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Originally Posted By Laredo: Reading this memo you almost get the impression that the whole Covid psychosis of the last two years was and is primarily a political issue and not really so much a health issue or something. Not sure they can brainwash a population so intensely and then just "turn it off" so quickly and immediately though? Maybe they can, we'll see. I think a good number of people will be wearing the masks and suffer from the psychiatric problems known as "covid prevention" for many years to come. I don't think that's something that can be undone quickly, and probably in some cases--ever. They really fucked some people up with this. Originally Posted By Laredo: Originally Posted By RSG:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FMcjxnYUUAAY5wX?format=jpg&name=smallhttps://pbs.twimg.com/media/FMcjxnYVkAIpAfo?format=jpg&name=small Reading this memo you almost get the impression that the whole Covid psychosis of the last two years was and is primarily a political issue and not really so much a health issue or something. Not sure they can brainwash a population so intensely and then just "turn it off" so quickly and immediately though? Maybe they can, we'll see. I think a good number of people will be wearing the masks and suffer from the psychiatric problems known as "covid prevention" for many years to come. I don't think that's something that can be undone quickly, and probably in some cases--ever. They really fucked some people up with this. The only science they used was political. Now they’re following that science to reverse course. |
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Originally Posted By RSG: Originally Posted By RSG:
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The polls change and the mask thing "Goes away". Odds they'll bring it back for a "vote by mail" november? 
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Adding the goalpost marker. Check this out from late June.  Failed To Load Title Look at all the power-words. TestedTM StudiedTM. And in those studies, there were a bunch of adverse events, and that's just from the Pfizer data we saw, and the TV didn't tell us that.  This lady probably didn't know about the mouse studies they skipped. 
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Originally Posted By exponentialpi: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/200878/4ADDE0A9-566A-484C-BB0D-706365A74A0A_jpe-2296918.JPG The most brainwashed who genuinely enjoyed shouting at people in supermarkets to "PUT YOUR FUCKING MASK OVER YOUR FUCKING NOSE" types won't want to give up their E6 rank. The reality is, if SNL is going to start "admitting" that they actually were hearing the critics via that sketch? Their base has been fracturing in private for some time now. It will be a process. |
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Originally Posted By ChemicallyInSane: Geralt55 did not commit suicide.  I guess I'll post this in case I go missing I'm happy with my life right now  (You guys can stop reading here if ya'll want )Maybe didn't things go perfectly in my life, the route's taken longer than expected, I'm a little greyer than I thought I would be as I reach some little personal milestones - but that's just sort of how life goes right? It's not a bad thing, maybe that's just how things go. My life goals now include finding a unicorn-tier "old fashioned" woman in a coastal blue hellscape, and ideally having 2 children with her, god-willing. I'll search to the end of the damn earth if I have to, I'll stay in shape into my 50s if that's what I need to do. If there's one last unicorn left up here, I'll find her. "We will pay any price, bear any burden" I'd love to see my parents become grandparents I'm not "mad" at my parents for anything. They weren't perfect people, and they didn't have a perfect son. The world got weird at some point as they were raising their children, and that's not their fault. One of the reasons I think I'm able to be skeptical of authority figures, is that I've had a few let me down in some pretty big spots in my life. I paid personal costs for it too. I've spent many, many hours of my life tangling with messes I did not make, did not choose, but was left to try to fix solo. At some points in my life I was pretty burned out about it. But that was a long time ago now. Those people were just that, people. Not Gods, saints, not omniscient nor infallible. In the end I was tough enough to handle it anyway, and I did fix quite a few of those messes - failing that, stopped them from getting any worse. My Dad grew up in a house where his father put his hands on his mother quite a few times. He never did that in the house I grew up in, not once. He also didn't put hands on me, the way his dad did to his brothers. Far as I'm considered, he advanced the ball pretty far in his time, and I would consider my life a success if I could move as far forward as he did from his challenges. Having a normal traditional family is about the most revolutionary act you can do in 2022, and I'm willing to sound "old fashioned" or "silly" and say that in public at this point. I think making things right politically will start culturally, and will start at home. I think for a while, politically we used to look at these protests, and elections as a "win the whole game in one homerun" situation. But I think that turning society around is going to be an every day thing. It's small acts of kindness, it's thinking about your team-mate. It's making sure you're paying your employees as well as you can, it's taking that phonecall from a friend that's hurting more than they're letting on. Sometimes it's getting in that argument with Fauci's Witness type who is pushing jabs and saying, "Actually I DO know of a vaccine death, her name was _______, she got a vaccine, had a stroke, went into a coma, died inside of a week at age 40 surrounded by family. Fuck you." It's telling the truth knowing the snowballs will come, and at times seeing the best in your "Wacky" lefty neighbor when they've finally found an acorn and have something to share. We're living in historic times, and it's getting exhausting, it's true. A lot of the global powerbrokers are making us poorer