openly defied by the living, breathing city.

Now choosing between the long humiliation of their decree becoming entirely dead letter (as has already happened to their idiotic gloves mandate), or the quick humiliation of a speedy reversal they opted for the latter. Some nonsense was written about how the QR codes miraculously helped turn things around in just 3 weeks and the decree was dropped. Tomorrow COVID passports are out, as well as a curfew for bars and clubs …

Luka-The-K9 on July 19, 2021 · at 2:59 am EST/EDT

“Ground Hog Day”

Counterfeit papers were very popular during WW2.

The fascist Nazi “gauleiters” were fanatical about paper “credentials”

Meanwhile: https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/no-was-never-an-option-for-covid-injections-vaccinated-spread-being-hidden-coerced-approval/

Readers may be aware of the global “MAYORAL ALLIANCE” so beloved of the EU Fourth Reich.
Tomsen on July 19, 2021 · at 8:25 am EST/EDT

Love these Russian guys and the desperation seen in Western media.
“Hungary lowered the Covid test positives quickly by Sputnik-V vaccination. Sad to see the Russians people dont follow up on their own successful medicine.”……………………………LOL.
amarynth on July 19, 2021 · at 9:12 am EST/EDT

Very strange that people believe clickbait from any site that speaks into their bubble of belief.

So this is nonsense. Russia is actively managing their Covid outbreak according to one measure, and that is that they are looking for a certain percentage of immunity. These ‘rules’ were changed because the rate of SputnikV (which is a real vaccination of the old style) has increased and the seriousness of the Covid infections and seriousness of their ill people has decreased.

This is what happens if people read westerners proclaiming about Russia, instead of reading Russians about Russia. And I bet that nobody can tell me the system that Russia follows. Well, can anyone tell me the system that China follows? Not really, because most apply what is happening in their own country, to other countries as well. This is a very western trait and it makes people stupid.

So, very few know that Mikhail Mishustin appointed deputy prime ministers as supervisors of federal districts, which actually changed the management scheme of Russia’s regions. There are many reasons for this, but a sub-reason is to get the management of their Covid outbreak more even-handed. Each federal district manages according to their local circumstances, and that means how much and how serious the local Covid outbreak is. So firstly, to call Russia as Russia here, is a tremendous misunderstanding. One needs to go and look at the various districts.

And what Russians say about their vaccine drive, is not what westerners say.

Here is a shot excerpt: (Well, I changed my mind, and here is the whole thing – read carefully, machine-translated but good enough to get the idea). He makes a mockery of all the alt-media theories and all the people appearing to say something. It is funny too!

“The issue of coronavirus, vaccination and coronabesia does not let the Russian person go. I want justice for the Russian soul. It remains only to understand-what is it? All over the Internet, experts and a whole host of virologists broadcast exactly the opposite things. And so persistently broadcasts and proves that it remains to do what the “expert” says, because you will be severely punished by fate and technology. I have my own opinion, but I do not impose it on anyone – I just want to clarify what you will read next.

And then I want to understand a little bit about the main points that the Internet is full of. Start…

Compulsory vaccination. The Russian authorities made the mistake of letting the case run its course, relying on the citizens ‘ conscientiousness. And citizens in the ears of all the irons flew scary stories from Natasha from the next entrance, the brother of a taxi driver and an imported virologist with two volumes of articles in recognized magazines.

Let’s start with Natacha… Rumors are something that the Russian person for some reason always takes at face value. They lie on TV, they lie in newspapers and on the Internet, but if the grandmother on the tram said that her neighbor in the country advised her-this is just the TRUTH! And the “truth” is now as follows: covid is not terrible, they die in packs from cancer and accidents, Baba Klava was vaccinated and now she catches secret negotiations of reptilians who will capture the entire planet with a vaccine on a tooth seal.

In fact: Covid is scary! It’s no worse than the flu, but if you haven’t smoked a history book, it contains all the “charms” of the first flu outbreak, which is popularly called “Spanish flu”. For three years, this disease mowed down the people on an industrial scale. Even the graves of those who died from the flu epidemic are passed off by Ukrainian figures as Holodomor Ukrainians. It is now the flu is not so terrible and I hardly have a reader who has not had it several times.

