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HAPPENING NOW: Migrants, flown into Martha’s Vineyard by Fl’s governor, are boarding buses. They’ll be heading to Joint Base Cape Cod, according to officials. 125 Mass National Guard members are being activated to assist.
Big Pharma is BACK with a not-so-new vaccine by Novavax, made for CHRISTIANS?
Dr. Jane Ruby joins to expose the lies of the non-fetal cell injection, which instead contains toxins and animal DNA, and marketed to religious groups!
Yep, the more CO2 the better life is. Anyone suggesting otherwise is a clown…much like those suggesting we go nuclear to reduce emissions. I am 100% pro-nuclear but do not promote it based on a scientific fraud. There are no excuses for that. None!
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Tony Heller:
One hundred years ago Scientific American knew that increasing the amount of CO2 in atmosphere would make the planet more habitable for humans. But now they have a different agenda.
As boosters that have not been tested on humans are being rolled out across the country, a new study indicates that the jab is far more dangerous than COVID-19 itself. And the CDC has provided false information regarding their tracking of adverse events linked to the vaccines.
More and more, I cannot bear the masks. Their use is contrary to a healthy and normal social life. I will probably finally leave mask-fetishising academia over this, that’s how much I can’t stand it. Wearing a mask is participating in an antisocial hygiene virus cult. It’s been devastating for me to watch older colleagues, whose opinion and expertise I respect, succumb to this irrational superstition.
Nasty scams and malware are preying on your trust by hiding behind the ads that sit on top of search pages. Google, DuckDuckGo and Bing are being paid to put them in front of us, and they haven’t figured out how to stop it.
It’s called “malvertising,” and if you’re not vigilant at spotting it, you could get burned.
I am knocked out by the performance of these Russians. Nobody is picking up all the very many lessons we should be learning from these guys, due to all the misinformation that is going on. Plus the misinformation is getting in the way of good decision-making. Nato blunders every week, including last week. And the Nato leadership may not even understand just how badly they are fighting this war.
4/ Buses have arrived in Edgartown to transport migrants from St. Andrew’s Parish House. There is one big bus and two shorter buses to transport folks off the island. People with bags are taking selfies and hugging volunteers goodbye
Spiridonovich says:
September 17, 2022 at 11:18 am
Yes but how about the CO2 effects on the clouds? How the clouds look where you are? As billowy and distinct as how you remember them?
The complete 1979 12 minute short film for ‘Broken English’ directed by Derek Jarman, comprised of ‘Witches Song’, ‘The Ballad of Lucy Jordan’ and ‘Broken English’.
CO2, with its two double bonds, it can’t be aligned electrically like H20. Its about as good an electrical insulator as can be imagined. So its going to have zero effect on the weather. Its pre-empted in its filtering by water vapour in the first place. And any colour, or filter, is like a pair of sunglasses; A very strange way of warming. Since extra CO2 will mix higher than where the water taps out, you might expect it to be a mild cooler if anything.
But my point about clouds? Are they really as curvy and fluffy as they once were? Or are they more bumfluffy and frayed?
As creatures of electricity the anti-gravity clouds are not going to necessarily be neutral to our interference in electromagnetic radiation. But CO2 isn’t going to do a damn thing to them.
This is a long standing series of small items which have caught my eye or mind and which seem relevant, startling, amusing or all three. Occasionally, items which appear here may return as a longer piece. Mostly they will not.
1. Every week I read a magazine called ‘Country Life’. I only look at it for the pictures, because I don’t think there is a more woke and out of touch with reality publication in the country. This week I found this comment: ‘…when I can’t figure out how the world got into the mess it’s in – or how we get out of it…’ from someone called Carla Carlisle. Oh dear. I’d tell her but I’m pretty sure she won’t believe me.
2. Hospitals will be shut on the day of the queen’s funeral (so waiting lists for vital life-saving operations will grow longer). But the hospitals will stay open to give covid jabs. You couldn’t make this stuff up, could you?
3. Britain’s economic situation is even worse than I thought it was. The cost of keeping energy bills down (relatively speaking) will cost £200 billion a year. And the cost of paying for our military involvement in Ukraine will cost another £157 billion. Here a billion, there a billion, and pretty soon it adds up to real money. Services are coming down and taxes are going up. And nothing happens by accident.
4. Was queen Elizabeth II the only person over 70 to die recently without lethal quantities of midazolam in her body? Just thinking aloud.