so their stocks go up a few nickels. In 2022 we have reason to suspect they've made many of us sicker, for the same reason. The boat is pitching in the water pretty hard at this point, and a lot of the crew is getting sick or going crazy from it. If you have a calm and level head, it's your job to get your tribe through this. That's why you're here. Kill myself? No. I've never felt more purpose in my life. I think there's a good shot we're tracking with the late 70s, and the 80s are right around the corner, and I want to see it - and share that moment when the day comes. You crazy bastards who quite possibly helped me save my parents when the western medical establishment of our time, succumbed to corruption and failed us. Yes, there are challenges and bad days ahead but. I don't think this shitty patch of life is forever. I think it will be better one day, and I look forward to seeing it. Attached File And if it doesn't? Then for the sake of our children and theirs, we do our best to keep the world looking like the nice one we saw before things went so crazy. "Alright you sons of bitches, now you know how I feel." I would be proud to shitpost with you guys, anytime, anywhere. |
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Originally Posted By Geralt55: I guess I'll post this in case I go missing I'm happy with my life right now (You guys can stop reading here if ya'll want )Maybe didn't things go perfectly in my life, the route's taken longer than expected, I'm a little greyer than I thought I would be as I reach some little personal milestones - but that's just sort of how life goes right? It's not a bad thing, maybe that's just how things go. My life goals now include finding a unicorn-tier "old fashioned" woman in a coastal blue hellscape, and ideally having 2 children with her, god-willing. I'll search to the end of the damn earth if I have to, I'll stay in shape into my 50s if that's what I need to do. If there's one last unicorn left up here, I'll find her. "We will pay any price, bear any burden" I'd love to see my parents become grandparents I'm not "mad" at my parents for anything. They weren't perfect people, and they didn't have a perfect son. The world got weird at some point as they were raising their children, and that's not their fault. One of the reasons I think I'm able to be skeptical of authority figures, is that I've had a few let me down in some pretty big spots in my life. I paid personal costs for it too. I've spent many, many hours of my life tangling with messes I did not make, did not choose, but was left to try to fix solo. At some points in my life I was pretty burned out about it. But that was a long time ago now. Those people were just that, people. Not Gods, saints, not omniscient nor infallible. In the end I was tough enough to handle it anyway, and I did fix quite a few of those messes - failing that, stopped them from getting any worse. My Dad grew up in a house where his father put his hands on his mother quite a few times. He never did that in the house I grew up in, not once. He also didn't put hands on me, the way his dad did to his brothers. Far as I'm considered, he advanced the ball pretty far in his time, and I would consider my life a success if I could move as far forward as he did from his challenges. Having a normal traditional family is about the most revolutionary act you can do in 2022, and I'm willing to sound "old fashioned" or "silly" and say that in public at this point. I think making things right politically will start culturally, and will start at home. I think for a while, politically we used to look at these protests, and elections as a "win the whole game in one homerun" situation. But I think that turning society around is going to be an every day thing. It's small acts of kindness, it's thinking about your team-mate. It's making sure you're paying your employees as well as you can, it's taking that phonecall from a friend that's hurting more than they're letting on. Sometimes it's getting in that argument with Fauci's Witness type who is pushing jabs and saying, "Actually I DO know of a vaccine death, her name was _______, she got a vaccine, had a stroke, went into a coma, died inside of a week at age 40 surrounded by family. Fuck you." It's telling the truth knowing the snowballs will come, and at times seeing the best in your "Wacky" lefty neighbor when they've finally found an acorn and have something to share. We're living in historic times, and it's getting exhausting, it's true. A lot of the global powerbrokers are making us poorer so their stocks go up a few nickels. In 2022 we have reason to suspect they've made many of us sicker, for the same reason. The boat is pitching in the water pretty hard at this point, and a lot of the crew is getting sick or going crazy from it. If you have a calm and level head, it's your job to get your tribe through this. That's why you're here. Kill myself? No. I've never felt more purpose in my life. I think there's a good shot we're tracking with the late 70s, and the 80s are right around the corner, and I want to see it - and share that moment when the day comes. You crazy bastards who quite possibly helped me save my parents when the western medical establishment of our time, succumbed to corruption and failed us. Yes, there are challenges and bad days ahead but. I don't think this shitty patch of life is forever. I think it will be better one day, and I look forward to seeing it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/144599/090621_sunrise_jpg-2297524.JPG And if it doesn't? Then for the sake of our children and theirs, we do our best to keep the world looking like the nice one we saw before things went so crazy. "Alright you sons of bitches, now you know how I feel." I would be proud to shitpost with you guys, anytime, anywhere. Fucking '08ers  |
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FMxxcjbVIAAKZsE?format=jpg&name=small People don't think "The dems internal polls must be an aaaaaaaaaaaaabsolute fucking mess" be like it is, but it do. What's funny is, they literally did not give a fuck about our 49.999999% of the nation not liking it. We do not matter to them. At all. What upset them is: They're losing fellow democrats, who whisper it in private because they don't want to be fired from their job or banned from twitter either. Meanwhile, The ScienceTM Here's a "VAERs underestimate" estimate. Malone hinted this week that there's more to come out. I think I'll update this thread on the 10th of every month |
