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Anthony Colpo’s latest:
The Great Australian Die-Off Continues, as Excess Mortality Hits Levels Not Seen Since WWII
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The brilliant Jessica Rose does a fantastic expose of the TGA's FOI 2389 release giving another overview of the fertility data and cell distribution studies. Worth the 5 minutes read.
"The shortcoming of the repeat dose toxicity study design should not preclude approval of the vaccine."
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Lawyers are like Lobbyists.Originally Posted by Barry Charles
Everyone hates them but if you get rid of them, then you just end up at square one again pretty quickly.
They are just a stand in that people pay, because they do what you do for small moments in time only, all the time. Thus they are far better at it. Hence why politicians ignore you as an individual and people that self-represent themselves in court rarely win.
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Transgender Track And Field Athletes Can't Compete In Women's International Events | LAist
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First study to demonstrate a link between jab uptake and excess mortality in Europe. Is there a Link between the 2021 COVID-19 Vaccination Uptake in Europe and 2022 Excess All-Cause Mortality?[v1] | Preprints
With analysis by the excellent Dr. Campbell. Vaccination v excess deaths, correlation study - YouTube
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It got traction. Wait for my Commentary.
I disagree with your characterization.
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I agree with the disagreement. The mask support cannot be forgiven.
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Chris was a key voice in spreading awareness of the efforts to ban Kratom. I am not a Kratom user so it would have had no affect on me but I was 100% against the FDA trying that.
As for the test thing, maybe they should look at making it extremely difficult to prescribe for transgenderism instead. Not impossible but just stringent for these growing number of procedures, many of which apparently proceed because of a feeling.
Hopefully Chris’ voice can have similar influence here.
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Climate Activism is religion: The cult of the climate apocalypse - spiked
This has become increasingly obvious. And it works pretty well since humans seem to be hard-wired for faith in the unprovable and obedience to authority. And as a result, pieces of shit like Bill Gates and Al Gore see and opportunity and take it: World's Biggest Seller of Carbon Offsets Accused of Being a Scam | Frontpage MagThe End Times are back once more. The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, published this week, prompted a typically apocalyptic response in the media and beyond. ‘It’s our last chance to limit global warming before climate-change damage becomes irreversible’, ran one headline. ‘Act now or it’s too late’, was the Guardian’s measured assessment. It might as well have said, ‘Repent sinners, the end is nigh’.
This swerve into almost religious rhetoric is no one-off. Mainstream climate-change coverage and activism are now dominated by the apocalyptic imagination. Indeed, the belief that humanity is facing possible extinction in the next century or sooner lies at the heart of the propaganda of Extinction Rebellion (XR) and its spin-off, Just Stop Oil. During interviews, and increasingly court appearances, activists present themselves as distressed and angered by the complacency of the public. Time is running out, they say frantically.
The apocalyptic nature of so much of contemporary environmentalism is no mere rhetorical flourish. It seems to structure the thought and outlook of activists. To grasp why apocalyptic thinking seems to resonate so strongly with hardline environmentalists, it is worth looking at the ancient, indeed Biblical, origins of this thinking – in which fantasies of vengeance and the promise of a world redeemed were first forged.
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Apocalypticism may have developed hand-in-hand with religion and Christianity in particular. But it has persisted as a mode of thinking among certain sections of society, even as Christianity’s influence has waned. Indeed, as societies have become more secular, so apocalyptic thinking has become more secular, too.
We see this today, above all, in the case of environmentalism. For it’s there that apocalyptic projections and predictions are now most at home. Greenism shares with its Biblical precursor an obsession with days of judgement, with vengeance upon the wicked and the dream of a redeemed world. But there’s a vital difference between the Biblical apocalypse and its green iteration. Those to be judged today are not a portion of sinful humanity. No, they are all of humanity. And the redeemed world dreamt of by climate activists is not the kingdom of God promised by earlier apocalyptic narratives. Instead, it is a kingdom of nature, and it is distinctly opposed to humanity. In short, the green End Times amount to a very anti-human apocalypse.
Every time a state government or a corporation announces a particular environmental target, most of the time what they mean is that they’re going to make some small changes and then they’ll buy some offsets or credits to compensate for the rest.
For example, makers of actual cars were forced to buy credits from Tesla by California so that working-class drivers were financing luxury car owners. Airlines now routinely announce that they’re buying offsets which means a portion of your ticket is going to pay off some company that is supposedly doing some environmentally sound. Your power company buys credits resold by some company that’s supposedly running wind farms in Wyoming (that nobody needs) which doesn’t mean that you’re using wind power, but that you’re paying for someone else to use wind power to atone for your use of fossil fuels.
Obviously, this is already a scam. And the few sincere environmentalists who believe the sky is actually falling denounce it as such. But it’s an incredibly lucrative scam that moves billions if not trillions of dollars around.
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