FiatLux

I feel the same way. Where this is implemented, you won’t even be allowed through the front door without a “green light” pass. I’m disturbed by this, and I’m disturbed that more people in the general public aren’t disturbed by it. Those who don’t want to live in a CCP-style social-credit system need to resist this in any nonviolent way…[Read more]

The ebook is indeed interesting–it brings together a lot of disparate but related dots.

I salute your courage in sticking to your principles even when it costs you personally.

My money’s on eggs.

“Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists [or anti-maskers] for lack of patriotism, and exposing the country to greater danger.”
— Hermann Goering, Nuremberg trials

How many? Plenty.

Trust the Science . . . Channel!

The scamdemic is definitely laying the groundwork for something. As I pointed out in my comment on the most recent “Tidbit” posting, there’s a statement from the Lock Step scenario in that Rocketfailure document that really gives me pause: “Even after the pandemic faded, this more authoritarian control and oversight of citizens and their a…[Read more]

Now burial causes environmental damage… Is there anything human beings do that won’t be targeted in the name of saving the planet? Maybe those who want to destroy human society to save the earth could volunteer to be vaporized by laser or something before they expel any more CO2. You know, for the good of the planet.

I think the strategy all along has been to get the people to want masks and injections–to clamor and beg for them–and to get big corporations to enforce mandatory masks and injections. Pretty successful so far. Then goons like this governor can claim, “It’s not me… I lifted the mandate.”

It wasn’t someone disagreeing. Nobody can read, absorb, and disagree with 20 unrelated comments in the space of 3 minutes. It could only be spamming, trolling, or childishness. Since I now know it was a one-off and only affected me, I don’t care.

There you go again, trying to apply logic…

It could also be the need to curtail consumption/spending in general, to avoid sudden, runaway price inflation. The banksters are breaking new records every day with their money printing.

Re-election? President? Is this guy not disliked in Texas??

Does the rescission of His Masked Majesty’s former decision allow for local governmental entities to enforce muzzle ordinances? The local satraps can be worse than the sultan. Anyway, I agree it’s probably pure political posturing.

Originally, the dislikes were on 20 different comments. The “so-and-so disliked your comment…” notifications are still in my account, but when I checked a few of those comments today, the dislikes had been removed.

Speaking for myself, I sure wouldn’t take on much debt–and absolutely no variable-rate debt–to buy real estate in today’s environment. I just hope we don’t see a big push in a few years to force people out of rural and suburban zones and into big cities. I think that’s the plan, once urban real estate hits bottom and the big guys buy it up,…[Read more]

That’s a good reminder. It would probably apply to email too.

Manipulate the the masses with various fears, a few of which sometimes come true. I’m sure there’ll be false flags, but I feel like TPTB are trying hard to keep us in a state of anxiety and incoherence.

Correction: the GMO male mosquitoes are supposedly meant to pass on something genetic that kills their female (biting) offspring…

Thanks for the links! I must have remembered the details wrong (maybe subconsciously I wanted to forget!). There’s so much nefariousness going on in the world it’s hard to keep up. I can’t believe they’d consider letting these GMO creatures out into the wild, with no idea what unintended consequences (not to mention intended, unspoke…[Read more]