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Originally Posted By speedracer422: Fucking '08ers Originally Posted By speedracer422: Originally Posted By Geralt55: I guess I'll post this in case I go missing I'm happy with my life right now (You guys can stop reading here if ya'll want )Maybe didn't things go perfectly in my life, the route's taken longer than expected, I'm a little greyer than I thought I would be as I reach some little personal milestones - but that's just sort of how life goes right? It's not a bad thing, maybe that's just how things go. My life goals now include finding a unicorn-tier "old fashioned" woman in a coastal blue hellscape, and ideally having 2 children with her, god-willing. I'll search to the end of the damn earth if I have to, I'll stay in shape into my 50s if that's what I need to do. If there's one last unicorn left up here, I'll find her. "We will pay any price, bear any burden" I'd love to see my parents become grandparents I'm not "mad" at my parents for anything. They weren't perfect people, and they didn't have a perfect son. The world got weird at some point as they were raising their children, and that's not their fault. One of the reasons I think I'm able to be skeptical of authority figures, is that I've had a few let me down in some pretty big spots in my life. I paid personal costs for it too. I've spent many, many hours of my life tangling with messes I did not make, did not choose, but was left to try to fix solo. At some points in my life I was pretty burned out about it. But that was a long time ago now. Those people were just that, people. Not Gods, saints, not omniscient nor infallible. In the end I was tough enough to handle it anyway, and I did fix quite a few of those messes - failing that, stopped them from getting any worse. My Dad grew up in a house where his father put his hands on his mother quite a few times. He never did that in the house I grew up in, not once. He also didn't put hands on me, the way his dad did to his brothers. Far as I'm considered, he advanced the ball pretty far in his time, and I would consider my life a success if I could move as far forward as he did from his challenges. Having a normal traditional family is about the most revolutionary act you can do in 2022, and I'm willing to sound "old fashioned" or "silly" and say that in public at this point. I think making things right politically will start culturally, and will start at home. I think for a while, politically we used to look at these protests, and elections as a "win the whole game in one homerun" situation. But I think that turning society around is going to be an every day thing. It's small acts of kindness, it's thinking about your team-mate. It's making sure you're paying your employees as well as you can, it's taking that phonecall from a friend that's hurting more than they're letting on. Sometimes it's getting in that argument with Fauci's Witness type who is pushing jabs and saying, "Actually I DO know of a vaccine death, her name was _______, she got a vaccine, had a stroke, went into a coma, died inside of a week at age 40 surrounded by family. Fuck you." It's telling the truth knowing the snowballs will come, and at times seeing the best in your "Wacky" lefty neighbor when they've finally found an acorn and have something to share. We're living in historic times, and it's getting exhausting, it's true. A lot of the global powerbrokers are making us poorer so their stocks go up a few nickels. In 2022 we have reason to suspect they've made many of us sicker, for the same reason. The boat is pitching in the water pretty hard at this point, and a lot of the crew is getting sick or going crazy from it. If you have a calm and level head, it's your job to get your tribe through this. That's why you're here. Kill myself? No. I've never felt more purpose in my life. I think there's a good shot we're tracking with the late 70s, and the 80s are right around the corner, and I want to see it - and share that moment when the day comes. You crazy bastards who quite possibly helped me save my parents when the western medical establishment of our time, succumbed to corruption and failed us. Yes, there are challenges and bad days ahead but. I don't think this shitty patch of life is forever. I think it will be better one day, and I look forward to seeing it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/144599/090621_sunrise_jpg-2297524.JPG And if it doesn't? Then for the sake of our children and theirs, we do our best to keep the world looking like the nice one we saw before things went so crazy. "Alright you sons of bitches, now you know how I feel." I would be proud to shitpost with you guys, anytime, anywhere. Fucking '08ers 
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Originally Posted By Geralt55: I guess I'll post this in case I go missing I'm happy with my life right now (You guys can stop reading here if ya'll want )Maybe didn't things go perfectly in my life, the route's taken longer than expected, I'm a little greyer than I thought I would be as I reach some little personal milestones - but that's just sort of how life goes right? It's not a bad thing, maybe that's just how things go. My life goals now include finding a unicorn-tier "old fashioned" woman in a coastal blue hellscape, and ideally having 2 children with her, god-willing. I'll search to the end of the damn earth if I have to, I'll stay in shape into my 50s if that's what I need to do. If there's one last unicorn left up here, I'll find her. "We will pay any price, bear any burden" I'd love to see my parents become grandparents I'm not "mad" at my parents for anything. They weren't perfect people, and they didn't have a perfect son. The world got weird at some point as they were raising their children, and that's not their fault. One of the reasons I think I'm able to be skeptical of authority figures, is that I've had a few let me down in some pretty big spots in my life. I paid personal costs