Description:Top scientists are saying that the current swine flu outbreak came from a vaccine lab, but you won’t hear that in the controlled corporate media. Nor will you hear about Bilderberg plans to use the pandemic hysteria to flex the muscles of their nascent global government. But you will hear all about it in this week’s episode of The Corbett Report.
Documentation – Experimental Infection of Pigs with the Human 1918 Pandemic Influenza Virus
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15:50
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The paper published in the May 2009 issue of the Journal of Virology detailing recent scientific studies about infecting pigs with the 1918 Spanish flu (apparently the pigs got sick).
Documentation – Biosafety Irregularity in Spanish Flu Experiments
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21:56
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The University of Georgia claims that it was too troublesome to convene its Institutional Biosafety Committee to review research to genetically reconstruct the Spanish flu.
Documentation – ‘Accidental’ Contamination Of Vaccine With Live Avian Flu Virus Virtually Impossible
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31:29
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Please get this article out to everyone you know. We have to demand a formal investigation into this incident which could have (and may) potentially kill millions.
So if you accidentally almost mix live bird flu virus in with the regular flu shot you get the contract to develop a vaccine for the latest killer disease…
Documentation – Fewer than a third in US would get swine flu jab
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39:45
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Fewer than a third of U.S. adults would get a shot especially made to protect against the new H1N1 swine flu virus, according to a poll released on Thursday.
Documentation – The Model State Emergency Health Powers Act
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43:58
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Draft legislation that has been adopted by over 40 states that allows for quarantine and mandated vaccinations in the event of a public health emergency.
Documentation – Bush Greases Skids For UN Pandemic Power Grab
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48:35
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Discusses the 2007 move to put the U.S., Mexico and Canada on a single continental response to a flu outbreak…and we all saw how well that worked in the current swine flu outbreak, with the borders remaining wide open.
People are in full panic mode already, at least in California. Many stores in my area have no toilet paper, paper towels, water, etc. Public events are being canceled left and right, public statements by local government, businesses and organizations are being made. Plane tickets, cruise tickets, and other tickets to travel somewhere have much less cost.
But if we step back and look at the numbers so far (roughly 5,000 dead worldwide), we are on pace for about 25-30 thousand deaths in a year. According to the CDC, 80,000 people died from the flu in the U.S. just last year. https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/least-80-000-people-died-flu-last-winter-u-s-n913486
Yet, people are panicking over COVID-19. I think that when there is a new, exotic-sounding virus, people panic. The conditioning from movies, TV shows, media, authoritative-sounding government officials kicks in and we find ourselves in this type of situation. A situation that has the potential to get a lot worse as far as loss of freedom and a governmental clamp down on society.
Always bear in mind that the lynchpin of this global hoax is the bogus and fraudulent PCR “TEST.” Without the test, the whole PANDEMIC folds like a cheap suit into typical death rates and illness rates for seasonal flu and pneumonia. Crunch the numbers for yourself eliminating the “results” of the phony test referred to erroneously as “cases.”
NWO Objectives and Agenda (not inclusive)
1) Controlled demolition of the financial markets giving the excuse to print tens of trillions of dollars and euros from thin air leading to hyperinflation of all fiat after a short period of deflation. Transfer of the blame from the central banks to a non-existent virus.
2) Transfer of paper wealth from what remains of the middle class to the 0.01%. Elimination of paper fiat as a “health hazard.”
3) Debt slavery to the central banks of the global population. Hunger Games society.
4) “Medical” martial law.
5) Mandatory vaccination against the VIRUS. Who knows what shit they will force into your blood stream. The vaccine will prove to be a fabulous success as the super virus never existed in the first place. All they have to do is to reduce the rate of positives on the PCR bogus test.
Yes, indeed. We do not live in a reasonable world, but one void of reason.
However, as they say in politics, nothing happens by accident.
Weaponized health is surely here.
The fact that the Center for Democracy Control (the CDC) is acting liked AIPAC should arouse any and all critical thinking and questioning.
As to the references to culture, movies as a prime example, sure, the public is being juiced up to accept the medical martial law that could be imposed.
Reading the Global Research Report today and for days, it seems that there is evidence that a reasonable mind could use to come to the conclusion that the virus, Corona that is, started in the US.
The US has all five strains and if you read the report you can see the bolded assumptions made which then follow with evidence.
That the world health organizations are working to take control of medical martial law, with their hands held of course, by the military and corporate media, is reasonably signaling that there is a ‘posseeing up’, the ropes are in the saddles and the sheriff and deputies, in this case the health organizations, are in charge.
The failure of global, transnational capitalist economics, is one of the great notable ‘coincidences’ that is in play now. Of course the rush to assure no workers organize, neither in nation states or globally, is the first thing that enters a global capitalists mind. They understand history.
There is clearly, shown by the overthrow of eight governments in twelve years in Latin America and the seizure of their economies, and lithium especially, by the US, and the rise of fascism in Germany, Brazil, Italy, Britain the Phillipines, US, Japan, Hungary, India and the list goes on, that a coordinated, organized fascist movement has been developed and nurtured by the likes of Steve Bannon, the Mercers and also the Hicks family and Bass families that are making a killing off betting against China. They are mere players but powerful ones.
Only a better coordinated and well organized global worker and citizen movement can beat fascism, as history shows.
STANFORD HOSPITAL BOARD INTERNAL MESSAGE:
Read and understand
The new Coronavirus may not show sign of infection for many days. How can one know if he/she is infected? By the time they have fever and/or cough and go to the hospital, the lung is usually 50% Fibrosis and it’s too late. Taiwan experts provide a simple self-check that we can do every morning. Take a deep breath and hold your breath for more than 10 seconds. If you complete it successfully without coughing, without discomfort, stiffness or tightness, etc., it proves there is no Fibrosis in the lungs, basically indicates no infection. In critical time, please self-check every morning in an environment with clean air.
Serious excellent advice by Japanese doctors treating COVID-19 cases: Everyone should ensure your mouth & throat are moist, never dry. Take a few sips of water every 15 minutes at least. Why? Even if the virus gets into your mouth, drinking water or other liquids will wash them down through your throat and into the stomach. Once there, your stomach acid will kill all the virus. If you don’t drink enough water more regularly, the virus can enter your windpipe and into the lungs. That’s very dangerous. Please send and share this with family and friends. Take care everyone and may the world recover from this Coronavirus soon.
OOOPS! My “STANFORD HOSPITAL BOARD” post above is fake news, I just found out. Too bad, I thought it was very down to earth, practical and positive. It is a judgement-testing world these days.
More anecdotes from my life:
Went to Costco today. All shopping cart handles were being sanitized with wipes by an employee, another employee was handing out sanitary hand wipes at the door and loudly telling anyone within ear shot that there were no more paper towels, toilet paper, and canned beans. The person who checks your card at the entry door was wearing latex gloves. While inside, other employees were walking around sanitizing surfaces with disposable wipes. After shopping and on my way out, the same loud female employee was walking up and down the exit line ordering people (TSA style) to get into two single file lines, rather than letting them naturally form their own way of exiting the building. “Come on people! Two lines! Let’s form two lines! Keep moving!”
All of this caused me to reflect on human behavior generally. It was interesting to me that the loud female employee took on a similar role to an authoritarian TSA agent. She had a look on her face like, “everyone is a potential suspect.” There is more to be said about the reaction of the hype about the virus. We are living through an interesting time. Maybe James could further flesh this out.
Wow. Not funny, but I did laugh at your naziesque female employee. Thanks for sharing your slice of life, scpat. I have to go for our weekly grocery trip tomorrow and I’m dreading it.
Episode 086 – Medical Martial Law (revisit to 2009)
I took comfort in the tranquil setting with James calmly sitting outside giving us an overview.
It provides stability in contrast to all the media hype and frantic grocery shoppers.
Libertydan says: Do you think that this Pandemic Hype will prevent it from getting any coverage?
Yes.
The stock market and the coronavirus and all the frenzy.
It is too much noise.
Too much bad news, and more ‘bad’ news will meet numbed ears.
Our local Fluoride Group has a campaign planned and signs made.
But I don’t think this is a good time to waste bullets of truth.
I think we should wait.
The public is getting hit from all directions, so now is not a good time to introduce something new.
March 13, 2020
Derrick Broze breaks down what to expect from the global response to the spread of COVID-19. COVID-19: Social Distancing, Quarantines, and The End Game https://youtu.be/2__fVCOwX-A
I have so much respect and admiration for Derrick Broze, but I found this particular video you mention quite confusing. He railed at the “truth media” for passing on information without scrutinising it for accuracy, which is something I also find intensely annoying.
But then he also mentioned the coincidence of the Military World Games having taken place in Wuhan in October, and Event 201, which at least deserves pause for thought.
When you think about the “demographic time bomb” that the UN has been warning about since 2001, with growing elderly populations in developed and developing countries, and declining youth (especially in Japan, Italy and China, due to its “one child policy”), it does seem that this virus, which has been killing the old and the sick while leaving healthy people of working age virtually unscathed, could provide interesting answers to the question “who benefits?”
The Global Governance Ghouls are already ruling us, the plans are advanced, and “the fourth industrial revolution” is underway. Children will be indoctrinated en masse via computers – teachers will be just figures on the screen. Trump plays no part in this – they have clearly learned from the fiasco of George Bush being the “face” of the 911 crisis. Instead the faceless corporates and world institutions are already dictating to the sheeple masses.
Minnie, I agree on both comments.
I think that Derrick had a rough Friday, and there were probably other factors which we are aware of.
But like you mentioned and posted the link to, Saturday March 14th’s video Event 201 Unfolds: COVID-19 Action Platform = Global Government is top grade.
I watched/listened as I was driving home from work. Mkey posted it on another thread, along the full 60 Minutes on Swine Flu and Vaccinations 1976. https://www.corbettreport.com/your-guide-to-surviving-a-crisis/#comment-73699
I agree, Derrick probably had a rough Friday. He sounded a bit emotional; he knows people who are ill, he may have been under a lot of stress. I am in awe at all the wonderful things he does.
Just messing around….But, anyway, that guns and butter link you re-posted, was something I found based on your turning me on in the first place, to Michael Hoffman. I wouldn’t have known about him if it weren’t for you.
God, it’s barely a week and I’ve completely forgotten about it. But, quickly refreshing my mind, I have to say that my take-away from Hoffman is beware “The Method”, the concept of which seems to be encapsulated in these words that Hoffman claims to have originated inside British Intelligence- “…the more we are investigated, the more masses of people are psychologically processed by the very people who seek to expose us.” , and “Success can then be measured precisely to the extent that our work is exposed.’”
Now, that’s some scary shit….psychologically processed !
But, getting back to “Panic”. I recently criticized JC for characterizing the response to coronavirus as indicative of being a “panic”… [obviously, he’s sticking to it, maybe even doubling down on it, given that the word was punctuated with no uncertainty at the beginning of this podcast]… I pinned such criticism of his use of the term “panic” to the fact that he admittedly doesn’t have adequate data to form a judgement regarding Covid-19. My argument being, how can he characterize something as being a panic (an overreaction), when the source of said panic is poorly understood.
Well, I very much need to make a clarification: I unfortunately conflated two issues here. Panic, by its very nature is almost never a good thing, save for when you’re about to be pounced upon by a hungry lion – your store of adrenaline better damn well kick in, and fast! Panic mode, in that case – if you can manage to keep your head, literally – might be a very good thing, but, most other times, most certainly not. Yet, that’s what we’re seeing this week in telltale signs; of store shelves once filled with toilet paper, towels, hand sanitizer, gloves, surgical masks and even fucking eggs, are completely bare.
The hoarding is definitely a form of panic and definitely a sign of worry. It’s also a bit of herd mentality, as well. This act of hoarding is also an understandable reaction when the authorities are now telling people to be prepared to hunker down for two months….
But, most people are not overly worried to the point of getting too bent out of shape; they’ve just become a little more cautious in avoiding things like mass transit if other alternatives are available, or simply working from home. Nobody I know is wearing masks – not that it’s a big deal – here and there I see people who do…..
…..However, just today, rather than shaking hands, I’ve done the elbow bump four times with people. And each time it’s been an action that was somehow mutually initiated and each time it elicited a good laugh!
This is not to say that the whole thing doesn’t seem and feel bizarre and freaky – it does – but nobody I’ve met is totally freaked out over it. And, quite frankly, most think it’s over-kill (no pun intended). And I’m talking about normies, not conspiracy pundits.
By the way, it’s also very obvious that these so-called laws evidenced in the podcast, that were set up to have the WHO or UN dictate and militarily control matters upon pandemics being declared, have no teeth, whatsoever. There’s not an iota, not a scintilla of any such discussion. And until I see blue helmeted UN police on the streets, I’m taking what Jerome Corsi had to say as a complete load of crap, and an example of gross fear mongering in its own right. “The Method”?
Okay, so here’s the conflation: Sure, there is a panic reaction brought on by what the authorities are describing of this event – or non-event, same difference – and by what the authorities are telling the people to do,, e.g. stay home, keep your distance, don’t congregate, yadayadayada. It can be nerve-racking shit, no doubt…So, that’s the “panic” part. And in that sense, JC is totally justified in calling that out, if that, indeed, is what he is calling out But, that’s not really the “panic” he’s referring to; he’s calling out and criticizing the authorities as engaging in fear mongering and thus unjustifiably creating the panic, because his underlying belief is that they are nefariously overreacting and overstating their case. But, how can JC make this definitive judgement call and at the same time say he can’t form a definitive judgement of Covid-19 for lack of sufficient facts and data? On its face, it’s an utter contradiction on his part; one that maybe he can’t see, so strong is his idée fixe that this is all part and parcel of a decades long globalist agenda?
And maybe it is! But, maybe it’s not (in this particular case).
Who knows, maybe it’s a fuck-up. It may very well be some bio-weapon that leaked, or “leaked” out of Fort Detrick, and found it’s way to China. If that’s the case, it’s certainly nothing any sane person would dare sneeze at.
The bottom line, as Corbett, himself, intimated, who knows what the hell it is? I don’t. You don’t. And Corbett don’t.
You’re worried about Globalism? Well, Globalism is here. Globalism is now. I’m afraid Globalism is a done deal. We are already living a Global existence. We’re already bought in. The moment the anarcho-agorists bought their plane tickets to jet off to Acapulco, even prior to stepping onto the plane, even before settling down in their hotel rooms built and owned by multinational corporatist interests, they bought into the system.
But, maybe I’ve ranted enough, no?
Though, there’s plenty more, alexandre. Next I feel like starting in on your Patrick Wood….oooh, baby! Get prepared!
Yes, indeedee! There’s another section awaiting approval by the man. Maybe I should have added “to be continued” but too afraid to take three away from the 500 allotment, and getting too tired to count words. lol
But, listen, it’s 5:36am where I am and gonna hit the sack.
Will discuss reptilians in the very near future!
And, Mr. Wood, too. Gonna knock him off his golden pedestal, too.
Thanks for yet another lead – Wilson Bryan Key. It’s amazing how easily you can go from one person, to another, to another, to another with just a few “clicks”!….I was reading what I could of a very interesting introduction to Key’s book “Subliminal Ad-Ventures in Erotic Art”, written by Dr. Bruce R. Ledford. Dr. Ledford also wrote a forward to another book of Key’s – “The Age of Manipulation: The Con in Confidence, the Sin in Sincere”, which is equally interesting. Dr. Ledford starts the former introduction with a quote from Marshall McLuhan. McLuhan is famous for intoning a statement which is now in the general lexicon – “The medium is the message”. McLuhan more or less explains this concept in an interview linked below. He also has this to say @ 5:50 mins, which you might find interesting: “Any painter, any artist, any musician, sets out to create an effect. He sets a trap to catch somebody’s attention. Any painter, any poet, any musician sets a trap for your attention. That is the nature of art.” I’m not sure you would agree with this? But, I found his use of the word “trap” interesting, if not a bit odd.
So, I, in turn, thank you for opening up to my attention the foregoing series of individuals. Perhaps it’s the perfect time to sit back and relax with a nice, interesting book on subliminal messages in erotic art, while soon forced to ride out the pandemic emergency sequestered at home…. I can’t think of a better topic to pass the time.