5. Small companies are experimenting with incredible perks for their staff. These include: a four day working week, the chance to work from anywhere (including a beach abroad), a six month sabbatical and unlimited holidays. It sounds wonderful and is undoubtedly is. But there’s one snag: some of the best known companies offering all these perks are losing huge amounts of money.
6. Why do the drivers of very small cars always drive their tiny vehicles far into their parking space? Motorists looking for somewhere to dump their properly sized vehicle see what looks like a space – and drive towards it, full of hope, only to be disappointed to discover that something the size of a cardboard box is taking up the distant half of the space.
7. Why do people working for banks, utility companies, etc. always sound so excited when you get your name and date of birth right? What’s your name? they ask. You tell them. ‘Fantastic!’ they reply. ‘And your date of birth?’ You tell them. ‘Fantastic! Fantastic!’ they say, as though you’d just answered the difficult question on ‘Who Wants to be a Millionaire?’
8. In World War II it was quite ordinary people who ran the concentration camps and who did the killing. They were lawyers, policemen, factory workers, shop assistants and, of course, doctors. Today, we have a new breed of specialist war criminals because it’s just doctors and nurses and journalists who are in charge of the genocide.
9. I have met and talked to many people who have worked for drug companies. In my opinion, none of them had a working moral compass. All had learned to betray mankind for corporate benefit. All had abandoned their values in order to satisfy the demands of the corporate beast. The higher up an individual rises in a drug company the more likely they are to become irretrievably corrupt. In my experience, drug company people don’t think like you and I do. Their souls are bought and paid for.
10. It’s crucial to remember that our governments, and those who speak for them, are our enemies in a never ending war.
11. I fear that Royal Mail, as we know it, will not exist in a few years’ time. The rule that mail must be delivered to all homes – including those which are isolated – will be lifted. Those living in rural and even suburban areas will have to collect their mail from central points – possibly with mail boxes being situated in city and town centres. The elderly and those can no longer afford to drive will have to rely on the goodwill of others – or simply do without physical mail.
12. It seems that these days it only takes one trivial complaint for the forces of oppression to leap into action (as long as the complaint suits their agenda). If a petty complainant is a woman she will be in her mid-thirties with at least two children. She will be a member of the Green Party and very active on Twitter and Facebook. If she buys a propaganda sheet it will be ‘The Guardian’. She will regularly publish her pictures on Instagram . She has never had paid employment and never will. She washes her hair on alternate Wednesdays, whether it needs it or not, and uses a shampoo made from nettles and tiger dung. If the petty complainant is male he will be in his forties, a coward and a bully and probably semi-literate and borderline insane. He will probably believe the earth is flat.
13. They’re planning to get rid of cash within five years. And banks are already keeping ATMs empty and limiting the amount of cash they carry. Think of ATMS in the same way that old men think of loos – never pass one without using it.
14. So-called journalists, fact checkers and hackers are now working through my internet trash. Every few years we delete a pile of articles from http://www.vernoncoleman.com to keep the size under control (the website http://www.vernoncoleman.com has been operating since the 1980s and was online before Google, YouTube, etc.). Digging through my trash now seems a full time occupation for the trolls looking to find something to attack and old articles now re-appear as though reborn. The thing is that none of them was deleted because I was embarrassed by them – they were deleted to stop the website looking like Imelda Marcos’s shopping list.
15. Never take financial advice from anyone poorer than you are.
16. Please never use the Google search engine. And never use YouTube. They are the enemy’s twin assassins.
17. The medical establishment is corrupt and owned by the drug industry. It is now also obsessed with the global warming myth.
18. Chris Whitty has a knighthood, presumably for services to baldness and for doing what he was paid to do. But neither Rudyard Kipling nor Cecil Rhodes ever got one. Says it all, doesn’t it, though Kipling got a Nobel Prize and Rhodes founded a country.
19. I’m beginning to think that the best way to get emergency medical treatment in the UK will soon be to throw a brick through a police station window. The police would be obliged to take you to hospital and demand speedy treatment.
20. Only 1 in 5 employees in the US believe their work has any meaning or value. I’m not surprised. I suspect that the figure in most countries would be the same – or worse.
Vernon Coleman’s latest book What’s wrong with the NHS – and how to put it right is available as a (small) monograph which costs £2.99. It took 50 years to research and write, and will take you less than an hour to read. It’s short but packed with truths about the NHS; truths that I suspect NHS staff will deny and that no one else will dare tell you.