for it too. I've spent many, many hours of my life tangling with messes I did not make, did not choose, but was left to try to fix solo. At some points in my life I was pretty burned out about it. But that was a long time ago now. Those people were just that, people. Not Gods, saints, not omniscient nor infallible. In the end I was tough enough to handle it anyway, and I did fix quite a few of those messes - failing that, stopped them from getting any worse. My Dad grew up in a house where his father put his hands on his mother quite a few times. He never did that in the house I grew up in, not once. He also didn't put hands on me, the way his dad did to his brothers. Far as I'm considered, he advanced the ball pretty far in his time, and I would consider my life a success if I could move as far forward as he did from his challenges. Having a normal traditional family is about the most revolutionary act you can do in 2022, and I'm willing to sound "old fashioned" or "silly" and say that in public at this point. I think making things right politically will start culturally, and will start at home. I think for a while, politically we used to look at these protests, and elections as a "win the whole game in one homerun" situation. But I think that turning society around is going to be an every day thing. It's small acts of kindness, it's thinking about your team-mate. It's making sure you're paying your employees as well as you can, it's taking that phonecall from a friend that's hurting more than they're letting on. Sometimes it's getting in that argument with Fauci's Witness type who is pushing jabs and saying, "Actually I DO know of a vaccine death, her name was _______, she got a vaccine, had a stroke, went into a coma, died inside of a week at age 40 surrounded by family. Fuck you." It's telling the truth knowing the snowballs will come, and at times seeing the best in your "Wacky" lefty neighbor when they've finally found an acorn and have something to share. We're living in historic times, and it's getting exhausting, it's true. A lot of the global powerbrokers are making us poorer so their stocks go up a few nickels. In 2022 we have reason to suspect they've made many of us sicker, for the same reason. The boat is pitching in the water pretty hard at this point, and a lot of the crew is getting sick or going crazy from it. If you have a calm and level head, it's your job to get your tribe through this. That's why you're here. Kill myself? No. I've never felt more purpose in my life. I think there's a good shot we're tracking with the late 70s, and the 80s are right around the corner, and I want to see it - and share that moment when the day comes. You crazy bastards who quite possibly helped me save my parents when the western medical establishment of our time, succumbed to corruption and failed us. Yes, there are challenges and bad days ahead but. I don't think this shitty patch of life is forever. I think it will be better one day, and I look forward to seeing it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/144599/090621_sunrise_jpg-2297524.JPG And if it doesn't? Then for the sake of our children and theirs, we do our best to keep the world looking like the nice one we saw before things went so crazy. "Alright you sons of bitches, now you know how I feel." I would be proud to shitpost with you guys, anytime, anywhere. Don't let the bastards grind you down. 
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Well, the dumbass tree done drilled you in the butt and laid eggs in ya." -RJinks
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Originally Posted By darkd0r: Don't let the bastards grind you down. Originally Posted By darkd0r: Originally Posted By Geralt55: I guess I'll post this in case I go missing I'm happy with my life right now (You guys can stop reading here if ya'll want )Maybe didn't things go perfectly in my life, the route's taken longer than expected, I'm a little greyer than I thought I would be as I reach some little personal milestones - but that's just sort of how life goes right? It's not a bad thing, maybe that's just how things go. My life goals now include finding a unicorn-tier "old fashioned" woman in a coastal blue hellscape, and ideally having 2 children with her, god-willing. I'll search to the end of the damn earth if I have to, I'll stay in shape into my 50s if that's what I need to do. If there's one last unicorn left up here, I'll find her. "We will pay any price, bear any burden" I'd love to see my parents become grandparents I'm not "mad" at my parents for anything. They weren't perfect people, and they didn't have a perfect son. The world got weird at some point as they were raising their children, and that's not their fault. One of the reasons I think I'm able to be skeptical of authority figures, is that I've had a few let me down in some pretty big spots in my life. I paid personal costs for it too. I've spent many, many hours of my life tangling with messes I did not make, did not choose, but was left to try to fix solo. At some points in my life I was pretty burned out about it. But that was a long time ago now. Those people were just that, people. Not Gods, saints, not omniscient nor infallible. In the end I was tough enough to handle it anyway, and I did fix quite a few of those messes - failing that, stopped them from getting any worse. My Dad grew up in a house where his father put his hands on his mother quite a few times. He never did that in the house I grew up in, not once. He also didn't put hands on me, the way his dad did to his brothers. Far as I'm considered, he advanced the ball pretty far in his time, and I would consider my life a success if I could move as far forward as he did from his challenges. Having a normal traditional family is about the most revolutionary act you can do in 2022, and I'm willing to sound "old fashioned" or "silly" and say that in public at this point. I think making things right politically will start culturally, and will start at home. I think for a while, politically we used to look at these protests, and elections as a "win the whole game in one homerun" situation. But I think that turning society around is going to be an every day thing. It's small acts of kindness, it's thinking