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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 1 month ago
Sorry to hear that. I know 60 plus miles south of where I live I’ve actually seen wild packs running around, they’re out there, depending on where you live. Best to stay away from them. Yeah, I have more respect for the animals than I do certain types of people. The dogs I ran off were from a puppy mill, ran by an Amish farmer. Can’t do…[Read more] -
Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 1 month ago
It seemed more practical than a sword and a rifle is over the top. Plus I was about 4 beers into my evening. I didn’t want to hurt them, but they did piss me off. -
Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 1 month ago
About two months ago I had a small pack of dogs running around from a local neighbors farm, I ran out there with my spear in hand and in anger, I was yelling quiet loudly, they decided to make their way a couple miles back home. Only have had a couple of them come back, twice. If you can put the fear of God in them, the next time they see…[Read more]-
I do not wish to harm them. The ‘deterrents’ I’ve staged have been chosen with that in mind as well as “putting the fear of God in them” as you’ve stated. And, if that doesn’t cause them to go away and stay away, then yes, I will do what is necessary. I believe in the inalienable right of self-defense (to the extreme when warranted).
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Ken, I meant to thank you for sharing your experience with this type of situation. A spear eh?
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It seemed more practical than a sword and a rifle is over the top. Plus I was about 4 beers into my evening. I didn’t want to hurt them, but they did piss me off.
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A sad update…
I heard one of my neighbors lost quite a few animals to a pack of dogs a couple of days ago. I don’t know if it was the same pack (which so far has not returned here) but now that they’ve identified a food source, I have no doubt they will visit my neighbor again. Chances are this pack’s numbers will be reduced on that…
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Sorry to hear that. I know 60 plus miles south of where I live I’ve actually seen wild packs running around, they’re out there, depending on where you live. Best to stay away from them. Yeah, I have more respect for the animals than I do certain types of people. The dogs I ran off were from a puppy mill, ran by an Amish farmer. Can’t do…
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
The more they push, the more people will roll out of bed rub their eyes and ask what the hell is going on. At least I hope so. The “people” so to speak are like a slumbering giant, once awoken true havoc might be incurred. -
Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
Thanks for posting that. I had forgotten about that one. You know aluminum oxide is a byproduct of a thermite reaction, although the patent doesn’t say that’s how its made. Just a coincidence I guess. Who knows anymore, I used to joke about messing up in my past life and got sent to hell, I’m starting to think that ain’t a joke anymore.-
Life certainly can be hellish at times.
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It seems that a lot of people are taking magnesium now for health, could this be a form of countermeasure against these? Are we going to see a spate of SHC( spontaneous human combustion)’s next??
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
Yeah, no kiddin’, not surprised though, definitely not acceptable. I may be a little slow on the punch but democide comes to mind, if your speaking of global governance. -
Ken posted an update 5 years, 2 months ago
Here’s some more wonderful news from The Defender, about FDA approval for GA and TN for spraying TEG’s triethylene glycol in public spaces. https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/epa-approves-chemical-air-treatment-covid-health-hazards/
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The story just gets worse.
I saw an article that more people have died of air pollution than Covid in India.-
A while back I listened to a Dr. (sorry, can’t recall his name – he was a naturopathic physician out of Hawaii) who had noted that the greater death counts were in cities (around the globe) known for their very high levels of air pollution.
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Yeah, no kiddin’, not surprised though, definitely not acceptable. I may be a little slow on the punch but democide comes to mind, if your speaking of global governance.
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I ran across this patent several months ago; it may be relevant.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US7645326B2/en-
Thanks for posting that. I had forgotten about that one. You know aluminum oxide is a byproduct of a thermite reaction, although the patent doesn’t say that’s how its made. Just a coincidence I guess. Who knows anymore, I used to joke about messing up in my past life and got sent to hell, I’m starting to think that ain’t a joke anymore.
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Life certainly can be hellish at times.
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It seems that a lot of people are taking magnesium now for health, could this be a form of countermeasure against these? Are we going to see a spate of SHC( spontaneous human combustion)’s next??
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The gloves have really come off, have they not? And the kicker is, any illness caused by the spraying will be attributed to the virus and used as evidence for more ‘vaccination’ and other measures. Taking Texas into consideration, the warfare against us livestock is only going to escalate.
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The more they push, the more people will roll out of bed rub their eyes and ask what the hell is going on. At least I hope so. The “people” so to speak are like a slumbering giant, once awoken true havoc might be incurred.
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
I like the cartoon, some good information compiled there.-
Jeremy is a fearless cartoonist and journalist.
He’s fighting a tough battle here.
I’ve told him he should join this group.
But he’s well worth following.
Thanks Ken
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
Yup, that’s what I’m hoping for, just gotta survive until then.-
Best wishes in the meantime!
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I’m sure you’re racking your brain for solutions. Have you assessed the full complement of skills and talents you have? even those you haven’t fully developed? Somewhere in that big bucket of goodies there is opportunity waiting I bet.
Hugs to you Mr. Ken.-
Thank you, I appreciate that.
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
Thanks for posting that. So that 653 number is closer to 65,300 deaths. The post I did earlier about the email and video on FAQ about the vaccine, from my doctor’s health group, was that people 65 and older can now sign up for the vaccine. Social security comes to mind, for some strange reason.-
I printed out the paperwork as a request from a guest today so they could get their second shot in Hildago County Texas. The couple is over 65 so they qualify. Managed to keep mum as we already had a discussion when they went and received the first one. Don’t imagine I’ll see them next season.
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That sucks, sorry to hear that.