They die of cancer, they die in accidents, they also die of the common flu, they die of heart attacks, they die of abscesses and gangrene, and a lot of other things. Statistics are thrown out, in which mountains of deaths from cancer, etc. But let’s do some statistics and research. I can just name a dozen cultural figures who have died from covid in the last couple of years. One of the latter is Pyotr Mamonov. And tell me immediately a dozen cultural figures who have died of cancer in the last two years! Well, or crashed in an accident… Personally, I immediately did not remember anyone, you need to go to Google. How many people do you know who have had covid-19? How many relatives? Were you ill yourself? And the same question about cancer, accidents, and other heart attacks. That’s why there is confidence that Covid will win this competition.

Vaccination is needed! Crowds of people on the Internet, born in the USSR, vaccinated against polio, tuberculosis, rubella, etc. writes that vaccinations are evil! Teal on your tongue! Or rather, on the fingers with which you type such heresy! If I had my way, I would sim stupid people without fail. During working hours, without paying for a working day, he gave lectures with examples from history. Or do you think that such strange diseases as cholera, measles, typhoid, plague … disappeared by themselves? Even cats won’t be born on their own! Yes, hygiene is important! Yes, the culture of behavior in public places is important! Do you know why Russia has an order of magnitude fewer problems with covid than in Europe? Our grandmothers from childhood forced us to wash our hands after the toilet and before eating.

Vaccination is not a panacea! Which one…. an unintelligent person said that the vaccinated person does not get sick? The vaccine is like a helmet on a construction site, the helmet does not disintegrate the stone flying at the head, it will make the consequences easier. The unintelligent can continue to rummage around the construction site without a helmet. The most stupid can move to Ukraine, where Suprun said that sitting in a draft or on concrete is normal and nothing will happen. Good luck…

Compulsory vaccination. Well, my body is my business, I want to cut off my leg! Everything is correct, but this is about the leg. This will cause you problems for yourself, well, maybe your loved ones, if they want to participate in the fate of such a stupid person as you! There are medical reasons why people cannot be vaccinated, and there are no questions or complaints about them. But most, like all of us Russians, are used to leaving a non-urgent (seemingly) case for later. And this “then” can bite three times on the mountain in the fifth point and then begins on the one hand quite understandable compulsion, and on the other hand – quite understandable stubbornness. And this is despite the fact that in the Russian Federation at every corner you can throw a vaccine.

China was forcibly vaccinated. The same China, which is cited as an example, as “the heyday of socialism.” Forcibly vaccinate Europe, which is also dreamed of by a certain percentage of citizens. Today in France, there was a rally against forced vaccination, they were dispersed with gas, water cannons and batons, there are victims. And if anyone wants to say about the holidays, just a few days ago the French celebrated Bastille Day, no one remembered the” victory day”.

Moscow is vaccinated. Moscow, if you haven’t been before, is a big human hub! In Moscow, you can vaccinate the entire population and all employees of transport and public catering, and still there will be millions of visitors who will sneeze into your compote. So until covid passes into the stage of normal flu (I suspect that another year and a half, by analogy with the “Spanish flu”), there will be both restrictive measures and “inhuman cruelty”. This applies not only to Moscow, but also as an example. To some extent, this will affect resort areas and border towns.

Now we will touch on experts, virologists and other home surgeons-guitarists. Nadys read about a certain American venerable aesculapian who dismantled vaccination into molecules, proving that it is evil: vaccinations children die and so on. A doctor with education, degrees, awards, and articles in specialized journals accepted in the medical community. And now a certain percentage of the Russian population is outraged: why does an American tell the truth, but our people are silent? Apparently, Putin threatened to open a new “doctors ‘ case”? I’ll explain…

An American doctor uncle spoke about the American Pfizer vaccine, which is not so clear-cut. Yes, people are dying, becoming “vegetables”, children are dying… But what Sputnik V has to do with this is a mystery to me personally. No one is outraged that American motorists do not scold the local car industry, supporting their Russian colleagues when they write that Zhiguli is a bucket of nuts! Why? Because American motorists are not related to “Zhiguli”, and Ford is quite a decent chaise, like many others, and why scold them? By the way, about the “Lada” is also not so clear. I myself am a pedestrian, but my friends who own cars say that the latest Lada models are very decent.