about your team-mate. It's making sure you're paying your employees as well as you can, it's taking that phonecall from a friend that's hurting more than they're letting on. Sometimes it's getting in that argument with Fauci's Witness type who is pushing jabs and saying, "Actually I DO know of a vaccine death, her name was _______, she got a vaccine, had a stroke, went into a coma, died inside of a week at age 40 surrounded by family. Fuck you." It's telling the truth knowing the snowballs will come, and at times seeing the best in your "Wacky" lefty neighbor when they've finally found an acorn and have something to share. We're living in historic times, and it's getting exhausting, it's true. A lot of the global powerbrokers are making us poorer so their stocks go up a few nickels. In 2022 we have reason to suspect they've made many of us sicker, for the same reason. The boat is pitching in the water pretty hard at this point, and a lot of the crew is getting sick or going crazy from it. If you have a calm and level head, it's your job to get your tribe through this. That's why you're here. Kill myself? No. I've never felt more purpose in my life. I think there's a good shot we're tracking with the late 70s, and the 80s are right around the corner, and I want to see it - and share that moment when the day comes. You crazy bastards who quite possibly helped me save my parents when the western medical establishment of our time, succumbed to corruption and failed us. Yes, there are challenges and bad days ahead but. I don't think this shitty patch of life is forever. I think it will be better one day, and I look forward to seeing it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/144599/090621_sunrise_jpg-2297524.JPG And if it doesn't? Then for the sake of our children and theirs, we do our best to keep the world looking like the nice one we saw before things went so crazy. "Alright you sons of bitches, now you know how I feel." I would be proud to shitpost with you guys, anytime, anywhere. Don't let the bastards grind you down. Damn right! I kinda think the tide is turning, and I look forward to seeing it. 
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Originally Posted By Geralt55: Meanwhile: If I tracked this correctly, Pfizer NOT disclosing their documents for "muh 75 years" appears to be aaaactually illegal, it's evidence of fraud. So this might get spicy. As we know, us little people are NOT the constituents who matter to politicians. But if the stocks have been messed with wheeewwww lad we might see hearings. Wallstreet doesn't like it = political action shows up. That's how things work. I hope but won't hold my breath. I fear they're sweeping it under the rug with current events. One crisis to the next. |
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Originally Posted By KC0433: I hope but won't hold my breath. I fear they're sweeping it under the rug with current events. One crisis to the next. Originally Posted By KC0433: Originally Posted By Geralt55: Meanwhile: If I tracked this correctly, Pfizer NOT disclosing their documents for "muh 75 years" appears to be aaaactually illegal, it's evidence of fraud. So this might get spicy. As we know, us little people are NOT the constituents who matter to politicians. But if the stocks have been messed with wheeewwww lad we might see hearings. Wallstreet doesn't like it = political action shows up. That's how things work. I hope but won't hold my breath. I fear they're sweeping it under the rug with current events. One crisis to the next. Taking a step back here, in reality, A lot of what Malone and co discovered, became "the science" about a year later. It'll take time for the normies to hear any drip of this stuff. It looks like the spike protein gets to the testes as well. If it's discovered in a year or two that fertility rates objectively fell (and if it does they will try to obfuscate this), we basically got Thanos snapped.  There are certain things that are hard to push under the rug for google and the TV, even when they try. In VA, parents got sick of school administrators, and won on a right-center leaning SOCIAL issues platform. TV and social media tried to push them away from it. Couldn't do it. They saw what was going on in the classroom while the kids were "at school" while at home. They didn't like it. Look at how many of us knew not to trust the Safe und EffectiveTM pharma-meme, because of the death and damage we saw up close. The powerbrokers lied to us the second we picked up a TV remote or logged into facebook, continuously, for over a year. It's incredibly intense gaslighting. And now SNL has taken our side.  We might be ahead of the curve again, in fact I kinda think we are. If after a year we start seeing an uptick in "women can't get pregnant", the murmurs will start. We'll know it's coming when NIAID money comes out and the claim of, "Akshullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllly spike protein from COVID cases, 14day + bad ones in older people, CAN end up in the ovaries, so perhaps that's explaining the fertility issues in vaccinated young people  " drops?We'll know it's coming. |
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Originally Posted By Geralt55: I guess I'll post this in case I go missing I'm happy with my life right now (You guys can stop reading here if ya'll want )Maybe didn't things go perfectly in my life, the route's taken longer than expected, I'm a little greyer than I thought I would be as I reach some little personal milestones - but that's just sort of how life goes right? It's not a bad thing, maybe that's just how things go. My life goals now include finding a unicorn-tier "old fashioned" woman in a coastal blue hellscape, and ideally having 2 children with her, god-willing. I'll search to the end of the damn earth if I have to, I'll stay in shape into my 50s if that's what I need to do. If there's one last unicorn left up here, I'll find her. "We will pay any price, bear any burden" I'd love to see my parents become grandparents I'm not "mad" at my parents for anything. They weren't perfect people, and they didn't have a perfect son. The world got weird at some point as they were raising their children, and that's not their fault. One of the