The cave he stays in is a ancient tree. I wonder if he knows it?
Geologist: No it is not!
Me: Yes it is! It is clear as day.
Geologist: What you say is contrary to my education.
Me: That cave is a petrified ancient tree. Chill out and open your mind.
As one of the greatest works in Britain’s literary canon, Nineteen Eighty-Four sounds a chilling warning about the dangers of censorship.
Now staff at the University of Northampton have issued a trigger warning for George Orwell’s novel on the grounds that it contains ‘explicit material’ which some students may find ‘offensive and upsetting’.
The advice, revealed following a Freedom of Information request by The Mail on Sunday, has infuriated critics, who say it runs contrary to the themes in the book…
BY TYLER DURDEN
SUNDAY, JAN 23, 2022 – 10:35 AM
Just as the covid narrative is slowly disintegrating even as its MSM propaganda powers “cancel” anyone who dares to speak out against the lies – so the “Russia is about to invade Ukraine” plotline just suffered a major blow after the chief of Germany’s navy, vice-admiral Kay-Achim Schönbach , said on Friday that Crimea “will never come back”, and that what Putin “really wants is respect…and it is easy to give him the respect he really demands – and probably deserves.”
And sure enough, just one day later, on Saturday evening, he resigned from his post for having the temerity to speak out against conventional wisdom…
Good Lame Pics. Now for something serious: is islam destroying France:
When French President Emmanuel Macron speaks, it is only about the pandemic. Political analysts think that if he manages to avoid all other topics, his reelection will be a certainty. If he does not, everything could turn out any which way.
“No, the great replacement is not a fantasy“. — Éric Zemmour, candidate in France’s upcoming presidential election, YouTube, December 15, 2021.
“Four hundred thousand Muslim immigrants enter France each year. In five years, that makes two million more Muslims. These Muslims go to live in the Muslim areas and do not integrate… What do you think that means?” — Éric Zemmour, YouTube, December 15, 2021.
“We see violence in our cities and towns…. We see hatred of France and its history becoming the norm… You abandon, without reacting, entire districts of our country to the law of the strongest… if a civil war breaks out, the army will maintain order on its own soil…. No one can want such a terrible situation… but yes, once again, civil war is brewing in France and you know it perfectly well”. — Open letter in Valeurs Actuelles, signed by thousands of professional soldiers who asked that their names not be made public, May 9, 2021.
Barnaby Joyce has apologised after saying “people aren’t dying” from Covid-19 Australia.
During a radio interview on ABC RN on Monday morning, the Nationals leader was asked if Australia can “really say that we are the envy of the world” after the EU and US warned its citizens against travelling here.
Mr Joyce replied: “Well, people aren’t dying”.
Host Patricia Karvelas responded: “People are dying. People are dying every day.”
Mr Joyce was quick to correct himself: “Sorry, sorry sorry. Yes, you are correct, I shouldn’t have said that. But the number in which – the fatality rate is very low. Obviously, that is a tragic thing for anybody … (to die) for any reason – for catching the flu. But the fatality rate of Omicron is remarkably low and Australia has done a remarkable job.”
Liberty Quote
Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. Comes into us at midnight very clean. It’s perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands. It hopes we’ve learned something from yesterday.
— John Wayne
I does make me wonder. My religious knowledge is practically zero and the flat earth part / aliens…yeah, nah.
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Thanks Steve, that was an interesting video. There are some very strange passages in the Bible about the Nephilim, the rebellious angels who followed Satan, which say that they came down to the Earth and mated with human women which produced new creatures we call the “giants”. I can’t remember the Greek name for these creatures but they were very tall, so “giant” stuck.
So, God destroyed the earth to wipe them out, sparing only Noah and his family as their DNA wasn’t tainted by interbreeding with the Nephilim. They were back again after the flood, Goliath for example and other taller than average individuals David singled out for execution.
The Bible also says that, in the future, it will be like the days of Noah again, there will be another attempt to corrupt human DNA prior to Yahoshua’s return as Messiah ben David. It will be a bumpy ride till then, but the Good Guy wins in the end.