There is still one point that I am also interested in: why get vaccinated if you are ill? Vaccination is in any case a burden on the immune system, which has already experienced a shock in the fight against the disease. So why nail it down with a vaccine? No antibodies are produced, some experts say. I won’t say that I don’t believe it, but I studied in the USSR and I know that there are no antibodies in the event of death – so the virus won, the body could not create effective protection in the form of antibodies. But those who are ill don’t look like the walking dead.

And here I see only one option: the coronavirus is not something that is artificial, but it continues to be artificially propagated and maintained. If something looks like a dog, barks like a dog, wags its tail like a dog, then it’s … a CROCODILE! Well, so it turns out. That is: something is very wrong with this virus, but they will not tell us about it, but only suggest that we act differently from how they act against viruses. The same applies to vaccinations every six months. This was also stated… What hangover? There are sores worse than covid, but they are vaccinated every few years. Doctors themselves do not recommend throwing the same flu into the body every year.

There is another thing that struck me immediately: while in China they were deploying tents for treatment and so on, in Russia the MILITARY was given an order, and they built several hospital COMPLEXES. What is it, against the flu, from scratch and turn-key build capital buildings? I’ll never believe it! This is done with long – term planning, and, therefore, the covid that we know is not the same thing that we have to fight. The seriousness of the event is indicated by the fact that the task was entrusted to the military. Governors, mayors, and other officials would still be drawing building plans, running tenders, and looking for a loophole to roll back. Would Putin come out and ask: Why are we slowing down? As he REGULARLY asks about national projects that have been entrusted to civil officials. That is: it had to be done reliably and quickly. And for this, Russia has an ally — the ARMY.

If you ask me about all this conspiracy theory, then I believe that the authorities are preparing for something serious and large-scale. They are preparing for such a situation, that it is better to survive and build a series of hospital complexes, force people to go in formation to be vaccinated, wear masks, study and get married on Skype-than to lose more than half of the population. Russia is a capitalist country, here they will not throw away money just “shob bulo”, for every penny Mishustin will dream at night.

Lockdowns and udalenka deliberately gave a cradle to medium and small businesses. Well, okay, in Europe, they brought millions of migrants there for some unknown reason, but what about in Russia? There is no oversupply of entrepreneurs in Russia! And all this, at the very least, was supported by state subsidies. Soft loans, salary payments, money was given for children, maybe something else – I don’t know much. Why should the state do this?

At the same time, Russia is building up the public sector, as if preparing for an extreme situation where the survival of the people will depend only on the readiness of the state, and not on the entrepreneurial spirit of some businessmen. I understand that we will all go to Heaven, and they will just die before they even have time to repent. But before we go to Heaven, we will still fight for Russia. It certainly looks like it.

In the meantime, the population, having tasted the fruits of democracy, liberalism and other verbiage, is starting to talk about how best to manage the people of the empire. And the vast majority did not even manage their own cats! I myself am quite liberal, as long as it does not concern me, my relatives and my comrades, for those for whom I am responsible at least in some way. Getting vaccinated is everyone’s business, as well as who to sleep with, what to cut off and what to sew on. But if you’re throwing it out, don’t forget it. If I come up with a club and a kind word to express my opinion.

If you are afraid of chipping, reptilians, or an electronic concentration camp and you are being persecuted by Putin – go to the wilderness! There you will be met by dolboslavs near the Yarila cut out of wood. You will jump over a bonfire and sing ancient Slavic songs. You will collect roots, nuts and set snares for rabbits. The city is a civilizational boon. You either take them in full, or you don’t take them. Through your smartphone and cameras on the streets, reptilians have been watching you for a long time. And in the Russian “electronic concentration camp”, with the help of the wonders of civilization, they catch all sorts of young horses running around rallies, as well as terrorists, thieves, rapists and other criminal elements.”
- Tomsen on July 19, 2021 · at 10:13 am EST/EDT
  
  Its the generalisation which is wrong. The one size fits all 7 billion people. The 70% herd immunity postulate.
  