What I don’t think I’ll be reading anytime soon, though, is Patrick Wood’s “Technocracy Rising”. I’m sorry, man, but his video giving five reasons to buy his book gives me the creeps:
And, the thing is, I know how much you’re into this guy!
It’s weird, alexandre, I’m listening to this guy, and I swear he’s got you hornswaggled! But, not just in the typical way any propagandist might pitch his sale. Based upon your earlier discussions regarding your having had the feeling of being second rate, or just a shadow, or even an imitation, musically, of the musical jazz greats who inhabit North America, it’s almost like I feel you have been victimized by Wood’s ideology, in a “Stockholm Syndrome” sort of way:
You have know idea how his commentary @ 6:50 mins disgusts me – “The fact is, America is fighting for its very life, and we’re under siege from many sides…”
Talk about anger, if I really expressed what I think of this guy, I’d probably get locked up….
America under siege? What, is he fucking kidding? Think about how ludicrous Wood’s statement is? The reason I mentioned Stockholm Syndrome is because as a South American, you relate to your culture and society having been one way or another, subjugated by America, victimized by America, and it hasn’t been all that pretty. And here I feel as though you’re taking Wood’s flowery incantation of good and virtuous American style corporatism and free enterprise tripe, and embracing it like a Stockholm victim embraces their oppressor.
I’m telling you, brother, I think this might be your diametrical dilemma. I think you suffer because half of you has been drinking the ideology of Wood’s Kool-Aid infused idolatry of American idealist fantasy, and the other half of who knows and feels the true reality of this beast’s iron heel.
This is not about UN Agendas, or any other demonization and distraction of Wood’s pleasing. Definitely not. This is strictly about Wood’s whitewashing American imperialism. One need only ask, where’s the truth on the ground? Where’s the pain? Does it really lie in designating some park or antiquity as an international Heritage site? Oh, big fucking deal – oh, God, I’m gonna lose my sovereignty! Or is the real pain on the ground the upending of entire sovereign nations, an activity that the “free thinkers” of American empire are wont to do? The tearing down of inconvenient, uncooperative populist governments, and the propping up of dictatorial governments, whose corruption friendly political hacks line their pockets with bribes to pave the way for “free enterprise”. Oh, yes, indeedee.
And clever Wood begins the blame game on some long forgotten group, Technocracy, Inc., whose founding members actually had some pretty damning and forthright critiques on the excesses of capitalism and the leisure class, coining the phrase “conspicuous consumption”. In other words, they were early critics of the one percent.
But, guess what? It’s no surprise Wood’s condemnation of Technocracy, Inc. Because, in reality, Wood represents the other side. He is, in reality, a corporate shill for that one percent. He’s not offering any truth. He offers obfuscation. He’s stirring a big, complex pot of psychological stew not fit for consumption.
I guess we all see what we want to see, ultimately, right? But, I see Wood as pulling out every trick in the lame ass book of propagandist techniques one could possibly imagine.
Wood has a sweet, simple and clean little narrative consisting of two columns. A rather exhaustive list of badass plans to be perpetrated by enemies of America, foreign and domestic, in one column; and the pure fantasy of free thinking, free marketing, and free enterprising of unencumbered and glorious American capitalism in column number two.
Candlelight, I had the same initial feeling of style, not content, form over substance problem. That bothered me to the point of distraction.
I had to check that out. I got some outside observer to weigh in who had corresponded with him. The message didnt match up with the medium in my head. The visual delivery was the problem I had. It didn’t match up with my anticipated pattern. I was in a trap of my own making. You might be experiencing what I went through, cause I did have a similar reaction. I didn’t like what I was seeing for some unknown reason. Woods is an egghead for lack of a better term… I encourage cutting him some slack. I may have put too much faith in someone else’s opinion but this person says he is quite different in real life from his TV persona. You also may be correct in your own instincts. More data always helps. He is very approachable and from what I hear very open to questions.
Well, yes, it is a first impressions thing, I suppose, although I think it’s a little more than that, though even still, Wood would look just right in a MAGA hat, as I mention below. Not my cup of Tea(Party).
But, the thing is, I would only feel comfortable asking the man questions if I were to first read his book, Technocracy Rising, as well as checking out all of his 250 footnotes, etc.
Who knows, by then I might be totally convinced of everything he has to say and all his timelines and all his dots.
But, I don’t feel right contributing to him one red cent to purchase his book.
I don’t, or didn’t, know Wood from Adam, except for his 11 minute “buy my book” video, but a subsequent cursory look at his website, Technocracy News & Trends, further fuels my suspicions of his corporate shilldom. By the way, he’s certainly not a “Technocracy” shill. Not at all. He’s more of a spokesman for technology than anything else…(predictive programing, anyone?)
But, returning to his website, there’s an interesting article that I’ll link below – “BioWeapons Expert Says Coronavirus Is Biological Warfare Weapon”
The Bio-weapons expert is Dr. Francis Boyle. It is very interesting to note that it’s made clear that Technocracy News (TN) states that it doesn’t endorse Dr. Boyle…. Hmm? I wonder why?
Linked below is a very recent interview that Geopolitics & Empire conducted with Dr. Boyle and is included in the article linked above:
At about 34.30 mins, Dr, Boyle explains that he’s been black-balled by the government ever since 2001, when he suggested that the anthrax used in the subsequent anthrax attacks following 9/11 was sourced from within the United States…. Hmm. Hmm? Black-balled by the government and not endorsed by Technology News…..
But, besides that interesting tid-bit that I just discovered, there’s something else I see that doesn’t surprise me at all.
Below is a link to a google search of Dr. Boyle’s books:
Please notice the titles and subjects of his books. Most, if not all, center on U.S. foreign policy, power, plunder, and the wages of empire. He also explores the plight of the Palestinians.
Now, juxtapose these books with Patrick Wood’s, below:
Maybe you can help me out here, manbearpig, because I haven’t read any of Mr. Wood’s books. All I know is that he’s constantly returning to his most personally cherished cause célèbre – the threat to America’s liberty and Her blessed freedom giving system of free enterprise that he would have us believe all Americans so truly love and cherish. So, if you’ve read any of his books, can you tell me if he discusses to any enlightening degree, the empirical reality of America’s role in such wonted hegemonic destruction that the unendorsed Dr. Boyle writes prolifically about?
I take all that out and keep what’s important to understand the story.
Patrick Wood doesn’t interest me a bit, nor his personal opinions, only what he found out, which was mainly that this new system being pounded down our throats….
Anyway, the last thing I would want to do is get into any brawls with someone who at the very least is a spiritual god-daughter of one of my favorite, inspirational, anti-establishment radical leftist elders of my youth….
So, no need to call a taxi, let alone an Uber. Please, no Uber. Medallion cabs, only!
It’s not about Wood’s personality, per se. Though, I suppose yes if it includes his modus operandi of pandering to a specific group of people. To my mind, this would include, but perhaps not limited to (obviously), members and acolytes of the Tea Party. If you listen to Wood’s 11 minute “please buy my book, you’ll be doing yourself a big favor video” while imagining him wearing a red MAGA hat; the hat would not exactly seem out of place. I’ll even bet a buck that Wood owns one.
But, maybe I’m the one who’s out of place – here.
Next to some people, I feel like a damned normie, which I’ll sort of get to later.
Meanwhile, even Rosa Koire, whom I hadn’t heard of before you mentioned her name, I find to have a bit of a skewed perception, or exaggerates things to fit her arguments. In her video, UN Agenda 2030 Exposed, linked below, at 1:45 mins she gets into her expertise in land valuation; and what she has to say sounds a little odd to me. She worked for the government evaluating land for eminent domain purposes, finding that in many cases, it was difficult to establish valuations because of owner’s restricted use of their property. From my experience, land is restricted by zoning regulations, but within any particular zoning, an owner is constitutionally entitled to the “best and highest use” of their property, which translated means getting the most monetary value from it. I’ve never heard of any case of land use running up against any designated UN Agenda 21 land jurisdiction, as she seems to be claiming. But, if that’s what she’s claiming, it has to be true, no?
One of the things I find hard to fathom is the continuity thing, wherein it’s postulated that under-the-radar secretive agendas perpetuate century after century, with their ultimate goals being virtually unchanged from their early beginnings.
Take Technocracy, Inc., for instance. It is basically a bastardized form of it’s earlier underpinnings, circa 1919, known then as the “Technical Alliance”.
Below is a little history of the movement that I find much more coherent, if not more accurate and truthful – that is, without any bones to pick – than what Wood’s thesis describes:
I knew before reading the link above, that the Technocracy movement had to have been, at some point, totally hijacked from it’s founding members original philosophical standpoint. Notably, if it’s founding member’s belief was that leadership should be devoid of businessmen and politicians – (and you can well imagine the level of corruption in the early days of oil barons and other industrial tycoons – and yes, some things never change) – it’s easy to see why scientists and engineers may have thought society would be better off in their hands than in the hands of greedy tycoons and corrupted politicians. And would have thought so in this fashion very innocently, relatively speaking.
But, you know, things aren’t always so static.
Along comes back into the fore, full guns, Howard Scott, circa 1942, with pockets full of cash with unlimited reserves, and a sweeping agenda looking every bit the part of a politically charged, nationalistic, fascistic movement. What other than business interests could have bank-rolled such a movement?
My point is, in terms of technology as a lineal progression, from the early age of the capitalist industrial revolution, to today’s titans of “high-tech”, the only “blip” in the system seems to have been that original call in 1919 from the “economists and technicians of the “Technical Alliance”, espousing the benefits to society of the skills of engineers and scientists holding sway over and above that of the political and business classes.
Who knows what the outcome would have been if their theory had caught on. But, it didn’t. And, if anything, it was hijacked by corporate interests. Let’s face it, if the likes of a Rockefeller or a Zbigniew endorsed it, and were running with Technocracy, Inc., the movement’s been long ago compromised.
Okay, okay, so let’s thank Mr. Wood after all, for turning us on to this fascistic movement of 1942.
I’m still not sure if the Gates, Schmuckerbergs, Musk’s and Bezos’, et al, of the world are secret worshipers and practitioners of Technocracy, Inc. I mean, they sure as hell don’t need Technocracy Inc.’s Inc. They have their own very robust Inc. Or, are they simply Kurzweil worshiping junkies?
Or, is it all about what it’s always been about, since the dawn of civilization?
Money, baby.
Money.
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Next up: One idea on why the truth movement didn’t progress too far…. Sabotage from the inside!
Wait a minute….Did you have the pizza in the fridge, or hopefully they’ve got Domino’s delivery where you are? Either way, stay put, man! Don’t go risking catching Covid-19 for a lousy slice of pizza out on the town, now, alex!…
Whew.
Okay, back to covert operations…..
Do you remember Daniel Hopsicker? He was a very early proponent of the 9/11 Truth Movement. He was known for exposing the ties between Mohamed Atta, et al, and the CIA run flying schools in Florida, e.g. Huffman Aviation. How Hopsicker was able to dig up all his information was always impressive to me, and I always thought, wow, he’s a helluva investigative journalist!
If you’re not familiar with Hopsicker, here he is at a 9/11 Truth Symposium back in 2008, in Keene, New Hampshire. It so happens, yours truly was there that weekend in attendance!:
Reviewing this video explains to me why I couldn’t barely keep awake. I thought it was because I was partying all night. Now I realize that Hopsicker was so damned, fucking boring!
Because you’re a tecky of sorts, check out this video of the same exact speech as the one above. It’s hard to believe the intense difference in quality! This one below is exactly how I remember it sitting in the audience, not so with the one above:
Now then, here’s the heart of this post, and what you’ve been anxiously awaiting, chowing down that delicious pizza pie!….
I found a very interesting blog discussing, or rather, accusing Hopsicker of being a government mole, with damage control being his prime objective. It’s weird, because this blog predates the Symposium by two years! The government mole insinuation states that the entire purpose of Hopsicker’s investigations was to make it look like he was exposing more government bungling of information prior to 9/11 (while legitimizing, at the same time, by default, the official story line).
Now, please take a look at Hopsicker’s article, circa 2004, on his website. The article is titled “Ten More Things You Never Knew about Mohamed Atta”. It certainly sheds light on Citizen Spook’s accusations:
Do you notice that every news item No.1 through No.10 reinforces the official narrative of 9/11, while each news item acts to denigrate and “expose” the incompetence of the intelligence agencies?
There’s also some bullshit about Mossad being “reportedly hard on the heels of at least four members of the hijack gang, including its leader Mohammed Atta.”
You can’t have made this shit up! But, apparently Hopsicker did. Damn!…. Well, he, himself, was not making these things up, he was simply busy compiling erroneous press reports from a number of sources from around the CIA infested global news corp. Unfortunately, some of these reports were re-broadcast from sources that should have thought things out a little more clearly, such as 9/11 Truth.org. In my opinion, just to use the word “alleged” doesn’t really cut very deep into the propaganda. “Alleged” doesn’t really stick. But, the propaganda does.
Would you like to know which other government mole’s modus operandi precisely parallels Hopsicker’s? She is known for whistleblowing – “exposing” FBI ineptitude, whilst cementing the official story in place. This little lady is cited twice in news item No.5.
Anyway, given the incredibly obvious and blatant use of official story lines above, gratuitously masticated and regurgitated, and spat out for a hungry crowd, I totally concur with the blogger from Citizen Spook, that Hopsicker was, indeed, a 9/11 government mole.
It’s even hard to believe Hopsicker went as far as to criticize none other than David Ray Griffin, who in my opinion is one of the pillars of the Truth Movement!
Hopsicker’s got balls, man. And, the sonuva is still publishing!
In conclusion, you really can’t trust anybody. Nobody.
Hey, listen, like Corbett has said repeatedly now, maybe in ten years we’ll find out he was working for the government, too.
Right? 🙂
J-u-s-t k-i-d-d-i-n-g!
PS:
You know, when I pulled into the Keene high school parking lot, I felt the creepiest feeling the place was probably crawling with FBI posing as Truthers.
Only, there was no way of telling who the hell was who. But, it was something I felt throughout my entire being.
It was, plainly speaking, kinda messed up in that sense.
Only, at the time, I never suspected anyone on the stage, speaking, was government.
Hmm, there’s nothing like a little savory beef fat melting in the mouth. You got that right!
Taking down Hopsicker and Edmonds: I guess you figured out who the little lady was I was referring to, eh? I went over to Newsbud, and oh, goodness, she has transformed into one strange cult of personality unto herself! I almost feel as if she may have dumped her husband and kids to become the head madam of Erdoğan’s palace harem….! I’m not even joking.
Strange Brew.
So, on the conspiracy spectrum, you’re down to Corbett, TSM and Icke. It is funny about Icke, isn’t it? The lizard thing? I hate the fact that he’s so spot on with just about most everything, because I get pulled down by the psychic weight required to give the lizards a few crumbs of credence. In other words, an unwanted consternation by virtue of their author’s more credible accounts of reality, It’s a balance. But, I’d rather not have to feed those suckers (Icke’s lizards) anything! No crumbs, no thought, no nothing! Also there’s the additional waste of energy – since you brought up that concept – of having to spend unnecessary thought in trying to fathom why? Why would Icke, with a perfectly straight face and composed demeanor, come out talking about ancient lizard blood lines like he was talking about the merits of his favorite cricket team – in the first fucking place ? WHY?
Yes, one more manifestation of bizarrity and contrivance…perfected. Another block on the road to nowhere….I mean, reality. I mean, nowhere. I mean, reality. I mean, nowhere, I mean…. It’s your walking in circles and getting nowhere. You’re comfortable in simply throwing out the crap you don’t like. With me, it’s irksome. The thing is, I’m not concerned about myself, as much as I am for other people who would throw the baby out with the bathwater, who would disregard as mere malarkey, (if I may borrow from J. Bidden) the prospect of 9/11 being a psyop, when they’re confronted with stories about lizards. And that conundrum actually goes for many dubious and questionable theories out there, be they specifically designed to be somewhat plausible red herrings, or totally whacked-out absurdities…..More on that later, because it’s important.