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“How did we listen to that bonkers, ahem, advice with a straight face? With the UK set to be one of the first countries to come out of the pandemic, I thought it was worth starting to compile a list of the most lunatic measures. Lest we forget.
Some of my followers on Twitter offered these. I’m sure you will have your own.
1. “Church yesterday. Wafer but no wine for communion. Service followed by wine and biscuits to mark the vicar’s retirement.”
2. “The one where you could work in a control room with multiple people for 12 hours then be breaking the law if you sat on a bench drinking coffee with one of them.”
3. “Forming a socially distanced queue at the airport before being sardined into a packed plane with the same people, two hours later.”
4. “Swings in our local park put into quarantine or removed – even though children were barely at risk from Covid as swings were outside.”
5. “No butterfly stroke allowed while swimming.”
6. “Pubs with no volume on the TV.”
7. “Not allowing people to sit on a park bench. My elderly aunt kept fit by walking her dog every day, but she needed to rest. Since that rule, she stopped going out. She went downhill and died last April.”
8. “I got thrown out of a McDonald’s for refusing to stand on a yellow circle. I was the only customer.”
9. “Yellow and black hazard tape across public seats and benches outdoors.”
10. “I’m stuck in the infant in-patient ward with my nine-day-old sick baby, post C-section, unable to look after him. My husband (same household) is not allowed to be here with us. I’m having panic attacks, which is preventing me from producing milk for the baby.”
11. “I was advised by a council worker to keep my dog on a lead because people might stop to pet her and congregate too closely.”
12. “My bed-ridden mother-in-law with dementia in a care home where only ‘window visits’ were allowed. Mum was on the first floor. Had to wait for someone to die on the ground floor so she could be moved down there and finally seen by her family. After 12 months.”
13. “Two people allowed to go for a walk on a golf course. If they took clubs and balls, it was a criminal offence.”
14. “The one-way system in my local pub, which meant that to visit the loo you had to make a circular journey through the building, ensuring you passed every table.”
15. “My dad was failing in his care home. We weren’t allowed to visit him until the doctor judged he was end-of-life care because of one positive case in the home. We had 24 hours with him before he passed.”
16. “People falling down the escalator on the Underground because they were frightened of touching the handrails – even though you couldn’t get Covid from surfaces.”
17. “Rule of Six. My wife and I have three children so we could meet either my wife’s mum or her dad, but not both at the same time.”
18. “Nobody solved an airborne virus transmission with a one-way system in Tesco.”
19. “How about not being allowed for several months – by law – to play tennis outdoors with my own wife? We’d have been further apart from each other on court than in our own home.”
20. “On two occasions, I was stopped and questioned while taking flowers to my mother’s grave. One time, a police officer even asked for my mum’s name. No idea what he would have done with that information.”
21. “Birmingham City Council cutting the grass in two-metre strips – so the weeds could social-distance?”
22. “Northampton police checking supermarket baskets for non-essential items.”
23. “All the children at school were asked to bring in a favourite book, but it had to be quarantined for two days before being ‘exposed’ to the rest of the class.”
24. “Dr Hilary on Good Morning Britain advising people to wear masks on the beach – and that it would be a good idea to swim in the sea with one on, too.”
25. “Gyms and exercise classes forced to close, but fast-food outlets remained open.”
26. “They taped off every other urinal in my workplace.”
27. “Sign on the inside of work bathroom door: close toilet lid before flushing to prevent plumes of Covid-19.”
28. “We held our carol service in a local park, but had to send out invitations by word of mouth, rather than email, so we’d have plausible deniability if stopped by police.”
29. “Having to wear a disposable apron and gloves while visiting my mother in a care home, while she was on the other side of a floor-to-ceiling Perspex wall.”
30. “Scotch eggs. You couldn’t drink in a pub unless you also had a ‘substantial’ meal.”
31. “Testing of totally healthy people and making them stop work based on a questionable positive test result, when they have no symptoms, creating NHS staff shortages, cancelled operations. Things that, you know, actually kill people…”
32. “My son works in the NHS on the Covid ward and could go to the local Sainsbury’s for his lunch. But when we were ill and isolating at home, he had to isolate as well – for 10 days.”