There will be no more Christmases
14TH SEPTEMBER 2022
We are told that Christmas has been cancelled for 2022.
Here is how I predicted that this would happen back in March 2021.
The following extract is taken from my book Endgame and explains why they want to get rid of Christmas.
‘By late summer 2020, it was patently clear that one of the main plans of the restrictions being engineered would be to ensure that there were very little opportunities to celebrate Christmas. I have no doubt that this policy will be maintained in future years.
There are several reasons for this.
First, of course, Christmas is (despite the commercialism) a Christian festival. Our future world government needs a world religion and Christianity has to be contained within the new global religion (which has a number of names but which, for obvious reasons, is usually referred to as Chrislam).
Second, the aim is to remove a festival which (even for non-Christians) is very much an annual focus. People look forward to Christmas as a party season. It is an opportunity for celebrations and feasts and for people to get together with friends and relatives they may not see for the rest of the year. In order to push fear and anxiety deeply into a nation’s psyche, it is necessary to remove all chances for pleasure, relaxation and joy – and to make people’s lives as deeply miserable as possible. Cancelling Christmas also helps to isolate people (who may be lonely for much of the year) from their friends and relatives.
We must never forget that the people running our lives are truly evil who will do anything to further their luciferian aims.
The followers of Agenda 21 have weaponised Christmas and will doubtless weaponise other crucial holidays. There are several advantages to making Christmas nigh on impossible.
First, of course, they want to damage Christianity. The Christian church establishment seems to be keen on this because they are committed to Agenda 21 and the one world religion. Christmas is, of course, the most significant and well-known Christian festival.
Second, closing Christmas will mortally damage small businesses. Most small businesses make most of their annual profit in the month of December – selling gifts and treats to those who want to celebrate Christmas. The Agenda 21 plan is to destroy these small businesses, and cancelling Christmas is an excellent way to do this. There are still those who don’t understand why they would want to do this but the answer is simple: the plan is to destroy all small businesses (something constantly favoured by the European Union for example) so that large international businesses (with their many lawyers and lobbyists) can grow into complete monopolies. If you doubt this then just look at the way billionaires’ wealth was boosted during the first few months of 2020.
Third, closing Christmas (or even just threatening to stop it, to turn it into a digital Christmas or to prevent families meeting) is all part of the policy to break down families and communities and to isolate us all as much as possible.’
Taken from Endgame (which was published in March 2021). Endgame by Vernon Coleman is available as a hardcover, a paperback and an eBook.
I do not envisage that fat ******g **** eating bugs. Another worthy of a noose.
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GTV last Stand:
Central Bank Digital Currency will be ‘programmable… ultimately giving the issuer control over how it is spent by the recipient… your freedom to purchase fuel, meat, flights, fertiliser… will be limited to a carbon credit score.
13. They’re planning to get rid of cash within five years. And banks are already keeping ATMs empty and limiting the amount of cash they carry. Think of ATMS in the same way that old men think of loos – never pass one without using it.
In shopping centres, I use cash. It is a pain sometimes, having to wait at the supermarket for the cash self-service checkout to be available. They are trying to reduce the number of cash vs card checkouts. I know it would be quicker and easier to use the card, but then I remind myself of what is being planned and I want to do my part is trying to make it difficult for the implementation of the digital currency.
As with other things, if all those who cared about freedom did the same, we could prevent this compulsory digital currency being forced upon us.
As Doc Coleman says: Use the ATM.
And use cash when at shopping centres.
Thats the way to beat the Russians for sure. Don’t get rid of half of your public servants. Don’t get into trade surplus. Don’t revive your small business ecology. Don’t get your manufacturing together so you can outproduce Russia. No ruthless creation of fiscal topside. No massive spread of modular nuclear power.
Just make these empty gestures like cutting out the Christmas lights. I don’t see the Russians ever breaking a sweat with the way Nato leadership operates. I think the warmest place to be this northern Christmas will be in a Russians families house. Full of optimism and purchasing power. While the West is dying on debt servitude and energy deprivation.
The World Economic Forum has released an article justifying the necessity of surveillance technology for patrolling carbon emissions at a personal level.
The World Economic Forum has released an article justifying the necessity of surveillance technology for patrolling carbon emissions at a personal level.