I do like the Dykes. But ah, poor Aaron, though. What he must of had to deal with, when he dealt with A. Jones, I can only imagine. Do you remember when he was a mainstay at Infowars? Always being hovered over and ridiculed for being chubby? Plus, when he and Melissa left Infowars, they felt like they were being stalked, to the point of feeling a bit threatened by their old boss? I have a sneaking feeling the old boss knew how bright the Dykes were and felt both threatened by that, and jealous.
Anyway, the Dykes put out some good stuff. They cover the usual topics proficiently. Not-that-everything-they-say-I-agree-with.
But, this gets into what I mentioned on another post. And, that is, I’m not a full fledged conspiracy theorist. Meaning I don’t buy into every theory that comes along, or connect every dot that’s been connected by others. Maybe you can say I have my own comfort level of plausibility, based as it is on my own level of understanding, or lack, thereof. Witness that I’m open-minded enough to concede such a thought, i.e., the thought of my own limitations, at least. I’m certainly no Stalwart when it comes to the playing fields of ideas. Latest fortune cookie: “There are no limitations in imagination.”
As for Corbett, the first entrée on your very short go-to list of sources, I agree, he does, as you say “think right”. Plus, the specific Canadian intonation in his voice tells me he’s an honest man. He, like many Canadians, are lacking a certain gene that ordinarily permits a person to lie. In short order, this gene must have been bred out of the very small Canadian population at large. Because, when you grow up in an isolated, frigid geographic location as is much, or all, of Canada, I would suspect that those who spend their lives deceiving others, and in turn, are next to useless, if not detrimental to the community, are not going to be welcome, or for that matter, survive very long.
Anyway, Honest Corbett. That’s my conspiracy theory for the day.
A further critique of Corbett to be continued…later, not presently.
I don’t know, man, I don’t like taking it to the limit anymore. I mean, what if I fuck up and type that one extra word too many? 501! I just count lines, multiply by 10, and split it up that way. Counting each word is like having to stick my eyeballs back in their sockets…..
Giving reptiles a bad rap:
You mention Wittgenstein. Good point. Maybe Icke can heed the philosopher’s words – “Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent.” Meaning whenever Icke gets that urge to rattle on about reptilian beings as real, phenomenological entities of form, he should button it up. But, you make another good point. Reptiles as metaphor for TPTSB. For beings with limitless wealth, there’s near limitless power. And perhaps limitless boredom! What do you do when you can do anything you want? Maybe you do that which you shouldn’t. You do that which is taboo. Verboden. You do that which is unacceptable to others who are powerless to stop you. Engaging in psychotic pedophilia might be just the answer to cure those rich man blues and while away idle time, when convention just doesn’t seem to cut it, when the ladies at their fingertips aren’t doing it for them anymore, why not do little girls and boys…. Icke does strap a bad rap onto reptiles, doesn’t he, linking them to Hollywood moguls, power brokers, sheiks, kings, and first and foremost, his native Royals.
As much as I am a half-baked conspiracy theorist, I am totally convinced that the essence of Pizzagate is quite real, and except for perhaps subsequent damage control embellishments perped by the estblishment, the original exposé of emails,twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts of those caught up in it was completely genuine. Whether the Russians exposed it, or some other party, through Wikileaks, or whomever, is immaterial. What convinces me the most, however, was how the entire, and I mean the e-n-t-i-r-e! establishment went absolutely bonkers over the exposé! The MSM, with not a second to spare, circled the wagons, and fired back like the monolith they are, as one voice, and they screamed like folks who just had their collective big toe stamped on, and unison they proclaimed “FAKE NEWS!” “FAKE NEWS” FAKE NEWS”….
It was a gut punch reaction because it wasn’t fake at all. Podesta’s emails weren’t fake, his brother’s home decor depicting child abuse wasn’t fake, Alafantus’ Instagram wasn’t fake, etc. Pizzagate was the impetus and ground zero for the unified rush to censor and de-monetize and punish anti-establishment gadflies on social media. What happened? Corbett sort of promised not to let it go. And I quote “…Pizzagate must not be allowed to go quietly.”
Unfortunately, Pizzagate did go quietly (into the night). Yet, that’s kind of odd that it has, given the fact that censorship, which was instigated on account of Pizzagate, is alive and well and going strong. And the MSM makes a point of reiterating when they deem it appropriate, to remind audiences of how dastardly awful Pizzagate was in terms of fake news….Why not fight back! Bring back the topic! Bring back Pizzagate! Or, is that even possible without getting totally fucked?
Yes, fuck me, while this war is waging. Fuck me while the new world odor declares martial law. Fuck me while the tanks come rolling in, and every last shred of decency, let alone sanity has been pulverized, vanquished into the sands of time, never to arise again.
Yes, fuck me. And when this shit’s all over, wake me the fuck up. ‘Cause good sleep’s a long time coming. Listening to Jason Bermas and I swear they’re gonna seal me in my house, pump me full of bullets lest I walk down the street.
I don’t mind the National Guard so much if they’d only repaint their fucking vehicles. What was wrong with Army green? What’s with this puke mustard yellow, like baby’s diarrhea? That’s what bothers me about that rollout. Get that garbage off our streets!
But, really, don’t be mocking the dead, please. That was infantile, juvenile, thoughtless. Dumb. Not you. Heir _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
I’m going to admit it’s not easy to decipher exactly your position with regard to reptilians. Do they remain simply metaphoric creatures with which to describe in somewhat graphic terms those who sit at the pinnacle? Or, is the reality so mind blowing, that you’re suggesting reptilian creatures, these “reptiles form outer space” are actually real? Or, are you saying – and I believe this is what you’re saying – that these f*ckers at the top are so goddamned evil as to be beyond imagination, and thus (hence) (either works), it’s better to think of them as if they were extremely malevolent creatures from outer space and to be as cautious with these super elites as if you were dealing with freaking alien lizards?
I’m right, right?
As far as familiarity with the mad and the elite, it depends on your definition. I’m very familiar with people slapped with the label of being paranoid schizophrenics, if that’s what you mean by “mad”. Though, I’ve never met a person suffering from necrophilia, like the sorry-assed derangement in your anecdote, shelling out 100 dollar bills for erotic necrotic solitude, which to me is far worse. Way far worse! I mean, thank goodness it’s mostly paranoid schizophrenics running around out there, rather than necrophiliacs….But, like you say, who can even imagine what’s going on at the top? Better to slap the label of reptilian creatures from the black lagoon, or outer space (pick your B movie), and concentrate on figuring out how not to be oppressed by these bastards, if at all possible.
As for the elite, I don’t know. It depends on your definition of elite. Like everything else, there are the elite, and there are the elite . There’s certainly no shortage of people believing themselves to be elite. I’ve met plenty in that category, which just thinking about it, makes for another good place to pause for a good vomit.
But, rest assured, just because an individual might have hundreds of millions, or multi billions, doesn’t necessarily make the person evil. In the same way that all philanthropy is not all evil, Yet, as we can well surmise, some “philanthropists” or “philanthropic groups” use their “philanthropy” as cover for malign objectives. Those are members of the “Club”, the very same club which George Carlin described as part of his stand-up routine. I don’t believe I’ve ever met anyone belonging to the “Club”. I hope not.
I think it’s well to remember, though, that unknowable, unimaginable reptilian types exist at all socioeconomic levels. Not just at the peek, not just from outer space, not just from the bowels of the earth….
….And I’ve probably just induced a good potential for a nice nightmare tonight.
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Off subject: In his bouts, the first real good jab Foreman threw generally marked the beginning of the end. You could just see it in the change of expression in his opponent’s faces. It was all sparkly lights and twinkles playing to the first few notes of the first stanza of Beethoven’s 5th. Foreman’s opponents no stanza too long after that! 🙂
I had rented Roger Stone’s 1991 epic JFK, and decided I’d watch it last night, which I did – it’s over 3 hours long, and I don’t think I had ever watched all of it at once, only pieces of it. I came away feeling like Stone absolutely nailed it, save perhaps for the identities of the actual shooters, which Stone basically says is immaterial, next to the scope of the entire plot, which is incredibly laid bare by the character played by Donald Sutherland, Agent X. If you haven’t seen it, it’s a good movie. So, the odd coincidence is Bob Dylan released today a 17 minute song he recorded “a while back” on the Kennedy assassination called Murder Most Foul .
I also was checking out Icke regarding his theory on reptilians because I haven’t listened to him talk about it for years. Apparently, I wasn’t paying attention because he is fully and completely into this idea not as metaphor in the slightest, but as a full blown world view. Either he is consciously and fallaciously perpetuating this reality of his to garner attention, sell books, and hold talks with sizable audiences, aka commercial marketing, or he actually believes it. It’s a very extensive alternative reality he’s got going. Reminds me of the science fiction that was originally science fiction for science fiction’s sake, but morphed into Scientology.
And perhaps this is a lead into your interesting quote -“a mistaken reading of the symbol”. For Icke, he relates a specific time and a specific place for when he first had a vision of “his” reality, and as Icke says “Where it all began.”
Out of curiosity, who is this certain mythologist who would take Icke’s rather vivid and vibrant realities as a “mistaken reading of the symbol”? What is the “symbol” and in what way does Icke’s interpretation of reality misread it? Also, might we dare now – this being as good a time as any – to dip our toes into the waters of religion?
Mythological beings, symbology, language, art, unspeakable atrocities…. Religion seems to fit right in!
Hmm, I don’t know, should we discuss religion on this here website? Maybe. If I like to think of myself as a conspiracy realist, how far away, then, could I possibly be from being a religion realist? The thing is, this isn’t a religious site. Unless, of course, we add religion to the primary list? 🙂
Safer to talk about those tree trunks that George Foreman passed off as arms. Yours was the perfect description. Especially during his second run, after what, a ten year layoff? I loved watching him, bigger and heavier than before, lumber(pun alert!)after his opponents with the tree trunks kept crossed in front of him, jabbing his opponents backwards and then landing those thudding, axe chopping blows onto a now terrified victim, silly enough to have laced up and climb through those ropes. However, Ali remains my favorite of all time! I actually dreamed of an eighth round knock-out prior to their fight in Zaire. In my dream, I saw the victorious fighter walking back to the dressing room, but only from the back, so I didn’t know the winner’s identity. I should have, though, given the fighter’s physique in the dream, which was much closer to Ali’s than Foreman’s.
Hopefully I’m not sounding like Icke, I’m sure as shit not in his league! But, had to laugh when you mentioned dreaming of post-matrix, post-glory, B-movie only, Keanu Reeves. Uncreative, indeed! Hahahaa!
Also, I know what your saying about the evolution of sports figures, going from excelling in excellence, to performing near inhuman feats. But, I have to say, Mike Tyson, boy, when he burst upon the scene, in his 21 year old prime? He would have killed anybody, even Ali in his prime.
Welp, that’s a wrap! Good day to you, sir, until the next correspondence!
“So, the odd coincidence is Bob Dylan released today a 17 minute song he recorded ‘a while back’ on the Kennedy assassination called Murder Most Foul.”
Bob Dylan.
What can you say, the guy’s a genius.
Borrowing from Tom Waits’ piano-vocal delivery…
Name-dropping galore…
Song/lyric-dropping galore…
Trance-like story-telling like no other…
Yeah, I know this not the right thread, but thanks for the guacamole recipe. No teaspoons, tablespoons, no cups, no measures – that’s my style of cookin’!
Tasted great, I made it earlier tonight, around midnight. Three cloves of garlic are enough to do two things – ward off Dracula, and kill some Covid. With that amount of garlic on my breath I feel very protected and secure. To the recipe I added onion, and instead of parsley (don’t get me wrong, I love parsley, lots of parsley!) I used cilantro. It’s funny about cilantro, I really like it in Mexican or Tex/Mex, but not really anywhere else. Some people are said to think it smells like soap. When I smell it by itself, it smells like stink bugs. I don’t know if you’ve ever smelled a stink bug, but the little buggers can really earn their given name, if you piss them off.
Just a quick note about Stone’s “JFK” vs. Corbett’s “China and the New World Order” which I watched again after you made the comparison…. Well, one thing to remember is JFK was produced for the silver screen, like all proper Hollywood movies; it’s not a documentary, or for that matter, a docudrama. It’s also a period piece, basically beginning the day Kennedy was assassinated through Jim Garrison’s unsuccessful prosecution trial of Clay Shaw in 1969. So, in the context of the movie, it would be unrealistic to think Agent X was appraised of the contents of Anthony Suttons’s treatises delving into the back story of US-China political relations beginning with Kissinger’s trip to China in the early 1970’s, which treatises were only published in the 1970’s. Agent X, whether he was an actual historical character, or just a vehicle created to expound Stone’s point of view, as much as his character may have been in the “know” as far as certain Pentagon/CIA funny business, there’s still the idea of compartmentalization. So, even though the movie doesn’t go as deep as say, Corbett’s “China and the New World Order”, it’s not really within its scope to do so, nor would it be at all realistic if it did, given the time period the movie covers. So, 5 critical stars for Stone’s JFK! And, it goes without saying, naturally, accolades for Corbett’s work, as well. Everything’s got its time and place, no?
I was following your back and forth with Noahsark723 on one of the threads and I gotta say Noahsark linked some pretty good stuff and some pretty interesting people. First, the guy with the primitive construction going on in the woods using only primitive tools he produced by hand? – oh, man, that’s what I call one very serious dude! The best I ever did in high school for an anthropology course was go into the woods and attempt to gather stuff to weave my own basket. What a pathetic piece of shit anyone’s ever seen! I think I even handed it in for a grade, which is even more pathetic come to think of it.
Now, the other fellow Ben Falk, what he achieved with his gardening is pretty amazing, and he is like the young version of Wendell Berry, they really have the same mind set. I never heard of Berry, but, he’s really something. I realize you had this knee jerk reaction the micro second after hearing something about “green”, but, I heard nothing about global warming, CO2, Greta Thunberg, etc., etc. No, Berry’s agenda is simply stop polluting the bejesus out of our mother earth, plus stop all the monocultural farming and industrially raising livestock, which completely parallels the creed of Ben Falk, and others, like Sepp and Josef Holzer and their permaculture farm that Noahsark also linked to….Good stuff…. Berry, Berry good stuff!
I also followed the exhaustive link to the linex forum. This guy jonestu, holy shit, he makes a 500 word post look like just the period at the end of a sentence. Did you see how he skewered poor CrocoDuck? And it was excellent reading…. We really have to petition Corbett to dump the 500 rule. Imagine if jonestu had to keep thinking about getting snipped ? It really screws up your train of thought constantly having to be bothered, as well as worrying about having too many links, and waiting on a queue to be moderated, etc. Can we protest??
But, I diverge. Now, in Noahsark’s linex post, he linked a 2010 video of Bill Ryan of Project Avalon. Did you see it? I’ll re-post it in case you didn’t. It outlines a real meat and potatoes conspiracy, served up just the way you kind of like it:
One thing I really liked was a lovely acoustic guitar rendition of Lennon’s “Imagine” that sets a certain tone. And, also, the video ends with Lennon’s own recording of “Imagine”, and very respectfully continues the song to its conclusion to end the video.
As far as the video goes, if you’ll allow me to use my old vernacular, by rights, no matter how you slice it, the video is far fucking out. Period, man. I’m not saying for better or for worse. But, it postulates some far fucking out stuff. But, what pricked up my ears was when Bill Ryan quickly mentions Dolores Cannon. Have you heard of her? Check her out. About ten years ago, I had one of the most bizarre, other worldly, marathon, impromptu meetings with an acolyte of hers.
I’m going to save that for another time. I might even save it for the Paris cafe, yes, this time with smokes, too. Fuck it. But, the contents of the video could use some discussion.
Anyway, it’s past my bedtime, or is there any fucking bedtime when quarantined?
I was being humorous, and perhaps not especially successful, apparently, getting off a few snipes over the 500 limitation. Nothing too serious, as I thought a few of us at this here Corbett Report were having some fun, now and again. I’m perplexed your being more serious than a heart attack over it?