reasons I think I'm able to be skeptical of authority figures, is that I've had a few let me down in some pretty big spots in my life. I paid personal costs for it too. I've spent many, many hours of my life tangling with messes I did not make, did not choose, but was left to try to fix solo. At some points in my life I was pretty burned out about it. But that was a long time ago now. Those people were just that, people. Not Gods, saints, not omniscient nor infallible. In the end I was tough enough to handle it anyway, and I did fix quite a few of those messes - failing that, stopped them from getting any worse. My Dad grew up in a house where his father put his hands on his mother quite a few times. He never did that in the house I grew up in, not once. He also didn't put hands on me, the way his dad did to his brothers. Far as I'm considered, he advanced the ball pretty far in his time, and I would consider my life a success if I could move as far forward as he did from his challenges. Having a normal traditional family is about the most revolutionary act you can do in 2022, and I'm willing to sound "old fashioned" or "silly" and say that in public at this point. I think making things right politically will start culturally, and will start at home. I think for a while, politically we used to look at these protests, and elections as a "win the whole game in one homerun" situation. But I think that turning society around is going to be an every day thing. It's small acts of kindness, it's thinking about your team-mate. It's making sure you're paying your employees as well as you can, it's taking that phonecall from a friend that's hurting more than they're letting on. Sometimes it's getting in that argument with Fauci's Witness type who is pushing jabs and saying, "Actually I DO know of a vaccine death, her name was _______, she got a vaccine, had a stroke, went into a coma, died inside of a week at age 40 surrounded by family. Fuck you." It's telling the truth knowing the snowballs will come, and at times seeing the best in your "Wacky" lefty neighbor when they've finally found an acorn and have something to share. We're living in historic times, and it's getting exhausting, it's true. A lot of the global powerbrokers are making us poorer so their stocks go up a few nickels. In 2022 we have reason to suspect they've made many of us sicker, for the same reason. The boat is pitching in the water pretty hard at this point, and a lot of the crew is getting sick or going crazy from it. If you have a calm and level head, it's your job to get your tribe through this. That's why you're here. Kill myself? No. I've never felt more purpose in my life. I think there's a good shot we're tracking with the late 70s, and the 80s are right around the corner, and I want to see it - and share that moment when the day comes. You crazy bastards who quite possibly helped me save my parents when the western medical establishment of our time, succumbed to corruption and failed us. Yes, there are challenges and bad days ahead but. I don't think this shitty patch of life is forever. I think it will be better one day, and I look forward to seeing it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/144599/090621_sunrise_jpg-2297524.JPG And if it doesn't? Then for the sake of our children and theirs, we do our best to keep the world looking like the nice one we saw before things went so crazy. "Alright you sons of bitches, now you know how I feel." I would be proud to shitpost with you guys, anytime, anywhere. Originally Posted By Geralt55: Originally Posted By ChemicallyInSane: Geralt55 did not commit suicide. I guess I'll post this in case I go missing I'm happy with my life right now (You guys can stop reading here if ya'll want )Maybe didn't things go perfectly in my life, the route's taken longer than expected, I'm a little greyer than I thought I would be as I reach some little personal milestones - but that's just sort of how life goes right? It's not a bad thing, maybe that's just how things go. My life goals now include finding a unicorn-tier "old fashioned" woman in a coastal blue hellscape, and ideally having 2 children with her, god-willing. I'll search to the end of the damn earth if I have to, I'll stay in shape into my 50s if that's what I need to do. If there's one last unicorn left up here, I'll find her. "We will pay any price, bear any burden" I'd love to see my parents become grandparents I'm not "mad" at my parents for anything. They weren't perfect people, and they didn't have a perfect son. The world got weird at some point as they were raising their children, and that's not their fault. One of the reasons I think I'm able to be skeptical of authority figures, is that I've had a few let me down in some pretty big spots in my life. I paid personal costs for it too. I've spent many, many hours of my life tangling with messes I did not make, did not choose, but was left to try to fix solo. At some points in my life I was pretty burned out about it. But that was a long time ago now. Those people were just that, people. Not Gods, saints, not omniscient nor infallible. In the end I was tough enough to handle it anyway, and I did fix quite a few of those messes - failing that, stopped them from getting any worse. My Dad grew up in a house where his father put his hands on his mother quite a few times. He never did that in the house I grew up in, not once. He also didn't put hands on me, the way his dad did to his brothers. Far as I'm considered, he advanced the ball pretty far in his time, and I would consider my life a success if I could move as far forward as he did from his challenges. Having a normal traditional family is about the most revolutionary act you can do in 2022, and I'm willing to sound "old fashioned" or "silly" and say that in public at this point. I think making things right politically will start culturally, and will start at home. I think for a while, politically we used to look at these protests, and elections as a "win the whole game in one homerun" situation. But I think that turning society around is going to be an every day thing. It's small acts of kindness, it's thinking about your team-mate. It's making sure you're paying your employees as well as you can, it's taking