Some of us are chugging away on this blog trying to inform others about the WEF plans, underway. This digital system is a serious method of control. It can be stopped if there is a huge resistance.
I am wary of any supplements touted as good for weight loss. I took ALCAR many years ago, for some of its supposed benefits for a medical condition (not weight-related). It made no difference to my health.
There are some, including Dave Asprey’s Bulletproof Diet, that recommend it as a way to burn fat.
It may be far better to focus on food and diet as a way to lose weight. Avoiding foods like bread and other wheat/gluten foods, dairy, sugar and alcohol.
mh, I follow a fairly strict diet, for medical reasons.
If you are wondering what to eat without gluten, dairy, sugar foods, and no alcohol, I can provide plenty of tips. Following it for years. Am an expert.🙂
Brace yourself. Societal collapse continues.
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Fleccas Talks:
THIS WEEK IN CULTURE #114
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There should be more of this. No baits; the dogs are happy and the rats get the chomp.
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Joseph Carter the Mink Man:
100% GREEN Rat Control.
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Carl Vernon:
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Clown Planet # 86
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Barry says not in my backyard
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FFS!
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Stew Peters Show:
Big Pharma is BACK with a not-so-new vaccine by Novavax, made for CHRISTIANS?
Dr. Jane Ruby joins to expose the lies of the non-fetal cell injection, which instead contains toxins and animal DNA, and marketed to religious groups!
Is the Novavax just another bioweapon?
Big Pharma: We Now have a “CHRISTIAN Vaccine”; Mass Murderers Target Christians With “NovaVax”
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Yep, the more CO2 the better life is. Anyone suggesting otherwise is a clown…much like those suggesting we go nuclear to reduce emissions. I am 100% pro-nuclear but do not promote it based on a scientific fraud. There are no excuses for that. None!
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Tony Heller:
One hundred years ago Scientific American knew that increasing the amount of CO2 in atmosphere would make the planet more habitable for humans. But now they have a different agenda.
Life In The Disinformation Age
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Yes but how about the CO2 effects on the clouds? How the clouds look where you are? As billowy and distinct as how you remember them?
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Back into the thick of it.
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Cossack:
Anti-Government protests kick off Australia wide ✊
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Vaccine Narrative Collapses as Harvard Study Shows Jab More Dangerous than COVID
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Masks are not a small thing.
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The Certificate
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Scams are showing up at the top of online searches
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I am knocked out by the performance of these Russians. Nobody is picking up all the very many lessons we should be learning from these guys, due to all the misinformation that is going on. Plus the misinformation is getting in the way of good decision-making. Nato blunders every week, including last week. And the Nato leadership may not even understand just how badly they are fighting this war.
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I’m guessing this weekend’s Week In Pics will be a Martha’s Vineyard edition. So let’s get a head start.
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Not a border town
We don’t have the infrastructure.
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Harbor Views
Wonder what’s happening to those vacant summer holiday homes?
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St Andrews
Migrants housed here and then evicted ASAP.
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Buses have arrived in Edgartown to transport migrants from St. Andrew’s Parish House. There is one big bus and two shorter buses to transport folks off the island. People with bags are taking selfies and hugging volunteers goodbye
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Liberal Martha’s Vineyard residents kicking out the 50 illegal migrants out of their liberal island
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Who governs Martha’s Vineyard
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(Adding a few more to The Mock)
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Spiridonovich says:
September 17, 2022 at 11:18 am
Yes but how about the CO2 effects on the clouds? How the clouds look where you are? As billowy and distinct as how you remember them?
My BS meter just gave me an electric shock.
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Marianne Faithfull:
The complete 1979 12 minute short film for ‘Broken English’ directed by Derek Jarman, comprised of ‘Witches Song’, ‘The Ballad of Lucy Jordan’ and ‘Broken English’.
Marianne Faithfull – Broken English (Short Film by Derek Jarman) [1979]
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This is how Conservative politicians should deal with the biased media.
Press conference
Kari Lake and Abe Hamadeh, who is running for AG
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Melbourne protests now
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three
Who is Marcus Sherwell?
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Sure I was just messing with you. Just trolling.
CO2, with its two double bonds, it can’t be aligned electrically like H20. Its about as good an electrical insulator as can be imagined. So its going to have zero effect on the weather. Its pre-empted in its filtering by water vapour in the first place. And any colour, or filter, is like a pair of sunglasses; A very strange way of warming. Since extra CO2 will mix higher than where the water taps out, you might expect it to be a mild cooler if anything.