But, oddly enough, looking at the blog you set up, I can understand Stravinsky’s quote. This blog stares back at me and I have total writer’s block!
So, you’re saying you also set up a blog having to do with dialogue concerning malediction? Link that one so I can take a look at it. I’m curious!
Did you get a chance to watch Noahsark’s video that he posted at the linux blog – Bill Ryan of Project Avalon? It’s a doozy. Though, I do have to point out one bit of high irony – for me, anyway – that the video is sandwiched between Lennon’s “Imagine” song. I can’t help feeling that bit of irony “surrounding” the video! Especially so, given how “woke” Bill Ryan is supposed to be and given the video’s content’s dire and fearful warning that Masonic plans had been discussed to ring in the New World Order. Contrarily, “Imagine” dials up thoughts of an idyllic utopia of a stateless world with no borders, and no religion. With nothing to kill or die for…. Which is, more or less, a New World Order of sorts, writ large and idealistically. Oh, my! Oh, how ghastly! And, oh, how funnily ironic!
IMAGINE:
Imagine there’s no heaven
It’s easy if you try
No hell below us
Above us, only sky
Imagine all the people
Livin’ for today
Ah
Imagine there’s no countries
It isn’t hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion, too
Imagine all the people
Livin’ life in peace
You
You may say I’m a dreamer
But I’m not the only one
I hope someday you’ll join us
And the world will be as one
Imagine no possessions
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world
You
You may say I’m a dreamer
But I’m not the only one
I hope someday you’ll join us
And the world will live as one
Bastardos, indeed! Geesh! Three bullets…. A joke like that is enough to raise the dead! But, interesting how Yoko could reprove what you were doing. How would she even know? You know? A relatively obscure band in Brazil putting together a Lennon song? Does Yoko have eyes and ears all over the world? I was once at Heathrow, circa 1983, standing on line to go through Customs, and I look around and there was Yoko on the Customs line for British Citizens. I was so excited. My girlfriend told me stop staring, look forward and shut up….though once in a while I couldn’t help taking a peak.
Malediction had its place, I suppose…like in the 14th Century. ha ha ha.
But, no worries, I’m not one of those cool city slickers from NY who’s gonna poo poo the idea, and just fit it neatly inside a chapter on psychology. Or, am I?
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[By the way, perhaps the middle of America is “fly-over” country; but LA and NY are the country’s armpits.” :-)]
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To me, malediction falls under the provenance of suggestion. Like the guy in Michael Crichton’s little story about “Pointing the Bone”. It really makes the case that there is no magic involved in the supernatural sense of the word magic. Why? Because this poor guy’s “curse” was broken when he was told it was going to be broken by yet a stronger “curse”. And, apparently it was broken by a stronger curse that was nothing but a bunch of random bullshit. Like Crichton says, the incantations the doctors used as they danced around was some long forgotten lines of Hebrew from their Bar Mitvahs, having nothing to do with undoing a “curse”. So, malediction is nothing but employing the power of suggestion. And you bear this premise out when you say that Malediction works only if the curse is known . Therefore, it must be placed in the person’s mind by suggestion, or other means, whereby the recipient is conscious of it, or otherwise receives it subliminally or perhaps hypnotically.
But, here I am putting it neatly into a package with a nice little bow…. What doesn’t fit so neatly is mental telepathy, the ability to send and receive projected thoughts. I am somewhat of a half-ass practitioner of a practitioner of a practitioner of someone who was purported to have been able to project his thoughts at a distance, into another person’s mind.
Once, I was sitting with my practitioner at a dinner table, and I wanted to have a private meeting, so there I was straining to put such a thought in his head while I was just calmly eating – there was no talking allowed at this gathering. The next thing I know, he gets up and goes over to his wife and whispers something in her ear, she then goes over to me and whispers in my ear if I’d like to have a private meeting with her husband….Indeed, I thought that was pretty cool! It was like….magic!
Okay, so?
How was the Friday night bath salts, incense, candles, and Stravinsky playing low? Set you up good after for a nice cup of coffee, cigarettes and a video?
What did you make of Bill Ryan? So, the aliens are really ourselves come back from the future. Hmm. Oh, man, do I have issues with that case scenario!
Leaving that aside, there is something I’d like to say about believing in the existence of viruses, or the SARS-CoV-2 virus in particular. No matter what it actually is, whether it’s a “virus” or a piece of a virus, or a strand of DNA or RNA or whatever you want to delineate, one thing should be recognized, that whatever this thing is, it is a thing, it is something. It’s not a figment of imagination conjured by a malediction. It needs to be understood as a real, physical pathogen, whether there’s eight variations, or a hundred variations. In whatever particular and exact form it takes, it is a real, physical particle, and it effects people differently, depending on how a person’s body and mind are able to handle it, or not. Further, getting bogged down in argumentation over whether or not viruses exist, and a myriad of other argumentative offshoots on the subject reminds me completely of the jumble of arguments about what brought down the twin towers. After a while it becomes completely superfluous against the backdrop of the larger picture.
Amen, I’m done for now. Maybe a bath does sound good. First, one must finish ones soothing glass of Port and the last bit of Stilton.
How’s life in Brazil these days? Saw in the news the other day that your fearless leader, pontificating to the masses, seemed to have had a bit of a dry cough?
And today’s news – the city of Manaus has bodies piling up? A real “horror show”?
Within the last week I’ve spoken to a couple of people I know who know people in the NY Metro area who’ve kicked the bucket from a sudden onslaught of covid, who’d been just fine prior to. Someone else I know very well came down with it in March. He said he went through hell for two weeks but came out of it.
It’s very interesting that there would be two people in the last week that I’ve spoken to, who are prominent in their fields of business, who were both convinced that Sars-CoV-2 was manufactured – by the Chinese. It was if I was speaking to a couple of “conspiracy theorists”! Yet, for all intents and purposes, you could say that in all other regards, the two people who expressed this idea – with one going as far as to say that the virus was “seeded” around the world by the Chinese – would ordinarily be considered “normies”.
More fun facts: The Lombardy region of Italy that was hit real hard with covid-19 has like 100,000 imported Chinese workers who are employed in the region’s renowned leather goods industry. It’s been conjectured that China would like to basically take this industry over.
Expanding upon the Chinese angle, it is interesting how a disproportionate number of hospitalized covid victims suffer from obesity, hypertension and diabetes, which just so happens to be rather prevalent in the West, as opposed to being much less prevalent in the East. Making matters worse, the prevalent medications taken for the latter two diseases greatly exacerbates the problem, making the virus that much more deadly.
One more fun fact, that actually you, alexandre, might be gratified to hear: And that is that smokers may be less effected by the virus! It’s starting to be thought that nicotine may interfere with the virus’ progression. There’s solid statistics to back up this recent claim…. Ha ha! I’ll smoke to that!
And yet, again, it’s also interesting, given the above, that the Chinese to date, are culturally, relatively, heavy smokers….
I’m tempted any day now to go out and buy myself a pack of humps! Besides the health benefit, befitting of the new normal, why not simply sit back, relax and light up, too, as we watch the world economy go up in smoke, right?
Okay, this is weird – earlier this evening I signed off on a short email with someone with “ta-ta”. Not sure I’d ever done that before, and now I read the “tara-tara-ta-ta” quote from your bud Willie Nelson (Is he seriously? You know Willie Nelson?). The coincidence was funny.
Also coincidentally odd was the reference to your cooking the potatoes, and something about just learning it from amenetusien? Huh? Ex-haro Huh? So I googled “amenetusien” to find out what amenetusien is. LOL I found out. In fact, I spent a good hour probably reading your collaborative novela with ex-haros! But, the strange part is about the patatas brava. Yesterday morning I asked my daughter to make some for my son for his breakfast because he really likes how she makes them, and this evening at the supermarket I picked up more potatoes for her to make more patatas brava. She uses the very small young potatoes, and doesn’t spare the cayenne. Even I’ve tried my hand at it a few times in the last couple of months.
So, what gives with this Jungian consciousness?
But, getting back to your discussion on the far reaches of the globe. Besides Madagascar, I’ve never heard of these other places. How did you hear of these rather exotic realms? Kidding.
But, ha ha, how’s Brazil? Like everywhere else – inexsistent. Man, you’re tough! What is in those cigarettes??? You like to insist on conflating non reality with concrete. I think your sister doesn’t worry about you because you speak more rationally with her than you do here on the Corbett channel….Ha ha, forgive me – no offense (er, while I lmfao). No, but, really. Brass tacks, eh? You came up with a hypothesis (however jokingly) that maybe all the tar caked on smoker’s lungs was preventing the virus from penetrating the surface of the cells. You know, actually, come to think of it, who knows, maybe you’re right? But, my point is you jested about something – and we all know there’s truth behind every jest – and that something was the reality of an actual viral pathogen effecting deadly pneumonia. So, in that little joke, you admitted to the reality of the situation…. Yet, conversely, much of your discourse on these Corbett posts regarding covid takes on the feel of Magical Realism that one might find in Gabriel García Márquez’s One Hundred Years Of Solitude.
But, hey, listen, no offense. None whatsoever. I kind of dig it. Because I never say no, and I like all the layers. It’s intriguing. You’re thought provoking.
And, yes, maybe we are tripping. 🙂
Anyway, gotta go to bed. It’s 5 in the fucking morning.
Is it just me or is the Event 201 (http://www.centerforhealthsecurity.org/event201/about) a slight indication of what was going to come? Interesting for me was especially that this hypothetical event had its start in South America, but we find on the panel officials from China, Singapore, Australia…. none from South America.
One of the first things the lady from the UN said, was that the narrative has to be controlled and rumours have to be stopped right in its tracks.
Oh, and of course we need a world organisation (of some kind) to coordinate everything.
It is worth watching/hearing what our overlords planned for some hypothetical corona virus pandemic.
Oh, and not to forget: We need more data!! Only when we have data about everything, then we can counter the pandemic.
And another piece of wisdom: People do not believe the governments anymore, therefore we need to use the companies to bring “the truth” to the people.
Living and working in Beijing, I can tell you, this has been implemented here.
James says that under Medical Martial Law the penalty for “breaking quarantine” would be 30 days, but in Italy they’re saying “suspected virus spreaders” could be charged with murder and sentenced to 21 years!
“Suspected virus patients have been ordered to stay indoors with a penalty of 206 euros (£182) over their heads – but they could face far graver charges if they infect someone on their travels.
“The most severe charge of ‘malicious murder’ could lead to a prison sentence as long as 21 years, according to Italian media, while virus spreaders could still be charged with misconduct even if no-one is killed.”
How will they police that? Will people be arrested for sneezing in public?
Also, if James is reading this, there are 3 broken links on his list: the two Sunshine Project ones and the Time one further down (Documentation – How to Deal with Swine Flu: Heeding the Mistakes of 1976). Or maybe they are not available in my country or something.
Sadly I think we are turning the clock back. It feels like September 2001, when everyone was panicking madly and almost begging the government to bring in more restrictive laws to protect them, and creepy academics were on TV debate shows discussing whether there were certain circumstances where torture could be justified.
Here is excellent video by Thomas Cowan MD showing the 5G & vax (due to heavy metals) are causing these deaths. China had mandatory vax a few months before this outbreak. Also, Wuhan is center of 5G. https://youtu.be/zFN5LUaqxOA
He disputes current understanding of viruses.
I’ve now found four broken links in the list above.
Along with the two Sunshine Project ones and the Time one further down (Documentation – How to Deal with Swine Flu: Heeding the Mistakes of 1976), the YouTube associated with the “Documentation – 1976 ‘Swine Flu’ Public Service Announcements” link seems to have been removed.
Very late here in the UK but this COVID 19 thing has me up at nights. Not because I’m ill but because I am becoming increasingly dismayed by what’s going on here.
It appears the UK government have basically said.
“Yep it’s going to be terrible, quite a few people will die, there’s not much you can do about it, so just sit tight and take your chances. Trangression will not be tolerated. Obey!”
I can accept the “there’s nothing you can do” bit it’s the interminable lecturing and finger wagging that’s doing my nut in.
Anyhoo! I feel better for that and here are a couple of reads if you’re interested.
Well James, very insightful piece and prophetic, and it makes me (I guess you too) feel mad for being right.
Now, some feed from this part of the world
Denmark was one of those more liberal countries regarding the vaccination policy and so far it has been up to the parents to decide whether their kids should take the standard vaccination program or not. No surprise, this has changed virtually overnight.
After staying calm for weeks and merely watching the spread of the Covid19, the government on the late evening of the 12th March panicked and declared a mild version of national emergency, shutting down the schools, universities, kindergartens and all non-vital services for two weeks, albeit only provisionally, but no one knows at this point what other measures will be taken when the 14 days have passed.
A few days later the borders were closed, allowing only legal residents to return home.
However, that may not even be important, since the new legislation was rushed through the parliament on Friday, https://www.ft.dk/ripdf/samling/20191/lovforslag/l133/20191_l133_som_vedtaget.pdf
doing away with the liberal policy and granting the government powers (the ministry of health in particular) to do compulsory vaccination (See section 7. I § 8 indsættes som stk. 2) , committal to a hospital and isolation. It includes other measures, all of them basically boiling down to restriction of movement, scrapping personal freedoms in general, and clearing the space for the more severe phase.
The sad thing is that no one reacted against it, although you can still hear some sober voices among the senior medical stuff saying that the reaction is out of proportion and cannot at present time and with the present knowledge of the virus be a ground for enacting medical martial law, or something that resembles it. Note that it is still the position held by our neighbors, Sweden.
Funny thing is that now that the legislation is enacted and in force, they ordered the hospitals and the Danish equivalent of CDC to stop counting the cases, and to test only the patients with severe symptoms.
Needles to say, although the government seemed calm, for the past four weeks the state radio and television (yes, Denmark has state radio and television funded through taxes) facilitated a well orchestrated fear campaign to scare the populace, and judging by the reaction of the people I know, they succeeded.
The only good thing is that the legislation has a “sunset clause” saying that it will remain in force for one year. We’ll see about that. At this point it looks like a time frame for the medical industry to come up with the vaccine.
Keep up the good work, and now, that I am out of work for at least two weeks, I’ll finish the translation of The Century of Enslavement”
People are in full panic mode already, at least in California. Many stores in my area have no toilet paper, paper towels, water, etc. Public events are being canceled left and right, public statements by local government, businesses and organizations are being made. Plane tickets, cruise tickets, and other tickets to travel somewhere have much less cost.
But if we step back and look at the numbers so far (roughly 5,000 dead worldwide), we are on pace for about 25-30 thousand deaths in a year. According to the CDC, 80,000 people died from the flu in the U.S. just last year.
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/least-80-000-people-died-flu-last-winter-u-s-n913486
Yet, people are panicking over COVID-19. I think that when there is a new, exotic-sounding virus, people panic. The conditioning from movies, TV shows, media, authoritative-sounding government officials kicks in and we find ourselves in this type of situation. A situation that has the potential to get a lot worse as far as loss of freedom and a governmental clamp down on society.
Always bear in mind that the lynchpin of this global hoax is the bogus and fraudulent PCR “TEST.” Without the test, the whole PANDEMIC folds like a cheap suit into typical death rates and illness rates for seasonal flu and pneumonia. Crunch the numbers for yourself eliminating the “results” of the phony test referred to erroneously as “cases.”
NWO Objectives and Agenda (not inclusive)
1) Controlled demolition of the financial markets giving the excuse to print tens of trillions of dollars and euros from thin air leading to hyperinflation of all fiat after a short period of deflation. Transfer of the blame from the central banks to a non-existent virus.
2) Transfer of paper wealth from what remains of the middle class to the 0.01%. Elimination of paper fiat as a “health hazard.”
3) Debt slavery to the central banks of the global population. Hunger Games society.
4) “Medical” martial law.
5) Mandatory vaccination against the VIRUS. Who knows what shit they will force into your blood stream. The vaccine will prove to be a fabulous success as the super virus never existed in the first place. All they have to do is to reduce the rate of positives on the PCR bogus test.
Ain’t that the truth.