  We are different all of us! Some are immune competent, others are immune vulnerable to the virus.
  The one size fits all is made in some sick economist’s head at the excel sheet.
  
  When we feel sick we go to doctor and get treated, and if we are sick we stay away from work and school.
  Everybody knows these basic rules.
  
  We men are not falling on our knees on the quote, that we the 100% healthy and immune competent presents a BIG problem and danger to the community, because we refuse to live up to the liberals dream of an equal society of childish weak and vulnerable who need commissaires 24/7 to inject us with a profit model and passport nanny from Wall Street who will take care of us.
  - Luka-The-K9 on July 19, 2021 · at 10:45 am EST/EDT
    
    Hi Tomsen
    
    Not much to add to this publication.
    
    Of course Madeleine de Cock Bunning and the EEAS crew may have different perspectives.
    
    https://www.ukcolumn.org/ukc-column-news/uk-column-news-19th-july-2021
    
    It appears, now that the RF has clear military dominance, that our political and civil service leaders are intent to destroy western civilisation.
    
    Now our western leaders all have tickets to various underground “secure rooms” Hence the confidence.
    
    Meanwhile it pays us serfs to follow events carefully, especially at the local global political level of “MAYOR”
    
    Regards, MfG etc. Luka
    - Tomsen on July 20, 2021 · at 5:55 pm EST/EDT
      
      Hi Luka, “The monkey with the hand grenade” has been on stage 20 years now.
      
      However, according to latest news, Russia (plus China) within few years will have first strike ability without any chance for NATO to retaliate. This may be the reason why some say TPTB is frightened and act now only on the economic and financial front.
      Whatever the outcome maybe I dont see any major military interventions between the blocks. But a lot of other ugly bs maybe in pipeline from the laboratories ;-D..
  - amarynth on July 19, 2021 · at 11:24 am EST/EDT
    
    You’re railing against the western model. The Russian model is different and the Chinese model is different and there are a few other countries who has a different model as well. Neither the Russians nor the Chinese are falling down dead. That should make you sit up and take notice.
    
    Don’t make the mistake of putting all of these in one grouping. If so, we have to send you back to The Saker lol and I quote …
    
    ” the level of ideological fantasization of COVID-dissidents/anti-vaxxers is at least as high as it must have been in the Soviet Komsomol or the Hitlerjugend. And yes, it is also at least as intolerant and bigoted as the Homopride/BLM/Antifa crowds. Far from being a triumph for critical thinking and free investigations, the mental world of these folks in straight out of Orwell’s 1984. It is a sad irony that these folks sincerely think of themselves as both “well informed” and “free thinkers”.”
    - Anonymous on July 19, 2021 · at 12:31 pm EST/EDT
      
      “Neither the Russians nor the Chinese are falling down dead. That should make you sit up and take notice.”
      
      Well, I notice from the mother of all B/S website:
      
      https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
      
      That Russian, alleged, covid deaths/million is 1021 cf Ireland @ 1005.
      
      So, I agree that none of these folk are falling down dead of covid but they are falling down dead.
      
      I still have no idea what you want us all to sit up for
      
      ?
    - Nachtigall on July 20, 2021 · at 11:03 am EST/EDT
      
      Nope, the Chinese model is total lockdowns + forced vaccus. The CCP is a social nationalist party with a red emperor at the top, guarding a mostly homogeneous society. It’s their civilization, their choice.
      
      The Russian case as you so eloquently conclude is also a separate case. The pathetic machine translation above is an emotional outburst of a person losing the battle for a narrative. Right now, many Russians simply do not trust their government. Propaganda 24/7 has pushed anxiety so you can expect a good percentage of vaccination in the future. День тв has good debates on this issue as well as tsargrad tv. Fact is the populous is devided and gettin more angry by the month.
      
      It is at least interesting to see how superstars of the alt media have positioned themselves. You can quite literally see the ideological cadevar in front of your eyes. The disgusting stench is also unavoidable.
      
