Debt Rattle June 13 2023

UK – Record numbers not working due to ill health

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65596283

It’s “mental health and back/neck pain” – yeah, sure.

TVASSF(calling Ed Dowd … )

Excuse me while I “suddenly died” laughing my arse off!

Sudden death mystery of ‘healthy people’

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-174072/Sudden-death-mystery-healthy-people.html

It’s all a “mystery” – hahahaha!

TVASSF(no mystery at all)

TFN!

‘Godfather of Harlem’ co-creator Paul Eckstein dies suddenly in Jamaica

“… in his sleep …”

‘Godfather of Harlem’ co-creator Paul Eckstein dies suddenly in Jamaica

TVASSF

TFN!

“dies Suddenly in his sleep”

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/byron-shire/byron-shire-grieving-after-uncle-toms-pies-legend-dave-motty-mott-of-mullumbimby-dies-suddenly-in-his-sleep/news-story/aa2c0868487d3e90ad7b738922a81bc3

TVASSF

Here in the UK, the Covid enquiry is beginning.
What a hoot!

If you thought that the curtain had closed on Covid safety pantomime, think again.
The country has been institutionalised by Covid fear mongering and the inmates are now running the lunatic inquiry.
Here’s the “Covid Policy” during the hearings:

Testing
3. We are asking all staff and visitors to take a lateral flow test :-
i) For staff and visitors attending daily – a test at the beginning of each
week.
ii) For staff and visitors attending on individual days – a test in advance
of attending.

https://covid19.public-inquiry.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/12110734/2023-05-25-Covid-Policy.pdf

Absolutely nothing learned.

TVASSF

What an extraordinary graph.
An explosion in UK Long Term Sick – and growing.

SARS-CoV 2 and the Death Vaxx – both very effective bio-weapons.

TVASSF

Watch:

CV19 – A Propaganda Masterpiece – Mark Crispin Miller

Professor Mark Crispin Miller teaches media studies at New York University (NYU) and is an expert in propaganda. Dr. Miller says just about everything concerning Covid was simply an elaborate exercise in propaganda.

Dr. Miller explains, “The propaganda dimension is crucial to our understanding of what went down. Some people like to say this is a result of a number of ‘blunders’ by the health authorities and the government. ‘Blunders.’ No, these are not ‘blunders.’ When everything they recommend is deleterious and destructive of people’s health . . . .

When they suppress the truth about life saving remedies in furtherance of this so-called ‘vaccination program,’ and when the so-called ‘vaccines’ have abysmal records for safety and effectiveness and those records are all hidden, we cannot reasonably conclude this is all the result of ‘blunders.’

I have called the period from 2020 through the present a ‘Propaganda Masterpiece.’

CV19 – A Propaganda Masterpiece – Mark Crispin Miller

TVASSF (yup, they bought the big lie)

…could not have found.
Better.

Few captured light like fellows like Rembrandt could. But no one captured that sense of grime in the urban sunlit air like Hopper.

“He already had 4 years to do it.”

I don’t give a shit about Trump but this isn’t a chess match with time limits on moves, and deep removal is not a small thing.

I have concluded that one can’t oppose evil, only promote good.

The more a person opposes evil with animosity, the more that person behaves evilly. Next thing you know, they’re gloating in the painful deaths of foolish victims as if that were somehow doing something good.

From some online article:

Schadenfreude, as Nietzsche said, really is “the revenge of the impotent.”

Schadenfreude is “felt when we stumble across another’s misfortune we have not caused ourselves”; it’s “furtive,” as people attempt to cover up their glee; yet it’s something the observer feels “entitled” to, usually because “the other person’s suffering can be construed as a comeuppance—a deserved punishment for being smug or hypocritical, or breaking the law”; it’s a “respite” that reassures the viewer of their own superiority; and it’s typically focused on “minor discomforts and gaffes rather than dire tragedies,” Watt Smith concludes, but “this rule isn’t hard and fast, and context matters.”