But my point about clouds? Are they really as curvy and fluffy as they once were? Or are they more bumfluffy and frayed?
As creatures of electricity the anti-gravity clouds are not going to necessarily be neutral to our interference in electromagnetic radiation. But CO2 isn’t going to do a damn thing to them.
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Doc Coleman:
Passing Observations 126
15TH SEPTEMBER 2022
This is a long standing series of small items which have caught my eye or mind and which seem relevant, startling, amusing or all three. Occasionally, items which appear here may return as a longer piece. Mostly they will not.
1. Every week I read a magazine called ‘Country Life’. I only look at it for the pictures, because I don’t think there is a more woke and out of touch with reality publication in the country. This week I found this comment: ‘…when I can’t figure out how the world got into the mess it’s in – or how we get out of it…’ from someone called Carla Carlisle. Oh dear. I’d tell her but I’m pretty sure she won’t believe me.
2. Hospitals will be shut on the day of the queen’s funeral (so waiting lists for vital life-saving operations will grow longer). But the hospitals will stay open to give covid jabs. You couldn’t make this stuff up, could you?
3. Britain’s economic situation is even worse than I thought it was. The cost of keeping energy bills down (relatively speaking) will cost £200 billion a year. And the cost of paying for our military involvement in Ukraine will cost another £157 billion. Here a billion, there a billion, and pretty soon it adds up to real money. Services are coming down and taxes are going up. And nothing happens by accident.
4. Was queen Elizabeth II the only person over 70 to die recently without lethal quantities of midazolam in her body? Just thinking aloud.
5. Small companies are experimenting with incredible perks for their staff. These include: a four day working week, the chance to work from anywhere (including a beach abroad), a six month sabbatical and unlimited holidays. It sounds wonderful and is undoubtedly is. But there’s one snag: some of the best known companies offering all these perks are losing huge amounts of money.
6. Why do the drivers of very small cars always drive their tiny vehicles far into their parking space? Motorists looking for somewhere to dump their properly sized vehicle see what looks like a space – and drive towards it, full of hope, only to be disappointed to discover that something the size of a cardboard box is taking up the distant half of the space.
7. Why do people working for banks, utility companies, etc. always sound so excited when you get your name and date of birth right? What’s your name? they ask. You tell them. ‘Fantastic!’ they reply. ‘And your date of birth?’ You tell them. ‘Fantastic! Fantastic!’ they say, as though you’d just answered the difficult question on ‘Who Wants to be a Millionaire?’
8. In World War II it was quite ordinary people who ran the concentration camps and who did the killing. They were lawyers, policemen, factory workers, shop assistants and, of course, doctors. Today, we have a new breed of specialist war criminals because it’s just doctors and nurses and journalists who are in charge of the genocide.
9. I have met and talked to many people who have worked for drug companies. In my opinion, none of them had a working moral compass. All had learned to betray mankind for corporate benefit. All had abandoned their values in order to satisfy the demands of the corporate beast. The higher up an individual rises in a drug company the more likely they are to become irretrievably corrupt. In my experience, drug company people don’t think like you and I do. Their souls are bought and paid for.
10. It’s crucial to remember that our governments, and those who speak for them, are our enemies in a never ending war.
11. I fear that Royal Mail, as we know it, will not exist in a few years’ time. The rule that mail must be delivered to all homes – including those which are isolated – will be lifted. Those living in rural and even suburban areas will have to collect their mail from central points – possibly with mail boxes being situated in city and town centres. The elderly and those can no longer afford to drive will have to rely on the goodwill of others – or simply do without physical mail.
12. It seems that these days it only takes one trivial complaint for the forces of oppression to leap into action (as long as the complaint suits their agenda). If a petty complainant is a woman she will be in her mid-thirties with at least two children. She will be a member of the Green Party and very active on Twitter and Facebook. If she buys a propaganda sheet it will be ‘The Guardian’. She will regularly publish her pictures on Instagram . She has never had paid employment and never will. She washes her hair on alternate Wednesdays, whether it needs it or not, and uses a shampoo made from nettles and tiger dung. If the petty complainant is male he will be in his forties, a coward and a bully and probably semi-literate and borderline insane. He will probably believe the earth is flat.
13. They’re planning to get rid of cash within five years. And banks are already keeping ATMs empty and limiting the amount of cash they carry. Think of ATMS in the same way that old men think of loos – never pass one without using it.