33. “My eight-year-old granddaughter telling me they weren’t allowed to sing Happy Birthday at school for her friend’s ninth birthday.”
34. “It was illegal to see your parents in their back garden, but legal to meet them in a pub garden with lots of other people.”
35. “I had to abandon my weekly choir practice – but my husband was allowed to sing as a spectator at a football match.”
36. “They removed all the bins in Regent’s Park and Hampstead Heath.”
37. “Having a flask of tea or coffee on a walk meant it was classified as a picnic – and thus verboten.”
38. “Bring your own biro to a dental appointment to fill in a form declaring you do not have Covid.”
39. “My neighbour refused to hang the washing out to dry – they thought the sheets might catch Covid and infect them.”
40. “My 12-year-old had to sit alone at her grandfather’s funeral – her first experience of one – even though we drove there together and hugged outside. There were three officials watching us all to ensure we didn’t break the rules.”
41. “We could only go outdoors once a day for exercise.”
42. “In pubs, wearing a mask to get from the door to the table, and the table to the toilet – but not wearing a mask while sitting down.”
43. “People in a Tier 3 area walking two minutes down the road for a pint in Tier 2.”
44. “In Wales, supermarkets were allowed to stay open, but the aisles containing children’s clothing and books were taped off. Because buying a baby’s jumper is so much more perilous than picking up a pint of milk.”
45. “The pallbearers all but threw my mother’s coffin in the grave and ran away. They had her down as a Covid death, but she died of cancer.”
46. “The one-way systems around supermarkets that led to people being forced into parts they didn’t want to be in, making them spend more time in the shop – while Covid simply circulated over the top of the shelves.”
47. “Children abandoned by social services and left in the clutches of terrible parents.”
48. “Police breaking into our student house and pinning my girlfriend by the neck up against the wall. I said: ‘This is England – you’re not allowed to do that.’”
49. “Residents of care homes forgetting who they were during the long months when family were not allowed to visit them.”
50. “Dying alone. How many died alone? How many?””
UK Cancels All Covid Mandates (Globalist Pope Exposed)
In this episode of The Remnant Underground, Michael J. Matt comments on a strangely underreported bombshell: PM Boris Johnson is to drop ALL mandates in the UK. Yes, that’s right… ALL OF THEM!
Kaysee, I’ve heard that all mandates have been dropped in the UK and Ireland, yet NHS staff are still being sacked for not taking the clot shots. I don’t know what’s going on over there, it looks like there’s a quiet civil war in progress between the different powers that be.
Shy Ted says:
January 24, 2022 at 2:30 pm
Top 50 Convidiocy
You missed the T-shirt the council workers and rangers were wearing for two years: “Spread LOVE not COVID” – says it all, from that moment on I changed.
Benny
@bennyjohnson
Tens of thousands of patriotic American stand shoulder to shoulder at the “Defeat The Mandates” march and ROAR agains tyranny & fascism.
Listen to them roar. Chills. We will win
And to think they’re still going after Trump; hunter and his zombie dad should be tried for treason:
The Biden family received $31 million from Chinese officials with links to the highest levels of Chinese intel.
Peter Schweizer on Life, Liberty and Levin: “The Biden family, while he was vice president and continuing when he became president, received some $31 million from Chinese individuals who we’re linked to the highest levels of Chinese intelligence.”
Hunter Biden reportedly had such a robust relationship with a Xi regime-linked Chinese language businessman that he dubbed him the “Superchairman,” in line with Government Accountability Institute President Peter Schweizer.
The UK is ending all mandates except for the requirement for health workers to get vaccinated, and that’s being stridently opposed. As many as 70,0000 health workers are not vaccinated and may face being sacked on April 1:
So not all mandates. Just one absolutely critical one. Let’s hope the bulldog spirit wins.
Just a reminder we cannot believe a single word these barstewards or their acolytes say.
Sorry if you’ve already seen the smug barsteward at the WEF. He’s simply ecstatic.
He might think he’s got a gig at the big table but I think he’s going to get thrown under the bus.