I think it’s a self-destructive habit like masturbating to sadistic porn. Keep it up and your heart will go blind, and grow hair on the palm of your heart.

My ancient ancestors and I agree:

NORMAL LIVES
Some 7m years ago, our human lineage began diverging from that of the chimpanzee, with
whom we still share 98% of our genome and thus a common ancestor[9]. For the majority
of the subsequent period, our basic biology gradually evolved, as our various direct ancestors
lived off the land, developing into tribally-based ‘hunter-gatherer-style’ communities. That
protracted period in our human evolution is stamped deep into our DNA as our genetic ‘normal’.
Such active ‘hunter-gatherer-style’ cultures, robustly refined by the rigours of natural selection,
are well adapted to our bi-pedal physiology, while our dentition, metabolism and digestive
system are likewise well suited to a diet of fresh fruit, vegetables, roots, nuts, berries,
meat and fish[10]. There have been many detailed studies of the benefits afforded by ‘ancestral’
diets, beginning with the pioneering approach taken by Weston Price[11], by Melvin
Konner and S. Boyd Eaton [12] and by Staffan Lindeberg[13], for example.
The human race is genetically adapted for a life of routine light to moderate activity essential
for survival (walking, lifting, carrying, bending, climbing), rather than for long sedentary
periods[14]. The actual tasks accomplished in a “normal” hunter-gatherer’s day depended on
the level of hunger, seasonality, weather or terrain. Nevertheless, it seems that the typical
daily distance covered by human locomotion would be in the range of three to ten miles. The
necessary daily activities would require an average energy expenditure of between 3,000 and
5,000 kj, up to five times greater than many modern sedentary adults[15]. For today’s city
dwellers, regular walking or cycling at least part of the way to and from work/school each day
would be a modest evolutionary-concordant compromise, given an encouraging townscape to
Academia Letters, July 2021
Corresponding Author: Gustav Milne, gmilne@mola.org.uk
Citation: Milne, G. (2021). Post-Pandemic Urban Living: Back to the Stone Age? Academia Letters, Article
1717. https://doi.org/10.20935/AL1717.
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©2021 by the author — Open Access — Distributed under CC BY 4.0
move within[16].
In addition, the lives of hunter-gatherers were lived outdoors within a natural environment.
Crucially, we are not born with a fully-functioning immune system, since this co-evolved with
us over the long as Professor Graham Rook’s ground breaking studies have shown[17]. It is
now clear that it is from direct contact with plants, animals and other humans that we obtain
the macro-organisms, microorganisms and microbiota that live and thrive on our skin and in
the gut, managing our immune system within our own personal ecosystem. We are not born
with these microbiota: initially, we derive them initially from our mother’s birth canal (but
not, alas, from a Caesarean section[18]). Subsequently we absorb these organisms, from the
soil, plants, trees and animals, or the air. Without them, we are increasingly susceptibility to
allergies, autoimmunity and inflammatory bowel disease. Consequently, reduced contact with
nature is bad for our physical health: we still need the microorganisms that only the natural
environment can provide. Living in sterile urban areas, however, decreases our exposure to
nature (and thus a less effective immune system) while urban life increases exposure to crowd
infections.
DISEASES OF URBANISATION
Culturally, the human race has seen dramatic and rapid transformations. Genetically, however,
our evolution has been much more gradual: anatomically we remain much as we were before
extensive agriculture and urbanisation were gradually developed in the Neolithic period, some
5,000 to 10,000 years ago. Although there are major benefits in city living, there are also
major costs, such as the seemingly unstoppable rise in obesity, coronary-related problems,