that phonecall from a friend that's hurting more than they're letting on. Sometimes it's getting in that argument with Fauci's Witness type who is pushing jabs and saying, "Actually I DO know of a vaccine death, her name was _______, she got a vaccine, had a stroke, went into a coma, died inside of a week at age 40 surrounded by family. Fuck you." It's telling the truth knowing the snowballs will come, and at times seeing the best in your "Wacky" lefty neighbor when they've finally found an acorn and have something to share. We're living in historic times, and it's getting exhausting, it's true. A lot of the global powerbrokers are making us poorer so their stocks go up a few nickels. In 2022 we have reason to suspect they've made many of us sicker, for the same reason. The boat is pitching in the water pretty hard at this point, and a lot of the crew is getting sick or going crazy from it. If you have a calm and level head, it's your job to get your tribe through this. That's why you're here. Kill myself? No. I've never felt more purpose in my life. I think there's a good shot we're tracking with the late 70s, and the 80s are right around the corner, and I want to see it - and share that moment when the day comes. You crazy bastards who quite possibly helped me save my parents when the western medical establishment of our time, succumbed to corruption and failed us. Yes, there are challenges and bad days ahead but. I don't think this shitty patch of life is forever. I think it will be better one day, and I look forward to seeing it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/144599/090621_sunrise_jpg-2297524.JPG And if it doesn't? Then for the sake of our children and theirs, we do our best to keep the world looking like the nice one we saw before things went so crazy. "Alright you sons of bitches, now you know how I feel." I would be proud to shitpost with you guys, anytime, anywhere. 
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Guess that means it's over?
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Originally Posted By RSG: Guess that means it's over?
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FM87IbUWUAgKxE-?format=png&name=900x900 so if those two worthless non voting R's would have done the job they are paid then the emergency powers would have been lifted? what a concept get hired to do a job and then sit on the bench and neglect your duties |
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Originally Posted By RSG: Guess that means it's over?
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FM87IbUWUAgKxE-?format=png&name=900x900 Senate passes nonbinding joint resolution to end national COVID-19 emergency |
2021, the year America died of democratism.
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Originally Posted By rcav8r: All this focus on Pfizer, let's see what the janssen shots are doing to people. After all, it was actually suspended for a few weeks on reports of blood clots. Kinda been wondering this myself. Its been total radio silence since it got pulled and put back on the market, probably because it wasn't wildly popular to begin with. It seems like since its a viral vector, it would have fewer long term effects because once the body destroys the adenovirus, the spike DNA cant integrate with your cells, which would happen quicker than the mRNA, since the body doesn't recognize mRNA as a foreign host? Or am I totally thinking about this wrong? |
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"if it can be destroyed by the truth, it deserves to be destroyed by the truth" - Linus from Charlie Brown
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I can tell you where I was when the CNN feed came that it was 95 percent effective, the vaccine. So many of us wanted to be hopeful, so many of us wanted to say, okay, this is our ticket out, right, now we’re done. So I think we had perhaps too little caution and too much optimism for some good things that came our way. I really do. I think all of us wanted this to be done. Nobody said waning, when when you know, oh this vaccine’s going to work. Oh well, maybe it’ll work - (laughs) it’ll wear off. Nobody said what if the next variant doesn’t, it doesn’t, it’s not as potent against the next variant.  CDC Director Rochelle Walensky: Too Little Caution and Too Much Optimism... |
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My personal defensive weapons self-identify as black-nitride-American high-speed wireless peacekeeping devices, exempt from gov rules. To oppose them is bigoted, racist and anti-science... I Do Not Kneel... NCSWIC.
This guy has been one of the best follows through all this. Last fall he wrote a book length thread about China's role in leading the West to go full retard on Covid. So earlier today I saw he had some fun with a story about Lithuania canceling 400,000 vaxxes they were going to send to poor Bangladesh (lucky Bangladesh) because they didn't condemn Russia.
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Originally Posted By RSG: https://media.communities.win/post/yQiwlconaeSe.jpeg Let me guess. They list 87 reasons, including climate change, for the increase, but never mention the clot shot? |
When people fear their government, there is tyrrany. When the government fears the people, there is liberty. ---- Thomas Jefferson
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Originally Posted By RSG: https://media.communities.win/post/yQiwlconaeSe.jpeg |
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Originally Posted By RSG:  How I feel explaining all this to the people who still believe Fauci, and the June 2021 Version1.0 of the talking points.  You still don't understand, Dillon, do you? Final note: Man I can't thank you enough for banking all the headlines in here, I cannot thank you enough. At some point I'll get V4 up Life got busy here, some family stuff - and I've been a bit MIA from the world and the news cycle for like, over a month now. Verymuch out of the loop |
Yeah, my postings have slowed way down...its obvious a few are dedicated to push the narrative until it kills them. I am just sitting back watching the fireworks. Too bad they go into threads that really put a hole in the narrative and get them locked.....