Ted, there are still plenty of ‘mandates’ such as the masks imposed by Mayor Khan on London Transport and of course the teachers unions blackmailing schools into forcing masks onto children.
In local news, the SA teachers union is going to strike unless their demands for child masking and various other things are met.
There are cracks in the facade, but we still have a considerable way to go.
Yes mh, noticed that too. After weeks of disaster porn on TheirABC and the other usual suspects about Cherbourg, they have suddenly lost interest, as those demmed Aborigines are not getting sick and dying as per the narrative.
What a loathsome bunch of amoral parasites they are.
COVID outbreak in Cherbourg’s Aboriginal community defies odds as peak reached
The Aboriginal town of Cherbourg, 250 kilometres north-west of Brisbane, is seemingly defying the odds against the highly contagious Omicron variant.
When the first case of the virus was detected on December 29, authorities feared a rapid spread and high numbers of hospitalisations due to the vulnerable population and comparatively low vaccination rates.
Almost a month later, just two people have been hospitalised and both have since recovered. The daily case numbers in the town are also already slowing…
It has been suggested that Aborigines who can survive the crappy, crowded conditions in their settlements would brush off OMG like a blowfly on a summer’s day.
NEPAL, HIMALAYA: I thought the American hard rock cafe chain was the real deal….. that was until high up in the Himalayan mountain range I discovered a cafe that goes by the same name, but the famous American restaurant chain, is actually built into a huge rock. That’s right… the Himalayan Hard Rock Cafe is literally a cafe that is built into a hard rock.
If you saw my videos from a few weeks back, you’ll have seen me walk by the Himalayan Hard Rock Cafe starving… only to discovered that it was closed. That coupled with the fact that I never swam in the river at the highest point kept bothering the hell out of me after I’d returned to Kathmandu.
It made me want to go back to complete my physical and culinary mission. Then as I started uploading my Himalayan videos… people from the Langtang mountain range started reaching out telling me how grateful they were for marketing their region and sending tourists back up their way.
One of the people who wrote me runs a bakery in Kyanjin Gumpa. He mentioned he knew the owner of The Hard Rock Cafe that was closed when I did my trek. After giving her a call he told me she’d open the restaurant just for me.
Q: Why is carbon better than silicon for life?
Carbon bonds tend to be of the same strength, and while silicon forms a very strong and stable first bond, the others are less stable and strong. So, a carbon–oxygen bond, being of similar strength to other carbon bonds, can easily swap out atoms, resulting in a chemical reaction. In the case of silicon, the silicon–oxygen bond—the first bond—is so strong that it’s very hard to break them apart. This makes the ease and versatility of silicon chemical interactions far lower than the ones involving carbon. This is the reason why carbon is the basis of life and not silicon.
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Quartz is petrified tree sap.
Geologist: Bullshit!
Me: 😎
I remember my uncles rock collection. Cross sectioned and polished. Lots of quartz.
They were all remains of ancient trees.
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The cave he stays in is a ancient tree. I wonder if he knows it?
Geologist: No it is not!
Me: Yes it is! It is clear as day.
Geologist: What you say is contrary to my education.
Me: That cave is a petrified ancient tree. Chill out and open your mind.
With that said, check out his channel.
3 DAYS solo survival – NO FOOD, NO WATER, NO SHELTER in OUT BACK AUSTRALIA. EP 82
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I could spend many nights there. No problem. As long as you are dry, safe and warm, let me in.
Building complete and warm survival shelter | Bushcraft earth hut, grass roof & fireplace with clay
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Lame pics.
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Fauci Tells Vaccine Addicts To Get Their FOURTH Booster Shot!
Salty Cracker
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Dad’s Tearful Plea For Answers About His Son’s Death After Pfizer Vaccine: “All He Wanted To Do Was Play Hockey”
https://thecovidworld.com/dads-tearful-plea-for-answers-about-his-sons-death-after-receiving-pfizer-vaccine-all-he-wanted-to-do-was-play-hockey/
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BY TYLER DURDEN
SUNDAY, JAN 23, 2022 – 10:35 AM
Just as the covid narrative is slowly disintegrating even as its MSM propaganda powers “cancel” anyone who dares to speak out against the lies – so the “Russia is about to invade Ukraine” plotline just suffered a major blow after the chief of Germany’s navy, vice-admiral Kay-Achim Schönbach , said on Friday that Crimea “will never come back”, and that what Putin “really wants is respect…and it is easy to give him the respect he really demands – and probably deserves.”