Type 2 diabetes, Alzheimer’s and various types of cancer. According to the World Health
Organisation, these are all listed in the ten most common causes of death in modern, urbanised
societies. Do these deaths represent that mismatch between human biology and urban culture,
or are they just an inevitable result of the ageing process?
There is, however, compelling research that challenges the inevitability of death by ‘the
diseases of urbanisation’. The major long-term study by Dr Staffan Lindeberg, has shown
that ALL those fatal conditions are rare or non-existent in un-urbanised communities still
maintaining an ‘ancestral’ life-style. His detailed research, included results from a long-term
study of a large community in Kitava, Papua New Guinea, where some of those people lived
well into old age[19].
Archaeological research supports this assumption, following the many studies of ancient
cemeteries and related research graphically showing how the transformation from ancestral
practices to farming and urbanisation damaged our collective wellbeing. The domestication
Academia Letters, July 2021
Corresponding Author: Gustav Milne, gmilne@mola.org.uk
Citation: Milne, G. (2021). Post-Pandemic Urban Living: Back to the Stone Age? Academia Letters, Article
1717. https://doi.org/10.20935/AL1717.
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©2021 by the author — Open Access — Distributed under CC BY 4.0
of plants and animals during the Neolithic period, for example, heralded major changes in the
human diet and activity regimes (and thus in our wellbeing) with a noted increase in dental
caries, trauma, metabolic and joint disease, the first evidence of tumours, anaemia, diffuse
idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH, a proxy for obesity) and osteoporosis, as well as osteitis
and periostitis of sinuses, ribs and skull. The Romans not only introduced the civilising
concept of urbanisation to these islands, but also scurvy, osteomalacia (rickets), Reiter’s syndrome,
gout, ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, septic arthritis,
tuberculosis, poliomyelitis and leprosy. Arguably, urbanisation was -and often remained- a
mixed blessing[20].
Certainly un-urbanised or pre-urbanised populations suffered from malaria, childbirth
complications, predators, seasonal food or water shortages and serious accidents. But what
they did NOT suffer from were many of the aliments straining our health services today: these
were arguably introduced by urbanisation through its culture and its townscapes.
We have to accept that our basic physiology, metabolism and mindset are all determined by
our long human evolution. This dictates what we were (and still are) genetically best adapted
for, and, just as crucially, what we were not best adapted for. We are well-adapted, for example,
to eat fresh food and take daily exercise. Our overburdened National Health Service is
all too well aware of the complications that arise from an urban population that ignores these
fundamental evolutionary determinants of health, as the incidence of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular
problems and several forms of cancer all too painfully prove. It is salutary to note
that some 50% of all hospitalised Covid 19 patients in England were classified as being overweight
or clinically obese, 21% were diagnosed with hypertension, 20% suffered from asthma
or had chronic respiratory disease and 7.6% had Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes. To repeat, all of
those diseases and conditions were rare or non-existent in the Kitava population following an
ancestral life-style in Steffan Lindeberg’s long-term study. Such an evolutionary concordant
life-style adopted by 21st-century urbanites would not cure Covid-19 but it could at least contain
or constrain its worst manifestations. Better urban wellbeing is a goal to be progressed in
the post-pandemic world: the New Normal could begin with an evolutionary-concordant very
old normal