I’ve noticed the French have decided they can’t be bothered research potential preventative treatments.
https://in-this-together.com/chloroquine-coronavirus/
Yes, indeed. We do not live in a reasonable world, but one void of reason.
However, as they say in politics, nothing happens by accident.
Weaponized health is surely here.
The fact that the Center for Democracy Control (the CDC) is acting liked AIPAC should arouse any and all critical thinking and questioning.
As to the references to culture, movies as a prime example, sure, the public is being juiced up to accept the medical martial law that could be imposed.
Reading the Global Research Report today and for days, it seems that there is evidence that a reasonable mind could use to come to the conclusion that the virus, Corona that is, started in the US.
https://www.globalresearch.ca/covid-19-further-evidence-virus-originated-us/5706078
The US has all five strains and if you read the report you can see the bolded assumptions made which then follow with evidence.
That the world health organizations are working to take control of medical martial law, with their hands held of course, by the military and corporate media, is reasonably signaling that there is a ‘posseeing up’, the ropes are in the saddles and the sheriff and deputies, in this case the health organizations, are in charge.
The failure of global, transnational capitalist economics, is one of the great notable ‘coincidences’ that is in play now. Of course the rush to assure no workers organize, neither in nation states or globally, is the first thing that enters a global capitalists mind. They understand history.
There is clearly, shown by the overthrow of eight governments in twelve years in Latin America and the seizure of their economies, and lithium especially, by the US, and the rise of fascism in Germany, Brazil, Italy, Britain the Phillipines, US, Japan, Hungary, India and the list goes on, that a coordinated, organized fascist movement has been developed and nurtured by the likes of Steve Bannon, the Mercers and also the Hicks family and Bass families that are making a killing off betting against China. They are mere players but powerful ones.
Only a better coordinated and well organized global worker and citizen movement can beat fascism, as history shows.
STANFORD HOSPITAL BOARD INTERNAL MESSAGE:
Read and understand
The new Coronavirus may not show sign of infection for many days. How can one know if he/she is infected? By the time they have fever and/or cough and go to the hospital, the lung is usually 50% Fibrosis and it’s too late. Taiwan experts provide a simple self-check that we can do every morning. Take a deep breath and hold your breath for more than 10 seconds. If you complete it successfully without coughing, without discomfort, stiffness or tightness, etc., it proves there is no Fibrosis in the lungs, basically indicates no infection. In critical time, please self-check every morning in an environment with clean air.
Serious excellent advice by Japanese doctors treating COVID-19 cases: Everyone should ensure your mouth & throat are moist, never dry. Take a few sips of water every 15 minutes at least. Why? Even if the virus gets into your mouth, drinking water or other liquids will wash them down through your throat and into the stomach. Once there, your stomach acid will kill all the virus. If you don’t drink enough water more regularly, the virus can enter your windpipe and into the lungs. That’s very dangerous. Please send and share this with family and friends. Take care everyone and may the world recover from this Coronavirus soon.
OOOPS! My “STANFORD HOSPITAL BOARD” post above is fake news, I just found out. Too bad, I thought it was very down to earth, practical and positive. It is a judgement-testing world these days.
Thanks for saying this, because I was about to go and try to find the source of information.
More anecdotes from my life:
Went to Costco today. All shopping cart handles were being sanitized with wipes by an employee, another employee was handing out sanitary hand wipes at the door and loudly telling anyone within ear shot that there were no more paper towels, toilet paper, and canned beans. The person who checks your card at the entry door was wearing latex gloves. While inside, other employees were walking around sanitizing surfaces with disposable wipes. After shopping and on my way out, the same loud female employee was walking up and down the exit line ordering people (TSA style) to get into two single file lines, rather than letting them naturally form their own way of exiting the building. “Come on people! Two lines! Let’s form two lines! Keep moving!”
All of this caused me to reflect on human behavior generally. It was interesting to me that the loud female employee took on a similar role to an authoritarian TSA agent. She had a look on her face like, “everyone is a potential suspect.” There is more to be said about the reaction of the hype about the virus. We are living through an interesting time. Maybe James could further flesh this out.
Wow. Not funny, but I did laugh at your naziesque female employee. Thanks for sharing your slice of life, scpat. I have to go for our weekly grocery trip tomorrow and I’m dreading it.
Haha that’s a good way to describe her.
Yep, grocery stores are crazy at the moment. Good luck.
I really like reading these anecdotes.
Episode 086 – Medical Martial Law (revisit to 2009)
I took comfort in the tranquil setting with James calmly sitting outside giving us an overview.
It provides stability in contrast to all the media hype and frantic grocery shoppers.
Thanks for the real life anecdote.
Libertydan says:
Do you think that this Pandemic Hype will prevent it from getting any coverage?
Yes.
The stock market and the coronavirus and all the frenzy.
It is too much noise.
Too much bad news, and more ‘bad’ news will meet numbed ears.
Our local Fluoride Group has a campaign planned and signs made.
But I don’t think this is a good time to waste bullets of truth.
I think we should wait.
The public is getting hit from all directions, so now is not a good time to introduce something new.
March 13, 2020
Derrick Broze breaks down what to expect from the global response to the spread of COVID-19.
COVID-19: Social Distancing, Quarantines, and The End Game
https://youtu.be/2__fVCOwX-A
I have so much respect and admiration for Derrick Broze, but I found this particular video you mention quite confusing. He railed at the “truth media” for passing on information without scrutinising it for accuracy, which is something I also find intensely annoying.
But then he also mentioned the coincidence of the Military World Games having taken place in Wuhan in October, and Event 201, which at least deserves pause for thought.
When you think about the “demographic time bomb” that the UN has been warning about since 2001, with growing elderly populations in developed and developing countries, and declining youth (especially in Japan, Italy and China, due to its “one child policy”), it does seem that this virus, which has been killing the old and the sick while leaving healthy people of working age virtually unscathed, could provide interesting answers to the question “who benefits?”
I thought this Derrick Broze video was brilliant, and chilling.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNk1J39CaFE
The Global Governance Ghouls are already ruling us, the plans are advanced, and “the fourth industrial revolution” is underway. Children will be indoctrinated en masse via computers – teachers will be just figures on the screen. Trump plays no part in this – they have clearly learned from the fiasco of George Bush being the “face” of the 911 crisis. Instead the faceless corporates and world institutions are already dictating to the sheeple masses.
Minnie, I agree on both comments.
I think that Derrick had a rough Friday, and there were probably other factors which we are aware of.
But like you mentioned and posted the link to, Saturday March 14th’s video Event 201 Unfolds: COVID-19 Action Platform = Global Government is top grade.
I watched/listened as I was driving home from work. Mkey posted it on another thread, along the full 60 Minutes on Swine Flu and Vaccinations 1976.
https://www.corbettreport.com/your-guide-to-surviving-a-crisis/#comment-73699
Thanks for the link to this (depressing) gem.
I agree, Derrick probably had a rough Friday. He sounded a bit emotional; he knows people who are ill, he may have been under a lot of stress. I am in awe at all the wonderful things he does.
alexandre,
Ha ha!…. I think I’m panicking afterall. Hmmm…
Yeah, you don’t want to be the Panic King!
Just messing around….But, anyway, that guns and butter link you re-posted, was something I found based on your turning me on in the first place, to Michael Hoffman. I wouldn’t have known about him if it weren’t for you.
God, it’s barely a week and I’ve completely forgotten about it. But, quickly refreshing my mind, I have to say that my take-away from Hoffman is beware “The Method”, the concept of which seems to be encapsulated in these words that Hoffman claims to have originated inside British Intelligence- “…the more we are investigated, the more masses of people are psychologically processed by the very people who seek to expose us.” , and “Success can then be measured precisely to the extent that our work is exposed.’”
Now, that’s some scary shit….psychologically processed !
But, getting back to “Panic”. I recently criticized JC for characterizing the response to coronavirus as indicative of being a “panic”… [obviously, he’s sticking to it, maybe even doubling down on it, given that the word was punctuated with no uncertainty at the beginning of this podcast]… I pinned such criticism of his use of the term “panic” to the fact that he admittedly doesn’t have adequate data to form a judgement regarding Covid-19. My argument being, how can he characterize something as being a panic (an overreaction), when the source of said panic is poorly understood.
Well, I very much need to make a clarification: I unfortunately conflated two issues here. Panic, by its very nature is almost never a good thing, save for when you’re about to be pounced upon by a hungry lion – your store of adrenaline better damn well kick in, and fast! Panic mode, in that case – if you can manage to keep your head, literally – might be a very good thing, but, most other times, most certainly not. Yet, that’s what we’re seeing this week in telltale signs; of store shelves once filled with toilet paper, towels, hand sanitizer, gloves, surgical masks and even fucking eggs, are completely bare.
The hoarding is definitely a form of panic and definitely a sign of worry. It’s also a bit of herd mentality, as well. This act of hoarding is also an understandable reaction when the authorities are now telling people to be prepared to hunker down for two months….
But, most people are not overly worried to the point of getting too bent out of shape; they’ve just become a little more cautious in avoiding things like mass transit if other alternatives are available, or simply working from home. Nobody I know is wearing masks – not that it’s a big deal – here and there I see people who do…..
…..However, just today, rather than shaking hands, I’ve done the elbow bump four times with people. And each time it’s been an action that was somehow mutually initiated and each time it elicited a good laugh!
This is not to say that the whole thing doesn’t seem and feel bizarre and freaky – it does – but nobody I’ve met is totally freaked out over it. And, quite frankly, most think it’s over-kill (no pun intended). And I’m talking about normies, not conspiracy pundits.
By the way, it’s also very obvious that these so-called laws evidenced in the podcast, that were set up to have the WHO or UN dictate and militarily control matters upon pandemics being declared, have no teeth, whatsoever. There’s not an iota, not a scintilla of any such discussion. And until I see blue helmeted UN police on the streets, I’m taking what Jerome Corsi had to say as a complete load of crap, and an example of gross fear mongering in its own right. “The Method”?
Okay, so here’s the conflation: Sure, there is a panic reaction brought on by what the authorities are describing of this event – or non-event, same difference – and by what the authorities are telling the people to do,, e.g. stay home, keep your distance, don’t congregate, yadayadayada. It can be nerve-racking shit, no doubt…So, that’s the “panic” part. And in that sense, JC is totally justified in calling that out, if that, indeed, is what he is calling out But, that’s not really the “panic” he’s referring to; he’s calling out and criticizing the authorities as engaging in fear mongering and thus unjustifiably creating the panic, because his underlying belief is that they are nefariously overreacting and overstating their case. But, how can JC make this definitive judgement call and at the same time say he can’t form a definitive judgement of Covid-19 for lack of sufficient facts and data? On its face, it’s an utter contradiction on his part; one that maybe he can’t see, so strong is his idée fixe that this is all part and parcel of a decades long globalist agenda?
And maybe it is! But, maybe it’s not (in this particular case).
Who knows, maybe it’s a fuck-up. It may very well be some bio-weapon that leaked, or “leaked” out of Fort Detrick, and found it’s way to China. If that’s the case, it’s certainly nothing any sane person would dare sneeze at.
The bottom line, as Corbett, himself, intimated, who knows what the hell it is? I don’t. You don’t. And Corbett don’t.
You’re worried about Globalism? Well, Globalism is here. Globalism is now. I’m afraid Globalism is a done deal. We are already living a Global existence. We’re already bought in. The moment the anarcho-agorists bought their plane tickets to jet off to Acapulco, even prior to stepping onto the plane, even before settling down in their hotel rooms built and owned by multinational corporatist interests, they bought into the system.
But, maybe I’ve ranted enough, no?
Though, there’s plenty more, alexandre. Next I feel like starting in on your Patrick Wood….oooh, baby! Get prepared!
Cheers, brother!
Yes, indeedee! There’s another section awaiting approval by the man. Maybe I should have added “to be continued” but too afraid to take three away from the 500 allotment, and getting too tired to count words. lol
But, listen, it’s 5:36am where I am and gonna hit the sack.
Will discuss reptilians in the very near future!
And, Mr. Wood, too. Gonna knock him off his golden pedestal, too.
Sit tight! LMFAO. G’night!
alexandre,
Thanks for yet another lead – Wilson Bryan Key. It’s amazing how easily you can go from one person, to another, to another, to another with just a few “clicks”!….I was reading what I could of a very interesting introduction to Key’s book “Subliminal Ad-Ventures in Erotic Art”, written by Dr. Bruce R. Ledford. Dr. Ledford also wrote a forward to another book of Key’s – “The Age of Manipulation: The Con in Confidence, the Sin in Sincere”, which is equally interesting. Dr. Ledford starts the former introduction with a quote from Marshall McLuhan. McLuhan is famous for intoning a statement which is now in the general lexicon – “The medium is the message”. McLuhan more or less explains this concept in an interview linked below. He also has this to say @ 5:50 mins, which you might find interesting: “Any painter, any artist, any musician, sets out to create an effect. He sets a trap to catch somebody’s attention. Any painter, any poet, any musician sets a trap for your attention. That is the nature of art.” I’m not sure you would agree with this? But, I found his use of the word “trap” interesting, if not a bit odd.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImaH51F4HBw
So, I, in turn, thank you for opening up to my attention the foregoing series of individuals. Perhaps it’s the perfect time to sit back and relax with a nice, interesting book on subliminal messages in erotic art, while soon forced to ride out the pandemic emergency sequestered at home…. I can’t think of a better topic to pass the time.
What I don’t think I’ll be reading anytime soon, though, is Patrick Wood’s “Technocracy Rising”. I’m sorry, man, but his video giving five reasons to buy his book gives me the creeps:
And, the thing is, I know how much you’re into this guy!
It’s weird, alexandre, I’m listening to this guy, and I swear he’s got you hornswaggled! But, not just in the typical way any propagandist might pitch his sale. Based upon your earlier discussions regarding your having had the feeling of being second rate, or just a shadow, or even an imitation, musically, of the musical jazz greats who inhabit North America, it’s almost like I feel you have been victimized by Wood’s ideology, in a “Stockholm Syndrome” sort of way:
You have know idea how his commentary @ 6:50 mins disgusts me – “The fact is, America is fighting for its very life, and we’re under siege from many sides…”
Good grief.
…continued…
…continued…
Wood’s book buying appeal:
https://vimeo.com/128960699
Talk about anger, if I really expressed what I think of this guy, I’d probably get locked up….
America under siege? What, is he fucking kidding? Think about how ludicrous Wood’s statement is? The reason I mentioned Stockholm Syndrome is because as a South American, you relate to your culture and society having been one way or another, subjugated by America, victimized by America, and it hasn’t been all that pretty. And here I feel as though you’re taking Wood’s flowery incantation of good and virtuous American style corporatism and free enterprise tripe, and embracing it like a Stockholm victim embraces their oppressor.
I’m telling you, brother, I think this might be your diametrical dilemma. I think you suffer because half of you has been drinking the ideology of Wood’s Kool-Aid infused idolatry of American idealist fantasy, and the other half of who knows and feels the true reality of this beast’s iron heel.
This is not about UN Agendas, or any other demonization and distraction of Wood’s pleasing. Definitely not. This is strictly about Wood’s whitewashing American imperialism. One need only ask, where’s the truth on the ground? Where’s the pain? Does it really lie in designating some park or antiquity as an international Heritage site? Oh, big fucking deal – oh, God, I’m gonna lose my sovereignty! Or is the real pain on the ground the upending of entire sovereign nations, an activity that the “free thinkers” of American empire are wont to do? The tearing down of inconvenient, uncooperative populist governments, and the propping up of dictatorial governments, whose corruption friendly political hacks line their pockets with bribes to pave the way for “free enterprise”. Oh, yes, indeedee.
And clever Wood begins the blame game on some long forgotten group, Technocracy, Inc., whose founding members actually had some pretty damning and forthright critiques on the excesses of capitalism and the leisure class, coining the phrase “conspicuous consumption”. In other words, they were early critics of the one percent.
But, guess what? It’s no surprise Wood’s condemnation of Technocracy, Inc. Because, in reality, Wood represents the other side. He is, in reality, a corporate shill for that one percent. He’s not offering any truth. He offers obfuscation. He’s stirring a big, complex pot of psychological stew not fit for consumption.
