Debt Rattle May 19 2021
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French Nobel prize winner Luc Montagnier last year: There was manipulation done with this virus (SARS-Cov 2). pic.twitter.com/uQpkIDgdU7
— Wittgenstein (@wittgenstein78) May 19, 2021
Regarding “Bright Green Lies,” James Howard Kunstler interviewed Derrick Jensen over at the KunstlerCast:
KunstlerCast 341 — Yakking with Derrick Jensen about “Bright Green Lies”
Good, thought-provoking interview.
Derrick Jensen.. good to hear that name again. Apparently he’s been “outed” (as they say) as a “transphobe”.
So very many ways to be unpersoned these days.. viva Derrick Jensen.
‘Church of Sweden Announces That it is “Trans”; Denounces feminists for trying to protect female spaces.’ :
“The Church of Sweden represents Europe’s largest Lutheran denomination and the letter was published on the Västerås diocese’s official website.
“We write to you from a church that is also trans. A church is made up of people. People are different. We have confirmees, employees, churchwardens, elected representatives, non-profits, and other parishioners who define themselves as trans people. The church also consists of trans people. Therefore, the church could be described as trans,” the letter said.
The letter then decried the fact that some feminists are trying to protect female spaces from biological men, such as female sports or changing rooms, for which they are often denounced as TERFs (trans exclusionary radical feminists) by LGBT campaigners. “This contributes to the normalisation of trans hate,” asserts the letter..”The elites’ Destabilization of the West project continues.. nej tack.
> Agreed. It seems many are more the willing to go along with the “Good German” model. <
Yes. Apparently their notion is that going along to get along will spare them.
we’ll see
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You were missed, like an orchestra without violins.
British/UK variant. Ok.
South Africa variant. Sure.
India variant(s). Yes, yes.
Brazil variant. Uh huh.
China virus. Oh, no. NO NO NO NO NO!
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Someone please educate me on this.Thanks!Galore:
It is very simple.
Like the Spanish Flu, we can’t name the virus after the country that started it!
Up holding a century long tradition is very important!Looking at the Greek God’s family tree sort of messes with my original thinking. Hercules seems to be missing. Not sure where he fits in. Had thought Zeus was king of the gods but maybe not? Now I am just confused!
Maybe this will help:
Hercules (/ˈhɜːrkjuliːz, -jə-/) is the Roman equivalent of the Greek divine hero Heracles, son of Jupiter and the mortal Alcmene.
WikiGobekli Tepe is interesting. So why were they dedicated to expending enormous effort to create the whole city underground? Not for fun. What was going on above, under the sun? Why was the upper city seemingly buried on purpose, a thing we see from time to time like in Arizona? And if everything was fine, why at the same time did it collapse and never be unburied?
Was it something to do as we see elsewhere, the sun goes dark and 1/3 of the seas and land are burned? Was this similar to the comet flyby at Exodus, the recurring one called “The Destroyer” or the “Angel of Death,” the Sky Dragon drawn in China? That sure seemed to have cut a swath in nearby Egypt, with raining ash, animals going crazy, red tides, and tidal waves. Egypt fell and was overrun by warlords from the south for at least a generation.
Does this happen from time to time, every few thousand years, or are we proposing nothing ever happens?
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