14. So-called journalists, fact checkers and hackers are now working through my internet trash. Every few years we delete a pile of articles from http://www.vernoncoleman.com to keep the size under control (the website http://www.vernoncoleman.com has been operating since the 1980s and was online before Google, YouTube, etc.). Digging through my trash now seems a full time occupation for the trolls looking to find something to attack and old articles now re-appear as though reborn. The thing is that none of them was deleted because I was embarrassed by them – they were deleted to stop the website looking like Imelda Marcos’s shopping list.
15. Never take financial advice from anyone poorer than you are.
16. Please never use the Google search engine. And never use YouTube. They are the enemy’s twin assassins.
17. The medical establishment is corrupt and owned by the drug industry. It is now also obsessed with the global warming myth.
18. Chris Whitty has a knighthood, presumably for services to baldness and for doing what he was paid to do. But neither Rudyard Kipling nor Cecil Rhodes ever got one. Says it all, doesn’t it, though Kipling got a Nobel Prize and Rhodes founded a country.
19. I’m beginning to think that the best way to get emergency medical treatment in the UK will soon be to throw a brick through a police station window. The police would be obliged to take you to hospital and demand speedy treatment.
20. Only 1 in 5 employees in the US believe their work has any meaning or value. I’m not surprised. I suspect that the figure in most countries would be the same – or worse.
Vernon Coleman’s latest book What’s wrong with the NHS – and how to put it right is available as a (small) monograph which costs £2.99. It took 50 years to research and write, and will take you less than an hour to read. It’s short but packed with truths about the NHS; truths that I suspect NHS staff will deny and that no one else will dare tell you.
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Doc Coleman:
There will be no more Christmases
14TH SEPTEMBER 2022
We are told that Christmas has been cancelled for 2022.
Here is how I predicted that this would happen back in March 2021.
The following extract is taken from my book Endgame and explains why they want to get rid of Christmas.
‘By late summer 2020, it was patently clear that one of the main plans of the restrictions being engineered would be to ensure that there were very little opportunities to celebrate Christmas. I have no doubt that this policy will be maintained in future years.
There are several reasons for this.
First, of course, Christmas is (despite the commercialism) a Christian festival. Our future world government needs a world religion and Christianity has to be contained within the new global religion (which has a number of names but which, for obvious reasons, is usually referred to as Chrislam).
Second, the aim is to remove a festival which (even for non-Christians) is very much an annual focus. People look forward to Christmas as a party season. It is an opportunity for celebrations and feasts and for people to get together with friends and relatives they may not see for the rest of the year. In order to push fear and anxiety deeply into a nation’s psyche, it is necessary to remove all chances for pleasure, relaxation and joy – and to make people’s lives as deeply miserable as possible. Cancelling Christmas also helps to isolate people (who may be lonely for much of the year) from their friends and relatives.
We must never forget that the people running our lives are truly evil who will do anything to further their luciferian aims.
The followers of Agenda 21 have weaponised Christmas and will doubtless weaponise other crucial holidays. There are several advantages to making Christmas nigh on impossible.
First, of course, they want to damage Christianity. The Christian church establishment seems to be keen on this because they are committed to Agenda 21 and the one world religion. Christmas is, of course, the most significant and well-known Christian festival.
Second, closing Christmas will mortally damage small businesses. Most small businesses make most of their annual profit in the month of December – selling gifts and treats to those who want to celebrate Christmas. The Agenda 21 plan is to destroy these small businesses, and cancelling Christmas is an excellent way to do this. There are still those who don’t understand why they would want to do this but the answer is simple: the plan is to destroy all small businesses (something constantly favoured by the European Union for example) so that large international businesses (with their many lawyers and lobbyists) can grow into complete monopolies. If you doubt this then just look at the way billionaires’ wealth was boosted during the first few months of 2020.
Third, closing Christmas (or even just threatening to stop it, to turn it into a digital Christmas or to prevent families meeting) is all part of the policy to break down families and communities and to isolate us all as much as possible.’
Taken from Endgame (which was published in March 2021). Endgame by Vernon Coleman is available as a hardcover, a paperback and an eBook.
There will be no more Christmases
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Reverend Simon Sideways:
No Christmas lights this year
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I do not envisage that fat ******g **** eating bugs. Another worthy of a noose.
