Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Italian doctor warns about getting tested, vaccine agenda

Dr. Roberto Petrella describes a ghoulish plan to depopulate the world. I wish I thought this was fake, but then I think of the "Georgia Guidestones." (H/T: Northern Truth Seeker.)

Thursday, August 20, 2020

Refuse the Mark!

Moderna = "Mod"ified "RNA"? Which creates an enzyme called "Luciferase???" Sounds like a bad science fiction movie. I saw the first video was up on both Greencrow and NTS's blogs, so I decided to check it out. Then I re-read Chapter 13 of the Book of Revelation at the end of the Bible. The second video is from a old movie I saw that seems oddly prophetic these days: "The President's Analyst."

Tuesday, August 18, 2020

It's insane what's going on in Victoria, Australia right now!

Full-on medical martial law. First video shows two Australian woman interviewed by a Canadian (H/T: Greencrow). Second video is from Peekay, who is unfortunate enough to live in Melbourne.

Monday, August 17, 2020

The New World Order is Already Launched

Recent video from Computing Forever.

As a vegan, I'm not big on the first few minutes of this video, though I'd agree that genetically modified or lab-grown meat "alternatives" are hardly better than the corpses of factory farmed animals. You can avoid this pitfall by buying organic or making sure your food is labeled "non-GMO."

I like how Dave explains how the obvious lie of "Doublethink" is being used to cow the people into cognitive dissonance. I also appreciate his analogy of Drumpf being set up as a kind of false, polarizing figure like "Emanuel Goldstein" of Orwell's classic, Nineteen-Eighty-Four. I don't think he's the "savior" many people on the right are hoping he is (and I'd put "Q" in that same category). Then again, I could be wrong. It's up to you to use your own common sense.

“Within an established totalitarian regime the purpose of propaganda is not to persuade, much less to inform, but rather to humiliate.” – Theodore Dalrymple, The Wilder Shores of Marx

“Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities.” - Voltaire

This is going to be a wild election season

In the US the "Democratic" National Convention starts today in Milwaukee and is scheduled to end Thursday. I don't know how this thing is going to work, but I would expect some big surprises. I can only imagine this election is going to be hotly contested this year, with massive upheavals. This can be a time of great purification or a time of treamendous anger and turmoil. The choice is largely up to you.

Friday, August 14, 2020

Mask music

I may have posted the first video years ago, but it's turned out to be remarkably prophetic. If that's too heavy for you, I've included a parody of the 80's song "Safety Dance" I heard through Northern Truth Seeker.

Thursday, August 13, 2020

New Zealand locks down over 46 "cases"

Video from Scott Creighton of Nomadic Everyman. I personally believe Victoria and New Zealand are being used as trial balloons to see how far they can take this thing. It's hard to believe how people can succumb to this kind of tyranny, but you have to factor drugs and brain wave transmissions that can be used surreptitiously to cloud people's judgement, and keep in mind the psychological implications of Stanley Milgram's experiment. Normal, mostly decent people can be brainwashed into doing stupid and horrific things.

This is a transcript from one of my old radio shows:

Emerson wrote "A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds," and I've always been fascinated by how this quintiscentially human trait can be exploited towards nefarious ends. How do normal, intelligent people get sucked into cults and fascist dictatorships? Two things -- conformity and deference to authority.

If you think the night shift at Abu Ghraib prison was made up of some anomolous group of monsters, you need to hear about Stanley Milgram's famous Obedience Experiments which initially took place in 1961. The experimenter starts by explaining to two subjects that the experiment will look into the role of punishment in learning, and that one will be the "teacher" and the other will be the "learner." Actually, one of these subjects, who always ends up being the learner, is an actor -- unbeknownst to the "teacher." You'll understand why in just a second. The "learner" is strapped into a chair rigged up with an electrode on his arm. The real subject, the "teacher", goes to an adjoining room with a generator in it. The generator has 30 switches labeled with a voltage ranging from 15 to 450 volts. Each switch also has a rating, ranging from "slight shock" to "danger: severe shock". The final two switches are ominously labeled "XXX". The "teacher" reads off a list of word pairs, and if the learner gets one of them wrong, the teacher is instructed to shock him, and automatically increase the shock each time the "learner" misses a word in the list.

What percentage of the subjects do you suppose would be monstrous enough to continue shocking the subject to increasing howls of pain, until they finally passed out and the "teacher" reached the switches marked "XXX???" Try two-thirds. Many worried "teachers" questioned the experimenter, asking who was responsible for any harmful effects that might result from the shocks, but after being assured the experimenter assumed full responsibility, many teachers continued the shocking, though some were obviously extremely uncomfortable in doing so.

Here's another experiment I'm sure you've heard of but probably don't know what happened next, which is quite striking in and of itself. Pavlov was pretty much the father of behaviourism, showing that a dog, conditioned to being fed at the ring of a bell, will salivate whenever he hears that bell regardless of whether you have a bowl of food to give him. What most people don't know is that there was a flood and Pavlov's poor dog got trapped in a house for days with no food. This experience was so traumatic for the pooch that it erased its previous conditioning. It was from this event that we grasp some of the basic tenents of brainwashing -- number one being that if you go through a significantly traumatic and discordant experience, your previous conditioning and basic understanding of the world can be wiped away, leaving room for *new* programming. Something to consider if we ever find ourselves in the midst of another 9-11.