And sure enough, just one day later, on Saturday evening, he resigned from his post for having the temerity to speak out against conventional wisdom…
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/germany-roiled-political-earthquake-navy-chief-resigns-after-saying-putin-deserves-respect
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Good Lame Pics. Now for something serious: is islam destroying France:
When French President Emmanuel Macron speaks, it is only about the pandemic. Political analysts think that if he manages to avoid all other topics, his reelection will be a certainty. If he does not, everything could turn out any which way.
“No, the great replacement is not a fantasy“. — Éric Zemmour, candidate in France’s upcoming presidential election, YouTube, December 15, 2021.
“Four hundred thousand Muslim immigrants enter France each year. In five years, that makes two million more Muslims. These Muslims go to live in the Muslim areas and do not integrate… What do you think that means?” — Éric Zemmour, YouTube, December 15, 2021.
“We see violence in our cities and towns…. We see hatred of France and its history becoming the norm… You abandon, without reacting, entire districts of our country to the law of the strongest… if a civil war breaks out, the army will maintain order on its own soil…. No one can want such a terrible situation… but yes, once again, civil war is brewing in France and you know it perfectly well”. — Open letter in Valeurs Actuelles, signed by thousands of professional soldiers who asked that their names not be made public, May 9, 2021.
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/18163/eric-zemmour-france
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First decision of the day is which Cat to go to first
Who knew, spellchecker invented by Kiwi
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Joe corner
Oops
Seems he keeps going to Delaware for some brain therapy
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Could as easily say Morrison
Anyway, a test to replace the RAT
Freebies if you’re a good person
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John Wayne Bobbitt might disagree.
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Shy Ted says:
January 23, 2022 at 1:06 pm
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Thanks Ted, there’s some very clever people around.
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John Wayne Gacy might agree
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WAYNE ROOT: We are in a Civil War. It’s a War of Good vs Evil. And Democrats are the Confederate South
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Steve trickler says:
January 23, 2022 at 1:20 pm
I does make me wonder. My religious knowledge is practically zero and the flat earth part / aliens…yeah, nah.
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Thanks Steve, that was an interesting video. There are some very strange passages in the Bible about the Nephilim, the rebellious angels who followed Satan, which say that they came down to the Earth and mated with human women which produced new creatures we call the “giants”. I can’t remember the Greek name for these creatures but they were very tall, so “giant” stuck.
So, God destroyed the earth to wipe them out, sparing only Noah and his family as their DNA wasn’t tainted by interbreeding with the Nephilim. They were back again after the flood, Goliath for example and other taller than average individuals David singled out for execution.
The Bible also says that, in the future, it will be like the days of Noah again, there will be another attempt to corrupt human DNA prior to Yahoshua’s return as Messiah ben David. It will be a bumpy ride till then, but the Good Guy wins in the end.
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“How did we listen to that bonkers, ahem, advice with a straight face? With the UK set to be one of the first countries to come out of the pandemic, I thought it was worth starting to compile a list of the most lunatic measures. Lest we forget.
Some of my followers on Twitter offered these. I’m sure you will have your own.
1. “Church yesterday. Wafer but no wine for communion. Service followed by wine and biscuits to mark the vicar’s retirement.”
2. “The one where you could work in a control room with multiple people for 12 hours then be breaking the law if you sat on a bench drinking coffee with one of them.”
3. “Forming a socially distanced queue at the airport before being sardined into a packed plane with the same people, two hours later.”
4. “Swings in our local park put into quarantine or removed – even though children were barely at risk from Covid as swings were outside.”
5. “No butterfly stroke allowed while swimming.”
6. “Pubs with no volume on the TV.”
7. “Not allowing people to sit on a park bench. My elderly aunt kept fit by walking her dog every day, but she needed to rest. Since that rule, she stopped going out. She went downhill and died last April.”