I guess we all see what we want to see, ultimately, right? But, I see Wood as pulling out every trick in the lame ass book of propagandist techniques one could possibly imagine.
Wood has a sweet, simple and clean little narrative consisting of two columns. A rather exhaustive list of badass plans to be perpetrated by enemies of America, foreign and domestic, in one column; and the pure fantasy of free thinking, free marketing, and free enterprising of unencumbered and glorious American capitalism in column number two.
Nonsense.
End of Rant
Candlelight, I had the same initial feeling of style, not content, form over substance problem. That bothered me to the point of distraction.
I had to check that out. I got some outside observer to weigh in who had corresponded with him. The message didnt match up with the medium in my head. The visual delivery was the problem I had. It didn’t match up with my anticipated pattern. I was in a trap of my own making. You might be experiencing what I went through, cause I did have a similar reaction. I didn’t like what I was seeing for some unknown reason. Woods is an egghead for lack of a better term… I encourage cutting him some slack. I may have put too much faith in someone else’s opinion but this person says he is quite different in real life from his TV persona. You also may be correct in your own instincts. More data always helps. He is very approachable and from what I hear very open to questions.
gbw,
I didn’t see this post.
Well, yes, it is a first impressions thing, I suppose, although I think it’s a little more than that, though even still, Wood would look just right in a MAGA hat, as I mention below. Not my cup of Tea(Party).
But, the thing is, I would only feel comfortable asking the man questions if I were to first read his book, Technocracy Rising, as well as checking out all of his 250 footnotes, etc.
Who knows, by then I might be totally convinced of everything he has to say and all his timelines and all his dots.
But, I don’t feel right contributing to him one red cent to purchase his book.
Maybe it can be found at the public library?
Cheers
Ad hominem?
Who’s engaging in ad hominem?
“…what ya got.”
What ya got is what I explained…sans ad hominem.
And what I got is something’s not right.
I don’t, or didn’t, know Wood from Adam, except for his 11 minute “buy my book” video, but a subsequent cursory look at his website, Technocracy News & Trends, further fuels my suspicions of his corporate shilldom. By the way, he’s certainly not a “Technocracy” shill. Not at all. He’s more of a spokesman for technology than anything else…(predictive programing, anyone?)
But, returning to his website, there’s an interesting article that I’ll link below – “BioWeapons Expert Says Coronavirus Is Biological Warfare Weapon”
https://www.technocracy.news/author-of-bioweapons-act-says-coronavirus-is-biological-warfare-weapon/
The Bio-weapons expert is Dr. Francis Boyle. It is very interesting to note that it’s made clear that Technocracy News (TN) states that it doesn’t endorse Dr. Boyle…. Hmm? I wonder why?
Linked below is a very recent interview that Geopolitics & Empire conducted with Dr. Boyle and is included in the article linked above:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2199&v=TsyujjitOFM&feature=emb_logo
At about 34.30 mins, Dr, Boyle explains that he’s been black-balled by the government ever since 2001, when he suggested that the anthrax used in the subsequent anthrax attacks following 9/11 was sourced from within the United States…. Hmm. Hmm? Black-balled by the government and not endorsed by Technology News…..
But, besides that interesting tid-bit that I just discovered, there’s something else I see that doesn’t surprise me at all.
Below is a link to a google search of Dr. Boyle’s books:
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&sa=X&q=Destroying+Libya+and+World+Order:+The+Three-Decade+US+Campaign+to+Terminate+the+Qaddafi+Revolution+Francis+Boyle&stick=H4sIAAAAAAAAAA3KQQqCQBQAUCKEghbRCT4tgzC1oNpl0iqQymj9c746NM6XcSzmOp2i4-Xi7d5oOBv7tb_abD9hNJ_4pR-EYbBbF220mB46W7HJOGZ-pVq5r9ck1FrDTuoSzvLpEFALeLBRAlIjyOwhq6hniJYJ5SgI7jc4Yt2gLDVYhoxMLTVaAtvPCwqBhYQrvVl1VrKGk0GdyxZidop-3uAP2bVNeaMAAAA&npsic=0&tbs=kac:1,kac_so:0&ved=2ahUKEwie5bW4lJ7oAhWOmuAKHeRBAdkQ-BYwKHoECB8QOA
Please notice the titles and subjects of his books. Most, if not all, center on U.S. foreign policy, power, plunder, and the wages of empire. He also explores the plight of the Palestinians.
Now, juxtapose these books with Patrick Wood’s, below:
https://www.technocracy.news/shop/
Maybe you can help me out here, manbearpig, because I haven’t read any of Mr. Wood’s books. All I know is that he’s constantly returning to his most personally cherished cause célèbre – the threat to America’s liberty and Her blessed freedom giving system of free enterprise that he would have us believe all Americans so truly love and cherish. So, if you’ve read any of his books, can you tell me if he discusses to any enlightening degree, the empirical reality of America’s role in such wonted hegemonic destruction that the unendorsed Dr. Boyle writes prolifically about?
I’d like to see what ya get.
And we can discuss this further.
Thanks
NB:
James Corbett has never fawned over, or fretted over threats to America’s liberty.
That, my friend, would be some kind of a bizarre joke.
Do you get the distinction?
alexandre says:
I take all that out and keep what’s important to understand the story.
Patrick Wood doesn’t interest me a bit, nor his personal opinions, only what he found out, which was mainly that this new system being pounded down our throats….
We very cool, hombre!
Anyway, the last thing I would want to do is get into any brawls with someone who at the very least is a spiritual god-daughter of one of my favorite, inspirational, anti-establishment radical leftist elders of my youth….
So, no need to call a taxi, let alone an Uber. Please, no Uber. Medallion cabs, only!
It’s not about Wood’s personality, per se. Though, I suppose yes if it includes his modus operandi of pandering to a specific group of people. To my mind, this would include, but perhaps not limited to (obviously), members and acolytes of the Tea Party. If you listen to Wood’s 11 minute “please buy my book, you’ll be doing yourself a big favor video” while imagining him wearing a red MAGA hat; the hat would not exactly seem out of place. I’ll even bet a buck that Wood owns one.
But, maybe I’m the one who’s out of place – here.
Next to some people, I feel like a damned normie, which I’ll sort of get to later.
Meanwhile, even Rosa Koire, whom I hadn’t heard of before you mentioned her name, I find to have a bit of a skewed perception, or exaggerates things to fit her arguments. In her video, UN Agenda 2030 Exposed, linked below, at 1:45 mins she gets into her expertise in land valuation; and what she has to say sounds a little odd to me. She worked for the government evaluating land for eminent domain purposes, finding that in many cases, it was difficult to establish valuations because of owner’s restricted use of their property. From my experience, land is restricted by zoning regulations, but within any particular zoning, an owner is constitutionally entitled to the “best and highest use” of their property, which translated means getting the most monetary value from it. I’ve never heard of any case of land use running up against any designated UN Agenda 21 land jurisdiction, as she seems to be claiming. But, if that’s what she’s claiming, it has to be true, no?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PrY7nFbwAY
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One of the things I find hard to fathom is the continuity thing, wherein it’s postulated that under-the-radar secretive agendas perpetuate century after century, with their ultimate goals being virtually unchanged from their early beginnings.
Take Technocracy, Inc., for instance. It is basically a bastardized form of it’s earlier underpinnings, circa 1919, known then as the “Technical Alliance”.
Below is a little history of the movement that I find much more coherent, if not more accurate and truthful – that is, without any bones to pick – than what Wood’s thesis describes:
https://www.marxists.org/archive/draper/1944/03/technocracy.htm
I knew before reading the link above, that the Technocracy movement had to have been, at some point, totally hijacked from it’s founding members original philosophical standpoint. Notably, if it’s founding member’s belief was that leadership should be devoid of businessmen and politicians – (and you can well imagine the level of corruption in the early days of oil barons and other industrial tycoons – and yes, some things never change) – it’s easy to see why scientists and engineers may have thought society would be better off in their hands than in the hands of greedy tycoons and corrupted politicians. And would have thought so in this fashion very innocently, relatively speaking.
But, you know, things aren’t always so static.
Along comes back into the fore, full guns, Howard Scott, circa 1942, with pockets full of cash with unlimited reserves, and a sweeping agenda looking every bit the part of a politically charged, nationalistic, fascistic movement. What other than business interests could have bank-rolled such a movement?
My point is, in terms of technology as a lineal progression, from the early age of the capitalist industrial revolution, to today’s titans of “high-tech”, the only “blip” in the system seems to have been that original call in 1919 from the “economists and technicians of the “Technical Alliance”, espousing the benefits to society of the skills of engineers and scientists holding sway over and above that of the political and business classes.
Who knows what the outcome would have been if their theory had caught on. But, it didn’t. And, if anything, it was hijacked by corporate interests. Let’s face it, if the likes of a Rockefeller or a Zbigniew endorsed it, and were running with Technocracy, Inc., the movement’s been long ago compromised.
Okay, okay, so let’s thank Mr. Wood after all, for turning us on to this fascistic movement of 1942.
I’m still not sure if the Gates, Schmuckerbergs, Musk’s and Bezos’, et al, of the world are secret worshipers and practitioners of Technocracy, Inc. I mean, they sure as hell don’t need Technocracy Inc.’s Inc. They have their own very robust Inc. Or, are they simply Kurzweil worshiping junkies?
Or, is it all about what it’s always been about, since the dawn of civilization?
Money, baby.
Money.
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Next up: One idea on why the truth movement didn’t progress too far…. Sabotage from the inside!
Undermining of the Truth Movement:….
Wait a minute….Did you have the pizza in the fridge, or hopefully they’ve got Domino’s delivery where you are? Either way, stay put, man! Don’t go risking catching Covid-19 for a lousy slice of pizza out on the town, now, alex!…
Whew.
Okay, back to covert operations…..
Do you remember Daniel Hopsicker? He was a very early proponent of the 9/11 Truth Movement. He was known for exposing the ties between Mohamed Atta, et al, and the CIA run flying schools in Florida, e.g. Huffman Aviation. How Hopsicker was able to dig up all his information was always impressive to me, and I always thought, wow, he’s a helluva investigative journalist!
If you’re not familiar with Hopsicker, here he is at a 9/11 Truth Symposium back in 2008, in Keene, New Hampshire. It so happens, yours truly was there that weekend in attendance!:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1E3kqMjFDEA
Reviewing this video explains to me why I couldn’t barely keep awake. I thought it was because I was partying all night. Now I realize that Hopsicker was so damned, fucking boring!
Because you’re a tecky of sorts, check out this video of the same exact speech as the one above. It’s hard to believe the intense difference in quality! This one below is exactly how I remember it sitting in the audience, not so with the one above:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=227&v=yBDW8liPexo&feature=emb_logo
So, that’s Dan the Man Hopsicker in action.
Now then, here’s the heart of this post, and what you’ve been anxiously awaiting, chowing down that delicious pizza pie!….
I found a very interesting blog discussing, or rather, accusing Hopsicker of being a government mole, with damage control being his prime objective. It’s weird, because this blog predates the Symposium by two years! The government mole insinuation states that the entire purpose of Hopsicker’s investigations was to make it look like he was exposing more government bungling of information prior to 9/11 (while legitimizing, at the same time, by default, the official story line).
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And sure enough, man, looking back retrospectively, Hopsicker damn well was doing just that!
First the accusatory blog:
http://citizenspook.blogspot.com/2006/05/
Now, please take a look at Hopsicker’s article, circa 2004, on his website. The article is titled “Ten More Things You Never Knew about Mohamed Atta”. It certainly sheds light on Citizen Spook’s accusations:
https://www.madcowprod.com/2004/10/22/ten-more-things-you-never-knew-about-mohamed-atta/
Do you notice that every news item No.1 through No.10 reinforces the official narrative of 9/11, while each news item acts to denigrate and “expose” the incompetence of the intelligence agencies?
There’s also some bullshit about Mossad being “reportedly hard on the heels of at least four members of the hijack gang, including its leader Mohammed Atta.”
You can’t have made this shit up! But, apparently Hopsicker did. Damn!…. Well, he, himself, was not making these things up, he was simply busy compiling erroneous press reports from a number of sources from around the CIA infested global news corp. Unfortunately, some of these reports were re-broadcast from sources that should have thought things out a little more clearly, such as 9/11 Truth.org. In my opinion, just to use the word “alleged” doesn’t really cut very deep into the propaganda. “Alleged” doesn’t really stick. But, the propaganda does.
Would you like to know which other government mole’s modus operandi precisely parallels Hopsicker’s? She is known for whistleblowing – “exposing” FBI ineptitude, whilst cementing the official story in place. This little lady is cited twice in news item No.5.
Anyway, given the incredibly obvious and blatant use of official story lines above, gratuitously masticated and regurgitated, and spat out for a hungry crowd, I totally concur with the blogger from Citizen Spook, that Hopsicker was, indeed, a 9/11 government mole.
It’s even hard to believe Hopsicker went as far as to criticize none other than David Ray Griffin, who in my opinion is one of the pillars of the Truth Movement!
Hopsicker’s got balls, man. And, the sonuva is still publishing!
In conclusion, you really can’t trust anybody. Nobody.
Hey, listen, like Corbett has said repeatedly now, maybe in ten years we’ll find out he was working for the government, too.
Right? 🙂
J-u-s-t k-i-d-d-i-n-g!
PS:
You know, when I pulled into the Keene high school parking lot, I felt the creepiest feeling the place was probably crawling with FBI posing as Truthers.
Only, there was no way of telling who the hell was who. But, it was something I felt throughout my entire being.
It was, plainly speaking, kinda messed up in that sense.
Only, at the time, I never suspected anyone on the stage, speaking, was government.
Fuck all!
And to them, just as you might, I say Fuck off!
….How was the pizza?
Hmm, there’s nothing like a little savory beef fat melting in the mouth. You got that right!
Taking down Hopsicker and Edmonds: I guess you figured out who the little lady was I was referring to, eh? I went over to Newsbud, and oh, goodness, she has transformed into one strange cult of personality unto herself! I almost feel as if she may have dumped her husband and kids to become the head madam of Erdoğan’s palace harem….! I’m not even joking.
Strange Brew.
So, on the conspiracy spectrum, you’re down to Corbett, TSM and Icke. It is funny about Icke, isn’t it? The lizard thing? I hate the fact that he’s so spot on with just about most everything, because I get pulled down by the psychic weight required to give the lizards a few crumbs of credence. In other words, an unwanted consternation by virtue of their author’s more credible accounts of reality, It’s a balance. But, I’d rather not have to feed those suckers (Icke’s lizards) anything! No crumbs, no thought, no nothing! Also there’s the additional waste of energy – since you brought up that concept – of having to spend unnecessary thought in trying to fathom why? Why would Icke, with a perfectly straight face and composed demeanor, come out talking about ancient lizard blood lines like he was talking about the merits of his favorite cricket team – in the first fucking place ? WHY?
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Yes, one more manifestation of bizarrity and contrivance…perfected. Another block on the road to nowhere….I mean, reality. I mean, nowhere. I mean, reality. I mean, nowhere, I mean…. It’s your walking in circles and getting nowhere. You’re comfortable in simply throwing out the crap you don’t like. With me, it’s irksome. The thing is, I’m not concerned about myself, as much as I am for other people who would throw the baby out with the bathwater, who would disregard as mere malarkey, (if I may borrow from J. Bidden) the prospect of 9/11 being a psyop, when they’re confronted with stories about lizards. And that conundrum actually goes for many dubious and questionable theories out there, be they specifically designed to be somewhat plausible red herrings, or totally whacked-out absurdities…..More on that later, because it’s important.
I do like the Dykes. But ah, poor Aaron, though. What he must of had to deal with, when he dealt with A. Jones, I can only imagine. Do you remember when he was a mainstay at Infowars? Always being hovered over and ridiculed for being chubby? Plus, when he and Melissa left Infowars, they felt like they were being stalked, to the point of feeling a bit threatened by their old boss? I have a sneaking feeling the old boss knew how bright the Dykes were and felt both threatened by that, and jealous.