Lastly, I want to talk about an experiment that pretty much proves Orwell right in saying that we can be made to believe that 2+2=5. In 1951, Solomon Asch assembled some students in a classroom for a vision test. Actually only one student was being experimented on, the others were confederates. The students were told to give their judgment of the length of several lines drawn on a series of displays. They were asked which line was longer than the other, which were the same length, etc. The answers were obvious to anyone who could see, but the confederates had been prearranged to all give a wrong answer.

Many subjects showed discomfort, but most conformed to the majority view of the others in the room, even when the majority said that two lines different in length by several inches were the same length. Even participants that did not conform, felt strong social pressure to do so. One exclaimed, 'I always disagree -- darn it!', and upon being debriefed, said 'I do not deny that at times I had the feeling "to heck with it, I'll go along with the rest"'.

Out of 123 naive participants tested, 75% conformed at least once. But there was a variation to this experiment that I find very heartening. When Asch provided just one person who agreed with the naive subject's estimates, conformity dropped to 5.5%. So one person -- the equivalent of the child crying out "the emperor has no clothes" has the power to make an enormous difference. That's why I put out these commentaries, you know, I don't get paid for it. And I hope that you take this experiment to heart and elect to be that one ally who calls things like they see it -- because in fictitious times like these, such an ally can make all the difference in the world. When things aren't right, sometimes it's dangerous to just go along with the rest. I'm Jody Paulson, and I just thought you should know.

Tuesday, August 11, 2020

Cindy Sheehan Now an Advocate for Nursing Home Victims

People who have been reading my blog for a long time know that I worked for peace activist Cindy Sheehan's 2008 congressional bid against house speaker Nancy Pelosi. I'm glad to hear my old friend is now working to hold politicians acountable for the deaths of the elderly in nursing homes:

Elder advocates ask why Gov. Newsom flooded nursing homes with contagious COVID-19 patients 

By Juliette Fairley | Jul 16, 2020

While Attorney General Xavier Becerra is being asked to investigate state actions that led to coronavirus patients being placed in nursing homes with the elderly, a peace and social justice advocate is organizing grassroots efforts to hold Gov. Gavin Newsom accountable for the 2,804 nursing home residents who have since died of COVID-19, which is 40% of the overall deaths statewide.

“The establishment rarely holds the establishment accountable and since I've been pushing for accountability, it hasn't happened but we can't give up on our efforts because that means all these unnecessary deaths will have been in vain and will be forgotten,” said Cindy Sheehan, founder of Justice for COVID-19 Eldercide.

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Monday, August 10, 2020

Every Parent Should Know About This

Really Graceful talks about a feature from a Troll doll that was recently pulled from shelves. I didn't know about this either. It doesn't seem like an "innocent mistake."

Friday, August 7, 2020

Biden Time in the Basement

I'm troubled by what the election in the United States is going to look like this year. People are going to be sending in "mail-in ballots" pretty soon, and if you vote for Biden, you still don't know who you're *really* voting for. Make no mistake, Biden isn't capable of truly running the country, he's going downhill fast. His handlers are right in not letting him debate, even if someone was telling him what to say through an earpiece I doubt he'd get it right. But these mail-in ballots are especially problematic. I see chaos for the upcoming election. If there is one at all. What do *you* think? đŸ˜Ÿ

Wednesday, August 5, 2020

This can't be a coincidence! Massive fires in UAE and Iraq!

Several warehouses are on fire in the city of Najaf, Iraq. People nearby report hearing sounds similar to fireworks coming from the scene.

Massive blaze erupts at an industrial area in Ajman, UAE.

This comes within 24 hours of the massive explosion in Beirut.

None of this is trending on American Twitter, BTW ...

Huge Blast in Beirut, Lebanon

There was a huge blast that destroyed the port of Beirut yesterday, but four hours after it happened, an American wouldn't know it if they weren't on social media. I turned on Fox to watch the Five -- crickets. I checked the other news channels -- crickets. Drumpf mentioned it briefly at a news conference, calling it an "attack." That's big news, but everyone seems to want to make it go away.

I don't know anything about explosives. I don't want to spread disinformation so I won't hazard a guess as to what caused this and who was behind it. But I do know the news and how it should work. This is a hugely newsworthy event. This is a very big deal and it was totally ignored by the American Mainstream Media. I'm not going to speculate as to why that is, because I don't have enough information right now. But the fact this wasn't 24/7 news yesterday is astonishing, even for me. Please send your prayers and support to the people of Lebanon.

*** UPDATE***
Here's Scott's take on it:

Saturday, August 1, 2020

Jesus sends out the 72?

I've written about the "Mandela Effect" many times on this blog. This morning, I looked at my Bible which happened to be open to Luke chapter 10. I've read the Gospel many times and I'm pretty sure that was always "the 12," as in the 12 disciples. I saw some other things in the previous chapter that I don't remember at all. I haven't looked much farther beyond that, because it kinds of weirds me out ... I've had that Bible for a long time and it's kind of disturbing to see it change like that. An often cited "Mandela Effect" is the part about the Lion laying down with the Lamb, which apparently has changed for many people. Just a heads up.