8. “I got thrown out of a McDonald’s for refusing to stand on a yellow circle. I was the only customer.”
9. “Yellow and black hazard tape across public seats and benches outdoors.”
10. “I’m stuck in the infant in-patient ward with my nine-day-old sick baby, post C-section, unable to look after him. My husband (same household) is not allowed to be here with us. I’m having panic attacks, which is preventing me from producing milk for the baby.”
11. “I was advised by a council worker to keep my dog on a lead because people might stop to pet her and congregate too closely.”
12. “My bed-ridden mother-in-law with dementia in a care home where only ‘window visits’ were allowed. Mum was on the first floor. Had to wait for someone to die on the ground floor so she could be moved down there and finally seen by her family. After 12 months.”
13. “Two people allowed to go for a walk on a golf course. If they took clubs and balls, it was a criminal offence.”
14. “The one-way system in my local pub, which meant that to visit the loo you had to make a circular journey through the building, ensuring you passed every table.”
15. “My dad was failing in his care home. We weren’t allowed to visit him until the doctor judged he was end-of-life care because of one positive case in the home. We had 24 hours with him before he passed.”
16. “People falling down the escalator on the Underground because they were frightened of touching the handrails – even though you couldn’t get Covid from surfaces.”
17. “Rule of Six. My wife and I have three children so we could meet either my wife’s mum or her dad, but not both at the same time.”
18. “Nobody solved an airborne virus transmission with a one-way system in Tesco.”
19. “How about not being allowed for several months – by law – to play tennis outdoors with my own wife? We’d have been further apart from each other on court than in our own home.”
20. “On two occasions, I was stopped and questioned while taking flowers to my mother’s grave. One time, a police officer even asked for my mum’s name. No idea what he would have done with that information.”
21. “Birmingham City Council cutting the grass in two-metre strips – so the weeds could social-distance?”
22. “Northampton police checking supermarket baskets for non-essential items.”
23. “All the children at school were asked to bring in a favourite book, but it had to be quarantined for two days before being ‘exposed’ to the rest of the class.”
24. “Dr Hilary on Good Morning Britain advising people to wear masks on the beach – and that it would be a good idea to swim in the sea with one on, too.”
25. “Gyms and exercise classes forced to close, but fast-food outlets remained open.”
26. “They taped off every other urinal in my workplace.”
27. “Sign on the inside of work bathroom door: close toilet lid before flushing to prevent plumes of Covid-19.”
28. “We held our carol service in a local park, but had to send out invitations by word of mouth, rather than email, so we’d have plausible deniability if stopped by police.”
29. “Having to wear a disposable apron and gloves while visiting my mother in a care home, while she was on the other side of a floor-to-ceiling Perspex wall.”
30. “Scotch eggs. You couldn’t drink in a pub unless you also had a ‘substantial’ meal.”
31. “Testing of totally healthy people and making them stop work based on a questionable positive test result, when they have no symptoms, creating NHS staff shortages, cancelled operations. Things that, you know, actually kill people…”
32. “My son works in the NHS on the Covid ward and could go to the local Sainsbury’s for his lunch. But when we were ill and isolating at home, he had to isolate as well – for 10 days.”
33. “My eight-year-old granddaughter telling me they weren’t allowed to sing Happy Birthday at school for her friend’s ninth birthday.”
34. “It was illegal to see your parents in their back garden, but legal to meet them in a pub garden with lots of other people.”
35. “I had to abandon my weekly choir practice – but my husband was allowed to sing as a spectator at a football match.”
36. “They removed all the bins in Regent’s Park and Hampstead Heath.”
37. “Having a flask of tea or coffee on a walk meant it was classified as a picnic – and thus verboten.”
38. “Bring your own biro to a dental appointment to fill in a form declaring you do not have Covid.”
39. “My neighbour refused to hang the washing out to dry – they thought the sheets might catch Covid and infect them.”
40. “My 12-year-old had to sit alone at her grandfather’s funeral – her first experience of one – even though we drove there together and hugged outside. There were three officials watching us all to ensure we didn’t break the rules.”