Anyway, the Dykes put out some good stuff. They cover the usual topics proficiently. Not-that-everything-they-say-I-agree-with.
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But, this gets into what I mentioned on another post. And, that is, I’m not a full fledged conspiracy theorist. Meaning I don’t buy into every theory that comes along, or connect every dot that’s been connected by others. Maybe you can say I have my own comfort level of plausibility, based as it is on my own level of understanding, or lack, thereof. Witness that I’m open-minded enough to concede such a thought, i.e., the thought of my own limitations, at least. I’m certainly no Stalwart when it comes to the playing fields of ideas. Latest fortune cookie: “There are no limitations in imagination.”
As for Corbett, the first entrée on your very short go-to list of sources, I agree, he does, as you say “think right”. Plus, the specific Canadian intonation in his voice tells me he’s an honest man. He, like many Canadians, are lacking a certain gene that ordinarily permits a person to lie. In short order, this gene must have been bred out of the very small Canadian population at large. Because, when you grow up in an isolated, frigid geographic location as is much, or all, of Canada, I would suspect that those who spend their lives deceiving others, and in turn, are next to useless, if not detrimental to the community, are not going to be welcome, or for that matter, survive very long.
Anyway, Honest Corbett. That’s my conspiracy theory for the day.
A further critique of Corbett to be continued…later, not presently.
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NB: I need a station break (but, no cigarettes!).
I don’t know, man, I don’t like taking it to the limit anymore. I mean, what if I fuck up and type that one extra word too many? 501! I just count lines, multiply by 10, and split it up that way. Counting each word is like having to stick my eyeballs back in their sockets…..
Giving reptiles a bad rap:
You mention Wittgenstein. Good point. Maybe Icke can heed the philosopher’s words – “Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent.” Meaning whenever Icke gets that urge to rattle on about reptilian beings as real, phenomenological entities of form, he should button it up. But, you make another good point. Reptiles as metaphor for TPTSB. For beings with limitless wealth, there’s near limitless power. And perhaps limitless boredom! What do you do when you can do anything you want? Maybe you do that which you shouldn’t. You do that which is taboo. Verboden. You do that which is unacceptable to others who are powerless to stop you. Engaging in psychotic pedophilia might be just the answer to cure those rich man blues and while away idle time, when convention just doesn’t seem to cut it, when the ladies at their fingertips aren’t doing it for them anymore, why not do little girls and boys…. Icke does strap a bad rap onto reptiles, doesn’t he, linking them to Hollywood moguls, power brokers, sheiks, kings, and first and foremost, his native Royals.
As much as I am a half-baked conspiracy theorist, I am totally convinced that the essence of Pizzagate is quite real, and except for perhaps subsequent damage control embellishments perped by the estblishment, the original exposé of emails,twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts of those caught up in it was completely genuine. Whether the Russians exposed it, or some other party, through Wikileaks, or whomever, is immaterial. What convinces me the most, however, was how the entire, and I mean the e-n-t-i-r-e! establishment went absolutely bonkers over the exposé! The MSM, with not a second to spare, circled the wagons, and fired back like the monolith they are, as one voice, and they screamed like folks who just had their collective big toe stamped on, and unison they proclaimed “FAKE NEWS!” “FAKE NEWS” FAKE NEWS”….
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It was a gut punch reaction because it wasn’t fake at all. Podesta’s emails weren’t fake, his brother’s home decor depicting child abuse wasn’t fake, Alafantus’ Instagram wasn’t fake, etc. Pizzagate was the impetus and ground zero for the unified rush to censor and de-monetize and punish anti-establishment gadflies on social media. What happened? Corbett sort of promised not to let it go. And I quote “…Pizzagate must not be allowed to go quietly.”
Unfortunately, Pizzagate did go quietly (into the night). Yet, that’s kind of odd that it has, given the fact that censorship, which was instigated on account of Pizzagate, is alive and well and going strong. And the MSM makes a point of reiterating when they deem it appropriate, to remind audiences of how dastardly awful Pizzagate was in terms of fake news….Why not fight back! Bring back the topic! Bring back Pizzagate! Or, is that even possible without getting totally fucked?
Anyway, need another station break.
By the way – solvate – you got me on that one.
Continuity of text: COT
Finally , finally; what’s it been 24? 48 hrs?
Okay, here it is, my continuity….
So, what am I gonna say for myself…
“Fuck me.”
Yes, fuck me, while this war is waging. Fuck me while the new world odor declares martial law. Fuck me while the tanks come rolling in, and every last shred of decency, let alone sanity has been pulverized, vanquished into the sands of time, never to arise again.
Yes, fuck me. And when this shit’s all over, wake me the fuck up. ‘Cause good sleep’s a long time coming. Listening to Jason Bermas and I swear they’re gonna seal me in my house, pump me full of bullets lest I walk down the street.
I don’t mind the National Guard so much if they’d only repaint their fucking vehicles. What was wrong with Army green? What’s with this puke mustard yellow, like baby’s diarrhea? That’s what bothers me about that rollout. Get that garbage off our streets!
But, really, don’t be mocking the dead, please. That was infantile, juvenile, thoughtless. Dumb. Not you. Heir _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
Any questions?
I don’t even know what to talk about?
1. Necrophilia
2. Alien reptilians
4. Woody A
5. End of Civilization
Tell me, alex, whaddaya wanna tawk about?
Pencil drawings! lol
Okay then, back to your penultimate post.
I’m going to admit it’s not easy to decipher exactly your position with regard to reptilians. Do they remain simply metaphoric creatures with which to describe in somewhat graphic terms those who sit at the pinnacle? Or, is the reality so mind blowing, that you’re suggesting reptilian creatures, these “reptiles form outer space” are actually real? Or, are you saying – and I believe this is what you’re saying – that these f*ckers at the top are so goddamned evil as to be beyond imagination, and thus (hence) (either works), it’s better to think of them as if they were extremely malevolent creatures from outer space and to be as cautious with these super elites as if you were dealing with freaking alien lizards?
I’m right, right?
As far as familiarity with the mad and the elite, it depends on your definition. I’m very familiar with people slapped with the label of being paranoid schizophrenics, if that’s what you mean by “mad”. Though, I’ve never met a person suffering from necrophilia, like the sorry-assed derangement in your anecdote, shelling out 100 dollar bills for erotic necrotic solitude, which to me is far worse. Way far worse! I mean, thank goodness it’s mostly paranoid schizophrenics running around out there, rather than necrophiliacs….But, like you say, who can even imagine what’s going on at the top? Better to slap the label of reptilian creatures from the black lagoon, or outer space (pick your B movie), and concentrate on figuring out how not to be oppressed by these bastards, if at all possible.
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As for the elite, I don’t know. It depends on your definition of elite. Like everything else, there are the elite, and there are the elite . There’s certainly no shortage of people believing themselves to be elite. I’ve met plenty in that category, which just thinking about it, makes for another good place to pause for a good vomit.
But, rest assured, just because an individual might have hundreds of millions, or multi billions, doesn’t necessarily make the person evil. In the same way that all philanthropy is not all evil, Yet, as we can well surmise, some “philanthropists” or “philanthropic groups” use their “philanthropy” as cover for malign objectives. Those are members of the “Club”, the very same club which George Carlin described as part of his stand-up routine. I don’t believe I’ve ever met anyone belonging to the “Club”. I hope not.
I think it’s well to remember, though, that unknowable, unimaginable reptilian types exist at all socioeconomic levels. Not just at the peek, not just from outer space, not just from the bowels of the earth….
….And I’ve probably just induced a good potential for a nice nightmare tonight.
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Off subject: In his bouts, the first real good jab Foreman threw generally marked the beginning of the end. You could just see it in the change of expression in his opponent’s faces. It was all sparkly lights and twinkles playing to the first few notes of the first stanza of Beethoven’s 5th. Foreman’s opponents no stanza too long after that! 🙂
Here’s a little odd coincidence for me….
I had rented Roger Stone’s 1991 epic JFK, and decided I’d watch it last night, which I did – it’s over 3 hours long, and I don’t think I had ever watched all of it at once, only pieces of it. I came away feeling like Stone absolutely nailed it, save perhaps for the identities of the actual shooters, which Stone basically says is immaterial, next to the scope of the entire plot, which is incredibly laid bare by the character played by Donald Sutherland, Agent X. If you haven’t seen it, it’s a good movie. So, the odd coincidence is Bob Dylan released today a 17 minute song he recorded “a while back” on the Kennedy assassination called Murder Most Foul .
The timing for me was kinda strange. Here it is:
https://variety.com/2020/music/news/bob-dylan-releases-17-minute-song-jfk-kennedy-assassination-murder-most-foul-1203546713/
I also was checking out Icke regarding his theory on reptilians because I haven’t listened to him talk about it for years. Apparently, I wasn’t paying attention because he is fully and completely into this idea not as metaphor in the slightest, but as a full blown world view. Either he is consciously and fallaciously perpetuating this reality of his to garner attention, sell books, and hold talks with sizable audiences, aka commercial marketing, or he actually believes it. It’s a very extensive alternative reality he’s got going. Reminds me of the science fiction that was originally science fiction for science fiction’s sake, but morphed into Scientology.
And perhaps this is a lead into your interesting quote -“a mistaken reading of the symbol”. For Icke, he relates a specific time and a specific place for when he first had a vision of “his” reality, and as Icke says “Where it all began.”
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Out of curiosity, who is this certain mythologist who would take Icke’s rather vivid and vibrant realities as a “mistaken reading of the symbol”? What is the “symbol” and in what way does Icke’s interpretation of reality misread it? Also, might we dare now – this being as good a time as any – to dip our toes into the waters of religion?
Mythological beings, symbology, language, art, unspeakable atrocities…. Religion seems to fit right in!
Hmm, I don’t know, should we discuss religion on this here website? Maybe. If I like to think of myself as a conspiracy realist, how far away, then, could I possibly be from being a religion realist? The thing is, this isn’t a religious site. Unless, of course, we add religion to the primary list? 🙂
Safer to talk about those tree trunks that George Foreman passed off as arms. Yours was the perfect description. Especially during his second run, after what, a ten year layoff? I loved watching him, bigger and heavier than before, lumber(pun alert!)after his opponents with the tree trunks kept crossed in front of him, jabbing his opponents backwards and then landing those thudding, axe chopping blows onto a now terrified victim, silly enough to have laced up and climb through those ropes. However, Ali remains my favorite of all time! I actually dreamed of an eighth round knock-out prior to their fight in Zaire. In my dream, I saw the victorious fighter walking back to the dressing room, but only from the back, so I didn’t know the winner’s identity. I should have, though, given the fighter’s physique in the dream, which was much closer to Ali’s than Foreman’s.
Hopefully I’m not sounding like Icke, I’m sure as shit not in his league! But, had to laugh when you mentioned dreaming of post-matrix, post-glory, B-movie only, Keanu Reeves. Uncreative, indeed! Hahahaa!
Also, I know what your saying about the evolution of sports figures, going from excelling in excellence, to performing near inhuman feats. But, I have to say, Mike Tyson, boy, when he burst upon the scene, in his 21 year old prime? He would have killed anybody, even Ali in his prime.
Welp, that’s a wrap! Good day to you, sir, until the next correspondence!
candlelight said:
“So, the odd coincidence is Bob Dylan released today a 17 minute song he recorded ‘a while back’ on the Kennedy assassination called Murder Most Foul.”
Bob Dylan.
What can you say, the guy’s a genius.
Borrowing from Tom Waits’ piano-vocal delivery…
Name-dropping galore…
Song/lyric-dropping galore…
Trance-like story-telling like no other…
Brilliant!
Yeah, I know this not the right thread, but thanks for the guacamole recipe. No teaspoons, tablespoons, no cups, no measures – that’s my style of cookin’!
Tasted great, I made it earlier tonight, around midnight. Three cloves of garlic are enough to do two things – ward off Dracula, and kill some Covid. With that amount of garlic on my breath I feel very protected and secure. To the recipe I added onion, and instead of parsley (don’t get me wrong, I love parsley, lots of parsley!) I used cilantro. It’s funny about cilantro, I really like it in Mexican or Tex/Mex, but not really anywhere else. Some people are said to think it smells like soap. When I smell it by itself, it smells like stink bugs. I don’t know if you’ve ever smelled a stink bug, but the little buggers can really earn their given name, if you piss them off.
Just a quick note about Stone’s “JFK” vs. Corbett’s “China and the New World Order” which I watched again after you made the comparison…. Well, one thing to remember is JFK was produced for the silver screen, like all proper Hollywood movies; it’s not a documentary, or for that matter, a docudrama. It’s also a period piece, basically beginning the day Kennedy was assassinated through Jim Garrison’s unsuccessful prosecution trial of Clay Shaw in 1969. So, in the context of the movie, it would be unrealistic to think Agent X was appraised of the contents of Anthony Suttons’s treatises delving into the back story of US-China political relations beginning with Kissinger’s trip to China in the early 1970’s, which treatises were only published in the 1970’s. Agent X, whether he was an actual historical character, or just a vehicle created to expound Stone’s point of view, as much as his character may have been in the “know” as far as certain Pentagon/CIA funny business, there’s still the idea of compartmentalization. So, even though the movie doesn’t go as deep as say, Corbett’s “China and the New World Order”, it’s not really within its scope to do so, nor would it be at all realistic if it did, given the time period the movie covers. So, 5 critical stars for Stone’s JFK! And, it goes without saying, naturally, accolades for Corbett’s work, as well. Everything’s got its time and place, no?
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I was following your back and forth with Noahsark723 on one of the threads and I gotta say Noahsark linked some pretty good stuff and some pretty interesting people. First, the guy with the primitive construction going on in the woods using only primitive tools he produced by hand? – oh, man, that’s what I call one very serious dude! The best I ever did in high school for an anthropology course was go into the woods and attempt to gather stuff to weave my own basket. What a pathetic piece of shit anyone’s ever seen! I think I even handed it in for a grade, which is even more pathetic come to think of it.
Now, the other fellow Ben Falk, what he achieved with his gardening is pretty amazing, and he is like the young version of Wendell Berry, they really have the same mind set. I never heard of Berry, but, he’s really something. I realize you had this knee jerk reaction the micro second after hearing something about “green”, but, I heard nothing about global warming, CO2, Greta Thunberg, etc., etc. No, Berry’s agenda is simply stop polluting the bejesus out of our mother earth, plus stop all the monocultural farming and industrially raising livestock, which completely parallels the creed of Ben Falk, and others, like Sepp and Josef Holzer and their permaculture farm that Noahsark also linked to….Good stuff…. Berry, Berry good stuff!
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I also followed the exhaustive link to the linex forum. This guy jonestu, holy shit, he makes a 500 word post look like just the period at the end of a sentence. Did you see how he skewered poor CrocoDuck? And it was excellent reading…. We really have to petition Corbett to dump the 500 rule. Imagine if jonestu had to keep thinking about getting snipped ? It really screws up your train of thought constantly having to be bothered, as well as worrying about having too many links, and waiting on a queue to be moderated, etc. Can we protest??
But, I diverge. Now, in Noahsark’s linex post, he linked a 2010 video of Bill Ryan of Project Avalon. Did you see it? I’ll re-post it in case you didn’t. It outlines a real meat and potatoes conspiracy, served up just the way you kind of like it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73e4EfvVZGw
One thing I really liked was a lovely acoustic guitar rendition of Lennon’s “Imagine” that sets a certain tone. And, also, the video ends with Lennon’s own recording of “Imagine”, and very respectfully continues the song to its conclusion to end the video.
As far as the video goes, if you’ll allow me to use my old vernacular, by rights, no matter how you slice it, the video is far fucking out. Period, man. I’m not saying for better or for worse. But, it postulates some far fucking out stuff. But, what pricked up my ears was when Bill Ryan quickly mentions Dolores Cannon. Have you heard of her? Check her out. About ten years ago, I had one of the most bizarre, other worldly, marathon, impromptu meetings with an acolyte of hers.
I’m going to save that for another time. I might even save it for the Paris cafe, yes, this time with smokes, too. Fuck it. But, the contents of the video could use some discussion.
