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Instead of all these coups and counter-coups that Pieczenik has been yapping about for the last five years, surely all a real patriot had to do was help enforce the constitution? So far, I’m not seeing it.

Don’t you mean “justice” system?! 😉

The video claims “…the Communist Party of China did not want the world to know…” The alleged incident has been widely reported in Asian media, but they are all playing it down. The PRC is basically denying that anything untoward happened.

Does anybody else wonder whether the congestion at LA and South China Sea ports, the shortage of container boxes and electronic chips and sky-high shipping rates are all less to do with the knock-on effects of the scamdemic than with somebody being in a panic to complete huge capital works in big black projects requiring the import unusually…[Read more]

Depending on how many prongs the beast actually has, even soup kitchens might be too much for which to hope; and – to repeat an earlier observation – even if the drought is not deliberate, the decisions, firstly, not to deploy weather-modification technology to make it rain and, secondly, to discharge water from the reservoirs into the sea…[Read more]

Clif High claims holodomor – murder by starvation – and sees it as another prong in the attack on our species.

Doesn’t the jab magnetise people?

Given that Templars were forbidden to hug even their own mothers let alone get, er, frisky with the ladies, how did de Raiz have a Templar Grand Master as an ancestor? The same way Bergoglio is alleged to have fathered children with the woman who is now Queen of The Netherlands (ie, by breaking his vows), or…?

Yes, the whole story of The Templars is indeed intriguing. I’m no scholar or expert, but my understanding is that the Order was founded secretly in Constantinople in 1096, primarily by another Order called “The Brothers of The East” and two French nobles. The roots of this Order had come from a Pythagorean and Gnostic tradition. Somehow, in…[Read more]

Yes, that evil; and we have confirmation of that evil inasmuch as they have chosen self-evidently not to make it rain. It’s arguable that the drought could be a natural event; but the decision not to make it rain is a choice by the relevant authorities. The ability to make it rain is a matter of public…[Read more]

Is that claimed to be genuine, or is it a clever piece of sound editing?

Sorry, I feel obliged to push back once more against the notion that current events can be characterized as nutty, crazy or insane. These are adjectives we hear all the time nowadays, everywhere.
However, it seems to me that what we are in fact experiencing is the roll-out of a very carefully crafted long-term plan. What it is is not…[Read more]

Those images don’t appear at all manipulated, do they?! And 33 feet? Really? Sure it wasn’t 32? Or 34? No, it had to be 33, like all good “news” stories. Thanks for the chuckle!

Just a guess, but did Gohmert flunk science?!

If I had enough dollar cash, and I knew the dollar was about to be hyper-inflated, I’d probably try to do the same.

Interesting. Reminds me of the Bulgarian dissident, Georgi Markov, who died after being jabbed on the back of the leg by a ricin-tipped umbrella while waiting for a bus on Waterloo Bridge in London in 1978. I’m quite surprised that Macron’s security detail did not whisk him off somewhere for a thorough check.

Well, in a way, it did happen in that the purpose of duelling was to demonstrate your willingness to risk your life in order to restore your honor. Although, strictly speaking, Macron was only being challenged to a duel, you could argue (given Macron’s armed close protection detail) that Macron’s challenger did risk his life in making the…[Read more]

Now that’s a grass-roots policy initiative!

Yes, that was probably a life-saving insight that CAF had. It behooves us all to be careful about which thoughts we entertain, which words we use and with which emotions we imbue those thoughts and words.

When you’re the head of a crime family, someone is always out to get you.