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
In case you don’t know what that stands for, it is Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System. I’ve heard anywhere from only 1% to 10% events are reported but have not found any data to back that up. This is a secondary site compiling the data. The actual VAERS site is highly complicated to pour through their information.-
Did you see this one? Some info on only a fraction of adverse events being reported (though I don’t think there’s data on what proportion of events are estimated to be minor vs. severe here):
https://truthsnitch.com/2017/10/24/cdc-silence-million-dollar-harvard-project-charged-upgrading-vaccine-safety-surveillance-system/-
… Gee, ya think. Underreporting of data concerning adverse outcomes from Rick’s Global Combination Vaccination Clinic, Night Club, and Casino. Shocked, shocked I tell you!
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Not just from Rick’s, but from your friendly neighborhood state-licensed physician as well.
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Thanks for posting that. So that 653 number is closer to 65,300 deaths. The post I did earlier about the email and video on FAQ about the vaccine, from my doctor’s health group, was that people 65 and older can now sign up for the vaccine. Social security comes to mind, for some strange reason.
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I printed out the paperwork as a request from a guest today so they could get their second shot in Hildago County Texas. The couple is over 65 so they qualify. Managed to keep mum as we already had a discussion when they went and received the first one. Don’t imagine I’ll see them next season.
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That sucks, sorry to hear that.
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Ken posted an update 5 years, 2 months ago
Here’s a link to the HHS VAERS data, this is data up to 2/5/21. https://www.openvaers.com/covid-data
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In case you don’t know what that stands for, it is Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System. I’ve heard anywhere from only 1% to 10% events are reported but have not found any data to back that up. This is a secondary site compiling the data. The actual VAERS site is highly complicated to pour through their information.
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Did you see this one? Some info on only a fraction of adverse events being reported (though I don’t think there’s data on what proportion of events are estimated to be minor vs. severe here):
https://truthsnitch.com/2017/10/24/cdc-silence-million-dollar-harvard-project-charged-upgrading-vaccine-safety-surveillance-system/-
… Gee, ya think. Underreporting of data concerning adverse outcomes from Rick’s Global Combination Vaccination Clinic, Night Club, and Casino. Shocked, shocked I tell you!
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Not just from Rick’s, but from your friendly neighborhood state-licensed physician as well.
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Thanks for posting that. So that 653 number is closer to 65,300 deaths. The post I did earlier about the email and video on FAQ about the vaccine, from my doctor’s health group, was that people 65 and older can now sign up for the vaccine. Social security comes to mind, for some strange reason.
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I printed out the paperwork as a request from a guest today so they could get their second shot in Hildago County Texas. The couple is over 65 so they qualify. Managed to keep mum as we already had a discussion when they went and received the first one. Don’t imagine I’ll see them next season.
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That sucks, sorry to hear that.
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
You can’t make a fair argument for or against anything if the basis of your argument is faulty. It jumps from animal to humans, that’s assuming the test is accurate, which it is inaccurate 95% of the time at 40 cycles. So that premise is false. He is assuming things and stating them as fact, also that narrative is directly from the MSM. I…[Read more] -
Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
Just getting from here to there may be a bit of a …. You know. -
Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
I can’t get a job right now because I refuse to wear a mask, the mandate was supposed to have ended last July. Most of this is enforced by employers. But here’s one for you, https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/israel-allow-green-pass-holders-only-access-public-spaces-
I always suspected that in the U.S. the government would let the private sector do the compelling and enforcing. I predict an informal economy will grow up among people who need things done and don’t care if a service provider or worker wears a mask / is vaxxed or not–at least, I hope so.
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Yup, that’s what I’m hoping for, just gotta survive until then.
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Best wishes in the meantime!
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I’m sure you’re racking your brain for solutions. Have you assessed the full complement of skills and talents you have? even those you haven’t fully developed? Somewhere in that big bucket of goodies there is opportunity waiting I bet.
Hugs to you Mr. Ken.-
Thank you, I appreciate that.
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
I saw that on a comment on ZH this morning, I thought dude was joking. Wow, just wow. I fear if this fraud isn’t exposed mankind is all but done.-
Frightening it is (I recently researched the history of masks wearing – of note they have been used in funerary rituals -spooky creepy). We can take heart that not all of the yellow star wearers were exterminated so history suggests some of us will make it too. Putting on our thinking caps will help our odds.
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Just getting from here to there may be a bit of a …. You know.
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Ken posted an update 5 years, 2 months ago
I don’t advise watching this video, but if your curious just skip along to each panel this doctor is showing. This video was sent to me from my doctors health group to comfort me into taking the poison. Misinformation and missing information, pretty critical to a patent having full informed consent. These doctors and the corporations who direct…[Read more]
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Ken, thank you for sharing this. It is good to know what we are all up against. I was trying to post Clif High’s extensive explanation of what happens to our cells when we are jabbed as a reply to your thread. Instead it ended up as a new thread. He too is a serious researcher and this is important info. Here is the link…
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You can’t make a fair argument for or against anything if the basis of your argument is faulty. It jumps from animal to humans, that’s assuming the test is accurate, which it is inaccurate 95% of the time at 40 cycles. So that premise is false. He is assuming things and stating them as fact, also that narrative is directly from the MSM. I…
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Ken posted a new activity comment 5 years, 2 months ago
I first heard this from a Skinny Puppy sample….. “And is the pattern always the same?” Then probably 20 years later I found and watched this full episode. Thanks for sharing. - Load More
I heard one of my neighbors lost quite a few animals to a pack of dogs a couple of days ago. I don’t know if it was the same pack (which so far has not returned here) but now that they’ve identified a food source, I have no doubt they will visit my neighbor again. Chances are this pack’s numbers will be reduced on that…
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