Anyway, it’s past my bedtime, or is there any fucking bedtime when quarantined?
To be continued…. later.
I was being humorous, and perhaps not especially successful, apparently, getting off a few snipes over the 500 limitation. Nothing too serious, as I thought a few of us at this here Corbett Report were having some fun, now and again. I’m perplexed your being more serious than a heart attack over it?
But, oddly enough, looking at the blog you set up, I can understand Stravinsky’s quote. This blog stares back at me and I have total writer’s block!
So, you’re saying you also set up a blog having to do with dialogue concerning malediction? Link that one so I can take a look at it. I’m curious!
Did you get a chance to watch Noahsark’s video that he posted at the linux blog – Bill Ryan of Project Avalon? It’s a doozy. Though, I do have to point out one bit of high irony – for me, anyway – that the video is sandwiched between Lennon’s “Imagine” song. I can’t help feeling that bit of irony “surrounding” the video! Especially so, given how “woke” Bill Ryan is supposed to be and given the video’s content’s dire and fearful warning that Masonic plans had been discussed to ring in the New World Order. Contrarily, “Imagine” dials up thoughts of an idyllic utopia of a stateless world with no borders, and no religion. With nothing to kill or die for…. Which is, more or less, a New World Order of sorts, writ large and idealistically. Oh, my! Oh, how ghastly! And, oh, how funnily ironic!
IMAGINE:
Imagine there’s no heaven
It’s easy if you try
No hell below us
Above us, only sky
Imagine all the people
Livin’ for today
Ah
Imagine there’s no countries
It isn’t hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion, too
Imagine all the people
Livin’ life in peace
You
You may say I’m a dreamer
But I’m not the only one
I hope someday you’ll join us
And the world will be as one
Imagine no possessions
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world
You
You may say I’m a dreamer
But I’m not the only one
I hope someday you’ll join us
And the world will live as one
Bastardos, indeed! Geesh! Three bullets…. A joke like that is enough to raise the dead! But, interesting how Yoko could reprove what you were doing. How would she even know? You know? A relatively obscure band in Brazil putting together a Lennon song? Does Yoko have eyes and ears all over the world? I was once at Heathrow, circa 1983, standing on line to go through Customs, and I look around and there was Yoko on the Customs line for British Citizens. I was so excited. My girlfriend told me stop staring, look forward and shut up….though once in a while I couldn’t help taking a peak.
Malediction had its place, I suppose…like in the 14th Century. ha ha ha.
But, no worries, I’m not one of those cool city slickers from NY who’s gonna poo poo the idea, and just fit it neatly inside a chapter on psychology. Or, am I?
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[By the way, perhaps the middle of America is “fly-over” country; but LA and NY are the country’s armpits.” :-)]
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To me, malediction falls under the provenance of suggestion. Like the guy in Michael Crichton’s little story about “Pointing the Bone”. It really makes the case that there is no magic involved in the supernatural sense of the word magic. Why? Because this poor guy’s “curse” was broken when he was told it was going to be broken by yet a stronger “curse”. And, apparently it was broken by a stronger curse that was nothing but a bunch of random bullshit. Like Crichton says, the incantations the doctors used as they danced around was some long forgotten lines of Hebrew from their Bar Mitvahs, having nothing to do with undoing a “curse”. So, malediction is nothing but employing the power of suggestion. And you bear this premise out when you say that Malediction works only if the curse is known . Therefore, it must be placed in the person’s mind by suggestion, or other means, whereby the recipient is conscious of it, or otherwise receives it subliminally or perhaps hypnotically.
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But, here I am putting it neatly into a package with a nice little bow…. What doesn’t fit so neatly is mental telepathy, the ability to send and receive projected thoughts. I am somewhat of a half-ass practitioner of a practitioner of a practitioner of someone who was purported to have been able to project his thoughts at a distance, into another person’s mind.
Once, I was sitting with my practitioner at a dinner table, and I wanted to have a private meeting, so there I was straining to put such a thought in his head while I was just calmly eating – there was no talking allowed at this gathering. The next thing I know, he gets up and goes over to his wife and whispers something in her ear, she then goes over to me and whispers in my ear if I’d like to have a private meeting with her husband….Indeed, I thought that was pretty cool! It was like….magic!
Okay, so?
How was the Friday night bath salts, incense, candles, and Stravinsky playing low? Set you up good after for a nice cup of coffee, cigarettes and a video?
What did you make of Bill Ryan? So, the aliens are really ourselves come back from the future. Hmm. Oh, man, do I have issues with that case scenario!
Leaving that aside, there is something I’d like to say about believing in the existence of viruses, or the SARS-CoV-2 virus in particular. No matter what it actually is, whether it’s a “virus” or a piece of a virus, or a strand of DNA or RNA or whatever you want to delineate, one thing should be recognized, that whatever this thing is, it is a thing, it is something. It’s not a figment of imagination conjured by a malediction. It needs to be understood as a real, physical pathogen, whether there’s eight variations, or a hundred variations. In whatever particular and exact form it takes, it is a real, physical particle, and it effects people differently, depending on how a person’s body and mind are able to handle it, or not. Further, getting bogged down in argumentation over whether or not viruses exist, and a myriad of other argumentative offshoots on the subject reminds me completely of the jumble of arguments about what brought down the twin towers. After a while it becomes completely superfluous against the backdrop of the larger picture.
Amen, I’m done for now. Maybe a bath does sound good. First, one must finish ones soothing glass of Port and the last bit of Stilton.
Cheers
Stilton?
It’s British blue.
As in cheese.
How’s life in Brazil these days? Saw in the news the other day that your fearless leader, pontificating to the masses, seemed to have had a bit of a dry cough?
And today’s news – the city of Manaus has bodies piling up? A real “horror show”?
Real or BS?
https://news.yahoo.com/brazilian-city-manaus-fighting-horror-movie-pandemic-conditions-163132378.html
Within the last week I’ve spoken to a couple of people I know who know people in the NY Metro area who’ve kicked the bucket from a sudden onslaught of covid, who’d been just fine prior to. Someone else I know very well came down with it in March. He said he went through hell for two weeks but came out of it.
It’s very interesting that there would be two people in the last week that I’ve spoken to, who are prominent in their fields of business, who were both convinced that Sars-CoV-2 was manufactured – by the Chinese. It was if I was speaking to a couple of “conspiracy theorists”! Yet, for all intents and purposes, you could say that in all other regards, the two people who expressed this idea – with one going as far as to say that the virus was “seeded” around the world by the Chinese – would ordinarily be considered “normies”.
More fun facts: The Lombardy region of Italy that was hit real hard with covid-19 has like 100,000 imported Chinese workers who are employed in the region’s renowned leather goods industry. It’s been conjectured that China would like to basically take this industry over.
Expanding upon the Chinese angle, it is interesting how a disproportionate number of hospitalized covid victims suffer from obesity, hypertension and diabetes, which just so happens to be rather prevalent in the West, as opposed to being much less prevalent in the East. Making matters worse, the prevalent medications taken for the latter two diseases greatly exacerbates the problem, making the virus that much more deadly.
One more fun fact, that actually you, alexandre, might be gratified to hear: And that is that smokers may be less effected by the virus! It’s starting to be thought that nicotine may interfere with the virus’ progression. There’s solid statistics to back up this recent claim…. Ha ha! I’ll smoke to that!
And yet, again, it’s also interesting, given the above, that the Chinese to date, are culturally, relatively, heavy smokers….
I’m tempted any day now to go out and buy myself a pack of humps! Besides the health benefit, befitting of the new normal, why not simply sit back, relax and light up, too, as we watch the world economy go up in smoke, right?
Be well.
Okay, this is weird – earlier this evening I signed off on a short email with someone with “ta-ta”. Not sure I’d ever done that before, and now I read the “tara-tara-ta-ta” quote from your bud Willie Nelson (Is he seriously? You know Willie Nelson?). The coincidence was funny.
Also coincidentally odd was the reference to your cooking the potatoes, and something about just learning it from amenetusien? Huh? Ex-haro Huh? So I googled “amenetusien” to find out what amenetusien is. LOL I found out. In fact, I spent a good hour probably reading your collaborative novela with ex-haros! But, the strange part is about the patatas brava. Yesterday morning I asked my daughter to make some for my son for his breakfast because he really likes how she makes them, and this evening at the supermarket I picked up more potatoes for her to make more patatas brava. She uses the very small young potatoes, and doesn’t spare the cayenne. Even I’ve tried my hand at it a few times in the last couple of months.
So, what gives with this Jungian consciousness?
But, getting back to your discussion on the far reaches of the globe. Besides Madagascar, I’ve never heard of these other places. How did you hear of these rather exotic realms? Kidding.
But, ha ha, how’s Brazil? Like everywhere else – inexsistent. Man, you’re tough! What is in those cigarettes??? You like to insist on conflating non reality with concrete. I think your sister doesn’t worry about you because you speak more rationally with her than you do here on the Corbett channel….Ha ha, forgive me – no offense (er, while I lmfao). No, but, really. Brass tacks, eh? You came up with a hypothesis (however jokingly) that maybe all the tar caked on smoker’s lungs was preventing the virus from penetrating the surface of the cells. You know, actually, come to think of it, who knows, maybe you’re right? But, my point is you jested about something – and we all know there’s truth behind every jest – and that something was the reality of an actual viral pathogen effecting deadly pneumonia. So, in that little joke, you admitted to the reality of the situation…. Yet, conversely, much of your discourse on these Corbett posts regarding covid takes on the feel of Magical Realism that one might find in Gabriel García Márquez’s One Hundred Years Of Solitude.
But, hey, listen, no offense. None whatsoever. I kind of dig it. Because I never say no, and I like all the layers. It’s intriguing. You’re thought provoking.
And, yes, maybe we are tripping. 🙂
Anyway, gotta go to bed. It’s 5 in the fucking morning.
I wanna be awake for them patatas brava, man.
Is it just me or is the Event 201 (http://www.centerforhealthsecurity.org/event201/about) a slight indication of what was going to come? Interesting for me was especially that this hypothetical event had its start in South America, but we find on the panel officials from China, Singapore, Australia…. none from South America.
One of the first things the lady from the UN said, was that the narrative has to be controlled and rumours have to be stopped right in its tracks.
Oh, and of course we need a world organisation (of some kind) to coordinate everything.
It is worth watching/hearing what our overlords planned for some hypothetical corona virus pandemic.
Oh, and not to forget: We need more data!! Only when we have data about everything, then we can counter the pandemic.
And another piece of wisdom: People do not believe the governments anymore, therefore we need to use the companies to bring “the truth” to the people.
Living and working in Beijing, I can tell you, this has been implemented here.
I presume there is a relation with the NATO Defender-2020 exercise and the total lockdown.
However, reports in the media about the status of the very exercise itself are contradictive.
https://thedefensepost.com/2020/03/05/nato-exercises-coronavirus-defender-europe/
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/03/11/politics/us-military-europe-coronavirus/index.html
Has anyone more information on this subject?
This was interesting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_AyuhbnPOI
Hotfoot!
Thanks!
This really adds insight, especially in context with Corbett’s March 3rd Lies, Damned Lies, and Coronavirus Infection Numbers – #PropagandaWatch.
https://www.corbettreport.com/lies-damned-lies-and-coronavirus-infection-numbers-propagandawatch/
There is a string to be pulled here…to follow the trail of the implications.
James says that under Medical Martial Law the penalty for “breaking quarantine” would be 30 days, but in Italy they’re saying “suspected virus spreaders” could be charged with murder and sentenced to 21 years!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8106017/Italian-coronavirus-death-toll-leaps-23-day-1-016-total-number-cases-passes-15-000.html
“Suspected virus patients have been ordered to stay indoors with a penalty of 206 euros (£182) over their heads – but they could face far graver charges if they infect someone on their travels.
“The most severe charge of ‘malicious murder’ could lead to a prison sentence as long as 21 years, according to Italian media, while virus spreaders could still be charged with misconduct even if no-one is killed.”
How will they police that? Will people be arrested for sneezing in public?
Also, if James is reading this, there are 3 broken links on his list: the two Sunshine Project ones and the Time one further down (Documentation – How to Deal with Swine Flu: Heeding the Mistakes of 1976). Or maybe they are not available in my country or something.
Sadly I think we are turning the clock back. It feels like September 2001, when everyone was panicking madly and almost begging the government to bring in more restrictive laws to protect them, and creepy academics were on TV debate shows discussing whether there were certain circumstances where torture could be justified.
Here is excellent video by Thomas Cowan MD showing the 5G & vax (due to heavy metals) are causing these deaths. China had mandatory vax a few months before this outbreak. Also, Wuhan is center of 5G. https://youtu.be/zFN5LUaqxOA
He disputes current understanding of viruses.
I’ve now found four broken links in the list above.
Along with the two Sunshine Project ones and the Time one further down (Documentation – How to Deal with Swine Flu: Heeding the Mistakes of 1976), the YouTube associated with the “Documentation – 1976 ‘Swine Flu’ Public Service Announcements” link seems to have been removed.
Very late here in the UK but this COVID 19 thing has me up at nights. Not because I’m ill but because I am becoming increasingly dismayed by what’s going on here.
It appears the UK government have basically said.
“Yep it’s going to be terrible, quite a few people will die, there’s not much you can do about it, so just sit tight and take your chances. Trangression will not be tolerated. Obey!”
I can accept the “there’s nothing you can do” bit it’s the interminable lecturing and finger wagging that’s doing my nut in.
Anyhoo! I feel better for that and here are a couple of reads if you’re interested.
https://in-this-together.com/covid-19-the-trouble-with-coronavirus/
https://in-this-together.com/chloroquine-coronavirus/
I believe some of the links are gone. (see the comments above)
However,
here is a 1976 News story – “60 Minutes on Swine Flu and Vaccinations”
https://www.corbettreport.com/your-guide-to-surviving-a-crisis/#comment-73699
Well James, very insightful piece and prophetic, and it makes me (I guess you too) feel mad for being right.
Now, some feed from this part of the world
Denmark was one of those more liberal countries regarding the vaccination policy and so far it has been up to the parents to decide whether their kids should take the standard vaccination program or not. No surprise, this has changed virtually overnight.
After staying calm for weeks and merely watching the spread of the Covid19, the government on the late evening of the 12th March panicked and declared a mild version of national emergency, shutting down the schools, universities, kindergartens and all non-vital services for two weeks, albeit only provisionally, but no one knows at this point what other measures will be taken when the 14 days have passed.
A few days later the borders were closed, allowing only legal residents to return home.
However, that may not even be important, since the new legislation was rushed through the parliament on Friday, https://www.ft.dk/ripdf/samling/20191/lovforslag/l133/20191_l133_som_vedtaget.pdf
doing away with the liberal policy and granting the government powers (the ministry of health in particular) to do compulsory vaccination (See section 7. I § 8 indsættes som stk. 2) , committal to a hospital and isolation. It includes other measures, all of them basically boiling down to restriction of movement, scrapping personal freedoms in general, and clearing the space for the more severe phase.
The sad thing is that no one reacted against it, although you can still hear some sober voices among the senior medical stuff saying that the reaction is out of proportion and cannot at present time and with the present knowledge of the virus be a ground for enacting medical martial law, or something that resembles it. Note that it is still the position held by our neighbors, Sweden.
Funny thing is that now that the legislation is enacted and in force, they ordered the hospitals and the Danish equivalent of CDC to stop counting the cases, and to test only the patients with severe symptoms.
Needles to say, although the government seemed calm, for the past four weeks the state radio and television (yes, Denmark has state radio and television funded through taxes) facilitated a well orchestrated fear campaign to scare the populace, and judging by the reaction of the people I know, they succeeded.
The only good thing is that the legislation has a “sunset clause” saying that it will remain in force for one year. We’ll see about that. At this point it looks like a time frame for the medical industry to come up with the vaccine.
Keep up the good work, and now, that I am out of work for at least two weeks, I’ll finish the translation of The Century of Enslavement”
Here some more background info:
https://www.thelocal.dk/20200313/denmark-passes-far-reaching-emergency-coronavirus-law