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GTV last Stand:
Central Bank Digital Currency will be ‘programmable… ultimately giving the issuer control over how it is spent by the recipient… your freedom to purchase fuel, meat, flights, fertiliser… will be limited to a carbon credit score.
TOTAL CONTROL
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In shopping centres, I use cash. It is a pain sometimes, having to wait at the supermarket for the cash self-service checkout to be available. They are trying to reduce the number of cash vs card checkouts. I know it would be quicker and easier to use the card, but then I remind myself of what is being planned and I want to do my part is trying to make it difficult for the implementation of the digital currency.
As with other things, if all those who cared about freedom did the same, we could prevent this compulsory digital currency being forced upon us.
As Doc Coleman says: Use the ATM.
And use cash when at shopping centres.
Central Banks – 𝘿𝙄𝙂𝙄𝙏𝘼𝙇 𝘾𝙐𝙍𝙍𝙀𝙉𝘾𝙔 System
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Spiridonovich says:
September 17, 2022 at 4:22 pm
I know who you are.
Piss off.
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Thats the way to beat the Russians for sure. Don’t get rid of half of your public servants. Don’t get into trade surplus. Don’t revive your small business ecology. Don’t get your manufacturing together so you can outproduce Russia. No ruthless creation of fiscal topside. No massive spread of modular nuclear power.
Just make these empty gestures like cutting out the Christmas lights. I don’t see the Russians ever breaking a sweat with the way Nato leadership operates. I think the warmest place to be this northern Christmas will be in a Russians families house. Full of optimism and purchasing power. While the West is dying on debt servitude and energy deprivation.
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kaysee says:
September 17, 2022 at 3:39 pm
I’ll state the obvious. She is gorgeous with a sharp mind. She gave Liam Bartlett a firm proverbial kick up the bum.
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For those that missed it.
Good fun!
Hey you greenie dickwads!, it’s a man made lake and he cleans up the oil after the event. Easy to do these days.
Launching Cars 300ft off a CLIFF on the 4th of July!
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Graeme?
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Jan 2017 – July 2022
Energy inflation in Europe …
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Is there some secret plan for 24 September 2022?
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mh says:
September 17, 2022 at 6:40 pm
I know who you are.
Piss off.
Graeme?
Much like JC calling himself, Lyn.
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Hang them all!
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GTV last Stand:
The World Economic Forum has released an article justifying the necessity of surveillance technology for patrolling carbon emissions at a personal level.
WEF highlights benefits of a ‘personal carbon allowance’
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Where does she think she is? America?
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Some of us are chugging away on this blog trying to inform others about the WEF plans, underway. This digital system is a serious method of control. It can be stopped if there is a huge resistance.
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Reserve Bank and ALP/LNP duopoly
will soon get rid of legal tender notes and coins as promised by WEF operative Scott Morrison
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Chinese students use facial recognition
to pay for food
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Hi Graeme,
I known you have zero obligation to answer this, but will taking a Acetyl-L-carnitine (ALCAR) supplement help a man in their fifties lose weight?
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From the Controller ….
The Proposal
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mh,
If you want it, my opinion.
I am wary of any supplements touted as good for weight loss. I took ALCAR many years ago, for some of its supposed benefits for a medical condition (not weight-related). It made no difference to my health.
There are some, including Dave Asprey’s Bulletproof Diet, that recommend it as a way to burn fat.
It may be far better to focus on food and diet as a way to lose weight. Avoiding foods like bread and other wheat/gluten foods, dairy, sugar and alcohol.
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Thanks, kc
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No more AFL games for me. Once they ditch “Pride” and “Indigenous” rounds, I’ll tune in again.
Stick your Welcome to Country up your arse.
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Enjoy the ride.
Aliens 1986 Turrets
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mh, I follow a fairly strict diet, for medical reasons.
If you are wondering what to eat without gluten, dairy, sugar foods, and no alcohol, I can provide plenty of tips. Following it for years. Am an expert.🙂
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Pentatonix
The Sound of Silence
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Memes
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They forgot the roof.
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Rabbitohs well on top in their clash with the Sharks.
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Marvin Gaye:
Marvin Gaye – I Heard It Through The Grapevine (Live)
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Powerline’s WiP is running late, but as a teaser, Steve Hayward has linked Ricky Gervais on Minorities…
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As predicted, Powerline’s The Week in Pictures: Martha’s Vineyard Agonistes Edition.</