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RIP CeCe and FCSD you will be missed
Mike_314..If there was communism in the desert, there would soon be a shortage of sand.
87% shit posting - 13% I am caught in a rule change
RSM 20/21 RSL 4522: we will shit on your pillow.. (3613 note)
Mike_314..If there was communism in the desert, there would soon be a shortage of sand.
87% shit posting - 13% I am caught in a rule change
RSM 20/21 RSL 4522: we will shit on your pillow.. (3613 note)
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Originally Posted By Scoobysmak: Yeah, my postings have slowed way down...its obvious a few are dedicated to push the narrative until it kills them. I am just sitting back watching the fireworks. Too bad they go into threads that really put a hole in the narrative and get them locked..... What is your theory for why DonkeyHotay hasn't posted since the day Russia invaded Ukraine? |
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DO NOT REPOND TO THE POST ABOVE ME......IS TRYING TO LOCK THREADS Example, look who was the last one that posted....look at what they said.... https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/What-does-the-raw-data-from-the-Gov-and-other-Pfizer-pal-reviewed-trusted-sources-tell-us-/199-2530231/ Originally Posted By Sokarul: What is your theory for why DonkeyHotay hasn't posted since the day Russia invaded Ukraine? If you noticed I normally refuse now to respond to your trolling, but in this case this will be the second time you have tried to lock a thread just like you did mine....I will report this post since you have a habit of it. |
RIP CeCe and FCSD you will be missed
Mike_314..If there was communism in the desert, there would soon be a shortage of sand.
87% shit posting - 13% I am caught in a rule change
RSM 20/21 RSL 4522: we will shit on your pillow.. (3613 note)
Mike_314..If there was communism in the desert, there would soon be a shortage of sand.
87% shit posting - 13% I am caught in a rule change
RSM 20/21 RSL 4522: we will shit on your pillow.. (3613 note)
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Originally Posted By Scoobysmak: DO NOT REPOND TO THE POST ABOVE ME......IS TRYING TO LOCK THREADS Example, look who was the last one that posted....look at what they said.... https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/What-does-the-raw-data-from-the-Gov-and-other-Pfizer-pal-reviewed-trusted-sources-tell-us-/199-2530231/ If you noticed I normally refuse now to respond to your trolling, but in this case this will be the second time you have tried to lock a thread just like you did mine....I will report this post since you have a habit of it. It’s not a lockable offense. You guys call use trolls and paid shills every chance you get but when one of you is called one it’s “I report you”. Clown world. |
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Originally Posted By KC0433: That's not a bad thing, not at all. It's all a bunch of bs. Originally Posted By KC0433: Originally Posted By Geralt55: Life got busy here, some family stuff - and I've been a bit MIA from the world and the news cycle for like, over a month now. Verymuch out of the loop I wonder what will be on the show, next month on Globalists of our Lives. Originally Posted By Scoobysmak: Yeah, my postings have slowed way down...its obvious a few are dedicated to push the narrative until it kills them. I am just sitting back watching the fireworks. Too bad they go into threads that really put a hole in the narrative and get them locked..... Thusfar? I think we're doing a good job of keeping this one on rails - as I return to the world and see opportunities to add more things to be compiled, I'll add them. But it looks like that muppet Fauci has stayed off TV, so the talking points haven't evolved fast enough for the update in the OP to be large I might just do a small update for a V4 version. After all, this happened.
How to get all the jabs and get the shivers anyway.
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No idea who that is, but I looked up her feed and she’s still going, and feeling worse. Hard not to lol. Wonder how bad she’ll have to feel before she reconsiders the “vaccines work” bit? |
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Masks don't work. Unless of course you want to infect yourself and others by touching your face more. |
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Originally Posted By SciFiNut: No idea who that is, but I looked up her feed and she’s still going, and feeling worse. Hard not to lol. Wonder how bad she’ll have to feel before she reconsiders the “vaccines work” bit? Originally Posted By SciFiNut: No idea who that is, but I looked up her feed and she’s still going, and feeling worse. Hard not to lol. Wonder how bad she’ll have to feel before she reconsiders the “vaccines work” bit? When she dies would be my guess, if she can still take a breath well, the jab works if you ask.... |
RIP CeCe and FCSD you will be missed
Mike_314..If there was communism in the desert, there would soon be a shortage of sand.
87% shit posting - 13% I am caught in a rule change
RSM 20/21 RSL 4522: we will shit on your pillow.. (3613 note)
Mike_314..If there was communism in the desert, there would soon be a shortage of sand.
87% shit posting - 13% I am caught in a rule change
RSM 20/21 RSL 4522: we will shit on your pillow.. (3613 note)
 Short update added today, V4 active ETA: Attached File I have concerns about the Tour De France's mountain stages. Attached File |
She so far gone she accuses Leana Wen(!) of being a Russian asset.
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