41. “We could only go outdoors once a day for exercise.”
42. “In pubs, wearing a mask to get from the door to the table, and the table to the toilet – but not wearing a mask while sitting down.”
43. “People in a Tier 3 area walking two minutes down the road for a pint in Tier 2.”
44. “In Wales, supermarkets were allowed to stay open, but the aisles containing children’s clothing and books were taped off. Because buying a baby’s jumper is so much more perilous than picking up a pint of milk.”
45. “The pallbearers all but threw my mother’s coffin in the grave and ran away. They had her down as a Covid death, but she died of cancer.”
46. “The one-way systems around supermarkets that led to people being forced into parts they didn’t want to be in, making them spend more time in the shop – while Covid simply circulated over the top of the shelves.”
47. “Children abandoned by social services and left in the clutches of terrible parents.”
48. “Police breaking into our student house and pinning my girlfriend by the neck up against the wall. I said: ‘This is England – you’re not allowed to do that.’”
49. “Residents of care homes forgetting who they were during the long months when family were not allowed to visit them.”
50. “Dying alone. How many died alone? How many?””
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kaysee says:
January 23, 2022 at 2:34 pm
UK Cancels All Covid Mandates (Globalist Pope Exposed)
In this episode of The Remnant Underground, Michael J. Matt comments on a strangely underreported bombshell: PM Boris Johnson is to drop ALL mandates in the UK. Yes, that’s right… ALL OF THEM!
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Kaysee, I’ve heard that all mandates have been dropped in the UK and Ireland, yet NHS staff are still being sacked for not taking the clot shots. I don’t know what’s going on over there, it looks like there’s a quiet civil war in progress between the different powers that be.
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Shy Ted says:
January 24, 2022 at 2:30 pm
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You missed the T-shirt the council workers and rangers were wearing for two years: “Spread LOVE not COVID” – says it all, from that moment on I changed.
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Climate Activist Arnold Schwarzenegger Almost Kills Lady With Gigantic SUV
Salty Cracker
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kaysee says:
January 23, 2022 at 8:04 pm
HAUSER
Adagio (Albinoni)
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He needs a haircut, maybe he’s unvaxxed.
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“Just a bad flu” – Scott Morrison late 2020.
If people weren’t “dying”, d1ckhead, we’d soon run out of space on the planet.
When will Aunty change the narrative to “living with COVID”?
/Moronic
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Spectacular aviation scenes from 1918 (speed corrected)
A few spectacular aerial victory scenes and aviation scenes from 1918.
Victory of Raymond Vanier on 19 July 1918 near Cuperly, France, German crew wounded but lived.
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Steve Hilton goes ballistic about the idiot biden, the fauci virus and the criminal swamp; 9 minutes:
https://twitter.com/NextRevFNC/status/1485463620146323459?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
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Benny
@bennyjohnson
Tens of thousands of patriotic American stand shoulder to shoulder at the “Defeat The Mandates” march and ROAR agains tyranny & fascism.
Listen to them roar. Chills. We will win
https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1485318767299244037?s=20
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And to think they’re still going after Trump; hunter and his zombie dad should be tried for treason:
The Biden family received $31 million from Chinese officials with links to the highest levels of Chinese intel.
Peter Schweizer on Life, Liberty and Levin: “The Biden family, while he was vice president and continuing when he became president, received some $31 million from Chinese individuals who we’re linked to the highest levels of Chinese intelligence.”
Hunter Biden reportedly had such a robust relationship with a Xi regime-linked Chinese language businessman that he dubbed him the “Superchairman,” in line with Government Accountability Institute President Peter Schweizer.
https://gellerreport.com/2022/01/biden-family-received-31-million-from-chinese-officials-with-links-to-the-highest-levels-of-chinese-intel.html/
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The UK is ending all mandates except for the requirement for health workers to get vaccinated, and that’s being stridently opposed. As many as 70,0000 health workers are not vaccinated and may face being sacked on April 1:
So not all mandates. Just one absolutely critical one. Let’s hope the bulldog spirit wins.