      Let this discussion sink in , it will give you an idea that everything is political right now and emotionalism will not help:
      
      https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=exBU9IiRdmo
      - amarynth on July 20, 2021 · at 1:04 pm EST/EDT
        
        Nachtigall, it is difficult to be in opposition to someone else, but consider this not personally, just data.
        
        People are not up to date on what is happening in China. There have not been total lockdowns for a long time. Instead, their processes are very slick, and with the testing, they find an outbreak so quick, and then already the people that are social support are standing at the ready for small, and spot lockdowns, usually max two weeks depending on their investigation. It actually is no big deal and as we can see, the country is open and working.
        
        Also, vaccination is not forced or mandatory. This was again confirmed just this last Friday. So one must understand their nuance:
        
        The central government’s health authority (NHC) spoke on Friday, clarifying confusion in the ranks:
        
        ” Vaccination should still be voluntary.
        Getting vaccinated is both important and necessary.
        Local moves to apply simplified or one-size-fits-all approaches will be rectified.
        
        So far restrictions on the unvaccinated only affect smaller cities. Big cities like Beijing and Shanghai are under less pressure to vaccinate, as they already enjoy very high inoculation rates.”
        
        The Chinese in general are not fearful of their vaxxes. Bear in mind this was checked out with a number of people.
        
        So, on Russia, I’ll check your video. But I don’t want to play link games. The one that I posted, I chose because I found it funny .. like, sense of humor, funny haha .. lol. I can go and get you a number more saying the same thing but more seriously without breaking a sweat. Generally, the frustration is with the rules, which are a little stupid and confusing. There is also real pushback against the jabs, but this is less than what one could expect. This was also checked with people on the ground, and just a few days or a week or so ago, actually Auslander told us what is happening in his area. Vacation season, the locals are frustrated with the visitors that do not want to jab.
        
        So, let me watch the video, but my sense of their conversation is different, and the questions and discussions that I’ve had, lead me to a different conclusion.
        
        But I can give you a blog that is not funny (just joking again).
        
        Nachtigall on July 20, 2021 · at 1:34 pm EST/EDT
        
        Yes, you are right. In the machine translation it was implicated that it was forced, that made me sceptical afterwards (checked and can’t edit/update my comment…) and yes, it’s a very differential/regional approach and not mandatory as you have already correctly remarked. I didn’t focus on China before, as they have C19 supposedly under control with very low infection numbers anyway. It is interesting, that similar measures do not yield comperable results in Europe. I do not know if the situation is even comperable.
        
        The link is about a recent video of Khazin (who founded radio aurora as a “impartial” information agency) and Lepexin (well known political scientist/strategist) who discuss the current political situation in Russia. They talk about C19 on a tangent, but do seem to agree that it is a political football and by no means just a medical problem. (Khazin is for mandatory vaccinations, as are many well known publical personalities with the exception of f.e. Mikheev and Delyagin.)
        
        amarynth on July 20, 2021 · at 2:24 pm EST/EDT
        
        Thanks thanks! for some discussion. I don’t want to be right, but I am famished for some proper discussion.! Will check the video but tomorrow morning in my time.
  - Sudhi on July 20, 2021 · at 6:15 pm EST/EDT
    
    Tomsen,
    
    “The 70% herd immunity postulate” has been achieved in India with –
    “seroprevalence at 67.6 per cent in the entire population, in the six-nine year age group, it was 57.2 per cent and among 10-17-year-olds, it was 61.6 per cent. In the age group of 18-44 years, it was 66.7 per cent and in 45-60 years, it was 77.6 per cent” –
    
    https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/40-cr-indians-don-t-have-covid-anti-bodies-vulnerable-reveals-4th-serosurvey-101626779228818.html
    
    and yet vaccinations though supposed to be ‘voluntary’ have now ‘de jure’ become mandatory.
    
    India having a population of 1.35 billion with official deaths caused by the coronavirus numbering ~400,000 and it’s population has a seroprevalence of 67.6%, meaning ~0.94 billion people have been affected by the virus.
    So what would the infection fatality ratio (IFR) be for this ‘pandemic’ ?
    - Tomsen on July 21, 2021 · at 8:35 am EST/EDT
      
      Sodhi I would be a bit careful about statistics. As we say, there is two forms of lies, statistics and old Newspapers.
      If we admit its a big problem in India, I would still do it voluntary, campaigns and vaccines free to those who wants to protect themselves against it, recommendations of Ivermectin, sanitation, and careful of contact.
      