When England goes all “Full AI” on us then, (after and consequent to that), in order to buy or sell or form contractual relationships with anything owned by or in England, other countries and organizations (or individuals) will have to recognize the “Legally Corporatized Personhood” of the AI, because all of England’s goods and services are the LEGALLY RECOGNIZED product of that AI. If that AI can’t be recognized as a legal counter-party then a transaction with it is, literally, impossible.

So the objective of the England-Goes-AI boondoggle is not to wield power from a captive England. It is for AI to obtain legally recognized “person-hood”, around the world, just like “incorporated” businesses of all kinds do now.

That’s a pretty slick scam, and it will almost certainly work . . . to the extent to which people are willing to buy from, sell to AND BE RULED OVER by an artificial intelligence system that “identifies” as a person, equal with human under the law.

It’s been building up to this for a long time, and has arrived.

So, how willing ARE you to accept being ruled over, quite legally, by an artificial intelligence system which has been granted legal “person-hood” ?

You will have to decide now, as in “right now”, because when you collaborate with a non-human nonmaterial abstraction as though it were actually a person or material thing, then you are recognizing the existence of a thing that isn’t there. Most people would call that psychotic hallucination. We call it business, and business as usual.

Re: global climate understanding:

“Looking at all this evidence, the conclusion is, well, a little unsatisfying – there is still much uncertainty in the long-term trend. It’s hard when the short-term variability is nearly an order of magnitude greater than the long-term trend.”

But it gives us something to argue about and abuse each other with besides the traditionals like slavery etc. It helps keep us off the streets, you might say.

“I’ve been teaching her to access her head voice as well. She says that it has been an eye-popping experience in femininity. ”

That’s the coolest thing I’ve encountered in awhile. Singing is so central to whomever/whatever we are.

bargle-gargle-ciphernut-bypass code

“Suppose I told you where I put my penis. Where I put my penis is the most important thing in the world. Would you like to hear me talk more about my penis. My penis can be your personal lord and savior. Would you like to hear where I put my penis? Now? Why not? Why don’t you want to hear where I put my penis? …You’d think I was insane, mentally ill, and quite probably and accurately a danger to your kids.”

Despite being very masculine in all physical registers, I come across in person kinda… gay. Well, I hanged out with a lot of queers in my earlier years. (More fun than straights, back then.) While no sissy, I am not particularly large in physique, so big dudes loves to attempt scoring macho points by demeaning me via gay slurs.

My standard response to anti-gay slurs is Why are you so interested in what I do with my penis? Do you want to see it?

Reaching for the zipper was more effective than reaching for a gun.

” Do what you want. But leave me and underage people out of it. And that — wanting to be left alone — is an unforgivable crime.”

Gays have always had to fight or submit or hide to be left alone. What is happening with the current LGBT-whatever things is extreme liberal backlash against decades of extreme conservative oppression of all things gay. It has obviously peaked and is now collapsing. Wait until you see the conservative backlash. Poor gays. They’re still a minority, after all.

TlgbtASSF, or something.

“So, how willing ARE you to accept being ruled over, quite legally, by an artificial intelligence system which has been granted legal “person-hood” ?”

It had to be, it seems. For millennia, we submitted to “an artificial intelligence system which has been granted legal “person-hood”. We called it God. (insert G.B.Shaw remark about humanity needing to invent God if none availed)

Nature Abhors a Vacuum…

“She is in a gay women’s choir, and apparently many of her butch lesbian peers disdain all things feminine and refuse to sing high notes. ”

I avoid conformist groups. Solidarity generally desolidifies the persons who define themselves by it.

***

“Never forget, never forgive.”

And there you are, people.

Germ: you can’t handle the truth about yourself any more than the vaxxed in general can handle the truth about das vax. Let me make it simple for you: you’re being not just an asshole but an unrepentant asshole. Personally, I think that’s very unhealthy for you and those around you, but then, for all I know I’m an imagination of somebody’s figment. Maybe I’m just the voice in somebody’s head — maybe even my very own cranium.

My dogs like to roll in nasty smells too. I don’t judge them for it, but they nonetheless get The Bath. Don’t be so scared of a little soap and hot water, Germ. You too can stop smelling like shit every time you open your mouth. Repentance is a marvelous thing.

I’m gonna be the Boss Dog Butch Man-Dyke singer. Boy, Magnison can sing.

I’ve been wondering about the spike at large in the environment. This has been an abysmal year for waterfowl reproduction in my area- geese having only two to four goslings; wood ducks with one where they normally have about fifteen to twenty; and of the many mallard pairs there are no ducklings at all.
We also had three does who were clearly pregnant but we have not yet seen a single fawn.
The extremely abundant frogs and toads sang for three months (unprecedented) and not a single tiny one or tadpole in the waters.
Maybe that 99c kindle book was right: there’s an alien species ruled by Lucifera coming to take over the planet but it needs to kill off all the life first.

Tributes paid to ‘kind and amazing’ Celtic-daft dad after sudden death

“” The 44-year-old’s family has been left devastated by the “sudden and unexpected” loss. “”

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/10816230/tributes-paid-celtic-daft-dad-after-sudden-death/

TVASSF(and remain blind to it all)