Just a reminder we cannot believe a single word these barstewards or their acolytes say.
Sorry if you’ve already seen the smug barsteward at the WEF. He’s simply ecstatic.
He might think he’s got a gig at the big table but I think he’s going to get thrown under the bus.
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I see the low vaxxed Aboriginal community of Cherbourg has dropped off the Courier Mail website.
Uppity blacks refusing to cooperate with the media covid disaster narrative by not dying.
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Ted, there are still plenty of ‘mandates’ such as the masks imposed by Mayor Khan on London Transport and of course the teachers unions blackmailing schools into forcing masks onto children.
In local news, the SA teachers union is going to strike unless their demands for child masking and various other things are met.
There are cracks in the facade, but we still have a considerable way to go.
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Yes mh, noticed that too. After weeks of disaster porn on TheirABC and the other usual suspects about Cherbourg, they have suddenly lost interest, as those demmed Aborigines are not getting sick and dying as per the narrative.
What a loathsome bunch of amoral parasites they are.
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Defying the odds lol
The ABC
COVID outbreak in Cherbourg’s Aboriginal community defies odds as peak reached
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It has been suggested that Aborigines who can survive the crappy, crowded conditions in their settlements would brush off OMG like a blowfly on a summer’s day.
There may be some truth in that.
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Australia has been gypped.
Only Clive Palmer is talking about this transfer of wealth right now.
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Late night lunacy
Do we have a winner?
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Mark Steyn on Covid: What was it all for?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yalewmA1eFw
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The Himalayan adventures continue.
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Harold Baldr:
NEPAL, HIMALAYA: I thought the American hard rock cafe chain was the real deal….. that was until high up in the Himalayan mountain range I discovered a cafe that goes by the same name, but the famous American restaurant chain, is actually built into a huge rock. That’s right… the Himalayan Hard Rock Cafe is literally a cafe that is built into a hard rock.
If you saw my videos from a few weeks back, you’ll have seen me walk by the Himalayan Hard Rock Cafe starving… only to discovered that it was closed. That coupled with the fact that I never swam in the river at the highest point kept bothering the hell out of me after I’d returned to Kathmandu.
It made me want to go back to complete my physical and culinary mission. Then as I started uploading my Himalayan videos… people from the Langtang mountain range started reaching out telling me how grateful they were for marketing their region and sending tourists back up their way.
One of the people who wrote me runs a bakery in Kyanjin Gumpa. He mentioned he knew the owner of The Hard Rock Cafe that was closed when I did my trek. After giving her a call he told me she’d open the restaurant just for me.
It was time to return to the mountains…
Hard Rock Cafe Himalaya 🇳🇵
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The pandemic is really bad in the UK
Protestors gather as The Black Bitch pub faces controversial name change
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NvOukmXGEs
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Old bloke says:
January 24, 2022 at 2:23 pm
G’day.
The places I’ve found in Australia via Google Earth has rattled me. Evidence of massive ancient petrified trees.
I am 100% sure Ayers Rock / Uluru is one them.
Currently place marking all these spots. I’ll drop the co-ordinates in a couple of days.
I ask myself if its pareidolia?
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Q: Why is carbon better than silicon for life?
Carbon bonds tend to be of the same strength, and while silicon forms a very strong and stable first bond, the others are less stable and strong. So, a carbon–oxygen bond, being of similar strength to other carbon bonds, can easily swap out atoms, resulting in a chemical reaction. In the case of silicon, the silicon–oxygen bond—the first bond—is so strong that it’s very hard to break them apart. This makes the ease and versatility of silicon chemical interactions far lower than the ones involving carbon. This is the reason why carbon is the basis of life and not silicon.
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Mark Dice:
The Tech Revolution NO ONE is Talking About
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Where is Peng Shuai? 🎾
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Richo is transitioning to Transhuman?
The next stage is a head-in-a-jar?
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Mount Olga / Kata Tjuta is a graveyard. The big bloke got pummeled. Nasty.
Geologist: You are a wacko tricker!
Me: You pricks are useless.
Nephilim; giant trees and the flood. Evidence is oozing out of the woodwork.
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Lame pics.