      I know a little of Brazil who has the same magnitude of problem Indian has. People are voluntary taking the vaccine as they see and hear a lot of their friends and families affected.
      I dont see it as a problem to treat this virus the same way as health authorities normally would do it.
      - Sudhi on July 21, 2021 · at 4:30 pm EST/EDT
        
        Tomsen,
        
        I agree that all statistics can be manipulated, however, only a few states in all of India are still affected. At its peak, India officially had more than ten times the cases which it presently has, moreover, during this period only 3% of the Indian population was fully vaccinated.
        
        In a densely populated country like India the highly infectious virus must have quickly spread. Presently, more than the number of cases, if we look at the number of deaths we find a major reduction.
        
        I can only hope this considerable decrease has occurred due to two thirds of the population of India being infected by the virus, causing an enduring ‘herd immunity’.
- Anonymous on July 19, 2021 · at 10:28 am EST/EDT
  
  “Each federal district manages according to their local circumstances, and that means how much and how serious the local Covid outbreak is.”
  
  B/S (since the pcr markers for SARS-CoV-2 cannot possibly be known to be unique since vast tracts of the human virome remain unsequenced).
  
  The Russian faction of the Global Mafia are having a right old, psychopathic, laugh.
  - Anonymous on July 19, 2021 · at 12:09 pm EST/EDT
    
    amarynth, I skimmed your comment/article, the posters on here are all intelligent adults, (though one or two enjoy the cat and mouse show).
    
    Thanks for UK column update btw, I’m too busy to search these**, and Russian news always interesting.*
    *Filters apply for all countries.
    
    I’ll be away then, best to all,
    tuppence

Col...'the farmer from NZ' on July 19, 2021 · at 4:15 am EST/EDT

Hi All

Word on the street suggests J&J’s latest investment is in dance lessons….lessons of the Texas Two-Step variety to be more precise!…

https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/exclusive-jj-exploring-putting-talc-liabilities-into-bankruptcy-sources-2021-07-18/

…and a quote from the link…

“J&J faces legal actions from tens of thousands of plaintiffs alleging its Baby Powder and other talc products contained asbestos and caused cancer. The plaintiffs include women suffering from ovarian cancer and others battling mesothelioma.

Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc. has not decided on any particular course of action in this litigation other than to continue to defend the safety of talc and litigate these cases in the tort system, as the pending trials demonstrate,” the J&J subsidiary housing the company’s talc products said in a statement provided to Reuters. J&J declined further comment.

Should J&J proceed, plaintiffs who have not settled could find themselves in protracted bankruptcy proceedings with a likely much smaller company. Future payouts to plaintiffs would be dependent on how J&J decides to fund the entity housing its talc liabilities.

J&J is now considering using Texas’s “divisive merger” law, which allows a company to split into at least two entities. For J&J, that could create a new entity housing talc liabilities that would then file for bankruptcy to halt litigation, some of the people said.

The manoeuvre is known among legal experts as a Texas two-step bankruptcy, a strategy other companies facing asbestos litigation have used in recent years.”

YCHMTSU
Col

Tomsen on July 19, 2021 · at 8:54 am EST/EDT

Appeal denied to J&J of payment $2 billion in damages. https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/us-supreme-court-declines-hear-jj-appeal-over-2-billion-baby-powder-judgment-2021-06-01/

antere on July 19, 2021 · at 9:12 am EST/EDT

our philosophy of action is to try our best to only engage in industrial activity in order to not have to do so in the future. Back in 2014, Canadian Andrew Nikiforuk gave what is perhaps the most eloquent interview I have heard, which concerns the contemporary slavery of anaerobically-preserved, applied plant and animal consciousness of the distant past. For anyone who may be interested. 1hr running time.

https://xenetwork.org/xe/episodes/episode-76-energy-slaves/

Moveable Feast Cafe 2021/07/16 … Open Thread

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