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John wrote: Tue Feb 23, 2021 5:19 pm ** 23-Feb-2021 World View: No vaccines

tim wrote: Tue Feb 23, 2021 4:15 pm > No vaccines. We have effective antivirals that work but are a
> threat to Big Pharma. They want profit they do not care about
> health.

So in your world, nobody would get vaccinated. Obviously, this means
that there would be no point in even developing the vaccines at all,
since nobody would be taking them.

With all due respect, that's crazy.

You haven't watched the Robert Kennedy Jr. video I posted above before responding.

This is no different then Cool Breeze saying "this time is different" regarding the Fourth Turning. Just as he discards your theory without studying the material.

Injecting people and especially babies with vaccines in their current form, which are confirmed to be contaminated with animal retroviruses, IS crazy.

** 23-Feb-2021 World View: Tim's message

John wrote: Tue Feb 23, 2021 5:19 pm > ** 23-Feb-2021 World View: No vaccines

> So in your world, nobody would get vaccinated. Obviously, this
> means that there would be no point in even developing the vaccines
> at all, since nobody would be taking them.

> With all due respect, that's crazy.

tim wrote: Tue Feb 23, 2021 5:44 pm > You haven't watched the Robert Kennedy Jr. video I posted above
> before responding.

> This is no different then Cool Breeze saying "this time is
> different" regarding the Fourth Turning. Just as he discards your
> theory without studying the material.

> Injecting people and especially babies with vaccines in their
> current form, which are confirmed to be contaminated with animal
> retroviruses, IS crazy.

I was just restating your message, and apparently we agree on what
your message is. Your message is that nobody should get vaccinated,
and therefore there was no purpose in developing the vaccines at all.

I think that's crazy, and you don't. That's life.

I've stated my views, and you've stated your views. Let's just say we
agree to disagree.

Yes, John.

We will agree to disagree.

I do hope you research this issue for yourself.

I too used to think "anti-vaxxers" were crazy people.

Its funny how quickly things in life can change.

I am in Ohio and I just had no trouble at all reading the 30 Tyrants article.

John wrote: Tue Feb 23, 2021 4:03 pm ** 23-Feb-2021 World View: Your advice

tim wrote: Tue Feb 23, 2021 3:49 pm > The vaccine issue is significantly more difficult then you are
> making it out to be. The same corruption that is present in all
> other parts of the U.S. is present in medicine.

Cars kill people too.

So what's your point? Are you advising everyone you know not to get
vaccinated?

This was one of the problematic points of reasoning in your prior post: It is much more likely that you die in a car each day than dying when being confronted by sars-cov2. It's just not a lethal virus by any stretch of the imagination. That you don't know that people "died" from influenza again shows how much bias and propaganda there is in this case of hysteria, nothing else. The IFR of sars-cov2 and influenza are nearly identical. The proof that hammers this home is that (and I would call these kids compromised in any case if they died from "flu") COVID does not affect the pediatric population. Period. In many ways, it is actually overall less dangerous to society than the flu, because of traits like this.

I would never, and never did, take seriously a claim that "influenza kills" because clearly when 99% of people survive, there is something else going on. Same thing with sars-cov2. Agendas, media, smartphones, global crises, resets, Mr. Trump in office, mail in voting, etc - these were always the real issue, not a nonlethal virus. One that is a real virus (caused by GoF research and purposely created, directly or indirectly), but still by any definition in life nonlethal, but of course not without risk entirely (as is everything in life).

tim wrote: Tue Feb 23, 2021 5:44 pm This is no different then Cool Breeze saying "this time is different" regarding the Fourth Turning. Just as he discards your theory without studying the material.

I never said anything of the sort. I never discarded John's theory, I merely asked questions about his predictions.

Please report things accurately.

NATO increasing Iraq presence from 500 to 4,000 troops

https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/opinions_181561.htm

It's the end of another day. There's so much pain and misery in the
world, driven by political forces that look like sheer insanity. For
me, it's just overwhelming, and it isn't even happening to me. It's
happening to other people, people that I see on tv. I'm just an
observer. It's the end of the day, and I'm safe and warm in my tomb
errrrrrrrrrrrrr I mean in my apartment. So I can put it on pause for
now. But tomorrow is another day, and the pain and misery tomorrow
will be even more overwhelming than today. As I always like to say,
that's the way the world works.

A while back I followed a youtube link that Aeden posted. It turned out to be a video of a hyena eating a zebra alive. It was as horrible to watch as it sounds. I thought it was an isolated instance, but a little research showed that's the way they always eat their prey. I'm now glad I watched it, as it was a useful reminder that the world is not always a pretty place, for animals or people.

** 24-Feb-2021 World View: Using bitcoin to protect against wealth confiscation

• Hot chick Cathie Wood (right)

Cathie Wood, CEO of Ark Investment Management, is generating
excitement this morning because of these remarks:

> "Wood told Bloomberg there are "so many use cases" for
> bitcoin. "But probably, the most important use case is as an
> insurance policy around the world against confiscation of wealth.

> "And that can happen in two ways. It can happen with inflation.
> Bitcoin, I think, is the best hedge against inflation out there
> bar none, better than gold."

> Wood also said bitcoin can protect against "outright" wealth
> confiscation, for example by irresponsible governments.

> "If you think there's a 5% chance of that happening, you should
> put 5% of your portfolio long term - or your wealth - into
> something like bitcoin. You can carry the keys in your head across
> the border.""

-- Ark's Cathie Wood says she's still 'very positive' on bitcoin -
helping the price rise back past $50,000
https://markets.businessinsider.com/cur ... 1030117456
(BusinessInsider, 24-Feb-2021)